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Coventry University has a long tradition of undertaking training, applied research and consultancy to meet the needs of local, national and international clients in the pubic and private sector. Coventry University Enterprises, a subsidiary of Coventry University Higher Education Corporation, is the organisation through which the University runs much of its commercial, income-generating and business-partnership work. The Serious Games Institute is a new initiative designed to support regional development and to create a national hub for excellence in the fields of serious games, virtual world applications and interactive digital media. Located in the Innovation Village, the Institute includes an applied research team that works closely with companies who are leading experts in the field. The SGI has already commenced world leading projects in the field including the Save the World Programme, the Second Life Science City Project and Interactive Digital Media funded Serious Games Exposed project.
As a world leader in the field of serious games and virtual world applications, the applied research group is adopting multi-disciplinary methods and approaches underpinning both participatory design methods as well as exploiting inductive (or multiple methodologies) of investigation. The CU team, led by Dr. Sara de Freitas, includes psychologists, educationalists, developers and social scientists and make use of a range of methodologies of investigation. CU will contribute as content and technical provider to the mEducator project.
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Mind fitness training for employee focus, mental clarity, and peak performance.
Welcome to our next monthly topic: Mindfulness and Personal Growth! This week, we'll explore how purposefully cultivating an attitude of gratitude can positively impact your health and happiness while improving your quality of life.
It's evident from the research that happiness and gratitude can make us healthier. Researchers have found significant evidence that people who are happy tend to be healthier and live longer. In the famous "Nun Study," the happiest quartile of nuns studied lived an average of 6.9 years longer than the unhappiest quartile. Another long-term study following Harvard students over 35 years found that those who were optimistic had a significant decrease in illness at midlife, compared to pessimistic individuals, after controlling for health status.
What's more, happiness and gratitude also make us more creative and better problem solvers. In one experimental study of diagnostic decision making by doctors, those in whom positive emotion was induced actually considered the correct diagnostic more quickly. This study strongly suggests that physicians in a positive mood can actually make better diagnostic decisions, a definite benefit to patients. Next time you go in to the office, be sure to try a little laugh therapy along with your family doctor!
But what if you tend to be the kind of person who sees the glass as half empty rather than half full? Can you exercise your "gratitude muscle" and improve your wellbeing? The answer, I am happy to report, is absolute yes. One way to flex those mental muscles and make gratitude a personal habit is with a simple exercise known to researchers as "Three Good Things." In one study, this easy activity, done over the course of a week, actually led to greater happiness and less depression a full three months after the exercise was completed.
Simply take the time to write down three positive things that happened to you during the course of your day. Do this nightly for at least a week and be sure to remember at least one good thing that occurred while you were at work. Then, for each occurrence, write a sentence to answer the question of why the good thing happened. Along with the list, you can also try keeping a tally of your happiness quotient on a daily basis, rating how happy you felt from 1-10 (10 being the happiest state you can imagine).
1. Heard from my daughter: I've been worried about her as she has been having a difficult time lately.
2. Made progress on a presentation for next month: I've been having writers block and it finally cleared!
3. Walked the dogs: The weather was beautiful and they chased a squirrel, which made me laugh.
If you have trouble remembering to bring gratitude to your daily experience, you might try putting a daily gratitude reminder into your work calendar. When the reminder comes up, simply stop for a moment or two, shut your eyes, take several deep breaths and bring to mind one thing for which you're grateful.
We also suggest our Aikens Approach members listen to our new Podcast meditation on gratitude and compassion. As best you can, bring a real sense of curiosity to this experiment, as well as an open mind, as you watch what unfolds. You may be surprised and delighted at the experience!
As you work with gratitude and the "Three Good Things" this week, it's important to recognize and manage pessimistic thoughts and cognitions when they occur. Stay alert for times you might be judging yourself harshly and try to let that judgment go by refocusing on your breath, physical sensation, sight or sound. If you do this frequently enough throughout the day, both at work and at home, such awareness will become a habit. The more self-awareness you can bring to your thoughts and thought processes, the more easily you can integrate a healthy dose of optimism. And with this increase in positive outlook will come greater personal productivity, improved health and a good chance at a longer, happier life.
Questions? Get in touch with us and we'll get back to you within 24 hours.


THE BRITISH PEOPLE — and in particular the White working class of England — have delivered a stunning rebuke to their political leaders in what amounts to the first revolutionary moment in British politics since 1945.
Prime Minister David Cameron has quit — his career in ruins — after the United Kingdom voted by 52% to 48% to leave the European Union. When Cameron's Conservatives won last year's general election, the turnout was 66%. This week's referendum saw a 72% turnout (73% in England).
While the bastions of privilege that are Cameron's natural home voted heavily in favour of Remain, there was a Leave landslide in White working class areas. Kensington & Chelsea voted 69-31 for Remain; Oldham voted 61-39 for Leave.
Further analysis of this result will soon appear on this site and in the new edition of Heritage and Destiny, which will be published in a week's time.
For now we leave you with the old socialist hymn England Arise! Finally voters have recognised that the Labour Party no longer speaks for England. Whether UKIP can radicalise itself sufficiently to do so remains to be seen. A nationalist movement will surely rise from the ashes of the BNP.


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10 est le septième album studio du groupe Wet Wet Wet. Il sort le  pour fêter l'anniversaire de leur premier album, Popped In Souled Out, publié dix ans plus tôt. Les trois singles issus de cet album sont If I Never See You Again, Strange, et Yesterday/Maybe I'm in Love. Le disque atteignit la seconde place du classement britannique.

Liste des pistes

Une édition limitée fut publiée, elle inclut un CD bonus intitulé 10 Again :

Notes et références

Album musical sorti en 1997
Album publié par Mercury Records

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Fly Rod Review: Redington "Butter Stick"
Pete Kutzer from the Orvis Fly Fishing School offers tips for casting sink tip flylines. Sink tip flylines are important tool for fly fishers for getting flies down in the water column. But sometimes they can be a challenge to cast, compared to a floating line. Pete explains some great ways to make casting sink tip fly lines easier and more effective.
Describing Fly Rods: "It's Time for Industry-Wide Standardization"


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// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

/**
 * @fileoverview Polymer element for displaying a summary of network states
 * by type: Ethernet, WiFi, Cellular, WiMAX, and VPN.
 */

/** @typedef {chrome.networkingPrivate.DeviceStateProperties} */
var DeviceStateProperties;

/**
 * @typedef {{
 *   Ethernet: (DeviceStateProperties|undefined),
 *   WiFi: (DeviceStateProperties|undefined),
 *   Cellular: (DeviceStateProperties|undefined),
 *   WiMAX: (DeviceStateProperties|undefined),
 *   VPN: (DeviceStateProperties|undefined)
 * }}
 */
var DeviceStateObject;

/**
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 *   WiMAX: (Array<CrOnc.NetworkStateProperties>|undefined),
 *   VPN: (Array<CrOnc.NetworkStateProperties>|undefined)
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    this.networksChangedListener_ = this.onNetworksChangedEvent_.bind(this);
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    this.networkingPrivate.onNetworksChanged.removeListener(
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   * Event triggered when the network-summary-item is expanded.
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      return;
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  /**
   * Event triggered when a network-summary-item is selected.
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   * @private
   */
  onSelected_: function(event) {
    var state = event.detail;
    if (this.canConnect_(state, this.globalPolicy)) {
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    this.fire('show-detail', state);
  },

