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The Refreshing French 75: Best of Both Worlds
Matt Welsch
Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration
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Oliver's Pies Voted Best Pie in West Virginia
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A Love Letter to Winter Vegetables
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South Wheeling Residents Sparking Change in Their Neighborhood
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Area Business Naturally Rubs People The Right Way
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Remembering Bill Hogan
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Haunting Tales from a Local Paranormal Investigator
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Get to Know Wheeling Heritage's Show of Hands Contestants
For the Love of Bicycling: Then and Now
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New Deal Projects at Oglebay Park
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The Giant Wheeling Tabernacle Built in Only Four Days
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The Era of the Ironmen, Wheeling's Semi-Pro Football Team
Rich Wooding
10 Fast Facts About Wheeling's Doughboy
Ringing in a Vaccine
Seafood Traditions: Coleman's Fish Market and the Feast of the Seven Fishes
Take a Peek Into the Secret Gardens of Wheeling
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Bethany Course: Welcome to the Real World
Russell Dunkin
For many careers, an undergraduate degree is considered the minimum standard just to get in the door. But with unemployment among recent college grads higher than average, many realize you need to have something more than "just" a degree.
One local man is providing just that to students at Bethany College.
John Osborne, a retired executive and Bethany grad, created a college course titled "Professional Transitions" that is designed to expose students to how the "real world" actually works.
I was first introduced to the course when he invited me to speak once a semester on my experiences, and to talk about financial planning, investments, and money management in your 20s. Throughout the semester, students hear from many guest lecturers ranging from bankers, human resource professionals, retired CEO's, attorneys, and judges that each bring their perspective on ways they can stand out and excel after graduation.
John is a native of Wheeling, and graduated from Bethany College in 1963. After a successful career with stops at Standard Oil (now Chevron), IBM, and Apple Computer, John and his wife retired back to the Valley, where he pitched his idea to his alma mater. The concept was to provide students with the tools they need to transition from the academic world to the real world.
Although the course isn't a traditional one that follows a standard textbook, students learn invaluable lessons that separate them from their peers. Even their grades are structured like a real job. Points are given for tests of course, but also for regular attendance, prompt response to requests, as well as finding hidden Easter eggs in class and exams. It's about thinking outside the proverbial box.
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One example of non-traditional learning occurs early each semester. At the beginning of a class, John draws a large circle on the chalkboard and tells the students it's a dinner plate. He asks if anyone knows where the fork would go.
He's generally met with blank stares.
Over the years he has added an off-campus etiquette dinner full of food that is intentionally difficult to eat. At the dinner they're taught about how many pieces of meat to cut from a steak before chewing (It's one.), how to butter a roll, appropriate alcohol to order at dinner if you're the first to order, and handling finger foods that aren't finger foods.
Students who take the class also learn how to open a checking account and avoid bank fees, how to write an effective résumé and LinkedIn profile, as well as how to interview effectively. By adding real world skills to a broad liberal arts degree, the students are much better prepared to function in the real world.
The class has grown from a handful of business majors in 2008 to over 20 students this semester, covering many of the college's majors. At a school the size of Bethany, 20 students in an elective is a stunning success. Beyond Bethany, schools are taking notice of this unique approach and asking John to take Professional Transitions on the road. In fact, a seminar version of the course was presented to a packed house at Youngstown State a few years ago, and other local colleges are talking about doing something similar.
As I spoke to this semester's class, I realized that John Osborne was a Weelunker before there was such a thing. He saw a need to help transition college students to the real world, and he did something.
What advice would you give to an upcoming college graduate to help them stand out in 2015?
photos by Russell Dunkin
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This might hurt…just a little.
Less than 48 hours after rushing Mr. Husband to the clinic because of his run in with a Q-Tip we found ourselves right back at that same clinic. This time it was me. About 6:30 am the previous morning my body, for some inexplicable reason, decided to evacuate its entire contents through every available orifice in the most violent manner possible. I couldn't even keep down sips of water. By that afternoon I developed an excruciating headache, fever, abdominal pain and was becoming delirious because of dehydration.
I was too dizzy and weak to walk on my own, but the Hubman managed to help me dress and stagger from house to car, and then from car to clinic. Not long after that I found myself lying on an exam table with a Doctor scrounging around in my nasal cavity with…a Q-Tip, of all things. She did it to test and verify that I had the flu. Turns out that she was wrong, I didn't have "the flu", I guess "the flu" is defined as one of the ones included in the annual flu shot hoe down, but she was concerned because I had a high fever and was dehydrated.
Turns out the clinic cannot administer IV fluids for some reason, so the doctor instructed Hubman to take me to a hospital emergency room. He left me at the entrance to park the car. I managed to stagger to the desk and was giving 587 forms to fill out. At around form 3 my eyes blurred and I couldn't see even with glasses on and could no longer stand. I slid to the floor dragging the forms with me and my fevered brain began contemplating the patterns in the linoleum. At this point a nurse asked me if I would like a wheelchair. So nice of them to offer.
