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Bill was feeling hungry in his lessons pause, but it was still long time to the dinner. He heard from his father that in order to enter the kitchen he just had to tickle the pear. He slowly approached the kitchen entrence and looked around to see if anybody was looking at him, when he saw that he was clear he tickled the pear and it transformed itself to the doorknob so he grab it and entered the kitchen. In the instance House-elves gather around him. "I am sorry for disturbing you and I hope you wont tell this to anyone, but I am hungry and could you please give me some sandwiches and some pumpkin juice." Bill said to the house-elves. Bill found a table to sit as elves brought them tray full of sandwiches and pitcher full of pumpkin juice. "Than you very much it is excellent" Bill said to the elves and started eating. He liked food much and enjoyed eating it. And food here in Hogwarts was very good. After he was full (he ate almost all tray) he stand up "I hope to see you again" he said to the elves and left the kitchens. It seems like it was easy to get food, good to know.
Scarlett was exploring the castle. It facinated her so much, and it was just so big! She had been wondering around for about an hours and was certain she was lost, but that she thought was a concern for later. She came to the end of a passage way and was going to turn around and look for another way when a painting caught her eye. It was a large picture of a fruit bowl, they looked so life like she just had to stop and have a look. she lent close and reached out a hand, wondering if it felt as real at it looked. No sooner had she run her fingers over a bright green pair and decided that no, it did not infact feel real when it was gone, and in it's place was an old brass door knob. "How exciting!" she thought to herself, eagerly turning the knob, wondering what she would find behind this hidden door. The sight that met her eyes was quite astonishing. Tiny little creatures with large round eyes and wearing rags, hundreds of them! They were, she decided instantly, the cutest things she had ever seen. "What can we get you miss?" said a small squeaky voice at her said. "Oh, umm no I am fine" she said smiling down at what was obviously a girl. Looking around she decided that this must be the kitchen's, and that these creatures, most of them busy infront of ovens and stoves, were some sort of chefs.
"Sorry to bother you" she said to the little one still at her side "My name is Scarlett, I was just looking around.. umm, what is your name?" she asked, looking down at the thing. "Tipsy, miss.TIpsy the house elf!" it said with a huge smile. "Nice to meet you TIpsy" Scarlett smiled.
it was quite for a few moments until Tipsy grabbed her hand, pulling Scarlett over to one of the tables and vanishing, reappearing instantly with a tray of orange juice and cakes. "Would you like to join me?" Scarlett asked when TIpsy merely stood there, watching and waiting, and with a furtive look at the other house elves, sat down next to Scarlett, taking a little pink cake in her hands.


Gloria Vanderbilt, the American artist, actress, painter, and fashion designer, was born in New York in 1924. She was an extremely rich heiress who studied acting and art. Later, she became known for her paintings. Since 1968, her drawings have appeared on the products of Hallmark Cards and Bloomcraft.
Gloria Vanderbilt began by designing patterns on porcelain, glassware, tableware, and textiles. In the 1970s, she really broke into the fashion industry. First, she launched a collection of silk scarves under her own name, followed by a collection of jeans, blouses, shoes, leather goods, perfumes, and other products.
The first Gloria Vanderbilt perfume saw the light of day in 1982, followed by others soon after. Gloria Vanderbilt creates its successful fragrances with the best known experts in the field of perfumery.


I'm an educator, designer, and sculptor with a wide range of interests. I have a particular fascination with digital fabrication – the process of using computer driven tools to create. I use 3D printers, laser cutters, CNC routers, and robots – coupled with custom software I develop – to create my work. I enjoy woodworking, figure sculpture, electronics, drawing, and painting. I live in Ann Arbor, Michigan with my wife and son. I currently teach geometric modeling, digital fabrication and robotics at Taubman College at the University of Michigan. In the past I have taught at the Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design.
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Cool and dry accurately describe Nebraska's spring 2014 weather conditions. Al Dutcher, state climatologist, noted in the April 4 CropWatch that "…early spring temperatures are running approximately two to three weeks behind normal."
Nebraska soil temperatures were about 4°F behind long-term averages this week; some locations lag as much as 6°F behind normal. Soil temperatures in the southern third of the state are normally over 50°F by this time of year (http://hprcc3.unl.edu/Ap/indexreg.php?id=2). Dutcher concluded his CropWatch article by saying, "the combination of cool soils and precipitation events will likely lead to early season corn planting delays."
Delayed corn planting often results in delayed soybean planting. How does this affect our thinking on planting soybeans and their yield potential?
underlying all of this is education from UNL research and extension faculty that planting soybeans earlier improves yield potential. Soybean farmers listened and planted earlier.
Plants reach V1 earlier in the season resulting in earlier flowering date (R1 growth stage) and potentially a longer growing season. Earlier R1, in turn, increases the length of the seed-fill period. Temperatures drive germination and seedling emergence until the V1 growth stage, i.e., when the first trifoliate has unrolled to the point where the leaflet edges are no longer touching.
Slower emergence in comparison to later-planted soybeans. Cooler soil temperatures slow hypocotyl elongation; however, this delay is not detrimental to productivity if plant populations aren't reduced to less than 90,000 plants per acre (see Rees, 2012). The most rapid emergence occurs with soil temperatures between 77°F and 95°F.
More nodes per plant. When plants reach V1 earlier, they accrue more nodes during the growing season resulting in more potential pods and seeds per unit area. After V1, Nebraska research data clearly shows that nodes accrue at about 0.27 nodes per day, or, saying it another way, it takes 3.7 days to produce a new node. Internode elongation is dependent on temperature; in contrast, node accrual is time dependent. Late-planted soybeans accrue fewer nodes than early-planted soybeans. Internode elongation slows after R3 — beginning pod — and effectively ceases at R5 as seed fill begins. Nodes continue to accrue until R5. Although drought stress does not affect the rate of node accrual, it does result in reaching R5 earlier, reducing node numbers and yield.
Quicker canopy closure with earlier planting captures light earlier and, over the entire season, ensures full interception of solar radiation during the key stages for yield determination (pod set and seed fill). More light "harvested" results in an opportunity to achieve greater yield.
Greater crop transpiration and less soil evaporation. Yield is linearly related to total transpiration. Early canopy closure reduces weed competition and evaporation from the soil surface and ensures more water available for crop transpiration.
Similar yields regardless of row spacing. However, narrow rows may be of some advantage with very late planting - late May early June.
Yield increases of 1/4 to 5/8 bushel per day for each day planting is moved closer to May 1 (Figure 1).
Early-planted soybean attract early-emerging, overwintered bean leaf beetles (BLB). Although some leaflet feeding may occur, the major concern is that BLB transmit Bean Pod Mosaic Virus.
Early-planted soybean may require a longer time to emerge than late-planted soybeans, depending on soil temperature and soil moisture. Dry soils at planting are not conducive to germination.
Water deficits later in the growing season inhibit growth and yield regardless of planting date.
The extent of tillage and amount of residue cover affect soil temperatures. Although soil temperatures during the day don't vary as much with no-till as they do with other tillage systems, early-season soil temperatures are cooler with no-till. Lower temperatures slow the germination process and thus lengthen the time to V1, potentially reducing yield.
For the first 48 hours after planting both corn and soybean need soil temperatures near 50°F to avoid chilling injury during the rapid water imbibition stage. After the first 48 hours, these crops usually have minimal problems continuing the germination process at soil temperatures well-below 50°F — assuming temperatures remain above freezing; germination will be slower, of course, but if a seed fungicide treatment was applied, there should have be no concerns about loss of germinating seedlings. Monitor your field's soil temperatures on the days preceding planting and on the day of planting plus your forecast temperatures for your area for the next 48 hours to estimate the likelihood of stable or increasing soil temperatures.
For Increased Yields Plant Soybeans in Next Few Weeks, Rees and Specht, 2013.
Soybean Planting Date – When and Why, Specht et al., 2012.
Drought Avoidance Assessment for Summer Annual Crops Using Long-Term Weather Data, Purcell et al. 2003. Agronomy Journal 95:1566-1576.
Plant soybeans the last week in April in the southern two-thirds of Nebraska and the first week in May in the northern third of the state if soil conditions are suitable and the weather forecast is conducive. Use good judgment. Soil temperature is less of a factor when following these guidelines than calendar date and soil moisture. Regardless of calendar date, neither "mudding in" soybeans — that is, planting when soils are too wet — nor planting in dry soils will turn out well.
Treat early-planted soybean with insecticide and fungicide seed treatments. These mitigate potential problems from BLB as well as fungal organisms impacting germination and hypocotyl elongation. If soil temperatures are greater than 50°F and the short-term forecast is for warm conditions, insecticide and fungicide seed treatments may not be necessary.
If corn planting is delayed into late April or early May, use a second planter to plant soybeans as corn is planted, or hire someone to plant one of the crops for you.
Use short-term weather forecasts to evaluate frost risks at the estimated time of crop emergence.


