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namespace Kvasir {
//AHB Bus Matrix
    namespace MatrixMatrixPras0{    ///<Priority Register A for Slave 0
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x400e0280,0xffffcccc,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///Master 0 Priority
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(1,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> m0pr{};
        ///Master 1 Priority
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(5,4),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> m1pr{};
        ///Master 2 Priority
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(9,8),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> m2pr{};
        ///Master 3 Priority
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(13,12),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> m3pr{};
    }
    namespace MatrixMatrixPras1{    ///<Priority Register A for Slave 1
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x400e0288,0xffffcccc,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///Master 0 Priority
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(1,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> m0pr{};
        ///Master 1 Priority
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(5,4),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> m1pr{};
        ///Master 2 Priority
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(9,8),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> m2pr{};
        ///Master 3 Priority
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(13,12),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> m3pr{};
    }
    namespace MatrixMatrixPras2{    ///<Priority Register A for Slave 2
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x400e0290,0xffffcccc,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///Master 0 Priority
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(1,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> m0pr{};
        ///Master 1 Priority
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(5,4),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> m1pr{};
        ///Master 2 Priority
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(9,8),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> m2pr{};
        ///Master 3 Priority
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(13,12),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> m3pr{};
    }
    namespace MatrixMatrixPras3{    ///<Priority Register A for Slave 3
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x400e0298,0xffffcccc,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///Master 0 Priority
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(1,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> m0pr{};
        ///Master 1 Priority
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(5,4),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> m1pr{};
        ///Master 2 Priority
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(9,8),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> m2pr{};
        ///Master 3 Priority
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(13,12),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> m3pr{};
    }
    namespace MatrixCcfgSysio{    ///<System I/O Configuration register
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x400e0314,0xffffef0f,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///PB4 or TDI Assignment
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(4,4),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> sysio4{};
        ///PB5 or TDO/TRACESWO Assignment
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(5,5),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> sysio5{};
        ///PB6 or TMS/SWDIO Assignment
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(6,6),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> sysio6{};
        ///PB7 or TCK/SWCLK Assignment
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(7,7),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> sysio7{};
        ///PB12 or ERASE Assignment
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(12,12),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> sysio12{};
    }
    namespace MatrixMatrixWpmr{    ///<Write Protect Mode Register
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x400e03e4,0x000000fe,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///Write Protect ENable
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(0,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> wpen{};
        ///Write Protect KEY (Write-only)
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(31,8),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> wpkey{};
    }
    namespace MatrixMatrixWpsr{    ///<Write Protect Status Register
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x400e03e8,0xff0000fe,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///Write Protect Violation Status
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(0,0),Register::Access<Register::AccessType::readOnly,Register::ReadActionType::normal,Register::ModifiedWriteValueType::normal>,unsigned> wpvs{};
        ///Write Protect Violation Source
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(23,8),Register::Access<Register::AccessType::readOnly,Register::ReadActionType::normal,Register::ModifiedWriteValueType::normal>,unsigned> wpvsrc{};
    }
    namespace MatrixMatrixMcfg0{    ///<Master Configuration Register
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x400e0200,0xfffffff8,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///Undefined Length Burst Type
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(2,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> ulbt{};
    }
    namespace MatrixMatrixMcfg1{    ///<Master Configuration Register
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x400e0204,0xfffffff8,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///Undefined Length Burst Type
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(2,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> ulbt{};
    }
    namespace MatrixMatrixMcfg2{    ///<Master Configuration Register
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x400e0208,0xfffffff8,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///Undefined Length Burst Type
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(2,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> ulbt{};
    }
    namespace MatrixMatrixScfg0{    ///<Slave Configuration Register
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x400e0240,0xfce0ff00,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///Maximum Number of Allowed Cycles for a Burst
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(7,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> slotCycle{};
        ///Default Master Type
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(17,16),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> defmstrType{};
        ///Fixed Default Master
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(20,18),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> fixedDefmstr{};
        ///Arbitration Type
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(25,24),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> arbt{};
    }
    namespace MatrixMatrixScfg1{    ///<Slave Configuration Register
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x400e0244,0xfce0ff00,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///Maximum Number of Allowed Cycles for a Burst
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(7,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> slotCycle{};
        ///Default Master Type
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(17,16),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> defmstrType{};
        ///Fixed Default Master
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(20,18),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> fixedDefmstr{};
        ///Arbitration Type
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(25,24),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> arbt{};
    }
    namespace MatrixMatrixScfg2{    ///<Slave Configuration Register
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x400e0248,0xfce0ff00,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///Maximum Number of Allowed Cycles for a Burst
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(7,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> slotCycle{};
        ///Default Master Type
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(17,16),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> defmstrType{};
        ///Fixed Default Master
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(20,18),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> fixedDefmstr{};
        ///Arbitration Type
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(25,24),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> arbt{};
    }
    namespace MatrixMatrixScfg3{    ///<Slave Configuration Register
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x400e024c,0xfce0ff00,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///Maximum Number of Allowed Cycles for a Burst
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(7,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> slotCycle{};
        ///Default Master Type
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(17,16),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> defmstrType{};
        ///Fixed Default Master
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(20,18),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> fixedDefmstr{};
        ///Arbitration Type
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(25,24),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> arbt{};
    }
}


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Sea Lion Interacction
Dolphin Interaction
Opening Times & Presentations
Park Services
Bus Stops Costa Teguise
Bus Stops Playa Blanca
Bus Stops Pto. Carmen
Where are we situated?
The Splash & Pool Terrace
Bibliography facts of Canarians in Texas
Our tribute to the canaries who founded San Antonio of Texas.
The Sun Dance
Totemic Animals
The photographer of the Indians
Excursions at the Park
Public educating about the conservation of wildlife and biodiversity
Services for schools and secondary schools on the island
Environmental education programs
Education program of biodiversity conservation
Birds of prey Education
Pool & Splash Zone
Breathtaking slides!
The Gold Mine
The Indian Lagoon
The Pathway of color
Parrots and Cockatoos
Cowboy lasso and whip
Dolphins – Environmental presentation
Domestic Birds
Blue and Yellow Macaw, Ara ararauna
The Blue and Yellow Macaw (Ara ararauna) is native to the forests and woodlands of tropical South America. Its range covers the Amazon Basin and includes south-western Ecuador, Panama, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Surinam, French Guyana, Brazil and Bolivia. The species used to be common in Trinidad, where it is now considered a threatened species. It might also occur in Paraguay and northern Argentina, but the existence has not been officially demonstrated so far. No subspecies are currently recognized.
The Blue and Yellow Macaw measures around 80cm in length from the tip of its head to the tip of its tail, making it one of the biggest parrots in the world. Its very large tail makes up half of its total body length. It weighs between 900 and 1100 grams. Both sexes look similar. They have bright green foreheads with blue feathers on their dorsal areas. The rest of the body is vivid in appearance with blue wings and tail, dark blue chin, golden under parts and yellow ventral feathers. They have black chins, feet, and beaks. The skin around the eyes is white, with fine black feathers surrounding them. Ears and neck are covered by yellow-orange feathers, which turn into dark green on the borders to the black parts. The iris of the adult Blue and Yellow Macaw is yellow, whereas the young macaws' iris is dark brown.
Blue and Yellow Macaws live in woodlands, but not dense forests. They also live in tall palms in savannahs, swampy areas and near rivers, and deciduous woodland far away from watercourses. They usually occur in low habitats of up to 500m, but in occasions they been observed in altitudes of up to 1.500m, for example in Peru.
In the wild, they feed on seeds of different plants such as Spondia, Terminalia, Hura, Enterolobium, Inga, Parkia, Platypodium; on nectar of Quararibea, flowers of Combretum, fruits and leaf stalks of Ficus, pulp of Sloanea, Schwartzia, Brosimum, Sorocea, leaf stalks of Otoba, leaves of Iriartea, mesocarp of Scheelea and Pouteria, and many parts of the Mauritius Palm as well as nuts of the Maximiliana Palm in Suriname.
Blue and Yellow Macaws nest high above the ground in cavities found in large, dead trees. Average clutch size is 3 eggs, but usually between 2 and 4 eggs are laid. These are incubated during a period of 24 to 26 days. At the age of 13 weeks, the chicks usually leave the nest.
Status and conservation: Not globally threatened. CITES II. The species still remains widespread and fairly common in large parts of its range of distribution, with a density of 1 pair/km2 in the Manu National Park in Peru. However, density gets lower on the borders of the range of distribution. Blue and Yellow Macaws are losing their habitat because of the destruction of the rain forests, due to pollution, building, and logging.
How are they? The Blue and Yellow Macaw measures around 1 metre in length, including its large tail. Their average weight ranges from 900 to 1100g. They have bright green foreheads with blue feathers on their dorsal areas. The rest of the body is vivid in appearance with blue wings and tail, dark blue chin, golden under parts and yellow ventral feathers. They have black chins, feet and beaks and the iris of the adult birds is yellow.
Where do they live? In partially flooded woodlands and gallery forests. They also live on palm trees in savannahs and in deciduous forests far away from watercourses.
How is the species geographically distributed? From Panama to Paraguay throughout the Amazon Basin.
What do they feed on? Seeds, fruits, vegetables and nuts.
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Sea Lion Interaction
Interaction with dolphins!

