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Der Atomeisbrecher Taymyr (russisch: Таймыр) ist ein russischer nuklear angetriebener Eisbrecher der Taymyr-Klasse, der in den arktischen Küstenregionen und in der Lotsenfahrt in den Mündungen sibirischer Flüsse im Einsatz ist.

Mit einer Antriebsleistung von 36 MW, die von einem installierten Kernreaktor erbracht wird, kann die Taymyr Eis-Dicken bis zu 2 Metern brechen. Dagegen können die im Nordpolarmeer eingesetzten leistungsstärkeren Eisbrecher der Arktika-Klasse mit je zwei installierten Kernreaktoren und einer Antriebsleistung von 55,3 MW (75,000 PS) bis zu 5 Meter dickes Eis brechen.

Der Eisbrecher wurde 1987 im Auftrag der Murmansk Shipping Company auf der finnischen Werft Wärtsilä Marine gebaut. Der Kernreaktor vom Typ KLT-40M wurde 1989 auf der Werft Baltisches Werk in Leningrad (heute Sankt Petersburg) eingebaut.

Die Taymyr-Klasse umfasst noch ein weiteres Schiff, die im Jahr 1990 in Dienst gestellte Waigatsch. Die ursprüngliche Planung für beide Schiffe sah für die Kernreaktoren Einsatzzeiten von 100.000 Stunden (11,4 Jahre) vor. Zwischenzeitlich wurden die Einsatzzeiten der Schiffe verlängert: Taymyr bis 2027 und Waigatsch bis 2026.

Schiffstechnische Daten
Die Taymyr hat eine Wasserverdrängung von 21.000 Tonnen. Mit einer Gesamtlänge von 152 m und 29 m Breite ist sie etwas kleiner als die der Arktika-Klasse (173 Meter lang). Der maximale Tiefgang beträgt 9 Meter, in flacheren Gewässern kann der Tiefgang auch auf 7,5 Metern reduziert werden.
Nach dem russischen Seeschifffahrtsregister ist die Taymyr in die Eisklasse LL2 eingestuft, die für Eisbrecher-Operationen in arktischen Küstenrouten in ebenem Eis mit einer Dicke von bis zu 2 Metern im Winter und Frühling gilt.

Das Schiff bietet Platz für eine Besatzung von etwa 138 Personen. Im Heck gibt es ein Helideck und einen Hangar für einen Kamov Ka-32 Hubschrauber. Als Escort-Eisbrecher ist Taymyr mit einer Standard-Schleppwinde für das Schleppen unter schwierigen Bedingungen ausgestattet.

Antriebssystem
Mit dem Kernreaktor vom Typ KLT-40M verfügt die Taymyr über einen nuklear-turboelektrischen Antrieb. Der vom Kernreaktor erzeugte Dampf wird auf zwei Turbinengeneratoren geleitet, die Strom für die drei Antriebsmotoren der drei Schiffspropeller und andere Bordverbraucher liefert.
Das Schiff erreicht im offenen Wasser eine Geschwindigkeit von 18,5 Knoten und 2 Knoten in 1,8 Meter dickem Eis.

Zusätzlich zur nuklearen Stromversorgung stehen drei 16-Zylinder-Dieselgeneratoren zur Ersatzstromversorgung zur Verfügung. Zwei der Stromaggregate können die Antriebsmotoren mit einer Leistung von etwa 4 MW versorgen, während der dritte die Hilfsstromversorgung erzeugt.

Sicherheitskonzept
Für die Kollisionssicherheit des Schiffes ist die strukturelle Dimensionierung des Reaktorraums und der Abschirmung derart ausgelegt, dass für den Fall, dass ein 19.000 Tonnen schwerer Frachter mit 7 Knoten (13 km/h) den Eisbrecher mittschiffs trifft, der Reaktor nicht gefährdet ist. Darüber hinaus sind alle kritischen Systeme dupliziert, um auch nach einer Kollision die Betriebsfähigkeit des Schiffes zu erhalten.

Störfall
5. Mai 2011 zum Ende der Mission der Taymyr auf dem gefrorenen Fluss Jenissei in Sibirien wurde im Ventilationssystem des Schiffes ein Anstieg der Radioaktivität festgestellt. Ursache war ein Leck im primären Kühlmittelsystem des Reaktors, aus dem täglich etwa 20 bis 30 Liter Kühlflüssigkeit aus dem Primärkühlkreis austraten, bis zur Abschaltung des Reaktors insgesamt 6.000 Liter. Die Prozessparameter des Primärkreislaufs – Druck, Temperatur und Wasserstand- verblieben im normalen Betriebsbereich.

Das Ereignis war schwerwiegend genug, um die Mission des Eisbrechers abzubrechen. Zu seiner Unterstützung und zu Erleichterung der Rückfahrt durch das Eis der Karasee und Barentssee zum Heimathafen in Murmansk wurde die Taymyr von zwei anderen nuklearen Eisbrechern, der Rossiya und Yamal eskortiert. Während der Rückfahrt blieb der Reaktor in Betrieb, bis er vor Erreichen des Hafens aus sicherheitstechnischen Gründen abgeschaltet wurde. Danach erfolgte der Schiffsantrieb über die Dieselaggregate.

Ein ähnliches Leck wurde bereits vor einem Jahr an Bord der Taymyr gemeldet.

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Abstract: Automatic Level Control (ALC) is a technology that automatically controls output power to the speaker. ALC prevents loudspeaker overload and optimizes dynamic range. This application note presents ALC technology and demonstrates its use in the MAX9756/MAX9757/MAX9758 stereo speaker amplifiers.
Maxim's Automatic Level Control (ALC) offers two key benefits (Figures 1 and 2).
It protects the loudspeaker by limiting the amplifier output power.
It boosts low-level signals without distorting the high-level signals.
ALC is implemented in the MAX9756, MAX9757, and MAX9758 2.3W stereo speaker amplifiers and DirectDrive headphone amplifiers.
Figures 1 and 2. The MAX9756's automatic level control (ALC) function protects the speakers without adding distortion.
ALC differs from traditional output limiting. An output-limiter function limits the output swing at a predetermined level so that the transducer is protected from overvoltage peaks. Clipping (distortion) is added at the output signal as a result (Figure 3). An ALC function, however, reduces the gain so that the transducer is protected. No distortion is added (Figure 4).
Figure 3. The output limiter clips the output signal in overvoltage conditions and, thus, produces audible distortion.
Figure 4. The MAX9756's ALC reduces the amplifier gain in overvoltage conditions so that no distortion is added to the output signal.
There are three key timing specifications in Maxim's ALC technology (Figures 5 and 6): Attack Time, Hold Time, and Release Time.
Figure 5. Key timing specifications of the ALC function.
Figure 6. Data plotted for the three key timing specifications of the ALC function. Data were generated on the MAX9756.
This is the time it takes to reduce the gain after the output signal has exceeded the threshold level. The time constant of the attack is given by 15,000 X CCT seconds, where CCT is the external timing capacitor. The selection of the time constant is application specific. For example, in applications where transient signals such as snare drum beats (music) or gun shots (DVD) must be reduced quickly, shorter attack times should be selected. For other applications with longer attack times, the ALC will ignore short-duration peaks and will only reduce the gain when loudness increases noticeably.
This is the delay after the signal falls below the threshold level, but before the release phase is initiated. The hold time is not adjustable; it is internally set to 50ms. The hold time prevents gain 'pumping,' where ALC action can be heard responding to low-frequency material. The hold time is cancelled by any signal exceeding the set threshold level, at which point the attack is reinitiated.
This is the time it takes for the gain to return to its normal level after the input signal fell below the threshold level and the hold time expired. Release time is further defined as release from a 6dB gain compression to 10% of the nominal gain setting, after the input signal has fallen below the PREF (pin 29) threshold and the 50ms hold time has expired. The release time is determined by an attack-/release-time ratio that can be selected by setting the logic state of DR (pin 25) (Table 1). Release time is adjustable between 95ms and 10s.
An external resistor connected from PREF to ground sets the threshold at which the speaker output is clamped (Figure 7). Equation 1 sets the resistor value at PREF for a desired maximum output power and a selected speaker impedance.
Figure 7. The output power threshold is set by an external resistor.
For notebook applications in which music CDs and DVDs are the main audio source, an attack time of 495ms and a release time of 990ms are recommended with an output power threshold of 1.2W with an RL = 8Ω (Figure 8).
Figure 8. Recommended ALC values for a notebook application.
© Dec 22, 2005, Maxim Integrated Products, Inc.