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DSJ publishes two issues per year (Spring, Fall) and uses a learner-centered mentoring model to support and encourage scholars in both their activism and scholarship. Scholarship from emerging scholars, practitioners and activists is encouraged. Scholars who present at the pre-conferences of the Adult Education Research Conference (i.e. African Diaspora, Asian Diaspora, and LBGTQ) as well as graduate students and emerging scholars affiliated with the Graduate Student and International special interest groups of the American Association of Adult and Continuing Education are strongly encouraged to submit work to DSJ for publication.
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DSJ's editorial team is comprised of two Senior Editors, a Book and Resources Review Editor, Reflections Editor, a Managing Editor and Copy Editor. Senior and junior scholars comprise the editorial review board and are responsible for blind peer-review of the full-length manuscripts. Additionally, advanced graduate students, junior scholars, and practitioners will be provided an opportunity to serve as guest reviewers under the guidance of a senior scholar. Recommendations from the review board members inform the Editors' manuscript selections.
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Very crazy stuff! No sooner had I achieved stability for my website against server attacks by using CloudFlare, that hackers discovered a new vulnerability, which was the subscription form.
For about 72 hours, my mass-email service was was deluged with subscriptions coming from Russian IPs. I had nearly 14 million new subscribers from Russia, which is roughly 10% of that country's population!
Because of this, I wasn't allowed to send a newsletter yesterday but it looks as if they've now removed my sending restrictions.
This video by Daniel Liszt is a culmination of his lifework, investigating the JFK Assassination, the Deep State and the Secret Space Program.
He shows us the backstory of the major political assassinations of the 1960s: JFK, RFK and MLK and how the patsies in each case were connected to high security aerospace projects, with stunning details I'd never heard before.
As demonstrated in JFK's National Security Action Memorandum 271 and in his November 12th memo to the Director of the CIA, Kennedy had struggled his entire presidency with the intelligence community to reassert presidential power over their unconstitutional actions. In private, he told aides that he was going to "smash the CIA into a thousand pieces and scatter it to the wind."
Liszt says a major piece of this effort was in reasserting control over all the UFO information that had been gathered in recent decades, over which the Executive Branch had lost control at the end of the Eisenhower Administration.
In the wake of the UFO flap of 1947, the US had created a secret group sometimes referred to as Majestic Twelve or MJ12 to study and to reverse-engineer the technology that was recovered. MJ12 grew beyond its mandate and eventually slipped away from presidential supervision, forming a breakaway group within the National Security State via elements in the CIA.
When Kennedy discovered this group operating outside Presidential oversight, he determined that the safest response was to share our knowledge of the UFO phenomenon with the Russians and to avert a new arms race in space by instituting a joint space program.
Kennedy's National Security Action Memorandum 271 directed NASA to institute a policy of cooperation in space exploration with the Russians. Another memo, recently released under the Freedom of Information Act, shows that JFK told the CIA to hand over all data concerning UFOs with an emphasis on "High Threat" cases. These memos were dated November 12th, 1963, only ten days before JFK was killed in Dallas, Texas, suggesting that this is what triggered his assassination.
E. Howard Hunt, the CIA super spy best known as the coordinator of the Watergate burglars revealed this to his close friend and attorney for the "Watergate 7", Douglas Caddy.
In this interview, Caddy tells Liszt what Hunt told him: "I said, 'Well, Howard, why was John Kennedy assassinated?' He said, 'John Kennedy was assassinated because he was about to give our most vital secret to the Soviets...' and I was stunned by that.
"I mean, John Kennedy, our president - Soviets? And I never even thought about, heard about such a thing and I said, 'Well, what was that?'
"And at that point, he leaned forward and looked right in my eyes, directly at my eyes and he said, 'The alien presence,' and reached out and shook my hand and then turned and walked away. And that was the last time I saw Howard Hunt."
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MOULTONBORO- A three-day bicentennial celebration will be held here on July 5, 6, and 7, complete with parades, games, suppers and fireworks.
Beginning Friday morning, July 5, and running through to late Sunday night, the town will celebrate its 200th anniversary. A fireworks display will conclude the celebration at nine p.m., Sunday, July 7.
Featured during the first day of festivities are a tour of historical landmarks, a bicycle and carriage parade, and the bicentennial ball. There will be another parade Saturday morning and a costume dance at 8:30 Saturday night.
Following Church services Sunday, there will be a water sports show and a bar-b-que, followed by a hymn sing and finally ending with the fireworks.
An important feature of the three-day festival will be the sale of a booklet, compiled by Helen Sturtevant Matthews, that traces the history of the town from its earliest beginnings to the turn of this century.
In the booklet, Mrs. Matthews describes the early settlement and development of the town—beginning with some of the first known explorers in the area.
She tells of the early beginnings of schools and churches, and points out some of the oldest houses still standing in town.
The town first received its charter in 1763, although several settlers moved into the area some time before that date. The town was not incorporated, however, until 1777.
At one time, Moultonboro also included the present-day towns of New Hampton and Center Harbor, which was known as the "Moultonborough Addition."
In 1777, the Addition was incorporated into the town of New Hampton, and two years later was divided again when Center Harbor was incorporated.
There were 24 families in the town in 1770, and four of these were in the Addition. The population increased steadily, reaching a peak of about 1800 people in the 1840's, and beginning a slow decline after that.
Mr. Matthew's booklet explains this increase in the number of people living in Moultonborough and the following decline, listing reasons for both.
The year-round population is presently just under 1000, although vacationists increase this figure considerably during the summer months.
Plans for the bicentennial celebration began months ago, under the direction of bicentennial committee. Several meetings were held with various interested townspeople, and gradually, a program was worked out.
From the first tour of historical sites on July 5, sponsored by the Moultonboro Historical Society, to the fireworks display that signals the end of the celebration, the town will be filled with festive activity.
Thousands of people are expected to visit the town and participate in its 200th birthday.
"Moultonborough, to the 20th Century,"
a history of the town of Moultonboro, compiled by Mrs. Helen Matthews, who also did most of the writing in it, will be on sale at the Historical Society Building in Moultonboro village during the bicentennial celebration, as well as many business places after the celebration.
You can view the complete eight page article from the "Lakes Region Trader" by clicking on the link below.
This is the display case with our Moultonborough Bicentennial display.
We have scanned in all of the photographs from the Gordon King Album. Now we need to find out who is in the different photographs.
If you can help us identify any of the people please e-mail us at webmaster@MoultonboroughHistory.org with the information.
On the left, part of Fred Lester Taylor, husband of Adele. 2nd left is Horace Richardson. 4th from left is Mrs. Clara Perkins, Horace`s sister.
Friday, July 5, 1963 - 3:00pm 8.
Officer Harold Tilton directing traffic.
Robert Lamprey, Jr. with the American Flag. Granite State Highlanders of Dover.
Girls from the Water Ski Sports Show at Long Island Beach by the Hochflieger Ski Club. Sunday July 7.
Picture taken at the end of Blake Rd. on Rt. 25.
July 6, 1963 5:30PM 25.
July 6, 1963 5:30PM 26.
July 6, 1963 8:30PM 27.
2nd and 3rd from the left are Austin and Pauline (Smith) Morrill. 6th and 7th from left are Sonya Smith Colburn and Mark T. "Joe" Colburn, age 27.
Found in a scrapbook made by Adel Taylor.
"Moultonboro Hosts Hundreds During Bicentennial Celebration"


