تعكس غرف الفندق البالغ عددها 42 المنتشرة في 12 طوابق جواً من الدفء والألفة.خدمات عصرية مثل تلفزيون بشاشة مسطحة, اتصال لاسلكي بالإنترنت, اتصال لاسلكي بشبكة الإنترنت (مجاني), حوض الاسترخاء, غرف لغير المدخنين موجودة في بعض الغرف المختارة. كما أن مجموعة الخدمات الواسعة الموجودة في الفندق لضمان راحتك تترك لك الكثير من الخيارات لقضاء وقتك أثناء فترة إقامتك. اكتشف مزيجاً ساحراً من الخدمة الاحترافية والخيارات الواسعة من وسائل الراحة والمتعة في Aspect Caloundra.
مكتب الاستقبال مفتوح من الاثنين إلى السبت من 8:30 صباحًا إلى 5 مساءً ويوم الأحد من 9 صباحًا إلى 2 صباحًا.
تتوافر خدمة تسجيل الوصول الذاتي للنزلاء الذين يصلون خارج ساعات العمل المعتادة. سيتم تزويد النزلاء برموز الدخول قبل وصولهم. لمزيدٍ من التفاصيل، يُرجى الاتصال بالمكتب باستخدام البيانات الموجودة بتأكيد الحجز الذي تم استلامه بعد الحجز.
أسّرة الأطفال المحمولة: 25 دولارًا أستراليًا للإقامة لمدة تتراوح بين ليلة واحدة و3 ليالٍ، و6 دولارات أسترالية عن كل ليلة إضافية.
المقاعد المرتفعة: 10 دولارات أسترالية للإقامة لمدة تتراوح بين ليلة واحدة و3 ليالٍ، و5 دولارات أسترالية عن كل ليلة إضافية.
Well located, close to everything, comfortable, great views, convenient access to cinemas, restaurants, bws, pool, and most importantly the beach.
Aspect Caloundra was fantastic. Great location, very close to the shops and only a 5 min walk to the beach. The apartment was very clean, so spacious and had everything you needed. We will definitely be staying again.
Thanks for taking the time to comment, Carole. As new managers we like to know how things are for our guests to meet and exceed your expectations. Nice to know you enjoyed the close proximity of shops and the beach.
Our apologies, the WiFi suffered difficulties during the weekend. That has been restored. We are undergoing negotiations to be part of the fiber optic network for an even better WiFi service.
Apart from 3 minor concerns a good place to stay.
Hi Anton, As new managers we would like to address the concerns you had... no matter how minor. Our guests satisfaction is paramount.
Stayed with family of 3 for two days. Facilities and staff were good and location was excellent.
Hi Many thanks for your review. Aspect is in a great locality where 2 minutes easy walk will get you to the beaches and shopping, not to mention the cinema, supermarket and post office! This is a wonderful complex for families with the heated lap pool as well as the recreation and spa pools being available. The fitness centre and tennis court complete the picture. We hope to see ypou again.
I have passed on to the Team your compliments which we greatly appreciate. Caloundra is a wonderful area and Aspect sits handily to the beaches and shopping with apartments to suit all needs. Thank you for your kind review.
Aspect upper level apartments provide both a north ans a south facing balcony, hence the views are of the Hinterland, Glasshouse mountains and Cityscape as well as the ocean, Bribie Island, Pumicestone passge and the beach. Guests enjoy the many facilities Aspect offers from the small private theatre to the tennis courts, fitness centre and pools. Hoping to see you again in the future.
Aspect location allows guests easy and quick access to come and go from shopping and beaches with ease on foot. The lovely lawn area by the pool and between the barbeques is much admired. The building is maintained to a very high standard as are the apartments. Thank you for taking the time to give us your thoughts.
Absolutely enjoyed every aspect of this hotel (pardon the pun). Would definitely stay here again.
Pretty good although the 2nd floor room was overlooking the tennis court and several low level appartment. The Amici restaurant at the back of the hotel was very good.
Perfect place to chill after hectic week on Gold Coast. Beach and Boardwalk are minutes away. Waves or paddle areas for kids. Pools and spa were lovely. Everything was great.
great. had a 3 bedroom apartment on level 2 which was very spacious. location is great as it is a easy walk everything. will go back.
Awesome, the kids loved the tennis and my husband loved watching the football in the theatre.
Feel wonderful to stay there for the whole weekend. Will go there again for sure.


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La Plaza de la Asunción es una plaza monumental del Barrio de San Dionisio en Jerez de la Frontera, (Andalucía, España).

Esta plaza constituye uno de los conjuntos arquitectónicos y artísticos más destacados de España, donde se unen tres estilos: el renacentista, el mudéjar y el neoclásico.

Historia
Conocida anteriormente como Plaza de Los Escribanos debido a que era aquí donde trabajaban los escribanos de la ciudad, a ciertas horas y en tenderetes. Esta ubicación es lógica teniendo en cuenta la proximidad de Cabildo, la antigua Casa de la Justicia y la calle de los Letrados.

Si la Plaza de la Yerba y la Plaza Plateros eran el corazón del eje comercial ya en el Jerez andalusí, la Plaza de la Asunción era el centro de las instituciones:

 Civil: el Cabildo Viejo, desde la reconquista, sede del poder civil de la ciudad, hasta 1873, en que pasa a ser sede financiera de la Caja de Ahorros de Jerez y posteriormente, Archivo Municipal, Biblioteca Pública y germen del futuro Museo Arqueológico.
 Religioso: primeramente mezquita, para posteriormente pasar a ser sede de la iglesia que acoge el patrón de la ciudad.
 Casa de la Justicia: el solar que actualmente ocupan la casas-palacios del n.º2 y n.º3 de la plaza fueron anteriormente la sede de la Justicia y la cárcel de la ciudad, desde el s. XVII hasta comienzos del s. XIX.

Elementos

En dicha plaza se encuentran:
 El Cabildo Antiguo, estilo renacentista.
 Iglesia de San Dionisio, de estilo gótico-mudéjar y dedicada al patrón de la ciudad.
 Palacio de la Condesa de Casares, que fue una antigua prisión de la Inquisición.

En el centro de la plaza se eleva el monumento a La Asunción, en perfecto equilibrio con la belleza armónica del conjunto.

Remodelación
En 2017 se aprueba una remodelación del entorno de la plaza hasta la Puerta del Arroyo, incrementando zona peatona y arboleda.

Galería

Referencias

Bibliografía

Enlaces externos
  La Plaza de la Asunción en JerezSiempre

Asuncion

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Genuine words missing? indeed, this game must have a 20th century dictionary in its core.
I seem to like this game alot because I keep coming back to it. I just wish whoever made up this game would have learned how to spell. Countless words that are in the English dictionary are "X" out for not being a word.
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I enjoy this as i earn new words.
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Ryan Geist
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Ryan Geist is a 1990 graduate of Grayslake High School where he was a two time state qualifier and All-State his senior year. Ryan wrestled in college at Illinois State University earning three varsity letters for the Redbirds.
Geist began coaching at Grant Community High School (Fox Lake), as an assistant in 1997-1998 and took over as head coach at Grant in 1999-2000.
From 2001 through 2010, Ryan's teams had an undefeated record in the NSC Prairie Division (55-0) and won ten consecutive Prairie Division Championships Furthermore, during Coach Geist's tenure the Grant wrestling team has won 7 North Suburban Conference Championships, 7 I.H.S.A. Regional Championships, and had 4 IHSA Elite 8 appearances. He became the only coach in the history of Grant Community High School to win an IHSA State Tournament trophy when his varsity squad placed 3rd in the 2006 Dual-Meet State Tournament. As a result, the Illinois Wrestling Coaches and Officials Association elected Geist, Class AA Coach of the Year in 2006.
At the IHSA Individual State Tournament Geist has guided Bulldog wrestlers to 5 IHSA State Championships, 20 all-state honors, and 45 state qualifiers. In dual meet competition, Grant under the tutelage of Geist, has a sterling record of 228-38. He has also coached the Illinois National Team in Greco-Roman competition and currently has six wrestlers competing in college at the Division I level in which two of them have attained All-American Honors.
Geist and his wife Karen have a son Ethan and a daughter Emily and currently reside in Ingleside, Illinois. Ryan teaches social studies at Grant and is also the assistant golf coach.

