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Experience Nature Around the World with "Friday Nights with Nature" December 14, 2010
Travel the World on the December 14, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Look About Lodge December 14, 2010
Get Out and Enjoy the Beauty of the Winter Season with Cleveland Metroparks December 14, 2010
Experience Wildlife by Hand with Chickadees in Cleveland Metroparks December 14, 2010
Come Out and Vote for Your Favorite Tree in "Holiday Tree Decoration" Contest December 14, 2010
Rare Infant Bush Baby Born at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo December 13, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo to go Smoke Free January 1 December 10, 2010
'Sno' Foolin'! Polar Bear Days are Back at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo December 7, 2010
Elephants Return to Cleveland Metroparks Zoo After Two Year Stay in Columbus December 1, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo Welcomes Veterinarian Dr. Mike Selig to the Zoological Medicine Center November 30, 2010
Noon Year's Eve Starts 2011 Early at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo November 30, 2010
Join Santa Claus for Breakfast in The RainForest at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo November 23, 2010
Hear Here! Audio Tour November 16, 2010
Help Cleveland Metroparks Reclaim the "Guiness Book of World Records Canoe & Kayak Challenge November 16, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Golf Courses Are Still Open! Here's the Schedule for the Remainder of the 2010 November 16, 2010
Enjoy Wonderful Waterfalls in Cleveland Metroparks November 16, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Makes Holiday Shopping Easy November 16, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Chalet Toboggan Chutes - The Best Deal of the Winter Season! November 16, 2010
Drop in on December Days at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo November 16, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Offers Great Programs Even After the Sun Sets November 3, 2010
The Chalet Toboggan Chutes of Cleveland Metroparks Open Friday, November 26 for the 2010-2011 Season November 3, 2010
Schools, Groups and Organizations Can Enter Cleveland Metroparks "Holiday Tree Decorating" Contest November 3, 2010
Discover What Feathered Friends are Flying Around Cleveland Metroparks During the Month of December November 3, 2010
Experience the Beauty of the Cleveland Area Through Art in Cleveland Metroparks November 3, 2010
Experience Frontier Hearth Cooking at Cleveland Metroparks November 3, 2010
Over 70 Quilts will be Featured at Cleveland Metroparks "Reflections of Nature" Quilt Show November 3, 2010
Professor Wylde's Animal Show is Breaking Out of the Zoo -- and is Headed Toward a School Near You November 1, 2010
Grizzly Bear Euthanized at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo October 29, 2010
EarthWords Nature Shops Offer A Kids-Only Holiday Shopping Experience with the "Chickadee Nest" October 26, 2010
Enjoy the Outdoors this Thanksgiving in Cleveland Metroparks October 26, 2010
Don't Miss Year-end Savings on Golf Merchandise at Cleveland Metroparks Golf Course Pro Shops October 26, 2010
Escape to Nature on an Exciting Eco-Tour with Cleveland Metroparks Institute of the Great Outdoors October 26, 2010
There's Still Time to Find Out Who, Why and What Happened at the "Wassenmacher Fall Family Reunion" October 26, 2010
Make and Take Special Projects with Cleveland Metroparks October 26, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo Says Thanks by Offering Free Admission on November 25 October 26, 2010
Admission to Cleveland Metroparks Zoo Falls with the Temperature on November 1 October 26, 2010
Tellabration! 2010 - An International Night of Storytelling at Cleveland Metroparks CanalWay Ctr. October 19, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Golf Has Fall Discount Rates and Free Replays Now in Effect October 19, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Chalet Toboggan Chutes are the Perfect Place to Host A Winter Outing October 19, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Institute of the Great Outdoors Offers A Variety of Classes This Fall October 19, 2010
Enjoy Learning More of Native Americans with Cleveland Metroparks October 19, 2010
Let Live Music Warm You Up in Cleveland Metroparks October 19, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks "Reflections of Nature" Quilt Show Features Great Local Speakers October 19, 2010
There's Still Time To Enjoy Cleveland Metroparks October 13, 2010
The "Wassenmacher Fall Family Reunion" is Now A Big Mystery at Cleveland Metroparks Chalet October 13, 2010
History and Beauty of the Lake to Lake Trail on the "Hear Here!" Audio Tour October 13, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Introduces New CanalWay Questing Program October 13, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Wants You to Learn How to Care For Your Four-Legged Friends in Emergencies October 13, 2010
Discover Signs of Deer in Cleveland Metroparks October 13, 2010
The Fibers Arts Are Featured at Cleveland Metroparks "Reflections of Nature" Quilt Show October 13, 2010
Scouts Can Work Towards Earning Badges Through Environmental Programs with Cleveland Metroparks October 13, 2010
Experience The Thrill All Winter Long at Cleveland Metroparks Chalet Toboggan Chutes October 13, 2010
Gobble Up Some Fun This Season with Cleveland Metroparks October 13, 2010
Celebrate America Recycles Day at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo October 13, 2010
The Winners of Cleveland Metroparks "North Chagrin Nature Photography Weekend" 2010 Photo Contest October 5, 2010
Bring Your Four-Legged "Best Friend" to Cleveland Metroparks October 5, 2010
Discover Cleveland Metroparks "Night Life" October 5, 2010
There's Still Time to get on the Path to Better Living with Cleveland Metroparks October 5, 2010
Enjoy A "Spooktacular" Moonlight Golf at Cleveland Metroparks October 5, 2010
Experience the Beauty of the Cleveland Area Through Art in Cleveland Metroparks October 5, 2010
It's a BOOnanza Weekend at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo September 30, 2010
Enjoy Pumpkin-Carving Fun with Cleveland Metroparks September 28, 2010
Halloween Treats Abound at Cleveland Metroparks This October September 28, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Rangers Receive Top Awards from Ohio Attorney General September 28, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks "Fall Hayrides" Are Not Only Scenic, But Filled with Free Activities September 28, 2010
The Holiday Shop Hop of Cleveland Metroparks EarthWords Nature Shops is Back September 28, 2010
Fall Colors Provide A Beautiful Natural Canvas to Explore Cleveland Metroparks September 28, 2010
Sign Up For a Photo Trek at Cleveland Metroparks "North Chagrin Nature Photography Weekend" September 28, 2010
ENJOY "FREE REPLAYS" ON US ON MONDAY THRU THURSDAYS STARTING OCTOBER 13TH AT ALL SEVEN GOLF COURSES September 22, 2010
RELIVE HISTORY AND LEARN ABOUT NATURE WITH CLEVELAND METROPARKS! September 22, 2010
KIDS CAN GET THEIR CLEVELAND METROPARKS "OUTDOOR ODYSSEY" PASSPORT AND EARN A PRIZE! September 22, 2010
LEARN THE HISTORY OF SQUIRE'S CASTLE ON AN AUTUMN HAYRIDE IN NORTH CHAGRIN RESERVATION September 22, 2010
BRING THE FAMILY TO CLEVELAND METROPARKS BRECKSVILLE NATURE CENTER FOR A FALL SCAVENGER HUNT September 22, 2010
SPEND AN "EVENING WITH THE RESEARCHERS" AND LEARN MORE ABOUT CLEVELAND METROPARKS NATURAL RESOURCES September 22, 2010
Boo at the Zoo puts kids and families in the Howl-O-Ween spirit September 21, 2010
Lead the pack to Wolf Awareness Day at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo September 15, 2010
Lake to Lake Trail in Big Creek Reservation Awaits You this Fall as the "Hear Here!" Audio Tour September 8, 2010
Enjoy the Beauty of Autumn with Cleveland Metroparks September 8, 2010
Help Keep Waters of Great Lakes Clean and Safe by Adopting Huntington Beach in Cleveland Metroparks September 8, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Golf Courses Swing Into the Autumn Season with Fall Discount Greens Fees September 8, 2010
Experience the Fur Trade Era on a Voyageur Canoe Paddle with Cleveland Metroparks September 8, 2010
Get Out and Enjoy the Fall Season with Hayrides at Cleveland Metroparks Chalet Recreation Area September 8, 2010
Explore Nature and Walk Your Way to Better Health with Cleveland Metroparks "Walking Works" Program September 8, 2010
Nine & Dine Event at Shawnee Hills Golf Course of Cleveland Metroparks September 8, 2010
Quilters: There's Still Time to Enter Your Quilt in the "Reflections of Nature" Quilt Show September 8, 2010
Calling All Kids Who Enjoy the Outdoors - Journey Over to Cleveland Metroparks "Outdoor Odyssey" September 8, 2010
Experience Fall Colors While Honing Outdoor Skills with Institute of the Great Outdoors September 8, 2010
Take a Step Back in Time to Experience Ohio's Yesteryear at "FallFest: 18th Century Festival" September 8, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS GOLF COURSES TO PARTICIPATE IN FOURTH ANNUAL PATRIOT GOLF DAY September 1, 2010
CEDAR VALLEY SETTLERS CELEBRATION & MUSIC FESTIVAL CELEBRATES THE PAST BY RELIVING YESTERYEAR September 1, 2010
SPEND A DAY IN CLEVELAND METROPARKS ON AN "EMERALD NECKLACE EXCURSION" September 1, 2010
Join Cleveland Metroparks Institute of the Great Outdoors (IGO) for Fall Fishing Programs September 1, 2010
Discover the Winged Wildlife with Cleveland Metroparks September 1, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS HOSTS THE MYSTERY PLAYERS WASSEMACHER FALL FAMILY REUNION" September 1, 2010
BE PREPARED FOR SURVIVAL IN THE WILDNERNESSWITH CLEVELAND METROPARKS September 1, 2010
Clip-Clop Through the Park with Special Horse-Drawn Hayrides at the Chalet Recreation Center September 1, 2010
Enjoy a Weekend Dedicated to Nature Photography at "North Chagrin Nature Photography Weekend" September 1, 2010
BECOME PART OF CLEVELAND METROPARKS September 1, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Rangers Host A Community Open House September 1, 2010
Discover the Magic of Caterpillars Turning into Butterflies at Cleveland Metroparks "Monarch Magic" September 1, 2010
Rare Eastern Black Rhinoceros Born at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo September 1, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo's regular hours return September 7 August 25, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Moonlight Golf Wraps Up the 2010 Season at Little Met Golf Course August 24, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Golf Continues The Fall Tour Tournament Series August 24, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Institute of the Great Outdoors Presents the Reel Paddling Film Festival August 24, 2010
Discover The World of Fungi with Cleveland Metroparks August 24, 2010
Look No Further Than the Neighborhood to Discover Nature with Cleveland Metroparks August 24, 2010
Take Your Group on a Fall Hayride at Cleveland Metroparks Chalet Recreation Area August 24, 2010
Round Up the Troops for Cleveland Metroparks "Cub Scout Day" August 24, 2010
The British Are Coming, The British Are Coming to FallFest: 18th Century Festival August 24, 2010
Discover the Impact of Earthworms at Cleveland Metroparks "School of the Wilds" August 24, 2010
North Chagrin Nature Photography Weekend - Photo Contest Applications Are Still Available August 24, 2010
Cedar Valley Settlers Celebration & Music Festival August 24, 2010
First Nigerian Dwarf goats on exhibit at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo August 24, 2010
Teddy Bear Day at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo August 24, 2010
Paddle Back in Time with Cleveland Metroparks Voyageur Canoe Paddles August 17, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Offers American Red Cross Babysitting and Pet First Aid Courses August 17, 2010
Witness Spectacular Views Throughout Cleveland Metroparks Bedford Reservation August 17, 2010
Discover the Night Life at Cleveland Metroparks August 17, 2010
Kids Can Enter Cleveland Metroparks Kid's "Monarch Magic" Art Show August 17, 2010
Uncover the Secret Past of Cleveland Metroparks August 17, 2010
Learn More About the Winged Wonders Residing in Cleveland Metroparks August 17, 2010
Cycle the Season's Last Leg of the "Tour de Necklace" with Cleveland Metroparks August 17, 2010
Gather the Ghosts & Goblins, Boo at the Zoo Returns August 11, 2010
Celebrate Ohio's Grand Canal at Cleveland Metroparks Ohio & Erie Canal Reservation August 10, 2010
Treat Your Dog to an Event Dedicated Just for Them at Cleveland Metroparks "Dog Paddle & More!" August 10, 2010
Enjoy Ohio's Pioneer Days at Cleveland Metroparks "Cedar Valley Settlers Celebration & Music Fest. August 10, 2010
Venture Into Cleveland Metroparks Forests and Identify "Fascinating Ferns" with the Experts! August 10, 2010
Use High-Tech Techniques on Special "Treasure Hunt Adventures" in Cleveland Metroparks August 10, 2010
Relive the Colonial Era at Cleveland Metroparks Fallfest: 18th Century Festival August 10, 2010
There's Still Time to Register for the 2010 Cleveland Metroparks Golf "CAT" Tour August 10, 2010
