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vertexlistblog
vertexlist blog is an online extension of vertexList gallery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The content is a collective effort of artists and curators working with vertexList. (www.vertexlist.net)
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A sampling of media art works that explore where transient digital images fit into our current social and physical spaces. Curated by AwareProjX, a visual arts collective specializing in the creation of new media art projects. Artists include Lee Arnold, Ted Artz, Perry Bard, Daniel Kariko, and Carlos Rosas.
Painted Bride Art Center
November 2 - January 12
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HALLOWE'EN PARTY at Moti Hasson
JILLIAN MCDONALD PERFORMANCE AND HALLOWE'EN PARTY
Wednesday October 31, Hallowe'en, 2007, 7pm
Moti Hasson Gallery
A Hallowe'en party and performance by New York-based artist Jillian Mcdonald (http://jillianmcdonald.net) whose work is currently being
showcased in Waking the Dead (October 11 - November 10, 2007) at Moti Hasson Gallery.
Costumes, especially scary ones, welcome! Or come prepared to be transformed...
Click here to see works and press release
http://www.motihasson.com/exhibitions/mcdonald/workslist.html
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Forgotten Sculptors @ Sculpture Center
November 3, 2007 3 pm , FREE
Four Italian artists, including Emilio Fantin, Luigi Negro, Giancarlo Norese, Cesare Pietroiusti and New York-based artist Joan Jonas will collaborate on this performance work. By combining semi-concrete, semi-absurdist methods with a wide variety of media, the artists will create stories, a play, and a collective peformance about sculptures and actual sculptors whose exposure has waned into oblivion.
SculptureCenter 44-19 Purves Street Long Island City, NY 11101 T: 718 361 1750 www.sculpture-center.org
Natalie Moore and Marcin Ramocki at artMovingProjects
artMovingProjects
October 20 – November 18th
Mirage: Morning Before the Fact
A merciful mirage makes the living possible. The sun stoops low over everything wished for in a flash. Reverie alone assists the staggering mind. Here, at last (the map appears to disappear), are the artist's intentions intact: that shimmer, that presence, as destructive as it is sublime. The clearest way to the universe is through wilderness. How to show the way for those who would climb through a hole in the sky?
In a sculptural landscape the artist figures herself as a traveler searching for a lost memory. In transitory time universal ideas and local reflections connect to macro and micro levels of conception. The forms are fleeting – moving in and out of solidity. Can a holistic view be regained? Can perception be trusted?
When the sun sets and after the sunsets and before it is night, the sky has light but there is no actual sun. The light is very soft and there is something magic about it. It limits with a magic look, a softening beauty and fragility. Open-ended and interrupted experience: the wind blowing, bird rustling, and sunshine flowing into trees.
Evening reports back as forms travel towards their disappearance. Place and replace with light and shadow, rich with past needs of representation or significance. The flawed nature of perfection is a landscape. Antelope Canyon, Bodø, Cappadocia, and the Sahara are the alien lands where great mountains and majestic deserts dwarf humans to insignificance. Such landscapes are neither an empty vista awaiting human settlement nor a jewel-like scene resisting human intrusion.
Like a mirage these objects seem to reconfigure themselves, the active mystery of uncertain vision. The work emits its aura without muscular statement or grand scale. The largest fire proceeds through aeons of emptiness in textures, tones, shapes, and edges, superimposes, and washes. The largest fire proceeds. Melanie Neilson Junceau
Marcin Ramocki: blogger skins
"blogger skins" is a project based on time-specific capturing of image Google searches. The community most sensitive to this new phenomenon, and par excellence conceptually most related, is the world of pro-bloggers. For this project I chose five art bloggers: Tom Moody (tommoody.us), Paddy Johnson (artfagcity.com), Régine Debatty (we-make-money-not-art.com), James Wagner (jameswagner.com) and Joy Garnett (newsgrist.typepad.com) and performed specific image searches on their names. The thumbnails of first 100 images were imported (in the order of appearance) into an HTML editor and compiled into an image map, reflecting the original Google layout and popularity of search items.
John Giglio
New Project Space Location rear Door and Installation by John Giglio.
In keeping with the Front Doors designed by Giglio in 2004 the rear door expands aMP's new media ambitions.
166 N.12th St, between Bedford and Berry Sts., Williamsburg (917-301-6680, 917-301-0306).
Subway: L to Bedford Avenue Thurday -Sunday, 1pm - 6pm
www.artmovingprojects.com
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Kristin Lucas At Postmasters Gallery
Opens Saturday
October 20 Nov 24
459 West 19th Street.
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Sean Higgins in Art in America
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Selling the Sound of My Voice - opening
Brice Brown , mentally preparing for the opening.
Alan Shockley, life performance.
Actually selling the installation, tile by tile...
Glass touch screen: every germ-phobe's dream.
Another after-party at Fanny's!
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Brice Brown and Alan Shockley: opening Friday, October 12
VertexList space has the pleasure to present "Selling The Sound of My Voice", a mixed media collaboration by visual artist Brice Brown and composer Alan Shockley.
A reception will take place on Friday, October 12th 2007 from 7pm - 10pm, with the artists in attendance.
The exhibition will be on display until Sunday, November 18th, 2007.
Live performance by Alan Shockley @ the opening reception, 8.30pm.
"Selling The Sound of My Voice" is a complex, interactive installation created by visual artist Brice Brown and composer Alan Shockley. Attempting to expose the fluidity in the relationship between sight and sound, Brown and Shockley have devised a system of analogous symbols and sounds that they used throughout the three pieces on view. Though these symbols appear to be only decorative (and indeed use decoration as a way to bait the viewer) nothing is superfluous, for every visual mark finds a direct correlation in sound. The exhibition centers on a large wall-mounted piece consisting of 88 twelve-inch square aluminum panels, and a looped 30-minute electro-acoustic score. Each one of the 88 panels corresponds to a family of sounds heard in the score. What sets this piece in motion is the sale of the individual panels, because at the point of purchase, each tile must be immediately removed from the wall, while the sounds it represents must also be removed from the score. In this way, as suggested by the exhibition's title, the financial success of the show will continually reduce the work so that it eventually becomes non-existent. Also on view is a touch screen version of the larger main pieces. With this piece, the viewer is able to select any combination of tiles-sounds by touching the screen. The selected sounds will be heard on a pair of headphones, and the tiles will be projected onto the wall. Here the viewer is able to exert total control over the piece. Two limited edition prints with accompanying headphones are also on view, each one an example of combinations of the symbols and their corresponding sounds as selected by Brown and Shockley. For the opening, Shockley will perform live on a melodica, joining this live musical element to the many layers of the installation's sound.
Brice Brown received his BA from Dartmouth College and his MFA from Pratt Institute. His exhibitions have been favorably reviewed in the New York Times, Art in America and The Village Voice, and his work is found in public collections including the Speed Art Museum, Louisville, KY and Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH. His work is included in theupcoming exhibitions, "Demoiselles Revisited" at Francis M. Naumann Fine Art, NYC, and "Cut Copy Fold" at Artist Image Resource in Pittsburgh, PA. In the past he has collaborated on limited editions with poet Denise Duhamel (for the DVD animation "Laiterie") and artist Trevor Winkfield (for the silkscreen portfolio "I Come In Search Of Walnuts"). As a writer and art critic, Brown is a regular contributor to The New York Sun newspaper and has written numerous exhibition catalogue essays. He also publishes and edits anannual arts journal called The Sienese Shredder. In September 2008, Brown will have a one-person exhibition at Francis M. Naumann Fine Art, NYC.
Alan Shockley holds degrees in both composition and in theory from the University of Georgia, and advanced degrees in composition from both The Ohio State University and Princeton University ( M.F.A., 2000; Ph.D., 2004). He has held residencies at the MacDowell Colony, the Atlantic Center for the Arts, the Virginia Center for the Arts, and the Centro Studi Ligure. Recent performances include "candlepin bowling deadwood" by the California EAR Unit and "cold springs branch, 10 p.m." by pianist Guy Livingston, which is available on the Wergo CD "Don't Panic." His orchestral work "the night copies me in all its stars" is available on ERM Media's summer 2005 CD release "Masterworks of the New Era, Vol. 6" recorded by the Kiev Philharmonic, and his "Type I error [111306-011107]" for two-channel tape was released in August 2007 on the Bohn Media CD, "Clairaudience." His other works can be found on CDs issued by the Princeton Alumni Council and Jack Straw Studios.
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Will Rogan at Jack Hanley in San Francisco
Will's art makes me happy I have eyes and sad that I don't have more money. Both funny peculiar and funny ha-ha, his way of looking wears off on you and you'll be seeing "Rogans" days after going to the show. This show features work he made while on a residency in Japan.
"Hey, do Yen float?" you're asking yourself?
[Warning SPOILER] Yes! And it makes for a really cool photograph, but you'll have to go to the show to see it. Will's show is up at Jack Hanley Gallery until November 3rd.
8 BIT in Winnipeg
The Winnipeg Film Group and Cinematheque, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Mon.- Weds./ Oct. 1 / 9:00 PM Tues & Weds./ Oct. 2 & 3 / 9:45 PM
CKUW 95.9 FM and VideoPool present 8 BIT (A film about art and video games) with BLUNDERSPUBLIK
playing live before the show on Monday Oct. 1st.
Update: we got some press in Winnipeg!
David didn't like it (and he is right, we suck), but Walter and Allison dug it:)
Winnipeg Sun, "8 BIT: Too many levels not enough action", by David Shmaichel
Do video games count as art? If you're among the assorted cyberhipsters profiled in the documentary 8 BIT, the answer is a resounding "yes" -- though the enthusiasm of the talking heads on display sometimes gets mired in needless technobabble.
"Getting into the game: New documentary 8 Bit deconstructs video game culture - literally"
by Walter Forsberg
"(First, before reading any further, break out your dayplanner, or Apple Newton, and pencil in - no, use pen - 'see 8 Bit with friend.' It is one of the great historical documents of contemporary culture. I know, no more broad claims, but it really is excellent.)
What makes 8 Bit such an accomplished independent documentary isn't the feigned charisma of the on-screen filmmaker nor the powerful social message. It's the fact 8 Bit's subject matter is transcendently fascinating: talking heads who play with video games all day long and who are probably way smarter (and richer) than you."
What's on Winnipeg, "8 BIT: Way cool artistry of Pac-Man", by Allison Gillmor
"The filmmakers edit the artwork and the interviews seamlessly, so that arguments build up with gradual, wonderfully intelligent force. There are lots of super-smart and articulate people in this film, and while they talk some brainiac art theory, they do so in an accessible way. The filmmakers never push theory as theory, always channelling the ideas through the work itself.
The results are provocative, speculative and way, way cool."
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Jillian Mcdonald @ Motti Hasson
Jillian Mcdonald - Waking the Dead
Oct 11 - Nov 10, '07
opening Oct 11, 6-8pm
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Woodstock Digital Media Festival, June 18th
"Made in Internet" showcase @ ARTBOOM Festival
Artist Talk: Lillian Schwartz
Douglas Henderson
"system:system": 21 Monitor Street
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The Vitreous: Of Eyes and Optics
Monstrosities in San Francisco
ARTBOOM 09'
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ALWRI welcomes new scientist Dr. Kellie Carim
The Aldo Leopold Wilderness Research Institute is excited to welcome Dr. Kellie Carim to our team!
Kellie is an aquatic biologist whose research has focused on using genetic information and tools to inform management of freshwater fish and aquatic ecosystems. She graduated from Carleton College (Northfield, MN) with a B.A. in Biology in 2006 and from the University of Montana (Missoula, MT) with a Ph.D. in Fish and Wildlife Biology in 2013. Kellie joins the Leopold Institute from a joint position with the University of Montana and the USFS Rocky Mountain Research Station, National Genomic Center for Wildlife and Fish Conservation.
Kellie may be best known for her work using environmental DNA methods to understand the presence and distribution aquatic species on both local and landscape scales. However, her research experiences are broad and include aspects of landscape ecology, invasive species management, population dynamics, and stream restoration in addition to traditional population genetics research. Over the last five years, Kellie has also worked as a tribal project coordinator, building collaborations with nearly 20 Native American Tribes and natural resource agencies in the western U.S. She looks forward focusing her research and building further partnerships to address management needs for the National Wilderness Preservation System.

