Most of the attention, as it should be, will be centered on the BGE Light Art Walk, 21 brightly and inventively lit art installations installed harborside along Pratt and Light streets, from the Maryland Science Center north and east to Harbor East.
But Light City, now in its third year as what organizers bill as a "festival of light, music and innovation," is more than a feast for just your eyes. Your ears and taste buds should also have a fine time, and hopefully your imagination will be engaged as well.
Here's a list of 10 things you don't want to miss at Light City 2018, running at the Inner Harbor Saturday-April 21. It's not exhaustive, but it should at least give you an idea where to start.
No disrespect to Kimbra, G. Love & Sauce or the dozens of other acts who will be making music from two stages over Light City's eight-day run, but none of them are legends and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees. He's a hip-hop pioneer, whose 1982 effort with the Furious Five, "The Message," was among the genre's first mainstream hits. 10 p.m.-11:30 p.m. Saturday at the Light Up the Night concert stage, Pratt and Lights streets.
The Inner Harbor isn't the only place in Baltimore that will be all lit up for Light City, the annual free lights festival returning this month. In fact, it's only one of at least 26.
Beautiful and functional, Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang's installation features 27 functioning pedicabs, decorated with more than 900 handmade lanterns. Perfect for Light City fans unwilling (or unable) to walk the festival under their own power. They'll be setting off from Stop No. 49, near the terminus of the Light Art Walk off President Street in Harbor East.
An officially sanctioned drone race (betcha didn't even know there was such a thing) through a combination light installation-obstacle course-sculpture garden. A collaboration between local artists McCormack and Figg and Global Air Media, the race is the only one of its kind in the world, according to organizers. They also say it will buttress Baltimore's reputation as "the drone capital of the United States." Again, who knew? Going on throughout the festival at Stop No. 1 on the Light Art Walk, east of the intersection of Light Street and Key Highway.
Light City boasts two special ways to quench your thirst this year: Night Thyme, the "official" Light City rye cocktail, featuring Le Mondae's Citrus Thyme Shrub, and Lumen Ale, concocted by The Brewer's Art especially for Light City. Both will be available at beverage stations throughout the festival.
Baltimore's third annual Light City festival will feature an entertainment lineup that includes one of the founding fathers of rap, plus pay-what-you-want admission to its innovation conferences, the chance for neighborhoods to win cash prizes for lighting themselves up, and a wandering peacock.
Get yourself a bird's-eye view of the whole Light City landscape from the top of this 70-foot-tall Ferris wheel. Just $5 a ride, free if you happen to be a bird. Stop No. 17 on the Light Art Walk, on Light Street about two-thirds of the way between Key Highway and Pratt Street.
From Kyle Miller, Tim Scofield and Steve Dalnekoff,* the team that came up with Charlie the illuminated peacock two years ago, for the first Light City. This 20-foot-long, 15-foot-wide and 10-foot-high octopod will not only be lit up, but its tentacles will move. A bit creepy, perhaps, but cool. Stop 45 on the Light Art Walk, on Pier 5, near the Seven Foot Knoll Lighthouse.
Light City kicks off at 8 p.m. Saturday with an illuminated march from the Maryland Science Center to the National Aquarium. Besides featuring all sorts of illumination, the parade will include the Frederick Douglass High School Marching Band, the New Baltimore Twilighters, 901 Arts Drum Line and Bateria Terra Maria, plus stilt walkers, the Cristo Rey Step Team and more. C'mon, who doesn't love a parade?
Thanks to Live Baltimore, this year's Light Art walk comes with audio annotation. Festivalgoers can dial 410-934-7821, enter the number of the Light Art Walk stop and hear all about what they're looking at.
Light City's daytime component offers speakers and workshops aimed at social innovation (it's why they call this a light and ideas festival), including ArtLab, EduLab, FoodLab, GreenLab, HealthLab, MakerLab, SocialLab and YouthLabs. All feature speakers who are experts in their fields, many from outside Baltimore and with national reputations. A great chance to listen and be heard on a range of topics of national concern. New this year, admission is pay-what-you-can; rarely have quality education and enlightenment been so affordable. April 18-21 at The IMET Columbus Center, 700 E. Pratt St. Schedule and full descriptions: lightcity.org/innovation.
An illuminated dance party featuring DJ James Nasty, along with an open bar for beer, wine and cocktail, and food from some of Baltimore's finest restaurants including Cava Mezze, Chez Hugo Bistro, The Owl Bar, Sobo Café and the Horseshoe Casino restaurants (Gordon Ramsay Steak, Guy Fieri's, and GDL Italian by Giada). All under the protection of the underside of the Orleans Street Viaduct (aka The Light Tunnel). 8 p.m.-11 p.m. Thursday, $40. Sponsored by the Downtown Partnership. godowntownbaltimore.com.
*An earlier version of this story misspelled the names of Kyle Miller and Steve Dalnekoff.


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Harmonia hallii (formerly Madia hallii) is a species of flowering plant in the family Asteraceae known by the common names Hall's harmonia and Hall's madia.

Description
Harmonia hallii is an annual herb growing up to about 18 centimeters in maximum height, its stiff, leafy stem branching or not. It is coated in rough hairs, dark-colored stalked resin glands, and bristles. Most of the densely hairy leaves are clustered around the base of the plant.

The glandular inflorescence bears one or more flower heads with yellow ray florets up to half a centimeter long and sometimes tinged with red at the bases. The disc florets at the center are yellow. The fruit is a club-shaped achene about 3 millimeter long with a small pappus.

Distribution
Harmonia hallii is endemic to California, where it is known only from a small section of the North Coast Ranges. It has been reported only from Yolo, Lake, Colusa, and Napa Counties. It grows in chaparral on serpentine soils, and its habitat is limited and being lost to activities such as mining.

References

External links
Jepson Manual Treatment: Harmonia hallii
USDA Plants Profile: Harmonia hallii
Flora of North America: Harmonia hallii
Harmonia hallii Photo gallery

Madieae
Endemic flora of California
Yolo County, California
Plants described in 1935
Flora without expected TNC conservation status

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Home Filmstars Female Karishma Kapoor Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics
Karishma Kapoor Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics
Karisma Kapoor in beautiful Light Green Anarkali Long Frock
Karishma went to Cathedral and John Connon School in Mumbai, Maharashtra until the sixth standard. She also went to Sophia College For Women (affiliated to University of Mumbai) in Mumbai.
Father – Randhir Kapoor (Actor)
Mother – Babita (Actress)
Siblings – Kareena Kapoor (Younger Sister) (Actress)
Others – Raj Kapoor (Grandfather) (Actor and filmmaker), Prithviraj Kapoor (Great- Grandfather) (Actor), Ranbir Kapoor (First Cousin) (Actor), Sasha Agha (Second Cousin) (Actress)
5 ft 4¼ in or 163 cm
Karishma Kapoor dated –
Ajay Devgn (1992-1995) – From 1992 to 1995, she was in a relationship with the action hero, Ajay Devgn and her Jigar co-star.
Abhishek Bachchan (2000-2003) – Karishma Kapoor started dating Abhishek Bachchan and their engagement was announced in October 2002 during Amitabh Bachchan's birthday party. But, the engagement ended, when the couple separated in February 2003.
Akshaye Khanna – Karishma reportedly dated actor Akshaye Khanna in the past.
Sunjay Kapur (2003-2012) – She married an industrialist Sunjay Kapur on 29 September 2003. He is the CEO of Sixt India, a car rental company. Sunjay is Sikh, and so she married in a Sikh wedding ceremony. Karishma gave birth to her first child, a daughter Samaira (born – March 11, 2005) and then son Kiaan Raj Kapoor (born – March 12, 2010). They split in 2012 and Karishma lives with her mom Babita.
She has Punjabi ancestry on her father's side, while Karishma is of Sindhi descent on her mom's side.
35-24-34 in or 89-61-87 cm
Karishma Kapoor at Lakme Fashion Week 2014
5 (US) or 35.5 (EU)
BabyOye.com (Karishma Kapoor is also the largest individual shareholder of the company).
Her other endorsement deals are Kellogg's, Crescent Lawn, Admix Retail, Danone, an international skin care brand, Garnier Colour, McCain, California Almonds, Aromaz, Priyagold Marie Lite, Odonil 1 Touch freshener and others.
Her mom Babita is a Christian. But, Karishma follows Hinduism.
Appearing in Coolie No. 1 (1995), Gopi Kishan (1994), Raja Hindustani (1996), Hero No. 1 (1997), Dil To Pagal Hai (1997), and Biwi No.1 (1999).
She debuted with 1991 musical film Prem Qaidi for her role as Neelima.
From 2003 to 2004, Karishma appeared in Sahara One's soap opera Karishma – The Miracles of Destiny for her role as Devyani / Avni (dual role).
Karishma is a foodie and eats six meals a day, after every 2 hours. She eats mostly healthy food but does not deprive herself from her loved foods like cakes, fried chips, biryani, etc. Kapoor eats them in moderation.
After giving birth to her first child, she underwent a planned cardio routine and was able to shed off baby weight.
Also, after giving birth to another child in 2010, she hired a personal yoga trainer, which later proved to be beneficial. Her trainer had her to do the power yoga workout regularly and also motivated her.
Karishma lost 24 kilos of weight in nine months, which she gained during her pregnancy.
Karishma Kapoor at Filmfare Awards 2014
Karishma Kapoor Favorite Things
Food – Punjabi food
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Karishma Kapoor Facts
Karishma is the grand-niece of actors Shammi Kapoor and Shashi Kapoor, niece of actors Rajiv Kapoor and Rishi Kapoor.
She was engaged to Abhishek Bachchan for a short time in 2002.
She is a non-vegetarian. She enjoys eating street food.
She was a goodwill ambassador for Pinkathon 2012 for breast cancer awareness.
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My favorite actress only krishma kapoor
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My favorite female actors only krisma kapoor
Because Meri GF ki sakal inhi ki traha hi isliye main apni gf ko kabhi bhool nhi paunga
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The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a federal law which, among many other regulations, requires that d/Deaf individuals involved in criminal cases be provided with a qualified interpreter of their language, usually American Sign Language (ASL). A qualified interpreter is not defined within the law and states are left to determine what does or does not constitute qualified. This study analyzes the various ways in which d/Deaf individuals should be treated differently within the justice system due to their differences in communication, as well as how statutes defining the qualification of interpreters may be most inclusive of the variances in communication. A qualitative approach is used to analyze specific cases in which d/Deaf defendants claimed their rights were infringed upon to present ways in which the laws may be improved going forward. Included is the Idaho case of Alan Wilding, who claims improper interpretation led to him pleading guilty to a felony grand theft charge when he believed he was pleading guilty to a misdemeanor. Another case is from Maine in which Dean Green argued that not being provided with an interpreter infringed upon his rights, though he had consented to his friend interpreting during the proceedings. I conclude that the quality of interpreters for d/Deaf individuals can have a significant impact on the outcomes of criminal cases. I further conclude that laws which look to define "qualified interpreter" are varied, which has both benefits and downfalls. We must constantly look to analyze the impact of our laws and ensure the protection of marginalized groups such as members of the d/Deaf community.
Couch, Kymberly Marie, "The Impact of American Sign Language Interpreter Licensure Laws on d/Deaf Defendants in Criminal Cases" (2017). Boise State University Theses and Dissertations. 1248.