Connect to the Planet Through Your Plate with Cleveland Metroparks "Inviting the Planet to Dinner" August 10, 2010
Learn More About the Craft of Woodcarving with Cleveland Metroparks August 10, 2010
Flutter Over to Cleveland Metroparks and Learn More About the Beautiful Monarch Butterfly August 10, 2010
Brad Steven Becomes A Three-Time Greater Cleveland Amateur Golf Champion August 10, 2010
Witness the Dazzling Display of Chimney Swifts with Cleveland Metroparks August 10, 2010
Seniors Celebrated at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo August 4, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks "Summer Beach Party" Presents A Classic Movie on the Beach! July 21, 2010
Join Cleveland Metroparks to Take a Closer Look at the Wonderful Bedford Reservation July 21, 2010
Golf Courses Offer Golfers the Opportunity to Get in a Few Extra Golf Holes with "Twilight Rates" July 21, 2010
Calling All Busy Beavers: Come to Cleveland Metroparks this August to See the Beavers! July 21, 2010
Applications Now Available for "North Chagrin Nature Photography Weekend - Photo Contest" July 21, 2010
Soar Over to Cleveland Metroparks and Learn About Our Fine-Feathered Friends July 21, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Invites You to Paddle Back In Time on a Voyageur Canoe July 21, 2010
Learn Safety Tips From the Experts at Cleveland Metroparks "Safety Expo & Ice Cream Social" Event July 21, 2010
It's Not Too Late to Brush Up on Golf Skills with Cleveland Metroparks "Academy of Golf" 2010 July 21, 2010
Spend an "Evening with the Researchers" and Learn More About Cleveland Metroparks Natural Resources July 21, 2010
Tour De Necklace Bicycle Rides in Cleveland Metroparks Continue Through October July 21, 2010
Familiar Face Finds the Winners Circle in "Senior Greater Cleveland Amateur Championship July 21, 2010
Bring Your Four-Legged "Best Friend" to Cleveland Metroparks for Special Dog Walks in August July 21, 2010
Slither Over to Cleveland Metroparks and Explore the Wonderful World of Snakes July 21, 2010
SWING YOUR PARTNER �ROUND AND �ROUND AT CLEVELAND METROPARKS CEDAR VALLEY SQUARE DANCES July 13, 2010
WEEDERS IN THE WILD - ATTEMPTING TO ELIMINATE INVASIVE PLANTS IN CLEVELAND METROPARKS July 13, 2010
SUMMER NIGHT PROGRAMS IN CLEVELAND METROPARKS July 13, 2010
CELEBRATE THE 93rd ANNIVERSARY OF CLEVELAND METROPARKS July 13, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS �DOG PADDLE & MORE!� EVENT IS A BARKING GOOD TIME! July 13, 2010
BUZZ OVER TO CLEVELAND METROPARKS TO DISCOVER July 13, 2010
EXPERIENCE AN INTERGALACTIC BASH AT CLEVELAND METROPARKS FINAL DIVE-IN MOVIE OF THE SEASON July 13, 2010
JOIN CLEVELAND METROPARKS AFTER-HOURS AT THE "NATURE AT NIGHT" EVENT July 13, 2010
MOONLIGHT GOLF DOES DOUBLE TIME IN AUGUSTAT TWO CLEVELAND METROPARKS GOLF COURSES July 13, 2010
JOIN IN OR WATCH CLEVELAND METROPARKS 20TH ANNIVERSARY "BUG CITY" PARADE July 13, 2010
Creative Animal Care on Display at Creature Comforts July 13, 2010
DISCOVER SMALL CRUSTACEANS ON A "CRAYFISH SAFARI" IN CLEVELAND METROPARKS July 7, 2010
REPTILES INVADE CLEVELAND METROPARKS AT SECOND ANNUAL "SNAKES, TURTLES & FUN!" July 7, 2010
DISCOVER THE PAST NOW AT CLEVELAND METROPARKS July 7, 2010
METRO LIFE FLIGHT LANDS AND JOINS CLEVELAND METROPARKS "SAFETY EXPO & ICE CREAM SOCIAL" EVENT July 7, 2010
ENJOY CLEVELAND METROPARKS ARTISTICALLY THIS SUMMER July 7, 2010
BROOKSTOCK - A CELEBRATON OF MUSIC & NATURE IS PACKED WITH ENTERTAINMENT AND ACTIVITIES July 7, 2010
USE A HAND-HELD GPS TO DISCOVER TREASURE ON A HIGH-TECH ADVENTURE IN CLEVELAND METROPARKS July 7, 2010
LEARN SOME OF THE GOLF FUNDAMENTALS THROUGH "ACADEMY OF GOLF" July 7, 2010
SAND SCULPTOR CARL JARA WILL BE PLAYING IN THE SAND AT "SUMMER BEACH PARTY" July 7, 2010
REGISTER FOR COURSE CHAMPIONSHIPS OF THE GREATER CLEVELAND AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP July 7, 2010
ENJOY CLEVELAND METROPARKS OWN KIND OF TWILIGHT AT THE "NATURE AT NIGHT" EVENT July 7, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS RANGERS PARTNER WITH AAA FOR YOUTH BIKE HELMET AWARNESS CAMPAIGN June 29, 2010
SLITHER OVER TO CLEVELAND METROPARKS June 29, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS RECEIVES RECORD DONATION June 29, 2010
IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO REGISTER FOR CLEVELAND METROPARKS 'SUMMER GOLF DAY CAMPS' FOR JUNIORS June 29, 2010
THE BIRDS AREN'T THE ONLY ONES SINGING IN CLEVELAND METROPARKS THIS SUMMER June 29, 2010
GATHER THE FAMILY AND "CAMP-OUT" June 29, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS GEARS UP FOR A TOE TAPPIN' GOOD TIME AT "LOOK ABOUT LODGE SUMMER CONCERT SERIES June 29, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS IS THE PLACE TO ENJOY SUMMER WATER RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES June 29, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS "NATURE AT NIGHT" CELEBRATES NOCTURNAL ANIMALS AND THE PARK AFTER DARK June 29, 2010
JOIN CLEVELAND METROPARKS TO CELEBRATE THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF "BUG CITY" June 29, 2010
CATCH THE READING BUG THIS SUMMER WITH CLEVELAND METROPARKS June 23, 2010
DISCOVER NATURE THROUGH MOVIES WITH CLEVELAND METROPARKS June 23, 2010
WOMEN CAN COMPETE IN THE "WOMEN'S GREATER CLEVELAND AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP" June 23, 2010
GOLF UNDER THE STARS AT CLEVELAND METROPARKS June 23, 2010
FLOAT ON OVER TO CLEVELAND METROPARKS HINCKLEY LAKE June 23, 2010
ONE OF CLEVELAND'S HOTTEST BANDS IS HEADLINING "BROOKSTOCK - A CELEBRATON OF MUSIC & NATURE" June 22, 2010
TOUR DE NECKLACE BICYCLE RIDES ARE A GREAT SUMMER ACTIVITY June 22, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS "SUMMER BEACH PARTY" IS "EXTRATERRESTRIAL" SPECIAL June 22, 2010
DISCOVER HISTORY IN CLEVELAND METROPARKS June 22, 2010
ENJOY THE SUMMER WITH YOUR "BEST FRIEND" IN CLEVELAND METROPARKS June 22, 2010
CELEBRATE EARTH DAY EVERY DAY WITH CLEVELAND METROPARKS June 22, 2010
Top Ten Must-Zoo Activities for Summer 2010 June 16, 2010
PUBLIC MEETING ON THE FIRST PHASE OF HUNTINGTON RESERVATION SHORELINE MANAGEMENT PLAN June 15, 2010
DISCOVER WHAT'S BUZZING AROUND CLEVELAND METROPARKS June 15, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS VOYAGEUR CANOE PADDLES June 15, 2010
THE NEWEST EVENT � �SAFETY EXPO & ICE CREAM SOCIAL� June 15, 2010
�WOMEN IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS (WEGO)� PROGRAMS June 15, 2010
DIVE-IN MOVIE IN JULY FEATURES June 15, 2010
DISCOVER BIRDS THIS SUMMER IN CLEVELAND METROPARKS June 15, 2010
�NATURE AT NIGHT� EVENT June 15, 2010
ANNUAL BROOKSIDE LAWNCHAIR CONCERT SERIES June 15, 2010
REGISTER FOR THE GREATER CLEVELAND AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP June 15, 2010
SWING YOUR PARTNER �ROUND AND �ROUND AT June 15, 2010
Celebrate Summer at ZooBlooms at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo June 15, 2010
Make "Red, White & Zoo" Part of the Independence Day Holiday Weekend June 8, 2010
COUNT BUTTERFLIES WITH CLEVELAND METROPARKS AT THE 14TH ANNUAL CHAGRIN VALLEY BUTTERFLY COUNT June 1, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS "REFLECTIONS OF NATURE" QUILT SHOW APPLICATIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE June 1, 2010
TAKE A WALK WITH YOUR DOG IN CLEVELAND METROPARKS June 1, 2010
KIDS ENJOYING CLEVELAND METROPARKS �KNEE-HIGH NATURALISTS� EVENT EQUALS LAUGHS LEARNING AND MEMORIES June 1, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS IS A GREAT PLACE TO ENJOY A VARIETY OF SUMMER WATER RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES June 1, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS INVITES YOU TO CONSTRUCT YOUR OWN RAIN BARRELS AND HELP PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT June 1, 2010
GATHER THE FAMILY AND "CAMP-OUT" June 1, 2010
NOT ONLY CAN YOU VIEW TRAINS, BUT YOU CAN RIDE ONE, TOO ! June 1, 2010
THE "TOUR DE NECKLACE" BICYCLE RIDES CONTINUE IN CLEVELAND METROPARKS June 1, 2010
Attention Lady Golfers! Sign Up for the Women's Super Clinic at Mastick Woods Golf May 25, 2010
West Creek Reservation Will Test First In The Nation Sustainable Landscape Rating System May 25, 2010
This June, Reminisce About The Past In Cleveland Metroparks May 25, 2010
Daughters Can Team Up with Dad for A Cleveland Metroparks Golf Tournament May 25, 2010
Enjoy The Sounds of Summer at the Annual Brookside Lawnchair Concert Series of Cleveland Metroparks May 25, 2010
North Chagrin Nature Photography Weekend - Photo Contest Applications Are Now Available May 25, 2010
Celebrate Father's Day The Entire Weekend Surrounded by Nature in Cleveland Metroparks May 25, 2010
Join The Wild Things at Cleveland Metroparks Dive-In Movie "Where The Wild Things Are" May 25, 2010
Play Golf In The Dark at Cleveland Metroparks May 25, 2010
Spend A Few "Evenings With The Researchers" and Learn More About Natural Resources May 25, 2010
Tortoises Move to Summer Home at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo May 25, 2010
Seniors Celebrated at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo May 25, 2010
Save Big on Wild Wednesdays at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo May 25, 2010
Have Some Old-Fashioned Fun at Cleveland Metroparks Cedar Valley Square Dances May 18, 2010
Women Can Enjoy Tranquility in Cleveland Metroparks May 18, 2010
Experience The Birds of Summer in Cleveland Metroparks May 18, 2010
Junior Golfers Play Free After 1 P.M. on Memorial Day at Cleveland Metroparks Golf Courses! May 18, 2010
Dads Can Enjoy Father's Day at EarthWords Nature Shop of Cleveland Metroparks May 18, 2010
Enjoy A Moo-Moo Here and A Moo-Moo There at "Farm & Garden Day" May 18, 2010
Celebrate That Special Day This Summer at Cleveland Metroparks Ledge Pool May 18, 2010
Build Memories with Dad at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo May 18, 2010
Sea Lion Pair Begins New Life at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo May 13, 2010
See What "Stone Soup Sally Huttner" is Cooking at The Hobo Camp at Cleveland Metroparks "Train Day" May 11, 2010
Cool Down This Summer at Cleveland Metroparks Swimming Areas May 11, 2010
Discover What Takes Place at Night in Cleveland Metroparks May 11, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Invites You to Explore the Ohio & Erie Canal This Summer In A Unique Way May 11, 2010
Take A Break From The Sibling Rivalry and Sign Up For The Annual "Brothers Golf Championship" May 11, 2010
Step Back In Time On Voyageur Canoe Paddles with Cleveland Metroparks May 11, 2010
Golf Courses Offer Golfers Opportunity to Get In A Few Extra Golf Holes with "Twilight Rates" May 11, 2010
Bald Eaglet Confirmed in Cleveland Metroparks Rocky River Reservation May 11, 2010
Kids Can Explore Nature at Cleveland Metroparks "Knee-High Naturalists" Event May 11, 2010
Calling All Lady Linksters! There's Still Time to Sign Up For Women's Super Clinics May 11, 2010
New Bus Added to Elite Fleet May 11, 2010
Rare Plant to Bloom Soon at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo May 11, 2010
Meet Your Best Friend at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo May 11, 2010
Creatures Great and Small Debut at the Zoo May 6, 2010
Calling All Young Anglers: "Get Hooked on Fishing" at Annual Children's Fishing Derbies May 4, 2010
There's Still Opportunities to Brush Up On Golf Skills with Cleveland Metroparks "Academy of Golf" May 4, 2010
Book Your Next Meeting / Gathering this Summer at The Chalet Recreation Area of Cleveland Metroparka May 4, 2010
Cleveland Metroparks Features Clubfitting Saturdays at Sleepy Hollow Golf Course May 4, 2010
Take A Spring Hike on the "Unnatural Trail" at Cleveland Metroparks Ohio & Erie Canal Reservation May 4, 2010
Outdoor Boating Skills with Cleveland Metroparks Institute of the Great Outdoors May 4, 2010
Discover Cultural and Natural History with Cleveland Metroparks May 4, 2010
There's Nothing Better Than Lounging Poolside All Summer at Cleveland Metroparks Ledge Pool May 4, 2010
Build A Scarecrow For Your Own Garden at Cleveland Metroparks "Farm & Garden Day" May 4, 2010
Enjoy Wonderful May Nights in Cleveland Metroparks April 27, 2010
Train Day Event Features Model Trains of Miniature, Garden, Lego and Even a Kids Train to Ride April 27, 2010
Golfers: Earn Bonus Rounds with Cleveland Metroparks Golf! Why Play Anywhere Else? April 27, 2010
Seniors: Get Wet and Fit with Cleveland Metroparks This Summer April 27, 2010
Play Golf in the Dark at Cleveland Metroparks April 27, 2010
Discover the Wetlands and Watersheds of West Creek Reservation April 27, 2010
Register for "A Morning with Mom" this Mother's Day at EarthWords Nature Shop in RRNC April 27, 2010
Join in the Fight to Control the Invasive Garlic Mustard Plant in Brecksville Reservation April 27, 2010
Hey, Scout Leaders! Round Up the Troops and Head to "Cub Scout Day" at North Chagrin Reservation! April 27, 2010
Live Animal Shows Take the Stage at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo April 27, 2010
�KNEE-HIGH NATURALISTS� EVENT IS HIKING TO A NEW LOCATION April 20, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS INVITES EVERYONE April 20, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS RANGERS April 20, 2010
CELEBRATE MOTHER'S DAY WITH CLEVELAND METROPARKS April 20, 2010