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At The Office & At Home: Why We Need Machine Learning to Prevent Data Breaches
Ed Bishop
Despite there being thousands of cybersecurity products on the market, data breaches are at an all-time high. Worse still, with workforces around the world having suddenly transitioned from offices to their homes - and, with most IT leaders thinking the future of work is hybrid - organizations are even more vulnerable to new and increasingly sophisticated threats.
Despite there being thousands of cybersecurity products on the market, data breaches are at an all-time high.
Worse still, with workforces around the world having suddenly transitioned from offices to their homes - and, with most IT leaders thinking the future of work is hybrid - organizations are even more vulnerable to new and increasingly sophisticated threats.
The reason? For decades, businesses have focused on securing the machine layer— layering defences on top of their networks, devices, and finally cloud applications. But these measures haven't solved the biggest security problem — an organization's own people.
Tessian outlines how machine learning can help organizations solve their "people problem" and why this new human-centric approach is more important now than ever.
The "people problem"
While we don't believe that employees are the weakest link, we do know that, unfortunately, to err is human. People make mistakes, break the rules, and are easily hacked.
The fact is, when faced with overwhelming workloads, constant distractions, and jam-packed schedules, cybersecurity just isn't top of mind for the average employee. Cybersecurity training can go out the window in moments of stress. Best practice and policies and procedures can be pushed aside in favor of an easier (albeit less secure) path.
Let's look at email. Imagine an employee has to submit a project proposal by 8 PM. Because they're working from home, they're eager to finish up and spend some much-needed time with their family. After finalizing the document with just 5 minutes to spare, they draft an email, and hit send.
The problem is, the email was sent to Jane Green, not Jane Grier, including revenue projections, Intellectual Property, and confidential client data.
An employee could just as easily fall for a phishing scam. It shouldn't be a huge surprise, then, that nearly half (43%) of people say they've made mistakes at work that compromised cybersecurity. And, with email traffic having increased by 129% since employees started working from home, we can only expect this number to increase.
That's why we shouldn't leave people as the last line of defence against security threats.
But, that's easier said than done.
Why? Because no two humans are the same. We all communicate differently — and with natural language, not static machine protocols. These complexities make solving human layer security problems substantially more difficult than addressing those at the machine layer — we simply can't codify our behavior with "if-this-then-that" logic.
But, this isn't the only issue we face when trying to prevent human error. There's also the issue of time. Our relationships and behaviors change and constantly evolve. We make new connections, take on new projects, and talk to different people about different things.
The time factor
We can use machine learning to identify normal patterns and signals, allowing us to detect anomalies when they arise in real-time. This technology has allowed businesses to detect attacks at the machine layer more quickly and accurately than ever before.
One example of this is detecting when malware has been deployed by malicious actors to attack company networks and systems.
By inputting a sequence of bytes from a computer program into a machine learning model, it is possible to predict whether there is enough commonality with previously seen malware attacks — while successfully ignoring any obfuscation techniques used by the attacker. Like many other threat detection problem areas at the machine layer, this application of machine learning is arguably "standard" because of the nature of malware: A malware program will always be malware.
But, this method of detection won't work for human behavior. As mentioned, it changes over time. That's why, in order to solve the threat of data breaches caused by human error, we need stateful machine learning.
Consider the example of trying to detect and prevent data loss caused by an employee accidentally sending an email to the wrong person. Harmless mistake, right? Not quite. Misdirected emails were the leading cause of online data breaches reported to regulators in 2019. All it takes is one clumsy mistake - like adding the wrong person to an email chain -for data to be leaked.
It's worth mentioning that this is happening a lot more than IT leaders think. Research shows that, while IT leaders inorganizations with 1,000+ employees think just 480 misdirected emails are sent every year, the actual number of misdirected emails sent is more than 800.That's a big difference.
But, how do you accurately predict whether an email is being sent to the right (or wrong) person? You need to understand — at that exact moment in time — the nature of the sender and recipient's relationship.
What do they typically discuss, and how do they normally communicate?
You also need to understand the sender's other email relationships to see if there may be a more appropriate intended recipient for this email. You essentially need an understanding of the sender's entire historical email relationships up until that moment.
That's why understanding "state," or the exact moment in time, is absolutely critical.
Why stateful machine learning?
With a "standard" machine learning problem, you can input raw data directly into the model, like a sequence of bytes in the malware example, and it can generate its own features and make a prediction.
As previously mentioned, this application of machine learning is invaluable in helping businesses quickly and accurately detect threats at the machine layer, like malicious programs or fraudulent activity.
But, the most sophisticated and dangerous threats occur at the human layer when people use digital channels, like email. To predict whether an employee is about to leak sensitive data or determine whether they've received a message from a suspicious sender, for example, we can't simply give that raw email data to the model. It wouldn't understand the state or context within the individual's email history.
Stateful machine learning allows us to look across each employees' historical email data set and calculate important features by aggregating all of the relevant data points leading up to that moment in time. We can then pass these into the machine learning model. The time variable makes this a non-trivial task; features now need to be calculated outside of the model itself, which requires significant engineering infrastructure and a lot of computing power, especially if predictions need to be made in real-time. But failure to adopt this type of machine learning means you will never be able to truly protect your people or the sensitive data they access.
The bottom line: people are unpredictable and error-prone and training and policies won't change that simple fact, especially when employees are working remotely. Nearly half (48%) of employees say they're less likely to follow safe security practices when working from home.
And we can't expect resource-constrained security teams to put out every fire on their own. Especially not when 85% of IT leaders think they and their teams will be under more pressure in permanent remote-working environments.
That's why businesses need a more robust, people-centric approach to cybersecurity. They need advanced technologies- like stateful machine learning - that understand how individuals' relationships and behaviors change over time. Only then can we truly succeed in detecting and preventing threats caused by human error in order to reduce the frequency data loss incidents and breaches.
Learn more from Tessian, register for the upcoming webinar: Deployment of AI, ML, and emerging technologies in cyber defence.
Written by Ed Bishop, Co-founder & Chief Technology Officer at Tessian.