  /**
   * Event triggered when the enabled state of a network-summary-item is
   * toggled.
   * @param {!{detail: {enabled: boolean,
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   * @private
   */
  onDeviceEnabledToggled_: function(event) {
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      this.networkingPrivate.enableNetworkType(event.detail.type);
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  /**
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  /**
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   */
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  /**
   * Determines whether or not a network state can be connected to.
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   * @private
   */
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  },

  /**
   * networkingPrivate.getState event callback for an active state.
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   * @private
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  getActiveStateCallback_: function(id, state) {
    if (chrome.runtime.lastError) {
      var message = chrome.runtime.lastError.message;
      if (message != 'Error.NetworkUnavailable') {
        console.error(
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    }
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    if (!this.activeNetworkIds_.has(id))
      return;
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              'For: ' + state.GUID);
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    });
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  /**
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   * @private
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  /**
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   * activeNetworkStates and networkStateLists once the results are returned
   * from Chrome.
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   *     Optional list of state properties for all available devices.
   * @private
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  getNetworkStates_: function(opt_deviceStates) {
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      visible: true,
      configured: false
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    this.networkingPrivate.getNetworks(filter, function(networkStates) {
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   * @param {!Array<!DeviceStateProperties>=} opt_deviceStates
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    // Clear any current networks.
    var activeNetworkStatesByType =
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    // Complete list of states by type.
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      WiMAX: [],
      VPN: [],
    };

    var firstConnectedNetwork = null;
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      let state = activeNetworkStatesByType.get(type) || {GUID: '', Type: type};
      if (state.Source === undefined &&
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    this.deviceStates_ = newDeviceStates;
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    this.activeNetworkStates_ = newActiveNetworkStates;
  },
});

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F1 Bahrain 2021: Hamilton Wins a Track Limits Fest
In future, all Dre video scripts will also end up here. This one was about Bahrain 2021 in F1, as Hamilton narrowly overcome a MUCH faster Verstappen, and the track limits heard around the world!
And if you want to see the video version, click the link above!
Being a Formula 1 fan, and a content creator is often a difficult mix. To do your hobby properly, you need some intrigue, some spice, something to stick your teeth into. Formula 1 often doesn't do that. Sometimes you gotta wait for half a dozen rounds for something special. But when it does arrive, it's incredible. And that's what the Bahrain Grand Prix was.
We were a little bit more on edge going into this one. Red Bull proved the Bahrain test wasn't a mirage. Verstappen led every session going into the race. Including an emphatic pole position where he out-qualified Lewis Hamilton by nearly half a second. In the last 8 years of Mercedes dominance, the number of times they were this clearly on the back foot, I could probably count on one hand.
Not that we knew at the time, but Red Bull missing the chance to counter Hamilton's undercut on the 1st stint and maintain track position might have been the difference-maker. It forced Red Bull into having Verstappen gun Hamilton down on the track to take the win after being more aggressive on tyres, using two medium stints to Hamilton's two on Hards.
But we won't talk about that… The talking point will be Max Verstappen's race-winning overtake with a handful of laps to go… Until it wasn't. Verstappen was put in a position where he had to take four wheels off the track to complete the move. He then had to give it back to avoid a penalty. Max didn't get another clear-cut chance to take the win before running out of laps.
One of Hamilton's finest. And he's had a fair few in his 15 year career.
Within hours of the finish, mass disagreements hit the social media timelines about whether this should have happened. It didn't help when onboard footage showed Lewis Hamilton running wide at Turn 4, TWENTY-NINE times. By the time a team message by Red Bull told Max "Oh, by the way, you can take the same liberties here", Race Director Michael Masi had effectively locked the gate and told Mercedes off, long after the horse had already bolted.
You see, this is an apples and oranges case. Using one incident to try and validate the other, and the confusion is understandable. Having a track limit only be enforced in certain sessions and with certain contexts is going to irk people. Even more so if the parameters change IN THE MIDDLE OF A RACE. If the drivers themselves were confused about it, I can understand why we as fans might be too. That old topic of inconsistent stewarding has reared its ugly head yet again.
It's a shame because one of the better races in the history of the V6 era will be remembered just as much by its misdirection. We just had the world's two best racing drivers from two different teams go head-to-head to the best final lap decider since… probably Austria 2016?
And both teams are going to walk away from this weekend delighted. Mercedes took a 1-3 and a Fastest Lap bonus in a Grand Prix they had no real business winning, and made a critical error on Bottas' stop. On the other side of the coin, Red Bull had the best car this weekend. I know it's very easy to jump the gun and be over-optimistic, but this was the best Red Bull has looked since 2013. We'll be very spoilt if Hamilton and Verstappen end up making a season out of this.
Decent time in the midfield, had a fair few fun dices like this one between one current Ferrari driver, and two of their alumni!
Further observations? Heck of a drive from Sergio Perez. For the second time in Bahrain, he came back from last on the opening lap to crack the Top 6. If you had any Alex Albon stock left, it might finally be time to sell, because it's about as worthless as Dogecoin at this point. McLaren looks to be the best of the rest with another 4th place from Norris, and 7th from Ricciardo on debut. Speaking of which, it was a heck of a debut from Yuki Tsunoda, who kept it clean, passed some fast drivers and scored points on debut. Can't ask for much more, especially after his high profile teammate chucked his great start away.
Ferrari might have the second rear-gunner it needed with Sainz in range of Leclerc. And it's a shame his Spanish counterpart Fernando Alonso had to retire with brake issues when he too was running in the points, in what was otherwise a pretty miserable first race for Alpine. Sebastian Vettel owes Esteban Ocon a Christmas Hamper. Five penalty points in a day is an ugly debut for a team with massive hype behind them. I'm going to be kind here and say, the man needs more time in the car after a testing shitstorm, but phew, that was rough.
Dre's Race Rating: 9/10 – Outstanding. This was a sensational race. A future classic that I'd happily watch again and only major shenanigans would have made it a 10. It wasn't the elbows out dogfight we've seen before here. But it was a fascinating tactical battle that peaked with a tense finale. And we got some fun fights in the midfield too. This is the sort of race we as fans always hope Formula 1 is. We have the potential for the season we wished we had in 2017 and 18. Let's just hope this wasn't a one-off.
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Dre Harrison, 28 year old Bookies Manager and hobbyist Motorsport journalist. Lover of sneakers and sports, but refuses to stick to it.