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Art, Design, and the Public Domain Lecture Series: Michael Rakowitz, "Three projects. Maybe four."
Michael Rakowitz will discuss recent and past projects, including The Invisible Enemy Should Not Exist, the artist's ongoing attempt to reconstruct the archeological artifacts looted from the National Museum of Iraq in April 2003. Rakowitz will unpack the common processes of his various works while plotting its components.
Michael Rakowitz (b. 1973, New York) is an artist based in Chicago and New York CIty. In 1998 he initiated paraSITE (pictured above), an ongoing project in which the artist custom builds inflatable shelters for homeless people that attach to the exterior outtake vents of a building's heating, ventilation, or air conditioning system. His work has appeared in venues worldwide including P.S.1, MoMA, MassMOCA, Castello di Rivoli, the 16th Biennale of Sydney, the 10th Istanbul Biennial, Sharjah Biennial 8, Tirana Biennale, National Design Triennial at the Cooper-Hewitt, and Transmediale 05. He has had solo exhibitions at Lombard-Freid Projects in New York, Alberto Peola Arte Contemporanea in Torino, and Stadtturmgalerie/ Kunstraum Innsbruck. His public project, "Return," was presented by Creative Time in New York in 2006. He is the recipient of a 2008 Creative Capital Grant; a Sharjah Biennial Jury Award; a 2006 New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship Grant in Architecture and Environmental Structures; the 2003 Dena Foundation Award, and the 2002 Design 21 Grand Prix from UNESCO. His solo exhibition, "The worst condition is to pass under a sword which is not one's own" was on view at Tate Modern in London in 2010. His recent project, The Breakup, was presented by Al Ma'mal Foundation for Contemporary Art in Jerusalem in October, and he is currently working on a new commission to premiere at SALT in Istanbul in November 2011. Rakowitz is an Associate Professor in Art Theory and Practice at Northwestern University.
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Nicola Peltz-Beckham is wearing two Cartier watches and fans are confused
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Nicola Peltz and Brooklyn Beckham spent their first New Year's Eve as a couple with Selena Gomez and friends on a beautiful holiday in Los Cabos, Mexico. When it seriously rings in 2023. Gomez and Pelts donned custom-made silver glitter Valentino mini dresses for the occasion – and the group spent the following days relaxing on sandy white beaches and sailing together.
So far, the star-studded multimillion-dollar affair at the Pelz family home in Palm Beach, Florida, has been very glamorous for the young couple, who married in April last year. But there was an unexpected detail from the trip photos that got fans talking…
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In a series of screenshots posted on Instagram, fans noticed that Nicola Peltz was wearing not one. two He looks at the wrist. And they're not just any watches: they're solid gold, Cartier Tank styles that sell for around £20,000 a piece.
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One fan commented, 'I bought two watches because I saw Nicola wearing two watches', while others argued, 'One for the hour, one for the minute' or one, 'She has time to live and one has one.' The moment she is now.'
We're hard-pressed to figure out the reasoning behind the star's choice of style — but given Peltz's penchant for ultra-expensive jewelry, we're not entirely surprised. When she married Beckham in April 2022, Pelts donated $1 million worth of diamond studs and upgraded her already-diamond engagement ring to a larger stone shortly after the wedding — valued at a staggering $1.85 million. million.
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Q: How do I convert a CSV file to XML using PHP script? I am trying to convert my CSV file to XML. I am using this script below which I got from a post. But it's not working on my side. Any idea why I am getting this error?
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The error I am getting is here:
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Here is my csv file:
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A: Your header row has spaces around the field names, spaces don't sit well with the names of XML elements.  Simply trim() the field names...
$child = $doc->createElement(trim($header));

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"What's your number?" is a question usually associated with sexual partners, but when I asked my friend over lunch a few weeks ago I wasn't talking about how many beds she's been in but rather couches she'd been on.
I started to get concerned about my therapist commitment issues when I bailed on my most recent one just three sessions in. She was the fifth therapist in two years. This number seems kind of high to me, especially given the level of personal detail about my life that I have offloaded on to these poor unsuspecting therapists. For the level of TMI I'm subjecting them to, they'd be forgiven for thinking I was signing up for the long haul but no, a few more weeks or months and I'm out of there. And there comes a point when I have to start questioning whether it's them, me or therapy in general.
I'll be honest a large part of what's driving me to get to the bottom of the serial therapist hopping is the sheer expense. Therapy in general isn't cheap but the beginning stages of therapy are practically a loss leader as you spend the first however many sessions doing the 'catch up' – a pesky, but necessary run down on the facts of your life to date. And since I'm barely moving beyond the preliminary 'catch up' portion of the therapist relationship, I'm really screwing myself financially speaking.
At 32, I'm not sure if my 'catch up' is of average length for my age. It certainly seems a shade on the long side as I bring prospective therapists on the scenic tour of my twenties taking in such delightful sights as a drug-induced breakdown, PND, parental loss and the continued existence of my mother.
"Is she zoning out," I wonder, paranoid. Not that I blame her, considering it's my life story I'm not sure I tell it very well.
A couple of years ago I wrote a book that on reflection was essentially this scenic tour only illustrated and punctuated by delicious recipes. (It's called Recipes For A Nervous Breakdown and is still available in all good etc etc). One of my sneaky side-motivations for writing the book which is part memoir, part cookbook was to expedite the 'catch up' convo with future therapists.
Upon telling Himself that I would be publishing a book that chronicled the many missteps and misdemeanors of my life, nearly all of which implicate him in some way and have likely landed us on some kind of social services watch list for the safety of our children, he was thrilled. He was picturing film rights being sold and one of the Gleeson boys playing him. So he looked a little doleful when I informed him that few people get into publishing to make money. I reassured him then that the book could be lucrative for us in that I need never waste the fees of the first visit to a therapist ever again.
Instead of taking up precious, expensive therapy minutes with the lengthy catch up, I thought I could forever more just send a copy of Recipes For A Nervous Breakdown ahead of the appointment. It could potentially save us thousands. During the publicity for the book as I was often spilling my guts on my then therapist's couch and then relocating to a slightly more upmarket couch and pretty much doing the same thing all over again to an unsuspecting journalist, I privately I started to muse on whether doing book promotion could eventually replace the therapy altogether? It could not and I eventually embarked on a new therapist hunt last Autumn and have still not settled on one.
I'm gonna go right a head and blame smart phone culture for this inability to settle on a practitioner. It just feels too risky to commit in this age of boundless choice. I can barely commit to one tab open on my browser at a time, never mind hitching my mental health wagon to just one doc. I'm always envious when people say they love their therapist, I usually immediately try to move in on them which I've found people do not like. For a time, in an attempt to hedge my bets on the therapist front, I two-timed a couple, in that way that people date multiple Tinder profiles, only with feelings chats involved. It proved much too complicated as I could never keep track of which one I'd told what and they each seemed to offer vaguely contradictory opinions on the same topics.
This year I'm going to start afresh and ask another therapist to have me and try to get to the bottom of myself and my failure to form a lasting connection with this stranger whom I pay to listen to me.