We met Nicole and Jared by chance. They found us online while planning their wedding and living in Florida.
Jared is from the area, Nicole is from the midwest. They were coming back to Wheeling to get married on the campus of Wheeling Jesuit University where they met and fell in love while in college.
Wheeling holds so many memories for them, from a first date of all-you-can-eat spaghetti, ice cream and a water show at the lake at Oglebay, to the very corner on campus where they first said "i love you". We feel lucky to have met them, and for the chance to tell their story.
lucky [nicole + jared] from wvmotionworks on Vimeo.


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TNT 2015 Pilots
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TEAM: John Scott Shepherd (w, ep), Scott Winant (d), Nicky Weinstock (ep)
LOGLINE: Follows a series of brutal murders in the Pacific Northwest and the mysterious race of creatures that might be committing them. Despite his own mental instability, gifted detective Cooper Wells embarks on the case, employing his expertise on serial killers. But when the perpetrators start to reveal barbaric tendencies of an inhuman nature, Wells is forced to enlist the help of a powerful and alluring female assassin to track them.
CAST: Justin Chatwin, Nadia Hilker, Amber Clayton, Shaun Majumder
STUDIO: TNT Original Productions/Amblin Television
TEAM: Joe Johnson (d, ep), Chris Black (w, ep), Darryl Frank (ep), Justin Falvey (ep), James Frey (ep), Todd Cohen (ep)
LOGLINE: The author of a best-selling series of fantasy books suddenly disappears, and a family of four finds themselves transported to the mystical alternate world that inspired her work. Once there, they are plunged into a war raging between rival magical forces of light and darkness. Facing peril at every turn, the family must unravel a complicated mystery and uncover some astonishing secrets as they struggle to find their way home.
CAST: Sam Jaeger, Wynn Everett, Zara Zoe, Simon Kassianides, Neil Jackson
STUDIO: Warner Horizon
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CAST: Michael Stahl-David, Matt Barr, Dan Buran, Christopher McDonald
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Began as a hiking blog but turned into a bit of everything with a concentrated focus on K9 officers…
Tag: Blue Dogs
K-9 Doki ~ Have You Forgotten Him?…
Heat-related K9 deaths ~ and so it begins for 2017.
K-9 Doki, a two-year-old Belgian Malinois with the Jasper County Sheriff's Office, Ridgeland, SC, died on April 20, 2017. According to the Jasper County Sun Times, K9-Doki's death was attributed to heat exhaustion when the K-9 vehicle he was in experienced a "malfunction causing the temperature to rise to an unsafe level," the JCSO said. He was rushed to a veterinarian hospital where tragically he died. According to Accuweather.com, the outside temperature in Ridgeland, SC on April 20 was 85 degrees F.
How long K-9 Doki was in the vehicle is unknown. Very little is known about K-9 Doki except that he had been with the Jasper County Sheriff's Office for approximately one year. This article refers to the announcement of his death on the Jasper County Sheriff's Office Facebook page but I wasn't able to locate it. They have two Facebook pages but the first one says it's their official page whereas the second doesn't.
In either case, neither page mentions K-9 Doki nor are there any photographs, almost as if he's been forgotten.
Sheriff Chris Malphrus
Jasper County Sheriff's Dept.
I was also unable to find any mention of a funeral, memorial service or tribute of any kind. It is as if he never existed which is truly heartbreaking because Doki's life did matter. Perhaps The JCSO should read this and take heed.
A Working Dog's Oath
I will lay down my life for you
and expect nothing but love in return.
I protect my officer with my life,
and would gladly take a bullet in his place.
I am sent in to find lost children
and fugitives on the run.
I find drugs and weapons and even bombs.
I am the first sent in
and sometimes the last to leave.
I am the nose and ears of my officer.
I will protect and serve him.
I would die for him and for you.
I only ask for compassion and a kind word
The first to sense the hostility of a suspect,
The first to react to protect his master.
The first to enter where danger lurks.
The first to detect the hidden intruder.
The first to take action against violence.
The first to sense his master's joy.
The first to know his master's sorrow or fear.
The first to give his life in defense of his master.
The last to be forgotten by those who work with others like him.
They know him as a "Partner," not just an animal.
Your Life Mattered Dear Boy…
🖤Next Up ~ The return of a monster.💙
By Din Animal Welfare, Belgian Malinois, Dogs, Hot Car Deaths, K-9 Deaths, K9s, K9s Trapped in Hot Cars, South Carolina September 8, 2017 October 30, 2017 431 Words4 Comments
Summer 2017 ~ More K9 Deaths Including Murder…
In the summer of 2016, there were twelve known heat-related deaths of K9s who were left in a hot vehicle by their handler. As of August 22, 2017, there has been thirteen heat-related K9 deaths in the US; twelve in a hot vehicle and one overworked in the oppressive heat. It doesn't end there however because another K9 was "mysteriously" murdered, bringing the total death rate to fourteen.
Every year the K9 death toll climbs despite more public awareness. But then, these dogs don't die at the hand of a member of the public but rather, through the negligent actions of their handler. This is not simply not acceptable. Police officers need to be held to a higher standard to protect their canine partners; a highly skilled and trained dog that would take a bullet intended for his human. The rise in heat-related K9 deaths are preventable and illustrate acts of negligence or over-reliance on technology to protect these dogs. Safety monitoring system aside, how does one "forget" their partner? These K9s are the unsung heroes of any police department plus loyal companions who are frequently put in harm's way because, like their human partner, their job is to protect and serve. I thought law enforcement as a whole had progressed to the point where departments placed the same importance on a K9 officer as they do on a human one; that their service, sacrifices, and lives are viewed with the same intensity as a human. Sadly I was mistaken for it appears that many departments view these invaluable canines as mere equipment, disposable commodities. A paltry memorial service (if at all), no media coverage past the initial death, and the department "circles the wagons" around the handler, often not releasing his name for months. He's allowed to continue working pending investigation or sometimes suspended with pay.
To illustrate the integral role canines have in law enforcement, I've chosen three cases from 2017 that demonstrate the value these remarkable animals bring to their departments and community.
K-9 Casper Palm Beach Sheriff's Office West Palm Beach, FL
On May 12, 2017, Casper, a 4-year-old K9 SWAT and bomb detection dog with the Palm Beach Sheriff's Office, took a bullet for his handler during a Jupiter, Florida, shootout. Miraculously, the bullet missed K-9 Casper's vital organs and he was saved with immediate veterinary intervention. The story and heartwarming video can be seen here in a video provided by the PBSO. In a media interview, his handler describes the harrowing ordeal and how grateful he is to his partner.
K-9 Casper has since returned to work and July 11, 2017, was named "K-9 Casper Day" in Palm Beach County. The suspect, 46-year-old Philip O'Shea, was killed at the scene.
K-9 Cain Crossville Police Department TN
On August 2, K-9 Cain, a 3-year-old trained in patrol and narcotics with the Crossville Police Department in Tennessee, died after being stabbed multiple times by a suspect he was pursuing. Despite heroic efforts by his handler and a Crossville Fire Department member, this hero succumbed to his injuries. He was honored in a moving funeral service attended by hundreds on August 11.
Courtesy of Crossville PD
His grief-stricken handler talks about losing his faithful partner in one of the passionate descriptions I've ever heard of the bond between a handler and their dog. The suspect, 28-year-old Dustin Lee Dixon, remains in custody.
K-9 Lex Adams County Sheriff's Office CO
On August 16, 2017, K-9 Lex, a 3-year-old Belgian Malinois certified in narcotics and patrol with the Adams County Sheriff's Office in Colorado, saved his injured partner by opening a latched gate with his paw and going to his partner's aid . The dynamic duo had become separated in a chase when the deputy jumped a fence to pursue the suspect and became embroiled in a fight. The handler was hospitalized for his injuries but made a full recovery. The suspect, 25-year-old Gabriel Steven Garcia, was charged with attempted first-degree murder and assault in the attack on the deputy and remains in custody with a latch he can't open.
Once again, a dog comes to their human partner's aid.
Next Up ~ K9 Doki
💙🖤
By Din Animal Rights, Back The Blue, Blue Dogs, Dogs, Dogs Trapped in Hot Cars, Hot Car Deaths, K-9 Deaths, K9 Handlers, K9s, K9s Trapped in Hot Cars, Law Enforcement September 6, 2017 October 30, 2017 789 Words7 Comments
Summer & More K9 Deaths But First…
Before I begin detailing the 2017 senseless, heat-related K9 deaths and one K9 who was mysteriously murdered, I want to do an update on several deaths from the summer of 2016.
I first wrote about the hot car death of K-9 Lina, an officer with the Madison County Sheriff's department in November 2016, The Senseless Death of K-9 Lina….Part 1
I knew there would be the second part because no decision had been made regarding disciplinary action or charges against the handler who had forgotten about her in a hot patrol unit parked in his driveway. Little did I know how convoluted her story would become until it began unfolding. I eventually wrote four parts because I wanted the public to know how some departments dismiss a hot car death as "an unfortunate accident". The negligent handler might receive a minor disciplinary action but charges aren't usually brought and if they are it's typically a misdemeanor. The reasoning behind the prosecutor's decision (with department input) basically comes down to negligence versus intention. Was the handler negligent? If the parties involved believe this then the K9s death is ruled accidental. If they believe the handler had intent then it's criminal. I agree there's a difference between intention and negligence for clearly in most cases but not all, the K9s death was not the handlers intent. However, prosecutors and departments cannot continue to dismiss these deaths as unfortunate accidents and therefore deem the handler simply negligent. They must be held to a higher standard to protect their partners. These deaths are preventable and illustrate acts of wanton negligence or over-reliance on technology to protect the dogs when in reality, it is the handler's responsibility. When an officer is partnered with a K9, they become just as close as a human partner. Would they lock their human partner in a vehicle for hours? With no means of escape? Unequivocally the answer is no. And if they did? The charges would be much harsher than a low-level misdemeanor and their careers would instantly end. Yet the powers to determine time and time again that the K9's death is negligent accompanied by a plethora of excuses for the officer; overworked sleep deprivation ~ the list is endless.
The September 9, 2016, hot car death of K-9 Lina was deemed an accident. Matt Durrett, 4th Judicial District Prosecuting Attorney announced on September 23 that he was not charging Deputy Cornelison. To his credit, on September 26, Sheriff Phillip Morgan took disciplinary action for K-9 Lina's death:
Deputy Cornelison will:
Be suspended without pay for 60 days.
Be removed from the K9 program.
Be decertified as a K9 Handler.