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Basketball bids farewell to seniors
March 23, 2007 12:00 am by Frank Green
After the completion of a successful season, the four seniors on the men's basketball team are leaving with a sense of accomplished goals and even higher future aspirations. The three guards, Victor Monaros, Rome Sanders and Brian Greene; and one center, Darius Glover, have plans to compete in the NBA or overseas.
Glover, a 23-year-old criminal justice student from Chicago and a transfer from Olney Central Community College, said although there were some exceptions during his college career, for the most part his years at FAMU were "excellent."
"I feel like I accomplished my goals," said Glover, a center. "We won MEAC and had 21 wins in the season."
He said one of the few exceptions was the lack of support he felt the athletic administration provided to the basketball team and other sports throughout his college career.
"The administration staff was not always there for us until we started winning," he lamented. "Everyone needs to support all coaches and programs whether they are up or down."
Glover said he will hire an agent after graduating and prepare for competition in the professional league or overseas.
Head coach Mike Gillespie said all the seniors have the talent to compete on a higher level. Gillespie along with the basketball coaching staff are seeking agents for Glover as well as Greene and Sanders.
"We're trying to get the best people to put them in that situation, to make some money," Gillespie said.
Monaros, a guard, has made plans to compete professionally in Puerto Rico or the Dominican Republic. The criminal justice student from Queens, N.Y. said he is proud of winning the MEAC championship, but his years as a collegiate athlete were hard.
"I struggled with my injuries," said the 6'4 Monaros. "I've gotten used to not being a part of the rotation."
As for the team he is leaving behind Monaros said he is confident in their ability to compete at a high level next year.
"They got a good squad, the program is only going to get better," he said.
Sanders, a 22-year-old criminal justice student from Chicago, said he appreciated the opportunity to have played for FAMU and accomplished most of his goals.
For the future Sanders is also aspiring to play in the NBA or overseas. If the professional field does not go as planned Sanders hopes to be able to one day coach his own team.
"As long as it involves basketball, I'm fine," he said.
Sanders, a starting guard, said his years at FAMU have taught him lifelong lessons that he hopes he can one day pass on to his athletes.
"I learned to be more humble and to work with what I got," Sanders said.
Although the team did not advance past the first round of the NCAA tournament this season, the Rattler men were still victorious in the MEAC.
For the most part all the Rattlers seniors said they could have tried more and done better throughout their past years. Gillespie however, stated differently.
"I got their best effort; they were tired and exhausted," Gillespie said.
"There was nothing left in the tank. Their effort was not questioned.
"The team can learn from their leadership and sacrifice. They were not selfish, they put their personal agendas aside for the betterment of team," Gillespie continued.
Aside from their athletic accomplishments, the four men also share a significant accomplishment in their personal lives. Each senior is going to be the first person to graduate in his immediate family.
6'5 starting guard Brian Greene, who is also a criminal justice student, will be remembered for his buzzer-beating shot that helped the team conquer the MEAC title and advance to the NCAA tournament play-in game. Greene has set his sights on professional competition just like his graduating teammates.
The Jacksonville native said he will use the lessons from basketball he picked up at FAMU in his years as a graduate, athlete and man.
Greene said he learned the importance of keeping his poise, learning from his weaknesses and that when he is sitting down, someone else is working hard and getting better. If Greene's professional plans in basketball don't come to fruition, he said his alternative is to work with juvenile delinquents.
As for the underclassmen who are competing next year Greene said, "They will be alright. They know what team chemistry is and what it takes."
Greene also expressed that he will miss all of his team members when he leaves.
Although Gillespie is eager to brag about this particular group of seniors, he is especially proud of their invaluable contributions to the team. He said the list of qualities is endless.
"They are tremendous leaders, the best group of guys I have ever been around," Gillespie said. "Their will to win was incredible. Their competitiveness is remarkable. These guys never let up or gave up."