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Lamarosa ist eine portugiesische Ortschaft und ehemalige Gemeinde.

Verwaltung
Die ehemalige Gemeinde (Freguesia) gehört zum Kreis (Concelho) von Coimbra. Die Gemeinde hatte eine Gesamtfläche von 16,3 km² und 2072 Einwohner (Stand 30. Juni 2011).

Im Zuge der administrativen Neuordnung in Portugal zum 29. September 2013 wurde Lamarosa mit der Gemeinde São Martinho de Árvore zur neuen Gemeinde União das Freguesias de São Martinho de Árvore e Lamarosa zusammengeschlossen. Hauptsitz der neuen Gemeinde wurde São Martinho de Árvore.

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Ehemalige Freguesia in Portugal
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Meet Michael Huska, 18 years old from Chicago,Illinois.
"On my Instagram, I post strictly music videos. I felt like there were too many great songs filled with substance that I kept finding myself unavailable to post because they didn't have videos. I decided a playlist would be a perfect fix to this, especially since many playlists are focused on songs that trend and not the content of the songs."
What is the soundtrack to your life?
Joe Budden- All Love Lost. Not very applicable to now but more so munch past
What's more important to you? Music; or Lyrics? Why?
Music. Lyrics are important, but at the end of the day the song has to be sonically pleasing. I've heard plenty of songs with great lyrics but have only listened to them once because they don't sound good at all.
Favorite artist? Top 5?
Joe Budden is my favorite artist all time by far. He's the artist who really grew my love for hip hop and showed me that lyricism doesn't have to be just witty punchlines, it can be just pure substance.
If you had the chance to interview an artist, who would it be? (Dead or alive) and why?
Nipsey. I always really respected how he advocated for artists to be independent and gave upcoming artists advice on how to grow their audience. Whenever he spoke you could tell he was intelligent and I think an interview with him would really help not only me learn more about the industry but others as well.
Last concert?
I've actually never been to a concert because I feel like they're not for me. If I did go to one it would be a Cole-type concert, not really an overly-hype concert.
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Het Vliegveld Namen (Frans: Aérodrome de Namur) (ook wel  Aérodrome de Namur-Temploux genoemd) ligt bij Namen en is een vliegveld voor uitsluitend sportvliegtuigen en helikopters.
Het heeft alleen een grasbaan met een lengte van 700 meter. Er zijn hangars aanwezig voor 60 vliegtuigen en 7 helikopters. Het vliegveld heeft een oppervlakte van 27 hectare.

De ICAO-luchthavenidentificatiecode van Vliegveld Namen is EBNM.

Geschiedenis
Het vliegveld werd geopend op 26 oktober 1944 door de Amerikaanse geallieerden met als doel de troepen te ondersteunen in en om Namen. De landingsbaan was sinds de oorsprong van gras, in de winter 1944-1945 werd er staal met gaten er in op de landingsbaan gelegd, zodat ook tijdens de winter doorgevlogen kon worden. De Amerikanen gebruikten de landingsbaan tot november 1945, en droegen deze toen over aan de Belgische autoriteiten.

In 2018 werd een van de twee baan geasfalteerd.

Op 20 september 2019 opent Sonaca Aircraft zijn Sonaca 200-assemblagelijn op het vliegveld van Namen.

Ongeluk
Op 19 oktober 2013 stortte een vliegtuig met parachutisten, dat was opgestegen van het vliegveld, neer nabij Fernelmont. Het vliegtuig verloor een vleugel, stortte tollend neer en ontplofte nadat het gecrasht was. Elf mensen - tien parachutisten en de piloot - kwamen daarbij om.

Zie ook
Vliegramp in Fernelmont.

Namur
Bouwwerk in Namen (stad)
Verkeer en vervoer in Namen (provincie)


P.S. If you want to see the original inks that Kuroi Wolf did, click the "source" link above.
your SITE, is great enough as-is, (really truly), and your art's state as gone with-or-without, >doesn't change< the fact, that it IS a good time spent in-spending on here, *regardless* of so and such Ketty arts nonetheless!
- so, my question bares itself, in of what kind of cult of personalities are there, within the brand? What clad colors of many mascots be there, beyond the most obvious[ly striking] of Red, and he himself?
... I KNOW of, of-course, relishable Red, but too of gullible Yellow, singin'-the-blues Blue, and our curvaceous dame of Green... but *I am sure* there's more then four, yeesss?
Ket-Ralus: There's also Orange (though I think they used to call him Crispy) and Ms. Brown.
Pacster777: I hope I will see Pac-Man X Spiral, Pac-Man X Ghost Gang.
Kurt: Perhaps I could be of some usage on Pac-Man X Ghost Gang~ It would be a blast being able to draw it for a request from people on here, plus it'll better my visual and idea of work.


>HOW did I know you'd like to make things? These are great…how long did it take to make that quilt? Oh, and I just have to comment about your new banner…too fun!!
>the quilt did not take too long–it's just a matter of getting the kids to leave me alone long enough! LOL!
>How cute are all those, you must have a ton of energy girl to go along with your talent.
>You are so talented, I can't sew very well at all. The quilt is gorgeous.


While Mik Cire may have been a men's show, there was no shortage of things to see backstage. And by things to see, I may or may not be talking about the eye candy male models.
The hair team, led by for Sean James for Phyto created a grungy bedhead for the hotties gracing the runways.He used Phyto's Fiber Paste to achieve that mussed up, rugged look that ladies and gents are sure to adore.
The makeup team, led by Sharon Gault, used Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics' Face Primer to give the models a very clean and natural look.
Oh, and yes. I totally went there.
Thoughts on these hotties ladies?
OMG Ollie!!!! please post more pic of ollie!!! u luck girl!!!