FLUTTER! Takes Flight at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo April 20, 2010
Get The Scoop on Poop This Summer at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo April 20, 2010
COME SEE CHICKENS, COWS, RABBITS, AND GOATS, TOO April 13, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS INVITES GOLFERS TO TAKE THE BRIDGESTONE BALL FITTING CHALLEGE AT SHAWNEE HILLS April 13, 2010
LEARN ALL ABOUT FISHING WITH CLEVELAND METROPARKS April 13, 2010
TAKE A HIKE WITH YOUR DOG IN CLEVELAND METROPARKS April 13, 2010
SPRING FLOWERS ARE IN FULL BLOOM April 13, 2010
PADDLE BACK IN TIME ON VOYAGEUR CANOE ADVENTURES April 13, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS LEARN TO SWIM PROGRAMS AT LEDGE POOL AND RECREATION AREA April 13, 2010
NATURE HIKES, PRESENTATIONS, LIVE ANIMALS, AND MORE � FEATURED AT CLEVELAND METROPARKS �NORTH COAST April 13, 2010
JOIN EARTHWORDS NATURE SHOPS OF CLEVELAND METROPARKS April 13, 2010
GRAB THE BICYCLES AND JOIN CLEVELAND METROPARKS April 13, 2010
NATIONAL TELEVISION SHOW TO FILM IN CLEVELAND METROPARKS - April 13, 2010
Plant Conservation the Focus at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo April 13, 2010
Gather the Flock at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo April 13, 2010
'DINOSAURS!' Roars Back at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo April 8, 2010
Treat Mom to a Wild Time April 8, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS HOSTS WOMEN'S SUPER CLINICS April 6, 2010
GRAB THE BINOCULARS AND ENJOY BIRDING THE April 6, 2010
CELEBRATE MOTHER'S DAY AT CLEVELAND METROPARKS April 6, 2010
KIDS CAN CREATE THEIR OWN �FISH STORIES� AT April 6, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS HOSTS AN �OPEN HOUSE� AT April 6, 2010
SIGN UP FOR AN AMERICAN RED CROSS April 6, 2010
WITNESS THE SONG AND DANCE OF AMERICAN WOODCOCKS April 6, 2010
EarthFest at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo is a Party for the Planet March 16, 2010
'DINOSAURS!' Returns to Cleveland Metroparks Zoo March 9, 2010
Gear Up for a Photo Safari at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo March 9, 2010
AMPHIBIANS ARE TAKING OVER AT March 2, 2010
GET READY FOR OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL FUN WITH March 2, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS GOLF IS OFFERING March 2, 2010
IT'S TIME TO START PREPARING THE KIDS FOR SUMMER DAY CAMPS AND GOLF CAMPS IN CLEVELAND METROPARKS March 2, 2010
SEE THE ART OF NATURE IN CLEVELAND METROPARKS IN APRIL March 2, 2010
THERE'S STILL TIME TO ENJOY THE SWEET TASTE OF MAPLY SYRUP March 2, 2010
NATIONAL AND LOCAL SPEAKERS HIGHLIGHT March 2, 2010
THE MEDIA CAN KEEP TRACK OF THE BUZZARDS' TIME OF ARRIVAL TO CLEVELAND METROPARKS HINCKLEY RESERVATI March 2, 2010
NEW! CLEVELAND METROPARKS GOLF OFFERS A March 2, 2010
Breakfast with the Easter Bunny at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo March 2, 2010
Summer Day Camp Returns to Cleveland Metroparks Zoo March 1, 2010
Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo Out of the Pouch at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo February 24, 2010
HELP SOLVE THE MYSTERY AT �THE MINT JULEP BALL� DINNER February 23, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS �ACADEMY OF GOLF� February 23, 2010
WELCOME THE START OF SPRING IN CLEVELAND METROPARKS February 23, 2010
APRIL SHOWERS BRING NATURE BACK TO LIFE AT February 23, 2010
OUTDOOR BOATING SKILLS WITH CLEVELAND METROPARKS February 23, 2010
CLEVELAND METROPARKS INSTITUTE OF THE GREAT OUTDOORS PRESENTS AN �ADVENTURES UNVEILED� LECTURE SERIE February 23, 2010
Be Green and Save on St. Patrick's Day at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo February 23, 2010
Get The Scoop on Poop This Summer at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo February 8, 2010
HEAD TO THE SCHOOL OF THE WILDS AT CLEVELAND METROPARKS January 26, 2010
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Mayor Kasim Reed Expresses Confidence in Hartsfield-Jackson Airport Management
Post Date:06/08/2011
Says airport concessions procurement process will be fair, honest, ethical and transparent;
Announces airport will release names of concessions proposal evaluation panel
Thế giới cáMayor Kasim Reed on Wednesday expressed confidence in Aviation General Manager Louis Miller and reiterated his pledge to ensure that the airport concessions procurement underway at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is conducted in a fair, honest, ethical and transparent manner. Mayor Reed outlined several steps being taken to achieve that goal, including the release of the names of the airport concessions evaluation panel members in a few weeks.
"I am aware there have been concerns about procurement practices at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in the past," Mayor Reed said. "Under the capable leadership of new Aviation General Manager Louis Miller and new Concessions Director Paul Brown, we are working hard to make sure that the airport concessions procurement process runs smoothly and fairly. My administration has taken unprecedented steps at the airport over the past 18 months and should be judged by our record so far."
In April, Hartsfield-Jackson issued requests for proposals (RFPs) for its new concessions, which will include retail concessions on Concourse E and in the Maynard H. Jackson Jr. International Terminal, and food and beverage concessions on concourses T, A, B, C and D and in the atrium and the international terminal.
The current concessions bids, for a total of 27 retail locations and 125 food and beverage locations, represent one of the largest procurements in North American airport history. The airport held a pre-proposal conference at the Georgia International Convention Center on April 5 and site tours on April 6 for prospective concessionaires.
Hartsfield-Jackson has adopted several policies to ensure the appropriate mix of concessionaires and to prevent one or two major players from dominating the airport's concessions. Specifically, the following measures have been implemented:
The names of the evaluation members, once finalized, will be released to the public.
All potential evaluation panel members have agreed to stringent ethics and disclosure requirements.
Concessionaire selections will be made by multiple different panels to maximize expertise and fairness.
The qualifications standards for the proponents have been augmented to include additional non-airport experience to provide a more level playing field and expand opportunities for new and small companies.
The airport has hired an independent consulting firm to help train the proposal evaluation panel members.
No one vendor can win more than three of the 12 concession packages available.
The requests for proposals can be located on the City of Atlanta's website.
In addition to the proactive steps around the airport concessions procurement process, Mayor Reed has taken other steps to improve transparency at Hartsfield-Jackson. Shortly after his inauguration in January 2010, Mayor Reed directed his administration to issue a new request for proposals for the airport bond underwriters to eliminate any hint of controversy for the issuance of $1.6 billion in bonds. His decision effectively started the process from scratch to ensure there would be no questions or concerns about the integrity of the process.
Mayor Reed then managed the most open and competitive process ever for selecting Miller as the new Aviation General Manager. The search process began when Mayor Reed asked Carol Tomé, Chief Financial Officer of Home Depot Inc., to lead an independent committee and partner with Heidrick & Struggles, an executive search firm, to identify and vet qualified candidates from across the nation.
Ms. Tomé presented Mayor Reed with the names of five recommended candidates in early August. After receiving the search committee's recommendations, Mayor Reed and Peter Aman, Chief Operating Officer of the City of Atlanta, interviewed each of the five candidates and selected three finalists before selecting Miller.
The nine-member search committee led by Tomé included Darryl Harmon of Wells Fargo; retired Coca-Cola Co. executive Carl Ware; Ben Myers of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers; Carter USA President Scott Taylor; William Clement of Atlanta Life Financial Group; John Spiegel, formerly of SunTrust Bank; Taylor Glover of Turner Enterprises; and Turner Broadcasting Vice-President Loretta Walker.
Last fall, the Reed administration opened up the airport's financial data, which caused Delta Air Lines to invest an additional $30 million in the Maynard H. Jackson International Terminal. And recently under the leadership of our City Attorney Cathy Hampton, the city brought the Corey advertising contract litigation to a close after nearly a decade of legal wrangling.
"The fact of the matter is that Hartsfield-Jackson is the world's busiest passenger airport and the economic engine of metropolitan Atlanta," Mayor Reed said. "Those who continue to bring up references to corruption and cronyism should have the character and integrity to back up their allegations, or refrain from smearing the reputations of the dedicated employees who manage and work at what is arguably the most successful airport in the nation. It's time to stop resurrecting the past and instead, focus on the present and the future."
Mayor Reed also addressed Common Cause Georgia's call for pay-to-play reform, saying the City of Atlanta has enacted ethics legislation that is as strong or stronger than any major government in the state of Georgia.
"As a state lawmaker for 11 years, I supported every ethics reform bill that came before me," Mayor Reed said. "However, without campaign contributions, candidates who are not wealthy would never be able to spend the time required to meet voters, communicate their ideas or develop their platforms. They would have to focus solely on raising money, which I believe would put them at a fundamental disadvantage and severely limit the pool of qualified candidates for office at the expense of voters."
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NetEnt has submitted an application to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board.
Swedish online games developer NetEnt is getting ready to expand its operations to the regulated market of Pennsylvania in the near future.
In order to do so, the Swedes have applied for a gaming license, submitting an application to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board.
If the company receives the license, it will be able to offer its extensive portfolio of games to operators doing business in the Keystone State.
According to available information, NetEnt is planning to focus on offering its games to the state's brick and mortar casinos, which are currently getting their online gaming offerings ready. At this moment, 11 of 13 casinos operating in Pennsylvania have obtained their licenses, while each of them is free to choose a partner supplier for this job.
A total of seven licenses – of which two are for video slots and table games – will be available for those operators based outside the state.
Commenting on this move, NetEnt Americas managing director Erik Nyman said the company was excited to continue its strategic expansion in the United States, where it had enjoyed success in New Jersey.
Nymad added NetEnt would launch with a mix its table games, video slots, jackpot games and unique features like free spins that had been greatly appreciated by customers and their players.
He pointed out the company's ambition was to be live in Pennsylvania as soon as the market opened.
It seems NetEnt has been busy these days since the developer announced the launch of its own affiliate business A new section has been open on NetEnt's website, where players are able to familiarise themselves with NetEnt's portfolio and try out the company's games. This section will also feature offers and bonuses from a number of popular online casinos.
Therese Hillman, CEO at NetEnt said this was both important and natural step for the company, which would position it in an attractive part of the value chain, as the developer continued to offer the ultimate entertainment experience.
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'Shape of You' gets a Carnatic music cover from group at MIT
By Sohini Mitter 2017-04-26 06:39:08 UTC
We're not done with the Shape of You covers. Yet.
The Ed Sheeran song that has charmed audiences world over and spurred a series of covers has now got a Carnatic music treatment from a group at MIT.
And it's beautiful.
SEE ALSO: Ed Sheeran would like to do a digital duet with you
The video posted on the Facebook page of Indian Raga (a music education startup founded at MIT) has been viewed over a million times already.
Shot in the backdrop of a sun-bathed New York City, the music is almost entirely digitally produced, but somehow manages to retain its earthiness with the Carnatic notes.
Just hear it.
'To All the Boys' threequel surprises us with adorable trailer announcement
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Topics: Ed Sheeran, Entertainment, MIT, Music, music video, shape-of-you, Video, viral video, YouTube