I will publish a full itinerary soon, but right now I think I will be seeing this performance on 8/9. Maybe I will see you there?
Eminent scientist Dr Henry Jekyll believes he has created a new cure for depression. In a bid for his colleagues' approval, he agrees to self-test the drug, but he soon comes face-to-face with his disturbed alter-ego, Hyde. Pulled into the violent underbelly of London, Jekyll struggles to win a war with his own psyche. Join Headlock Theatre for a physical re-telling of Robert Louis Stevenson's gothic tale. 'Cleverly interpreted and brutally realised' **** (ThreeWeeks) on Tragedy of Titus.
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I Got on a Ghost Ship By Mistake and Was Forced To Be the Captain - Chapter 511 - Chapter 503 Wedding invitation (5000 words)
I Got on a Ghost Ship By Mistake and Was Forced To Be the Captain
Chapter 511 - Chapter 503 Wedding invitation (5000 words)
Chapter 503 Wedding invitation (5000 words)
ps: I was supposed to write about weddings, but I suddenly found that there are a lot of things to pay attention to in Western-style weddings, and I need to check a lot of information, so I only wrote one chapter. Today, I will use this chapter to send off the girls who Tu Fu has experienced!
"Children, I must say sorry to you, the Gustav family did not forgive my mistakes.
So much so that those shameful cheapskates took their anger out on you, and they wouldn't come to your wedding even when they thought it would be time. But don't worry, the wedding will go on as usual, and God will bless you in the temple. "
In the old Winster's house at No. 64b, Crescent Street, Uncle Ethan looked very sorry, and made half-spoofing to make it seem like it wasn't a big deal.
Aunt An Feier, who was standing beside her uncle, had red eye sockets for some reason.
Rarely did not refute when the husband complained about the family members.
"That's really bad enough. I can't get in touch with the Capet family. They seem to have left Leeds and are not in the service area."
Tu Fu simply spread his hands, and told his family the nonsense he had made up in advance.
"Sophie, is that so?" Uncle's sharp eyes turned to Miss Winster.
The latter sat on the sofa and nodded obediently. Afraid of being spotted, he secretly used extraordinary power to control his muscle expressions, perfectly avoiding his father's scrutiny.
Suddenly, the atmosphere at home suddenly became a little dull.
Wedding has never been a matter of two people, the union of two families.
Whether it is the experience of the previous life or this era, they all silently abide by this stereotype.
Now the relatives of both men and women are unable to come due to various reasons. If other guests know about it, they will definitely become a topic of conversation before tea and after dinner.
What's more, it's the special situation of an adopted son marrying a daughter.
"It's not a big problem, but it's just a few fewer food preparations and fewer gifts. We have booked the entire Wuthering Heights as the wedding venue, and they will definitely regret missing this wedding."
Uncle Ethan, although he has a lot of problems, he always has a good habit.
No matter how bad the situation is, you can always solve the problem with the most optimistic attitude.
"An Fei'er, look at the grandeur of my husband's wedding, it's much more luxurious than ours at that time, it's just that some insignificant people are missing.
At least their parents will be there in person, and very formally. "
"Ethan, you'd better stop mentioning this in front of me, or I'll be really angry.
You always, always owe me a wedding. "
Aunt Anfeier got angry when she said this.
Every time you attend a tea party held by celebrities and wives in the upper class, whoever starts to show off his wedding, how important is the diamond ring he receives, and who is the big person who invites the guests.
Whenever that happened, she always wanted to find a hole in the ground to hide her shame.
At that time, due to the conflict with the family, I temporarily severed the relationship and did not have sufficient funds. In the end, I had to be enthroned and naturalized in a government unit hastily.
Not even a serious wedding.
This resentment has not diminished much because of time, and it is even more important for her daughter's generation not to let Sophie leave regrets.
「Anfeier…」
Seeing his wife walk away angrily, Uncle Ethan didn't stay or persuade him, he just stood there blankly for a while, not knowing why.
"Uncle, it seems that it's time to show your charisma."
Tu Fu chuckled, "As for the preparations for the wedding, I will be in charge later. I promise to prepare a perfect wedding for Sophie."
After Uncle responded, he chased Aunt Anfei'er non-stop.
I don't know how many good things to say to end this dispute.
But after the adults in the family left, only Tu Fu and Miss Winster were left, and each could see the helplessness on the other's face.
"Dad was lying just now, and he hasn't told the truth since he came in."
Sophie, who was on the way of a scammer, explained the reason Uncle Ethan gave them in one word.
Tu Fu nodded in agreement, "It must have something to do with Gustav's family. No matter how angry you are about the past, it's been so long, there's no need to argue."
「The reason can only be us.」
The astute Miss Winster also saw why the Gustav family was not even willing to perfunctory.
For the emerging petty bourgeoisie family, the loss must far outweigh the gain to make this decision.
"I'll go and see."
Tu Fu remained silent, the extraordinary power flowing from his body, and his body gradually began to blur.
The environment around His body suddenly turned into darkness, and there was a "squeak" sound of a river flowing by his ears, which was "the long river of time".
And He walked in the nearest time node, squatting half-squat beside the dark river, spying on what happened in the "Gustav Manor" not long ago.
Soon the original sound of the dialogue appeared next to my ears.
"Heh, the Gustav family can't afford to lose this person in such a matter of losing the case against the wind."
「The person who blocked your property, you should know better than us…」
"Ethan, an imposed notoriety is enough to destroy a person. That is to say, you understand?"
The family's cynicism and sarcasm brought their selfishness and indifference to the extreme.
Even to the family members, he refused politely.
Even listening as a bystander made Tu Fu feel uncomfortable.
Until the long river of time, the firm voice of the man was revealed:
「What my generation failed to do, I don't want the children to leave regrets.
So, no matter how much the price is paid, I will do it for them. "
Hearing this, Tu Fu knew that there was no need for him to listen any longer, and he already had a position in his heart.
In fact, there is no right or wrong in this matter, only real benefits.
If he was at the helm of the Gustav family, he would also avoid the risk of being in trouble, and he would not like "rascals" like Uncle Ethan.
But that man is the benefactor who brought him up, so he must not let him suffer such insults.
After coming out of "The Long River of Time", Tu Fu noticed that Sophie was sitting at the dining table at some point, writing something seriously.
"Honey, what are you doing?"
"Write invitations."
"Why not just go to print, it will be much faster."
「It's always more sincere to write in person, and the sentence pattern for the tutor or the leader must not be the same!」
Sophie raised her head and smiled. She raised her hand to show the letterhead rolled into a cylinder in her hand, tied it up with lace satin, and stuffed two dried rose petals. This invitation looked extremely delicate.
"Since people from my mother's family can't come, let's invite more important guests to make them look better."
「Invite some important guests? Not a bad idea.」
Tu Fu's eyes suddenly brightened, but Sophie's social circle is only the University of Göttinghagen and the National News Agency, and the only ones who can be invited are department chairs, and it is still far from being able to control the market.
"Honey, why don't you write some invitations for me too."
The corners of Tu Fu's mouth raised slightly.
He suddenly had a plan, a big plan.
A few days later, Göttinghagen.
A letter mailed to the Weimar family caused some turmoil in this ancient family.
With a beard, the Duke of Weimar, who was in his prime, unwrapped the rose-scented roll paper invitation himself, and read everything verbatim.
He looked at the servant with a smile: "Is Miss here?"
"Miss Weimar heard that the letter was sent from Leeds, so she hurried back home without stopping." The maid turned
Bow down and explain.
Before the words were finished, there was a burst of eager footsteps. Elena Weimar, who was wearing a blue dress with lace, had a flushed face and her **** were constantly rising and falling.
Eileen pressed her palm on her chest forcibly, trying to calm herself down as much as possible:
「Father, is this a letter from Tufu?」
"That's right, he's getting married, and the wedding will be held in Leeds at the end of the month. Here's the invitation." The Duke of Weimar handed over the girly invitation.
「Wedding…wedding…invitation card.」
Miss Elena Weimar couldn't help stuttering when she spoke, she didn't know what to do with the invitation card, and looked at the handwriting on it stupidly.
The Duke of Weimar noticed the strangeness of his daughter and pretended to be very hesitant:
"Litz, I remember that it is in Oswald, the distance is not too close. I remember that child once came to your coming-of-age ceremony, and the Weimar family never owes favors.