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Home » sport » Australia's Matthew Wade reveals why Indian bowlers might not be able to match Neil Wagner's bouncer barrage
Australia's Matthew Wade reveals why Indian bowlers might not be able to match Neil Wagner's bouncer barrage
Australia dominated their home series against New Zealand last summer, winning 3-0 against a Kiwi team which was expected to give tough competition to the Aussies. New Zealand's overall Test record against Australia is pretty dismal, and they have won only one series on Australian soil, which came in the mid-eighties.
New Zealand have in fact not won a Test series against Australia in the last 30 years, drawing three and losing 10. While Kane Williamson's team was whitewashed in the last series, one man who stood out with his performance was medium pacer Neil Wagner.
The left arm seamer is not counted among the best in the world, but his consistency and ability to unsettle batsmen is something which is well known. He bowls the short ball with great precision and found a lot of success with it in Australia on the last tour.
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Australian wicket-keper batsman Matthew Wade in a recent interview has lauded Wagner for his ability to bowl accurate bouncers. Looking ahead at the upcoming series against India, Wade opined that India fast bowlers too would look to take a leaf out of Wagner's book but might not succeed like the Kiwi.
"I don't think anyone in the game has bowled bouncers the way he bowled and been so consistent, and not gotten scored off while also picking up wickets," Wade told cricket.com.au.
"I think we'll see it a bit (from India) but I don't think it will be as effective as Wagner. He's done it for a long time now.
"To be honest, I've never faced a bowler who is so accurate at bowling bouncers."
Indian pacers might want to accept this challenge, as they too had their time under the sun on the last tour down under. The likes of Ishant Sharma, Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami were at their best on the last tour as India registered a 2-1 series win in Australia, their first ever down under.
But teh challenge will be tougher this time around as the duo of Steve Smith and David Warner is back and Marnus Labuschagne has shaped up to be an elite Test batsman.
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Pacific-12 stadiums
Football venues in Oregon
NCAA FBS stadiums
Reser Stadium
SW 26th St. & SW Western Blvd.
Broke ground
FieldTurf - (2005–present)
AstroTurf - (1969–2004)
Natural grass - (1953–1968)
$80 million (2005 renovation)
Moffatt, Nichol & Taylor[1]
HNTB (renovations)
Former names
Parker Stadium (1953–1998)
Oregon State Beavers (NCAA) (1953–present)
45,674 - (2007– )
43,300 - (2005–2006)
Reser Stadium is an outdoor athletic stadium in Corvallis, Oregon, on the campus of Oregon State University. It is the home of the Oregon State Beavers of the Pacific-12 Conference. Originally opened in 1953 as Parker Stadium, the stadium was renamed in 1999, and its current seating capacity is 45,674.[2] The FieldTurf playing field runs northwest to southeast, at an elevation of 240 feet above sea level, with the press box above the grandstand on the southwest sideline.
1 History and use
2 Expansion and upgrades
3 Attendance records
4 Non-Athletic Uses
History and use
From 1910 to 1953, the Beavers played their home games at Bell Field (now the site of the Dixon Recreation Center), and also played as many as four games a year at Multnomah Stadium (now Jeld-Wen Field) in Portland.[3]
In 1948, Oregon State president August L. Strand, athletic director Spec Keene, and Portland businessman Charles T. Parker met to plan a replacement for Bell Field. In 1949, Parker kicked off the stadium fundraising campaign and made significant contributions of his own.[3][4] In 1952, construction of the stadium began.
Architectural Rendering of the proposed Parker Stadium, 1950
For Parker's efforts and contributions, the stadium was named in his honor, and the first game was played on Homecoming, November 14, 1953, with the Beavers defeating Washington State 7-0.[3] The stadium was renovated in 1958, 1965, and 1967, reaching a capacity of approximately 40,500 seats, but the architect's full intent never came to fruition. In 1990, with the construction of the original Valley Football Center behind the northwest end zone, capacity was reduced to 35,362.
The stadium was renamed in 1999 to honor Al and Pat Reser, owners of Reser's Fine Foods. The couple both graduated from Oregon State in 1960 and are major donors to Beavers athletics and OSU,[5] though Al died at the age of 74 in 2010.[6] The Parker name is still honored at Parker Plaza, located between Reser and Gill Coliseum, the site of many pregame activities.
The stadium is located on the southwest corner of the Oregon State campus at the intersection of SW 26th Street and SW Western Boulevard in Corvallis. In addition to football, intramural and club sports also use the facility occasionally.
Reser Stadium alternates with Autzen Stadium at the University of Oregon in hosting the Civil War game. Since 1954, the games in even-numbered years have been played in Corvallis, odd-numbered in Eugene.
Expansion and upgrades
Through the 2004 season, the official capacity of the stadium stood at 35,362. In 2003 the Raising Reser campaign was initiated, which resulted in an increase of seating capacity to 43,300 for the 2005 season by way of constructing a new grandstand along the northeast sideline, with plans to eventually reach 55,000 seats through three phases of renovation.[5] "Phase Two" of the Raising Reser project was completed between the 2006 and 2007 football seasons; it enclosed the horseshoe in the southeast end zone with continuous seating in the corners. This addition raised total seating capacity to 45,674 and included the 80 x 30 ft. (24 x 9 m) ProStar Digital VideoPlus Display screen.[5]
During the planned Phase Three, the upper level will extend through the southwest grandstand.
Through the 1968 season, the stadium's playing surface was natural grass. AstroTurf was installed in 1969, and replaced roughly every decade. In 1999 the surface was replaced with AstroTurf 12/2000; infilled FieldTurf was installed in 2005. It is scheduled to be replaced again after the 2011 Football Season.[5]
The north end zone is also home to the Valley Football Center, which houses a large weight room, offices and meeting facilities, reserved primarily for coaches and administrators within the football program.
Attendance records
The renovated East Side entrance
1. #16 OSU vs. #5 Oregon (November 24, 2012) - 47,249[7]
2. #14 OSU vs. Washington State (October 6, 2012) - 46,579[8]
3. OSU vs. #1 Oregon (December 4, 2010) - 46,469[9]
4. #17 OSU vs. #19 Oregon (November 29, 2008) – 46,319[9]
5. #11 OSU vs. Arizona State (November 3, 2012) – 45,979[10]
6. #23 OSU vs. California (November 15, 2008) – 45,969[9]
7. #8 OSU vs. Utah (October 20, 2012) - 45,796[11]
8. OSU vs. Washington (November 10, 2007) – 45,629[9]
9. OSU vs. California (October 30, 2010) - 45,439[9]
10. OSU vs. Arizona State (October 2, 2010) – 45,409[9]
Non-Athletic Uses
Apart from use from the Athletic Department, Reser Stadium is occasionally also used for various non-athletic events, particularly events such as commencement, held every June. This has allowed the stadium to hold notable speakers such as astronaut John Glenn[12] and First Lady Michelle Obama.[13]
Reser Stadium in 2008
Panoramic Shot of Reser Stadium during a night game.
Newly renovated East Grandstand of Reser Stadium.
↑ Oregon State University Archives: Facilities Services Records. Oregon State University. Retrieved on September 27, 2011.
↑ OSU football release final '07
↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Edmonston, George. Happy Birthday Parker (Reser) Stadium. OSU Alumni Association. Retrieved on October 31, 2007.
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↑ Duin, Steve. "Al Reser Dies at 74", April 13, 2010. Retrieved on May 10, 2010.
↑ http://www.osubeavers.com/sports/m-footbl/recaps/112412aab.html
↑ Pac-12 Oregon Broadcast of game and https://www.facebook.com/OregonStateBeavers/posts/10151110805148127
↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 2012 Oregon State Football Media Guide - Year-By-Year Results. Oregon State Sports Information. Retrieved on September 26, 2012.
↑ http://www.osubeavers.com/sports/m-footbl/recaps/110412aaa.html
↑ http://www.osubeavers.com/sports/m-footbl/recaps/102112aai.html
↑ John Glenn on Board as OSU Commencement Speaker. Oregon State University News & Research Communications. Retrieved on June 19, 2012.
↑ Cooper, Jonathan. "Michelle Obama Speaks at Oregon State University Commencement", Huffington Post. Retrieved on June 19, 2012.
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Twin Quasar
Submitter: Albert van Duin
Description: The Twin Quasar (Double Quasar) or Old Faithful is also known as QSO 0957+561. It was the first identified gravitationally lensed object.
QSO 0957+561 A and QSO 0957+561 B is a double-imaged quasar, meaning that an intervening mass concentration between Earth and the quasar bends light so that two images of the quasar appear in the sky. This is known as gravitational lensing, and is a consequence of Einsteinian warped space-time. The quasar lies at redshift z = 1.41(8.7 billion ly), while the lensing galaxy lies at redshift z = 0.355 (3.7 billion ly). The lensing galaxy lies almost in line with the B image, lying 1" off. The quasar lies 10" north of NGC 3079, in the constellation Ursa Major.
The Twin Quasar's two images are separated by 6". Both images have an apparent magnitude of 17, with the A component having 16.7 and the B component having 16.5 . There is a 417 � 3 day time lag between the two images.
The lensing galaxy, YGKOW G1 (sometimes called G1 or Q0957+561 G1), is a giant elliptical (type cD) lying within a cluster of galaxies that also contribute to the lensing.
Rudy Schild announced findings which suggest that the object at the heart of Q0957+561 is not a supermassive black hole, as is believed to be the case for all quasars. Schild's team at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics found that the jets originated 8000 AU from the poles of the centre, in a region 1000AU across, and that "this quasar appears to be dynamically dominated by a magnetic field internally anchored to its central, rotating supermassive compact object" (Rudy E. Schild). The accretion disc ends at 2000AU from the centre, and the inner edge is intensely radiating. There also appears to be a broad conic outflow from the accretion disc. This outflow shines in an Elvis structure (cf. Martin Elvis).
This image of Galaxy NGC3079 and the Twin Quasar (red arrow) is a 15 minute integration made from my back garden in Beilen with an 8"ASA Astrograph and a modified Canon 40D Digital camera. It is certainly the most distant object I ever imaged!
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Dele Alli: Spurs suffered from 'arrogance and overconfidence'
Luke Bradshaw
·Sports Writer
December 4, 2019, 5:03 p.m.
Dele Alli of Tottenham (Credit: Getty Images)
Dele Alli said that "arrogance and overconfidence' may have cost his Spurs side in their 2-1 defeat to Manchester United.
Two Marcus Rashford goals handed Jose Mourinho his first defeat as Tottenham boss in what was a poor performance from start to finish.
Speaking after the game, the England midfielder – and Spurs' goalscorer on the night – said: "It's difficult when you lose to take any positives.
"We know what we had to do. We had to match their energy. We lost the game not by them outplaying us - just attitude. We weren't hungry enough and we were slow to every second ball, losing 50-50s.
"Maybe it was a little bit of arrogance and overconfidence. We've been playing well."
Spurs came into the game high in confidence after a bright start to Mourinho's tenure at the north London club, but struggled in a game that Manchester United dominated.
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Alli added: "You have to have confidence and arrogance in games like this but have to use it in the right way. We were a bit sloppy but you can't do it in games like this or you'll get punished.
"We've spent a lot of years together. We have to learn from this. Games like this bring your feet back down.
"We want to win any game and you want to win for the new manager at his old place."
Alli's boss Mourinho said: "We didn't play well for 30 minutes, then I thought we did. We can't decide a goal like the second goal. It was a throw-in, everyone was sleeping, they only reacted when Marcus Rashford got near the box.
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Two snakes and four big cats are all that remain of the Cherry Brook Zoo
Almost nine months after it closed its doors permanently, Saint John's Cherry Brook Zoo still has six inhabitants waiting to go to their new homes. All that remains of the once-bustling zoo are two lions, two tigers and two snakes. All six have found new homes, but the hold-up is with the four big cats, explains zookeeper Erin Brown, who has been overseeing the relocation of the zoo's animals. Because they're going to the United States, there's a complicated permit process that often takes six to 12 months, explained Brown. Essentially, the zoo has to prove that the big cats were legally obtained, and that their transfer follows all of the guidelines laid out under the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). Brown said all of the permits required on the Canadian side of the border have been obtained. The hold-up is in the U.S. She said the COVID-19 pandemic and political unrest south of the border may also have contributed to the delay. "It could be making policies move a little more slowly," she said. When the zoo announced it would close for good last May, there were 80 animals — from 35 different species — living at the zoo, and all had to find new homes, said executive director Martha McDevitt. She said staff spent a lot of time checking out prospective new homes to make sure the animals would be safe and well cared for. "It was a big task," said McDevitt. The zoo had a number of farm-type animals, like miniature donkeys, goats and pigs that went to hobby farms, mostly in New Brunswick. The more exotic animals required a bit more work and they're now spread out at facilities from Nova Scotia to Vancouver. "The big cats were the hardest to find homes for," Brown said. The first step was to notify Canada's Accredited Zoos and Aquariums, an accreditation and advocacy group better known as CAZA. But there weren't any facilities in Canada willing or able to take the big cats. Brown said they eventually started reaching out to sanctuaries, although that wasn't her first choice for the felines. That's when they heard from Popcorn Park in New Jersey, which is part zoo, part sanctuary. The facility has agreed to take the lions and has lined up a new home for the tigers, since it already has a number of tigers. So, until the proper permits are ready to go, the four big cats will remain in Saint John. For McDevitt, they're the hardest animals to say goodbye to. "You can't help but create these special bonds with these animals, especially specific ones," she said outside the tiger enclosure Tuesday morning. "For me personally, it's the big cats, the tigers. When I was a little… child, I wanted to be a tiger when I grew up. "That's impossible, I found out. So being able to work with them has been an absolute dream come true." McDevitt has been with the zoo since 2016 and the lions arrived shortly after she did. The tigers have been at the Cherry Brook Zoo since the summer of 2017. All four were hand-raised at an Ontario zoo before it closed in 2016. "So seeing them leave — and especially them going across the border — is really hard because I may not ever see them again. So that's been hard," said McDevitt. And because they were hand-raised, Brown said the big cats actually like people. "They love interacting with visitors," she said. It was a factor zoo staff considered when they looked at facilities willing to take them. "We had several facilities that offered space as a sanctuary situation, but we chose Popcorn Park because they're going to be in a zoo situation. A lot of these sanctuaries are really more suited to cats that don't like people." She said cats that come from abusive or neglectful situations prefer to live a quiet life with as little human interaction as possible. "But our cats love human interaction. They love seeing visitors. So choosing Popcorn Park was on purpose so that they could have that interaction with visitors." Once all the permits are in place, Popcorn Park will send its own relocation team to fetch the felines. They'll have specialized equipment and people, including a veterinarian. They have specialized cages with wheels that will be rolled right up to the door of their enclosure, and with a little food inside the crate as an added incentive, they cats should go in and be ready to be loaded into a specialized trailer for the ride to New Jersey. In the meantime, thanks to monthly donors who continue to contribute to the zoo — and the occasional one-time donation — life goes on for the big cats. With fewer animals to tend to, staff members have a bit more time to hand-feed and train the cats. With her bucket of cut-up deer meat, zookeeper Megan Gorey puts the lions, Aslan and Frieda — littermates who were born in 2014 — through a series of behaviours that she doesn't like to call tricks. The cats sit and lie down, and offer the correct paw on the fence as instructed. They also stand on their hind legs on command — all for a treat, of course. Gorey also demonstrates how she can draw blood and give injections with Luna, a five-year-old tiger who's been at the zoo since 2017. From the safety of the other side of the fence, Gorey tells Luna to lie down along the fence and as someone else feeds her meat treats, she barely reacts when the needle is used. Long goodbye Brown said she initially worried that a long delay before some of the animals left would be a painful way to say goodbye, but she's actually grateful for it now. She said each animal was able to get fussed over and given extra attention before they departed for their new homes. And with the four cats being among the last to go, it gave staff extra time with the zoo's most popular inhabitants — who just happen to be the biggest eaters as well. McDevitt said it costs a couple hundred dollars per cat per month — and that's even with the donations of roadkill from the Department of Natural Resources. One such donation just happened to arrive Tuesday morning and zookeepers were preparing to hoist entire deer legs up on poles in the cat enclosures to allow them to hunt and earn their meal. Once the big cats leave the Cherry Brook Zoo, the snakes will go as well, said Brown. The snakes will go home with one of the zookeepers, but as long as the zoo remains open for the lions and tigers, the snakes will stay as well.