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Trump defends state of border facilities, despite unsanitary and overcrowded conditions
Posted 3:12 pm, July 5, 2019, by CNN Wires
President Donald Trump on Friday praised the state of border facilities used to detain migrants, despite government and independent reports indicating that several of the facilities are overcrowded and unsanitary.
"I've seen some of those places and they are run beautifully," Trump said from the White House ahead of his weekend departure to his property in New Jersey. "They're clean. They're good, they do a great job."
He also said "many of them — not all of them — they're incredible. Really well run" and praised US Border Patrol for doing "a phenomenal job," even though "they're not trained to be doctors or nurses or janitors."
Some of the facilities have been described as having "deplorable conditions" by immigration lawyers, who say migrant children are left "without access to soap, clean water, showers, clean clothing, toilets, toothbrushes, adequate nutrition or adequate sleep." Independent monitors have said the conditions at the border facilities have created a "health crisis." And the Department of Homeland Security has confirmed overcrowding at different facilities, finding that in one area, there were "standing room only conditions" where detainees were "standing on toilets in the cells to make room and gain breathing space."
Trump, on Friday, blamed Democrats for overcrowding in facilities and appeared to suggest that he views US asylum — meant to assist individuals fearing persecution in their home countries — as an altogether unfavorable endeavor.
"They're crowded because the Democrats will not give us any relief from these loopholes," Trump said. "We have asylum, that's so bad."
Earlier this week, Trump signed a $4.6 billion aid package into law, aimed at assisting the federal government in dealing with an influx of migrants coming into the US from the southern border.
Ahead of his departure from the White House, Trump also defended Border Patrol in the wake of reports about Facebook groups with agents in them sharing mocking and disturbing images.
"I think the Border Patrol's been treated very badly by certain members of Congress, very, very badly," Trump contended, also saying that he had not seen reporting about the Facebook groups. "For the most part they're very respected by Congress, but certain members of Congress say very bad things and lie and exaggerate and Border Patrol are tough people. They're not happy about it."
Trump's defense of Border Patrol comes after acting Customs and Border Protection Commissioner John Sanders resigned late last month.
By Maegan Vazquez, CNN
Asylum-seekers struggle with new wait environments, court procedures in South Texas
Trump wanted to secure border by shooting migrants in legs, building snake-filled moat, report says
Trump warns Iran if it hits any Americans or American assets 'we have targeted 52 Iranian sites'
Trump reiterates threat to target Iranian cultural sites
New migrant tent city takes shape just south of U.S. port of entry
Despite president's claims, Saudi Arabia does not appear to have paid $1 billion to house US troops
US scraps flights to nine Cuban destinations, adding to list of punishing sanctions
US immigration courts completed 2nd-highest number of cases in 2019
Giuliani associate says he watched Trump fire the US ambassador to Ukraine
Trump says US is building a wall in Colorado — a state that doesn't border Mexico
Pres. Trump rolls out new guidelines for prayer in school
'It was no secret': Ambassador says quid pro quo came at 'express direction of the President'
Trump administration separated an additional 1,500 migrant families at the US-Mexico border


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Communi-TEA
Love with Boots on the Ground
Community CPR (Connecting People & Resources)
We are a disaster relief organization that mobilizes communities to help themselves.
We coordinate and offer resources and funding so neighbors help neighbors, restoring and improving people's lives – and the community -- after a life crisis or natural disaster.
Community CPR is a 501(C)3 Nonprofit organization located in Columbus County, North Carolina.
CCPR (Connecting People and Resources) was founded by Wallyce Todd after Hurricane Matthew as a way of addressing unmet needs in the rural county her family had lived and worked in for almost 100 years. CCPR continued to grow after Hurricane Florence – although its work has grown to encompass helping people with many of life's crises and disasters (fire, flood, domestic violence and other displacement issues).
CPR in the name stands for Connecting People and Resources, which is exactly what the organization does:
As Wallyce Todd has explained: "There were needs that weren't being met, gaps that were not getting filled - and lots of it had to do with the absence of effective communication and intentional teamwork. Community CPR was created to stand in some of the gaps within our community. And to be a model for how other rural counties could address disaster and crisis-level community needs."
Known for its warehouses in Whiteville (210 E. Walter St.), the community quickly became aware of making donations there as well as receiving home goods and furniture during times of crisis or disaster. The organization can provide safe drinking water through a state-of-the-art filtration system as well as providing other material needs such as clothing, diapers, baby formula, wheelchairs and more. But it's also a safe and inviting place for clients to meet one-on-one with a case worker or volunteer to assess an issue and look at a myriad of resources CCPR can tap to assist.
"We do everything we can to help our clients," said Wallyce. "We share other helpful resources offered by other nonprofits, worship centers, government agencies, etc. When we can, we make phone calls, send emails and make visits - all in an effort to connect people with the resources they need. We could not do any of this without our dedicated team of donors and volunteers. It truly is our mission to be #neighborshelpingneighbors... people who choose to be examples of 'love with boots on the ground,'" she said.
Some of CCPR partnerships include - but not limited to - Catholic Charities, Samaritan's Purse, Praying Pelicans, Facts of Life Food Bank, Baptist Men, UMCOR, DSS, local schools and area churches/nonprofits as well as the county's disaster response group.
We are ever evolving as we strive to effectively: Serve. Advocate. Volunteer. Educate. (S.A.V.E.)
Wallyce Todd
Jennifer Bowling
Franchon Francees
Community CPR has amazing volunteers. The CCPR team is growing, but it will always have "room for more growth." Without people of all ages, backgrounds and life circumstances, there is no way the mission of the nonprofit could be met. From moving and delivering furniture, to organizing clothes and donations in the CCPR warehouse, to helping with increasing amounts of administrative tasks...the list goes on. There are a large number of ways volunteerism is needed – and helpful to the community both before, during and after a disaster.
Want to know more? Contact us to find out how you can be a part of Community CPR.
"II would like to thank ya'll on behalf of ADR Fire-Rescue Inc. for the help during Hurricane Florence. Your efforts were a true blesssing to the east end of the county. Again, a big THANK YOU. "
~Adam Coleman, Volunteer ADR Firefighter
E: emailcommunitycpr@gmail.com
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Croakey again thanks the supporters of the campaign to fund our coverage of the Labor National Health Policy Summit.
Our Pozible page shows that we raised $2,685 – unfortunately we got spammed, with two donations from the same email address totalling over $500 unable to be realised.
Thanks to the generosity of our other supporters we still came in on target, raising $2,020.35 to cover our time and costs, including flights and accommodation, and $154.65 for the Pozible fee (it was a little less than budgeted due to the spam donation).
Here's our #HealthMatters Honour Roll (some contributors have asked to remain anonymous).