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Celebrities Entertainment Megumi Okina: Top 10 Must-Know Facts About Movie Actress
Megumi Okina: Top 10 Must-Know Facts About Movie Actress
Megumi Okina (Movie Actress) was born on the 6th of August, 1979. She was born in 1970s, in Generation X. Her birth sign is Leo and her life path number is 4. Megumi's birth flower is Gladiolus and birthstone is Peridot and Sardonyx. What does this all mean? Let's find out!
Discover all the facts that no one tells you about Megumi Okina below ↓
NAME: Megumi Okina
REAL NAME: Megumi Okina
NICKNAME: Megumi
PROFESSION: Movie Actress
BIRTHPLACE: Tokyo, Japan
NATIONALITY: Japanese
Megumi Okina, best known for being a Movie Actress, was born in Tokyo, Japan on Monday, August 6, 1979. Japanese actress and singer who became known for starring in the original version of the film, The Grudge.
Family: She married a businessman and they had one child together. Megumi Okina father's name is under review and mother unknown at this time. We will continue to update details on Megumi Okina's family.
Dating: According to CelebsCouples, Megumi Okina is married Susumu Fujita.
Net Worth: Online estimates of Megumi Okina's net worth vary. It's easy to predict her income, but it's much harder to know how much she has spent over the years. CelebsMoney and NetWorthStatus does a good job of breaking most of it down.
2. Megumi Okina's zodiac sign is Leo
Megumi Okina zodiac sign is a Leo. July 23 - August 22. Leos tend to have almost a royal air about them. Many Leos will have a large group of friends that adore them. They are brave, playful, leader, fun, warm, protective, generous, and charismatic. Although, they can be egotistical, dominating, stubborn, controlling, and a show-off.
RULING PLANET: Sun
The Japanese movie actress has been alive for 15,501 days or 372,042 hours. There were precisely 525 full moons after her birth to this day.
BORN ON: Monday
Megumi Okina was born on a Monday. People born on Mondays are motherly, sensitive, adaptive, and kind.
Countdown to Megumi Okina's next birthday.
Megumi Okina will be turning 43.
4. On Megumi Okina's birthday
The world's population was 4,380,585,755 and there were an estimated 123,688,258 babies born throughout the world in 1979, Jimmy Carter (Democratic) was the president of the United States, and the number one song on Billboard 100 was "Bad Girls" by Donna Summer.
1661 – The Treaty of The Hague is signed whereby the Dutch Republic sells New Holland (Brazil) for 63 tonnes of gold to Portugal.
1890 – At Auburn Prison in New York, murderer William Kemmler becomes first person to be executed by electric chair.
1945 – Atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima by the US B-29 Superfortress "Enola Gay".
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Megumi Okina was born in the Year of the Goat. People with Chinese zodiac Goat are tender, polite, filial, clever, and kind-hearted. They have special sensitivity to art and beauty and a special fondness for quiet living. Their strengths are gentle, softhearted, considerate, attractive, hardworking, and persistent. But they can also be indecisive, timid, vain, pessimistic, moody, and weak-willed. Their lucky numbers are 3, 4, 9, and lucky colors are green, red, purple.
7. Megumi Okina's life path number is 4
Megumi Okina was born in the middle of Generation X.
9. Megumi Okina's birthstone is Peridot and Sardonyx
Peridot symbolizes strength. It was once believed that the green peridot crystals found in volcanic ashes were the tears of the volcano goddess, Pele. When set in gold, this gem was said to protect the wearer from nightmares.
10. Megumi Okina's birth flower is Gladiolus
Gladiola - named from the Latin word "gladius" which means for sword - symbolizes strength and moral integrity.
Movie Actress