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El FC Locomotive Tbilisi () es un club de fútbol con sede en la capital de Georgia, Tiflis. Durante la existencia de la Unión Soviética, el club era una parte de la Sociedad Deportiva Voluntaria Lokomotiv y en la actualidad tiene fuertes conexiones con los Ferrocarriles de Georgia.

Historia
El club fue fundado el . En 1968 debutó con el equipo el extremo David Kipiani, uno de los futbolistas más talentosos de la historia de Georgia. Volvió al club para jugar una temporada más en 1979.

En 1993, se fusionó con el Lokomotivi Merani y formó el Merani-Bacho Tbilisi. En 1996 el club empezó a utilizar el nombre actual.

Estadio

Palmarés

Era Soviética
Liga de la RSS Georgia: 2
1937, 1945

Era Independiente
Copa de Georgia: 2000, 2002, 2005.

Participación en competiciones de la UEFA

Jugadores

Plantilla 2020

Jugadores destacados

  Islom Inomov
  Levan Kenia
  Ramon de Anhaia
  Juan Diego González-Vigil
  Rafael Gallardo
  Ryan Salazar
  Diego Nalvarte
  Federico Abal
  Nana Eshun
  Aleksandre Tsivtsivadze

Enlaces externos

 Sito web oficial

Lokomotivi Tbilisi
Lokomotivi Tbilisi
Equipos ferroviarios
Equipos de fútbol que se han fusionado y fusiones
Deporte en Tiflis
Unión Soviética en 1936


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Temanggung I is een bestuurslaag in het regentschap Temanggung van de provincie Midden-Java, Indonesië. Temanggung I telt 3643 inwoners (volkstelling 2010).

Plaats in Midden-Java


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Take Action: Free Palestinian Refugees Held in US Migrant Detention Center by Samidoun
Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network strongly condemns the detention of Hisham Ghalia and Mounis Hammouda in U.S. migrant detention and urges all to participate in the below action. Click here to take action.
Of course, the issue of migrant detention is not confined to the cases of Palestinian refugees; we join in the call for an immediate end to migrant detention – often indefinite – by U.S., Canada, Australia and other states. The detention of migrants and refugees is a violent act of criminalization that traumatizes traumatized people, tears apart families and subjects people to massive rights violations, in a context of racism and oppression. We also note the settler colonial nature of all of these states, built on the theft of Indigenous and Native land and genocide of Indigenous and Native people, while constructing detention centers to exclude migrants and refugees from this stolen land. We also note the racist migrant detention, attacks and criminalization by the Israeli state and institutions targeting African migrants and refugees, a vicious and anti-Black policy carried out by a settler colonial state based entirely on the dispossession of the Palestinian people, the theft of Palestinian land, and ongoing genocide.
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VRFocus confirmed that Microsoft is working on a new Virtual Reality Headset for the Xbox One. Not surprising since this is a direct response to Sony's Project Morpheus and Oculus Rift.
What I don't understand is; Why are Sony and Microsoft spending time and money on gimmicks? There will be a time for virtual reality and the matrix but it is not this day. Concentrate on fixing your consoles and optimize them. Fix the whole 1080p drama and help develop bugs free games. Time and energy is spent on failed so called future tech that no one will probibly care about, just like the Wii controller, just PS cam, just like Xbox kinect and so on.
I remember when the 3D craze was just getting started and they were selling us that the home 3D screen are the future only that no one cared and android smart TVs were flying off shelf instead.
When will the big boys realize that we just want proper games? This whole next gen future gadgets thing is getting out of hand. Gone are the days when I can simply insert the CD and start the game. Now we have to download 15GB+ day one patches and hope that games will be fixed later.
I am yet to find a reason to buy a next gen console as I can get everything on the PC for way cheaper and better. I find my self interested more in retro than the modern era consoles and crap like this only makes me want to stay in the past.
Nintendo on the other hand is trying to stay true to gaming but the horrible Wii U 3rd party support and the overpriced controller is killing them. Gaming companies should go back into making games fun to play and enjoyable instead on concentrating on crap no one is asking for.
Noe excuse me while I go look for food while browsing eBay for some real old school games. Out.