So began a 5 hour wait for my turn to see a doctor. My head hurt so bad that I couldn't keep it down to just groans and began sobbing uncontrollably. At some point in there they tried to draw blood and had great difficulty doing so. I managed to remark that since I came there hours before because of severe dehydration and had not been offered so much as a sippy cup of water it might be a good idea to address that problem in order to squeeze some blood out of me. They didn't see it that way. For the outrageous price of health care in the US one would think it would be a little better organized.
Finally they admitted me to the inner sanctum where I got to crawl into a bed. Eventually I got a blanket and was even examined by a doctor. They said I was dehydrated, duh. And hooked me up to 2 bags of some miracle solution and then hit me up with an anti-nausea medication and a powerful pain-killer.
Not long after I was told that I had a stomach virus and was discharged with 2 prescriptions for medication and instructions to rest and drink lots of fluid. You know hospitals used to have pharmacies where you could get prescriptions filled and go directly home to begin your recuperation from the ordeal of the emergency room. Not anymore. Now you have to go in a treasure hunt for a 24 pharmacy if you need medication immediately. Thankfully, Mr. Husband took me home before doing that.
My decision going forward is that the only way to enter this particular emergency room is via ambulance. At least you have a gurney to lie upon while waiting.
I'm reasonably sure that I'm going to live after all. I'm also going to make sure I have prescription strength anti-nausea medicine in my home arsenal for future emergencies. The doctor told me that there really isn't anything like it available over the counter. Maybe even go all out and take a first aid course and learn how to give myself IV fluids. And I am never, ever, never going to the ER I went to last Friday. I think that decision alone will increase my chances of survival!
I hope you're feeling better. I know from lots of recent experience that ERs are not fun, although because my dad is usually there for heart problems, he gets seen by someone right away. Being brought in by ambulance usually means you get attention immediately. Although it does take more than a few hours to complete whatever treatment they administer no matter what.
Emergency rooms are the pits! Unless you're having a heart attack, you could stay in there with your virus or your broken bone UNTIL YOU DIE and still no one would come and look at you. I went in with a severely cut finger, blood all over, and I had to wait over an hour with it bleeding all over everything–this at 7 a.m. and they weren't busy–for someone to stitch it up. I have no idea what they were doing except maybe changing shifts.
I agree with you. "Emergency" is a misnomer, in my opinion. If I had been home, at least I could have sipped some water and tried to keep down an aspirin or 2 for the pain. In the ER waiting room you can't even lay down and wish you were dead. You have to do it sitting up. If you fall on the floor, all they do is shove you in a wheel chair and roll you in a corner somewhere out of the way.
Here in Canada a trip to the emergency room isn't much better. The best way to guarantee help is to call an ambulance. It costs, but at least you know you'll get some help in a hurry.
I've pretty much decided that an ambulance is the only way to fly. I rather lie on the floor in a Greyhound bus station bathroom that sit in the waiting room of the "modern" ER ever again.
hope you are fully recovery by now!!!


Clinical trials are all about patients.
in health care can only happed with their involvment.
This is a vision of clinical trials of the future.
We have applied service design methodology, viewing the clinical trial as a service and the patient as a client. The methodology allowed us to fully map the patient's journey during the clinical trial, and to understand the emotions associated with each stage.
#HumanBehindEveryNumber is for clinical study stakeholders: pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical companies, contract research organizations, as well as patients, who are the main agents in the process of bringing new medical treatments to the market.
trial is a problem-solver in a patient's therapy?
Do we really understand what patient centricity means?
Does clinical trial be a service?
Gathering and understanding patient's experiences will help the whole industry to better design clinical trials in a long term. The project helps to identify what stages of clinical trial are more demanding for patients, what affects patient's decision on participating or continuing the study, what can be improved or approached differently.
The results from all the information collected would translate into better trial design, time efficiency and successful new treatment market entry.
Making stories understandable, interactive, explaining context through user focused interface and experience.
We created the video online platform to present the progress and the results of the project with hand-crafted technologies solutions.
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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission says users have reported 56 incidents of the cords overheating and emitting flames, and five incidents where the cords gave users an electric shock.
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Whārangi 4. Movies, milk bars and nightclubs
Hutt Valley Youth Club, 1958
Alfie's Cabaret, 1989
Love at the movies
In the early 20th century cinemas became places where couples could have private conversations in a public place, and they extended young people's opportunities for unsupervised love and romance. Just as men were expected to ask women to dance, or for their hand in marriage, so teenage boys and young men had to ask girls and women to the movies. Hand holding in the movies on a Saturday night became a new dating ritual. In the dark of the cinema, arms would extend around the shoulders of potential lovers and kisses were exchanged. Meanwhile, on the movie screen, film stars modelled how viewers should 'do' romance.
Love in the back row
The back row of the cinema became a key site for romantic encounters when the lights went down. In the 1920s the New Zealand Picturegoer had a weekly column titled 'From the back row' which featured a kissing couple who were more engaged with one another than with what was on the screen.