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I recently noticed some print ads in the Guardian depicting a multi-coloured chameleon, advertising the return of Jazz FM. And indeed, there it is, running on my trusty PURE DAB radio. This is of course such good news that I could jump up and squeal with glee. When I moved to London back in 2001, Jazz FM was the staple of my evening. Sarah Ward's Dinner Jazz program was such an exquisite collection of jazz tunes that the evening meal turned into a celebration. Even if it was only a take away curry. Unfortunately their ever changing schedule crowded the playlist with more and more bland soul and the excruciating 'Smooth Jazz' muzak, and soon Jazz FM turned into the even blander Smooth FM.
Then it was off the air. Then there was a DAB station called 'The Jazz'. That went off the air as well. There was also a website called jazzfm.com. And now it's back on DAB. After reading the two Wikipedia entries on JazzFM and 102.2 Jazz FM I am now even more confused.
Maybe somebody should tell Guardian Media Group that handling a brand like that is not really a good move.
Oh well. It's nice to have them back. Maybe this time they're allowed to stay on the air. Without 'Smooth Jazz', if at all possible.
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Inspiration Mars Foundation was an American nonprofit organization founded by Dennis Tito that in 2013 proposed to launch a crewed mission to flyby Mars in January 2018, or 2021 if they missed the first synodic opportunity in 2018.

Their website became defunct by late 2015. They are no longer operating.

Plans
On 27 February 2013, the Inspiration Mars Foundation held a press conference in the National Press Club. They announce plans to procure space hardware, launch vehicle services, and select a two-person married couple as crew, and then raise the funding necessary to launch a mission to Mars in 2018. Dennis Tito said he would fund the foundation with $100 million for the first years of operation.

At the 2013 conference, however, Dennis Tito admitted that his plan was impossible without investment from NASA and the use of NASA spacecraft. NASA, however, was not willing to become a partner.

Funding
They projected costs of the mission between . Tito said he would fund the foundation's cost for the first two years and planned to raise funds from industry and individuals for the mission.

But in testimony before Congress in November 2013, Tito said that he expected private donors would only provide around $300 million, leaving the need for an additional investment of $700 million from the US government. NASA responded that while they were willing to share technical and programmatic expertise, they would not commit to sharing expenses with the organization. The foundation's funding model, dependent on a non-existent partner, never took form.

In March 2014, SpaceX said that they also had been contacted by Inspiration Mars, but that accommodating such requirements would require some additional work and that such work was not the current focus of SpaceX.

Mission trajectory as proposed

They proposed a free return trajectory to allow the spacecraft to use the smallest possible amount of propellant to flyby Mars and return to Earth. They stated that the January 2018 launch window offered a rare orbit opportunity to travel to Mars and return to Earth in 501 days.

Their stated backup plan involved a mission beginning in 2021 but it would be 88 days longer. They stated it would require both a flyby of Venus and Mars. The flight would take the spacecraft within 800 kilometres of the surface of Venus, using the planet for a gravity assist to speed the travel to Mars.