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6 Day Tanzania Family safari
♦Trip Plan: Luxury Safari
♦Destinations: Serengeti, Lake Manyara, Ngorongoro Crater
This 6 Day Tanzania Family safari itinerary is a true African adventure for the whole family. Enjoy Overnight under Luxury Lodges and the stars in the Northern Tanzania national parks of Serengeti national park , Ngorongoro crater, and Lake Manyara National parks that matched exactly to your requirements for the best possible holiday imaginable. This tour designed especially for you and your family with the same quality to the different ecosystems.
We love Kids: Our Guide who is fluent in English (Other language on request) enjoys answering the heap of questions children ask about things around them: animals, birds and plants and will assist the children to interact with the local children all to ensuring the children are never bored.
Let your tour leader take care of the details as you experience these powerful lands, shaped and formed by the forces of nature. This tour is inclusive with private airport pickup and drop off.
Located beneath the cliffs of the Manyara Escarpment, on the edge of the Rift Valley, Lake Manyara National Park offers varied ecosystems, incredible bird life, and breathtaking views.
After breakfast you will travel from the Tarangire Area to the Lake Manyara National Park.The park is known for its over 400 bird species, primate-filled forests and grassy plains. A large area of the park is covered by the alkaline Lake Manyara, the seasonal breeding grounds for large colonies of flamingos and many more waterfowls. The park is also home to giraffes, hippos, wildebeests, impalas and groups of noisy monkeys and baboons. After an extensive game drive you will travel to the NGORONGORO FARM HOUSE or GIBBS FARM LODGE, where you will spend the night.
Day 2:Lake Manyara National Park - Serengeti National Park:
Words cannot capture the vastness of the Serengeti. Its natural abundance of wildlife provides incredible game viewing. On the open, grassy savannah, antelope species include eland, Grant's and Thomson's gazelles, topi and hartebeest. In the denser bush and acacia of the central Serengeti, leopard sightings are among the best in Africa, cheetah and lion are abundant. In the rivers, hippo and crocodile are plentiful.
After breakfast we drive to Serengeti National Park, This park is famous for its migration of the wildebeest and it has got a lot wildlife abundance, the big cats such as Leopard, Cheetah and high concentration of lions and hyenas. Many other animals such as giraffe, zebra, impala, heart beast, buffalo, baboon and a lot more concentration of wildlife and bird species in the park. Enroute game drive with picnic lunch, later evening drive to SERENGETI SOPA LODGE or SERENGETI SERENA HOTEL for dinner and overnight.
Day 3: Serengeti National Park Full Day:
The entire day is dedicated to game viewing in the Serengeti National Park. The areas that you visit will depend upon where the migrating herds are. Predators usually follow closely behind the trekking animals and include lions, leopards (in the acacia trees) and cheetahs. During the short rainy season in November and December the herds move from the hills in the north to the plains in the south. During the longer rainy season from April to June they return up north. As the migration is completely dependent on the yearly rainfalls, the location of the herds may vary from year to year but your guide will know where to locate the animals and where to see them best. You will spend another night at last night's hotel.
Day 4: Serengeti National Park - Ngorongoro Conservation Area:
After breakfast you will join another game drive in the Serengeti National Park and you might spot animals or wildlife event you haven't seen during the last two days. After lunch at a picnic site, you will drive in direction of the Ngorongoro Crater; we will stopover at Olduvai Gorge, boasting with a history dating back to the dawn of time. It was here, that the anthropologists Drs. Lois and Mary Leakey discovered the skulls of 'Nutcracker Man' and 'Handy Man', both very significant links in the chain of human evolution, then after our guide will continue drive you to the edge of the crater, the caldera opens up before you. This approximate 20 km wide crater is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to over 25,000 animals. You will drive to the NGORONGORO SOPA LODGE or NGORONGORO SERENA HOTEL, from where you can witness the sun set over the crater.
After breakfast, drive to Ngorongoro crater, descend the crater 2000ft deep for classic wildlife encounter, Breathtaking views of the crater and abundance wildlife viewing. Predators such as cheetah, lions, leopard, hyena and many other animals to be seen. Picnic lunch at Hippo Pool. Later evening drive to NGORONGORO SOPA LODGE or NGORONGORO SERENA HOTEL, where you will spend the night for dinner and overnight.
Day 6: Return to Arusha then Drive Back to Airport:
After breakfast return to Arusha, visiting office for debriefing, relax on the office garden waiting for right time to drive and drop-off at Kilimanjaro International Airport.
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Publication date: 1 December 2005
The death of corporatism? Managing change in the fire service
Ian Fitzgerald
To demonstrate how government policy on fires service reform was initially challenged by a stubbornly resistant fire service corporatism but finally dismantled following…
To demonstrate how government policy on fires service reform was initially challenged by a stubbornly resistant fire service corporatism but finally dismantled following the 2003 fire service White Paper.
The paper is based on longitudinal case study data that includes 50 semi‐structured interviews with key fire service personnel at regional and national levels.
This paper examines the roots of corporatism at national and local levels and demonstrates how the Fire Brigades Union (FBU) had significant levels of influence on management decision‐making. This was strongly reflected in the key role of the FBU in the industrial relations process that enabled the union to protect "entrenched" working practices. However, at a local level longstanding corporatist partnerships began to break down as a financial crisis arose and management took a more proactive approach. Corporatist structures at a national level, though, remained and it was not until the Labour government's second term of office that these national structures were overhauled following a White Paper and legislation.
This paper demonstrates that whilst fire service management has consolidated its position under the Labour administration it has proved a disaster for the FBU.
Personnel Review, vol. 34 no. 6
Publication date: 19 November 2020
Sex Work, Justice and Decriminalisation: Beyond a Politics of Recognition in Promoting a Social Justice Response to Women at the Margins
Anastacia Ryan
This chapter explores sex work and compares legal regimes in two case study contexts of Scotland and New Zealand. It highlights parallels in policy norms and approaches…
This chapter explores sex work and compares legal regimes in two case study contexts of Scotland and New Zealand. It highlights parallels in policy norms and approaches towards women in sex work and women who use drugs, including stigmatisation and punishment of 'deviant' women or alternatively, approaches that seek to 'rescue' women and which frames them as victims. Different policy approaches and regulatory regimes are discussed but the chapter argues that without attention to social justice issues, the structural drivers of women's engagement in sex work will continue to be overlooked. Participation in policy processes by those with lived experience is emphasised, both to ensure better understanding of sex work by policymakers, and also in recognition of the citizenship, voice and agency of sex workers.
The Impact of Global Drug Policy on Women: Shifting the Needle
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83982-882-920200015
Publication date: 1 September 1912
The Library World Volume 15 Issue 3
THE Woolwich Borough Council have made the retirement of Dr. Baker from the post of Borough Librarian the opportunity of adopting the reactionary policy of dividing the…
THE Woolwich Borough Council have made the retirement of Dr. Baker from the post of Borough Librarian the opportunity of adopting the reactionary policy of dividing the Woolwich library system into three independent parts. They do not propose to fill Dr. Baker's post, and have made three members of the staff librarians‐in‐charge of the Woolwich, Eltham, and Plumstead libraries. Within recent years West Ham and Lewisham have adopted a similar policy; while an opposite course has been taken by Southwark and Westminster. It is obvious that an already limited income will be even more inadequate when it is administered in three separate parts. A small temporary advantage may accrue to certain localities of the borough, but the library service of the borough as a whole is bound to suffer. There is plenty of evidence that the greatest library service can be given to a district when the libraries form one organic whole. So much for the present; now for the future. Woolwich is growing rapidly in some localities, and when the inevitable library extension is required, what is going to happen ? Each of the older districts is going to be mulcted of a part of its already far from adequate share in order to finance still another separate administration. Instead of the Borough library service under one administration becoming increasingly efficient with the growth of the district, it is going to remain a series of small and comparatively ineffective units. Then there is another aspect of the question which touches us even more closely professionally. If library systems are going to be divided in this way, men and women are not going to be found willing to go through the long and special training necessary for an administrative librarian, because the position of "librarian‐in‐charge" is no return for such training. In this way, if this policy is going to spread, a much more serious blow still will be struck at the library efficiency of the country.
New Library World, vol. 15 no. 3
Publication date: 1 May 2006
Exploring career transitions: accounting for structure and agency
Joanne Duberley, Mary Mallon and Laurie Cohen
To apply and develop Stephen Barley's model of career structuration to offer insights into the transition into portfolio working.
A qualitative case study methodology is used. Interviews were conducted with managers who had left the National Health Service to develop portfolio careers.
The adoption of the Barley model of career structuration as a sensitising device has made it possible to show how individuals have drawn from existing scripts embedded in institutional forms but have also contributed to developing new career scripts, such as portfolio working. Their enactment of career scripts is a dynamic process whereby they impact back on those scripts in both intentional and unintentional ways. Thus the transformative capacity of individual career actions is asserted but, critically, alongside awareness of constraints as bound up in structures which have salience for individuals and for collectives.
This is a study based in one large public sector organisation. Further exploration of the potential role of career as a way of understanding socially embedded action and its capacity for change is required, which takes account of different occupational settings.
The study outlines some of the frustrations experienced by portfolio workers and has practical implications for the ways in which they should be managed.
The paper contributes to the debate concerning structure and agency in career theory.
Kathleen M. Moriarty
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Transforming Information Security
Publication date: 1 March 1996
PERSPECTIVES ON CAREER DEVELOPMENT OF WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT
Victoria B. Hoffarth
The recent years have been marked by the increasing participation of women in the labour force internationally. Especially in the industrialised countries of Western…
The recent years have been marked by the increasing participation of women in the labour force internationally. Especially in the industrialised countries of Western Europe and North America, this labour force participation is now well over 40%. Globally, however, the estimate is around 33%. A large number of these women are still found in the agriculture sector and the informal sector of industry. For those working in the formal industrial sector, a significant portion work in the shopfloor of assembly line operations for products ranging from electronics to textiles. Women in management comprise less than 1% of all economically active women. For the purposes of this paper, a "manager" is defined as a person who has latitude in decision making as to the allocation and use of organisational resources, including physical, financial, and human resources.
Equal Opportunities International, vol. 15 no. 3
Publication date: 9 November 2006
Introduction to Ethics and Epidemics
John Balint, Martin Strosberg, Sean Philpott and Robert Baker
This volume of essays is based upon the proceedings of a conference on "Ethics and Epidemics" hosted in March 2004 by Albany Medical College and the Graduate College of…
This volume of essays is based upon the proceedings of a conference on "Ethics and Epidemics" hosted in March 2004 by Albany Medical College and the Graduate College of Union University in the wake of the SARS epidemic. The SARS epidemic was a stark reminder of how quickly infectious disease can spread in our era of fast and frequent worldwide travel. Furthermore, it reawakened interest in and debate about major ethical, policy, political and social issues that arise as societies respond to such acute threats to health, life and liberty. Current concerns about the threat of avian influenza, due to the H5N1 virus, and its potential to evolve into a worldwide pandemic highlight the urgent need to address these issues.
Ethics and Epidemics
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/S1479-3709(06)09013-3
The end of management? managerial pasts, presents and futures
Jonathan Morris and Mike Reed
Presents 31 abstracts, edited by Johanthan Morris and Mike Reed, from the 2003 Employment Research Unit Annual Conference, held at Cardiff Business School in September…
Presents 31 abstracts, edited by Johanthan Morris and Mike Reed, from the 2003 Employment Research Unit Annual Conference, held at Cardiff Business School in September 2003. The conference theme was "The end of management? managerial pasts, presents and futures". Contributions covered, for example, the changing HR role, managing Kaizen, contradiction in organizational life, organizational archetypes, changing managerial work and gendering first‐time management roles. Case examples come from areas such as Mexico, South Africa, Australia, the USA, Canada and Turkey.
Management Research News, vol. 26 no. 9
Management history
Implications of complexity and chaos theories for organizations that learn
Peter A.C. Smith
In 1996 Hubert Saint‐Onge and Smith published an article ("The evolutionary organization: avoiding a Titanic fate", in The Learning Organization, Vol. 3 No. 4), based on…
In 1996 Hubert Saint‐Onge and Smith published an article ("The evolutionary organization: avoiding a Titanic fate", in The Learning Organization, Vol. 3 No. 4), based on their experience at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC). It was established at CIBC that change could be successfully facilitated through blended application of theory such as system dynamics, and the then emerging notions of "chaos and complexity". The resulting enterprise was termed an evolutionary organization (EVO), and CIBC has continued since to re‐invent itself with great success. Although the all‐embracing nature of chaos and complexity was understood, in retrospect the impact of non‐rational people‐factors, e.g. emotion, trust, openness, spirituality were underestimated. Introduces the six papers included in this special issue, which illustrate how much more sophisticated chaos and complexity have become in the decade since Hubert Saint‐Onge and Smith first began to apply the notions at CIBC. However, although the papers in this issue present some evidence of managerial "take‐up" of chaos and complexity, whether "take‐off" will ever ensue is questionable. It is proposed that, just as in the 1990s, if there is one thing that more than any other stands in the way of exploration and adoption of these ideas, it is management mindsets.
The Learning Organization, vol. 10 no. 6
The Library World Volume 18 Issue 10
The critical budgetting month of March is over, and we are at liberty to glance at the general position of libraries in regard to finance. As we anticipated, certain…
The critical budgetting month of March is over, and we are at liberty to glance at the general position of libraries in regard to finance. As we anticipated, certain retrenchments have been effected in the form of reduced contributions from municipal rates, but while these have been regrettable they have in no case been so drastic as utterly to cripple the libraries involved. The unfortunate circumstance in the matter is the haphazard way in which reductions are made. An example worth quoting of this kind occurred at Ealing, where a councillor moved successfully that the appropriation for libraries be reduced to £1,500, without specifying in what directions economies were to be effected, or troubling himself about the working of a system of libraries upon this manifestly inadequate sum; but, after all, to tilt at haphazard methods is to tilt at British character. Naturally, the old exploded arguments against public libraries were advanced in various discussions, as at Croydon, where a councillor stated that the librarian's hours were spent "in handing novels to servant girls, who had nothing better to do," a statement which he must have known to be untrue; but such arguments have met with small success, and on the whole the libraries have been supported.
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RAYMOND, Wash. — A sheriff's deputy who allegedly grew maniacal after his personal car was egged faces 11 criminal counts stemming from retribution he sought for the harmless prank.
Pacific County Sheriff's Deputy Vance Johnson, 44, faces multiple charges of first-degree extortion, bribery and reckless endangerment in Lewis County Superior Court. If convicted he could be sentenced to more than ten years in prison.
According to charging documents, Johnson was at his home in Pacific County near Raymond, Wash. on March 28 when a vehicle filled with teens drove by his house and threw a single egg at his personal Jeep. Johnson, outraged at the prank, jumped into his car and chased after the vehicle, court documents show, allegedly following close behind the car at speeds approaching 75 MPH.
After a short chase, he managed to pull in front of the egg throwers and slam on the brakes.
Johnson stepped out of his car and made a "come on" motion with his hand while he appeared to reach for his guns, charging documents allege. Luckily, the teens managed to drive past Johnson's vehicle and hide out on a nearby road.
Though the victims managed to escape, court documents show nearly a month later, Johnson approached the young teen who drove the egging car. Johnson, dressed in his sheriff's uniform, demanded the teen's ID and allegedly said he needed to pay $1500 dollars in damages the egg caused to his car.
Johnson seemed to take pleasure in the teen's fear, documents show, and allegedly told the victim he was in fact "reaching for his gun," during the original encounter.
The victim's mother came home at the time to find Johnson allegedly intimidating her son. But instead of backing down, Johnson allegedly told the mother he could "make trouble" for her at her job if she and her son didn't cooperate.
Following the incident, Johnson allegedly called all the passengers in the car and told them to pay $1500. He also visited another mother of one of the car's passengers and told her if the kids didn't pay for the damage, he would be forced to charge them. Johnson grew angry in the mother's office and shouted frequently, demanding she pay the money.
All of the victims came forward to the sheriff's office, and after an extensive investigation, Johnson was charged in Lewis County Superior Court.
Johnson is a 5 year veteran of the sheriff's office.
So he is an idiot, if he would have acted in a professional manner an explained to the kid that when an act of vandalism (egging can be considered vandalism) all persons involved regardless of their level of involvement can be held accountable both criminally and financially (financially up to five times damage) for example if five people are involved even if only one of them do the actual damage (say $1000) each person can be responsible to pay up to $5000 for a total of $25000. The court don't usually do this but the option is there. So if he would have waited for the mom (because the kid is a minor) he could have gotten a few thousand leagelly but he had to be a complete and blooming idiot so now he goes to jail.