Nelson has plenty of experience serving students, having been on the Ealing Hammersmith and West London's College Students' Union for three years and working as the Interim Governor for Further Education and Board Member at Dare Youth London, a charity organisation that engages young people into education. He also works as a student ambassador for college, and is well liked and respected by College staff.
Nelson says he wanted to take on the position to continue help change the world through education.
"I am passionate about Education" he says. "I want to get more young people into further education to gain qualifications that will have a positive impact on their lives".
When asked about his plans for the position, Nelson said he wants to engage Colleges across London to hear from students directly about whether the further education they are taking on best meets their preferred career paths or whether they further advice and direction.
"The information for students on how their education can meet their employment needs in London can be very limited" he explains. "Learner information services are very useful, but not all Colleges have them".
Nelson joins 10 others on the NUS London Executive Committee for a term of one year.


Oh Lady Gaga you've outdone yourself this time girl (this video is crazy!). Would love to know what drugs you were doing to come up with this one. I like the song but this video is too much for me (and I'm all for creativity).
Also, note how much this song sounds like Madonna's Express Yourself (it works).


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Community fuels actor's work
Actor finds community, continuity fuels his work
Danforth Comins '97 is an Old Timer. He is, at least, compared to many other resident actors at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. In his ninth year at the country's largest resident theater, he has spent a comparative lifetime at the Ashland, Ore., company. The ability to settle-in and become a part of the local community is one of the things he loves about his work with the company.
"I'm unlike so many people in my profession – I get to sleep in the same bed all year 'round," he said. "It enriches my work. It is reflected in my work."
For the 2011 OSF season, Comins is performing in two productions: William Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" in which he'll play Mark Antony, and a world premiere about the assassination of San Francisco mayor George Moscone called "Ghost Light."
Both productions will be cast in OSF's most intimate venue, the New Theatre. It requires a different approach than in the company's larger stages, such as the 1,100-seat outdoor Elizabethan stage. Whereas Comins has performed – and enjoyed – all of the stages, he finds there is a special appeal to the New Theatre.
"In the New Theatre, a slight twitch of the eye is all you need to communicate what you want," he said. "In the Bowmer [Theatre], it is that, plus raising an eyebrow. In the outdoor theater, it is a slight twitch of the eye, a raising of the eyebrow, AND a cock of the head."
Playing a lead role in "Julius Caesar" is a professional full-circle for Comins. After he earned his MFA at the University of Illinois, he came to PLU as a visiting instructor for a year, filling in for one of his mentors who retired. His goal was always to act, however, so after a year and the mounting of "Angels in America" on campus – "the first time a Lutheran college did so," he said – he left for the Utah Shakespearean Festival. When performing in "Caesar" there, a producer from OSF saw his performance, liked it, and asked him to come to Ashland. He and his wife, PLU grad Shannon Park '96, a licensed clinical social worker, have been there ever since.
Even though OSF is decidedly in Comins' comfort zone, it is no easy task. Each season, he'll perform in two to three productions, totaling about 120 shows a year, sometimes performing in as many as 10 productions a week.
"It's a grueling schedule," he said, "but you get used to it. It's a rhythm. "I would not trade my experience for anything."
"Julius Caesar" plays in OSF's New Theatre March 25 through Nov. 6, 2011. "Ghost Light" plays the New Theatre June 28 through Nov. 5, 2011.
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Does this device continue where the movie left off?
Can the tablet be used as a monitor?
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Sustaining a healthful way of life can be a struggle, and the best routine seems to modify all the time. The Infograph: Health Programme – SANTE & CHAFEA roles illustrates the distinct roles in implementing the EU Health Programme. When you hit this limit, the insurance coverage organization will choose up one hundred percent of your costs for the remainder of the year. High deductible plans also have the perk of becoming capable to be paired with in HSA (Health Savings Account). Carrot is an essential ingredient of a healthful diet program, as it gives a total nutrition.
This includes qualities of the organic environment , the built atmosphere , and the social atmosphere Aspects such as clean water and air , adequate housing , and safe communities and roads all have been identified to contribute to excellent health, especially to the health of infants and kids.
If a medical doctor is not in your plan's network, the insurance company might not cover the bill or may need you to spend a much larger share of the expense (even though some of ObamaCare's new rules do limit what you can be charged for using specific services out of network).
There are 4 kinds of health insurance plans: Health Upkeep Organizations (HMOs), Participating Provider Choices (PPOs), Exclusive Provider Organizations (EPOs), and Point of Service (POS) Plans. Almonds lower the right after-meal rises in blood sugar and are hence assist in preserving a healthful blood sugar level. If you are typically healthy, you might come out ahead paying a lower premium and a bigger share of your health costs since those costs are most most likely not going to be that higher. Carrot consists of a quantity of important nutrients needed for the wholesome growth of the body. HMO — Health Upkeep Organization plans frequently provide the very best pricing and the least flexibility. Laura Edwards — North Carolina's Healthy People State Coordinator and the Senior Vice President for Strategic Partnerships at Population Health Improvement Partners — has some suggestions.
Each private brokers and the marketplace charge the insurance provider further costs that could improve the expense of your health insurance coverage. Almonds contain monounsaturated fats and some polyunsaturated fats and therefore they help to lower the low-density lipoprotein (LDL) or the negative cholesterol, whilst preserving healthy higher-density lipoproteins or good cholesterol levels. These brokers are paid by insurance businesses, so customers aren't charged a fee. Fast meals is something that satiates one's taste buds but is not helpful for health.


Model Sasha Chettri who shot to fame with AirTel ads, is all set to make screen debut in Tollywood. 'Kerintha' fame Sai Kiran Adivi is going to direct Sasha Chettri's Telugu debut.
Touted to be a youthful entertainer, Sasha very recently underwent an audition as well. The makers were highly impressed by Sasha and immediately signed her for the movie.
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The University of Groningen is going to play an important role in 'GreenerBuildings', a European project on saving energy in commercial buildings and offices. This will involve developing software and sensors for a system that will attune the energy consumption in a building to the activities that are taking place there at a certain moment in time.
GreenerBuildings is an EU project in which the University of Groningen, Eindhoven University of Technology, the University of Rome, the Industrial Technology Research Institute of Taiwan, Philips, EnOcean GmbH and Fluid Solutions are participating. The EU contribution will be EUR 1.85 million.
People spend a lot of their time in offices, commercial buildings and hospitals so they need to have comfortable lighting and efficient climate control.
So it's hardly surprising that a great deal of our energy consumption is in this type of building. In Europe, commercial buildings are responsible for forty percent of total energy consumption – in the UK and Switzerland it's even as high as fifty percent. Commercial and industrial buildings spend about thirty percent of their accommodation costs on the energy bill.
- testing these systems in buildings.
The project will be coordinated by Eindhoven University of Technology and the University of Groningen. Prof. Marco Aiello and Dr Alexander Lazovik of the Johann Bernoulli Institute for Mathematics and Computer Science of the University of Groningen are Technical Manager and Local Principal Investigator, respectively.