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UEFA Champions League - Lucas Moura, Pochettino and Tottenham's "gift from god" - News
Lucas Moura, Pochettino and Tottenham's "gift from god"
Wednesday 8 May 2019 by Daniel Thacker
Tottenham reporter Dan Thacker savours a triumph down to unfaltering belief and a "superhero" called Lucas Moura.
Lucas Moura takes it all in after inspiring Tottenham's comeback ©Getty Images
Tottenham's miraculous second-leg recovery against Ajax was, according to second-half hat-trick scorer Lucas Moura, a "big gift from god". Yet unwavering belief has been a constant in the club's journey to a first UEFA Champions League final.
Even so, for all his pre-match talk about belief and after all his players have been through this season, Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino must – perhaps somewhere in the deepest recesses of his soul – have been doubting whether his side could really pull off this spectacular heist when Moussa Sissoko sent his Hail Mary pass high into the Amsterdam night.
Watch: Ajax 2-3 Tottenham
Jan Vertonghen's crossbar-bound effort notwithstanding, an Ajax side fuelled by their own sense of destiny had been successfully repelling Tottenham's late advances and were closing in on a first final in over 20 years. Yet Moura's intervention, which plenty of Spurs fans will no doubt suggest was divine, means that it is Tottenham who will be in Madrid on 1 June.
The Spanish capital seemed a long way away on the club's last visit to the Netherlands – a 2-2 draw with Ajax's Eredivisie title rivals PSV Eindhoven in late October. After that result, Pochettino conceded that his side's hopes were "nearly over" and that there was "minimum possibility" of progression.
Pochettino celebrates in Amsterdam©Getty Images
Minimum possibility, though, is not quite the same as elimination. In some ways this Amsterdam turnaround was in keeping with Tottenham's continental campaign, which has been chock-full of late drama, fuelled by a singularity of purpose.
Harry Kane scored an 89th-minute winner against PSV in London while Christian Eriksen left it to until the 80th minute to strike against Internazionale. Moura has previous, too: he converted with five minutes to spare in Barcelona in the final round of group games.
Moura poses with the hat-trick ball©Getty Images
This trumped the lot, though; surely the greatest night in Tottenham's modern history. "Thank you, football, thank you to my players," an emotional Pochettino said. "I have a group of players who are heroes. The second half was amazing. It is impossible to live this type of emotion without football. Thank you to everyone who has believed in us. To describe this in words is difficult."
Watch: Pochettino reacts to Tottenham's dramatic triumph
The hero of the hour, Moura, also stuck to Pochettino's – and Tottenham's – theme of belief afterwards. "Always believe in this moment," he said. "We gave everything on the pitch and deserved this moment – we are family. Everyone worked really hard.
"It's difficult to play here against Ajax but I always believed in my team-mates. Football is amazing – it gives us a moment like this. We cannot imagine. It's the best moment in my career."
For Pochettino, whose side's conviction is best reflected in the fact that they have become the first in history to reach the final having had just one point after three group games, Moura was a "superhero". Eriksen described his team-mate as a "saviour" and jokingly suggested building a "statue" for the Brazilian.
Any such construction will have to wait a while; Tottenham have other grand designs in mind.
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looking at Praetorian's FB, there are three models of the E11. Is one better than / preferred over the others? Do people prefer the rubber ones over ones with electronics? Don't care about price, just want the best I can get. If I'm going to do it, I like to do it right the first time.
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on the 501st CRL for level 2 (other troopers have level 3?) it says to have a folding stock but then says stock doesn't need to function?....?? 1: every photo I have ever seen, I swear there isn't a stock. Am I a crazy person? 2: So they want it foldable or not? Foldable to me means that it functions... "correct style scope" ummmm..... so? hahahaha I am sure praetorian will know whats up. just thought that was confusing. so much info everywhere!! my head is going to explode!!
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Spain & Portugal Travel
Spain & Portugal Travel Articles
Travel notes and articles for Spain and Portugal. Articles posted must be approved by the Admin before they are published.
Regions of Spain and Portugal
On Slow Europe we divide information into regions for each country. Regions of Spain These are the current administrative regions (from west to east and north to south). Galicia Asturias Cantabria Basque Country La Rioja Navarre Aragon Catalonia Castile and Leon Madrid Extremadura Castilla-La Mancha Valencia Andalusia Murcia Balearic Islands Canary Islands https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spain https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_communities_of_Spain Regions of Portugal These are not the official administrative regions. Lisbon Porto Northern Portugal Central Portugal Southern Portugal Algarve Madeira Azores https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portugal
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Food & Drink Understanding the Pleasures of Port
Port is the signature beverage of Portugal. This presentation provides individuals with an introduction its production and types. Comments, corrections and criticisms from connoisseurs regarding their experiences and preferences are welcome. This article was written in PowerPoint, so I will insert an image of each page below.
Food & Drink Sherry, the fortified wine from Spain
Sherry is a signature beverage of Spain. This presentation provides individuals with an introduction its production and types. Comments, corrections and criticisms from connoisseurs regarding their experiences and preferences are welcome. This article was written in PowerPoint, so I will insert an image of each page below.
Spain El Puerto de Santa Maria
El Puerto de Santa Maria is located on the coast in southern Spain, in the Andalusia region. It is in the Cadiz province, on the Guadalete River mouth, on the Cadiz Bay. A short ferry ride or commuter train journey from the city of Cadiz is El Puerto. It is one of the points of the sherry triangle. The other two points are Sanlucar de Barrameda and Jerez de la Frontera. Visitors are able to sample all varieties of sherry at any number of bodegas in El Puerto. Osbourne is the largest in the city. As with many towns along this coast, El Puerto has associations with Columbus. He stayed at the local castle while awaiting word from Ferdinand and Isabella. The well where he took on drinking water for his voyage is still seen on the malecon...
Portugal Braga and Guimarães in northern Portugal
Braga Braga (population 160,000) has an historic center with many 18th century houses covered in colorful decorative tile. It was settled in Roman times and in the 12th century was the country's religious capital. Many religious festivals are still held here. An elegant cafe, Cafe Brasileira, is in the city center. Location: Portugal - Minho - Braga Website: Portugal Tourism - Visit Portugal The famous church Bom Jesus do Monte, built in the late 18th century, sits on a hillside above Braga and is a pilgrimage site and tourist attraction. It's long staircase goes down the hillside to the town. There are good views from the church. Bom Jesus do Monte, stairs down to Braga. Google Map https://goo.gl/maps/H7T7WYEPqKVK6oyY7 More...
Portugal Martins Sarmento Museum in Guimarães
The Martins Sarmento Museum (Museu Martins Sarmento) contains Celtic and Roman archaeological items found in local Iron Age settlements, including Citânia de Briteiros. This is a very interesting collection and is nicely displayed in a former convent in the center of Guimarães. Location: Portugal - Minho - Guimarães Hours: Open Tuesday to Saturday. Guided Tours of the Exhibits: Our group of three was assigned a Portuguese speaking guide. He spoke some English and our group spoke some Portuguese. There was only one other person in the museum when we were there. The guide was very informative and let us take our time to look at things. Above the cloister is an enclosed part of the museum with detailed collections of tools, pottery...
Portugal Citânia de Briteiros
Citânia de Briteiros was an Iron Age settlement first inhabited more than 2000 years ago. The settlement was protected by four ramparts, enclosing neighborhoods, public areas, livestock areas, paved roads, and two bath structures. The archaeological site has a total area of 24 hectares, and seven hectares of uncovered ruins are open to the public. Location: Portugal - Minho - São Salvador de Briteiros Located in northern Portugal, the Minho region, north of Guimarães. Take #101 north to Caldas das Taipas, then #310 east. Left on #153. The Citânia entrance is on your left, parking on the right in an area beside the road. Hours: Open every day from 9:00 - 17:00 (winter) or 9:00 - 18:00 (summer). Visitor building has books for sale (good...
Spain Barcelona Restaurants and More
Over the last six years, my husband and I have had several extended stays in Barcelona. During the winters of 2017 and 2018, we rented an apartment for six weeks or more during the period of January through early March. There are many well-known sites in Barcelona and I will not focus on them, instead, I will try to share a few of my favorite restaurants, shops, resources for finding lesser-known fun and interesting things to do, and other tips on "living" in Barcelona. We have always stayed in the Eixample area of Barcelona and loved it! Although I have stayed in several apartments, the one we rented the last two winters was the best. It was a great apartment in a great neighborhood. We were in the Eixample only a couple of blocks from...
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Accommodations Staying in Paradores in Spain
Imagine staying in the oldest hotel in the world, an ancient castle, a Moorish fortress, a sixteenth century palace, or even an old jail. Then, imagine staying inside one of these historical sites for a very affordable price, so affordable that it is easy to indulge in a fine dinner of local specialties and an after-dinner snifter or three of good Spanish brandy. Paradores de Turismo de Espana In Spain, imagination can become reality. The Paradores de Turismo de Espana are a network of government maintained hotels located in historic buildings, or in modern buildings in picturesque or historically significant areas. The paradores are comfortable, unique hotels that often offer the guest a bit more – a chance to "feel" history during a...
By Shannon
Food & Drink Eating and Drinking in Spain
If you are going to be visiting Spain, and if you love to eat and drink, you are going to be very happy. Spain is one of the top food and wine destinations in the world, and for good reason. You can start eating early in the day and continue to eat into the wee hours of the morning. You can eat and drink in all price ranges, from practically free in some tapas bars to a small fortune in Michelin starred restaurants. When to Eat The Spanish start their day with desayuno (breakfast) of coffee and bread or pastries, usually served in bars and cafes from around 7:00am to 10:00am. Almuerzo (lunch) is usually served from 2:00pm to 4:00pm and is a long and drawn out affair, involving several courses and plenty of wine. Cena (dinner) is...
Spain El Capricho de Gaudi
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Albarracin, Teruel Province, Aragon - one of Spain's most beautiful villages. Location: about 40 kms. West of the City of Teruel Albarracin is always included in travel columns' "top 10" lists. Its designation stems from its location, harmonious architecture and historical significance. We visited in Spring and the cherry blossoms in the plazas around town enhanced the beauty of the place. Also it was early enough in the season that there were no crowds during the weekdays. Also early enough to see a snowflake or two drift down one morning. Founded as part of the Moorish conquest of the Iberian peninsula, it became an independent fiefdom until conquered by the King of Aragon in the 14th century. No stranger to conflict as its...