Christine Harris has two boys and a part-time job. The Elk Grove Village resident also has a goal: to become a college graduate.
Christine Harris has two boys and a part-time job. The Elk Grove Village resident also has a goal: to become a college graduate. This fall, Harris, 36, plans to join the ranks of Harper College's new "Weekend Advantage" program, which offers a host of courses on Saturdays and Sundays and responds to increased demand from students attempting to balance families, jobs and college. "This is perfect for people who have previously dabbled here and there but never gotten a degree, or for those who've never taken a single class because by the time they get home from work, they're too tired to pick up their books," says Adult Learning Special Assistant Nancy Wajler, who oversees the program. "Let's face it: To get to an evening class on weeknights, you may have to leave work early - and if you have to do that every week for three years or so, you're probably not going to have a lot of desire to finish that degree." For Harris - who juggles a toddler, a 3-month-old and a fierce desire to someday earn a bachelor's degree - Weekend Advantage means finishing up her classes without having to miss work or pay a sitter to stay with the children. This way, she can attend courses when her husband is at home. "Life can get in the way of so much," Wajler acknowledges. "This program gives people a real option." The College will host a Weekend Advantage information session at 6 p.m. Thursday, June 24 in the Student Center, on the main floor of Building A on Harper's main campus, 1200 W. Algonquin Road in Palatine. To RSVP, visit www.harpercollege.edu. Classes start in the fall.
Patrick Botterman and David K. Hill served Harper College's Board of Trustees for years, tirelessly advocating for affordable, accessible education. Now their legacy lives on. The Harper College Educational Foundation this month awarded the inaugural David K. Hill Memorial Scholarship and the Patrick Botterman Scholarship for Student Leadership in honor of the two former trustees, who died in 2008. "It was an honor to hand out scholarships that bear the names of two people who were so important to the Harper community," says Catherine Brod, Vice President of Community Relations and Executive Director of the Harper College Educational Foundation. "Both Patrick Botterman and David Hill understood the mission of a community college, and these scholarships help us live our goal of helping students succeed." The Hill scholarship, one of the most prestigious science honors attainable by a Harper student, went to chemistry major Amit Patel. Patel, a Buffalo Grove resident and Buffalo Grove High School graduate, holds a 4.0 grade point average and plans to eventually receive his master's degree. He says he'd like to pursue a science career in a field that will help others; he's considered both energy research and medical research. The first-ever Botterman scholarship went to Joseph O'Malley of Elk Grove village, who graduated on the Dean's Honors List this spring and will transfer to Illinois State University this fall. He plans to become a Spanish teacher. His goal is to use his education to make a difference in the world - and he's hopeful his future students will learn the Spanish language to help bridge a growing communication gap. Botterman, a Wheeling Township Democratic Committeeman first elected to Harper's board in 1998, played a key role in Harper's successes and growth for more than 10 years. He died suddenly from a heart attack in spring 2008, leaving behind a legacy of support for Harper students. Hill, the founder of Kimball Hill Homes, was appointed to the College's board in 2004 and elected to a four-year term in 2005. He was an avid supporter of student scholarships, the cultural arts, and deaf and hard-of-hearing students; the College's Deaf Institute now bears the Hill family name. He died in summer 2008 after a battle with cancer. To donate to the scholarships or for details on giving to Harper's Educational Foundation, visit www.harpercollege.edu/giving or call 847.925.6940.
Local musical chameleons Tributosaurus cover a new band at least once a month. This month at Harper College, it will be the Rolling Stones. The group will perform classic rock hits from the Rolling Stones at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, June 24 in the College's Performing Arts Center. Founded in 2002, Tributosaurus members learn the music of the band they're covering and then add singers or instrumentalists as needed, assembling a tailor-made team each time. Songs on the group's Rolling Stones concert program will include selections from albums like Beggar's Banquet, the 1968 album featuring "Jumpin' Jack Flash"; Let it Bleed, the 1969 album featuring "You Can't Always Get What You Want,"; Sticky Fingers, the Stones' first 1970s album; and Exile on Main Street, an album recently re-released with 10 bonus tracks. Tickets for the concert are $12 for general admission, with discounts for students and seniors. For more information or for tickets, call 847.925.6100 or visit www.harpercollege.edu/boxoffice.
There's still time to tell Harper College about your summer plans - and still time to win a new netbook. The College is embracing social media and its savvy suburban users by issuing a YouTube-centric challenge: tell Harper what you're doing this summer, and do it via a video you upload yourself. The entrant with the most video views at the contest's end wins a netbook computer. The deadline for entries is July 7. The contest encourages the kind of simple, short, grassroots videos that thrive on YouTube already, says Marc Westenburg, the Marketing Specialist who created the campaign. "It could be as simple as someone sitting in front of a home webcam - or even a cell phone video camera - or as complex as a carefully edited video or animation," he says. Submissions can come from anyone, anywhere - they need not be Harper students - but must address what the subject is doing educationally over the summer toward a specific personal, professional or academic goal. That could include brushing up on a foreign language, taking classes toward a degree, completing an internship or enrolling in a local cooking or theater class. "We want to showcase real people who are maximizing the summer months in order to succeed in life and realize their dreams," Westenburg says. "It's a perfect example of the user-generated content that's so popular right now on all kinds of social media sites." Further instructions can be found at www.youtube.com/goforwardharper. Details also are at http://summer.harpercollege.edu.
Marc Mulvey's unemployment journey is pretty funny. And he hopes you'll laugh - a lot. The Palatine resident was a freshly laid-off production manager looking for a break when he joined Harper College's "Career Stimulus" job-hunting support group in 2009. Help came from an unexpected source: a just-for-fun comedian hosted by the group in December. "I left that meeting and I remembered how much I enjoyed comedy," says Mulvey, who had tried his hand at open mic nights in the past. Inspired, he drafted an entire sketch about being laid off, being unemployed and finding your place again - timely humor in a continued rough-and-tumble economy. A firm believer that it never pays to take yourself too seriously, he's hopeful his act will bring a few smiles, especially from the unemployed. "Sometimes," he says, "you just have to laugh at what you went through in this recession." His one-man show uses his own story as its base - beginning with his termination, when his facility was shut down and his work was outsourced - but also lampoons the generic unemployment journey, from the lines delivered by unapologetic bosses to the reality check when you're stuck at home afterward. "Frankly, at times like this, people get so serious they can lose their perspective," he says. "I think humor can help you keep your composure." Mulvey, who holds a computer science degree and has worked in the engineering industry for more than 20 years, says he's still looking for a full-time job. But he's also enjoying this newest leg of his journey. He performed a piece of his show in Chicago already, and now is planning suburban gigs. "I think it's fantastic. We're all about helping people do what they're passionate about," says Adult Learning Specialist Nancy Wajler, who oversees Harper's Career Stimulus program. "The whole purpose of our program is to offer options, encouragement and inspiration." Career Stimulus has seen significant success since its March 2009 launch, with many participants acing interviews, landing jobs and launching new careers. Mulvey's story, Wajler says, "is another success story that's truly worth smiling about."
Event: Graphic Arts Boost for high school students. Local high school students interested in pursuing graphic arts will participate in hands-on events led by industry professionals.