President Cyril Ramaphosa has said the Constitutional Court case brought by Tom Moyane is now ''moot'', since he already fired him as SA Revenue Service (Sars) commissioner in a bid to restore faith in the revenue service and prevent further catastrophe for the embattled South African economy.
"If the problems facing Sars are not addressed as a matter of urgency, there is a real risk of a further revenue shortfall in the current financial year, which would likely result in a further ratings downgrading, by international rating agencies, for the country," Ramaphosa said.
''This would have potentially catastrophic consequences for SA's fiscal sustainability and must accordingly be avoided at all costs," the president stated in an affidavit with the Constitutional Court on Friday.
Ramaphosa argues that there is no point to SA's highest court even agreeing to hear Moyane's case, which he says has "poor" prospects of success. Moyane is challenging the hearing into his fitness to hold office, and the commission of inquiry into Sars.
The president fired Moyane on Thursday, following the recommendations of retired judge Robert Nugent, who headed the inquiry.
"The resolution of the problems currently facing Sars requires the installation of effective, credible and permanent leadership and cannot be achieved while charges of serious misconduct hang over the head of the suspended commissioner of Sars, a matter which, in itself, seriously undermines public confidence in the institution,'' Ramaphosa said in his affidavit.
Ramaphosa also said it was now apparent that Sars deliberately withheld VAT refunds in a bid to make its tax collection figures look better than they were.
"The large, unanticipated payments for VAT refunds have led to a substantial downward revision in estimated tax revenue for 2018-2019, which, according to the 2018 [medium term budget policy statement], is expected to be R27.4bn below the estimate at the time of the 2018 budget.
''Furthermore, it indicates the revenue shortfalls of the four previous years were worse than reported, as Sars slowed down the payment of VAT refunds in order to artificially inflate the revenue actually collected over the past four years".
While Moyane has stated that he is the best Sars commissioner in democratic history, Ramaphosa said in the affidavit to the Constitutional Court that the push for a tax inquiry was driven by significant tax undercollection.
"Tax revenue was projected to fall short of the 2017 budget estimate by R50.8bn for that fiscal year. This was the largest undercollection since the 2009 recession, and was on top of shortfalls of R7.3bn, R11.3bn and R30.7bn over the previous three years. The total revenue collected by Sars was expected to be over R1-trillion in each of these four years, in line with increases in nominal gross domestic product.
"Failure by Sars to collect all the revenue as initially estimated in the original Budget given the higher spending level, meant that government was forced to borrow more and hence increase its debt, which is a major determinant used by rating agencies when assessing our sovereign investment grade.
Moyane maintains that the Nugent inquiry was a "witch hunt" against him, and was tainted by bias.
Ramaphosa, in turn, criticised Moyane for making "argumentative, inflammatory and ultimately irrelevant" allegations against himself, public enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan and multiple other officials involved in those hearings.
Ramaphosa says Moyane's case, which centres on the former tax boss's argument that the president violated the constitution in how he treated Moyane, "stands to be dismissed on substantive and procedural grounds".
The president said "Moyane has failed to make out a case for direct access" to the Constitutional Court, and failed to show that "my decision declining to disestablish or stay one or both inquiries was unlawful, irrational or otherwise inconsistent with the constitution".
Moyane also argued that Ramaphosa acted irrationally when he refused to fire Prof Michael Katz, who he described as Ramaphosa's "personal lawyer", as an adviser for the Nugent inquiry.
The president has rejected this argument, as well as what he says was Moyane's baseless attempt to stop Gordhan from giving evidence against him. Gordhan was the main witness in the misconduct inquiry into Moyane's fitness to hold office, the legality of which he is now disputing in the Constitutional Court.
According to Moyane, Ramaphosa unlawfully "abdicated" his powers to make the case for his removal from office to Gordhan, "who is not legally authorised to act as he did in respect of the disciplinary inquiry and who is in any event further disqualified due to his conflict of interests and proximity to the issues as a relatively recent commissioner of Sars and his legendary hostile and disrespectful attitude and conduct towards me".
Ramaphosa denies this, and maintains that "my expectation was that Mr Moyane would participate fully in both inquiries and take up the opportunity to put his side of the story across on the alleged acts of misconduct and the causes of the systemic failures at Sars".


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Manufactured Housing – Investors Taking Notice?
April 21st, 2017 RC Williams
Credit: NAREIT.
While the value proposition for manufactured housing is well known to industry professionals, showing or explaining that value to the mainstream can be a challenge.
According to recent information from NAREIT, that appears to be changing.
New data shows that manufactured housing REITs now occupy an enviable place in real estate, combining a dearth of new supply with a heavy demand for affordable housing options.
"Approximately ten new manufactured home communities have been built in the United States in the past two decades, an eye-popping anomaly among real estate sectors," said Ryan Burke, an analyst at Green Street Advisors.
"Aging baby boomers are driving demand at age-restricted communities, while all-age communities are popular with younger families looking for affordable housing options. Nowhere else in real estate do we see this complete lack of new supply and the favorable demand dynamics. It's a pretty good story."
R.W. Baird analyst Drew Babin agrees.
"Manufactured housing REITs and existing owners of manufactured housing communities currently have a chokehold on the market," said Babin.
While it may seem that the favorable metrics would be lost in the shuffle with investors, that isn't the case. In 2016, manufactured housing REITs delivered returns of 28.5 percent, beating out apartment REITs by nearly ten percent, and single-family home REITs by nearly 14 percent.
Ryan Burke. Credit: Green Street Advisors.
"As manufactured housing continues to outperform other sectors, particularly in the private market at the property level, there's no way the outperformance will go unnoticed," said Burke, who also addressed some of the challenges to entering the market.
"Among the barriers to entering the manufactured housing market are the communities' long lease-up periods. It can take more than five years to reach a stabilized occupancy level. It's tough for a developer to be able to underwrite that lease-up period," said Burke.
Other market analysts predict acquisitions in the space will be "episodic." According to Green Street, manufactured housing REITs own about 1 percent of the estimated 50,000 manufactured housing communities in the U.S., but nearly 15 percent of the institutional-quality stock. (It should be noted that some MHC experts put the total number of communities at about 45,000 nationally).
With new supply largely non-existent, analysts believe that REITs will try to grow their portfolios through acquisitions, and through expanding existing sites. An example cited was Sun Communities 2016 acquisition of Carefree Communities Inc., for $1.7 billion.
Credit: Sun Communities.
And, while there may be more "whale" sized acquisitions – like Carefree communities – available in the market, Burke says that he sees smaller deals on the horizon – at the right price.
"Most of the manufactured housing parks [sic] are held by smaller investors that own up to three properties," said Burke.
"They hesitate to sell for several reasons: they make a good living from the properties; they would be hit with high taxes if they sold; and many sellers would be unsure how to reinvest the proceeds to achieve similar yields. There's a whole lot of demand for these properties across the board from REITs and institutional investors and very few properties coming to market relative to other property types."
Overall, analysts agree that manufactured housing REITs have strong growth potential, including the ability to expand existing sites where they own, or can acquire, additional land.
"They've been very aggressive about doing that because it's so hard to find entitled land. Oftentimes the best land is on their existing properties," said Babin.
Some Mega Deals in Recent Years
Yes! Communities
Green Court's MHC purchased by Sun Communities
The linked stories above are among several that involve Carlyle Group, UMH Properties, ELS and other private or public portfolio operators, often involving one hundred million to a billion dollars plus packages.
Does holding the number of new communities being created down impact the market? Of course. Does the time to fill a community – due to image or regulatory reasons – impact the market? Again, yes.
Moguls Understand Value
Credit: MHLivingNews.
The Daily Business News, MHProNews and MHLivingNews have covered the case for manufactured housing as a viable solution to hope for the American Dream of home ownership at a reasonable price extensively, including Bloomberg making a statement to the same effect.
The ability to significantly cut down on production time, provide a high quality product to federal standards, all at a lower price point serves as the ideal solution to inventory and housing challenges. The titans of business recognize the opportunity as well, as giants and independents alike are actually "doubling down" on the industry.
Sam Zell, ELS Chair, credit, MHProNews.
ELS Chairman Sam Zell has been famously quoted as correcting misconceptions about the industry, saying during this interview, "Everyone calls them trailer parks. Pencil head, it's not a trailer park."
For more on manufactured housing being the solution that's hiding in plain sight, see MHProNews and MHLivingNews Publisher L.A. "Tony" Kovach's insight into the opportunity linked here. ##
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Rollercoaster Ride may be Ending for Manufactured Home Community? Modular Home Builder Faces the Music


This specialist assessment CPD training course covers current best practice in report writing and preparation for those looking to gain or renew an Assessment Practising Certificate (APC).
There will be a focus on assessments for post 16 year olds and meeting the Report Writing requirements for Disabled Student Allowances (DSAs), however this is also applicable for those working with wider age ranges and needing to update professional practice.
Our trainers are experienced, qualified specialists in diagnostic assessment report writing and assessment testing for dyslexia/Spld working to the SpLD Assessment Standards Committee (SASC) criteria.
Dyslexia Action Training is a SASC Authorised CPD Provider. This course is suitable for those seeking to gain or renew their Assessment Practicing Certificate (APC). Twelve learning hours, of which five hours of the total learning hours for this course are recognised and accredited by SASC as fulfilling, in part, the (minimum) 20 CPD hours required over three years that contribute towards gaining or renewing an APC.
12 hours of online learning (five of which are SASC accredited), conducted over a 4 week period.
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Please note this course does not actually give you an Assessment Practising Certificate (APC). For further details on gaining your APC please click here.
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Sergi Roberto loved Barcelona's win over Celta Vigo
The right-back scored the third goal at Balaidos
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Sergi Roberto scored his first goal of the season in Barcelona's 3-0 win over Celta Vigo on Thursday and spoke about the team's performance after the final whistle.
The 28-year-old spoke about the changes the team had made after their Champions League humiliation by Bayern and how hard they have worked to put things right.
"It was very important the ambition we showed even with a man down. We still went forward, we still looked for goals, we defended as a team, we played with a lot of desire, we've shown we're really up for things.
"I think we realised after Bayern that things had to change. We've worked really hard in pre-season, the team has looked good in training and you saw that when we went down to 10 men and were still fighting at the end.
"Leo looks plugged in, he's playing for the team, he's working hard and it's great he's still with us and has so much desire.
"Ansu is still very young but he's showing he deserves to be in the team. He's scoring, he works hard and I'm so happy for him. I just hope he continues because he helps us a lot."
Roberto started at right-back again but will face competition for his place going forwards after Barca completing the signing of Sergino Dest from Ajax before the game.


