During her visit to Saba and Bonaire at the beginning of September 2015, State Secretary of Economic Affairs, Mrs. Sharon Dijksma, publicly announced the establishment of the "Yarari" Marine Mammal and Shark Sanctuary, which encompasses all of the waters around the islands of Bonaire and Saba including the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). The name of the Sanctuary "Yarari" is a Taíno Indian word, meaning 'a fine place'.
The populations of sharks worldwide are in sharp decline and therefore in urgent need of protection from illegal fishing and fisheries by-catch. The local nature conservation and fisheries organizations will be involved in the protection. This is only the eleventh shark sanctuary in the world.
This landmark event is a very welcome first step towards the full protection of sharks, rays, whales and dolphins throughout the waters of the Dutch Caribbean. The declaration will form the basis for legislative measures to ensure their protection.
Recent reports by IMARES* have helped to underpin the urgent need for a whale and shark sanctuary in the Dutch Caribbean, providing a first glimpse of which species can be found in the Dutch Caribbean, as well as recommendations for measures to ensure their protection. Fish stock research has shown that a decrease in number of sharks, as top predators, leads to a disturbed natural balance in the sea. This can affect the overall fish population, and good fish stocks are not only important for fishermen on the islands that depend on fishing, but also for tourism.
Many species of whales and dolphins are known to inhabit the waters around the Dutch Caribbean islands, including orcas, humpback whales and sperm whales, more than twenty different species. Humpback whales spend the winter months in the warm Caribbean waters where they calve and nurse the baby whales during their first few months until they are strong enough to begin the trek to their feeding grounds in the cold Northern Atlantic waters off the Eastern shores of the US and Canada, around Greenland and Iceland, as well as in Northern European waters.
The Sanctuary is intended to focus research of the various marine mammal populations to learn more about their lives and the threats they may be under so we will learn how best to protect them. Like sharks, marine mammals are important for tourism. The Yarari Sanctuary will form part of a network of marine mammal sanctuaries in the region, including the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary in the northern USA, an important summering ground for humpback whales, the French Caribbean "Agoa" Sanctuary and the Dominican Republic Marine mammal Sanctuary, which includes the Silver Banks.


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Q: use alert box for confirmation I am allowing myself to send payments to others directly from my node.js app.
I am trying to basically do this:
Once I click the send payment button, it should alert me, with a message, are you sure you want to send this payment. and if I click yes, then do it, if cancelled, then dont. I assume this is a script but I'm not sure how to get the result of the button click. How can I do this?
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something like this. How can I do this?

A: In JavaScript, you can just use confirm:

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{
  if (confirm('Are you sure you want to pay?'))
  {
    console.log('Processing payment.');
  }
  else
  {
    console.log('Payment canceled.');
  }
});
<button>Pay some money</button>

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Marquette falls to Georgia in final match-up of the Daytona Beach Invitational
Ava Mares, Sports Reporter|November 27, 2021
Kennedi Myles (44) goes up for a layup in Marquette women's basketball's 65-40 win over Southern Nov. 15.
After pulling off a come from behind victory against Middle Tennessee Friday afternoon, Marquette women's basketball suffered a setback Saturday afternoon at the Daytona Beach Invitational falling to Georgia 70-45.
It is the second loss of the season for the Golden Eagles.
As has been the trend for the last three games, the first quarter was sloppy for Marquette. Georgia dominated on both sides of the ball and held the Golden Eagles to shoot 22.2% from the field in the frame.
After taking a 15-9 lead into the second quarter, the Lady Bulldogs used a balanced scoring effort and a strong 8-for-13 shooting performance in the frame to build their lead to 30-17 heading into halftime.
It was Georgia's defense that brought struggles to Marquette in the first half. The Golden Eagles shot a poor 23.3% from the field and went 0-for-8 from beyond the arc in the first 20 minutes.
Georgia redshirt senior Mikayla Coombs ended the first half with a 100% field goal percentage, going 6-for-6 for 12 points. Meanwhile Marquette sophomore forward Liza Karlen and graduate student Karissa McLaughlin were held scoreless from the field. McLaughlin finished the half with one point, going 1-for-2 from the free-throw line.
Marquette head coach Megan Duffy's team turned over the ball 10 times.
The start to the third quarter was not much better for Marquette as they continued to struggle finding their rhythm.
Marquette continued to fight their way and cut the deficit The Golden Eagles used a 9-2 run over a span of roughly three minutes to bring the Lady Bulldogs deficit within seven at the 6:32 mark of the quarter.
Then graduate student Jenna Staiti hit a 3-pointer to spark a 14-2 run for Georgia and the Lady Bulldogs took control the rest of the way in the third, leading as much as 27 points at one point.
Georgia hit back-to-back jump shots to open up the four quarter, forcing Duffy to call a timeout as her team was down 57-33 at the 9:16 mark of the quarter.
The Lady Bulldogs outscored the Golden Eagles 17-12 in the fourth, cruising their way to a 70-45 victory.
Graduate student Lauren Van Kleunen led the way for Marquette with 13 points shooting 6-for-15 from the field and 1-for-1 from beyond the arc. Van Kleunen also recorded four rebounds and one assist on the afternoon.
Junior guard Jordan King contributed 12 points, going 5-for-12 from the field, while adding five rebounds and five assists.
Combs and Staiti led the way for Georgia with 13 points a piece.
The Golden Eagles won the rebound column 43-37 on the afternoon. Marquette has now outrebounded each of its six opponents to begin the season.
Marquette (4-2) will return to the Al McGuire Center for its BIG EAST regular season opener against Xavier Dec. 3 at 7 p.m. CST.
This article was written by Ava Mares. She can be reached at ava.mares@marquette.edu or on Twitter @avamaresMU.
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The castle, completed in 1941, is built on a peninsula facing one of the finest views to be seen anywhere. The crystal-clear waters of Bear Creek flow around this place in a semicircle, which adds much to its beauty and splendor and the evolutionary sound of this roaring stream and other water falls adds to its value, promoting rest and sleep. The exceptional scenery of "THE CASTLE" is evidenced by the fact that for over thirty years there has been colored picture postcards sold on display everywhere of this location before improvements were made.
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