Opencart Marketplace Product Label- Now, seller and admin can highlight the products in your store with product labels.The labels can be assigned to the product for various factors new items, products on sale, and your bestselling products to increase online sales. They can be seen and allocated on different pages. With this module, you can simply advertise the product as per your requirement via a label.
This module is an add-on of Marketplace Module. To use this module you must have installed first WebKul Opencart Marketplace Module.
The size (in height and width)of the label can be set by both admin and seller.
Installation of Opencart Marketplace Product Label for Opencart is very simple. After extracting the zip file, choose your Opencart Version Folder and in that, you will have two different folders for Opencart 2.x.x.x and 3.x.x.x.
In boththe folder, you will find folders admin, catalog, ocmod and system folders. Now copy the admin, catalog and system folders into the root directory of your Opencart website.
Once you have uploaded the file, login to admin panel and from catalog section go to Extensions> Extension installer and upload the XML file. The XML file can be found in ocmod folder under module directory. Under the ocmod folder, you will find mp_image_label.ocmod.xml(for 2.3.x.x) file, and mp_image_label.ocmod.xml( for other 2.x.x.x and 3.x.x.x) file.
The admin can edit the module from here.
Label Position- The global position of the label can set from here, which can be top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right.
Width- The width of the label which admin wishes on the product image.
Height-The area covered by the label in terms of height on the product image.
Add Label to Product Page-From here the admin can enable or disable the label visibility from the Product page.
Add Label to Search Page- From here the admin can enable or disable the label visibility from the product Search Page.
Add Label to Category Page- From here the admin can enable or disable the label visibility from the product Category page.
Add Label to Manufacturer Page- From here the admin can enable or disable the label visibility from the product manufacturer's page.
Add Label to Compare Page- From here the admin can enable or disable the label visibility from the product comparison page.
Add Label to Special Page- From here the admin can enable or disable the label visibility from the special product page.
Status- From this field, the admin can enable or disable the module.
Seller label's Permission- From here the admin can choose on which pages the label will be visible to the seller.
Admin needs to set permission for the Product Label on Product Tab, in Allowed Product Tabs select the mp-product-label.
Admin can simply add a label to a product by going to edit product page, Marketplace>Product, then select a product to be edited. Then on Product page admin can go to Product label tab.
The Seller can even add the label to the products for this they need to navigate to Product list>Select a Product, then edit the product on the Product page.
Product label- This will enable/disable the product label for the product.
Label Position- From here seller can tell the position of the label on the product, which can be top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right.
Width- The Total area covered by the label on the product image on terms of width can be set by the seller.
Height- The Total area covered by the label on the product image on terms of height can be set by the seller.
Image- The seller can upload label image here.
From customer front, the label can be seen on various pages.