There's nothing sloppy about this Spillage. These gold polished and satin aluminum strands take on flattened bonsai shapes that zig-zag across the suspended landscape, interspersed with hanging LED bi-pins that twinkle among the stylized foliage. Together the two elements sing in harmony, creating an abstract impression that is busy, yet quietly soothing when taken in as a whole. Shown here as a group of 160, the piece is suspended from a ceiling plate and can be customized in both size and quantity to meet individual needs.
Shown as a group of 160. Suspended from a ceiling plate.
Dimensions Shown Ø1200 x 2000mm / Ø4' x 6'-6"


Haven't played the game in about a year.
Logged in today, as I see it's getting closer to release.
I saw there were issues with the joystick, so I deleted it, rebooted and started over.
The game cannot see my mouse cursor (razor mouse).
I have 2 monitors and can see the mouse just fine on the other monitor.
After stumbling blindly to get the joystick set up, it appears to be in a constant state of roll once a game starts.
I guess I'll wait a little longer to see if these bugs get resolved.


It is hard enough to lose a loved one, to lose that person again like this is unthinkable. Allison Kelley is pleading for the return of two urns containing her late husband's ashes. The urns were sent to Florida, so the ashes could be scattered in his favorite fishing spot in the Florida Keys. When the box arrived, the urns were missing.
What an awful thing for a family to go through. I hope that someone does see this news piece and return the urns. Heartbreaking. Have you ever had anything lost in the mail? I would hope nothing this important.


When I start a new, empty song in Studio One (latest version) I can hit the pads and they make noise for a while . . . then the unit freezes up. Sometimes i can hit notes for 30 seconds or so, sometimes it locks up after just a few. I have to disconnect and reconnect the Atom for *any* button to respond.
Latest firmware on the Atom. I reloaded the firmware just to make sure.
Anyone run into this? This is indistinguishable from broken at the moment. Basically I can't get past the first minute or so of interaction.
Switching from a USB 3.0 port (on the root hub of my Windows 10 machine) to a powered USB 2.0 hub seemed to do the trick. The Atom was truly unhappy on that old port. After switching, the Atom is stable (half a hour with no issues, versus abjectly freezing in a few seconds).
Now all my problems are creative rather than technical, which is a good place to be.
If any support or engineering staff at Presonus want details, I can provide more info. I have a bunch of experience with the guts of USB and the OS driver stack.
Thanks for posting your fix!


this summary is assignment in AEP8 at Insearch UTS written by me.
Mupinga (2005), in the sections 'Benefits of distance education' and 'Challenges facing distance education' of the article 'Distance Education in Schools: Benefits, Challenges and Suggestions', describes strong points and hurdles of distance education.The author states benefits of distance learning. Flexibility of time and space is the first benefit. So, it is suitable to students who can not attend a full time school due to various reasons. Moreover, the usage of multimedia resources and self-assessment tools in distance education can lead to a better result in test. When the economic situation is difficult, distance education also can be a substitute for schools.Challenges of distance education stated by the author are as follows. There is less opportunity to socialize and interact with fellow students. And a guideline is needed to be developed to balance the workload of online teachers with offline instructors. Preference to traditional education is also one of challenges to be overcome. Without new approach, distance education can not make use of its advantageous feature of flexibility. To be successful in online learning, distance students must learn time-management skill, self-motivation and responsibility. When it comes to online education, knowledge of information technology is also needed by both teachers and students.


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Did you ever think that the home you've been hankering after might actually be closer than you think? Like right underneath your feet? Sometimes it turns out that you don't actually need to move at all – and this is where our architectural design service comes into play. Sometimes rebuilding from the bottom up is the perfect solution where the location is right, the land is there but the property is found wanting.
If it's just space or light you're after, the redevelopment needn't be that drastic. Our architects and contractors have both vision and an eye for beauty and practicality. What you'll get is experience and enthusiasm but within a sound organisational and contractual context so that red tape and complications needn't sabotage your dream. What's more, we only use people that we'd trust with our own homes, which we think says an awful lot.
Whether you just want plans drawn up or the whole shebang, our contractors love these types of jobs, whether big or small. We legally document everything so you can be sure that everything is moving along as it should be. And whatever hurdles the planners put in the way, there's no need to panic as we're very good at jumping!
We promise that you'll love the work we do as it is always to the agreed timescale, quality and budget. What we can't promise is that the team won't also be thinking about converting that outbuilding into a home office or self-catering holiday let. Nothing like a new challenge to keep you going..!


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Steinhölzli/Weissenbühl ist ein Quartier der Stadt Bern. Es gehört zu den 2011 bernweit festgelegten 114 gebräuchlichen Quartieren und liegt im Stadtteil Stadtteil III Mattenhof-Weissenbühl, dort dem statistischen Bezirk Weisenbühl. Angrenzende Quartiere sind Hardegg/Weissenstein, Mattenhof und Sulgenbach. Im Süden und Südwesten bildet es die Stadtgrenze von Bern zu Köniz bzw. Liebefeld.

Im Jahr 2019 werden 1115 Einwohner angegeben, davon 827 Schweizer und 288 Ausländer.

Im Osten liegt das Steinhölzli, eine kleine Waldung. Die Wohnbebauung befindet sich im Westen und besteht aus Mehrfamilienhäusern und wenigen Reihenhäusern. Am Bahnhof Weissenbühl befinden sich einige Industrie- und Gewerbegebäude. Die Verwaltungsgebäude des Bundesamtes für Bauten und Logistik (BBL) und der Ausgleichskasse des Kantons Bern liegen im Nordwesten.

Verkehr
Die Schweizerischen Bundesbahnen verbinden den Bahnhof Bern-Weissenbühl mit Bern Hauptbahnhof und Thun. Die Linie 3 als Radiallinite der Strassenbahn Bern verbindet Weissenbühl mit dem Hauptbahnhof Bern. Die Buslinie 28 verkehrt tangential zwischen den Bahnhöfen Weissenbühl und Wankdorf.

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Berner Gebräuchliches Quartier Stadtteil III


Established in 1986, RCF is a coach manufacturing unit of Indian Railways. RCF has already carved a niche in the industrial scenario of the country at large and Indian Railways , in particular. After turning out its first coach in March 1988, RCF has moved on to become the largest and most modern coach manufacturing unit of Indian Railways. At present more than 28,000 RCF built coaches are traversing the length and breadth of our nation. Every year RCF is adding more than 1600 coaches to this fleet, which includes AC and Non-AC coaches for Broad Gauge.
RCF is equipped with a state-of-the–art CAD centre and CNC machines to undertake design and manufacture of bogies, shells (both with stainless steel and corten steel).FRP interiors as per customer's requirement. The state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities and processes have enabled RCF to achieve excellence in Design, Development, Manufacture, Installation and after sales service of Railway Coaches with a view to ensure enhanced satisfaction of the Rail customer.
The factory is located at a distance of 7 kms. from the historical city of Kapurthala. The integrated township is very well planned and boasts of lush green surroundings. It is considered one of the best residential complexes in the country. RCF is a self contained unit with its own shopping complex, six schools, banks with ATM facilities and a 76 bedded hospital. Apart from this, RCF colony has a beautiful lake complex, a large sports stadium, an 18-hole golf course, synthetic lawn-tennis courts, Astroturf Hockey Stadium, international size swimming pool, skating rink and other sports facilities.
Rail Coach Factory (RCF) publishing their supply and works tenders through IREPS (Indian Railways e-Procurement System) portal. Supply Tenders (Goods and Services) are being published by Stores Department, Engineering Department, Medical Department, Depot and Divisions of Rail Coach Factory (RCF).
Works tenders are being published by Engineering Department, Electrical Department, Mechanical Department and Signaling & Telecom Department of Rail Coach Factory (RCF).
All live/active supply tenders published by stores department including depots and divisions of Rail Coach Factory (RCF) can be seen by clicking on the link 'View Tenders' given below against each and every department/depot/division of Rail Coach Factory (RCF).
All live/active works published by engineering departments of Rail Coach Factory (RCF) can be seen by clicking on the link 'View Tenders' given below against each and every engineering department of Rail Coach Factory (RCF).
All live/active works published by electrical departments of Rail Coach Factory (RCF) can be seen by clicking on the link 'View Tenders' given below against each and every electrical department of Rail Coach Factory (RCF).
All live/active works published by mechanical departments of Rail Coach Factory (RCF) can be seen by clicking on the link 'View Tenders' given below against each and every mechanical department of Rail Coach Factory (RCF).
Vendors registered on IREPS portal can participate online in the tenders published through IREPS portal i.e. they can see and download the tender document, submit their financial bids online and after the opening of the tender, they can see the comparative statements also. Click on below links to see the requirement and registration process for new vendor/contractor registration on IREPS portal.