A letter of reprimand will be placed in his file.
Sheriff Phillip Morgan
The community rallied around the deputy by forming a Facebook support group and collecting funds to help him while on the unpaid suspension. Finally, on November 12, a memorial service for K-9 Lina was held. Yet her name wasn't on the MCSO Memorial Page.
She was only two years old.
On January 1, 2017, Madison County had a new sheriff, Sheriff Rick Evans.
K-9 Lina is finally listed on the MCSO Memorial page. In June 2017, a new K9 handler was announced on the MSCO website. Former Sheriff Phillip Morgan kept his word about having heat-sensing equipment in the K9 vehicles:
Clint Ham, is our new K-9 Handler, he has been partnered up with Kandy, and equipped with a new vehicle which has been paid for with 100% drug forfeiture funds, the vehicle is equipped with all the latest equipment, including heat sensor/alarms which will signal the handler if the temperature in the vehicle rises to a dangerous level, in addition it will roll the windows down, and will activated lights and siren if the condition is not corrected. Kandy from all indication will be an outstanding asset to the Madison County Sheriff Office.
As for Deputy Jonathan Cornelison? He has been promoted and is now Corporal Cornelison.
Lina, we haven't forgotten…
By Din Arkansas, Hot Car Deaths, Jonathon Cornelison, K-9 Deaths, K9 Officers, K9s, K9s, K9s Trapped in Hot Cars September 2, 2017 October 30, 2017 759 Words10 Comments
I'm having an extremely difficult time sleeping ~ all because of something I discovered regarding K9 Bak, the deceased officer from Stephen's County Sheriff's Dept. in Duncan OK. On November 4, 2016, I wrote a lengthy post on the horrific way this loyal six year veteran died called The Tragedy of K9 Bak… which went into great detail about the circumstances of his death, or in his case, murder.
But my insomnia isn't from thinking about how K9 Bak died but rather, the events surrounding the memorial service the community organized as a way of honoring his life, something I closed my original post with. Last night a few details came to light.
Since the Stephen's County Sheriff's Department had not made any type of memorial arrangements yet, a member of the community took the initiative and began making plans for a community memorial. It was to be held on the East Side of the Stephen's County Courthouse (the Sheriff's Department is located within the same building). The reason for this is there is a monument on the East Side that is a tribute to fallen officers. It was scheduled for 10 am on September 6.
Stephen's County Courthouse
Monument on Eastt Side
Monument Seen From Sidewalk
Sheriff Wayne McKinney told the Duncan Banner why his department would not be doing a memorial for K9 Bak at this time. Since the Duncan Banner only allows a few views before locking one out until you subscribe, I copied their article to a document with a sharable link.
Community hosting memorial for K9 Bak
On August 31, one of the organizers announced that the memorial service had to be relocated from the courthouse to the local park which is one half mile away. The reason? "Changed location to Duncan Park. Sheriff up for reelection so can't be honoring this officer at the courthouse. Hmmmm". I checked the election results only to find that Sheriff McKinney did win however the election was June 28. My turn to say "Hmmmm". For whatever reason the organizers had to move the location.
K9 Bak's EOW was August 5, 2016. His former handler, Matthew Peck, was terminated immediately. Some details of K9 Bak's death and Sheriff Wayne McKinney's response are in this video report from NBC4i from August 27.
On August 29, Peck was charged with one (1) count of felony animal cruelty.
On September 6 as promised community members had a small but lovely memorial for K9 Bak that brought tears to my eyes. I didn't see a uniform presence in any of the photos and one of the attendees said "It would have been nice to have some police support". Perhaps they were in street clothes?
Bless this comminity!
In closing, sadly this is not a video of K9 Bak however I wish he had been remenbered by his "family" like this. Perhaps they will ….someday. After all, he was a loyal BlueDog.
By Din Animal Abuse, K9 Officers, K9s, K9s Killed By Cop, Matthew Peck, Oklahoma November 30, 2016 May 6, 2017 484 Words5 Comments
Several months ago I wrote a post entitled What Is It With These Psycho Cops??? which focused on K-9 Bak of the Stephens County OK Sheriff's Department. K-9 Bak was 8 years old and had served with the Sheriff's Department since he was 2. For the past four years, he was partnered with (former) Deputy Matthew Peck with whom he also resided. Coincidentally, both Bak and Peck had worked for the Sheriff's Department for six years. According to Sheriff Wayne McKinney, K-9 Bak was an excellent dual purpose dog used for detection and narcotics.
When former deputy Matthew Peck returned home from duty on August 3, 2016, he left K-9 Bak in the vehicle for approximately 38 hours with no water, food or ventilation. He literally closed the car door and walked away. Even after everything I've written about this case I still cannot fathom what motivated Peck. I've read one or two media reports that said "people" had claimed that Peck had started leaving K-9 Bak in the patrol car on his days off but I've encountered so many discrepancies with this case that I'm not sure what's true and what's not except that a noble K9 (often called a #BlueDog) died an excruciating death, alone in a patrol car, when the outside temperatures hovered at 100 degrees.
On August 5, Peck returned to his vehicle and found his K9 partner dead inside at which point he notified Undersheriff John Smith. It was reported that as officers approached Peck's vehicle they could smell a decomposing animal. An internal investigation was launched and Peck was terminated on August 8. A criminal investigation however continued and on August 29 District Attorney Jason Hicks office charged Matthew Peck with one count of cruelty to an animal, a felony punishable by imprisonment for up to five years, and a fine of up to $5,000. Peck's bond was set at $5,000 and his first appearance was yesterday, November 2, at the Stephens County Courthouse. Court documents state that Peck found K-9 Bak dead at approximately 10:40 a.m. August 5, 2016.
In my original post on K-9 Bak, I wrote about the physiological effect heat exhaustion has on a canine so won't repeat it other than to say the dog suffers terribly. I have a feeling that K-9 Bak was crated inside the patrol vehicle although I could be wrong. The reason I think this is twofold. If Peck truly had started leaving the dog in the vehicle on his days off it would be easier to clean urine and feces out of a crate as opposed to the car seat. Secondly, even if August 3 was the first time Peck left Bak in the vehicle, after 38 hours Peck would have opened the door to utter destruction yet none of the media reports mentioned a damaged car. A trapped canine will literally shred the interior of a vehicle in an attempt to escape the oppressive heat. As the heat rises, the trapped dog will claw, bite and/or try to chew their way out.
This is the interior of a police cruiser from Montville Township Police Department in Ohio. K-9 Beny was trapped inside the police vehicle for four hours on September 28, 2014, and died. As the heat rose, K-9 Beny, trapped inside the car, tried to claw, bite and chew his way out. The temperature that day was 80 degrees. His handler, Sgt. Brett Harrison was charged with two counts of animal cruelty but only found guilty of one. He remains a sergeant with the Montville PD but is no longer a handler.
K9 Bak
K9 Bak doing bite work
This has been an unbelievingly difficult story to follow because of all the inaccuracies I've discovered. For example, in the hometown newspaper, The Duncan Banner, one article said that K-9 Bak died on August 5 yet another one of their articles said he died on August 24. Then there's the mainstream media ~ the local affiliates for ABC, NBC, CBS, and Fox. One would report that Peck discovered K-9 Bak when he approached the vehicle that morning while another said:
On Friday morning, as Beck was driving to court, according to WXIN (Indianapolis), he noticed the smell coming from the back of his patrol car. On seeing the rotting body of his partner in the back, Peck went straight to his superior, Undersheriff John Smith.
I've often wondered how well reporters fact check because through my K9 advocacy work I find a multitude of errors and often one reporter writes verbatim what another reporter has already written.
On November 2, Matthew Peck had a Preliminary Hearing Conference which I chose not to attend as it is very basic. At the conference, he was scheduled for a Preliminary Hearing in front of a Special Judge on November 30, 2016, at 9am which I planned to attend. At this hearing, the prosecutor will prove to the judge that a crime was committed and witnesses will testify. If the judge agrees then a trial date is set. Since Preliminary Hearing Conferences can be continued before the date it's scheduled and often on the actual date, I was paying a bit extra to buy my plane ticket with cancellation insurance. I researched package deals last night (flight, hotel and car rental) and was going to make my purchase this afternoon. Then an email arrived from the assistant district attorney; Matthew Peck has been deployed and will be leaving before November 30. Amazing! Six years with the Sheriff's Department and not once was he deployed but now that he's facing a felony charge ~ poof. Did I also mention his father is with the OSP and he has a brother in law enforcement as well?
Peck was in the military at some point and probably remained active with the National Guard. Somehow it doesn't seem right that he can leave with this charge pending but this is the United States where we are innocent until proven guilty.
Undated photo of Matthew Peck
So where do I go from here? With Peck deployed the trial will be postponed for a long time. Emotions surrounding K-9 Bak's horrific death will go by the wayside. His name will come up in a Google search as he joins the growing list of K9s who die in hot cars; his life reduced to a mere number. People will move on and forget about a noble and devoted dog who contributed so much to both the Stephens County Sheriffs Department as well as the community he served faithfully for six years. And what about Matthew Peck? What made him so void of humanity that he could essentially murder his partner in such an unconscionable way? What kind of human, especially one sworn to serve and protect, does something so savage?
Where did K-9 Bak come from? Was he imported as many working dogs are or from a United States breeder? Where did he live/work prior to joining the department when he was 2? Was he fully trained when he became an officer for Stephens County? What was the plan for him as he approached retirement? There are too many questions that need to be answered and until they are, I simply cannot chalk Bak's life up to a statistic and forget about it. I have come to care about this issue more than I intended when I first wrote about it. I've invested myself and simply put, need to see it through.
As for the ever-increasing number of K9 hot car deaths? Perhaps the only thing that could prevent 100% of these deaths is a policy that required officers to never leave a dog alone in a vehicle.
In closing, I read an article in September about how the community K9 Bak served united to honor him with a memorial. Such a beautiful act of compassion and love…
K-9 Bak
EOW August 5, 2016
Stephens County Sheriff's Department
He has gone home to rest for the final time
"Officer Kilo Bak is 10-42 … Good Boy Bak"
By Din Animal Abuse, Dogs, German Shepherds, Hot Car Deaths, K-9 Deaths, K9 Handlers, K9s, K9s, K9s Killed By Cop, K9s Trapped in Hot Cars, Matthew Peck, Oklahoma November 3, 2016 January 19, 2018 1,422 Words5 Comments