According to a paper written by Tito, "the mission would require no maneuvers except small course corrections after a trans-Martian injection burn, [and] would allow no aborts. ... [It will] use low Earth orbit launch and crewed-spacecraft technology, outfitted for the long duration of a flight to Mars." They speculated that when the spacecraft returned to Earth it would reenter the atmosphere at 50 000 km per hour (ca 13.9 km/s), faster than any previous return.

Student design competition
During the 16th Annual International Mars Society Convention in 2013, the Mars Society announced an international engineering competition for student teams to propose designs for the architecture of the mission. The contest was open to university engineering student teams. The design contest took place on 9 August 2014, and was won by an international team from Purdue University in US and Keio University in Japan.

Criticism
A spokesman for NASA stated in February 2013 that "Inspiration Mars's proposed schedule is a significant challenge due to life support systems, space radiation response, habitats and the human psychology of being in a small spacecraft for over 500 days", but that "we remain open to further collaboration as their proposal and plans for a later mission develop".

John Logsdon, professor emeritus at George Washington University's Space Policy Institute, said the timeline was "totally implausible" for a mission to be launched in 2018, although the"Plan B" mission might be possible "if the stars align".

Their website became defunct in late 2015.

See also

 List of crewed Mars mission plans

References

External links

 Official website, now defunct
 Flickr: Inspiration Mars photo stream
 Earth/Mars/IM capsule 501-day mission orbital position animation, Inspiration Mars Foundation, February 2013.
 Feasibility Analysis
 Introductory Press Conference, 27 February 2013
 Inspiration Mars: 29th National Space Symposium:  panel discussion, Dennis Tito, Taber MacCallum, Jonathan Clark, and Jane Poynter, Colorado Springs, Colorado, 11 April 2013.
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Q: Exibir ou Ocultar Campos para Pessoa Física ou Pessoa Jurídica Eu tenho um formulário que cadastra Clientes, e possui a opção de ser Pessoa Física ou Pessoa Jurídica, sendo que cada um possui alguns campos diferentes.
Pensei em usar um @Html.RadioButton com a opção Pessoa Física e Pessoa Jurídica.
Quando houvesse um clique em uma das opções aparece-se as campos respectivos.
Como faço isso?

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Sean Penn Says He has Nothing to Hide from 'El Chapo' Interview
The Hollywood actor Sean Penn has dismissed all the criticism over his interview with Mexican drug lord El Chapo.
Updated: 12 Jan 2016, 5:22 PM IST
Actor Sean Penn said he has "nothin' to hide," after images published Monday indicated he was under surveillance when he met with the Mexican actress who led him to Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman – and the pair was apparently followed and photographed as they set out for the supposedly secret meeting with the drug lord.
In a brief email exchange with The Associated Press, Penn also dismissed criticism over his interview with the fugitive, who was captured on Friday, a day before Penn's 10,000-word story was published in Rolling Stone magazine.
A clandestine meeting that Hollywood star Sean Penn orchestrated with Joaquin "Chapo" Guzman in a jungle hideout late last year helped the Mexican government catch the world's most-wanted drug lord, sources said.
Published: 12 Jan 2016, 5:22 PM IST


Brandon Semenuk floating in Aptos, California.
Tom Van Steenbergen in Virgin, Utah.
Owen Marks in Aptos, California.
Missy Giove in Snowshoe, West Virginia.
Tom van Steenbergen, Connor Gallart and Martin Soderstrom in Aptos, California.
The boys – Aptos, California.


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Die Galtee Mountains (auch Galty Mountains oder Galtees, irisch: Na Gaibhlte) sind ein Gebirgszug in Irland.Die Berge erstrecken sich über Teile der Grafschaften Limerick, Tipperary und Cork in der Provinz Munster.

Die Bezeichnung Galtee ist wohl eine Verballhornung des ursprünglichen Sléibhte na gCoillte ("Berge der Wälder"), einer älteren Bezeichnung der Berge im Irischen.

Die Galtee Mountains sind Irlands höchstes Binnengebirge in der Form eines hohen Bergrückens, der ungefähr von West nach Ost verläuft. Das Gebirge erhebt sich fast senkrecht aus der umgebenden Ebene, dem sog. Golden Vale (Irish: Machaire na Mumhan).Insbesondere nach Norden hin zum Glen of Aherlow fallen die Berge recht steil ab.Der höchste Gipfel ist der Galtymore (oder Galteemore, irisch: Gaibhlte Mór oder Cnoc Mór na nGaibhlte) mit 919 m. Er liegt an der Grenze der Grafschaften Limerick und Tipperary.

Weitere Erhebungen größer als 700 m sind:
 Lyracappul (ir. Ladhar an Chapaill, 825 m),
 Carrignabinnia (ir. Carraig na Binne, 822 m),
 Greenane (ir. An Grianán, 802 m),
 Galtybeg (ir. Gaibhlte Beag, 799 m),
 Temple Hill (ir. Cnoc an Teampaill, 785 m),
 Greenane West (ir. An Grianán Thiar, 786 m),
 Slievecushnabinnia (ir. Sliabh Chois na Binne, 766 m).

Im Gebiet der Galtees wird traditionell Milchwirtschaft betrieben. Mitchelstown, eingebettet auf der Cork-Seite des Gebirges, und Tipperary auf der nördlichen Seite sowie Cahir im Osten sind die wichtigsten Städte und Wirtschaftszentren für die Region.

Geologie

Die Galtees wurden während der Kaledonischen Faltung nach Vereinigung der erdgeschichtlichen Kontinente Avalonia, Baltica und Laurentia zu Laurussia gebildet. Das ursprüngliche, weiche Silur-Gestein erodierte, der daraus entstehende Sand verdichtete sich über mehrere Millionen Jahren zu hartem Old-Red-Sandstein, welcher die äußere Schicht des Gebirges bildet. Im Inneren blieb der Silur-Kern erhalten.

Zwei größere Perioden der Eiszeit betrafen das Gebiet. Die abgerundeten Gipfel der Galtees bildeten sich über dem Eis. Der ständige Frost-Tau-Wechsel führte zu den heutigen steinigen, geröllbedeckten Gipfeln. Gletscher bildeten auf höher gelegenen Hängen Talkessel (sog. Kare, in Irland Corries genannt), in welchen sich fünf Karseen befinden, u. a. Lough Curra (Loch Curra) und Lough Bohreen (Loch Bóithrín) in der Umgebung des Galteemore sowie Lough Muskry (Loch Mhúscraí) unterhalb des Greenane.