Different bamboo species have evolved to live in different environments. You should match your plant selection with your landscape conditions to ensure your plants thrive. (See our Catalogue website page.) The main considerations are: 1) Sun or light levels, 2) Clumping vs. spreading, 3) Desired height, 4) Moisture.
Light levels – For sunny landscapes with southern or western exposures select from the sun-loving groups (genera) such as the Phyllostachys, Semiarundinaria, or Chusqueas. They tend to be taller bamboos, from 15 to 60 feet, and there are dozens of options. Most are tolerant of lower light levels too, provided they get a few hours of direct sunlight, although they will grow slower. However, other bamboo species have evolved in the shade under trees and their foliage will burn in bright locations with southern or western exposures. They will only look their best with afternoon shade or light filtering through trees (softer morning sun is usually OK). These tend to be smaller bamboo species, two to 18 feet high, often with larger leaves to collect more light energy, and many belong to the Fargesia, Sasa, and Pleioblastus genera. (See our Bamboos website page.) Generally, sun loving bamboos will manage in semi-shade if they get a few hours of direct sunlight but shade lovers will burn in the afternoon sun.
Spreading bamboos send out underground rhizomes to populate surrounding areas. Some spread very slowly, only a few inches a year, while others can move quickly, sending up shoots three or more feet from the original mother plant. They can be very useful if a large hedge or screen is required quickly or erosion control on steep hillsides is needed. Underground bamboo barrier can be installed to control spreaders and a reduction in fertilizer and water will slow them down once they reach desired size. Our dry summer climate makes spreaders easier to control (just stop watering) but avoid planting very fast spreaders such as Phyllostachys vivax next to your vegetable garden or property line unless a bamboo barrier is installed. The slower spreading bamboos (Phyllostachys aurea 'Koi' or Phyllostachys aurea 'Holochrysa' and Phyllostachys bambusoides 'Castillonis' or Phyllostachys bambusoides 'Allgold' for example) are an excellent option if you want the size and vigor of a spreading bamboo with slower expansion and lower maintenance.
Clumping bamboos send up new shoots very close to the original mother plant, like most other shrubs. They are useful in mixed planting and close to vegetable gardens and property lines since they won't spread. Most are smaller (under 15 feet) and prefer shade although the clumping Chusqueas are tall, stately, and like lots of sun.
Moisture – Bamboo benefits from regular irrigation during our dry summers, but needs good drainage during our wet winters. Waterlogged soils will kill most plants, including bamboo. In summer, especially over the first few years, water new bamboo two or three times a week in dry weather until it is well established. Bamboo tends to be shallow rooted and will not do well under large evergreen trees unless appropriate species are planted and irrigated well.


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Top very unknown facts about Surrey
Since 1972, we began trading in Surrey and have been proud to call the county our home ever since. Although we've learned a lot about it during that time, there's plenty that we, and many others, don't know. So, we decided to take a look into Surrey's lesser-known history to see what we could find.
Goldaming was first to supply electricity to the public
In 1881, the market town of Goldaming was the first town to provide electric lighting both in houses and in streets. This made it the first town in the world to have a public electricity supply. Although, it was not the first to have electric street lighting. This honour belongs to Newcastle-upon-Tyne, which lit the first incandescent lamp in 1879.
Moll Cutpurse
Although the area around Devil's Punchbowl, in south-west Surrey, was notorious for highwaymen activity during the 1800s, one of Surrey's most famous highwaymen, or highwaywomen, in this case, was Mary Frith. Known as Moll Cutpurse and active in the early 1600s, she is most notorious for stealing £250 from Sir Thomas Fairfax, Commander-in-Chief of the Parliamentarian armed forces. Stories of her fencing stolen property and pimping are also well documented and she has been regarded as the first female smoker in England.
Windmill worship
Surrey is home to the only windmill in the world that is consecrated as a place of worship. Reigate Heath Windmill, which was last worked by wind in April 1862, was converted into a chapel of ease to St Mary's Parish Church, Reigate, in 1880. It still holds church services on one Sunday of each month during the summer, and occasionally at other times.
England's most wooded county
Surrey is covered by 22.4% of woodland, making it the most wooded county in England. The national average stands at 11.8% so this is nearly double that amount! The oldest untouched area of natural woodland in the UK is also located on Box Hill.
Only one Duke in its history
Although the title of Duke is considered by many to be a highly prestigious one, there has only ever been one Duke of Surrey. Back in the 1300s, this honour belonged to Thomas Holland. But after engaging in a conspiracy against Henry IV, he was betrayed, seized by a mob and then beheaded. Since meeting his brutal end, the title seemingly hasn't endeared itself to anyone else.
Surrey's Polynesian connection
Within the grounds of Clandon Park, is a Maori meeting house. For those who don't know, the Maori are the indigenous Polynesian people of New Zealand. There are approximately 8,000 Maori living in the UK, some of which appear to be local to this park. Clandon Park is located a short distance away from Guildford.
Sheerwater Glass specialises in the installation of double glazing home-improvement products. Our product range includes windows, doors, conservatories and a selection of fine glass products, which we've provided to homeowners across Surrey for over 40 years. If you're thinking of improving your home, give us a call on 01932 344 415 or contact us online and see how we can help.


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The Physiotherapist on the Maxillo Facial Unit works closely with the Nurses, Doctors and other members of the multi-disciplinary team (MDT) to provide holistic care for the patient.
The role of the Physiotherapist is to assess each individual to identify their problems and to establish aims of treatment, thus devising an individual treatment plan.
The majority of patients undergoing surgery for oral cancer will be assessed by the Physiotherapist prior to their operation. This is in order to establish a good relationship with the patient and also to discuss post operative treatment plans. During this assessment the Physiotherapist will normally examine your chest, your neck and shoulder movements, and also your general mobility levels. This is also a time for the patient to ask the Physiotherapist any questions you may have about your post operative recovery.
All patients will be assessed the day after their operation, whether that is on the Critical Care Unit or on the ward, and will be treated daily until the patient is either discharged or no longer needs Physiotherapy input. The treatment given will comprise of chest clearance exercises, neck and shoulder exercises, donor flap site exercises and general mobility rehabilitation.
Many patients undergoing surgery for oral cancer will require a temporary breathing tube (tracheostomy) to help with their breathing. Whilst this tube is in place, and also when removed, patients will be taught breathing exercises in order to clear any excess secretions off their chest. Patients will also be taught techniques on how to effectively cough and clear secretions through their tracheostomy tube, and advice on how to use additional suction to clear secretions.
Maintaining a clear chest is very important in the first few days following surgery so patients will be expected to continue with their breathing exercises on a regular basis during the day.
As a long neck incision is often made during surgery patients will need advice on exercises to ensure a maximum recovery of their neck and shoulder movements. All patients' neck and shoulder movements will be assessed to establish any weaknesses that may be present and therefore to plan what specific exercises should be carried out. In some cases weaknesses may persist until the day of discharge from hospital therefore further out-patient Physiotherapy may be arranged at your local hospital. Exercise and advice sheets will be given to all patients so they are able to follow the specific exercises taught.
In the majority of patients an area of tissue or bone may be used to reconstruct the inside of your mouth where the cancer was removed. Common flap sites include the back of the forearm (radial forearm free flap), the shoulder blade (scapula), the rim of your pelvis (DCIA), and the fibula bone in the lower leg. Whatever flap site is used this will need to be exercised, again to restore all the movements you had prior to surgery. Specific exercise sheets will be given to each patient depending on what flap site is used, so that the patient can continue with their exercises when the Physiotherapist is not present.
Most patients will want to get back onto their feet as soon as possible, and as Physiotherapists we agree with that too. After your operation you will be encouraged to sit out in a chair, often on the second day after your operation. From here the Physiotherapist will be able to progress your mobility daily, which may initially require the use of zimmer frames or walking sticks, until you reach a stage were you are able to walk safely by yourself. Prior to discharge you may also require a 'stair assessment' to ensure that you are both safe and confident mobilising up and down stairs when you return home.
During your hospital stay your Physiotherapist will be working closely with all team members on the ward to ensure that we are all working towards the same goals for you, the patient.


Each month there are roughly 50 – 75 new scientific journal articles in the world's peer reviewed literature dealing with the human ACL which we collect and peruse. I will summarize the main point of those few that, in my opinion, say something genuinely new or particularly important in this monthly blog.
from departments in The Netherlands and Germany showed that stretching resulted in transiently increased ACL laxity (looseness), as did playing soccer, although to a lesser degree. Knees had instrumented Lachman testing with an arthrometer before and after stretching and soccer. This finding highlights the underappreciated fact that stretching has never been shown to produce any injury preventative benefits, but has been shown to result in hamstring injury in some studies.
However the finding that stretching can actually increase ACL laxity is completely new and of possibly far greater significance. This finding also casts a potentially new light on the ACL injury prevention programs that use strengthening and stretching to reduce injury. It perhaps suggests that it is the strengthening and not the stretching that may be more important.
It also may help explain why soccer is a high risk sportfor ACL tear. It will be interesting to see the results of similar testing before and after participation in other sports.
compares pull out strength of several tibial fixation devices for ACL grafts. Basically they contrast cortical fixation (Washer loc) simple interference fixation (delta screw and retroscrew) and augmented interference fixation (the intra-fix). The results indicated worse pullout strength for the simple interference devices: the delta screw and the retro screw.
It is not necessarily the case that decreased maximum pullout strength will result in great laxity postoperatively. But it does suggest that with these simple interference fixation devices with less pullout strengths, more cautious rehabilitation in the early postop period is probably advisable. The retroscrew advocates feel that there is less morbidity from the less aggressive tunnels is an advantage which may warrant the less good pullout strengths.
However there is really no compensatory benefit that obtains when using a simple interference screw. This may explain the interest in, and development of, several newer devices such as the Cayenne Aperfix and Medshape Exoshape that, like the intra-fix, augment the simple interference fit for soft tissue grafts. Good clinical results are really all that matters. But for many surgeons it will be appealing to get the greater insurance of greater pullout strengths.