Experience the best of Utah's national parks on this road trip through the heart of some of the most spectacular scenery on the planet.
After landing in Las Vegas it's a pretty drive north as you enter Utah through the spectacular Virgin River Gorge, a precursor of things to come.
Zion Canyon is one of the most stunning landscapes in the Southwest and you'll want to spend at least a full day exploring its soaring canyons. In the morning, armed with the right gear, it's time to hike the famous Narrows. Wading through the shallow river with the precipitous canyon walls rising high above is an unforgettable experience. In the afternoon walk one of the many stunning trails, which can either be a gentle stroll among the aspens or a challenging push to the top of somewhere like Angel's Landing.
Nearby Bryce Canyon is equally as enchanting but very different from Zion. At a higher altitude, the sandstone of Zion Canyon is replaced primarily by limestone. The resulting hoodoos, an army of surreal rock columns that frame sweeping views of the Colorado Plateau, are breathtaking. There are multiple ways to enjoy the scenery depending on your appetite for adventure and we'll tailor your time to suit you.
Leaving Bryce to the east you'll pass through idyllic farmland surrounding several pioneer Mormon settlements before entering the fringes of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. This spectacular wilderness area consists of 1.9 million acres of rocky canyon lands, desert, prehistoric villages and otherworldly rock formations. You'll drive through this amazing landscape on the vertigo-inducing Million-Dollar Road.
Spend the next two days in the tiny and remote town of Boulder. Home to a great lodge, one of Utah's best restaurants and perfectly placed for a full exploration of the area. Take a step back in time at Anasazi State Park, an ancient village site dating back as far as 1050, make the half day hike through the willows and cottonwoods to the stunning 126-foot Calf Creek Falls or let a guide lead you on a more adventurous exploration. Whichever you choose, you'll have the delicious meals at Hell's Backbone Grill to look forward to in the evening.
Your grand journey through Utah's national parks continues with a visit to Capitol Reef National Park on your way to Moab. Lesser visited than the other parks it is no less remarkable. Home to some of the most beautifully sculpted rock layers in a rainbow of colors, the central feature of the park is the Waterpocket Fold, a two hundred mile long wrinkle in the surface of the earth. Capitol Reef also provides a fascinating insight into the life of the hardy Mormon pioneers who planted orchards, built the pretty schoolhouse at Fruita and generally carved a life out of this tough environment.
It is not surprising that Moab is often voted one of the great adventure hubs of the world. Its location on the banks of the Colorado River and in between two of Utah's five national parks, Arches and Canyonlands, make it a paradise for lovers of the great outdoors. Staying at the beautiful Sorrel River Ranch on the banks of the Green River will mean you'll have all the luxury bells and whistles to return to after a day of exploring. We'd recommend a day in each of Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. This can be with one of our local guides or under your own steam. Take your last day in Moab to try your hand at one of the adventures sports that Moab is famous for whether that be mountain biking, rafting or offroading.
After three days of adventure in Moab it's time to head back south but not before stopping to wonder at the meaning of the ancient petroglyphs at Newspaper Rock. The little town of Bluff makes a great alternative as a base from which to visit the spectacular Monument Valley. Nearby Hovenweep, a series of 12th century Anasazi ruins, and Natural Bridges National Monument, where you'll finest some incredible examples of natural stone architecture, make for a great day trip from Bluff.
The vast Navajo Nation spans the Four Corners region and provides a fascinating insight into Native American culture. It's a big place and if you're just passing through you'll need to make some choices. Canyon de Chelly with its ancient ruins, the incredible Hopi Mesas perched on their rock outcrops and the Navajo National Monument are each worthy of visit.
Arriving at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon by mid-afternoon will give you plenty of time to check into your lodge before making your way to the rim of the canyon to watch the sunset. It's a sight that you won't forget in a hurry!
Bright and early next morning you'll be met by your guide for a hike beneath the rim of the canyon where you'll gain a completely different perspective of this magnificent landscape. Each corner of the trail will reveal a subtly different view seemingly more breathtaking than the last and your guide will be on hand to explain the diversity of plant life, incredible geology and cultural history of the Grand Canyon.
After a day on the trail, finish your holiday with a well earned dinner in the historic dining room at El Tovar.
*weather varies due to elevation but expect sunny days and cooler nights. Autumn, with the aspens turning orange, can be beautiful.