But if you don't like it, you can simply send a representative to attend for us…"
"No, Father, I'm going to Leeds."
After Elena came to her senses, her tone was unusually firm.
"Have you thought about it?"
"Of course, we are, after all, good friends." Miss Weimar bit her lip lightly, and her voice grew longer when she uttered the last noun.
Even if there were mixed feelings in my heart, I didn't write my emotions on my face.
This is the nobility, no matter how sad you are, you must wear a smiling mask to welcome guests.
Villedo town, Miskar Stark University.
An emergency meeting is underway.
"Guys, this time the Seven Schools Alliance will send representatives.
Including those old guys from Columbia University, only the University of Michigan received the most invitations among the seven schools. After all, Tufu Capet is the pride of our University of Michigan, and those old guys should not let those old guys steal the limelight. "
In the dean's conference room, Dean Charles Kane looked smug.
"If you count the two principals, the dean of the Fifth Academy, and professors with surnames, almost all the professors at the University of Michigan will go there, what about the teaching tasks."
"Teaching tasks? Forget about such trivial matters. The children of the University of Michigan are the most intelligent and charming children of this era. Even if there is no teacher to teach them, they should take the initiative to learn."
"That's right, why don't the whole school take a few days off and start classes after Tu Fu's wedding is over."
After the deans of the five colleges made a total calculation, the result came out immediately.
Professors with famous names and surnames from UM will attend the wedding, and the left-behind teachers are not enough to teach, so the whole school will be on vacation for three days at the end of this month.
At a corner of the UM campus, Cheryl Thoreau was holding an invitation with trembling palms, full of feelings in her heart.
She followed in Tufu's footsteps and returned to Baia, studying in Miskar Stark, all in order to follow in his footsteps.
Even if He doesn't care, Cheryl is happy to do it.
At first, I thought that the two would never be in contact with each other for the rest of their lives, and their good wishes could only be kept in their hearts.
Keep a glimpse at the prom, but it left an indelible impression deep in her heart.
The girl's sigh was also the sympathetic voice of the young woman who received the invitation.
Southern Continent, Tabor.
New Smith Industries headquarters.
After the order from the top, a vigorous procurement action was conveyed to the various branches below, and the items needed for a wedding list must be prepared in the shortest time, and they must be the best.
These days, the heads of the various departments below have received relevant errands respectively.
The difficulty of the objects prepared this time is almost world-class.
"Young master, the classic wedding dress you want is about to be completed. There are already more than 200 female employees in charge at this time, which is absolutely unique in the world."
「The bouquet is also ready
There are also bouquets required for the wedding scene, which will be transported from the southern mainland in person. "
"We have found a head chef who is proficient in various cuisines. This person once served as an imperial chef in the royal family, and he is absolutely capable of satisfying the appetites of all guests."
「The band needed for the wedding is the most famous classical orchestra at the moment…」
In the director's office of the headquarters, David Smith listened to the reports of his subordinates one by one. They knew that this matter was related to the big boss, and the people below did not dare to delay for a moment, and fully mobilized the company's resources.
Find big names from all walks of life at any cost, just to show off at Tu Fu's wedding on time.
「This guy really knows how to call people.」
David Smith looked at the invitation sent by the other party not long ago rather speechlessly. In addition to inviting him to attend, there was one more indicator.
Smith Industry is responsible for purchasing all the supplies needed for His wedding, ranging from the bride's wedding dress, wedding shoes, gemstone brooch, necklace earrings, wooden comb ribbons and other items, to the behind-the-scenes chef, band, painter…
Smith Industries is responsible for a large amount of work, and both things and people must be top-notch and unique in the world.
Has the ability to get it in a short period of time, and only Smith Industries is a giant industry that spreads across two continents.
It is not difficult to do this, as long as you are willing to spend money to prepare items, it will always work.
But the masters in the fields of music and painting are not so easy to invite.
The reason why they are willing to come is that many of them know that the host of this wedding is Sir Capet, who is popular all over the world.
Weddell Polar Sea.
The "Demon Hunter" just excavated an underwater cemetery, and returned with a full ship full of gold, silver and jewels. Victor, one of the Shichibukai, made people count the harvest this time.
"I tell the captain that most of the things I found this time are old objects from the third era. If I go to the maritime auction house, I'm afraid I can add a few more warships of the level of the 'Demon Hunter'."
The accountant Thor under his hand was full of joy, so happy that he almost fainted.
Victor Horta took the harvest list, and pointed his finger directly at the most valuable items in this harvest,
"Take out a piece of deep sapphire, nephrite brass cup, Erbos bronze mirror, and the few treasures in my cabinet, and send them to the North Continent as quickly as possible.
Since people can't come to the scene, gifts are always indispensable. "
"Everyone in the alliance has been preparing gifts recently, is it for that one?" Thor asked cautiously.
「Do you think anyone else has this face.」
Victor snorted softly. But it wasn't just him, that gentleman sent the invitation directly through the spiritual messenger.
After the members of the Pirate Alliance received the invitation, they prepared heavy gifts overnight without saying a word.
There are so many antique toys from the Second Epoch and Tertiary Epoch alone.
All the rare treasures that have appeared on the sea have been included in the gift list by the Shichibukai. Those wealth are enough to shake the national strength of a small country.
Gold, silver, jewelry, and antique toys are shipped to the city of Leeds by ship after ship. No matter whether they are black or white, they dare not touch these goods easily.
There is no second scene.
Coral Sea, Deep Sea Palace.
"Thank you for your hard work, please tell your master, although my family can't come to the scene in person, the congratulatory gifts will definitely be there."
A strange wormhole-like pitch-black space appeared. The headless horseman Samuel put his palm on his chest, and after offering a gift to the king of the deep sea in front of him, he returned to the spirit world from the black hole.
Only the king of the deep sea in loose robes was left, staring at the invitation in his hand thoughtfully.
After pondering for a moment, the Mermaid King felt that he should tell his daughter about this, so he shuttled through the palace all the way with his tail flapping.
In an instant, we arrived at the residential area where the mermaid princess dreamed. Several older mermaid princesses were playing with each other, and only Avril Lavigne was sitting beside her sisters quietly reading a book.
The younger daughter's personality has always been quiet and introverted, even if she likes something, she never says it out loud.
Fortunately, that incident didn't have much impact on her, and she was able to grow up healthily and happily in the next few years, all because of that person's life-saving rescue at any cost.
It's no wonder that Avril Lavigne has been obsessed with it.
"Father, when did you come?"
Avril just happened to catch a glimpse of her father from the corner of her eye when she was turning the pages of the book. He stood in the distance with an unbearable look in his eyes, "There is one thing that I think I should tell you."
「Let me guess, is it related to Mr. Capet?」
The little mermaid swam over with a smile on her face. She was clever and quickly guessed the whole story, and her father would only find her in person if it was related to that person.
"Smart." The King of the Deep Sea praised him generously.
「What is this, a letter?」
Avril immediately noticed the letter in her father's hand, "Is it from Mr. Capet?"
"Yes, to be precise… it's a wedding invitation. Marriage is a ritual in the human world." The mermaid king opened his mouth with great difficulty, watching his daughter's smile solidify on his face:
"Avril, I think you can understand what this kind of invitation means."
"…certainly."
After a short period of frustration, the Little Mermaid forced out a bitter smile:
「I really should congratulate them. Mr. Capet found a girl he really likes. This is a very good thing, just like the ending in the story.
True lovers will eventually get married. "
She clasped her hands together to congratulate her, but in the sea water beside her, pearl-like teardrops suddenly appeared.
Slowly float towards the sea surface a little bit.
I don't know how long it took, the moment the Mermaid's Tears that surfaced out of the sea touched the sunlight,
Like there should be no bubbles,
It melted into the world with a "snap".