It's not all recalls in recent new from McDonald's. A rather bold marketing and PR move comes from France, where the fast food chain giant is running a gay-friendly advertisement. Usually, ads aim to attract customers, this however was described as a political statement by political commentator Bill O'Reilly and others.
But for McDonald's things are different. They were not attempting to make a political statement, but to acknowledge a social change, to "fit in" if you want. Stephane Xiberras, president and creative director of BETC Euro RSCG, the agency that designed the campaign (and also designed the record-breaking Rollerbabies spot for Evian), said in a statement that advertising is often based on hyperbole. This is true, but not for the gay-friendly McDonald's ad that appears simple, credible, a possible scenario every day, in any part of the world.
The ad is one of the three currently running in France under the slogan "Come as You Are" (vennez comme vous êtez). It was directed by Xavier Giannolli, who also directed the other two spots: Les Corps Impatients (Impatient Bodies) and Quand j'étais chanteur (When I was a singer). The ad campaign has been running on television and cinema for three weeks already. Particularly, the gay-friendly ad is surprising, coming from a company otherwise focused on family and children. But even the gay-friendly ad is focused on family and children, and family values.


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New York City based DJ & producer Ace Alvarez has become one of the more recognizable names in electronic music within the last decade. Priding himself on creating a unique musical experience with an intense and relentless vibe, which can only be just that - experienced. Growing up in Queens, New York, Ace Alvarez was inherently surrounded by diverse genres of music; from the latin vibes that were an integral part of his Argentine family's lifestyle to the mainstream hip hop that populated the local airwaves. The eclectic grooves infused creativity in young Ace, and would serve as the musical foundation that would culminate in the aspiring DJ/Producer he is today. Ace found himself immersed in the NYC club scene at the height of the "Golden Era" of dance, and he frequented nostalgic mainstays the likes of Tunnel, Exit, Discotheque, Sound Factory, Crobar, and Twilo. These experiences, albeit lots of fun, nurtured his young musical palate, and fostered a perpetual hunger to learn more about the different sounds and cultures of music. Since 2009, Ace has tempered his skills via his live performances at numerous hot spots throughout the tri-state area (NY/NJ/CT), including one of the most relevant clubs in all of north America at the moment, Output in Brooklyn, newest mega club, Space Ibiza NY, as well as legendary clubs such as Cielo and the world-renowned Pacha NYC. He held residency at the infamous Liquid Vibe for over a year until it's closing, System and numerous other places. Although he's been known to play alongside more distinguished individuals in major venues, his unique style and energetic sets have also created a buzz in the local after-hours house scene. His impeccable rhythm serves as a catalyst in creating a distinctive techno sound that resonates to the feel of the respective crowd.
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KPIT, the global technology company specialising in product engineering and IT consulting, have launched KPIT Sparkle 2019, the fifth edition of their annual national design and development innovation contest. They have collaborated with the Indian government's Department of Science and Technology (DST) and NITI Aayog's Atal Innovation Mission (AIM).
KPIT Sparkle is a national contest focused on creating a culture of innovation and providing students an opportunity to come up with innovative ideas to solve socially relevant issues.
Energy generation from alternate sources such as solar and wind power; energy storage using bio-hydrogen, fuel cells, and other combustible materials; developing technologies for energy utilisation, etc.
Clean, safe, shared, secured, connected or user-convenient mobility/transportation solutions, etc.
Participants shortlisted from the pre-qualification stage will be invited to build and present working prototypes of their solutions at the grand finale and public exhibition in Pune in February 2019. Their projects will be evaluated by a panel of national and international jurors consisting of eminent industry experts, technologists, academicians, and business leaders.
The winners will receive a total of Rs 21 lakhs in cash prizes. With this edition, KPIT aims to extend Sparkle as a platform that will support the entrepreneurial abilities of students as well. It has partnered with DST and AIM-NITI Aayog, who will grant access to their incubation centers for select finalists to convert their prototypes into commercial entities. KPIT has additionally secured associations with design and management institutions.
Application details and further information on KPIT Sparkle 2019 is available on http://sparkle.kpit.com/.
In 2018, the contest saw substantial growth both in terms of the qualitative and quantitative aspects of the nominations. The number of participating colleges increased by 80 per cent while the number of prototypes submitted went up by 20 per cent. KPIT Sparkle 2018 received over 12,000 registrations on the theme of next-generation energy and transportation solutions from more than 600 engineering and science colleges across India.