A startup that provides innovative technology to community banks is revolutionizing the process for making construction loans while also arming the institutions with another weapon against their biggest competitors — FinTechs and large multinational banks.
BankLabs, which is equally based in Dallas and Little Rock, was formed as part of Radius Group, a Little Rock, Arkansas holding company, in January 2016. It immediately hit the market with Construct, it's appropriately named product that enables banks to automate the construction loan process.
BankLabs describes the current procedure used by most banks as a "noisy process" involving spreadsheets, paper files, and emails, creating "unnecessary delays and wasted opportunities to increase profit and enhance customer relationships." By switching to the Construct app, BankLabs President Matt Johnner of Dallas said banks can improve efficiency by 50 percent.


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Kunzea es un género de 36-40 especies de arbustos en la familia Myrtaceae. Son endémicos de Australia con una especie en Nueva Zelanda. Se encuentran en el continente australiano con la mayoría de las especies en el oeste .

Etimología
El nombre del género fue otorgado en honor de Gustav Kunze, profesor, zoólogo, entomólogo, botánico, pteridólogo, micólogo y, algólogo alemán.

Especies

 Kunzea ambigua
 Kunzea baxteri
 Kunzea bracteolata
 Kunzea cambagei
 Kunzea capitata
 Kunzea ericoides
 Kunzea flavescens
 Kunzea muelleri
 Kunzea obovata
 Kunzea opposita
 Kunzea parvifolia
 Kunzea pauciflora
 Kunzea pomifera
 Kunzea pulchella

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Q: Magento 1.9 after clearing layout cache now have white screen Ever since i cleared the layout cache in magento my website now has a blank white screen i've tried to find the error by adding the following in my index.php file but returns nothing.

  ini_set('error_reporting', E_ERROR);
  register_shutdown_function("fatal_handler");
   function fatal_handler() {
     $error = error_get_last();
     echo("<pre>");
     print_r($error);
   }

A: I would first try clearing the entire contents of var/cache folder if you haven't already. Then disable any custom modules in app/etc/modules. Keep clearing var/cache folder each time you try anything.
If you cleared the layout cache the problem may be that the cache cannot rebuild itself because of folder/file permissions.
The suggestions here may help you: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4784117/magento-how-to-debug-blank-white-screen

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Authors: O''Neill, Robert V.; Hunsaker, Carolyn T.; Jones, K. Bruce; Riitters, Kurt H.; Wickham, James D.; Schwartz, Paul M.; Goodman, Iris A.; Jackson, Barbara L.; Baillargeon, William S.
Over the past century, technological advances have greatly improved the standard of living in the United States. But these same advances have caused sweeping environmental changes, often unforeseen and potentially irreparable. Ethical stewardship of the environment requires that society monitor and assess environmental changes at the national scale with a view toward the conservation and wise management of our natural resources.


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Arizona Recount Reveals Democrat Kris Mayes Beat Republican Abe Hamadeh
By Jack Phillips
December 29, 20222022 Midterm Elections
An Arizona state judge ruled Thursday that Democrat Kris Mayes defeated GOP candidate Abe Hamadeh in Arizona's attorney general's race after a mandatory recount was held.
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Timothy Thomason on Thursday revealed that Mayes defeated Hamadeh by about 280 votes out of about 2.5 million votes cast. The recount shows that Hamadeh cut into Mayes's vote-total by about 200 votes; after Nov. 8 election data had shown that Mayes led by about 511 votes.
Hamadeh lawyer Tim La Sota declined to comment to reporters after the court hearing. Neither Mayes nor Hamadeh were in court during the hearing.
In response to the ruling, Hamadeh said his legal team would likely take action. Several weeks ago, Hamadeh sued Mayes and a number of state officials claiming there were procedural and tabulation errors that harmed his chances before a judge tossed it last week in Mohave County.
"The results of the recount show that my opponent's lead has been cut by nearly half from 511 to 280 votes. A shockingly high discrepancy," he wrote on Twitter on Thursday. "Again, a recount just puts the ballots in the machine again. My legal team will be assessing our options to make sure every vote is counted."
In a statement, Mayes said that she is "excited and ready to get to work as your next attorney general." Previously, Mayes said she believed that a "state-mandated recount won't change the outcome of this election, and I'm ready to roll up my sleeves and get to work as your next Attorney General, being a lawyer for the people."
My statement on the recount results. pic.twitter.com/Fo1vFVEkXo
— Kris Mayes (@krismayes) December 29, 2022
The Arizona Secretary of State's Office told local media that "discrepancies between the original tally and recount results" aren't unexpected after the judge's ruling.
"Recounts provide an opportunity to ensure that all ballots cast are counted accurately and the correct winner won," State Elections Director Kori Lorick stated Thursday. "Election officials will be reviewing the recount process to identify meaningful process improvements as part of our continued commitment to getting it right."
Other Races and Challenges
Other than the attorney general's race, Thomason said Republican Tom Horne prevailed in the race for state superintendent of public instruction and Republican Liz Harris won a state legislative seat in the Phoenix suburbs. The automatic recounts were required because the races were close.
(Left) Arizona Democratic gubernatorial candidate Katie Hobbs in Phoenix on Nov. 4, 2022. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images); (Right) Arizona Republican Gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake in Sierra Vista, Ariz., on Nov. 4, 2022. (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
In the race for superintendent of public instruction, Hoffman had previously conceded to Horne, a former schools chief who served one term as attorney general before losing the 2014 primary. Harris won a seat in state House District 13, which includes parts of the Phoenix-area suburbs of Chandler, Sun Lakes, and Gilbert.
In his lawsuit, Hamadeh alleged problems with ballot printers in Maricopa County had led to a series of issues that disenfranchised voters and that his race was affected by improper handling of ballots that were duplicated or adjudicated by people because they could not be read by tabulators. A Mohave County judge, in dismissing the suit, said Hamadeh didn't prove the errors in vote counting that he had alleged.
Top Maricopa County officials on Nov. 8 confirmed there were printer problems at a large number of polling sites and instructed voters to drop their ballots in dropboxes or head to other polling locations. Later, they said that the printer issue was fixed and asserted that no voters were disenfranchised, but Hamadeh and GOP gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake have said otherwise while pointing to long lines and other irregularities on Election Day.
Several days ago, a judge tossed a similar lawsuit that was filed by Lake that called for a re-do of the race in Maricopa County or for her to be declared the winner against Democrat Katie Hobbs, who is currently secretary of state. In a motion filed with the Arizona Supreme Court this week, Lake said she plans to appeal the ruling.
The same judge, Peter Thompson, also tossed Hobbs' and Maricopa County's motion to sanction Lake and her legal team and pay a hefty penalty worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Female football program kicks off
By David Kavanagh | posted on October 31, 2019
GREAT Southern women hoping to follow in the footsteps of soccer superstars like Sam Kerr have reason to be excited.
A female-only football program launched in Katanning last week has already drawn in more than 20 young women keen on learning the sport and potentially forming a local club.
Football West Great Southern Development Officer Sarthak Mishra, who is coordinating the initiative, said the aim was to build a "sustainable structure" and ongoing league in the town.
"Football West is committed in servicing its regional areas and part of that is to deliver tailored programs in the regions," he said.
"Ever since we ran a MiniRoos Kick Off program and Street Football in Katanning, we had inquiries about creating an ongoing program.
"This month, the Katanning Leisure Centre reached out to me and mentioned there is a group of girls who want to play."
According to Football West figures, soccer is one of the fastest growing sports in the nation.
There are currently around 40,000 female players in Western Australia marking a near 40 per cent increase from the 2016 to 2018 period.
"That's an astonishing growth and justifies a strong need to run more and more female-only programs," Mr Mishra said.
"Having a female-only program in Katanning will provide participants an opportunity to learn and showcase their skills, reduce travelling and enable them to enjoy the sport in a comfortable social setting.
"We also have interest from Albany players to potentially come up and play friendly games in the near future."
The program's participants will meet at the Regional Recreation ground adjacent to the Leisure Centre every Monday at 4:30pm.
Anyone interested in joining is encouraged to show up on the day.