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TABERNACLE, MORRISTON
"Cathedral" of chapels
The Restoration Programme
Following water penetration of the south wall, gallery staircase and roof in 1993, an architectural study revealed the need for a comprehensive programme of restoration upon a building so well-constructed that only modest maintenance had been required for over a century.
An Appeal Fund was established and launched with a series of fund-raising concerts by Bryn Terfel, Morriston Orpheus Choir and other leading Welsh singers and choirs who have regularly performed in the Tabernacle. Support was given by local businesses, notably by the Julian Hodge Foundation, by CADW and the Welsh Government.
The work has been undertaken in three main stages:
1995-1997. Re-roofing, restoration of main facade including reconstruction of Corinthian column-heads, repointing and internal decoration of south wall and staircases. Manufacture and installation of cast-iron drainpipes and hopper-boxes to match the original 1872 design.
1997 – 1998. Restoration of the 1922 Hill Norman & Beard three-manual organ by Harrison & Harrison of Durham. Renewal of pneumatic tubing, releathering of motors, cleaning of all 2407 pipes, removal and reconstruction of console at the Durham works. The organ is an unchanged example of an Edwardian concert instrument; following the restoration it was accorded a Historic Organ Certificate by the British Institute of Organ Studies.
2010 – 2012. Restoration of the 120ft high east elevation, including stonework, windows and stained glass. Pointing of spire and renewal of capstone and bellframe, updating of electrical installation throughout the building and lightning conductor to current regulations.
The congregation and the community have raised £603,000, ie 60% of the cost, CADW grants supporting the remainder.
Renovation work in 2005
© Morriston Tabernacle
Woodfield Street
SA6 8BR