Spain Belchite Viejo, Aragon
Belchite Viejo, Aragon - the ruins a a town ravaged by the Spanish Civil War. Location: about 50 Kms south from Zaragoza in Aragon; 41o18'04.74''N 0o44'55.24''W While traveling from Cardona to Albarracin we stopped at Belchite, near Zaragoza. Belchite is a sleepy rural town. However, we came to visit Belchite Viejo, a town left in ruins by the Spanish Civil War. In an effort to halt Nationalist force's advance Republican forces attacked and occupied Belchite in 1937. Members of the International Lincoln Brigade took part in the assault. Nationalist forces retook it in 1938. Franco ordered the town remain in ruins as symbol "to the irresistibility of Nationalist forces". After the war, the new town was built by Republican prisoners...
Spain Baelo Claudia, Roman Ruins in Cadiz Province
Explore an important trading centre of ancient Rome. Location: The entrance to the ruins is approximately 100 Kms south from Cadiz; 200 Kms west of Malaga and 75 Kms west of Gibraltar. The nearest town Is Bolonia. 36o5'23.32''N 5o46'16.25''W. The Site Baelo Claudia was an important trading centre in the Roman Empire. Its chief exports were garum, a fermented fish sauce, and salted tuna. The city flourished between the 1st and 3rd centuries C.E. In the 3rd century earthquakes and pirate incursions brought about the decline of the city. It was totally abandoned by 600 C.E. Sands covered much of the area. Excavation and study of the area began in the early 20th Century and has carried on since then. A new museum/interpretive centre...
Portugal The Roman Ruins of Conimbriga
Conimbriga, Portugal's best preserved Roman Ruins. Location: Conimbriga is located approximately 15 Kms south of Coimbra at 40o05'54.32''N 8o29'25.90''W. It is in the municipality of Condeixa-a-Nova. If one is interested in Roman ruins then a stop at Conimbriga is a must. On a road trip between Porto and Lisbon it is only a short detour off the A1. The modest museum exhibits artifacts unearthed at the site and tells the story of life in a Roman colonial city. The site itself was inhabited before the Romans. However, it reached it's zenith under Roman rule in the 2nd and 3rd centuries C.E. It was destroyed around 425 C.E. by the Sueve. We were told that the wall constructed to defend against the invaders was made by tearing down the...
Portugal A Visit to Tomar
Tomar, a small town in Central Portugal that hosts 2 remarkable festivals and a Templar building. Location: Tomar is located about 150 kms north of Lisbon; 30 kms south east of Fatima at 39o36'13.21''N 8o25'03.08''W. In an otherwise unremarkable country town, there is a remarkable massive fortified convent/monastery the Convento do Cristo. Each Spring (usually in April) the town hosts the Templar Tuna Festival. University musical societies compete serenading their "loved" ones. Free concerts occur throughout the day in the old town square. Tickets for the evening concert sell out quickly. Also, every four years, (next event 2019) local women parade with elaborate towering headwear in the Trays Festival (Festa dos Tabulieros). The...
Spain Tapas for Beginners - Food in Spain
This is a "first course" for beginners, a brief description of some of the most common tapas that visitors can expect to find in typical tapas bar in Andalucia, southern Spain. What are Tapas? Tapas are a variety of small savoury Spanish dishes, often served as a snack with drinks, or with other tapas as a meal. "Tapear", going from bar to bar for drinks and tapas, is an essential part of the social culture of Spain, especially in the south. Because tapas are informal, and the bars are often busy, they are commonly eaten standing up at the bar or at small tables or even upturned barrels, and the atmosphere is convivial and noisy. In most tapas bars you see traditional cured hams hanging from the rafters, and many bars are decorated...
By azahar
Spain A Guide to Seville (Sevilla), Spain
Seville (Sevilla in Spanish, pronounced se-VEE-ya) is the fourth largest city in Spain. It is the capital city and cultural and financial center of the Andalusia region in southern Spain. Founded by the Romans more than 2,000 years ago, Seville boasts one of the largest preserved old city centers in Europe, where you can see the traces of its long history in its many architectural styles, from the Arabic period through late medieval, renaissance, and baroque. The population of Seville is about 800,000 including the suburbs, and it is quite spread out, but the old center is mostly contained within the old city walls on the interior ring road (the Ronda). Unlike in larger Spanish cities like Madrid and Barcelona, you won't find a lot of...
Spain The Genal Valley of the Serranía de Ronda
The Genal Valley of the Serranía de Ronda in Málaga, Andalusia, Southern Spain The quiet and restful Genal Valley has a history that goes back hundreds of years. It is located in La Serranía de Ronda (the Ronda Mountains) just to the south of the bustling white village of Ronda, near the Mediterranean coast in southern Spain. The Genal Valley is sandwiched happily between two national parks, La Sierra de las Nieves and Grazalema, and it is commonly acknowledged as the greenest part of Andalusia. The valley is divided into upper and lower sections, with the Alto Genal (upper valley) having seven pueblos blancos (white villages) while the Bajo Genal (lower valley) has eight. Alto Genal, Juzcar - Moclon. Getting to the Genal Valley...
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We took a moment to dig into the ArtsFwd archives and revisit four posts from the past two years that focus on the artistic process.
Ruby Lerner at EmcArts' National Innovation Summit for Arts & Culture in October 2013.
This post is part of this month's in-depth exploration of what organizations can learn from the artistic process.
To explore our April topic, I dug back into the ArtsFwd archives to revisit four posts from the past two years that focus on the artistic process and how it can inform organizational change.
Why Aren't More Organizations Bringing Artists into the Office?, by James Carter (April 2013). Many artists have administrative skills in addition to creative power. Why aren't more arts organizations tapping those skills for their own teams?
Policy, Prisons, and Pranks: Artists Collide with the World, a Talk by Ruby Lerner at the National Innovation Summit (October 2013). Artists are working at the intersections of science, technology, community organizing, entrepreneurship and the media. In this talk, Lerner highlights trends and lessons learned from these hybrid artists, and how the field can and should adapt to support this critical work. Watch this video at the top of this post.
Shifting the Ground at Geva Theatre Center, by Jenni Werner (July 2013). The team behind Geva Theatre Center in Rochester, New York, learned that it's important to bring everyone on your team along on your journey — especially artists — when building new relationships and implementing a new engagement structure.
Artist Residencies, a podcast with Richard Evans, Jean Davidson, and Marlène Ramírez-Cancio (November 2013). In this podcast, host Richard Evans explores two stories of artist residencies that are highly rewarding for the artist, the presenter, and the public.
We are eager to hear about how the artistic process has influenced your own organizational work. We're gathering your responses to better understand what organizations might learn from individual artists and the artistic process.
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Global Police Celebrate $130m Cyber Busts
Global investigators have seized nearly $130m in money and assets linked to cyber-enabled crimes, according to Interpol.
The international policing organization said its Haechi III operation ran for five months to November 23, targeting voice phishing, romance scams, sextortion, investment fraud and money laundering associated with illegal online gambling.
Supported by Interpol's Financial Crime and Anti-Corruption Centre (IFCACC), police in 30 countries arrested 975 suspects, resolved 1600 cases and blocked 2800 bank and crypto accounts. They also issued 95 Interpol notices and "diffusion" alerts.
Interpol claimed Haechi III even uncovered some new crime trends, such as the promotion of investment fraud schemes via encrypted messaging services.
"As we look to the future, we recognize the importance for decisive and concerted law enforcement action across borders," said Hyung Se Lee, head of an Interpol National Central Bureau (NCB) in Seoul.
"This year's leg of Operation Haechi III speaks volumes of IFCACC's dedicated coordination and the strong commitment of participating countries, all of which foretell of new law enforcement victories ahead."
Among several noteworthy busts was the arrest of Korean fugitives in Greece and Italy wanted in connection with embezzling €28m ($29m) from 2000 victims in their home country.
Meanwhile, NCBs in Austria and India identified a network of online criminals impersonating Interpol officers who tricked victims into transferring them $159,000. A call center in India was raided and cryptocurrency wallets and other evidence seized, according to Interpol.
Previous operations of this sort also resulted in big wins for the policing organization.
Announced in June 2021, Haechi I saw the seizure of $83m in funds headed for the bank accounts of cyber-criminals and scammers, as well as the arrest of 585 individuals.
A few months later, Haechi II saw police arrest over 1000 suspects and seize nearly $27m in criminal funds associated with online fraud and money laundering.
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There were two main challenges in the context of the European Parliament elections in Estonia in 2009. One of them was the election system, that did not give people the possibility to decide who to vote for (so-called "closed lists") – the parties' leaders comfortably deciding themselves. Furthermore, this is related to an even larger – and still existing – problem.
People in Estonia are too often forced into party membership. They are left with no other choice when they wish to do business in certain areas, build a house, expand their company's market share, have job at a ministry, etc. I decided I want to contribute to finding a solution, instead of whining about the situation. Moreover, I thought my contribution would make a rather good one, as there is currently only 1 politician from Estonia who happens to have more experience in foreign affairs matters than my 17 years and that is my colleague in the EP, Mr Tunne Kelam. As an independent candidate, I offered the people a little diversity in this context during the last elections and it seemed to resonate with quite a few people.
I have been interested in politics ever since I was little, but I haven't joined any party. Being in the party during the Soviet occupation was out of the question for understandable reasons. After Estonia had restored its independence, I thought it would be more suitable for a free country to have an apolitical civil service. Even later, when I was the advisor to the Prime Minister and chancellor of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it was unthinkable that the civil service could belong to a party. I still believe that top officials without party membership are much better than bureaucrats with a party membership.
I acknowledge different ways of thinking, hobbies etc, because they enrich society on the whole. However I cannot say that I could belong to any of the two parties in Estonia that call themselves liberal on a European level because in my opinion they are not. In some things I am rather conservative, maybe even a bit nostalgic. This would however relate only to the Republic of Estonia before World War II. But unlike our conservatives, I am able to interact with the Russians – I can present my thought to them in an understandable way and sometimes even earn their respect. I don't worship money, though it's natural that it motivates people rather often. Should I have more money left over, I would prefer it to be given for those in need. Therefore I may say that I also have a social-democratic part in me.