Siehe auch
 Liste von Bergen in Irland

Weblinks

Gebirge in Europa
Gebirge in Irland
Geographie (County Tipperary)
Geographie (County Limerick)


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Ex-Nissan CEO borrows a Hollywood plot to plan his escape
Yash Agarwal posted in Today's Top News
You would either have to be super smart or come up with some brilliant foolproof plans to bypass the draconian laws and surveillance in Japan. In Hollywood's terms, one might have to combine Shawshank Redemption, Ocean's 11 and Argo to even think of escaping a legislative-centric country like Japan. And Carlos Ghosn might have done just that.
Charged with several counts of financial misconduct, ex-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn has managed to escape both Japan and his forthcoming trials. The businessman, who has an estimated fortune of £91 million, was about to face trials for a £65million-equivalent corruption charge in Japan. On arriving at his home city of Beirut, he released a statement claiming he had "not fled justice – I have escaped injustice and political persecution".
How he actually got away is the subject of much internet and media speculation. A theory by Lebanese TV station MTV sketches a Hollywood-esque plot sequence, whereby Ghosn smuggled himself out of Japan while hiding inside a large musical instrument case. The case belonged to a Christmas band who were called to perform at his Tokyo residence. Ghosn is then said to have entered Lebanon via a private plane from Turkey.
This theory was further validated by the plane tracking site FlightRadar24, showing a Bombardier Challenger private jet arriving at Beirut-Rafic Hariri international airport from Istanbul. Reports from The Wall Street Journal and The Financial Times claimed that planning for this venture must have been going on for months. They indicate the involvement of personal security officials disguised as band members.
As for the required documents at various airports, Ghosn is said to have used his supposed duplicate or fake French passport (he had Lebanese, French, Brazilian passports) as the original ones are with the Japanese authorities. Laying low from government officials around the globe, news agencies claim the businessman used a small airport in Turkey to proceed to Beirut in his private plane without getting recognised.
At present, the governments of Japan and Lebanon do not share an extradition deal. This leaves Ghosn to enjoy his stay in his home country without getting extradited or facing legal action by Japanese courts. The foreign ministry of Lebanon further validated his arrival in the country legally, but says it remains unaware of how he fled Japan and arrived in Beirut.
Arrested on charges of syphoning millions of dollars of corporate money for personal gain, Ghosn was granted bail early this year. The Tokyo court of law set his conditional bail at 1 billion yen (about US$9 million), provided he remained inside his house under 24-hour surveillance with no internet access and no permission to fly abroad. And yet, the businessman managed to escape right under the nose of the Japanese authorities.
It seems Ghosn likes living on the edge and has a knack for pulling off such nerve-racking stunts. The businessman previously dressed up as a construction worker to throw journalists off guard while leaving prison. It didn't work very well though, as the media and the public mocked him for it, and his legal team subsequently issued an apology. It looks like this time Ghosn has learned from his mistakes.
Any Hollywood scriptwriters here?


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Surgery will sideline Yankees' Chamberlain for year
By | Reuters
NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York reliever Joba Chamberlain is expected to be out of action for at least a year while he recovers from reconstructive surgery to his injured pitching elbow, the Yankees said on Friday.
The right-handed pitcher is set to go under the surgeon's knife on Thursday, ending his chances of playing again this season and the start of 2012.
"Generally, you see these guys and it's around a year when you have Tommy John (surgery)," Yankees manager Joe Girardi told reporters.
"I'm not sure when we'll get him back, but we'll get him back as soon as we can."
The loss further depletes a bullpen that was considered one of the team's strengths going into the season.
Chamberlain suffered a complete tear of the medial collateral ligament in his right elbow, doctors learned on Thursday.
Chamberlain said he felt no pain in the elbow and the only indication of a problem came on Tuesday, when there was tightness near the forearm, he said.
"You're going to have to cut my arm off to stop me from pitching," Chamberlain said on Thursday. "But on the other hand, you have to realize this is your career. At 25, I'm still fairly young."
He was 2-0 with a 2.83 earned run average in 27 appearances this season.
The Yankees, who were swept by the American League East leading Boston Red Sox this week, also are without set-up man Rafael Soriano and lefty specialists Pedro Feliciano and Damaso Marte.
(Reporting by Gene Cherry in Raleigh; Editing by Julian Linden)


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Acknowledging invisible wins
In business, some wins are easy to spot—the big sale, the client-winning presentation. But many people work tirelessly behind the scenes to chalk up invaluable but less obvious wins. Thanking the employees who solved an IT glitch in time for that big presentation to take place, or the accountant whose number crunching enabled the terms of the big sale is just as important as acknowledging your "stars." (Tweet it!)
Speaking to Inc, magazine, Tom Turner, CEO of Bitsight, shared four ways to uncover and recognize invisible wins:
Ask questions. Ask managers which members of their teams have been impressing them lately―particularly with small, day-to-day victories that would otherwise go unnoticed. Keep an ear peeled for anecdotes.
Be engaged. Try walking around the office and drop in on different meetings. Get a sense of the various teams and find out who is working on what projects, both big and small.
Encourage recognition. Create processes that allow everyone in the company to acknowledge wins of all types. Encourage people to write anonymous note cards recognizing others who have recently helped them.
Acknowledge publicly. Wins big and small deserve to be recognized beyond one-on-one meetings and within individual teams. Salute these individual contributors in a company-wide email or at a regular all-staff meeting.
Acknowledging subtle wins as well as obvious ones is a way to build morale and commitment across an entire company's culture.
Can you think of an invisible win your organization recently scored? What did you do, or what can you do, to thank the people responsible? To join the conversation, click "comments" above.
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Welcome back to the Brush Lettering Series! We took a week off because of the Fall Party Hop, last week. If you are into Fall Entertaining and missed the Party Hop, go back and check it out. We had 18 awesome bloggers join us to share their best Fall Entertaining ideas!
Today's brush lettering tip is to make sure to consistently practice your lettering with the fine tip end of the brush pen. When you are first starting out or are drafting a new piece, it makes sense to try it out with the fine tip end, first. Trying to incorporate a new style of creating letters and words along with trying to get used to the pressure switches of using a brush pen can be a little daunting at first. Instead of trying to do both at the same time, work on the new lettering style first.
When you start to letter, the way you make letters and words is going to be somewhat different than your normal handwriting. So, practice with the fine tip end, or other marker tip pen. Don't worry about moving to the brush end until you have a the hang of how you are going to make your new letters.
I also use my fine tip end or even a pencil when creating a draft of a piece. Writing it out, without worrying about the thicker downstrokes, allows me to get a good feel for how the piece should be tweaked or changed when drafting.
Finally, it's a good idea to use the fine tip end when you are first learning to flourish. It allows you to practice those flourishes more easily when you are first starting out.