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Nancy Darling Recognized, Published
Professor of Psychology Nancy Darling has received two recent honors. She was elected to the executive council of the Society for Research in Adolescence, an international, multidisciplinary society fostering the study of youth during the second decade of life. She also was awarded an honorary doctorate from Orebro University in Sweden for lifetime achievement. Darling's most recent paper, "What's in a name? Distinguishing between routine disclosure and self-disclosure," was published in October in the Journal of Research on Adolescence.
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Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics Simanti Banerjee is coauthor of a chapter, "Incentives, Private Ownership, and Biodiversity Conservation," that appears in the recently published book Nature in the Balance: The Economics of Biodiversity.
Jim Walsh Publishes and Presents
Professor of Mathematics Jim Walsh was lead author on the paper "A dynamics approach to a low order climate model," which appeared recently in the journal Discrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems Series B. The paper presented the mathematical analysis of a model focused on the extensive glacial events of the Neoproterozoic Era. Walsh also gave two presentations at the 2014 Joint Mathematics Meeting, held January 15 to 18 in Baltimore. The first talk, given in the AMS Session on Fractal Geometry, Complex Dynamics, and Dynamical Systems, concerned research with Chris Rackauckas '13 on the Jormungand climate model. The second talk was given in an MAA Session titled Undergraduate Sustainability Experiences in the Introductory Mathematics Classroom.This talk recapped Walsh's experience incorporating climate modeling into his MATH 234 course.
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Gina Pérez Interviewed by the Chicago Reporter
A Chicago Reporter article about junior ROTC programs in the Chicago public schools features an interview with Gina Pérez,the Eric and Jane Nord Associate Professor of Comparative American Studies. The article, "In Chicago schools' Junior ROTC programs, some see a troubling trend", notes that "Ninety-three percent of Chicago junior reserve cadets are African American or Hispanic, ... and more than 70 percent of junior reserve programs are offered in high schools located in majority-black or majority-Latino ZIP codes ...." Pérez told reporter Matthew Kovac that part of the program's popularity in those segments of the population can be attributed to the fact that they allow "... working-class and minority youth an opportunity to dispel negative stereotypes and avoid profiling by associating themselves with one of the country's most venerated." Read the article.
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Ron Cheung Publishes in Journal of Housing Economics
A paper by Associate Professor of Economics Ron Cheung and two coauthors, "Do homeowners associations mitigate or aggravate negative spillovers from neighboring homeowner distress?", was recently published in the Journal of Housing Economics.
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Kazim Ali Blogs, Is Interviewed
Three poems from Sky Ward, Associate Professor of Creative Writing and Comparative Literature Kazim Ali's newest poetry collection, were featured in THEthe Poetry's Poem(s) of the Week section in December 2013. The poetics blog also featured an interview with Ali conducted by Jorge Rodriguez-Miralles. During January, Ali is the featured blogger on the Poetry Foundation's blog, Harriet.
Jason Haugen and Alumna Present at Linguistics Conference
Assistant Professor of Anthropology Jason D. Haugen and Miriam Rothenberg '12 recently presented their joint research at the Society for the Study of the Indigenous Languages of the Americas (SSILA) annual meeting in Minneapolis. Their paper, "Allomorphy in the Classical Nahuatl 'Nonactive,'" investigates the nature of verb-stem and affix alternations in Classical Nahuatl passive and impersonal constructions. This work extends research that began when Rothenberg was a research assistant for Haugen at Oberlin. Haugen also copresented a second paper, "Base-dependent reduplication and learnability," with coauthor Adam Ussishkin, associate professor in the University of Arizona's Department of Linguistics, at the annual meeting of the SSILA's sister society, the Linguistic Society of America, at the same conference
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More Recognition for Sheila Miyoshi Jager's Brothers at War
Foreign Affairs magazine has chosen Associate Professor Sheila Miyoshi Jager's newest book, Brothers at War: The Unending Conflict in Korea, as one of three of the most important books on Asia reviewed during the last year. The books were selected by Andrew Nathan, Class of 1919 Professor of Political Science at Columbia University. The other titles are David Shambaugh's China Goes Global: The Partial Power and Sumantra Bose's Transforming India: Challenges to the World's Largest Democracy. .
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Before we start, we should understand that all GST calculation is relative to the "base" which is the original figure that you have. If you are wanting to add GST, then the base would be the price without GST alternatively if you are looking at finding the GST content of a figure, then the base is the GST inclusive figure. For the example below, the base will always be $100 to keep things simple.
In the example you see below, we have started with a base figure of $100. Given that the rate of GST that we are using is 15% (which is written as 0.15 as a decimal) we can see that in this example we have the base ($100) and to that we have to add the GST of the original amount which in this case is (15% of $100). From that point, all we have to do is add the new found GST content ($15) to the base figure ($100) to get the new GST inclusive figure of $115.
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Takes three stomps to beat. Hop on this hog and ride it all the way to the bank! Soooooooie!
A Hogarithm is a stronger version of a Pigarithm in Super Paper Mario. Its name is derived from "hog" and "logarithm." Apart from being white and slightly stronger, they are the same as Pigarithms. Three stomps are required to defeat them. Hogarithms get smaller and faster when attacked, which makes them harder to defeat. They drop a large amount of coins or more rarely, a Shooting Star when defeated.
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Even planes that had suffered accidents such as fires breaking out have been patched back together.
The sprawling complex at Kamra, west of Islamabad, reverberates at the thundering take-off of a Mirage Rose-1, the latest ageing fighter jet to have been gutted and reassembled by the Pakistan Air Force (PAF).
The techniques they have developed are reminiscent of — but far more high-tech and lethal than — the improvised methods used to keep classic American cars running on the streets of Havana.
They performed bombing missions during the 1971 war — one of the shortest conflicts in history, lasting just 13 days and leading to the creation of Bangladesh.
The Mirage Rebuild Factory was established at the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) in 1978, and in the years since has saved "billions" of dollars for Pakistan, according to Group Captain Muhammad Farooq, in charge of one of the maintenance hangars — though he said the exact figure was difficult to pin down.
Engineers and technicians were dismantling cockpit instrument panels and landing gear while undertaking a "non-destructive inspection", essentially an X-ray to detect faults in the wings and airframe.
"They have outlived their lives... after their overhauls (they) have become highly unreliable, we even met with lots of accidents," Lateef said.
The best option to replace them would be the Rafale, as neighbour and arch-rival India — which has also flown and maintained Mirages for decades — is doing, signing a deal with Dassault in 2016.
It is a "very agile aircraft capable of penetrating deep into the enemy's territory without being detected by radar, which makes its sole mission — to drop bombs on the enemy's position — quite easy," he said.
People in rural areas of Pakistan, still love vintage cars terms as Corolla '86. So is the case here. However, one won't disagree that those '86 are one amongst the toughest models. So, I guess if it works for the PAF, they are continuing. Plus, I would recommend not to replace every plane with JF-17 only. Every plane has her own dynamics. So, such retiring planes may be replaced as per requirements. As the mixture of multifarious planes in the inventory of PAF, paid us a lot in the terms of experience and capabilities.
I have always wondered why accidents involving Paksitan Airforce planes were so frequent. Now we know. This is very alarming. Please don't play with the lives of our fighter pilots. We have already lost such gems!
a venerable fighter jet it was, but I doubt it has any real capabilities that the JF-17 or a JF-17 variant would not out do in all aspects. The design is 50 years old, JF-17 is about 17 years old and fast maturing to the point that foreign countries are now buying it.
Please do away with these old jets. Pakistan need a 5th generation fighter with stealth capabilities, not jets from 1967.
Mirage III/V with their peculiar delta wings was one of the most beautiful designed airplanes of aviation history. They've always equally complemented the Pakistani skies. It will be sad one day when we bid farewell to them. Its predecessors the Star-fighter, Sabre and F-6 had the same honours. Respects and admiration to the men and women who flew and maintained this marvellous machine to this day and served the country well.
Good for Pakistan. Whether the Mirages are combat worthy or not. Forget it. But reworking, overhauling the Mirages do give the air-engineers good work experience and practicals so that other aircrafts are maintined nicely. This is rather a laboratory and workshop. The new aero-engineers too can get work experience.
The F-86, also known as the Sabre jet, was at one time the pride of the PAF. We could see the planes land and take off from our school grounds in the Mauripur area of Karachi. The distance was merely a road in between the school and the airport sides. We could even walk over to the planes with our classmates who were the sons of air force officers who were known to the pilots who would gladly let us look around the planes. The sabre jets were the deciding factor in the 1965 war between India and Pakistan, as they effectively reduced the Canberra bombers of the IAF in dog fights to mere toy planes. The F-86 has now retired with full honours. The Mirage took over from it. The time has come to retire the old buddy too with the next generation planes, which must match the enemies they might encounter in the skies above. Times are not only changing, but they have changed.
beautiful article , Reporters have really done a tough task to complete this report.
The great nostalgia of old fighter jets in PAF's inventory. PAF should keep one or two for the museum and auction off the rest in working order (minus avionics) on a global auction site to maximise possible price!
Having state of the art modern fighter jets can only compete and defeat enemy. These old planes will not do much damage to the enemy as enemy is getting ahead in all fields of technology. Pakistan should master the drone technology and somehow buy latest fighter jets from the West.
Discard these extremely outdated Mirages immediately which have become flying coffins for the young pilots.
They can fly but not compete with the latest fighter crafts. Good to pat our back but still these planes are toothless now.
@Akram no one is buying except us.
I think the time for high speed fighters is OVER. Pakistan should direct all it's energy on the advance drone technology.
Do not discard them. Keep the best ones around. They can still be used as trainer reserve for new pilots.
How could the leadership of PAF waste their limited resources on maintaining these ancient relics. What chance do they have against fourth generation fighters of IAF like Sukhoi and Rfael. Come on PAF leadership, you know I am stating the facts. These Mirages will be sitting ducks. Please don't waste money and potentially jeopardise our brave pilot's lives.
How about reverse-engineering the F16's engines and electronics. I'm sure with Chinese assistance it can be achieved by Pakistani engineers and technicians. If we can build nuclear weapons and missiles, I'm sure we can accomplish this too. Let's build our own fighter jets from scratch - including engines, avionics, airframe and all.
It is the avionics, flight controls and engine mostly that makes a plane modern. The mirage belongs to an era when planes had balanced aerodynamics with very minimum automatic flight controls. Now a days most fighter planes are aerodynamically very unbalanced and only a computer can keep them in the sky, pilots just direct them where to go. F-16 is a tail heavy unbalanced plane, F-35 is slow and very unbalanced, but stealthy and can vertically take off. Planes are designed to fly, aerodynamics has not changed much over the years. A good flying machine always flies good. Douglas DC-3 made in 1940 is still the a work horse around Alaska in USA. Pakistan is doing an excellent job in refurbishing these excellent flying machines, they are still faster than many modern planes and as mentioned in this article are stealthy too. If they can be fitted with automatic flight controls, modern avionics and latest engines, I think they are no less than any modern similar sized plane. I would guess that Pakistan has acquired excellent know how in rebuilding these planes and with acquiring proper tooling they have the capability to manufacture these planes from scratch with modifications for latest engines and avionics and flight controls.
@Jamal55@hotmail.com These are specialist planes. Apart from surveillance, Pakistan has some weapons which can only be launched from Mirage's platform. UK is still flying Tornados for same reasons, besides their life is over.
Speaking objectively, these would get plucked in a conflict if not deployed properly.. with india's new awac capability.. PAF has a replacement a vehicle the secret chinese UCAVs that were recently delpoyed. Why risk humans... its all about UAVs now.. and cruise missles BVR a2a and long range standoffs.. Air supremacy is quite tangibly about electronic warefare which both countires have heavily invested in.. id say if a conflict errupted both would force each other into a standoff.. neither side would want to loose assets..
Whereas I agree with the gradual phasing out of the Mirages from the Pakistan Air Force. It still remains to be a potent strike platform. Our fighter pilots operating these aircraft are one of the best in the world. In my opinion and my personal flying experience on both Mirages and F-16. I still believe Mirages to be a great weapon system. Replacing them with J -17 is a good idea as in that scenario we are not dependent upon some very stingy regulations imposed by other countries.. good luck and safe landings for all PA F PILOTS.
With 18% defence allocation, Pakistan can buy new birds. Go for it Su-35 or f-35 or the Rafael. Eurofighter is a nice choice as well. JF-17 has bad software, slow fly by wire response and is hackable.
It is imperative to have a suitable replacement of Mirages, Keeping in view the new requirements of PAF. The best bet would be either Rifaele or Su 35. Both fighter Jets are robust and agile as far as payload and penetration goes and given the challenges faced by Pakistan, it becomes tacitly urgent to phase out such esteemed but outlived Mirages.
Better spend the hard earned taxpayers money on social welfare program. Make peace with your neighbors so vital resources are spent in the right place.
Frankly, i appreciate the PAF Aeronautical Complex for their hard work, about how they have refurbished the old MIGs, but there is one thing, if their engines are upgraded, the plane's aerodynamics will violate the shape of the plane and vice versa. Frankly, since we are designing JF-17, so we should put a bit of an effort to modify its shape as well as install the JF-17 engine, OR, upgrade the same as per today's requirements. We have done this before and are able to do it again.
we need to improve our SAM technology ,same like what Russia did after Cold War now they have one of the best Sam Interceptors present on the Planet, i is much cheaper than Building New Lines of Fighter Jets and can provide better Deterrent as well.
@Shah . It's OK. After rebuilt it's as good as new. PAF need more fighters jet. The record PAF is excellent in all aspects.
A useless weapon in this day and age; best it would do is to harm its own pilot; there is something called metal fatigue. The only thing this plane is doing is providing jobs.
@k p rao Very well said, unfortunately you cannot maintain modern aircraft with old technology.
@Farhan Actually if you look beyond the newspaper articles and actually see the stats from the airshows you will know that many countries are buying the F-17 variants.
The engineers and technicians who are still keeping these old aircraft fly worthy are the heroes. However, we should focus on unmanned aircraft now.
The aircrafts with some useful advantages should be kept in and those with no advantages should be replaced and at the same time new generation aircrafts should be imported. This will hopefully be good in all terms.
I assume Pakistan is keeping them ready in case they have a war with Afghanistan, with India they don't stand any chance. It would be difficult to say how much chance even the JF-17 has against a Rafale or a Mig 31.
If the rebuild factory has gained so much experience rebuilding planes I would recommend it should try to design and manufacture planes using latest techniques to fulfill different roles like tank killers or ground support aircraft. They dont have to be very sophisticated but can bolster other branches of the army and take the pressure off high tech planes.
A lovely photo feature. This is what the IAF must be doing with its MIG 21s, which are going to be replaced by Tejas.
Keep em flying at expense of young pilots.
Let's do away with these old aircrafts. We should not put lives of our fighter pilots in harms way. These are becoming flying coffins just as Indian MiG 21.
So many young pilots have lost their lives because of aging Mirage and Mig-6 fighters.
@anonymous our pilots are so good we will down those as well. You just keep them long enough without crashing them.