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Dry Gulch (2013)
Director: Alejandro Alberola
This film was an official selection at the 9th annual International Horror & Sci-Fi Film Festival in Phoenix in 2013. Here's an index to my reviews of 2013 films.
This was a subtle choice by programmer Mike Stackpole to kick off the first Sci-Fi Shorts set at the International Horror & Sci-Fi Film Festival. Not only is it an animated film, it's one without a single word of dialogue, the only vocal sound we expect to hear being a scream that escapes its owner's throat in the form of searing guitar. It even starts slowly, but the stunning visual design on display was certain to grab everyone's eyeballs and turn them to the screen. The films that populated two sets of sci-fi shorts this year were of unparalleled quality, perhaps because filmmakers are starting to realise that science fiction doesn't have to equal special effects, and those still playing with CGI are finding it easier to look good. Selections during the past few years have been inconsistent, as the quality of submissions has varied so much, but this year's pleasant surprise of consistency is outweighed perhaps only by the pleasant surprise of variety, this being its epitome.
It's a Mexican film, which is quintessentially science fiction and quintessentially western all at the same time. We're in Chiseler's Burg, which the film's IMDb synopsis calls 'an old town on a dying planet in a long forgotten region of space'. It's quite clearly influenced by the movie Heavy Metal and in turn by the organic work of artists like Jean Giraud aka Mœbius, who had co-created Métal Hurlant, the French comic book whose legacy led to it. Perhaps uncoincidentally, Mœbius, who is still mostly known for fantasy and science fiction work, had started out in westerns with a series called Blueberry. He worked occasionally in film, including concept designs for Alien, which grew out of the legendary failed adaptation of Dune by Alejandro Jodorowsky, with whom he'd created comic books in France, such as L'Incal. The reason I mention all this is that Dry Gulch is clearly so influenced by titles like L'Incal that they could almost be seen as part of the same universe.
If you've ever seen anything drawn by Mœbius, you'll be instantly intrigued by that. Dry Gulch was brought to life by six animators, who share twenty names between them, so I'm not going to list them here, but they channel his vision into a striking world. While we follow a silent story from murder and hanging to revenge, we can't help but bathe in the highly organic visuals: a spaceship that reminds of a giant flying centipede, snow that makes it seem like the stars are dancing, huge mushrooms that serve as bridges. While this is clearly a western, it's fully translated to this alien world. In place of horses there are giant spiked warthogs or huge birds. Instead of carriages, there are hovercars with neatly retracting steps. The sniper rifle looks like a dieselpunk antique. Yet the archetypes are still here and eerily familiar: the wanted poster, the windswept duster and the fire to keep people warm out in the middle of nowhere in the desert.
The music is another archetype, but less traditionally American and more like an Italian prog rock improvisation on spaghetti western themes by Ennio Morricone. The choice to to make this rather universal by eschewing spoken words in favour of themes is a good one, the English words on the wanted poster really as much art as the images they accompany. The lack of words highlights the prominence and importance of the music, by Javier and Francisco Diaz Pinelo, and also underlines that connection to Heavy Metal. I really enjoyed the score, which accentuates the visuals but also survives them, as it would be much easier to listen to this outside the framework of the film than most soundtracks. If I'm navigating Spanish websites appropriately, it would seem that both play for a Mexican hard rock band called Ravenscar, who I will now need to explore. Now all these guys need to do is make more films like Dry Gulch and we'll have a Mexican Heavy Metal to enjoy.
Dry Gulch is available to view for free on Vimeo.
Posted by Hal C. F. Astell at 10:20 pm
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Labour Market Dynamics 2012
Labour Force Surveys
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South Africa ZAF
The Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QLFS) is a household-based sample survey conducted by Statistics South Africa (StatsSA). It collects data on the labour market activities of individuals aged 15 years or older who live in South Africa. Since 2008, StatsSA have produced an annual dataset based on the QLFS data, "Labour Market Dynamics in South Africa". The dataset is constructed using data from all all four QLFS datasets in the year. The dataset also includes a number of variables (including income) that are not available in any of the QLFS datasets from 2010. The objective of this report is twofold: first, to present annual labour market data backcast to 2007, and second, to analyse important aspects of the labour market in South Africa over the past five years.
The South African labour market outlines important aspects of the three major groups which constitute the working-age population and discusses the relevance of age and population group to labour market outcomes over the period 2007 to 2012. They highlights differences in the composition of the workforce by province and level of education, and signals the importance of the latter for the quality of the labour supply. Summary measures, including the unemployment, absorption and labour force participation rate are then analysed. Labour market outcomes in the SADC region are analysed followed by the profile of discouraged work-seekers in South Africa. finally, they discuss labour market trends based on the expanded definition of unemployment.
Sample survey data [ssd]
- Individuals
- Households
Topic Classification
Education ILO
Income & Wages ILO
Labour Market ILO
Tax Policy & Administration ILO
Gender ILO
Individual income
The QLFS sample covers the non-institutional population except for those in workers' hostels. However, persons living in private dwelling units within institutions are enumerated. For example, within a school compound, one would enumerate the schoolmaster's house and teachers' accommodation because these are private dwellings. Students living in a dormitory on the school compound would, however, be excluded.
Authoring entity/Primary investigators
Statistics South Africa Government of South Africa
The QLFS frame has been developed as a general purpose household survey frame that can be used by all other household surveys irrespective of the sample size requirement of the survey. The sample size for the QLFS is roughly 30 000 dwellings per quarter.
The sample is based on information collected during the 2001 Population Census conducted by Stats SA. In preparation for the 2001 Census, the country was divided into 80 787 enumeration areas (EAs). Stats SA's household-based surveys use a Master Sample of Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) which comprises of EAs that are drawn from across the country.
The sample is designed to be representative at the provincial level and within provinces at the metro/non-metro level. Within the metros, the sample is further distributed by geography type. The four geography types are: urban formal, urban informal, farms and tribal. This implies, for example, that within a metropolitan area the sample is representative at the different geography types that may exist within that metro.
The current sample size is 3 080 PSUs. It is divided equally into four sub-groups or panels called rotation groups. The rotation groups are designed in such a way that each of these groups has the same distribution pattern as that which is observed in the whole sample. They are numbered from one to four and these numbers also correspond to the quarters of the year in which the sample will be rotated for the particular group.
The sample for the QLFS is based on a stratified two-stage design with probability proportional to size (PPS) sampling of primary sampling units (PSUs) in the first stage, and sampling of dwelling units (DUs) with systematic sampling in the second stage.
For the LFSs of February 2000 to March 2004, a rotating panel sample design was used to allow for measurement of change in people's employment situation over time. The same dwellings were visited on, at most, five different occasions. After this, new dwelling units were included for interviewing from the same PSU in the master sample. This means arotation of 20% of dwelling units each time.Each quarter, a ¼ of the sampled dwellings rotate out of the sample and are replaced by new dwellings from the same PSU or the next PSU on the list. Thus, sampled dwellings will remain in the sample for four consecutive quarters. It should be noted that the sampling unit is the dwelling, and the unit of observation is the household. Therefore, if a household moves out of a dwelling after being in the sample for, say two quarters, and a new household moves in, the new household will be enumerated for the next two quarters. If no household moves into the sampled dwelling, the dwelling will be classified as vacant (unoccupied).
The design of the QLFS enables the tracking of individuals across the quarters. This means that, in principle, as many as three out of every four individuals in the sample can be tracked between two consecutive quarters. In the fourth quarter, one in four individuals can be tracked. The results analysed in this chapter therefore match persons that were present in the sample between two consecutive quarters using the following variables: name, surname, gender, age, and population group.
In general, imputation is used for item non-response (i.e. blanks within the questionnaire) and edits failure (i.e. invalid or inconsistent responses). The eligible households in the sampled dwellings can be divided into two response categories: respondents and non-respondents. Weight adjustment is applied to account for the non-respondent households (e.g. refusal, no contact, etc.).
Average response rate by province, 2012
Province Percentages (%)
Western Cape 88.3
Eastern Cape 98.5
Northern Cape 90.7
Free State 96,7
KwaZulu-Natal 97,6
North West 93.2
Gauteng 81.4
Mpumalanga 94.1
Limpopo 98.8
South Africa 92.6
The sampling weights for the data collected from the sampled households are constructed in such a manner that the responses could be properly expanded to represent the entire civilian population of South Africa. The weights are the result of calculations involving several factors, including original selection probabilities, adjustment for non-response, and benchmarking to known population estimates from the Demography division of Stats SA.
The final survey weights are constructed using regression estimation to calibrate to the known population counts at the national level population estimates (which are supplied by the Demography division) cross-classified by 5-year age groups, gender and race, and provincial population estimates by broad age groups. The 5-year age groups are: 0–4, 5–9, 10–14, etc., and 65 years and over. The provincial-level age groups are: 0–14, 15–34, 35–64, and 65 years and over. The calibrated weights are constructed in such a way that all persons in a household would have the same final weight.
Dates of Data Collection (YYYY/MM/DD)
Time periods (YYYY/MM/DD)
2012-01 2012-12
Mode of data collection
Type of Research Instrument
The questionnaire of the Labour Force Survey 2012 is used for the interviews of labour Market Dynamic.
Contents of the QLFS questionnaire
Section Number of Details of each section
Section 1 10 Biographical information (marital status, language, migration, education, training, literacy, etc.
Section 2 7 Economic activities
Section 3 19 Unemployment and economic inactivity
Section 4 25 Main work activities in the last week
Section 5 9 Earnings in the main job
All sections 70 Comprehensive coverage of all aspects of the labour market
Statistics South Africa Government of South Africa distribution@statssa.gov.za https://www.datafirst.uct.ac.za/dataportal/index.php/catalog/459
The CD contains a flat, ASCII, fixed-field file, with one line of given length per record. This format was chosen to make the data usable with as many statistical programs as possible, and thus accessible to as wide a range of people as possible. Users can also access, explore and download the micro data in various formats, i.e. SAS, SPSS, Stata, etc., as well as the metadata from StatsOnline at www.statssa.gov.za. Click on 'Interactive data' then 'Explore micro data'.
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Statistics South Africa. Labour Market Dynamics in South Africa 2012 [dataset]. Version 1.2. Pretoria: Statistics South Africa [producer], 2015. Cape Town: DataFirst [distributor], 2015.
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A baleia azul de Catoosa é uma estrutura à beira d'água, a leste da cidade de Catoosa, no estado americano de Oklahoma, que se tornou uma das atrações mais reconhecíveis e famosas da Rota 66.