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Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts
The Awkwardness of Being
By Ehren Clark on January 6, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )
Light has been many things to artists, from the scientific explorations of the Post-Impressionists, to the primary place it took in the Modernist agenda of formalism and even its place in contemporary atmospheres of total transience. What are we to think, then, when a contemporary artist calls something so fundamental and so sublime "awkward?"
"The Awkward Intrusion of Light," a large-scale installation by artist team Rob and Georgia Buchert, up at BYU's HFAC through mid-January, takes its form in numerous fabric columns suspended above the ground of the college's Fine Arts center. Buchert calls these columns "veils," a term which in the LDS faith represents the division between the temporal and the eternal. "It doesn't matter where you stand," says Rob Buchert of the installation, "inside the column, outside the column, the veil is the same and the metaphor of light is the same."
Buchert sees this light as "the representation of anything that enters an individual reality to cause a fissure in that reality causing the individual to act upon the intrusion." It creates, he says, an "awkwardness," and is a superb semiotic metaphor for the meanings the Bucherts are trying to convey. Along with the fabric columns, the installation features two tall, rectangular boxed listening stations playing a recording of an abstract narrative of recorded voices. These voices are the omega to which the light is the alpha. The luminous alpha is a pure element, but the abrasiveness of living causes disruption that somewhere along the distance between alpha and omega leads to all sorts of dialectical awkwardness.
Philosophers are not the only ones to engage in dialectics. We do so all the time. Every moment we as existential beings are faced with a choice, between what may not be exactly extremes of opposites, theses and antitheses, but choices nonetheless — we must decide not only what to choose, but how we ourselves will decide to create a synthesis of our own being.
Ultimately, the purpose to our perpetual discourse of personal decision-making is progression. In the context of this installation, then, what is the desired progression? The progression made less awkward and of more light, less manufactured and more pure. In the Buchert installation, the elemental is accomplished naturally in a nonlinear progression, the manufactured is accomplished artificially in a linear progression, nudging the viewer to consider the ways they might live that contribute less to a manufactured, linear artificial progression and more to a natural, nonlinear progression. The irony of this dichotomy is that one desires a nonlinearity to be less awkward instead of a linearity to be more awkward.
Yet surely the Buchert's intent was not to be so scientific about the factor of awkwardness, however it might be demonstrated on a scale of purity of light and the abrasiveness of the abstract sound narrative of every-day living. Nevertheless this scientific method is sure ground to what the Bucherts are presenting, which is a general consideration and awareness of everyday freedom of choice and responsibility, its potential sources, and one's responsibilities to them, for one's self in one's own progression and how everything done has an effect on not only the self but the world around us.
Ehren Clark
Ehren Clark studied art history at both the University of Utah and the University of Reading in the UK. For a decade he lived in Salt Lake City and worked as a professional writer until his untimely death in 2017.
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Jackie O'Brien is famous as parents and the mother of Mariah O'Brien. Jackie O'Brien daughter is a well known interior designer, former actress and a model. Mariah O'Brien is also famous as ex wife of Giovanni Ribisi.
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Jackie O'Brien is known by other name as Jacqueline Woolsey and Jackie. By profession she is an actress. Jackie O'Brien is famous for Pretty Woman in 1990, Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy in 2004 and Die for a Dollar in 2019. She has 1 daughter whose name is Mariah O'Brien. Mariah O'Brien was born on June 25, 1971. By profession her daughter Mariah O'Brien is a well known American interior designer, former actress and a model. She raised her daughter Mariah in the small town of Dellroy, Ohio.
Her daughter Mariah O'Brien tied the marriage knot with Giovanni Ribisi in 1997. The couple went on to have a child together, a girl named Lucia Ribisi born on Aug 06, 1997. In 2001, the couple finalized their divorce.
The date of Mariah O'Brien's birth is June 25, 1971, and she was born in Dellroy, Ohio, in the United States. She has also been an actress and a model in addition to being a well-known interior designer. Mariah O'Brien is also well-known for having previously been married to Giovanni Ribisi. In 1997, Mariah O'Brien and Giovanni Ribisi exchanged their vows and became husband and wife. After some time together, the couple became parents to a daughter whom they named Lucia Ribisi and who was born on August 6, 1997. The divorce between the couple was finalised in the year 2001.
In 2007, following the conclusion of her second marriage, Giovanni Ribisi began a relationship with Cat Power. They went their separate ways in 2012 as well. After that, Giovanni Ribisi started a relationship with Agyness Deyn, which ultimately resulted in their marriage on June 16, 2012, followed by their divorce in January of 2015. Her ex-husband Giovanni Ribisi is currently seeing an interior designer named Emily Ward, who he met through a mutual friend.