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Nénigan est une commune française située dans l'ouest du département de la Haute-Garonne en région Occitanie.

Sur le plan historique et culturel, la commune est dans le pays de Comminges, correspondant à l'ancien comté de Comminges, circonscription de la province de Gascogne située sur les départements actuels du Gers, de la Haute-Garonne, des Hautes-Pyrénées et de l'Ariège. Exposée à un climat océanique altéré, elle est drainée par la Gimone, la Gesse et par divers autres petits cours d'eau. La commune possède un patrimoine naturel remarquable composé d'une zone naturelle d'intérêt écologique, faunistique et floristique.

Nénigan est une commune rurale qui compte  en , après avoir connu un pic de population de  en 1851..

Ses habitants sont appelés les Néniganais.

Géographie

Localisation

La commune de Nénigan se trouve dans le département de la Haute-Garonne, en région Occitanie.

Elle se situe à  à vol d'oiseau de Toulouse, préfecture du département, et à  de Saint-Gaudens, sous-préfecture.

Les communes les plus proches sont :
Lunax (), Sarcos (), Monbardon (), Saint-Ferréol-de-Comminges (), Monties (), Aussos (), Péguilhan (), Saint-Blancard ().

Sur le plan historique et culturel, Nénigan fait partie des collines gasconnes du Savès, délimitées au sud et à l'est par les reliefs plus marqués des collines du Comminges, annonciatrices de la chaîne des Pyrénées, qui se dévoile pleinement depuis les coteaux ou les vallées. Ce territoire s'organise autour de la large vallée de la Save, dont la confluence avec les autres vallées majeures que sont la Gesse et l'Aussoue, s'opère au nord.

Hydrographie

La commune est dans le bassin de la Garonne, au sein du bassin hydrographique Adour-Garonne. Elle est drainée par la Gimone, la Gesse, le ruisseau de Jean-Poc, le ruisseau de la Coume et le ruisseau du Bois de Sarons, constituant un réseau hydrographique de  de longueur totale.

La Gimone, d'une longueur totale de , prend sa source dans la commune de Saint-Loup-en-Comminges et s'écoule du sud vers le nord. Elle traverse la commune et se jette dans la Garonne à Castelferrus, après avoir traversé .

La Gesse, d'une longueur totale de , prend sa source dans la commune d'Arné (65) et s'écoule vers le nord-est. Elle traverse la commune et se jette dans la Save à Espaon (32), après avoir traversé .

Climat
Le climat qui caractérise la commune est qualifié, en 2010, de « climat océanique altéré », selon la typologie des climats de la France qui compte alors huit grands types de climats en métropole. En 2020, la commune ressort du même type de climat dans la classification établie par Météo-France, qui ne compte désormais, en première approche, que cinq grands types de climats en métropole. Il s'agit d'une zone de transition entre le climat océanique et les climats de montagne et semi-continental. Les écarts de température entre hiver et été augmentent avec l'éloignement de la mer. La pluviométrie est plus faible qu'en bord de mer, sauf aux abords des reliefs.

Les paramètres climatiques qui ont permis d'établir la typologie de 2010 comportent six variables pour les températures et huit pour les précipitations, dont les valeurs correspondent à la normale 1971-2000. Les sept principales variables caractérisant la commune sont présentées dans l'encadré ci-après.

Avec le changement climatique, ces variables ont évolué. Une étude réalisée en 2014 par la Direction générale de l'Énergie et du Climat complétée par des études régionales prévoit en effet que la  température moyenne devrait croître et la pluviométrie moyenne baisser, avec toutefois de fortes variations régionales. Ces changements peuvent être constatés sur la station météorologique de Météo-France la plus proche, « Castelnau-Magnoac », sur la commune de Castelnau-Magnoac, mise en service en 1986 et qui se trouve à  à vol d'oiseau, où la température moyenne annuelle est de  et la hauteur de précipitations de  pour la période 1981-2010.
Sur la station météorologique historique la plus proche, « Auch », sur la commune d'Auch, dans le département du Gers, mise en service en 1985 et à , la température moyenne annuelle évolue de  pour 1981-2010 à  pour 1991-2020.

Milieux naturels et biodiversité

L'inventaire des zones naturelles d'intérêt écologique, faunistique et floristique (ZNIEFF) a pour objectif de réaliser une couverture des zones les plus intéressantes sur le plan écologique, essentiellement dans la perspective d'améliorer la connaissance du patrimoine naturel national et de fournir aux différents décideurs un outil d'aide à la prise en compte de l'environnement dans l'aménagement du territoire.

Une ZNIEFF de  est recensée sur la commune :
le « cours de la Gimone et de la Marcaoue » (), couvrant  dont cinq dans la Haute-Garonne, 37 dans le Gers, une dans les Hautes-Pyrénées et 17 dans le Tarn-et-Garonne.