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California Bank of Commerce and Pan Pacific Bank to Merge
Company Release - 9/18/2015 7:05 PM ET
LAFAYETTE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- California Bank of Commerce (CABC) and Pan Pacific Bank (PPFC) today jointly announced the execution of an Agreement and Plan of Reorganization (the "Agreement") whereby Pan Pacific Bank will merge into California Bank of Commerce in a transaction valued at approximately $24.3 million. The strategic partnership will result in a business bank with over $620 million in total assets dedicated to serving middle market businesses in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Shareholders of Pan Pacific Bank will receive merger consideration in the form of a combination of approximately one third cash and two thirds CABC common stock, with a per share value of $4.75 to Pan Pacific Bank shareholders based on the last trading price of CABC common stock.
The merger represents a strategic, cultural, and financial fit between two San Francisco Bay Area business banks and bolsters CABC's South Bay presence. California Bank of Commerce, headquartered in Lafayette, California, is a state chartered commercial bank with approximately $473 million in assets as of June 30, 2015, and with offices in San Jose, California and Oakland, California. Pan Pacific Bank, headquartered in Fremont, California, is a state chartered commercial bank with approximately $147 million in assets as of June 30, 2015, and also has one branch located in San Jose, California. The combined bank will operate as California Bank of Commerce and will continue to create superior, lasting banking relationships with the primary purpose of making our clients more successful.
"We are excited about combining these two business banking franchises covering the San Francisco Bay Area," said Terry A. Peterson, President and CEO of California Bank of Commerce. "Both banks have developed strong commercial banking relationships with successful middle market businesses. Both banks have built robust banking platforms and production capabilities, established low cost deposit bases with significant focus on C&I lending."
"We are excited to join forces with California Bank of Commerce and believe we are building a powerful business bank dedicated to serving the demanding needs of growing and successful businesses here in the San Francisco Bay Area," said Wayne Doiguchi, Chairman and CEO of Pan Pacific Bank. "The combination of the two banks is a great cultural and business strategy fit as we share the same passion for serving business clients with sophisticated treasury management products and services, lending programs customized to fit each client's needs, and local business-making decisions designed for quick and thoughtful responses."
The boards of directors of both banks approved the transaction, which is subject to customary conditions, including the approvals of bank regulatory agencies and the shareholders of both California Bank of Commerce and Pan Pacific Bank. Upon completion of the transaction, the California Bank of Commerce Board of Directors will consist of 12 members, eleven representatives from California Bank of Commerce and Wayne Doiguchi, current Chairman and CEO of Pan Pacific Bank. Subsequent to the merger the Board of Directors of CABC will add another director from the South Bay area. Stephen Cortese will continue as Board Chairman for California Bank of Commerce, and Terry A. Peterson will continue as President and CEO of California Bank of Commerce.
The transaction, currently expected to close by year-end 2015 or early in the first quarter of 2016, will result in the existing shareholders of California Bank of Commerce expected to own 79% of the outstanding shares of the combined bank and Pan Pacific shareholders expected to own 21%.
Hovde Group acted as financial advisor to California Bank of Commerce and delivered a fairness opinion to its Board of Directors. Stinson Leonard Street LLP served as legal counsel for California Bank of Commerce. Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Inc. acted as financial advisor to Pan Pacific Bank and delivered a fairness opinion to its Board of Directors. Manatt Phelps & Phillips LLP served as legal counsel for Pan Pacific Bank.
About California Bank of Commerce
California Bank of Commerce was designed and built to provide a unique banking experience for its clients, providing a broad range of commercial banking services to closely held businesses and professionals throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. For more information on California Bank of Commerce and our unique banking experience, call us at (925) 283-2265, or visit us at www.californiabankofcommerce.com.
About Pan Pacific Bank
Pan Pacific Bank is focused on meeting the banking needs of business and individuals in Alameda and Santa Clara counties, its primary service areas. The Bank was founded in 2005 and is headquartered at 47065 Warm Springs Blvd, Fremont, California. The Bank has an additional branch office in San Jose, California. The Bank is an SBA / USDA lender and offers a variety of banking products to include loans, deposits, remote capture, and other cash management services.
This news release includes forward-looking statements, which describe management's expectations regarding future events and developments such as the benefits of the business combination transaction involving California Bank of Commerce and Pan Pacific Bank, continued success of the California Bank of Commerce's style of banking and the strength of the economies in which it operates. Future events are difficult to predict, and the expectations described above are necessarily subject to risk and uncertainty that may cause actual results to differ materially and adversely. In addition to discussions about risks and uncertainties set forth from time to time in the California Bank of Commerce's public filings, factors that may cause actual results to differ materially from those contemplated by such forward looking statements include, among others, the following possibilities: (1) local, national and international economic conditions are less favorable than expected or have a more direct and pronounced effect on California Bank of Commerce than expected and adversely affect California Bank of Commerce's ability to continue its internal growth at historical rates and maintain the quality of its earning assets; (2) projected business increases following strategic expansion or opening or acquiring new banks and/or branches are lower than expected; (3) costs or difficulties related to the integration of acquisitions are greater than expected; or (4) legislation or regulatory requirements or changes adversely affect the businesses in which California Bank of Commerce is engaged.
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Terry A. Peterson, 925-444-2910
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Mark DeVincenzi, 925-444-2916
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Wayne Doiguchi, 510-809-8802
Chairman, President and CEO
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Source: California Bank of Commerce
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Internet Explorer is one of oldest web browser available today and it has evolved a lot with features and the latest version IE9 is one the fastest browsers available today. Internet Explorer has come a long way since its introduction in 1995, when it was released together with the Windows 95 Plus! Pack. The first version, 1.0 transformed the world by making it easy to get online, accomplishing what no other browser had done before, making the Internet accessible for the masses.
Here is the History of IE:
1. Internet Explorer 1.0 (1995): The first version was released on Windows 95, IE 1.0 was only slightly more than 1 megabyte in size.
2. Internet Explorer 2.0 (1995): Released within the same year, IE 2.0 was the very first cross-platform browser that supported both Windows and Mac.
3. Internet Explorer 3.0 (1996): IE 3.0 revolutionized the world by offering Internet Mail, News 1.0, displaying graphics and playing audio files.
4. Internet Explorer 4.0 (1997): Released in 1997, the Internet came to life when menus expanded with a click and images could be dragged around. IE 4.0 also included an option to enable "Active Desktop", which displayed Internet content on the desktop itself.
5. Internet Explorer 5.0 (1999): IE 5.0 helped ushered in a new era of e-commerce with its expanded programming capabilities.
6. Internet Explorer 6.0 (2001): IE 6.0 had all the fun stuff, with the Images Toolbar, Auto Image Resize, Print Preview and Media Bar. It was the most widely used web browser during its tenure, surpassing IE 5.0.
7. Internet Explorer 7.0 (2006): IE 7.0 made Internet surfing safer with a phishing filter, stronger encryption, and a "delete browsing history" button to easily clear private data. It also introduced tabbed browsing, allowing users to do more things faster and easier with the browser.
8. Internet Explorer 8.0 (2009): Released in 2009, IE 8.0 remains one of the most secure browsers on the market today, introducing revolutionary security and privacy features such as InPrivate Browsing and SmartScreen phishing protection.
9. Internet Explorer 9 (2011): IE9 is one of the most advanced and fastest browsers available as of today and the final version would be available soon.
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Umair Shaikh
Nice… if you are interested in the Hatred History of Internet Explorer… then read this article : http://omgeureka.blogspot.com/2010/12/hatred-history-of-internet-explorer.html
Carl-Emil Lagerstedt
Mosaic was definitely supported multiple platforms before IE see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mosaic_(web_browser)
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COLUMN-An aluminium mirror on Trump's tariff tornado: Andy Home
(The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters)
* Aluminium Premium Timeline: tmsnrt.rs/2GWOjHR
* U.S. aluminium imports 2017: tmsnrt.rs/2uQFfQ0
* U.S. product imports 2017: tmsnrt.rs/2GBYORD
By Andy Home
LONDON, April 6 (Reuters) - The rhetoric of trade war is escalating with each passing day.
U.S. President Donald Trump threatens another $100 billion of tariffs on Chinese goods. China warns that it will fight back "at any cost".
This storm started with steel and aluminium, with tariffs coming into effect on March 23, but has grown in intensity to encompass a lengthening list of goods and products.
Rising trade tensions have weighed on industrial metal prices, unsurprisingly given their exposure to global growth prospects, but have caused the U.S. aluminium premium market to whipsaw higher.
Which is ironic since prior to this week the premium was falling as the aluminium market realised that in its case the U.S. administration's bark has proved considerably worse than its bite.
Graphic on the CME aluminium premium contract and reactions to key tariff announcements:
tmsnrt.rs/2GWOjHR
A MIRROR ON TARIFF POLITICS
The CME's Midwest aluminium premium contract has provided an accurate market mirror on President Trump's seemingly chaotic approach to tariffs.
Based on the supply and logistics drivers of the North American aluminium market, it is a much more sensitive gauge of U.S. tariff impacts than the London Metal Exchange price.
It is also an increasingly popular one with contract volumes up 32 percent in the first quarter and open interest at a year's high.
The premium exploded upwards on Feb. 13, the day of the release of the Section 232 investigation into U.S. imports on national security grounds.
The report's recommendations for blanket tariffs and/or quotas propelled the CME's Dec 2018 contract from 13.0 to 16.5 cents/lb, a 27 percent jump equivalent to a $77 per tonne rise in the cost of delivered aluminium in the U.S. Midwest.
After a brief pull back it surged again to 17.0 cents/lb after Trump announced on March 1 his intention to impose duties of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminium.
Crucially, there was no talk of countries being exempted, not even Canada, the largest supplier of aluminium to the U.S. market place and one that is "integrated" with the U.S. industrial base, to quote the Section 232 report.
There was panic in Canada with officials simultaneously promising it would never happen and mulling possible retaliatory measures.
And there was panic everywhere else, encapsulated by the surging aluminium premium.
However, the premium dropped following Trump's signing of the executive order on tariffs on March 8 with "carve-outs" for both Canada and Mexico.
It dropped harder towards 15 cents/lb after U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said on March 22 the Administration would "pause" on both steel and aluminium tariffs for Argentina, Australia, Brazil, the European Union and South Korea.
These exemptions, particularly that of Canada, significantly cushion but do not eliminate the tariff hit on the U.S. market.
Graphic on top 10 suppliers of primary aluminium to the U.S. in 2017: tmsnrt.rs/2uQFfQ0
Graphic on top 10 suppliers of plate, sheet and strip to the U.S. in 2017: tmsnrt.rs/2GBYORD
HITTING THE TARGET(S)
Exempted, for now at least, are three of the largest 10 suppliers of primary unwrought aluminium to the United States last year; top supplier Canada, fourth largest Argentina and eight largest Australia.
India, sixth largest source of imports, is lobbying hard for its own carve-out.
And others will be doing the same. Among last year's top 10 importer list are the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Bahrain, all of which offer intriguing bilateral deal potential for an Administration that explicitly mixes trade and politics.
Probably not lobbying so hard are Russia and Venezuela, two of the five countries singled out in the Section 232 report as benefiting from state subsidy, being potentially unreliable partners or acting as points of transhipment.
The other three were China, Vietnam and Hong Kong.
Russia was the second largest shipper of aluminium to the United States last year and what happens to that metallic flow is perhaps the key question to determining the lasting market impact of tariffs.
However, the broader take-away here is that after threatening to use a sledge-hammer, the U.S. Administration has narrowed its sights on those it regards as the real targets.
A similar pattern emerges from the tariffs on aluminium products.
Four out of last year's 10 top suppliers of aluminium plate, sheet and strip are exempt. Canada, Germany, Austria and France all duck the tariff bullet.
That leaves exposed China, target number one and by a wide margin the biggest-volume supplier of products to the United States last year.
It would be wrong, however, to suppose that all of this is low-grade material being dumped out of an oversupplied Chinese market.
Chinese imports to the United States, particularly those of lower-specification products, have been falling in recent years in response to ever tougher anti-dumping actions on specific product lines.
Last month, for example, the U.S. Commerce Department slapped hefty duties on imports of aluminium foil from China, previously a major part of the two countries' aluminium trade.
Some of what China supplies may not be easily replaceable, opening the door for potential product exemptions, a process that is now underway.
This gradual dilution of the original "shock and awe" threat to hit everyone and every product with a 10 percent tariff is why the aluminium premium was steadily retreating from its earlier highs.
Until this week, that is.
The rising political trade temperature has whiplashed U.S. aluminium premiums higher again.
The Dec 2018 contract closed Thursday back up at 17.0 cents/lb. as everyone reassesses, again, their previous assumptions about how this tariff storm is going to play out.
An interesting contrarian indicator comes in the form of the share price of Century Aluminum, a prominent lobbyist for action against China aluminium imports and a domestic producer now promising to reactivate idled capacity.
The Century share price hit a two-year high of $24.77 on the day the Section 232 report was released.
It slumped on the two exemption announcements and is currently trading just above $17.00 with no obvious knock-on impact from the renewed strength in physical premiums.
Is that because, when it comes to aluminium at least, Trump's tariffs are not what they first appeared?
Editing by David Evans