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What are your underlying assumptions in having students go through your cases?
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What is this case also a case of? What are your underlying assumptions in having students go through your cases?
Thomas Lennerfors
Uppsala University, Sweden
Our own research on cases in management education shows that cases provide heroic, individualistic and uncritical perspectives on leadership and organization, that they have a narrow scope and focus exclusively on the company and its shareholders, and that they are biased towards masculinity, managerialism and American capitalism. I argue here that engineering ethics should carefully scrutinize the underlying ideas that a teaching case is representing. What are your cases also a case of? What are your underlying assumptions in having students go through your cases?
As Justin Hess and Grant Fore (2018) show, the case study is a commonly used method to teach engineering ethics, and I use it a lot in my teaching practice. A case can be a brief background to a problem, a news article, or a video, but in this piece I refer to cases as narratives about a particular situation that requires action. Case studies are realistic, provide possibilities for some degree of immersion, and urges the student to actually make up their mind, solve a problem, and recommend an action. Although the positive effects of case studies are many, there is also a need for critical reflection about the cases we use.
"What is this case a case of?" is a standard question when interrogating case based research, and we can use it for our teaching cases as well. Depending on the case study that we use, the answer differs: "an extreme situation", "a situation which we should use to apply a code of conduct or an ethical theory", etc. But there is much more to the case narrative than this simple answer. To take it one step further, we educators should ask "What is this case also a case of?" looking for a plurality of answers that go beyond the obvious. The second question could generate answers related to how engineering ethics and engineering practice are framed and from what perspective(s) the case is written.
There is a discussion about this in the engineering ethics education literature (namely that many engineering ethics cases are seen from the micro view of the (male) protagonist), but in this piece I would like to bring the attention to the discussion within management education, where cases are a main teaching method, and where there is a lively debate about representation in cases. For example, in our quite recent piece "Case hacks: four hacks for promoting critical thinking in case-based management education for sustainable development", Per Fors, Jonathan Woodward and me reviewed literature that argues that management cases provide heroic, individualistic and uncritical perspectives on leadership and organization, that they have a narrow scope and focus exclusively on the company and its shareholders, and that they are biased towards masculinity, managerialism and American capitalism. Despite these shortcomings, in the article, we suggest that we should use these cases, but provide "hacks" – destabilizing additional material – that allow the students to perceive synergies and conflicts, various stakeholders' perspectives, expanding empirical knowledge beyond the case, and creating spaces for dialogue.
Transposing this debate to engineering ethics education could lead to the following questions: Is the engineer called forth in the case as a heroic individual? Is the ethical domain portrayed narrowly and seen as only a problem for the company and its shareholders? Are cases biased towards male agency and "Western", capitalist values? The critical discussion within business and management studies could perhaps serve as a reminder to us engineering ethics educators to carefully scrutinize the underlying ideas that a teaching case is representing (whether one buys it off the shelf or if one writes it): What ideas of agency are promoted? What voices are heard, and which are silenced? Who are active and who are passive? Are there possibilities for incremental or radical change? What views of other countries/cultures are represented? The first answer to the question: "what is this case a case of?" is obvious – some aspect of engineering ethics. But we should not forget to ask ourselves what the case also is a case of?
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A Variation of the Carleman Embedding Method for Second Order Systems.
The Carleman Embedding is a method that allows us to embed a finite dimensional system of nonlinear differential equations into a system of infinite dimensional linear differential equations. This technique works well when dealing with first-order nonlinear differential equations. However, for higher order nonlinear ordinary differential equations, it is difficult to use the Carleman Embedding method. This project will examine the Carleman Embedding and a variation of the method which is very convenient in applying to second order systems of nonlinear equations.