Milk bar meetings
In the 1940s milk bars became places where dating couples could meet in public or where people could go to meet potential partners. No alcohol was served, but milkshakes, ice cream sundaes and even coffee could be consumed. While it was often difficult for young women to go out independently at night, milk bars became places where they could meet young men during the day.
Cars, parking and dating
As more households acquired motor vehicles and more young people got driver licences, outings at night in cars became part of dating and the process of 'falling in love'. Cars increased opportunities for privacy and sexual experimentation. 'Parking' in a quiet out-of-the-way place, sometimes after a movie, became an important dating activity.
Debutantes, rock 'n' roll and discos
In the 1950s and 1960s young people participated in both debutantes' balls and informal youth-club rock 'n' roll evenings. When the twist became popular in the mid-1960s, young people were less likely to touch as they danced. The trend for dancing at a distance was consolidated in the late 1970s when disco music and dancing became popular.
Middlemarch bachelors' ball
Once a year single men and women from all over the district (and further afield) converge on the small Otago town of Middlemarch for the annual singles' ball. A special 'Love Train' to Dunedin takes many of the dancers home at the end of the night.
As dance styles changed, and pubs remained open after 6 p.m., the commercial dance halls started to close down. Saturday night dances at the Dunedin Town Hall – nicknamed the 'matrimonial bureau' – ended in 1965 after 30 years. Wellington's Majestic Cabaret lasted until 1984.
By the late 20th century sports clubs, work social events, working men's clubs, pubs, nightclubs and parties all provided opportunities for lovers to meet. Nightclubs multiplied, offering alcohol, dancing and live entertainment from late evening to early morning. Young adults often went out in groups, hoping to meet someone special during the evening – sometimes they were successful. In the 1990s some nightclubs started to run special 'singles' nights for people looking for a new relationship.
Lesbians and gay men
From the 1970s lesbians and gay men began to meet more openly in pubs such as the British Hotel in Lyttelton, and coffee bars such as the Ca d'Oro in Auckland and Carmen's Coffee Lounge in Wellington. Wellington's Victoria Club began to offer gay men opportunities to meet new lovers, and the lesbian KG Club opened in Auckland in 1972.
School balls retained some of the romantic aura of earlier dances with a strong emphasis on special dresses and decorated halls. In the 21st century, while schools have a no-alcohol policy, before and after ball events often combine alcohol and informal teenage socialising. Gay and lesbian students have sometimes found these events unwelcoming.
The desire to meet a lover extends across all age groups. People in their 40s and 50s have formed new romantic attachments while learning the tango, salsa or ceroc. Social networking sites that link people with similar interests in walking, food, movie-going, running or photography are also ways in which people of all ages may meet and form intimate relationships.
Activities pursued by those in retirement are also opportunities for new romantic relationships. In the 21st century, some people fall in love at the University of the Third Age and the Probus Club. For other people, retirement complexes provide opportunities for romance for those in their 70s and 80s.
Ki mua Tō muri mai: Whārangi 5. Marriage arrangements and dating Whai muri
Rosemary Du Plessis, 'Love and romance - Movies, milk bars and nightclubs', Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/mi/love-and-romance/page-4 (accessed 30 January 2020)
Cars and the motor industry
Lesbian lives
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Hayward, Henry John, 1865-1945
Hayward, Rudall Charles Victor, 1900-1974
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Los Angeles Chargers: Grading 2019 special teams unit
By Alexander Insdorf
PITTSBURGH, PA - DECEMBER 02: Mike Badgley #4 of the Los Angeles Chargers kicks the game winning field goal with no time left on the clock in the fourth quarter during the game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Heinz Field on December 2, 2018 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Justin K. Aller/Getty Images)
DENVER, COLORADO – DECEMBER 30: Donnie Jones #5 of the Los Angeles Chargers punts against the Denver Broncos at Broncos Stadium at Mile High on December 30, 2018 in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)
Chargers: The punters
Going to the punting game, it's clear it's not nearly as set in stone as the kicking game is. Punter was a position that was more solidified when the team had Mike Scifres for 13-straight years. Then it was Drew Kaser time, and while Kaser was a decent punter, the team didn't seem to have much faith in him. Last year, the Chargers scrambled post-Kaser and picked up Donnie Jones out of retirement. Jones did about as well as one could expect a 38-year old punter out of retirement to do, which ranged from not so great to mediocre.
This year, it's different. A preseason punter battle will determine who gets the job, and that comes down to two key figures: Tyler Newsome out of Notre Dame, and Ty Long out of the CFL. Newsome was a great punter at Notre Dame and had a rocket leg during his time there. He also is incredibly strong, recording 30 reps on the bench press during Notre Dame's pro day. Long is a former NFL punter who decided to go play in the CFL once it got harder to find and NFL job, where he played both kicker and punter for the BC Lions.