Criação
Hugh Davis construiu a baleia no início da década de 1970 como um presente de aniversário para sua esposa Zelta, que colecionava objetos com formato de baleia. A baleia azul e sua lagoa tornaram-se um ponto favorito para atividades recreativas relacionadas à natação tanto para os locais, quanto para os viajantes da Rota 66. Inicialmente, a lagoa em volta da baleia era alimentada durante a primavera, apenas com finalidade particular. Mas conforme os locais começaram a frequentar suas águas, Davis trouxe toneladas de areia, construiu mesas de piquenique, contratou salva-vidas e abriu a atração ao público.

Atração pública

Originalmente denominado Nature's Acres, Hugh Davis continuou a adicionar atrações ao conjunto, tais como "The Fun" e "Swim Blue Whale" e o "A.R.K." (Animal Reptile Kingdom). A atração também contava com o cunhado de Hugh, o chefe nativo americano Wolf-Robe Hunt, da tribo Acoma, que tinha sua própria fama com pinturas indígenas e por sua habilidade como prateiro (ourives especializado em objetos de prata).

Por volta de 1988, os Davis já não tinham mais condições de manter a atração aberta; então, fecharam-na ao público. Davis faleceu em 11 de janeiro de 1990 e Zelta, em 1 de agosto de 2001. O parque começou a degradar-se, com partes desmoronando pela falta de manutenção e pela exposição às intempéries. Após uma década nessa situação, a população de Catoosa e empregados do Hampton Inn lançaram um evento de arrecadação de fundos e um mutirão para restaurar a atração na beira da Rota 66. A baleia azul foi restaurada e repintada para o seu tom original, o azul-brilhante. A área adjacente também foi restaurada.

Na mídia
Em 15 de julho de 2002, a Baleia azul fez uma aparição nacional na tira em quadrinhos Zippy the Pinhead.

Galeria

Ligações externas
 Architecture of the Blue Whale
 Legends of America
 Blue Whale of Route 66

Esculturas
Parques dos Estados Unidos
U.S. Route 66
Atrações de beira de estrada dos Estados Unidos


Want a fantastic culmination to your 2016 dance season? Join Dupree Dance for an unforgettable National Finals competition at the heart of Florida's Emerald Coast! The Emerald Coast Convention Center is located just a shells throw away from sugar white sand and award-winning beaches!
Our National Finals competition will take place on July 9-13, 2017. On July 9, Dupree will offer a limited number of optional master classes to competition registered dancers.
If you would like to make a reservation via phone, please contact our reservations department at 850.301.9000 and ask for Dupree Dance Competition group block to receive the group discount.
Please call 850 362 6700 to book your room and use the group name Dupree Dance.
Destin/Fort Walton Beach also has many condo options you can book through VRBO.com.
Please check out distance from the condo to the convention center, beach traffic can get a little busy sometimes.


Agate is a beautifully striped, finely grained gemstone that is found in a wide variety of bright colors and textures.
Agate is a chalcedony quartz that forms in banded layers. It is often found in volcanic rock as a round nodule with concentric bands like the rings in a tree trunk. Some bands look like eyes, while others resemble scallops or landscapes.
Some agates are hollow with the inner deposit consisting of quartz crystals directed toward the center forming a crystal lined cavity or geode.
Agates are said to balance energies.
They are known for protection of children, for imparting courage and for aiding in healing.
In ancient civilizations people put agate in their drinking water to ward off sickness.
In many traditions agate is believed to cure snake bites and scorpion stings.
Persian magicians used agate to divert storms and still thunder and lightning.
At The FamiLee Jewels we love using the many variations of agate in our work. Some of our favorite pieces are agate and geode slices that have been wrapped in copper or sterling silver wire.


That's the plan. Then the phone rings.
Vanessa has the next year of her life pretty much figured out. Sure, there's some parental convincing to do but she and her celebrity-obsessed gal pal Taylor pretty much think their plan is airtight.
Then Vanessa's parents get a mysterious phone call and drop a bombshell on her that she never could have imagined. She has a half brother. And he's coming to live with them.