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Rural Economy Roundtable focused on Wisconsin businesses impacted by increased steel and aluminum tariffs and tariff retaliation.
EAU CLAIRE - On Aug. 7, U.S. Rep. Ron Kind hosted a roundtable in Eau Claire to listen and hear directly from Wisconsin workers, farmers and manufacturers about the impact of increased steel and aluminum tariffs and the subsequent retaliation on Wisconsin exports. The attendees of the roundtable also discussed how to best safeguard the health of Wisconsin's rural economy.
The Rural Economy Roundtable in Eau Claire included local manufacturers, home builders, farmers, producers and the Eau Claire Chamber of Commerce.
According to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, over $1 billion of Wisconsin exports are threatened by the President's Trade War, with the hardest hit industries including dairy, cranberry and bean growers, pork producers, and paper and pulp manufacturers. Over 800,000 Wisconsin jobs are supported by global trade.


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Gartner predicts that by 2020, 75 percent of businesses will transform to digital — or at least be preparing for the change. Unfortunately, only 30 percent of those attempts will be successful, it adds.
Business and IT leaders must be ready and willing to innovate rapidly from a business model, business process and technology perspective, Gartner stressed. They should also recognize that some business processes must become deliberately unstable during this transition.
"Deliberately unstable processes are designed for change and can dynamically adjust to customers' needs. They are vital because they are agile, adaptable and 'supermanoeuvrable' as customers' needs shift," Gartner states.
"Large, stable processes that have no ability to dynamically change according to new information will not enable organizations to deliver on the promise of digital business."
But what intrinsically separates the organizations that will succeed in their transition to digital from those destined to fail?
It's all about the people, said Renée Robertson, founder and CEO of Trilogy Development, a consulting firm specializing in talent development.
Robertson believes a company's journey to digital experience (DX) is similar to other changes that organizations experience as they evolve over time. But digital does present some unique challenges.
"Everyone is going through transformation. It is the digital era," she said.
For those companies going through digital transformation or getting ready to take the plunge, Robertson offered three suggestions to smooth the process.
Change is hard and not everyone adapts to it easily. Robertson advises leaders to take stock of the level of support their team members are willing and able to provide. It's also important to anticipate pockets of resistance.
Based on your assessment, she continued, you could design specific strategies around those who are closest to the change and most impacted.
For example, if there is a new financial system being deployed, control and finance will likely have the highest degree of change and will be most resistant. For those team members, she added, leaders need to ask themselves what needs to be done to move those people forward.
And how do you handle someone who is so resistant to change that they resort to sabotaging your efforts?
Of course, we've heard it all before, but the simple fact is that most of us don't communicate as much or as effectively as we should. However, when it comes to change, giving others as much information as possible becomes even more critical, said Robertson.
One way to communicate during a large transformation, said Robertson, is to have an all-hands call in which employees gather with the leadership, and are given an update on the project, as well as the opportunity to get their questions answered.
Another suggestion is to provide an online portal or exchange so that people being impacted by the change have a place where they can ask questions and get community support from colleagues and peers.
A coaching session is a good time to develop strategies such as messaging and communication methods, among others, said Robertson. Whether you decide that an all-hands call is most appropriate, or a fireside chat with key leaders, you need to carve out time to determine how you'll prepare those most impacted by the change.
Title image by Jordan McQueen.


A historic or modern widening or extension to the navigation.
Adjacent to one of the banks of the navigation.
The mooring where a boat can legally be kept when not cruising.
A mooring site for at least 50 boats which is separate from the main waterway track. Usually has ancillary facilities.
An area of water space adjacent and connected to the navigation. May be purpose built, a natural lake or backwater.
The opposite side to the towpath.
A stretch of waterway between two locks.
A test of the water-tightness of a waterspace.
A temporary closure to the navigation, usually to allow for works to the waterway infrastructure. May involve de-watering a section.
The pathway along the bank of the navigation which is accessible to the public.
A site designated by the Canal & River Trust for short stops. The time limit varies from a few hours, overnight or up to 14 days maximum. Charges may apply.
A widening of the canal where a 70' boat can turn around.