A panel of experts behind the design of Cenduit's new IRT user interface (UI) talk about the important role user experience played in designing the interface. The panel includes Chris Dailey, Cenduit's Global Head of Technology, as well as two special guests from the design and development firm that helped us bring the new UI to life: Dante Passera, Director of User Experience and Lucas Brauer, UX Project Lead at Smashing Boxes.
Lex Raleigh: Hello, and welcome back to Cenduit Quickcasts. For some of our long-time listeners, you know who I am. For anyone new to us, I'll introduce myself, my name is Lex Raleigh. Today is a very timely episode. We've just recently released a new user interface for our flagship IRT product, and we're lucky enough to have some of the thought leaders and drivers behind that here with us today to chat about it. Let me first introduce our panel; we've got Chris Dailey, who's the global head of technology here at Cenduit. We also have Dante Passera and Lucas Brauer from Smashing Boxes, the company we partnered with to develop the new UI. I'm going to pepper you guys with a few questions, but before we get started, I'd like you to introduce yourselves. Chris Dailey, if you don't mind saying a few words about who you are and what you're doing here at Cenduit and anything you want about the UI project.
Chris Dailey: Sure. Thanks, Lex. Thanks for having me. As you mentioned, I'm the global head of technology here at Cenduit. That means I'm responsible for all of the R&D efforts, as well as IT efforts for the company. And my role on the UI project was to try to envision what the balance of it would be, as well as identify an appropriate partner to bring in to augment our expertise and really drive the project forward.
Lex Raleigh: Okay. Fantastic. Speaking of the appropriate partner to bring in, that brings us to Smashing Boxes. I'll turn first to Dante, maybe if you can introduce yourself and say a few words.
Dante Passera: Hey, Lex. Happy to be here as well. It's my first time on a podcast. I think this is the 21st century version of "Hi, Mom. I'm on TV."
Lex Raleigh: (laughing) Those are pretty cool.
Dante Passera: I'm the Director of User Experience at Smashing Boxes. We are a design and development firm in Durham, North Carolina. When Chris came to us, this was something that was right up our alley. We were very excited about the opportunity to work with what was already an industry leader who had a great product, and we were tasked with making it better. I mean, you can't ask for more of a dream engagement than that. I wish I could take more credit for making it better and being awesome, but that would go to my man on the ground, Lucas Brauer, who was the main driver of taking it from initial meeting all the way through development, iteration and finally, to our final project.
Lex Raleigh: Well, I really love that you're doing part of my job because that's the perfect introduction for Lucas. Lucas, if you can say a few words and then we'll get into the meat of all this.
Lucas Brauer: Yeah, it was a great project. Like Dante said, exciting to be a part of an established brand and offer our services to that. Yeah, I was the UX Lead on the project.
Lex Raleigh: Okay. Great. Actually, one thing that I want to sort of get out in front is a couple of expression reviews: user experience and user interface. I thought maybe we'll start with a few words about what's the difference, so anyone can jump in. What's the difference between the two and how do we go about approaching that?
Dante Passera: User interface is pretty much just exactly what you see visually on the screen. It's how a user makes decisions, it's how a user inputs data, it's how a user views data and results on the screen. The user experience then, I mean, this sounds cliché, but it's the experience that the user has. Is that data presented in a way that's easy for them to understand. Can they efficiently move to those controls and input information? It's trying to make the business experience actually something that is either invisible to them, it's so easy and efficient, or it's actually enjoyable to them and something that they want to come back and engage with.
Chris Dailey: I might even expand that a bit to say it's about how the user interacts with Cenduit. The user experience, as a whole, is both the ... Through our website, but also through interactions with our help desk and interactions with our project managers and it's their entire experience and how this piece of it fits with that.
Lex Raleigh: Okay. Just thinking about this and the difference and nuances between that, I want to sort of put Chris on the spot first to say, well, what are the trends in this? How has this evolved over the history of software and then what sort of research was done? Then, ultimately, how did you come to choose Smashing Boxes as the partner for this?
Chris Dailey: If you think about it, there was an evolution of computer systems. You started with digitization of paper processes so that you're able to make things a little more efficient, and make it faster, and make use of some of the kind of facilities there for error trapping and things of that nature. That first generation of system was like that, it was really about a paper process that's been digitized.
Lex Raleigh: In addition to the user experience and user interface, one of the other things that is a new capability, I understand, is this chat functionality. Chris, can you talk a little bit about chat and how we came to include it and what it's going to mean to the IRT space?
Chris Dailey: Sure. It kind of goes back to that concept of the user experience being bigger than the website, how the user interacts with Cenduit as a whole. In our surveys, where we talked to our existing site users and contracted with CenterWatch to do a survey of their site users, one of the recurring themes was about interacting with the help desk and the ability to do that with an online chat function. That drove a lot of those decisions for including that. Again, it makes sense in the greater narrative was we want to make the site users' life easier, and part of that is by making a site perform better and the user experience of that site be better, but also to allow that site user to reach out to our help desk in another manner in which they've requested.
Lex Raleigh: Alright. I like that, that also dovetails with what Smashing Boxes brought up with the broader consumerization of it. The chat functionality is a pretty common thing across other applications, it's maybe less common in IRT. Well, that's one of the reasons why we're ahead of the curve here, one of the reasons we're in front of what makes sites happier. We're making this a seamless experience from what people are used to outside of "work" or their IRT, and what we're delivering today.
Chris Dailey: We also solicited input from our existing customers as well as potential customers in the space and said, "What do you want from the IRT system?" We used some of that input as well to sort of synthesize with those greater trends to come up with the main thrust of where we want to go with it. Then as far as Smashing Boxes, one of the other sort of trends there is something that's called consumerization of the enterprise, which is where all of potential users' experiences online with consumer sites, whether it's shopping or social media, they're used to a certain level of fit and finish and polish on usability that are driven by kind of leaders in other spaces. Then they come to work and they expect their applications at work to also function at that level. It wasn't necessarily a case where we want somebody whose designed an IRT, it was we want somebody who has expertise, deep expertise in user experience across a broad array of web sites.
Lex Raleigh: Right. That's an interesting, great answer. Actually, I give you a lot of credit because I didn't realize I actually asked you 3 questions, but you stayed on top and answered all 3. It's about the evolution of computer systems being a form to actually taking on more inherent capabilities and functionalities that a computer system can deliver, all the way through to you making sure our brand and our experience are consistent with the marketplace. Actually, I want to turn it over to Lucas as one of the guys on the ground implementing this experience, sort of pounding this out, taking input from Chris, taking your past experience, did you find it a challenge? Or how did it go about for you, actually, you're building this IRT system and designing it for us?
Lucas Brauer: Well, really, we're trying to get inside the heads of the users and their mental models and how they see the world, what their standards are and try to meet and/or exceed that. Really, we started out by figuring out what are the primary actions that people are going to take in this application and who are these users, so really identifying user groups.
Lex Raleigh: I like that. Can you talk more about what's actually changed? If that can maybe bridge the gap to say that was a departure, I think, from our previous user interface and/or experience. How did that go as far as defining the user groups and what does that meaningfully mean now? When someone logs into our new system, what's different for them?
Lucas Brauer: We really wanted to pay attention to the details of how these different users can execute the actions and going forward, just learning about as much as we could about who is the site management user, the materials management user, the patient management users - what can we do to expedite the process?
Lex Raleigh: I'm glad you mentioned that too because, I think, that's the initial feedback that I've had from our team and some of the external users that have already experienced this. It's really about that tailored experience coming back to when a site manager logs in, they will see site management functions. They won't necessarily be cluttered by other activities that aren't really directly related to them.
Dante Passera: Yeah, our key theme to everything was presenting relevant information right when it was needed.
Lucas Brauer: Well, it's a complex application so we didn't want to design every screen, that wouldn't have been efficient. We wanted to have components, build out a component library that you can throw in as you're building it out. It's basically, we figured out the primary flows, and then started to identify patterns. Then sort of pulling those components together to ultimately a design specification document that can guide the implementation of the application.
Lex Raleigh: Right. One of the keywords there that comes to mind is mobile, right? Is our site mobile? Is it mobile friendly?
Chris Dailey: I would say yes. That was one of the drivers and one of the bounds we tried to work within as we looked at what does mobile mean in an IRT? If you try to do sort of some of the more complex materials management activities on a phone, that probably makes less sense. We wanted it to be useful and also dovetail more into the trends of non-traditional computing devices in a clinical setting.
Lex Raleigh: Right. Yeah, I was going to say that, that when I all think about this too, is it all seems perfectly reasonable. To hear you explain it, Chris, that makes a lot of sense. I think, again, from a quick look on the outside, it was easy questions to say, I want this on mobile and I want to do this. Your comments and Dante's and Lucas' all reflect the thought that went into this, that this is not just reporting application, this is not just making buttons big to put it on a mobile. This is thinking about how people actually use it and plausible, likely repeated use cases. That reminds me of a quote that's posted prominently in Chris' office and something that we've sort of have come to internalize here more and more, it goes something to the effect of, "A good user experience is like a joke. If you have to explain it, it's not that good."
Thank you to all of our participants today, it's been a great conversation. Unfortunately, we ran out of time, but I want to thank you guys for coming in and sharing your perspective on this. Since this is a recent release, anyone who has not seen our user experience, our new design, is welcome to go to our website, there's an opportunity to request a demo for it. We have a sales team and folks standing by to let you see the newest and latest greatest IRT user experience from us, Cenduit, the largest IRT specialist in the world. Thanks again for listening. I'm Lex Raleigh, see you next time.