I wouldn't worry too much, 'cuz my guess is this has a high chance of getting revealed in a future trailer, but this could be considered spoiler territory, be warned I guess? Just read it, c'mon.
It looks like Tony Stark may have to say goodbye to that awesome view... not of the hot girl, let's face it, he can get an "interview" with Leslie Bibb's character anytime he wants. After a set visit peek at "a large set on mechanical stilts in one of their bigger stages precariously close to a large under-water tank used for submerged filming," our friends at LatinoReview confirm that Stark's seaside view will be more of a 'sea-in' view by the end of Iron Man 3.
Someone got a little smartphone happy and this picture showed up on Reddit that shows part of the Stark Mansion set on mechanical stilts to elevate it from the floor.
After the leaked set construction photo that appeared on the "Reddit" website comes word that the set is actually built on a very sophisticated gimbals system. This is a set up for total destruction. How do you fight a super hero? Hit him in the most sacred place….his home… villains of Iron Man 3 hit Tony Stark and hit him hard enough for his mansion to fall into the Pacific ocean.
Location, location, location. We saw Iron Man doing some underwater work in The Avengers, and he did quite the damage himself on his own house in Iron Man 2, so I don't think repairing it (or replacing it) would be too hard. Oh, yeah, and he's a billionaire!!! But this amps up the drama in the story with villains bringing the battle right to Tony's door step, a risk he took when he revealed to the world that he is Iron Man. We've seen this situation in Batman films, upcoming and of the past, as well as with Superman. It never fares well in the end for the villain.
If you were Tony Stark in this situation, what items would you grab from your house?


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An interview with Highlife musician Paul Play Dairo
Posted on December 30, 2020 by Samuel
Paul Play Dairo is the singer and song writer, he is the son of Veteran highlife musician I.K Dairo, he rose to fame in the early 2000's with his hit singles 'Angel of my life', he also remixed the very popular song 'Mo so rire'. The singer was interviewed by Punch and he talked about his health challenge his new looks and other issues and what he has been doing lately.
Is the singer planning a big coming back to the music scene after 7years?
You were once one of the reigning stars in the country. What do you miss about those days?
I am not a singer who once reigned. I am still ruling in my genre. My songs are played every day on the radio.
However, one of the things I miss about the good old days is the love and unity that existed among musicians. Today, there is not much love and respect for one another.
A lot of people are curious to know what you are up to.
I am the Chairman of LYSI Regimen Limited, a mind health and wellness firm. I am also a director of LYSI Mission Foundation. I was recently appointed as a director of entertainment for the Atiku Care Foundation. I am still very active on the entertainment scene. I also have Playground Entertainment, where we manage and develop artistes for record deals. We also produce content for television and radio.
You now wear dreadlocks. What inspired this new look?
I used to keep my hair in the past but because of my illness in 2009, I had to cut it off. I just wanted to look different.
What message do you want to pass across with your new look?
The message in my new looks is that one has total freedom over one's life.
What endeared you to music?
Music is in my DNA (genes) and I probably got that from my late father, Isaiah Dairo, popularly known as IK Dairo. I wanted to do other things but I just got caught up in its rapture.
Is your father's music career responsible for the career path you chose?
My father's music career had little or no influence on my career path. He did not even know about my interest in music for years until his manager told him. All my father wanted was for us (his children) to be serious with our academics, so I kept it a secret.
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When you started music, how far did you think you would go, especially having IK Dairo as a musical influence?
I asked God about my journey into the world of entertainment before venturing into it. And even now, I don't know how far he wants to take me.
Music means different things to artistes. What does music mean to you?
Music, to me, means treating the mind with education, wisdom and love. Music is also a celebration of life
How would you compare the Nigerian music scene now with the time you started?
The music revolution is massive because of the influence of social media and the Internet. In the past, a song released in January might not have spread all over Nigeria by December. But today, a song released in Ajegunle (Lagos) could be heard in Hong Kong (China) within seconds. The Internet revolution has indeed made a huge difference.
What are your thoughts about the type of music that is churned out by the new generation of artists?
I believe that every creative mind has the right to produce what they like. Art is art, no matter how anyone sees it. If people are consuming their (new generation of artists) content and it is giving the artists fame and money, I cannot criticize their music. I think this question should be directed to the National Broadcasting Corporation, radio stations, TV stations, and the print media.
I cannot criticize my profession. As for me, I try to make sure my music can be consumed by both children and adults. That is my own responsibility and others have the right to do as they like. It should be noted that we are in a democratic system.
Are you based in the United Kingdom and how well has your music fared overseas?
I have always shuttled between the United Kingdom and Nigeria. Luckily, my fan base has grown massively on an international scale too. A couple of singles I released this year have proved that I am still doing well. For instance, I got a distribution deal with a Turkish record label in 2016. Also, I am in a production collaboration with a top Russian disc jockey, and another one in the United Arab Emirates. When I check my streaming log, I am surprised about the very unlikely countries streaming my music. My music ranges from Afro to RnB and pop. The feedback and reviews have been truly amazing.
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Most singers lose their loyalists and fan base when they relocate abroad. Was that the case with you?
My music is not tied to Nigeria and Nigerians only. I play highlife, RnB, and afrobeat. Sometimes, one may not really know the reason one is losing fans. However, as I am losing somewhere, I am gaining new fans in other places. To be candid, Nigeria does not seem to have a fan base culture. There are only a few diehard fans (in the country). The majority just go for any big song out there.
Your song titled, 'Guidance', was released in October. Are you back to making music full-time?
Yes, I recently released 'Guidance'. I had not made any Godly music in recent times and I felt I was losing my connection with my source of success, which is the Almighty God.
Some of your fans miss your songs. Can you still make the type of music you were loved for in the past?
I think this is a crossroad that many artists who have been in the game for so long find themselves at some point. I had a chat with Olamide (rapper) recently on this matter and he said, "Baba, do everything". My music has always been about doing everything. Those fans who love real unadulterated RnB would get it and those who want gospel or highlife would have it as well.
Would you say that life dealt you a great blow at the peak of your career?
Yes, I was missing in action for about seven years because of my health challenges but God knows what is best for me.
What were some of the lessons you learned during your health crisis and afterward?
One of the lessons is that nothing is promised and freely given. Trust is a hard road to travel. Do not expect love, support or care from anybody but hold on to God. I only got a call from three celebrities and only one (Azadus) came to visit me when I returned (from the hospital). (Meanwhile), I had loads of them (celebrities) as friends. If you listen to my song, Guidance, you would find that there is a lesson for every human being to learn from (it).
What is your advice to young artists as regards saving for the rainy days?
Although I am not a financial expert, I would advise young artists to get a financial manager and invest very wisely.
What were some of the mistakes you made in the past that you would want people to learn from?
One of the mistakes I made was trusting too much and being too selfless.
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Some veteran singers complain that artists now release songs that glorify vices such as Internet fraud and other crimes. What is your take on that?
I think those are signs of the end times. As our leaders lay their bed, so they would lie on it. They (musicians) are speaking about reality and what is going on in the country today.
An idle mind is a playground for the devil. Our leaders have made it easy for those (kind of) songs to be churned out. I think every human being has a choice about the content they want to consume.
There have also been complaints about the x-rated content of many music videos. What is your reaction to that?
I could only answer this question if I was the Director-General of the NBC or the National Orientation Agency. I do not criticize other people's works.
How would you assess this year, especially with the COVID-19 experience?
For those that want to be in denial, they can continue, but as for me, this year has really been bad for the entertainment industry because of the COVID-19 pandemic. I lost many shows and gigs.
Social media is a major tool for artists now. How beneficial has it been for you?
I joined social media very late because of my long break but since I got back, it has been pretty helpful.
What do you do for fun?
I like movies and stand-up comedy. I wanted to be a footballer, so I try to make up for that by playing football (video) games.
What do you miss most about Nigeria?
The truth is that there is nothing to miss (about Nigeria) apart from the love one gets from one's fans and friends. This country is in need of a fix.
Do you believe in New Year resolutions?
I used to believe in New Year resolutions but I don't anymore. I believe in making long-term plans, working on them, and asking God to make them happen.
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Love Salmon? This Grilled Salmon with Red Pepper Sauce is a quick & easy meal perfect for weeknight dinners, special occasions and fancy enough for entertaining. The salmon is simply grilled with cajun seasoning and lemon and topped with fresh a sauce of red bell peppers, onions and tomatoes. All on the table in 30 minutes!
I love seafood! Now that wasn't always the case. Growing up my mom was allergic to seafood so she never served it in the house. When I went to college, I met my husband, and he's the one that introduced me to everything seafood. Having grown up in Florida, his family had fresh seafood on a regular basis and he wanted me to enjoy the sea's bounty as much as he did. And now I do! When the kids were growing up I served seafood dinners once a week and, now that it's just my husband and I, we actually have it at least twice a week.
When I want some fresh delicious seafood for dinner or weekend entertaining I always head to The Fresh Market and check out their seasonal selections. The past few weeks they have been hosting a Crab Bash & Wild Caught Salmon event and I am never one to pass up salmon. If you haven't noticed on this blog, I do love my salmon, grilled as in my Cajun Salmon with Cucumber Lime Salsa and Quick & Easy Salmon Skewers, or roasted like my easy Bloody Mary Salmon and Soy Glazed Salmon.
This month wild salmon, which is at its seasonal peak, it at the pinnacle of freshness. When choosing your preferred salmon, whether it be King Salmon, Sockeye Salmon or Coho Salmon, consider how you are going to prepare it before making your selection. Sockeye Salmon, with its medium oil content, is best grilled or smoked while Coho Salmon is a milder salmon with a medium-firm texture and does best grilled on wood plants, steamed, poached or sauteed. King Salmon on the other hand, with the highest oil content, can be grilled, roasted or pan-seared. Check out more cooking and serving tips here.
King Salmon is a quick & easy dinner that can be grilled, roasted or pan-seared.
The King Salmon I purchased at The Fresh Market was moist and glistening with a rich, red flesh and firm texture. In other words, super fresh! And it was calling my name! Due to it's high oil content, I knew this was going to grill up beautifully and wanted to choose a way to prepare it that let all the flavors of this delicious seafood shine through. I decided on a simple sprinkle of Cajun seasoning and lemon juice prior to grilling and to top it off with a fresh sweet red pepper sauce.
I found everything I needed for my red pepper sauce in the produce section of The Fresh Market – red bell peppers, tomatoes, cilantro, onions and garlic. Its always a pleasure to walk through their beautiful selection of seasonal and organic vegetables and fruits as well as their ready-to-cook items.
Sweet red bell pepper sauce complements the rich taste of King Salmon.
To prepare this dinner, make the red pepper sauce before you start the salmon and let it simmer on the stove until you are ready to serve.
In a medium saucepan, brown the chopped onion and garlic in olive oil til soft, about 5 minutes.
Add chopped red bell peppers to onion-garlic mixture and saute 5 minutes.
Add tomatoes and simmer for 15-20 minutes or until it reaches a nice saucy consistency.
In the last few minutes, add chopped cilantro, lemon juice and balsamic vinegar. Stir and heat through.
I like to serve my red pepper sauce a little bit chunky but you can also puree it in a blender if you prefer it smooth. Be careful when blending hot sauces and blend in small batches to allow the heat to escape.
Perfectly grilled salmon only takes 8-11 minutes.
Now it's time for that awesome King Salmon! Sprinkle some lemon juice and cajun seasoning on each filet. I also grilled mine alongside some asparagus that I seasoned with Italian seasoning and a little olive oil. Preheat grill to high heat, about 350-450 degrees. Spray the grate lightly with a nonstick spray. Place salmon, skin side up, on grill and cook for 6-8 minutes. Turn and cook for another 2-3 minutes. At this point you should be able to slide a spatula between the skin and flesh and lift off the grill. Cool, huh?!
Set salmon on a serving plate and serve with lemon and lime wedges and the red pepper sauce on the side. I will tell you, this King Salmon is some of the best salmon I have ever had! No kidding! I'm going to keep this season in mind and watch for it next year and make sure I enjoy it more often and freeze some for later too.
The grilled salmon retained its moisture and tasted so rich and buttery. Just look at that flakiness and how moist it is.
I set the table for fall with gold napkins and a beautiful flower arrangement from The Fresh Market's floral department. Even if the heat in Florida is telling me it's summer, it felt like fall at our dinner table.
This delicious Grilled Salmon with Red Pepper Sauce takes just 30 minutes and is easy enough for weeknight dinners & fancy enough for entertaining.
Prepare the red pepper sauce and let it simmer on the stove as you prepare & grill salmon.
In a medium saucepan, heat olive oil.
When it is hot, add onion and garlic and saute until soft, about 5 minutes.
Add red bell peppers to onion-garlic mixture and simmer for 5 minutes.
Turn down heat and pour in chopped tomatoes and let simmer for 15-20 minutes.
In the last 2 minutes, add cilantro, lemon juice and balsamic vinegar. Stir and heat through.
Drizzle a little on top of salmon fillets and serve remaining sauce on the side.
Preheat grill to high heat (350-450 degrees). Spray grate with nonstick spray.
Leaving skin on, season flesh side of salmon with a sprinkling of lemon juice and cajun seasoning such as Emerils.
When grill is hot, place flesh side down on grate and grill for 6-8 minutes depending on thickness.
Turn fillets and grill with skin side down for an additional 2-3 minutes. Salmon is done when the flesh inside is pink and flakes easily.
Slide spatula between skin and salmon flesh and remove to plate. If the skin does not come apart from the flesh, the salmon may need to cook a little longer.
Serve immediately with red pepper sauce on side.
What a fun twist on salmon – red pepper sauce is a great addition!
The red pepper sauce just lends a fresh, bright taste to an already tasty fish.
I live in the Pacific NW where we have salmon all the time, and I am loving this recipe! The red pepper sauce looks like a delicious way to enjoy the yummy salmon flavors.
Lucky you! I've had the salmon while visiting Washington and Oregon and it's fantastic. I'm so jealous! But when we finally get it here I stock up.
Your husband has such good taste! 🙂 Hope you get a chance to make it for him and above all you've got to make the sauce. It's also great on chicken too.
Yum! Salmon is the all-time favorite seafood around here. Can't wait to try yours!
You can come over to my house any time and enjoy some with me! 🙂 Hope you enjoy!
You sound just like me! I didn't eat fish when I was growing up either, mostly due to my mom's allergy and never making it for us. So when I finally tried it, with my husband's urging, I thought it was fantastic! As a salmon lover, I think you will love this grilled version with the red pepper sauce.
This is soooo my kind of meal! Just beautiful!
Aren't grilled seafood meals the best! This salmon is so delicious and the meal so easy that's it's one I have in my back pocket all the time. I've had it during the week and for company and it's a hit every time.
My whole family loves grilled salmon and I know my parents are always looking for new sauces to try! I cant wait to send them this one!
Woohoo! I hope they enjoy it as much as we do here. It's a great way to change up a delicious salmon dinner.
This is my kind of easy weeknight meal!
Me too! It's hard to beat tasty fresh salmon, especially on the grill!