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From Our Collection: Women's History Month - LibraryVoicesSC Podcast Episode 80
In this new episode format, Dr. Curtis Rogers sits down with two South Carolina State Library staff members, Sarah Pettus and Kerry Jeyschune, who work in the library's Collections and Digitization department to discuss items from the library's collection. In celebration of Women's History Month, Sarah and Kerry discuss Sarah Leverette and Maria Martin, two women important to South Carolina's contemporary and pre-Civil War history.
Sarah Leverette: South Carolina lawyer, teacher, mentor, groundbreaker by Becci Robbins
More booklets are also free online through the South Carolina Progressive Network.
Maria Martin's World: Art & Science, Faith & Family in Audubon's America by Debra J. Lindsay
The Audubon Reader by John James Audubon, edited by Richard Rhodes, published by Everyman's Library
Maria Martin's entry in the South Carolina Encyclopedia.
Law Librarianship with Terrye Conroy - Episode 66
Dr. Curtis Rogers discusses law librarianship and more with Terrye Conroy. Terrye graduated from Winthrop College and USC School of Law and after practicing law for several years, she became the Department Chair for the paralegal program at Horry Georgetown Technical College. After moving back to Columbia, she attended library school and worked as a graduate assistant at the USC Law Library. She was later hired as a reference librarian and legal research instructor and in 2011, she became Assistant Director of Legal Research Instruction for the USC School of Law.
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, Alfre Woodard and Lupita Nyong'o along with director Steve McQueen and screenwriter John Ridley. The hour-long conversation will examine the life of Solomon Northup, the free-born African-American on which the film is based, who survived 12 years of enslavement after being drugged and held captive by future "employers" in the 1840s.
We'll learn about how Northup's traumatic life story provided the backdrop for a film that transcends generations to reflect on a reality that once existed for African-Americans.
In addition, we'll hear the opinions of hip hop luminary Lupe Fiasco, Being Mary Jane leading-man Omari Hardwick and others on the impact of the film and how slavery relates to today's racial and political landscape.
Don't miss this heart-wrenching, captivating and timely special on BET this Friday, November 1 at 9P/8C. Encore airs on Saturday, November 2 at 12P/11C.