Throughout the preseason, there will be a battle to see who comes out on top, but there appears to be a slight edge in favor of Long right now. Not only has he been significantly better through two games, but he can also handle both kickoffs and field goals if needed. One of the slight knocks against Badgley has been that his kickoffs are a little short, so maybe bringing in Long to do attempt some of the kickoffs as well as punts wouldn't hurt.


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Collective Action for Accountability on Sexual Harassment: Global Perspectives
Mariz Tadros+−
Jenny Edwards+−
Mariz Tadros
Mariz Tadros is a Professor of Politics and Development at IDS, University of Sussex who specialises in the politics of gender and development, religion, religious inequalities and change, intangible heritage, and unruly politics. She has led several multi-disciplinary, multi-country research programmes, and currently convenes the Coalition for Religious Equality and Inclusive Development (CREID). She has authored over 100 publications, and her books include: Resistance, Revolt, and Gender Justice in Egypt (2016, Syracuse University Press), The Muslim Brotherhood in Contemporary Egypt: Democracy Redefined or Confined? (2012, Routledge), and Copts at the Crossroads: The Challenges of Building Inclusive Democracy in Egypt (2013, American University in Cairo Press).
Jenny Edwards
Jenny Edwards is project manager for the Action for Empowerment and Accountability research programme (A4EA). She has over ten years' experience of working on gender issues, including as project manager for the Pathways of Women's Empowerment programme. Her publications include 'Gender, Sexuality and Development: Revisiting and Reflecting' (IDS Bulletin 47.2: 105–22, with Zahrah Nesbitt-Ahmed), and she is the co-editor (with Andrea Cornwall) of Beijing+20: Where Now for Gender Equality? (IDS Bulletin 46.4), Negotiating Empowerment (IDS Bulletin 41.2), and Feminisms, Empowerment and Development: Changing Women's Lives (2014, Zed Books).
The #MeToo movement that spread across the internet in 2017 sparked a focus on sexual harassment as an international issue. However, collective action against sexual harassment did not start with the #MeToo campaign. Grass-roots work that has been taking place for years against sexual harassment has been hidden by the more recent spotlight on a (white) Western perspective. This IDS Bulletin presents the genealogy of collective action around countering sexual harassment and looks at the power dynamics that have informed the representation of that collective action. It seeks to pluralise voices, experiences, and insights that offer opportunities for learning, and to show the pathways for mobilising for accountability. The articles here specifically aim to address the questions of 'What triggers and enables collective action for countering sexual harassment to hold powerholders accountable? Under what conditions is it effective, and under what circumstances is it stalled?' Perspectives are shared from Australia, Benin, Burkina Faso, Egypt, India, Lebanon, Pakistan, Peru, the Philippines, Spain, and Uganda. They demonstrate a whole spectrum of experiences from well-defined and visible collective action to contexts where voices are still silenced. Collective action, this IDS Bulletin argues, is critical for transforming sexual harassment into an issue that is everybody's business, and accountability must be for the long haul. Recognising the successes of activists fighting sexual harassment, wherever they are located, is essential to the global fight against this phenomenon.
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Just don't tell me the debate's over…
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Lima hypocrisy alert: Bianca Jagger lectures us on climate
9 December, 2014 by Simon
Lecturing the little people
I love the smell of hypocrisy in the morning.
Here we have the familiar, nauseating sight of the rich and privileged lecturing the little people on how to behave:
Whatever her youthful reputation as the wife of a world-famous rock star and glittery jet setter, Bianca Jagger has committed much of the past 30 years of her life to advancing causes associated with human rights and environmental protection in the developing world.
On Sunday morning, during a side event connected with the annual UN climate negotiations here in Lima, Peru, the 69-year-old Jagger sounded every bit the international diplomat she's become in recent years. Delivering an impassioned 13-minute talk during a panel discussion, she spoke bluntly about the perils of climate change and the need to restore both destroyed and degraded forests as the best strategy to reduce the ongoing damage.
"Climate change will affect everyone, everywhere, in every nation, in every echelon of society, in the developing world and the developed world," Jagger said. "We will all suffer the catastrophic consequences of rising sea levels, ocean acidification, food scarcity and political unrest. But some of the most vulnerable communities in the world are bearing a disproportionate burden of the harm without having significantly contributed to the cost. This is a terrible injustice."
Noting that climate experts predict that 2014 will become the hottest year on record, Jagger warned: "Time is running out. Inaction will lead to severe and irreversible damage." (source)
Next up, Leo di Caprio, leading a conga-line of Hollywood A-listers who travel everywhere on private jets and consume enough electricity to power a small African republic, but expect everyone else to sacrifice their already inferior quality of life to 'save the planet'.
Pass the sick bag…
Filed Under: Climate Tagged With: Bianca Jagger, COP20, Hollyweird, Lima
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Dave N says:
9 December, 2014 at 9:06 am
"We must take action".. So we respond "since you're so concerned, you set an example by giving up your air travel and all your other fossil fuel guzzling activities"; watch them squirm.