This year the day of Women's Day in Naples, March 8, 2017 museums free for all women. This was announced by MiBact, Ministry of Heritage and Culture, specifying that for archaeological sites and monuments, the women will not have to pay the entrance fee.
An appointment that is added to that of 5 March 2017, in which the museums will be open access for all, on the occasion of the first Sunday of the month.
Various museums also organize guided tours and special events, all dedicated to women. Women's Day in Naples, free Museums 8 March 2017!
An event dedicated to the Duchess of Floridia, Lucia Migliaccio, his life, to the marriage problems and relationship with children born in the first marriage. It will also discuss the way conquered Ferdinand IV, her second husband.
In this amazing Al Historical complex are organized extraordinary visits, because the archaeological area is usually closed. You can visit the ancient Neapolis, one block with thermal areas, dating back to the first and second century a.c. There will be the guides of Grupo Arhceologico Napoletano.
Women and goddesses. The female universe rediscovered antiquity.
The National archeologic Museum of Naples, a path to get to know some of the most important female figures of the ancient world, such as empresses, waterlilies, goddesses, female entrepreneurs, but also ordinary women.
Maximum 30 people per visit.


An American Plague NPR coverage of An American Plague: The True and Terrifying Story of the Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1793 by Jim Murphy. News, author interviews, critics' picks and more.
Recreates the devastation rendered to the city of Philadelphia in 1793 by an incurable disease known as yellow fever, detailing the major social and political events as well as the time's medical beliefs and practices.


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The Red Sea International Film Festival announces the winners of its first edition – Film – Arts & Culture
By Pauline H. Shaughnessy	 Last updated Dec 14, 2021
The festival, however, will continue to run and host screenings and events until December 15.
"The nominees showcased an incredible array of talent across a diverse and fascinating range of themes," said Italian director and screenwriter Giuseppe Tornatore, who headed the jury for the feature film competition.
"It was an extraordinary experience, we were moved, provoked and inspired by these films and it demonstrated the exceptional talent of the director and the fascinating stories that come from the Arab world, Africa and Asia. The quality of the nominated films made many of our decisions very difficult, "he added.
Under Tornatore, the jury for the feature film competition also included Tunisian actress Hend Sabry; Palestinian-American director, screenwriter, actress and producer Cherien Dabis; the director of the Mexican festival and founder of the Morelia Daniela Michel International Film Festival; and Saudi director Abdel-Aziz Al-Shlahei.
The jury for the Red Sea Shorts competition was chaired by Egyptian director Marwan Hamed and joined by Saudi actress and director Ahd Kamel and Finnish-Somali director and screenwriter Khadar Ayderus.
All the winners of the Red Sea International Film Festival were announced as follows:
Best Saudi Film: 'Rupture 'by Hamzah K. Jamjoom (Saudi Arabia)
Public Prize: 'You Resemble Me' by Dina Amer (Egypt, France, USA)
Immersive Silver Yusr from the Red Sea: 'Samsara' by Hsin-Chien Huang (Taiwan)
Immersive Golden Yusr of the Red Sea: 'End Of Night' by David Adler (Denmark, France)
Red Sea Short Competition Golden Yusr: 'Tala'vision' by Murad Abu Eisheh (Jordan, Germany)
Special Mention Red Sea Competition: 'Farha' by Darin J. Sallam (Jordan)
Best cinematographic contribution to the Red Sea Competition: Amin Jafari for 'Hit The Road' (Iran)
Best screenplay in the Mer Rouge competition: 'Neighbors' by Mano Khalil (Syria, Switzerland)
Best actor of the Red Sea Competition: Adam Ali for his role in 'Europa' (Iraq, Italy, Kuwait)
Best actress in the Mer Rouge competition: Arawinda Kirana for her role in 'Yuni' (Indonesia, Singapore, France, Australia)
Best Director of the Mer Rouge Competition: 'Europa' by Haider Rashid (Iraq, Italy, Kuwait)
Jury Prize for the Mer Rouge competition: "Hit The Road" by Panah Panahi (Iran)
Best film in the Red Sea competition: 'Brighton 4th' by Levan Koguashvili (Georgia, Russia, Bulgaria, USA, Monaco)
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Iffezheim is a town in the district of Rastatt in Baden-Württemberg in Germany. It lies close to the Rhine river, where the Lock Iffezheim is also situated. Iffezheim is also known for the horse races, which takes place three times a year.

Politics

Mayors

Jakob Huber (1891–1893)
Konrad Mußler (1893–1911)
Johannes N. Huber (1911–1919)
Anton Oesterle (1920–1932)
Friedrich König (1932–1939)
Heinrich Hertweck (1939–1945)
Franz Xaver Huber (1945–1961)
Albin König (1961–1978)
Otto Himpel (1978–2002)
Peter Werler (2002-2018)
Christian Schmid (since 2018)

Civil parish
Results of the Kommunalwahl from 13 June 2004:

CDU: 44.8% (6 seats)
FWG: 33.0% (5 seats)
SPD: 22.2% (3 seats)

Twin cities

Iffezheim is twinned with:

 Dahlwitz-Hoppegarten, Germany
 Mondolfo, Italy

Coat of arms
The current coat of arms, which was already used in the 16th century, shows an inverted black anchor with a red rudder on a white ground. It's the official seal of Iffezheim since the 19th century. In the meantime a so-called Wolfsangel was in use.

References

External links

Rastatt (district)

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SPORTS BAR & CAFE
VIP BAR
GAMBLING CODE OF CONDUCT
Reservoir RSL began in 1959 in the garage of a residence in Gilbert Road.
First discussions took place when a group of Returned Servicemen were sitting around a table having a glass of ale.
They could foresee, with the expansion of the Reservoir area, there was a growing need to establish a Sub-Branch of the RSL in the local district.
One chap said 'why don't we form our own?'
Towards the end of 1959 and early 1960, they got a few of their mates together on Sunday mornings in a backyard garage in Gilbert Road. After a short time, a frame was donated and the garage extended.
Business was brisk, membership had grown, so in their wisdom the Committee decided to purchase a large tent that then became their clubrooms. In 1960 they made application for their Charter. It was granted on 23/06/1960.
Over the next few years, the Committee was extremely busy pushing membership and running functions to raise funds. In 1963 negotiations had commenced to purchase the old clock factory building in Broadway. With the assistance of the Commercial Bank and a deposit of 500 pounds the transaction was completed for the grand sum of 8,500 pounds.
You can imagine how these chaps must have felt.
Membership increased, Ladies Auxiliary was formed and the club started regular social functions.
In 1967 the Cenotaph was built in Edwardes Street, fully funded by Reservoir RSL.
In 1968 a Liquor Licence was sought. The building was deemed not suitable for the purpose.
The President and Treasurer attended an auction in Spring Street for the old Dickens store. Bidding got beyond their estimate. The President and Treasurer retired back to the Broadway clubroom. Treasurer Bob said 'I am going to have another crack at that Auctioneer' so he got on the phone to the Auctioneer and their legal advisers. The result of that conversation was the purchase of our present premises in Spring Street Reservoir! Broadway sold for $27,000 and Spring Street was purchased for $55,000 with a deposit of $10,000.
1969 proved an enormous workload. Broadway had been sold and a new building to be renovated to ensure Liquor Licence suitability. Meetings were held in backyards again for the next couple of years. Many venues were used for the purpose of raising funds to keep afloat.
Many ex-servicemen required assistance materially and financially. During '69 over 60 cases were investigated in the Reservoir area alone by our Welfare Officer. Considering most of the members were only in the 40 to 50 age group they could see, as the years rolled on, our Welfare fund would be drawn on more heavily.
1972 saw Reservoir Sub-Branch listed for a hearing by the Liquor Commission and a Liquor Licence was granted 17/03/1972.
251 Spring Street officially opened 14/07/1972.
Our history is a relatively short one; however it is not lacking in the sheer guts, determination and forward thinking of our founding members.
In the words of the Presidents' address at the opening ceremony:
"Without the great support of the members over the last few years we would not have made the grade. We have here the strongest band of men I have known. It is pleasing to reflect that out of all of this we have such a wonderful bond of friendship existing within our club. I am sure it will continue in the years to come".
Since 1972, as foreseen, the need for Welfare in the district increases each year.
Reservoir Sub-Branch has also purchased high quality accommodation in the form of four living units for the disadvantaged.
Based on demand and as finances allow, we plan to purchase further accommodation for those in need.
The Sub-Branch is very active in the local Community, funding a range of projects.
We continue to strive in our business activities to fulfil the RSL ethos.
And yes, the bond of friendship certainly still exists in Reservoir!
In the last 46 years we have seen many upgrades to the building.
Staged renovations that commenced 15 years ago have realised a magnificently appointed venue.
State of the art kitchen. Impressive bistro/function room with a connecting terrace.
Private members bar facilities are second to none.
Facilities on the ground floor level include sports bar, gaming, TAB easy bet terminal, Keno and café.
We have a large membership base made up of Service, Affiliate, and Social members.
Members have many benefits including RSL Rewards membership, reciprocal rights, discounted beverages, the use of a private bar with sky channel and snooker tables.
Members also enjoy bus trips, 'members only' functions and reduced ticket prices for selected shows.
There are many groups affiliated with the Sub-Branch.
Members can join the Anglers/Snooker


This is a cliff top walk giving superb sea vistas and views of the surrounding mountains (Brandon and Eagle) and headlands like the Three Sisters. On grass and sandy lane, the walk is mainly level, but there are a few stiles to cross.
There is no trail information board at the start of this trail.