Urbanisme

Typologie
Nénigan est une commune rurale, car elle fait partie des communes peu ou très peu denses, au sens de la grille communale de densité de l'Insee.
La commune est en outre hors attraction des villes.

Occupation des sols

L'occupation des sols de la commune, telle qu'elle ressort de la base de données européenne d'occupation biophysique des sols Corine Land Cover (CLC), est marquée par l'importance des territoires agricoles (99,9 % en 2018), une proportion identique à celle de 1990 (99,9 %). La répartition détaillée en 2018 est la suivante :
zones agricoles hétérogènes (96,5 %), prairies (1,9 %), terres arables (1,5 %).

L'IGN met par ailleurs à disposition un outil en ligne permettant de comparer l'évolution dans le temps de l'occupation des sols de la commune (ou de territoires à des échelles différentes). Plusieurs époques sont accessibles sous forme de cartes ou photos aériennes : la carte de Cassini (), la carte d'état-major (1820-1866) et la période actuelle (1950 à aujourd'hui).

Voies de communication et transports

Risques majeurs
Le territoire de la commune de Nénigan est vulnérable à différents aléas naturels : météorologiques (tempête, orage, neige, grand froid, canicule ou sécheresse), inondations et séisme (sismicité faible). Il est également exposé à un risque technologique, la rupture d'un barrage. Un site publié par le BRGM permet d'évaluer simplement et rapidement les risques d'un bien localisé soit par son adresse soit par le numéro de sa parcelle.

Risques naturels
Certaines parties du territoire communal sont susceptibles d'être affectées par le risque d'inondation par débordement de cours d'eau, notamment la Gesse. La commune a été reconnue en état de catastrophe naturelle au titre des dommages causés par les inondations et coulées de boue survenues en 1982, 1999 et 2009.

Le retrait-gonflement des sols argileux est susceptible d'engendrer des dommages importants aux bâtiments en cas d'alternance de périodes de sécheresse et de pluie. La totalité de la commune est en aléa moyen ou fort (88,8 % au niveau départemental et 48,5 % au niveau national). Sur les  dénombrés sur la commune en 2019,  sont en en aléa moyen ou fort, soit 100 %, à comparer aux 98 % au niveau départemental et 54 % au niveau national. Une cartographie de l'exposition du territoire national au retrait gonflement des sols argileux est disponible sur le site du BRGM.

Par ailleurs, afin de mieux appréhender le risque d'affaissement de terrain, l'inventaire national des cavités souterraines permet de localiser celles situées sur la commune.

Concernant les mouvements de terrains, la commune a été reconnue en état de catastrophe naturelle au titre des dommages causés par la sécheresse en 1989 et 1998 et par des mouvements de terrain en 1999.

Risques technologiques
La commune est en outre située en aval du barrage de Lunax sur la Gimone (départements de la Haute-Garonne et du Gers). À ce titre elle est susceptible d'être touchée par l'onde de submersion consécutive à la rupture de cet ouvrage.

Toponymie

Histoire
La bastide a été fondée en 1282.

Politique et administration

Administration municipale
Le nombre d'habitants au recensement de 2011 étant compris entre 0 et 99, le nombre de membres du conseil municipal pour l'élection de 2014 est de sept.

Rattachements administratifs et électoraux
Commune faisant partie de la huitième circonscription de la Haute-Garonne de la communauté de communes du Boulonnais et du canton de Saint-Gaudens (avant le redécoupage départemental de 2014, Nénigan faisait partie de l'ex-canton de Boulogne-sur-Gesse et avant le  elle faisait partie de la communauté de communes du Boulonnais).

Tendances politiques et résultats

Liste des maires

Population et société

Démographie

Enseignement
Nénigan fait partie de l'académie de Toulouse.

Santé

Manifestations culturelles et festivités
La fête locale est le dernier week-end de Juillet, à l'occasion de la Saint Christophe.

Écologie et recyclage

Économie

Emploi

En 2018, la population âgée de  s'élève à , parmi lesquelles on compte 79,2 % d'actifs (79,2 % ayant un emploi et 0 % de chômeurs) et 20,8 % d'inactifs. En  2018, le taux de chômage communal (au sens du recensement) des  est inférieur à celui de la France et du département, alors qu'en 2008 la situation était inverse.

La commune est hors attraction des villes. Elle compte  en 2018, contre 6 en 2013 et 8 en 2008. Le nombre d'actifs ayant un emploi résidant dans la commune est de 22, soit un indicateur de concentration d'emploi de 21,1 % et un taux d'activité parmi les 15 ans ou plus de 46,3 %.

Sur ces 22 actifs de 15 ans ou plus ayant un emploi, 5 travaillent dans la commune, soit 21 % des habitants. Pour se rendre au travail, 78,9 % des habitants utilisent un véhicule personnel ou de fonction à quatre roues et 21,1 % s'y rendent en deux-roues, à vélo ou à pied.

Activités hors agriculture
3 établissements sont implantés  à Nénigan au .
Le secteur des activités spécialisées, scientifiques et techniques et des activités de services administratifs et de soutien est prépondérant sur la commune puisqu'il représente 66,7 % du nombre total d'établissements de la commune (2 sur les 3 entreprises implantées  à Nénigan), contre 19,8 % au niveau départemental.

Agriculture

La commune est dans les « Coteaux de Gascogne », une petite région agricole occupant une partie ouest du département de la Haute-Garonne, constitué d'un relief de cuestas et de vallées peu profondes, creusés par les rivières issues du massif pyrénéen, avec une activité de polyculture et d'élevage. En 2020, l'orientation technico-économique de l'agriculture  sur la commune est l'élevage bovin, orientation mixte lait et viande. Deux exploitations agricoles ayant leur siège dans la commune sont dénombrées lors du recensement agricole de 2020 (neuf en 1988). La superficie agricole utilisée est de .

Culture locale et patrimoine

Lieux et monuments
 Église Saint-Christophe.

Personnalités liées à la commune

Pour approfondir

Bibliographie

Articles connexes
 Liste des communes de la Haute-Garonne
 Liste des bastides

Liens externes
 Nénigan sur le site de l'Institut géographique national

Notes et références

Notes et cartes
 Notes

 Cartes

Références

Site de l'Insee

Autres sources

Commune en Haute-Garonne
Commune dans l'arrondissement de Saint-Gaudens


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Rob Verrecchia
HIV: The slow battle against stigma and misunderstanding
Rob blogs about the challenges facing HIV patients in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
© Rob Verrechia
Worlds AIDS day (1st December) is fast approaching and with it we have a number of activities planned here in the South Kivu province of DRC.
In this part of the world public understanding of the disease is minimal and stigmatisation is a huge. Many diseases caused by bacteria and viruses are seen to be the work of magic or poisoning and HIV is no exception.
The first port of call for most people when they fall sick is the traditional healer or the prayer room. Both warn against the dangers of western medicine and urge people to stop taking the hospitals drugs. The effect of this is very damaging and we often see HIV patients arriving in a terrible state having abandoned their treatment for these alternative healings.
(A community health worker takes on the role of the traditional healer in a play warning of the dangers of traditional medicine)
Stigmatisation here is the worst I have worked with, but living with HIV anywhere in the world is difficult.
Taking a taxi in Amsterdam, while attending my mission briefings, my driver made it clear that he believed getting HIV meant certain death.It's not the 90s anymore and this is no longer the case.
Modern treatment means that people living with this infection, while they cannot be cured, can live a long, healthy life and have a family without infecting them. If this is still poorly understood in the west, then imagine the understanding here, deep in Eastern DRC.
(A local theatre group put on a dance during a sensitisation event)
Here, most people are too afraid even to tell their partners of their status for fear of rejection.
Of course the partners are likely positive themselves and may be the source of the infection. Often when people do disclose, families are broken apart and human beings are marginalised.
(Dr. Thierry speaks to school children about HIV)
And it is in that context that we approach World AIDS day with a number of events aimed at improving public knowledge over the next month.
Our teams are visiting schools, putting on theatre productions, speaking on local radio and, most excitingly, we will be hearing public testimony from people living with HIV.
Three of our patients have volunteered to speak out about their disease, to share their story with their community.
This has never been done before here and the courage involved is huge. Each has their own story which they have consented to be published on this blog and in the coming weeks I will share these with you.
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A doctor comes home: "By joining MSF, I knew that I could help my community, and that I could save lives"
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"Nothing is usual. And it's rarely easy. But that's kinda the point, right?"
"It is called 'HIV'"


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This picture is great! Love the way the clouds look!
It was so beautiful in person.
It so caught me eye on a walk one day this week.
What a beautiful sky Jodi. They can be so mesmerizing, can't they?
Italian hugs to you both.
It is a beaut of a day!!
Gorgeous Jodi, but I will have that song in my head all day!!!
You too jill. It's a beaut here!!
Thanks for the ear bug, lol! Gorgeous sky!
A lovely sky Jodi – I'm always taking loads of sky photos… !


The proton radius puzzle is the disagreement between the much more precise radius determined from muonic hydrogen spectroscopy and the numerous atomic hydrogen and electron scattering determinations. The puzzle has several possible resolutions, including physics beyond the Standard Model, missing conventional physics, and errors or underestimated uncertainties in the extraction of the radius from the data. New experiments are needed to confirm and / or resolve the puzzle. The MUon Scattering Experiment (MUSE) recently approved at PSI has been designed to help resolve the puzzle by measuring the radius in a way not yet done. Similar to electron scattering, the radius will be extracted from the observed change of the charge form factor with momentum transfer. The experiment uses the πM1 beamline to provide a mixed secondary muon and electron (and pion) beam of either positive or negative charge. The comparison of muon and electron scattering measured simultaneously determines the consistency of the form factors in the two cases with high precision. Comparison of yields from both charge signs will at the same time disentangle the effect of two-photon exchange. The proton charge radius can be extracted from each set of scattering data. The physics case and status of MUSE will be discussed.


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title: 'Oz Days: Pt Willunga'
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excerpt: I adore this beach! Can you believe I used to live right on this part of the coast, waking up every day to this stunning scene. Mum and I spent some time hanging out in the sun and splashing in the water.
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      I adore this beach! Can you believe I used to live right on this part of the coast, waking up every day to this stunning scene.

      Mum and I spent some time hanging out in the sun and splashing in the water.

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