1957chev says:
She is a washed up ex-wife of a rocker, with no right to lecture anyone, about anything. Just another useful idiot for the climate scammers!
garym53 says:
Great news! Australia deemed second best in the world for climate change sanity:
http://www.smh.com.au/environment/climate-change/australia-ranked-worstperforming-developed-nation-on-climate-performance-20141208-122nk4.html
Only Saudi Arabia is saner.
Old Ranga says:
9 December, 2014 at 11:03 am
Wealth distribution upwards, Simon. Reverse Robin Hood, if you like. Bludging on the poor, the refugees, the elderly – all of whom cop unaffordable electricity charges.
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These morons mostly come from rich and semi rich families, they have no idea how the poor live, how hard it is to just eat and stay warm, I like Cate Blanchett but with 70 million in the bank then she has no right to lecture anyone and Bianca is the same, these persons spend millions, spend money on whatever air travel they want, they create more carbon than anyone so if they were to be taken seriously then they should be staying at home and joining these conferences via Tele link, Al Gore has made millions out of this climate change lie as has David Suzuki, as well as Tim Flannery, these persons are in it for the money, for the rich to lecture the poor about 'carbon emissions' is nothing other than pure Hypocrisy, they should make less carbon themselves. Suzuki talks about 'using less of the Earths resources and we all need to live more frugally, anyone seen all the houses he owns and his main house, its a monster, a real carbon high use home, these persons are all fake, insincere, Hypocrites How much carbon does Al Gore make each year, anyone ever hear him fess up about that? How much carbon does Bianca create each year? Lets hear her tell us why she does that considering how close she considers that we are all to the end of mankind. N
Krudd Gillard of the Commondebt of Australia says:
Yeah, before you tell us what to do, tone back your extravagant lifestyle you farty hypocrite whose divorce settlement was paid by another huge carbon footprint lifestyle.
10 December, 2014 at 3:16 am
If they..including Gore..DeCrapio…Obama…Kerry…and all those people who tell us to go back to the stone age..are so sure of AGW….why dont they ever have a debate Dr. SPENCER..LORD Monkton..Dr. Fred Singer..or the rest ? They do not because they do not believe in it themselves.
paz says:
10 December, 2014 at 11:51 am
"Restore destroyed degraded forests." A worthy and smart move. But they also demand we reduce the level of CO2 in the atmosphere. A vital trace element that these same forests need to thrive. Do these fools realise that if CO2 drops below 150ppm, there will be no forests, no vegetation of any kind? It would be like go build a aquarium to save endangered fish species, BUT your not allowed to put any water in it.
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10 December, 2014 at 5:49 pm
Bianca Jagger, Barbara Streisand, Leo di Caprio and Progressive lobbyists continue to advocate that Global Warming and CO2 are the bane of our existence – that controlling CO2 requires extraordinary and onerous regulatory mandates from the EPA. Millions of dollars in funding (10x more $$$ than any funding provided by Oil Companies) continues to be raised through organizations like the Tides Foundation, AFSCME and Teachers Unions, Think Progress, Media Matters, the AFL-CIO, George Soros and the Steyer Brothers in order to mitigate the consequences of a compound (CO2) that exists at the very base of the food chain in our Oceans – a compound that is produced almost solely by natural processes (97%) – a compound that contributes to the greening of Planet Earth, even as the "Green Movement" cynically subverts the truth of its influence. The fact remains that without CO2 our Oceans would be lifeless – our atmosphere would be toxic and the Planet would be dead!
Planet Earth has spent 80% of it's 4.5 Billion years with atmospheric concentrations of CO2 at 4000 ppm or greater – an order of magnitude (10X) greater than current levels of CO2 in our atmosphere… and the Planet survived just fine… all by itself!
For the record, GreenPeace, World Wildlife Foundation and the Sierra Club have their own lobbyists on Working Groups I, II and III of the United Nation's IPCC – radicals that undermine the objectivity of Climate Science and the Scientific Method; abject partisans who advocate and influence a political body that subverts the truth on Global Warming and CO2's impact on climate, in favour of a new tax on the very Energy that has made America an economic giant amongst nations.
And Progressives continue to wonder where all of the JOBS have gone!… The JOBS have all gone to Nations who understand that Capital Investment and the JOBS that go with it… are the cornerstone of Economic prosperity – a concept that America's Progressives don't seem to understand!
I suppose under the auspices of the United Nations IPCC, we can expect the hype and ramped-up rhetoric to increase – soon to be augmented by the Progressive Carbon Tax, the Fresh Water Tax, the Sunshine Tax and last but not least, the Oxygen Tax!
All of it coming to you via the "lock-step" agenda of a Progressive Political platform near you!
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Figure 1: A screenshot of the custom Java-based Kappa simulator and visualiser used for the majority of the modelling work for the project.