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James Barney Cobb Jr. (February 5, 1944 – May 4, 2019) was an American guitarist and songwriter, most notable for co-writing "Spooky", "Stormy" and "Traces", among others, as a member of the Classics IV, plus "Champagne Jam" and "Do It Or Die", among others, as a member of the Atlanta Rhythm Section.

Life and career
Cobb was born to Rose Hutchins and James Cobb, Sr. in Birmingham, Alabama on February 5, 1944. His family later moved to Jacksonville, Florida. In 1953, at the age of nine, he and his two siblings were placed in the Baptist Children's Home in Jacksonville after his father left the family and his mother needed assistance.  Cobb called the experience "the best and worst thing that could have happened to me. The best thing, because we would not have had anything at the time. The worst, it was scary not being a family anymore." He regarded the experience as providing him with a strong work ethic and he remained in the home until the age of 16, graduating from Paxon High School in Jacksonville.  One of Cobb's fellow graduates was drummer Robert Nix, who would later join with Cobb in forming the Atlanta Rhythm Section.

Following graduation from high school, Cobb became a welder. Jacksonville guitarist Jimmy Amerson, still a Paxon High student, was working on starting a band called the Emeralds and invited Cobb to join the group. After a year or so, Cobb left to join Walter Eaton's group, the Classics, which later became the Classics IV, and included drummer Dennis Yost.  Yost would soon become the group's lead singer as well. The Classics were discovered in Daytona Beach by talent manager Alan Diggs, an associate of Atlanta music publisher Bill Lowery, who invited the band to Atlanta to record.  Lowery also became the band's advisor.

It was at his first recording sessions in Atlanta that Cobb met Buddy Buie, a producer and songwriter and former manager of Roy Orbison.  Cobb and Buie developed a partnership, writing a number of songs in a trailer owned by Buie's uncle near Lake Eufaula on the Georgia-Alabama border, where they would fish during the day and write at night.  Their first hit was "I Take It Back", recorded by Sandy Posey.  They then added lyrics to a local jazz song which became the hit "Spooky" for the Classics IV, of which both Buie and Cobb were members. Cobb and Buie eventually co-wrote most of the hits for what became Dennis Yost & the Classics IV, including the gold singles "Stormy" and "Traces". Cobb later wrote or co-wrote a number of hits for the Atlanta Rhythm Section.

In 1970, Cobb became a session guitarist at Studio One in Doraville, Georgia, playing with former members of the Classics IV and The Candymen, which had been the backing band for Roy Orbison. This group became the Atlanta Rhythm Section, as named by Bill Lowery, and commenced recording under that name in 1972.

Cobb left the group in 1987 to concentrate on songwriting and to work again with Chips Moman. He had previously worked with Moman at the American Sound Studio in Memphis, which existed from 1967 to 1972. In the mid-1970s, Moman had moved to Nashville and Cobb joined him there as a session guitarist and as a reviewer of songs that were sent to the studio. He also toured with country supergroup The Highwaymen with Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson.

Cobb was inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame in 1993, and the Alabama Music Hall of Fame in 1997, where he received the Music Creator's Award.

Personal  life
Cobb and his wife, Bertha Ann "Bert" Absher, married in 1967 and had one son, Justin. They lived in Monticello, Georgia for more than 30 years.

Cobb died of a heart attack on May 4, 2019, at Piedmont Newton Hospital in Covington, Georgia.

Selected hit songs written or co-written by Cobb
I Take It Back – Sandy Posey – #12 – 1967
"Spooky" – Classics IV – #3 – 1968
"Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy" – The Tams – #26 – 1968
Change Of Heart – Classics IV – #25 – 1969
Midnight – Classics IV – #23 – 1969
Everyday With You Girl – Classics IV – #19 – 1969
Stormy – Classics IV – #5 – 1969
Traces – Classics IV – #2 – 1969
Where Did All The Good Times Go? – Classics IV -#14 – 1970
Funniest Thing – Classics IV – #11 – 1970
What Am I Crying For? – Classics IV – #39 – 1972
Traces – The Lettermen – #3 – 1969
Stormy – Santana – #32 – 1979
Spooky – Atlanta Rhythm Section – #17 – 1979
Do It Or Die – Atlanta Rhythm Section – #19 – 1979
"Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy" – Sonia – #13 – 1992
Rosanna – Atlanta Rhythm Section – #35 – 1993
Rock Bottom – Wynonna Judd – #2 -1994

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1944 births
2019 deaths
American rock guitarists
American male guitarists
Songwriters from Alabama
Musicians from Birmingham, Alabama
Guitarists from Alabama
20th-century American guitarists
20th-century American male musicians
Atlanta Rhythm Section members


Adobe Air Introspector Accuweather Removal Tool is a lightweight Windows application whose purpose is to help you get rid of the Adobe Air Introspector Accuweather virus. The program is able to scan your computer and detect infected files and registry entries.
Adobe Air Introspector Accuweather is a Trojan infection used for stealing personal information from your computer, such as user account data, files, programs and passwords.
You are welcomed by a straightforward design that allows you to activate a scan task with minimal effort. There's no support for a built-in help manual included in the package but the dedicated parameters look easy to decode, so you are not going to invest a lot of time into the configuration process.
The application offers support for a single scan mode which allows you to look for viruses throughout the entire content of your computer. The time needed to finish the job may vary depending on the size of your disk. At the end of the scan, the utility shows a list with the identified threats and lets you remove the selected ones from your system.
A report with the scan results is automatically created and saved on your desktop to help you avoid scanning the disk again for viruses and jump directly to the disinfection process.
Adobe Air Introspector Accuweather Removal Tool comes bundled with a few extra options designed specifically for helping you revert all browsers' settings in Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome to default ones, and protect your removable drives like USB flash drives against viruses.
All things considered, Adobe Air Introspector Accuweather Removal Tool helps you take some extra security measures for detecting and removing threats from your system. However, this tool does not act as an antivirus, offering real-time protection against all sorts of threats and virus definition updates, so it is only capable of dealing with the Adobe Air Introspector Accuweather infection.