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Can see the pics now! They look good. Low contrast with the XP2 even in the snow, never tried it, the only one I have was FP4, which I was pretty impressed with. Yes mju does take nice pics, can't you just ignore the flash on if it's a landscape rather than anything close? Will it always fire?
Glad you made it back Yokes, sounds like it's been quite a trip.
Yeah it fires all the time unless you turn it off. There is a red eye mode as well I think but that's about it. Not sure why they did it that way. You can notice the flash on the buoy though, only ever so slightly.
Yep, I can see them. manual focus or AF?
Manual focus only. I've a couple more rolls so I'll just put the lot up.
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First 4 are in Tiger Leaping Gorge. The rest are in and around Shangri La.
Some awesome shots there Yoko, I love the way the film and the olde world look go together. I don't think digital would have had such an impact.
Computer tells me I have 1762 digital shots but I think I'll spare you those although there are some good ones.
I really enjoyed using the OMD and started playing round with different modes. It's great for night/low light shots and the image stabilisation will take sharp, quarter second ,hand held shots, which is something I can't do with a heavy SLR.
Would be great to see them all the same. Just popped a bid on a Minolta xg9 that has a 50mm Rokkor f1.4 on. Fingers crossed! I kind of wish I had taken my D5200 with the 35mm f1.8 to Brugges for some low light shots.
Last edited by Kenzie; 13-12-17 at 08:49 PM.
Don't want to bore you all to tears but I got 3 films from the summer processed. It was so long ago I can't remember the lenses.


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The Hamptons is the perfect vacation spot, and with the perfect vacation spot comes a lot of options. However, sushi is one great option the Hamptons offer if you want to dine in or carry out. Here are our top sushi restaurant choices in the Hamptons.
Looking for Instagram worthy sushi? Sen Sag Harbor is the place to go. Sen Sag Harbor has been located on mainstreet in Sag Harbor since 1994, and is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. Sen Sag Harbor offers over 20 different sushi options ranging from Hokkigai Surf Clam to Torro. It also has vegetarian and gluten-free options available.
Sen Sag Harbor is located at 23 Main Street, Sag Harbor, NY 11963.
Yama Q is located in Bridgehampton right on main street. The quaint building offers a quiet, yet unique dining experience for everyone. Yama Q offers 27 different options of sushi from octopus to shitake mushroom. They believe in healthy living, and prides itself on serving their guests healthy food. They also have their fish locally sourced from fisheries, farms, and forgers.
Yama Q is located at 2393 Montauk Highway, Bridgehampton, NY 19932.
Looking for something on a bit lower in budget? Sakura House has the perfect sushi for you. Both delicious and generous, Sakura House sushi is perfect for any time as they offer huge platters to satisfy any party. They have over 23 different options available to choose from, and offer take out.
Sakura House is located at 540 Montauk Highway, East Quogue, NY 11942.
Zakura is a sushi lover's paradise, and is perfect for those who come quite hungry. Zakura is located slightly off of Montauk Highway, and offers an aesthetically pleasing dining experience. They have a sushi bar with 10 different options to choose from, 20 singular a la carte options, 22 roll a la carte options, and their sushi is served with soup. While you're there, you might want to try out their Hampton roll which is spicy tuna, yellowtail, scallion, and cucumber.
Zakura is located at 40 Montauk Highway, Amagansett, NY 11930.