The modelling component for the 2010 University of Edinburgh iGEM project used a number of Kappa-based stochastic modelling tools, including RuleBase and simplx. In addition we made extensive use of a custom Java-based Kappa simulator and visualiser (Figure 1). This simulator started out as one of the outputs of the degree project of one of our modellers, and was extended to suit the intra- and intercellular modelling of the FORTH light communication framework.
The Edinburgh iGEM 2010 modelling tool simulates an extended variant of Kappa capable of representing spatial location of agents and events. These extensions made the tool particularly suitable to represent the signalling model in Kappa. Individual bacteria in a 2D biofilm were represented as a hexagonal mesh. Each cell in the mesh represented a single bacterium, running the full intracellular model. Light based communication between adjecent bacteria was represented by the transport of agents representing light 'particles/photons' from one bacteria to a neighbour. By appropriate selection of creation, transport, light sensing and degradation rates, the stimulation of one bacterium by light emitted by its neighbours can be modelled.
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Hacienda Kancabchén is located in the Tunkás Municipality in the state of Yucatán in southeastern Mexico. It is one of the properties that arose during the nineteenth century henequen boom. There are numerous other properties of this name in the Yucatán including Hacienda Kancabchén in Baca, Hacienda Kancabchén (Halachó), Hacienda Kancabchén (Homún), Hacienda Kancabchén (Motul), Hacienda Kankabchén (Seyé), Hacienda Kankabchén (Tixkokob), Hacienda Kancabchén Ucí and Hacienda Kancabchén de Valencia.

Toponymy
The name (Kancabchén) is a word from the Mayan language meaning the well of the red ground.

How to get there
Travel east out of Mérida towards Valladolid on México 180 approximately 90 km. Turn left and head north approximately 2 km to Hacienda Kancabchén.

History

Demographics
All of the henequen plantations ceased to exist as autonomous communities with the agrarian land reform implemented by President Lazaro Cardenas in 1937. His decree turned the haciendas into collective ejidos, leaving only 150 hectares to the former landowners for use as private property. Figures before 1937 indicate populations living on the farm. After 1937, figures indicate those living in the community, as the remaining Hacienda Kancabchén houses only the owner's immediate family.

According to the 2005 census conducted by the INEGI, there was no permanent population in the location.

References

Bibliography
 Bracamonte, P and Solís, R., Los espacios de autonomía maya, Ed. UADY, Mérida, 1997.
 Gobierno del Estado de Yucatán, "Los municipios de Yucatán", 1988.
 Kurjack, Edward y Silvia Garza, Atlas arqueológico del Estado de Yucatán, Ed. INAH, 1980.
 Patch, Robert, La formación de las estancias y haciendas en Yucatán durante la colonia, Ed. UADY, 1976.
 Peón Ancona, J. F., "Las antiguas haciendas de Yucatán", en Diario de Yucatán, Mérida, 1971.

Populated places in Yucatán
Haciendas of Yucatán
Agave production

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One of the places we wanted to show our friend Sandy on our last day trip was the place called the "slaughter house". After getting lots of photos at the farm house, we assured her that she will be taking many more photos at the slaughter house and barn. What we didn't expect were squatters.
As we drove into the road where the slaughter house stood, we noticed a man working on his truck. The truck was parked near the barn with his Rottweiler lying nearby. For a brief moment we planned to park the car behind the house so we could still get pictures. Even though the man never looked up or turned to check us out, the dog never took its beady eyes off us. We decided not to mess with the mutt and turned around. As we got near the road, we decided to turn back and show Sandy another place where a shack used to stand. This place had huge trees and a tin cover. As we drove by, the man never acknowledged our presence, and the dog keep an evil stare at the car. We noticed that under a large tree and near the barn was a make-shift tent and another dog keeping a close eye on us too. We got our butts out of there.
We couldn't get out of the car where the big tin cover was because another family of squatters were there and they had dogs too. Next time, we visit the slaughter house it will be in the summer like we did last year. It was too frickin' hot for anyone to want to squat even for a day or two.
series of "I have already come."
Sorry to hear that squatters ruined your trip. I hope they leave so you and your friend can get photos!


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List of villages in Munakot taluka or tehesil is listed below. Please click on a village link to view every detail of the village. Munakot is under the Pithoragarh district in the state of Uttarakhand in India.


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For those that have been following my work over the past two years, international students (and graduates) have become a huge part of my practice. Through my work I have gotten to speak to hundreds of international students about their experiences and their struggles. With my own wife now an international student, I see the challenges on a day-to-day basis.
I wrote this piece for New Canadian Media because I felt the stories of international students were not being told. The last thing any of them would do is contact media and many, before we pursue federal court to fight their refusals, always worry about their record and their future in Canada. They have told me about their episodes of depression, lack of support, few friends, and frankly it's a devastating story. This has been compounded by media constantly citing international students for a multitude of societal ills. Most of these ills, I humbly submit are the fault of our entire society of which international students are just a subset.