When: April 15th Tax Day!
This marks the 10th anniversary of the Tea Party Movement in the Eastern Panhandle and nationally and the Blue Ridge Patriots of Martinsburg in conjunction with We The People Jefferson County (WTPWV.com) are having a Tax Day Rally to celebrate the 10 year birth of the Tea Party Movement. This years theme, "Stop Socialism – Choose Freedom", is so relevant today, the socialist movement is growing in the US all while countries like Venezuela are in total collapse because of so called "Democratic Socialism". WE DO NOT WANT SOCIALISM COMING TO THE USA! Please join many patriotic americans who stand up each day against those who oppose our unalienable rights, that of Life, Liberty and The Pursuit of Happiness enshrined in our Declaration and liberties protected by our Constitution!


I made a goof in my last column about the Bolsa Chica Land Trust's plan for the mesa. The error is mine, not Vic's. I said the Land Trust was going to excavate no deeper than 8 feet to bury its 2,825-gallon water tanks in the ground. Actually, the tanks will not be buried. They will be above ground, with three or four tanks at each of the four proposed Terra-Farms on the mesa.
Here's where I went wrong. Their restoration plan is not available as a text document. All of the words of their plan are buried in landscape maps. I have examined several versions. On the version that is available to the public at the Huntington Beach Central Library, the print is too small and blurry to be read even with a magnifying glass. I also worked with an enlarged printout of the PDF files, but even that was blurred and barely legible. On the full-scale maps available at the Bolsa Chica Conservancy, I saw that the text on map L4 read, "Terra-Farm area excavated to 8" depth to form mounds." But the symbol for 8 inches looked like 8 feet.
The water tanks are 7 feet, 7 inches tall, and the very small drawing showed the tanks just below ground level. Because the restoration plan is not spelled out in detail, I assumed that the tanks would be buried. Turned out that the ground level (below which the tanks will sit) was a hill that they plan to build. So the proposed tanks would be above ground, but behind a constructed hill.
In a letter to the editor ("Columnists have it all wrong," Community Commentary, Feb. 17), Land Trust President Connie Boardman and board member Joe Shaw wrote that their planned vertical axis turbine is small. I guess it's how you define small. The head on the vertical wind turbine would weigh 310 pounds and be more than 8 feet tall, sitting atop a 14-foot-tall pole. The design is helical, not a horizontal windmill with vanes.
The marketing claim from the manufacturer is that this type of vertical wind turbine is safe for birds and bats, but no data from studies supporting that claim are provided. Boardman and Shaw state that this model is used at a particular wildlife refuge in Alaska, but there are no bats in that location.
Green technology is great, and I'm thrilled that the library is going to get solar panels. But I don't think that the Bolsa Chica mesa is a good place for Terra-Farms, huge compost piles, solar panels and a nearly 9-foot-tall wind turbine atop a 14-foot pole.
I've continued to research the effect of disking on rodent populations. Mary V. Price, professor of biology emerita at UC Riverside, has a research specialty of rodents and their habitat.
"Disking has a number of bad effects," she wrote. "First, it destroys rodent burrows (and any rodents in them). Second, it guarantees that weedy species come back in, so you never return to anything resembling the native grass/annual forb mix that was probably the original vegetation before European annual grasses invaded."
Also in their opinion piece, Boardman and Shaw wrote, "The columnists do not believe adequate biological assessment was done. Wrong. Department of Fish and Game biologists reviewed this plan as part of an eight-month project plan evaluation and gave it their support."
Just because a DFG biologist has looked at a plan doesn't mean that the biological assessment was adequate. Here is an example of what I mean. In the Mitigated Negative Declaration, the word "rodent" does not even appear. But rodents are at the base of the food chain on the mesa. There is no mention of either the rodents or their role in supporting the sensitive birds that depend upon them for food.
It doesn't take much effort to find out what rodents live there. Copies of the extensive biological studies that have been done in the past at Bolsa Chica are available at the Huntington Beach Central Library. In the final environmental impact report/environmental impact statement for the Bolsa Chica Lowlands Restoration Project, Vol. 1, from April 2001 on pages 3-127 and 3-128, I found that the following species of rodents and rabbits were found at Bolsa Chica: western harvest mouse, house mouse, deer mouse, California vole, dusky-footed woodrat, valley pocket gopher, California ground squirrel, Audubon's cottontail and San Diego black-tailed jackrabbit, a federal Species of Concern and a California Species of Special Concern, plus the Southern California saltmarsh shrew, an insectivore on the state and federal lists.
Because disking destroys rodent burrows and any rodents in them, the impact of the proposed plan on rodents should have been addressed. And because the San Diego black-tailed jackrabbit and Southern California saltmarsh shrew are federal and state listed sensitive species that are known to live at Bolsa Chica, those species should have been on the Land Trust's list of sensitive species. They weren't.
Here is another issue. Long-tailed weasels used to live at Bolsa Chica. The last documented sighting was in 1982. They are thought to have been extirpated at Bolsa Chica as well as at San Joaquin Marsh. But according to Trude Hurd, the naturalist who works at San Joaquin Marsh, they caught a long-tailed weasel in a live trap there last year. The Bolsa Chica mesa hasn't been disked in a long time, so there is no telling what wildlife may have returned. I contend that new biological studies should have been performed by experts in their fields to assess what is living on the mesa. And DFG should have produced an EIR on a project of this scope in an area this sensitive.
What I had really intended to write about this week was the good work that is being done at the Wetlands & Wildlife Care Center. I was at the center last week with a crew from the Orange County Conservation Corps. Jamie Pavlat gave my group a great tour, pointing out the surgery facilities, radiology lab and area for blood work. Injured or sick wildlife gets state-of-the-art care to diagnose and treat their injuries or illnesses. Since the center opened in 1998, it's treated more than 33,000 birds and other animals.
The volunteers at the Wetlands & Wildlife Care Center are gearing up for the onslaught of baby animals that arrives every spring. Well-intentioned folks who find baby ducks, raccoons, etc. may think these youngsters have been abandoned by their mothers. Consequently, they scoop them up and take them to the center on Newland Street at Pacific Coast Highway. Usually, though, Mom is hiding nearby, waiting for the big humans to leave. So if you see baby animals this spring, it's usually best to just leave them alone. Mother Nature usually takes care of her own.


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Vancouver Is Getting New Dr Bonnie Henry Compass Cards
Featuring her signature catch phrase.
Published September 14 2020
Updated September 14 2020 at 05:43 PM
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Ridership in Vancouver's Translink system is down since COVID-19, so to get people interested in taking the bus again, they're dropping a limited-edition Dr. Bonnie Henry bus pass that you're going to want to get your clean, freshly washed hands on.
Bearing her endearing sign off, "Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe," these new compass cards were just announced on Monday, September 14 and they're going to be so highly coveted, that they'll be just like the new wristband that totally sold out in 2018.
Editor's Choice: Most Of Canada Could Be In For A Colder & Wetter Winter Because Of La Niña
By wearing a mask on transit, you are looking out for each other and demonstrating to those around you that you care about their health too.
B.C's provincial health officer approves of the new pass and loves that it's now mandatory to wear a mask on public transit in the city.
Translink's ridership is sitting at 43% pre-pandemic levels and they want to build it up again.
They've taken a number of steps to make the system safe for customers, including increased cleaning, deploying special sanitation teams, and restricting access at gates to make sure the skytrains aren't too crowded.


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Yani Tseng is narrowing in on her 12th worldwide title this year.
With a 2-under-par 70 on a cold, wet and windy Saturday at Miramar Golf & Country Club in New Taipei City, Tseng moved to 2-under 142, a shot better than South Korea's Amy Yang. Rolex world No. 1 Tseng is bidding to win her third title this year in her Taiwan homeland.
South Korea's Na Yeon Choi and Spain's Beatriz Recari are tied for third, three shots back.
American Paula Creamer struggled to a 79 in difficult conditions, dropping her into a tie for 14th. Tseng and Yang are the only players under par in the special event.
"It was the worst [weather] I've ever played in," Creamer was quoted saying in the Taipei Times.
Cards at stake in LPGA's final full-field event
BY Doug Ferguson — October 02, 2019
The LPGA tour is in Texas this week, and it could be the end of the season some two months before the season actually ends.
For first time in a long time, no Kerr or Creamer at Solheim Cup
BY Randall Mell — August 26, 2019
The U.S. Solheim Cup team will not have Cristie Kerr or Paula Creamer, marking the first time in quite a while that has happened.
With Kerr, Lewis slumping, what will Inkster do?
Cristie Kerr and Stacy Lewis looked like obvious picks as captain's choices earlier this summer, but time is running out to make an impression on Juli Inkster.


Evanescence to play first show in 3 years!
Evanescence was an incredible rock band from the late 90's that made their splash onto the scene in 2003 with "Bring Me To Life".
The lead singer, Amy Lee, has been praised by many for having an incredible voice! She really does and I love voices that give you chills! She has a very powerful instrument and it's an amazing paring with the heavily-distorted electric guitars and piano melodies!
I'm so happy this year already because of all the bands/artists (Justin Bieber) who are making their comebacks and now we can gladly add Evanescence to the list!
Their last live performance as a band was in November 2012 and their next performance will be November 21st at Tokyo's Makuhari Messe Arena as part of Ozzfest Japan!
I've always wanted to go to Japan!
Fans can see hits like "My Immortal" and "Bring Me to Life" again… but for now, only in Japan.
Since the 2012 hiatus, fans should be happy to see them back out there playing live shows! I can only hope their is a new album to follow all this awesomeness!!! You know their should be!
Congratulations Evanescence & best of luck at Ozzfest Japan!
Study shows people stop listening to new music at 33!


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MELVILLE, NY – June 16, 2017: Dennis McCoy, Senior Director of NAI Long Island, represented the tenant for the lease of 2931 Hempstead Turnpike in Levittown, NY. In a direct deal with the landlord, United Properties (1975 Hempstead Tpke, East Meadow, NY), the proposed 7,800 square foot, 225-seat restaurant space with full bar was leased to Izumi Hibachi Steakhouse & Sushi, who signed a 25-year lease. This will be Izumi's third location (they are also located in Commack and Holbrook), they are set to open for business on October 30, 2017. Mr. McCoy attributes the success of this transaction in part to the strong retail submarket conditions in Levittown.
Dennis McCoy specializes in high end properties ranging from a $1 million to $50 million valuation, and represents landlords as well as tenants in leasing and sales. He currently represents over 150,000 square feet of retail space for NAI Long Island, and has represented national tenants such as Chrysler Motor Group, Arooga's Grill House & Sports Bar, First National Bank of Long Island, ShopRite, and Buffalo Wild Wings.
Please visit nailongisland.com/agents/dennis-mccoy to contact Mr. McCoy directly about your retail leasing and sales needs.
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