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Home Market updates Equity Outlook Making sense of the market's rise
Making sense of the market's rise
Shep Perkins, CFA, Chief Investment Officer, Equities
Near the start of the fourth quarter, global equity markets were enjoying solid year-to-date gains. The S&P 500 Index, although flat year over year, was up strongly year to date and near an all-time high. GDP growth was also healthy across global markets. In the United States, economic growth has slowed since the first quarter, but remains in the positive range of the past decade. Likewise, GDP growth in Japan and Europe is also steady, albeit low. Over the past two years, growth has been higher than the 10-year average.
The U.S. consumer sector was a bright spot, especially at the low end. Comparable store sales growth for a number of businesses revealed underlying core strength in the most recent quarter. McDonalds and Chipotle, for example, reported a 6.5% and 10% rise in same restaurant sales, respectively. Walmart, Target, and Dollar General also delivered impressive growth. The same cannot be said at the higher end, however, where retailers such as Macy's, Kate Spade, and Tiffany, as well as premium cosmetics such as Clinique (owned by Estée Lauder), saw revenues decline.
"Sales growth for a number of U.S. businesses revealed underlying core strength."
While the consumer sector has been an area of strength, we have seen a modest slowdown in the U.S. housing and automobile industries despite lower interest rates. This could suggest that consumer confidence may be weakening. In fact, surveys show that confidence has pulled back from highs. However, the combination of record low unemployment, increasing wages, and very low interest rates has provided a favorable backdrop for the consumer. In our view, these positive trends could continue through the final quarter of 2019 and 2020.
Worrisome undercurrents
Despite these positive forces, the market is sending cautionary signals. The most notable may be the collapse in 10-year Treasury bond yields. The magnitude of the decline was sharper than almost any bullish bond investor would have expected at the start of the year. The 10-year yield hit its lowest level since July 2016. Declining yields are often a sign of an oncoming economic slowdown. Also, the yield of 10-year U.S. Treasury notes fell below the yield of two-year notes briefly in August for the first time since 2007. This inversion of the yield curve has often signaled a looming recession. Moreover, a mid-summer move higher in the price of gold suggested a heightened level of anxiousness about risky assets.
The valuation spread — the difference between the most expensive and the cheapest stocks — remains near one of its widest points in history. When P/Es are grouped by quintiles, the highest price/earnings multiples in today's market are extremely elevated relative to the market's lowest quintile P/Es. This confidence in only a narrow range of companies may be an indication of worry as well. Other periods of time when the growth/value spread has been at these extremes were 1991, 1999, and 2008 — all of which were amid or shortly followed by recessions.
So, what's wrong? Looking at a key growth driver
Investors are naturally wondering what is behind the market's mixed signals. In my view, the main cause of concern is China, a key driver of global growth over the past decade. Of course, we've had daily headlines about the U.S.–China trade conflict and worries over the impact of tariffs. However, I believe those issues are masking a broader problem — that China's age of infrastructure build has peaked and is at risk of contracting.
China's buildout has been extreme. One commonly cited statistic was that China consumed more cement between 2011 and 2013 than the United States did in the entire 20th century. And this trend has continued. Just since the global financial crisis a decade ago, China has consumed three times the amount of cement that the United States has consumed over its entire history.
China's yearly cement use could drop by 50% or more and it would still be consuming a lot. The same is true for other infrastructure-related building materials.
There are clear signs that this building boom, and China's growth overall, is subsiding. GDP growth in China recently slowed to its lowest level since 1992. Auto sales offer additional evidence of a slowdown. In 2009, 10 million cars were sold in China. By 2017, annual sales soared to 25 million. That dramatic increase had a significant impact on demand for a wide range of materials, from steel to semiconductors. Auto sales have now been in decline for 18 months. They were down close to 20% at the close of 2018, and are expected to be even lower for 2019.
Is a recession looming?
I believe the likelihood is low for a U.S. recession between now and the end of 2020 given the underlying strength of the consumer sector combined with low interest rates. However, we are keeping a close eye on China. The trade war is exacerbating the country's underlying structural issues, and serious economic problems in China could lead to significant ramifications for the global economy. On the other hand, China is implementing stimulus measures, and we could see a resolution for some aspects of the U.S.–China tariff conflict. This could provide stabilization, or even a reacceleration of growth in China and globally in the months ahead.
Dr. Copper and cotton: Is economic health weakening?
The term "Doctor Copper" refers to the notion that copper could have a Ph.D. in economics because of its ability to determine the health of the global economy. Copper prices have pulled back 15% since the spring and hit a two-year low in early September. Copper supply is also lower, which normally would push prices higher, so the current price decline may indicate falling demand.
Also, the price of cotton has declined more than 25% in the past 12 months, making it the worst performer in the Bloomberg Commodity Index. In August, it approached a three-year low after being at a near-decade high just one year ago. While the trade war hasn't helped, the reduced demand could be due to the economic slowdown in China, one of the world's top importers of cotton.
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The first Chevrolet Volts left the Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly Plant on Monday destined for initial retail launch markets. Customers in California, Texas, Washington D.C. and New York could receive the world's first-and-only electric vehicle with extended-range capability in the next few days.
These are the first of an expected 160 vehicles to be shipped this week.
The heart of the Volt is its Voltec electric propulsion system, which combines battery-only electric driving with an efficient, gas-powered engine giving the Volt up to 379 total miles of driving before having to recharge the battery or fill up the small gas tank. The Volt is the only mass produced U.S.-built electric vehicle.
Earlier this year, Chevrolet shipped 15 pre-production Volts to technology enthusiasts and electric vehicle advocates whom were the first consumers to experience the Volt every day under real-world conditions during a 90-day vehicle and charging evaluation program.


The first in a series of seminars to help organisations working in international development make the transition to a changing funding environment, this half day event provides essential information on different approaches to working with commercial contracts. Commercial contracting specialist Haniya Dar-Tobin will lead you through the process and help you understand what is right for your organisation.
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In the fifty years since 1966 when UNESCO proclaimed 8 September International Literacy Day we've seen significant progress in the number of people gaining vital literacy skills. This is thanks in part to the massive expansion in primary education that was spurred by the adoption in 2000 of the Millennium Development Goal on universal primary education.
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LAmariedo és el cim més alt de la serra de Sis dels Prepirineus aragonesos, de 1.791 metres d'altitud, que es troba a Areny de Noguera de la Baixa Ribagorça. Aquesta serra separa la conca de la Noguera Ribagorçana i del riu Isàvena.

Accés
Des del poble de Bonansa, de la Franja de Ponent, pel camí de terra que va en direcció sud cap a la serra de Sis, només apte per a vehicle TT. Després del barranc de Montot, continuant el camí que va per tota la divisòria de la serra, s'arriba, a la font de Rubaya, al peu del pic.

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Muntanyes de la Ribagorça
Geografia d'Areny de Noguera


Thrifty Finds – Moments. Minutes. Memories…..
Now that I have this 'create' bug I have moved into thriftiness! While I was out the other day I found a cute bird cage that I want to add to my mantle decor. So, I googled 'how to decorate a birdcage' and found some great ideas. I think I am going to go with the candles, but use the battery operated type so I can actually have light on that corner of the mantle. I will show you pictures when I get it done.
The other thing I found that day, was 2 glass bottles and a photo frame at the Salvation Army store. I only spent $3.45…woot woot. I put the glass bottles on the window sill in my hall bath and the frame will be used for another project I have in the works. I am excited to get it done, but need one more frame!
In my running around on Saturday I had to pick up a prescription and was 'shopping' while I waited. Guess what I found….cupcake and brownie mixes and these tasty vanilla wafers for $1 a piece…bought 10! The cupcakes and brownies make small batches….12 actually and that is perfect for us.
Oh and one more thing before I let you go for today….whoever invented this flat whisk should consider themselves hugged by me. I LOVE IT!


1032 North Park is three-storey, 11-unit purpose-built rental building.
You can mark this complete, if not moved into yet...This is quite the utilitarian main entrance, I love it.
This building is 100% fugly. I suppose when architects hear their project will be in North Park they say "M'eh, why bother with an aesthetically pleasing design?".
I'm no fan of those exposed-fastener siding panels.
Like the view from the CN tower, the best that can be said about this project is that from the inside your view of it is greatly diminished.
I suppose when architects hear their project will be in North Park they say "M'eh, why bother with an aesthetically pleasing design?".
Just one time I'd like to see the city and/or the neighbourhood groups make a big fuss about the appearance of a new development. Oh, wait. They do... but only if it's a really good development right out of the gate.


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Carlos Luis de Habsburgo-Lorena y Borbón-Parma (Baden,  10 de marzo de 1918 – Bruselas, 11 de diciembre de 2007) fue miembro de la Familia Imperial de Austria.

Infancia y exilio
Carlos Luis fue el quinto hijo, pero cuarto varón del emperador Carlos de Austria, último Emperador de Austria y Rey de Hungría, y de su esposa la princesa Zita de Borbón-Parma.