Limited by space, and edited, I left out a lot of things in the final piece for NCM which was well-edited by their Team. I wanted to put the original version below (raw, uncut, with no headings) so you can see some of my thoughts in more fuller form.
Over the past year, Canada's 400,000+ international students, particularly those in major metropolitan cities such as Toronto and Vancouver, have been subject to intense criticism. They have been blamed (directly and indirectly) for being a major contributor to such social ailments as overheated rental markets, unaffordable home ownership, abuse of public services, cheating, and unsafe roads (just to name a few).
A bulk of these criticisms are focused, as understandably Canada is only recovering from her post-census statistical dark period, on what we can label as anecdotal accounts. These accounts come from professors who study and interview as part of their work and anonymous, retired institutional instructors who can now share stories with no need to self-censor. These accounts come from positions of privilege.
There is no reason to doubt the credibility of these individuals and experts or deny that international students, just like all young Canadian students regardless of citizenship, probably in some way contribute to the social challenges we are dealing with. Indeed, by issuing them visas, they become guests at our proverbial dinner party.
However, what bothers me, as the product of an immigrant who came as a Canada international student in the late 80's and as someone who is now married to an international student, is that this 'blame narrative' is just one side of the story. In drawing many of our conclusions, we have not been good listeners of international students. In fact, we generally have silenced their perspectives and ignored their challenges.
To begin, it is easy to forget, with every news story attaching immigration status to the identity of the wrong, that the majority of Canadian international students are bona fide, meaning they are compliant with rules and regulations. In 2014, when it was estimated by the Canadian Bureau of International Education there were around 336,000 students, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (as it then was called) estimated that there were 20,000 students at high-risk of non-compliance. This accounts for only about 6% of all students admitted into Canada. One would never guess this by reading mainstream media accounts.
Next, it is important to sit down and listen to the challenges of international students and share their stories as well. I believe this task is incumbent on my journalist friends to take on, which I hope this piece will stir. In my legal work advising international students on their immigration matters, I have had the opportunity to become trusted advisor and hear these stories. From first hand experience, I can tell you it takes work for them to share with me their stories in their own native language, let alone share with their own family members and counsellors and teachers in their non-native language.
First, Canada's own immigration policies have made it difficult for international students. On the front end, the financial requirements on international students are prohibitive, in many cases. Students generally need to show one year of international tuition (usually four times domestic tuition), funds for room and board, and at least CDN 10,000 additional dollars per applicant (and accompanying family member) just to be approved for study permits. Many of the world's best, those with the stories of growing up in abject poverty and studying by candlelight, realistically can only study in Canada if they are given a full-ride scholarship to do so. By focusing the attention on what amount to 'wealthy students,' the fact that some of these students come with no motivation to study cannot be of no surprise. If we genuinely want better quality students with long-term intentions of becoming Canadian permanent residents and Citizens, Canadian immigration should provide more pathways for these prospective world-class students.
Once a student is here, Canada currently has a restrictive requirement that students 'actively-pursue studies.' While I believe the initial intentions of the regulatory changes were good, in practice it has hamstrung international students and in an alarming number of cases has even led to the removal of students from Canada. Educational institutions now have two-tiered policies, where international students are subject to what I believe is excessive (and costly) monitoring and reporting requirements with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. Depending on the institution, international students have to take certain number of courses and maintain a certain attendance rate, while domestic students do not.
I entirely disagree with this two-tier system. I believe in substantive equality for all students and I think that equal treatment is in line with Canadian values. I often use the example of my own undergraduate studies, where I took an economic history course. Due to my intense course schedule that year I went to three classes all semester – one to get the syllabus, one to hand in the term paper, and one to write the final exam. With my 5% attendance record in the course, if I were an international student, I would likely have been kicked out and possibly expelled or removed from Canada. Students with family emergencies, mental health episodes, or who simply want to explore a different area are left helpless by restrictive and, ultimately, unclear policies.
Finally, once nearing graduation, eligibility to continue in Canada and obtain a post-graduate work permit for which permanent residency in almost all cases depends on, is tied to the individual's past 'full-time and continuous' study. The way these Regulations work make it imperative for the international student to have remain enrolled at all times. Students with financial difficulties, who do poorly and fail classes, or who simply have been to different institutions and in different programs trying to figure out their pathway often face challenges at this stage.
Second, there are major societal barriers against international students. I have worked with many international student advisors who have told me anecdotal stories of students breaking down in their advising sessions as a result of mental health issues. Without family and often adequate knowledge to seek professional help, these students are particularly vulnerable. A common theme from students that have seen me is that they are receiving poor academic support services and have even been subject to discrimination due to their country of origin and their inability to speak English fluently. I think all Canadian institutions need to do more to make their faculty more diverse, and their student services more culturally sensitive and accessible to those dealing with the challenges of being temporary immigrants to Canada.