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Paros offers a diverse range of activities, depending on your mood and preferences – there is something to suit everyone. Numerous indoor & outdoor activities, for both adults and children are available throughout the year. Browse through to find the activity of your choice.
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Routes in Marpissa
Routes in Marpissa is a three-day, experiential, cultural festival organized by a group of volunteers and takes place every August in Marpissa, Paros. The festival has as its central idea to create routes and points of interest in the traditional settlement, around themes of architecture, folklore, music, art and environment. It is designed on the characteristics and scale of the village, showing with respect to the hospitable character of this place. It aims at an experiential approach of activities so everyone can have an active role in the events. The participation and interaction of residents, visitors and volunteers work together in a unique, creative result.
Marpissa / Marpissa, Old Town
Hellenic International Studies in the Arts
HISA is an accredited study abroad program that offers full semester and year courses in the arts and humanities at both undergraduate and graduate levels. Check out their website for the programs currently offered.
+30 6948 516797 | Parikia, Old Town, Market Street
Achillea Gallery
A new art gallery on Paros founded by Anne Bateson from France. The gallery aims to offer a selection of both emerging and confirmed artists from different horizons and cultures such as Caribbean, European and Middle-eastern.
+33 6387 99260 | Parikia, Old Town, Marinopoulos street
Parosdrive Rentals • Transfers • Tours
Travel Services Agency offering car rental with top model cars at competitive prices, private tours and excursions by minibus or boat, and transfers by car, minibus, boat or helicopter. Its areas of activity include the islands of Paros and Antiparos.
+30 22840 26137 | +30 6909 374513 | Parikia, Parikia-Naoussa Road
The Aegean Center for the Fine Arts
The Aegean Center for the Fine Arts founded and established in Paros over 40 years ago continues its tradition in offering small-group intensive study in the fine arts. Study abroad programs for university students fall & spring. The center is housed in a restored Neoclassical building in the heart of the Old Town of Parikia, which also operates as an art gallery in the summer.
+30 22840 23287 | Parikia, Old Town, Market Street
Anti Art Gallery
The Art Gallery "anti" operates from spring to fall, hosting painting, sculpture, photography & ceramics exhibitions by artists from Greece & abroad. Every July, the gallery organizes the "Antiparos Photo Festival."
+30 22843 61544 | +30 6974 400035 | Antiparos, Kastro
Naoussa Sailing Team
Run by Naoussa Sailing Team, well-known for its award-winning athletes, the school offers private and group lessons for kids and adults in Optimists, Laser, Toper Omega and Skiff boats (29er & 49er). Custom-made courses available.
+30 6974 717978 | Naoussa, Kolimbithres
Cycladic Diving
Enjoy the underwater world in a relaxing way! Guided dives and snorkelling in small groups with high professional standards and respect to the environment. Introductory experiences and all PADI courses in many languages. Well-trained center for the special PADI diving courses for children (8-15 years old).
+30 22840 91008 | +30 6975 923156 | Aliki, Seafront street
Conservatory Mythodia
Music Conservatory including classes of classical music, modern music, traditional popular music, pre-school musical education, general musical education and more. Check the website for upcoming workshops, seminars and other activities. *Special summer classes*
+30 22840 23202 | Parikia, Kakapetra
Thanassis Farm
Horse riding activities for children and adults- lessons and trail rides. Also offers horse training, sales and trade and boarding facilities. Families are welcome to visit Thanassis' place, get close to the animals (cows, sheep etc.) and experience farm life in a small village by the sea.
+30 22840 53403 | +30 6998 413813 | Ambelas
Kokou Horse Riding Center
Operating since 1990, Kokou offers horse riding for children & adults and organized horseback tours in the countryside for experts & beginners. Recommended by major travel guides. Transport available from Naoussa.
One-day sailing trips
Daily trips to southern Naxos & Koufonisia Islands or Delos, on a traditional wooden boat or sailing boat for adults & kids. Spend a whole day in the sea with frequent stops for swimming & snorkeling in places only reached by boat - lunch on board, wine & fruit. The 2 boats are available for private trips with custom-made routes.
+30 6972 714951 | Pisso Livadi, Marina
Agios Antonios Monastery & Kefalos hill
A 16th century Monastery dedicated to Agios Antonios ( St. Antonios). Built at the top of an inactive volcano which is now known as Kefalos hill. The view from the monastery is breathtaking and the footpath to the top is a must-do!
Marpissa
Kalierou Museum
A museum in the memory of the beloved Paros teacher Panagiotis Kalieros, with personal objects and historical facts about him and his family.
+30 22843 60128, 60167 (Municipal Cultural Dept.) | Parikia, Market Street
Paros Park Museum
A new museum, in the old monk cells next to the monastery of Ai Yiannis Detis, in the premises of Paros Park. It hosts the permanent exhibition "The Island of Paros through the Russian cartography 1770-1774″ with map and info of that era, when the Ai Yiannis peninsula was the headquarters of the Russian navy.
+30 22840 24571 | Naoussa, Kolimbithres, Ai Yiannis Detis (Monastiri)
Folklore Museum of Marpissa
An original museum depicting the life of old Marpissa. Its exhibits (mainly objects of every-day use of the past) have been donated with love by the people of the village. The museum is actually an old house furnished and decorated as it used to be more than 70 years ago. Next-door, there is as well an "antique" barber's shop.
+30 22840 41217 | Marpissa, Old Town
Archaeological Museum of Paros
Exhibits from Paros, Antiparos and the surrounding islets, from Neolithic, Early Cycladic, Mycenaean, Geometric, Archaic, Classical, Hellenistic and Roman periods, including some very important findings .
+30 22840 21231 | Parikia, Ekatontapyliani Square
Stretch Pilates
Stretch Pilates studio offers Pilates classes either on the mat or the classic Pilates apparatus. It is the only fully equipped Pilates studio on the island and it follows the classical Pilates system. It operates from April to November.
+30 22840 55189 | Naoussa, Peripheral Road
Sculpture Museum Nikos Perantinos
A sculpture museum dedicated to the work of Nikolaos Perantinos. There you can see over 190 scultures and art objects of classic art.
Cycladic Folklore Museum of Benetos Skiadas
Hand-made miniatures of important Cycladic buildings and everyday life places of the old times. Mr.Benetos Skiadas also exhibits models of important historic ships from the ancient times to recent history. Open May - September.
+30 6944 817899 | road to Aliki
Tao's Center
A Retreat and Meditation Center dedicated to the practice of awareness, self-development and well being: daily activities (yoga, meditation, tai-chi etc), massages, workshops and a long-stay program. The Center also runs an original Bar-Restaurant, with the very best of Asian Cuisine, and a lounge Café, with free internet access, live music events and an outstanding view.
+30 22840 28882 | Near Naoussa, in the countryside of Ambelas
To The Garden
To the Garden is an ecological project designed and built upon applied principles of Permaculture and Sustainability. It offers a series of internships and workshops in a number of arts, crafts and practical skills and also provides idyllic retreat facilities for the Creative Artist, Writer or Scholar.
+30 22840 91524 | +30 6937 300243 | Aliki & Ageria, Kavaleto
The Dance Group of Naoussa
The Folk Dance Group of Naoussa aims to preserve and transmit the local musical tradition. Offers year-long and short-term Greek dancing lessons for children and adults of all nationalities.
+30 22840 52971 | Naoussa
Church of "a Hundred Doors" - Ekatontapyliani
One of the oldest and best preserved Christian monuments in the world, built in the Byzantine times, bears many legends and boasts on its rare icons. Pieces from former ancient temple are seen inside the church and the courtyard where the church's Byzantine Museum is also located.
+30 22840 21243, 24807 | Parikia, Ekatontapyliani Square
Artists on the Move
Painting, drawing and printmaking classes in week-long programs, designed to study practical elements of painting & drawing such as color theory and composition while helping students to develop a personal approach and expression.
+30 22840 25331 | Parikia, Old Town
The Paros Municipal Library offers a well-structured collection of Greek books and magazine subscriptions for kids and adults. Also available: some books & magazine titles in various languages. Internet access for members. Guided online searches in other libraries. The library holds the largest collection on books on the Cyclades. Also: an original collection of various videos and recordings on Paros & the Cyclades.
Archilochos Cultural Association
"Archilochos" is called the Cultural Association, founded in 1976 in Paros, where it exists till now.
+30 22840 22840 | Parikia, Marina
Paros Tennis Association
Tennis courses for children & adults, by the enthusiastic Paros Tennis Association. Professional training for beginners & more accomplished athletes. Also organizes open tennis championships throughout the year.
+30 22840 24280 | Parikia, Agia Irini
Paros Herbs & Nature Products
Fresh, hand-picked and brought to your door: herbs, wild weeds, wild fruits, capers, pickled vegetables, edible bulbs and anything else offered at the nature of Paros. Mr. Christos walks the mountains and the plains of island, picks its edible gifts, washes them and delivers or sends them to you - ready to eat!
+30 22840 23026 | N/A
Archipel Club
Sailing cruises in the Greek Islands onboard self-owned Pahi 53' catamarans. Archipel Club, established in 1962, is based on Paros and offers 2 formulas: cabin charter, for couples or singles, and Catamaran Charters with or without skipper, for groups of up to 8 persons with custom-made cruises. Departures from Paros, Athens or other ports on request.
+30 22840 22874 | +30 6932 632721 | N/A
Museum of Popular Aegean civilization
Aiming in providing an overview of what life used to be like in the Aegean Islands, this private collection includes objects such as: tools, building elements, rocks, pottery, furniture, instructive drawings, photographic reports and a library. Open April to October.
+30 22840 41827, 42398 | Lefkes, inside "Lekes Village" Hotel
Alkyoni - Aegean Wildlife Hospital
A non-profit organization which treats and rehabilitates wild birds and mammals. Also active in protecting natural wildlife habitats and in encouraging the protection of the fauna. Member of the European Wildlife Rehabilitation Association. The centre is in need of volunteers all year round and offers accommodation.
+30 22840 22931 | +30 6944 741616 | Kamares
Modern and Ancient Greek Language and Culture Summer Course
A course designed for students who want to make rapid progress in Modern Greek and deepen their understanding of Greece and its culture. It offers an intensive language course at beginner, intermediate and advanced level. The course consists of 40 hours, divided across 10 days, and includes reading, speaking, grammar and writing. Greek conversation online courses too.
+30 215 5258 787 | +30 697 2526 788 | Pisso Livadi, Fishing port & Marina
Captain Ben's Lazy Day
Captain Ben of Antiparos offers day boat trips from Antiparos or Paros island. His famous Lazy Day starts from Antiparos port at 10:00 AM or from Pounta (Paros) at 10:05 AM and returns at 17.00. Diving, snorkelling, BBQ in the best spots of Antiparos and Despotiko.
+30 6976 409344 | Paros & Antiparos
Paros Animal Welfare Society (PAWS)
Paros Animal Welfare Society has been active on Paros Island since 1995 and became an official body in 1999. It remains the only organization involved with the welfare of animals under human care. PAWS aims to rehome unwanted dogs and help neighborhoods manage their stray cat communities. It also monitors and reports any animal abuse and recommends good practices.
+30 6975 060927 | Tripiti
American Summer Dance Program
Former Joffrey Ballet ballerina Carole Valleskey, a resident of Paros, will offer week-long classes with live musical accompaniment and a culminating presentation. The athletic, high energy dance style is based on child-friendly choreography, suited to boys and girls, and allows all children to experience success. Come join in the joy! July 10-15 and July 17-22 , at Mythodia Conservatory, Monday-Saturday 10-12.
+30 6934 745596 | Parikia, Kakapetra
Music, dance and theatre group "Naoussa Paros"
Presenting more than a hundred and fifty dancers in nine groups, it offers a broad range of lessons mainly on folk Greek dance for all ages and throughout the year, in various villages. Also runs a theatre group and a music & movement group. Special group courses also on request.
+30 22840 52284 | Naoussa, Periferic, opposite Naoussa highschool
Paros Hikes
Paros Hikes offers guided walking and hiking tours on a weekly basis, aiming to offer a genuine experience of Paros & Antiparos' unspoiled nature. It operates in small groups, emphasizing attention to detail and safety. Tailor-made walks available too.
+30 6972 288821 | N/A
Sea Kayak Paros
Sea Kayak Paros offers guided sea kayaking day & multi-day trips on the islands of Paros & Antiparos and the Cyclades islands, in Greece. Explore sea caves, secluded beaches and the impressive geology of the islands with a sea kayak, the best way to discover the natural beauty of the coastline.
+30 6977 206541 | Naoussa, Peripheral Road
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Melt the butter in a small saucepan. Add the flour and cook gently for a minute. Slowly add the milk, stirring as you cook.Add the mustard and cook for 2 minutes until you have a smooth sauce. Season and crumble in the cheese and whisk in the egg yolks.
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When ready to serve, place on a tray back in the oven for 20 minutes for a second bake.
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Tech Protect Kit faraday bags are the perfect answer to the safety of ALL your critical electronics!
As technology gets more and more crucial, keeping your critical electronics safe from attack is becoming a top priority. In an attack or any other situation, that could be your only contact with the outside world! And as that technology gets more integrated, EMP attacks seem more and more likely. That's why the Tech Protect bags are the number one answer for protecting your electronics from attack and giving you peace of mind.
The Tech Protect Kit contains one of each size of the Tech Protect bag, meaning 6 powerful protection bags for maximum value in top military grade faraday bags.
*Tensile Strength (ASTM D882-83 Method A) 735 lbs. *Tear Strength: (D1004-66 – Notched) MD: 5.8 lbs.TD: 7.5 lbs. *Burst Strength (FTMS 101-C Method 2007 1a) >130 psi *Puncture Strength (FTMS 101-C Method A) >38 lbs.
Because our Faraday Bag utilizes the most current metalizing technology, its moisture barrier performance exceeds foil laminates for low Moisture Vapor Transmission Rate (MVTR), particularly after flexing. In other words whatever you place in the bag and seal properly is going to stay dry also!
e one bag inside of the other to give optimal protection against EMPs and Super EMPs.