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SushiPop is a restaurant chain that has branches in Mexico City, Mérida and Puerto Vallarta. The latter is located at Plaza Península. The menu features more than 40 types of rolls, appetizers such us batter-fried crab legs, flamed butter clams; main courses such as lobster teppanyaki and sashimi, as well as delicious desserts such as the Chocolate Bomb and the Tempura Ice Cream.
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Cairns Airport
IATA: CNS
ICAO: YBCS
WMO: 94287
Airport type
North Queensland Airports Group
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Aeroglen, Queensland, Australia
Hub for
Skytrans Airlines
Elevation AMSL
10 ft / 3 m
16°53′09″S 145°45′19″E / 16.88583°S 145.75528°E / -16.88583; 145.75528Coordinates: 16°53′09″S 145°45′19″E / 16.88583°S 145.75528°E / -16.88583; 145.75528
cairnsairport.com.au
YBCS
Location in Queensland
15/33 3,156 10,354 Asphalt
Statistics (2016/17)
Passenger Movements
Aircraft Movements
Source: AIP[1] Enroute Supplement[2]
passenger and aircraft movements from the Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics (BITRE)[3]
Cairns Airport (IATA: CNS, ICAO: YBCS) is an international airport in Cairns, Queensland, Australia. Formerly operated by the Cairns Port Authority, the airport was sold by the Queensland Government in December 2008 to a private consortium. It is the seventh busiest airport in Australia. The airport is located 2.3 nautical miles (4.3 km; 2.6 mi) north northwest[2] of Cairns or 7 kilometres (4.3 mi) north of the Cairns central business district, in the suburb of Aeroglen. The airport lies between Mount Whitfield to the west and Trinity Bay to the east.
The airport has direct flights to 7 international and 17 domestic destinations and many general aviation flights including a number of helicopter operators. Flights are operated to all major Australian cities and tourist destinations, regional communities in Far North Queensland, and a number of international destinations in the Asia-Pacific region with connections to the rest of the world. The airport formed the main base for Australian Airlines prior to its ceasing of operations in June 2006 (the airport remains a major port for parent company Qantas). It is also a base for the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia and the search and rescue helicopters of the Queensland Government.[4] In the 12 months ending 30 June 2019 Cairns Airport had just over 5 million passengers.
View of Cairns international terminal with an Air New Zealand 767, Air Niugini F100, a Jetstar A321 and 2 Jetstar A330s, 11 June 2010
Cairns Airport goes back to 1928 when Tom McDonald started flying his de Havilland Gipsy Moth off a sand ridge near the present airport. He could only land and take off between high tides. During one emergency, Tom was forced to take off from beer barrels.[citation needed]
During World War II the Australian Government bought the airport for use by the Royal Australian Air Force. In 1943, the main runway was hard surfaced and lengthened to handle military aircraft. It was also used by the United States Army Air Forces as a transport base, with the 33d Troop Carrier Squadron (374th Troop Carrier Group) operating from the base during 1942. In 1949, the main runway was lengthened to 1,730 m (5,680 ft) to accommodate larger aircraft. During the mid-1960s, the airport was upgraded and the runway further lengthened to 2,020 m (6,630 ft) and strengthened so jets could land.
During the 1970s, Australia's two domestic airlines Trans Australia Airlines and Ansett provided regular scheduled services to most Australian capital cities and also Papua New Guinea, while in 1975 Air Niugini became the first international airline to commence flights out of Cairns, to Port Moresby in Papua New Guinea. In 1982, redevelopment of the airport commenced. This involved further lengthening of the runway to 2,600 m (8,500 ft) (making it the longest runway in Queensland) and construction of a new terminal building. The first stage of the redevelopment was finished in 1984 and a dual International and Domestic Terminal was opened. At the end of the decade the second stage of redevelopment was completed. This included a new separate International Terminal, associated aprons and taxiways, costing an estimated $80 million. The main runway was again extended, to 3,196 m (10,486 ft). In 1997, the third stage of redevelopment was completed, during which a three-storey Airport Administration Centre was constructed providing 4,000 m2 (43,000 sq ft) of office space.[5]
A$200 million redevelopment of the Domestic terminal started in August 2007 and was completed in 2010.[6] Check-in facilities were expanded into a common-user facility for all airlines, and the building enlarged. Five new jet bridges replaced the existing three old bridges. In January 2010, Auckland International Airport Limited announced that it had purchased 24.6 per cent of North Queensland Airports (NQA), operator of the airports at Cairns and Mackay, for about $132 million.[7]
Another $55 million redevelopment of the Domestic terminal started in August 2019. An additional 2,000 square meters is being added to expand the terminal to 10,000 square meters. This is to prepare the airport for 6 million passengers by 2027. Additional seating, shops, and reconfigure the terminal to better suit the 40% growth in seven years.
Prior to February 2020 and the coronavirus pandemic, Cairns Airport's chief aviation officer Luis Perez told the Cairns Post that he was in talks with 22 airlines to connect Cairns to destinations such as North America, Korea, Taipei, Malaysia, the Middle East, India, Vietnam and the Philippines.[8]
International Terminal
The airport has two passenger terminals on the eastern side of the airport on reclaimed mangrove swamp. They are approximately 6 km (3.7 mi) north of the Cairns Central Shopping Centre and situated on Airport Avenue off Sheridan Street (Captain Cook Highway). The terminals are in two separate buildings 200 m (660 ft) from one another. The Domestic terminal is number 2 and it has five jet bridges and 17 gates, while the International Terminal is number 1 and it currently has six jet bridges and ten gates in total.[9]
The airport has a single runway which is 3,156 m (10,354 ft) long. The flight path to the north of the main runway is located directly overhead Cairns' northern beach suburbs. The flight path to the south is located directly over central Cairns. A smaller (925 m (3,035 ft)) runway 12/30 that was used for general aviation lies to the east; its final approach crossed the main runway. As of April 2011 this runway is closed and has been converted to a helipad area.
Airlines and destinations
Air New Zealand Auckland[10][11]
Air Niugini Moro, Port Moresby
Airnorth Darwin, Gove, Toowoomba
Alliance Airlines Canberra,[12] Sunshine Coast,[13] Townsville,[14] Weipa[15]
Charter: Century Mine, Cloncurry, Groote Eylandt, Trepell
Asia Pacific Airlines Charter: Tabubil
Hainan Airlines Shenzhen[16]
Hinterland Aviation Cooktown, Kowanyama, Pormpuraaw
Jetstar Adelaide, Brisbane, Darwin, Denpasar,[17] Gold Coast, Melbourne, Newcastle,[18] Osaka–Kansai,[19] Perth, Sydney, Tokyo–Narita
Qantas Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney
Seasonal: Auckland[20]
QantasLink Adelaide, Ayers Rock, Brisbane, Canberra,[21] Darwin (resumes 29 March 2022),[22] Hamilton Island, Horn Island, Mackay, Port Moresby,[23] Rockhampton, Townsville, Weipa
Regional Express Airlines Bamaga,[24] Burketown, Doomadgee, Mornington Island, Mount Isa, Normanton, Townsville
Singapore Airlines Singapore[25]
Skytrans Aurukun, Cooktown, Horn Island, Kowanyama, Lockhart River, Pormpuraaw, Proserpine, Rockhampton,[26] Weipa
Virgin Australia Adelaide,[27] Brisbane, Gold Coast,[28] Melbourne, Perth, Sydney
Qantas Freight Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney, Hong Kong
Toll Aviation Brisbane, Darwin, Sydney
Virgin Australia Cargo Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney, Townsville
Emergency Management Queensland (Emergency Medical Retrieval Services)
Royal Flying Doctor Service (Emergency Medical Retrieval and outback medical clinics)
Annual passenger traffic at CNS airport. See source Wikidata query.
Cairns Airport statistics[29]
Year[30]
2019–Feb 2020
Domestic aviation activity into and out of Cairns Airport 2019[31]
1 Queensland, Brisbane 1,292,703 2.1
2 New South Wales, Sydney 1,078,060 4.8
3 Victoria, Melbourne 855,876 0.2
3 Queensland, Townsville 143,233 5.4
Busiest international routes – Cairns Airport (2019) (* route suspended)[32]
Passengers handled
1 Japan, Tokyo-Narita 163,961 7.7
2 Japan, Osaka-Kansai 132,466 9
3 Singapore, Singapore 70,245 20
4 Papua New Guinea, Port Moresby 68,527 8.8
5 Indonesia, Denpasar 66,491 6.3
6* Hong Kong, Hong Kong 44,403 55
7 New Zealand, Auckland 33,686 15
8* China, Guangzhou 24,015 31
Busiest international freight routes into and out of Cairns Airport (* route suspended) (FY 2011)[30][33]
Freight handled
1* Hong Kong, Hong Kong 1,679.2 49
2 Japan, Tokyo-Narita 1,155 54
3 Japan, Osaka-Kansai 270.1 60
4 Papua New Guinea, Port Moresby 252.3 15
5 China, Shenzhen 145.4 60
6* China, Guangzhou 108.2 60
7 New Zealand, Auckland 67.9 20
8 Singapore, Singapore-Changi 33.4 100
Ranks are located near both the International and Domestic Terminals. Cairns Taxis taxi ranks are located immediately outside the International and Domestic Terminals.
Airport shuttle bus services to hotels, city centre, Northern Beaches, Palm Cove, Port Douglas and Cape Tribulation are available.
Short-term and long-term parking, including a covered car park and parking for people with a disability are located within the public carparks adjacent to both the Domestic and International Terminals.
United States Army Air Forces in Australia (World War II)
Transportation in Australia
List of airports in Queensland
This article incorporates public domain material from the Air Force Historical Research Agency website http://www.afhra.af.mil/.
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^ a b YBCS – CAIRNS/Cairns INTL (PDF). AIP En Route Supplement from Airservices Australia, effective 2 Dec 2021
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^ "Redeveloping 5th Busiest Airport" (PDF). Australian National Construction Review. 9 December 2009. Archived (PDF) from the original on 15 April 2014. Retrieved 26 March 2014.
^ Howard, Rebecca (11 January 2010). "Auckland Airport buys stake in North Queensland Airports". The Australian. Retrieved 26 March 2014.
^ Calcino, Chris (1 February 2020). "Future Tourism: Cairns Airport needs to decide where to next". The Cairns Post. Retrieved 1 February 2020.
^ Cairns Airport terminal information Archived 14 May 2011 at the Wayback Machine retrieved 25 May 2011
^ "Air New Zealand Converts Auckland – Cairns to Seasonal Service in 2014". Airline Route. 24 April 2014. Archived from the original on 24 April 2014. Retrieved 24 April 2014.
^ "Queensland gets year-round flights with Air New Zealand to Gold Coast, Cairns, Sunshine Coast". NZ Herald. Retrieved 25 June 2021.
^ "New airline for Canberra Airport with a double destination service". Canberra Airport Group. 25 September 2020.
^ Alliance Airlines adds new direct route to Far North, Newsport, 18 June 2020
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^ "Alliance launches four new roures". Australian Aviation. 23 February 2021.
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This report examines the pervasive discrimination against LGBTQ people throughout the criminal legal system, from entry to exit. Stigma, discriminatory enforcement of laws, and harmful policing strategies and tactics all contribute to the overrepresentation of LGBTQ people in the criminal legal system. Laws criminalizing HIV, poverty, and drug use may also have a severe impact on LGBTQ people. Once in the criminal legal system, LGBTQ people face two additional challenges: discrimination during criminal proceedings and discriminatory treatment during detention. Upon release from detention, LGBTQ people generally have little family support and face barriers to employment or housing because of the collateral consequences of conviction and anti-LGBTQ discrimination.
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It is important in the face of the greatest sadness we remember that the good is there. It may not be easy to see, and it may not be strong, but it can give us hope.
This has been a sad week. There have been so many things to process for kids and for adults in our school community.
Yesterday our school, our community, our kids and most devastatingly, her family, said goodbye to Taylor. Taylor was a sweet, caring, and wonderful young girl to be around. Seeing pictures of her from Kindergarten and First Grade reminded me of so many moments that I took for granted. We offered our sympathy and support to Taylor's family, especially her mom. I only really know her mom because I have her son in my class this year. Seeing her say goodbye to her daughter was one of the most heartbreaking things I have ever experienced. So how do we face this?
Recently people have told me that good outshines the bad, or that we can choose how our day will be. Sometimes that is simply not true. Good doesn't always outshine the bad. Yesterday the terrible feeling of sadness was not overshadowed by good, but, the good remained. There were people coming from different times and places in a young girl's life that wanted to say goodbye. There were people supporting on one another, caring for each other, and helping to hold each other together. The good existed. It wasn't a good day, it was a horrible day. Today we can face this sadness, the empty space where once there was a sweet, smiling young girl, only in knowing that like Taylor, the people around us, who cared for her, are kind and caring. They give us hope that in a moment where sadness is at its greatest, good people still exist, and they are here.
None of that will make it easier on Taylor's family and friends for today, but knowing that good people care about you is one of the most uplifting feelings we can give to one another. Let's not wait for tragedy to remind each other of this, let's start doing it every day.
You make a difference, you matter, you are important to so many people in your life.
I always try to start my day with a positive attitude. "Today is going to be a great day" and all of usual positive self talk. My goal is always to start each day with the belief that we can make it great. Tomorrow will not be a great day.
Tomorrow will be the worst of days. No matter how positive I try to be, tomorrow will be a heart-crushing, tear-filled day. Tomorrow will undoubtedly be the worst day of the year because tomorrow our school family says goodbye to one of our own. In a small school, in a small community, everyone is intertwined, close, connected. Tomorrow we say goodbye to a beautiful, sweet eleven year old girl who died last week. Taylor was kind, friendly, and caring. When I go in tomorrow I know that at some point I will leave my class and go pay my respects to Taylor's family. There isn't anyone in our school who doesn't feel the loss, and yet our loss is insignificant compared to the loss her family is suffering.
So how do I face a day knowing it will be awful? My goal is to make it as good as it can be. To be a support for kids, families, and anyone else I can help. What helps me is knowing the incredible, supportive people I work with will be there. It helps me because I know I will not be alone in either grieving or in trying to support others.
In the end there is nothing we can do to make tomorrow a great day. There is nothing we can do for Taylor's family that will make tomorrow any less devastating. So we will go in, support them and one another in anyway that is available to us. We will face the worst day knowing it cannot possibly be even a bad day. We will do it together, the best we can.