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 Taxonomia dos dinossauros

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Dinossauros da Europa
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Here's a neat little text that figures out where your accent is based, Northern, or Southern United States. The most interesting part is choosing the different answers and finding out where they are most commonly spoken. As it turns out I'm 45% Yankee, which means north.


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Can someone help me to improve the search system?

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Village Free House and Restaurant set back from the road with a large car park. Within the picturesque village of Ingleton. Ran by Anthony and Paul formally of the Devonport Hotel, the friendly bar runs into the dining area. This is a popular community hostelry with a relaxed atmosphere with excellent Italian food. Three guest ales come from local micros within a 30 mile radius of the pub, which complement the excellent Italian restaurant menu which is served Wednesday to Sunday. Local darts team are supported. Weekly Sunday night quiz.


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At Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, it is extremely easy to transfer to KLM and other SkyTeam flights. When transferring, you can view your flight details and print out your boarding pass at a self-service kiosk.
View the video on transferring at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (available in English only).
The standard transfer time at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to a flight within Europe is 40 minutes and 50 minutes for an intercontinental flight.
If you are travelling to/from Schengen and non-Schengen countries, you should count on having to go through additional security and passport checks. These can substantially extend the time it takes to complete your transfer procedure.
If you do not make your next flight because of a lack of time, you will automatically be booked on another flight. Your baggage will be relabelled and you will not have to retrieve it or check in for the new flight. Your new flight details can be retrieved and you can print out your new boarding pass at a kiosk.
If you have extra time at Schiphol, there is plenty to keep you occupied. Check out the map of Schiphol. You can shop in the See Buy Fly shopping centre or visit Rijksmuseum Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, where ten works created by Dutch masters from the Dutch Golden Age are on permanent display.
Upon arrival in Amsterdam, our Korean, Chinese or Japanese speaking assistants will welcome you and help you with any question you may have. If you are transferring to another flight, you can use our self-service kiosks. These are available throughout Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and are also available in the Korean, Chinese or Japanese languages.
When transferring at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, you can view your flight details at a kiosk. There are around 100 available across the airport, including at the entrance to each pier. To use one, all you do is scan your passport, boarding pass or frequent flyer card.
You then receive an automatic update of your flight, including departure gate, boarding time and departure time. If you want, you can also change your seat assignment for your next flight or order an extra comfortable seat on board.
In the unlikely event that you have missed your flight, you can view the alternative flight on which you have been booked on the self-service kiosk. You can also print out your new boarding pass. If you are entitled to any coupons for a beverage or a meal the machine will automatically present you with your coupon.
Read more about the EMD voucher.
The Airport Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG) is one of the busiest airports in Europe. This airport is also known as Paris Roissy and is located 25 kilometres north of Paris.
All terminals are connected by means of a free shuttle bus service. If you fly with KLM or Air France, you will arrive at and depart from terminal 2.
London Heathrow (LHR) is one of the busiest airports in the world and is also known as BAA Heathrow Airport. This airport has 5 terminals.
If you fly with KLM, you will arrive at and depart from terminal 4. Check-in is located on the first floor of terminal 4. The arrival hall is on the ground floor of terminal 4.
Our Travel Guide contains information on airports at numerous destinations around the world.
If you travel in KLM Business Class, or if you are a Flying Blue (or SkyTeam) Elite Plus member, we will help you with priority at our transfer desks.
Simply look for the red SkyPriority sign for super smooth travel at increasingly more airports worldwide.
At Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, we are also happy assist you with your questions and requests concerning your transfer in the KLM Crown Lounge.


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VISN 8 Awarded $379M to Small Businesses in FY16; $213M to Veteran-Owned.
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there are 81 open investigative SDVOSB cases.
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Tours & Safaris
Welcome to Getaway Africa, your first choice for
Wildlife Expeditions in East Africa
Authentic Luxury African Safaris in
Southern & Eastern Africa
Luxury Train Sightseeing Safaris in Africa
4 Day Pretoria to Victoria Falls by Luxury Train
An incredible 4 days journey from Pretoria to Victoria Falls by luxury train, the world's most luxurious train, traveling alongside the Magaliesberg Mountains in Gauteng Province.
Winding its way north through Warmbaths and Nylstroom, the train then passes the edge of the escarpment and crosses the Tropic of Capricorn en-route to the border with Zimbabwe. After formalities at Beitbridge the next morning we travel towards Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second largest city and regarded as the industrial capital of the country. The following day unfolds as we travel alongside one of the world's longest stretches of straight railway line, before traversing to Hwange National Park where a rich and great diverse of wildlife can be spotted from the train. After a service stop at Thompsons Junction, we make our way to the magnificent Victoria Falls, which sits on the mighty Zambezi River. The surrounding areas of the falls offer the perfect opportunity to engage in the many activities including cruises, whitewater rafting, helicopter safaris, superb game viewing and many more. It truly is a journey not to be missed on this Pretoria to Victoria Falls by luxury train as you get to see so much in only 4 days.
*ALSO AVAILABLE FROM VICTORIA FALLS TO PRETORIA
Pretoria – Jacaranda City
Magaliesberg Mountain Range
Game viewing in Hwange Game Reserve
Victoria Falls, the largest sheet of falling water in the world on the Zambian border.
What makes the Rovos Rail Train Journeys unique?
Most luxurious train in the world.
Best way to tour Southern & Eastern Africa with ultimate luxury and privacy.
All meals and drinks included on board (incl. alcoholic drinks).
Doctor & Hairdresser on board.
Excursions included in your journey.
24 hr room service.
All Meals & Drinks on Board
PRETORIA – VICTORIA FALLS
09h30 - Train departs Rovos Rail Station in Pretoria.
13h00 - Lunch is served as the train travels the goldfields of Johannesburg.
Enjoy afternoon tea and dinner en route to Messina and Beitbridge for Zimbabwe border formalities
Day at leisure.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner served as the train travels towards Bulawayo via West Nicholson.
Overnight stop on-board at Mpopoma.
07h00 - Breakfast is served as the train departs Mpopoma.
13h00 - Enjoy lunch while travelling along the eastern edge of Hwange Park on one of Africa's longest stretches of straight railway line.
15h00 - Arrive at Kennedy Siding for a game drive at The Hide.
19h30 - Dinner is served in the dining cars en route to Thompsons Junction for the overnight stop.
07h00 - Breakfast is enjoyed while travelling towards the Zambezi River.
10h00 - Arrive at journey's end in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.
Trip is available in reverse (vise verse).
Rates quoted per person sharing
4 Day Journey to Victoria Falls
Apr - Sep'19 Oct - Sep'20
IN ZAR Per Person Sharing
Per Person Sharing Single
Pullman Suite R26,950 R40,425 R29,250 R43,875
Deluxe Suite R40,600 R60,900 R44,000 R66,000
Royal Suite R54,000 R81,000 R58,600 R87,900
Departure Dates 2019 / 2020
Pretoria to
Victoria Falls Victoria Falls
to Pretoria
Apr'19 4, 11, 18, 25 7, 14, 21, 28
May'19 2, 9, 16, 23 5, 12, 19, 26
Jun'19 6, 20 9, 23
Jul'19 4, 11, 18, 25 7, 14, 21, 28
Aug'19 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 4, 11, 18, 25
Sep'19 5, 12, 19, 26 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
Oct'19 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 6, 13, 20, 27
Nov'19 7, 14, 21, 28 3, 10, 17, 24
Dec'19 19, 26 1, 8, 22, 29
Jan'20 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 5, 12, 19, 26
Feb'20 6, 13, 20, 27 2, 9, 16, 23
Mar'20 5, 12, 19, 26 1, 8, 15, 22 ,29
Apr'20 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 5, 12, 19, 26
May'20 7, 14, 21, 28 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
Jun'20 11, 25 14, 28
Jul'20 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 5, 12, 19, 26
Aug'20 6, 13, 20, 27 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Sep'20 3, 10, 17, 24 6, 13, 20, 27
Accommodation in a luxurious suite on-board the Rovos Rail
All Meals
24-hour full room service and bar facilities
Limited laundry service
Entrance fees as per itinerary and government tax
All beverages including alcoholic beverages while on-board
Excursions as per itinerary
Excluded:
International and Domestic Flights
Pre/post-tour accommodation
International/French Champagne
Personal spending money for souvenirs etc.
Items of personal nature
Prices are subject to change due to airfare increases, currency exchange, fluctuations and any unforeseen circumstances, without prior notice.
All suites are spacious and offer travel in privacy, comfort and luxury, with fittings and facilities that are of the highest standard. All equipped with a writing surface, personal safe & bar fridge filled with beverages of the passengers' choice.
The Pullman Suite (±7 sq metres)
Equipped with a comfortable sofa-seat during the day with a conversion to double/twin beds for the evening. The suite features an en-suite bathroom with shower, hair dryers and shaver plugs.
The Deluxe Suites (±10 sq metres)
Accommodates two passengers in twin/double beds with a lounge area & en-suite bathroom with shower, hair dryers and shaver plugs.
The Royal Suites (±16 sq metres)
Each Royal Suite takes up half a carriage. These spacious suites each has its own private lounge area and full bathroom with Victorian bath and separate shower, hair dryers and shaver plugs. Royal Suites can accommodate two people by eitherside-by-side twin or spacious double beds.
Facilities in Suites:
Bath* (Royal Suite only)
Plug points/shaver plugs
Tea drawer
Dressing gown and slippers
Internal telephone system
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United Kingdom - Self Drive package with flights from Johannesburg
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Black History News around the Web
The United States Postal Service is honoring the late John Lewis by putting his portrait on a stamp next year. A lifelong champion of voting rights, Lewis would no doubt have looked at this year's Massachusetts state House race, where one vote flipped a seat from Republican to Democrat, as spotlighting and confirming that every vote counts.
At a time when the nation finished midterm elections where the proponents of authoritarian rule were soundly rejected and faces another such challenge in 2024, that is a lesson Mr. Lewis insisted we learn, and put his life on the line in the march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama in 1965. Facing police, dogs, firehoses, and batons, the event became known as "Bloody Sunday," which jolted the nation and energized the Civil Rights Movement.
His life is raised as a beacon to follow and a reminder that his battle for voting rights is our battle, and it must be won.
This was Mr. Lewis's gift to the nation that has to be repeatedly acknowledged and celebrated in the heart and in the voting booth. – David Mark Greaves
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Hypocrites Trump & Moore Cannot Make America Great Again!
Acclaimed Quilt Artist Phyllis Stephens Launches First Limited-Edition Fine Art Portfolio Documenting Stories of "The Stolen Girls" of the Civil Rights Movement
On The Aisle – 2009: A Year in Review in Black Theater