Finally, and it has to be acknowledged, there there is an underbelly of poor, and in some cases fraudulent, third-party services to international students. Many of these purported advisors are untrained and unqualified educational consultants and agents, many of whom operate abroad without any regulation or in Canada with little care or attention paid by regulating bodies to their practices. They charge exorbitant fees, often keep international students entirely in the dark, and structure their arrangements so students assume and absorb all the risk. International students, especially when in desperate situations and without family or friends to assist them, find themselves trapped in cash schemes. These advisors are paid by the institutions and potential employers to set the students up, without full disclosure to their client, the student. Inevitably, if not now than later on, these students find themselves in situations akin to fraud or misrepresentation, for which there are severe criminal and immigration consequences.
Regardless of the economic questions and the political questions raised by student immigration, we must not forget that these students need to be represented in the decision-making process. We have seen as an example down south, what happens when immigration law is mandated by public opinion, fear, and top-down orders.
If we continue down this path of blaming and not accommodating, I foresee only increased fracturing within our already fragile mosaic.
Back in one particular undergraduate semester, I will admit that I had a tiny bit of a skipping problem. It was a problem of the academically inconsequential kind. I knew that by virtue of taking certain courses, with only term paper requirements, that I could free up that one course time to pursue my other research, write papers, and organize projects. Arguably had I filled my course schedule with all of the toughest courses at the worst 8am times, I would not have made it to where I am today.
One of the courses in particular was an European History of Economics class that I managed to make approximately three classes for. The first class to the get the syllabus, the second class to hand in my term paper, and the third class to attend the final exam preparation session. I was able to self-read and self-teach my way to an A (not that proud of it looking back).
For an international student, that luxury as of June 2014 no longer exists.
Speaking from my recent experiences with CBSA (an ongoing matter so I will go into no specific detail on it), I know that officers are now armed with an incredibly thick binder of information on each student. They have access to school policies, attendance records, late records, and transcripts. This is in addition to the school's own requirement to report student progress.
All of this is in relation to the following legislative requirement that was introduced to the study permit changes in June 2014.
Individuals found in violation of this provision can be hit with an exclusion order on the basis of subsection 41(a) of the Immigration and Refugee Act (IRPA) for non-compliance based on the requirement of subsection 29(2) of the act which requires that a temporary resident comply with any condtiion imposed under IRPA or IRPR. This type of removal is also a Specific Removal Order pursuant to subsection 228(c)(v) of IRPR which does not require referral to the matter of the Immigration Division for an inadmissibility hearing. The decision is essentially made by the Minister's Delegate at the conclusion of his review with the Applicant (and counsel should he/she obtain one).
Worse yet, is that by operation of s.229(1) and s.229(3)(b) a combination of two inadmissibilities can be lead to a deportation order. A deportation order is a permanent bar on returning to Canada, unless authorized by the Minister.
(c) has been convicted in Canada of an offence under an Act of Parliament punishable by way of indictment or of two offences under any Act of Parliament not arising out of a single occurrence, unless the conviction or convictions are the grounds for the removal order.
1(f) covers inadmissibility on health grounds, 1(g) covers inadmissibility for financial reasons, 1(h) covers misrepresentation, and 1(g) failing to appear for examination.
Why this condition is problematic?
First of all, it must be accepted that this provision does serve a purpose. Individuals who come to Canada on study permits but do not study or are simply buying time to try and obtain other permits harm the integrity of the system and arguably take away opportunities for other Canadians.
However, the condition is, on its face, very subjective. It does not specify what level of attendance is required, how many absences or skipped dates can be submitted, or provide a legislated ground for the Applicant to be exempt from the requirements due to certain personal events. For different programs, such as field-based Masters or pHD work, where the study path is not so clear and research breaks are often part of the overall process, the 'actively pursuing' requirement adds a layer of uncertainly.
I think that at the very least the provision requires an oral hearing (much like in the case of most misrepresentation). This is a factual inquiry, specific to each school's policies, requirements, and the overall study program of the student.
For example, I could have easily been found to be not actively pursuing studies by virtue of skipping my Economics class, but by virtue of the result and my overall program I certainly was actively pursuing studies. The legislation states "course" or "program" which makes the application very broad.
Finally, I also find the combinations that can lead to deportation quite troubling. While misrepresentation and failure to appear, combined with a not-actively pursuing studies finding, makes some sense. In the case of financial or health inadmissibility, which itself may be-correlated with the inability to actively pursue studies, a deportation order seems particularly harsh.
Go to Class. With the current rules and regulations, it is probably not the best idea to try and plan class-time day excursions or trips with your Canadian boyfriend to Europe during scheduled course time.
I had a good after-hearing discussion with a particularly helpful CBSA Hearings Officer on this issue. From their perspective, it is about the international student constantly updating CIC on decisions such as withdrawing from one institution to attend another or taking certain leave of absences.
I would go a step further and argue this is a tripartite relationship. If I were an international student I would ask the school as much as possible to keep you informed as to the type of notes on your record. For example, should you have permission to take a leave, this leave needs to communicated appropriately not only to professors but to the administrators in charge of providing this information to CIC. Any information gap could lead to negative consequences.