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Survivors' Tales
By ANNETTE KONDO
Aug. 4, 1999 12 AM PT
TIMES STAFF WRITER
SIMI VALLEY —
Ask about that day five decades ago, and they'll calmly tell you they easily could have been among the 35 who perished.
One survivor credits a guardian angel, a divine protector that followed him from rescue to hospital recovery. Another says it was a gift from her Lord.
The newspaper headlines and newsreels have long since faded from most memories. And the boulder-strewn mountainside just -east of Simi Valley is now silent and peaceful except for an occasional jack rabbit.
But for several of the 14 who survived the July 12, 1949, crash of a Standard Airlines plane--at the time, the Southland's deadliest aviation accident--each day is still precious, each year still a gift.
"When you come that close to not being here, or being told they are going to take your foot off, it changes everything in your life," said Caren Marsh Doll, who was known at the time as Caren Marsh, a stage and screen actress who was Judy Garland's stand-in on "The Wizard of Oz."
The Hollywood native was one of 49 passengers and crew members flying from New York's La Guardia Airport to the Lockheed Air Terminal, known today as Burbank Airport.
The Civil Aeronautics Board had ordered Standard Airlines of Long Beach to shut down its business by July 20, the result of regulation violations.
The plane was a C-46 or Commando--a popular military workhorse and the largest twin-engine transport plane used during World War II.
About 45 minutes before the crash, two passengers brawled. Over Riverside, about 7:35 a.m., Pilot Roy G. White radioed the Lockheed tower, asking police to meet the plane.
To keep the peace, stewardess Vicy Zelsdorf, 25, offered to change seats with one of the men. She was 4 1/2 months pregnant and heading home.
During the flight, Zelsdorf had chatted with Marsh, 30. Marsh sat about three rows from the back of the plane. She had been working in New York and was flying home to attend a cousin's wedding.
The petite, brown-eyed brunet, a talented dancer since childhood, was already a familiar face on stage and film. Fresh out of Hollywood High School--where Judy Garland was a classmate--Marsh won an MGM movie dance role.
In 1946, she was cast as Winifred McMasters in "Navajo Kid," a western starring Bob Steele and filmed in the Santa Susana hills.
A year later, she was voted Miss Sky Lady of 1947. The prize: free flying lessons. After she had soloed, Marsh printed up leaflets listing her credits, then took off in a two-seater to shower MGM, Paramount, RKO and other studios with the fliers.
The publicity stunt worked, and more roles followed, including "Wild Harvest" with Alan Ladd.
"She was cute," recalled George Trebat, then 22, and fresh out of New York University with a degree in banking and finance. Like Marsh, he was seated about three rows from the back of the plane.
Young, single and curious about the other coast, Trebat was headed west to look up relatives in San Gabriel and find a job.
Also in the rear of the plane, on the right side, was Pvt. Robert E. Steinweg, 21, who looked forward to 30 days of furlough at home in Petaluma, Calif. He had just finished a three-year stint in the Army and left Camp Kilmer in New Jersey.
Seated near a window exit, Larry Bettis, 29, and his wife, Mary, 36, were on their way home to Long Beach after visiting relatives in Missouri. A thick fog enshrouded the plane, he recalled.
That's all anyone remembered of the flight before the C-46 slammed into a peak in the Santa Susana Mountains southeast of Corriganville Regional Park near Simi Valley.
"I remember going through the seat right in front of me," Larry Bettis said.
With a gash across his head, he ended up beside a cabin door near the pilot's compartment. Flames licked the battered plane.
"I crawled out the wing," he said, "then fell, I don't remember how many feet, to the ground."
Mary Bettis was still in her seat when she regained consciousness, then quickly climbed through a window. She found her husband outside and used his shirt to make a bandage for his head.
Trebat remembers little that happened immediately after the crash--the third deadliest in the nation in 1949. Federal investigators later determined the plane had been flying too low and that pilot error caused the crash.
News stories recounted how Trebat and passenger Judy Frost helped pull four passengers through the plane's split belly.
"What I remember, I was sitting on a fire break about 50 feet from the plane and it was burning," Trebat said. "I was told, but I don't remember, that I helped pull people out of the plane."
The pregnant Zelsdorf can never forget the dead, including two young children.
She was seriously hurt; her lower back and ribs were broken and her pelvis was fractured in three places. "I was told not to have the child, because I was so severely injured," she said.
Steinweg was just plain lucky.
A July 13, 1949, Times story described how he staggered from the wreckage down a fire trail to a Mesa Drive home.
"I was walking down a road and some lady stopped me," he recalled. "And I said I better go to Petaluma."
That lady may have been Winifred Steele, now 86, of Lilac Lane on the eastern edge of Ventura County. She and her husband, Jim, are now the only residents of the lane who were living there in 1949.
Steele and a neighbor saw a man resting under an oak tree with tickets in his pocket. "He didn't know what was happening," she said.
That day, Steele helped guide ambulances on the narrow dirt road near the isolated crash site. One of those ambulances carried Marsh, whose foot was crushed by the plane's collapsed seats.
"Red hamburger with white noodles sticking out, that's what my foot looked like," she recalled.
After climbing out of the wreckage, she said she thought for a moment she had died because men in long robes were walking around her. Angels, perhaps.
But the bearded and barefoot men in old newspaper photos of the crash were Krishna Venta, a leader of a monastery in nearby Box Canyon, and one of his disciples, Brother Paul. Both had rushed to the mountain to help victims. Firefighters from Ventura County were among those responding to the crash.
Later, at a Van Nuys hospital, a doctor told Marsh her foot would have to be amputated.
The injured and expectant Zelsdorf and her husband never gave up hope for their baby. Four months after the crash, their son, Gary, was born, and the Walter Winchell radio show and the Los Angeles Times heralded him as a miracle crash baby.
Zelsdorf, now Vicy Young, 75, of Cathedral City, stopped flying as a stewardess but remains an active advocate for infant seats on planes.
Now 71, Robert Steinweg is retired from the construction business and living in Santa Rosa. After the crash, he was on newsreels in theaters and on TV news. While recuperating in a hospital room, he said, he had a vision of two heavenly visitors. "You always got a guardian angel," he said.
The brush with death made George Trebat more daring in business, he said, pushing him to reach his goal of becoming a president of a small New Jersey bank.
"I decided I'd rather live 10 minutes like a lion, rather than 100 years like a mouse," said Trebat, now 72 and living in Edison, N.J. The crash influenced the career of Larry Bettis, now 79 and a Laguna Niguel resident. As a Long Beach firefighter, he said that when rescuing the elderly or young children, he understood their helplessness because "you realize what position they are really in, because you had been there."
Desperate to save her foot, Marsh sought another doctor at Cedars of Lebanon, now Cedars-Sinai, where a surgeon promised she would be able to walk but probably not dance again.
"I refused to accept that," she said. "And I refused to picture myself not able to dance."
Tap was out, but eventually Marsh took up Hawaiian dance, then belly dancing. Today, at 80, Caren Marsh Doll lives in Palm Springs and teaches country and western and ballroom dancing.
For the last 10 years, she has set aside the last Monday of each month to volunteer at a Palm Springs stroke center, where she coaxes patients to try to stand up, sway to the music and forget their troubles.
"I was so thankful to just be alive. Things that bothered me before . . . nothing," she said. "I have become much more peaceful and less worried about anything."
News researchers Ron Weaver and Robin Mayper contributed to this report.


JASPER – Kenna Hisle is blessed with good genes and has an incessant drive to succeed. She inherited both from her father, former University of Evansville men's basketball player Mark Hisle.
"He's definitely someone to look up to," said Kenna, who will lead North's girls (12-11) against Reitz (3-18) at 5:30 p.m. CST Friday in the Class 4A Jasper Sectional semifinals. Castle (19-4) will meet Central (3-17) at 7 in the second semifinal.
She also admires his work ethic, which has carried over into his current role as a successful local businessman. She said her father pushes her to excel in whatever endeavor she undertakes.
A 5-foot-10 junior who can score inside and out, Kenna has received an NCAA Division I scholarship offer from Eastern Illinois University. She hopes more will be forthcoming.
Hisle scored 15 points before fouling out on a charging call with 6:33 still remaining and North leading Jasper 41-34, in Tuesday's sectional opener. Her teammates responded by hitting just enough free throws to hold off the Wildcats, 53-49.
At first, Hisle admitted she kind of panicked when she fouled out so early in the final period.
She said she and her fellow Huskies have blended together and embraced their roles as the season has gone along.
"We've done what we've been good at," Hisle said.
She leads the Huskies in scoring (15.0) and rebounding (4.4).
Choate is not a fan of the IHSAA's blind draw, but it set up nicely in this case in which a North-Castle final seems probable.
"We have to get past Reitz first," Hisle said.
North defeated host Reitz 47-34 on Nov. 26. The Huskies lost twice to Castle: 62-36 on Nov. 26 and 51-35 on Jan. 8 in the Southern Indiana Athletic Conference tournament.
Choate said Reitz coach Gary Loveless is doing a good job resurrecting a long-dormant program.
"We have to be prepared for them," Choate said. "Gary did a fantastic job in middle school (a few years ago). He will have the girls prepared. They're a scare. They could bump us off."
North (12-11) vs. Reitz, 5:30 p.m.
Castle (19-4) vs. Central, 7 p.m.