Jute gift bag, containing either 3 standard jars or 2 large jars of your choice. Choose any combination of jams, marmalades, chutneys and relishes. Please check availability of the individual jars before completing checkout.


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use RedKiteLabs\RedKiteCms\RedKiteCmsBundle\Tests\Unit\Core\Form\Base\BaseType;
use RedKiteLabs\RedKiteCms\TwitterBootstrapBundle\Core\Form\Badge\Two\BadgeType;

/**
 * BadgeTypeTest
 *
 * @author RedKite Labs <info@redkite-labs.com>
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class BadgeTypeTest extends BaseType
{
    protected $translatorDomain = 'TwitterBootstrapBundle';

    protected function configureFields()
    {
        return array(
            'badge_text',
            array(
                'name' => 'badge_type',
                'type' => 'choice',
                'options' => array(
                    'label' => 'badge_block_type',
                    'choices' => array('' => 'base', 'badge-info' => 'info', 'badge-success' => 'success', 'badge-warning' => 'warning', 'badge-important' => 'important', 'badge-inverse' => 'inverse')),
            ),
            'class',
            array(
                'name' => 'save',
                'type' => 'submit',
                'options' => array(
                    'label' => 'common_label_save',
                    'attr' => array('class' => 'al_editor_save btn btn-primary')),
            ),
        );
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    protected function getForm()
    {
        return new BadgeType();
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        $this->setBaseResolver();

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I just created an Instagram account.
I'll be sure to post mine soon!
Might as well post mine, not cause I have much on it but here we go.
This is probably pretty out-there, but did you build that keyboard? Those are Cherry MX Blue, yes?
The beach picture is from Torrevieja, Spain.
The keyboard looks really cool, though why would you consider it superior?
Spain's nice, I like it there. Yeah, blue switches suites me just fine. I was about to buy one from Unicomp but maybe next time.
The Das keyboard has a very disctinct feel to it, it reeks of quality and is very smooth for me to use.
Edited by Anasazi, 06 October 2017 - 05:10 PM.


Chaz Mattison grew up next door to Vegas in Chandler Arizona where he moved to Tennessee to pursue his passion of drums. He graduated from Visible Music College with a Bachelors in performance where he then joined Carnival Cruise Lines months later drumming on ships for a year.
Chaz moved to Vegas at the start of 2017 and has been working as a professional musician on and off the strip. Chaz keeps the office moving and maintains schedules for everyone to finish their projects by a deadline. He is also the "handy man" for any project that needs to be repaired or built from the ground up.


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