Laundry day has never been one to look forward to ... until now.
Laundry is the bane of my existence. I put it off, put it off, put it off until my laundry piles are teetering like Jenga towers — or until I've run out of undies, let's be honest. With kids in the mix, laundry duties can swell into an endless Sisyphean struggle; you barely finish one load before another piles up and another and another, on and on, ad infinitum, until you're pulling at your hair like a 1960's housewife in a John Waters movie. But I recently found a way to circumvent the mindless drudgery of this unavoidable chore and actually get something good out of it — by doing a total laundry reboot.
I tossed the all my old laundry products, the ones I had been using only because I grew up with them, and started anew. I also replaced my tired accoutrements with more cheerful ones (see cute laundry bin below). Not only did it help get things cleaner in a safer way, I found that I began not to dread the whole process so much. Maybe it was the result of the invigorating aromatic boost from all the new product, but I even started to kind of get into it and like it. Life changing!
Here are a few laundry essentials that might help you love laundry time a little more, too.
The first thing that went was my rickety drying rack. This ladder provides way more aesthetic pleasure and it expands to hold just as much. Add some S-hooks to it and you've practically got a new closet!
This laundry bin adds a chic boho touch to any laundry space. So long sad mesh hamper.
Laundry pet peeve: dingey whites! This bleach-alternative detergent from boutique brand The Laundress is formulated specifically to keep whites as bright as new. And the scent is freshness personified. Concentrated for up to 64 washes.
For basic washes, this lavender-scented detergent from Common Good does the job and it smells great! Plant and mineral based, it is also safe for kids and the environment. Concentrated for 48 HE loads.
This fine wash detergent is suited for delicates like wool, silk, mohair, down and cashmere and ideal for hand washing, though you can also use it in a washing machine. The subtle orange scent is life-affirming bliss.
Tangent puts the power of aloe vera to use (and avoids harsh toxins) in this fabric softener that keeps clothes feeling smooth.
Dribbled a little red wine on your favorite blouse? It happens to the best of us. For that there is Puracy Stain Remover, a natural, plant-based formula that works to eliminate stains without the use of dangerous chemicals.
To wash or not wash your denim? That is the question. This detergent is specifically formulated to clean, soften and preserve color, too. So go for it. You only live once.
Made of pure New Zealand wool, these dryer balls reduce dry time up to 25% while softening wrinkles and eliminating static cling.
Truly genius, this spray actually removes wrinkles without the need for ironing. Simply spray on the wrinkled item, smooth over with your hand and hang for five minutes. The wrinkles will fall out! Completely plant-based technology.
This indispensable spray has a multitude of uses. Infuse clothes and linens with a crisp scent, prep shirts for ironing, spritz the dryer before a cycle, or use to refresh your doggie's bed. Certified safe for kids, pets and the environment.
Nubby sweater got you down? This sweater stone, made of natural volcanic pumice, gently collects pills, lint and fuzz from knits. It even works on upholstery!
I never knew how much I needed this little basin, an ideal substitute for a utility sink. Use it to wash delicates or pretreat clothing with stains. It's also great for dying projects and messy kids crafts as well.


I love using board games in my classroom, and monopoly is one of my favorites. In order to tweak it to the needs of my students, I created a school-opoly board. On the board, I write math facts or vocabulary words, depending on what we're working on. Then, I laminate the board and put it in a center. For more details on how to use school opoly in math and literacy, and to grab a FREE board, stop by Raki's Rad Resources.


The following is a daily arrest report provided by the Gastonia and Gaston County police departments and the Gaston County Sheriff�s Office. An arrest does not imply someone is guilty of any alleged wrongdoing. These arrests occurred from midnight Feb. 14 to 11:59 p.m. Feb. 15. Juvenile arrests (younger than 16) are not included. This report has been designed to capture as much data as possible based on the arrest date/time.


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Experience the traditional Turkish Hammam enhanced by the luxurious setting of The Spa at Four Seasons Bosphorus. Whether you choose the 30-, 45- or 60-minute option, this moment will leave you refreshed and renewed, as it has done for people since ancient times. Please note: You can also combine the 60-minute Traditional Turkish Hammam with a massage and/or facial treatment as a Spa package. Please see Spa Journeys.


Last night, after more than two and a half years of bargaining, the harbor employers reached agreements with office clerical workers on contracts that will run through 2016.
The harbor employers are tremendously grateful for the leadership of Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, whose participation was critical in enabling the parties to come together and find common ground.
The resulting agreements are good for workers, good for employers and - most of all - important in enabling our Southern California ports to get back to work. Recognizing the great importance of the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach to the local, regional and national economies, the harbor employers are pleased that cargo has once again begun moving. Our nation's economy depends on the ports, and these agreements pave the way for continued growth in the months and years ahead.