Matrimonio y descendencia
El archiduque Carlos Luis se casó el 17 de enero de 1950, con la princesa Yolanda de Ligne, con quien tuvo cuatro hijos:

 Archiduque Rodolfo María Carlos Eugenio Ana Antonio Marcos de Aviano de Habsburgo-Lorena (1950), casado con la baronesa Elena de Villenfagne de Vogelsanck (1954) con quien tiene ocho hijos:
 Archiduquesa Alejandra María Ana Felipa Otonia de Habsburgo-Lorena (1952), casada con Héctor Riesle Contreras (1943) padres de tres hijos:
 Carlos Cristián María Ana Rodolfo Antonio Marcos de Aviano de Habsburgo-Lorena (1954), casado con la princesa María Astrid de Luxemburgo, (1954). Con quien tiene cinco hijos.
 María Constanza Ana Rosario Roberta de Habsburgo-Lorena (1954), casada con el príncipe Francisco José de Auersperg-Trautson (1957) con quien tiene cuatro hijas.

Ancestros

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Archiduques de Austria de la casa de Habsburgo-Lorena del siglo XX
Caballeros de la Orden del Toisón de Oro (rama austríaca)
Caballeros de honor y devoción de la Orden de Malta


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James Cullingham Ph.D (born March 5, 1954) is a documentary filmmaker, historian and journalist with Tamarack Productions based in Nogojiwanong – Peterborough. His documentaries concerning social justice, history and popular culture have been screened around the world. Cullingham was an executive producer with CBC Radio and has been published by Canada's leading newspapers and magazines.

James received his doctorate in Canadian and Latin American History from Toronto's York University in 2014. He was a coordinator of the Journalism programme and professor of Journalism and English at and Liberal Studies at Seneca@York 2002-2018. He is an Adjunct Graduate Faculty Member in Canadian Studies and Indigenous Studies and the PhD program in Canadian Studies at Trent University. Cullingham is also an Instructor at Trent's Chanie Wenjack School for Indigenous Studies.

In 1989 Cullingham formed Tamarack Productions to produce Canada's first national documentary series on Aboriginal issues featuring the work of Indigenous and non Indigenous filmmakers. Since then Cullingham has made documentaries in Canada, the United States, Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Pakistan. His films on history, politics, popular culture and social justice have been screened around the world. Cullingham has been published by Canada's leading newspapers and magazines.

Cullingham has a doctorate in History specializing in Canada and Latin America from York University in Toronto.

In January 2022, Cullingham released his transnational work of history 'Two Dead White Men - Duncan Campbell Scott, Jacques Soustelle, and the Failure of Indigenous Policy'.

In addition to English, Cullingham speaks French fluently and has a working knowledge of Spanish.

James Cullingham is a member of the Documentary Organization of Canada. He is a past National Board Member of the Canadian Association of Journalists.

Tamarack Productions
Tamarack Productions is a media production company that Cullingham launched in 1989, releasing its first productions in 1991, As Long as the Rivers Flow,[1] a 5-part documentary series on Aboriginal rights in Canada which has been broadcast and distributed globally in English and French (Tant que coulent les rivières.) Since that time, Tamarack has made films in several countries on themes addressing history, politics, popular culture and social justice.

In 2102, Tamarack released In Search of Blind Joe Death: The Saga of John Fahey in 2012, a documentary that follows the life and legacy of American guitarist, composer, writer and iconoclast, John Fahey. The documentary was directed, produced and executive produced by Cullingham, and has been screened around the world with much praise.

In 2018, Tamarack Productions released Jim Galloway - A Journey in Jazz , a documentary that chronicles the extraordinary career of the Scots Canadian saxophonist, journalist and impresario Galloway (1936-2014.) Cullingham directed and produced the film which had its World Premiere at the 2018 Toronto Jazz Festival and its UK premiere at the 2019 Glasgow Film Festival.

In November 2021 Cullingham released the documentary film 'The Cost of Freedom - Refugee Journalists in Canada' confronting one of the most compelling human rights challenges of our day: the threat to journalists. Focusing on the lives of Abdulrahman Matar from Syria, Luis Nájera of México and Arzu Yildiz from Turkey this documentary film investigates why they fled their countries and are seeking to rebuild their lives as refugees in Canada.

Selected filmography
The Cost of Freedom - Refugee Journalists in Canada Released: fall 2021 in association with Paradigm Pictures. Director, producer, writer, co-executive producer
Jim Galloway - A Journey in Jazz Released: June 2018 Director, producer, writer, co-executive producer
The Pass System (2015), executive producer
In Search of Blind Joe Death: The Saga of John Fahey
Released: Oct. 2012
Director, Producer, Executive producer
Dishonour Defied
Released: 2007
Directed by: Azara Rashid
Executive Producer, Producer
Lessons In Fear
Released: 2005
Director, Producer
We Have Such Things At Home
Released: October 1997
Director, Producer
Duncan Campbell Scott: The Poet and The Indians
Released: 1994
Director, Producer

Selected radio productions

Education on the West Bank
CBC Radio One
June 2005

Lessons in Loathing
CBC Radio One
April 2004

Nisga'a and the BC Election
CBC Radio National Network
May 1996

The Comeback of Howie Morenz
CBC Radio/National Syndication/ Satire Series
Written by: Roy McGregor
Performed by: Booth Savage

Confessions of a Dead Head
Prime Time, CBC Radio
June 1992

A Forgotten Frontier, Aboriginal Rights in B.C.
CBC Radio
January 1986

The Ghost of Busher Jackson
CBC Radio
March 1986

Broadcast - journalism career
Cullingham's career in Journalism began in 1983 as a producer, documentarian and line-up editor for Sunday Morning at CBC Radio. He was promoted  in 1985 to Desk Producer, and was moved to Producer of Morningside for CBC Radio in 1986. That same year, he became Senior Producer of As It Happens (CBC Radio). In 1987, Cullingham moved to Executive Producer of As It Happens until 1989, when he returned to Sunday Morning (CBC Radio), becoming an Executive Producer until 1990.

In 1989, Cullingham created Tamarack Productions, producing its first project, As Long As The Rivers Flow, in 1991. The television series focuses on Aboriginal rights in Canada, in both modern and historical times, and was broken up into five one-hour episodes - Flooding in Job's Garden, The Learning Path, Starting Fire with Gunpowder, Tikinagan and Time Immemorial. The series brought together notable directors in this subject area in Canada including Hugh Brody, Gil Cardinal, Boyce Richardson and Loretta Todd. Peter Raymont of White Pine Pictures was series Executive Producer.

Cullingham returned to CBC in 1997 to work as a Producer for Canada: A People's History. He stayed there until 2000, and moved to VisionTV Insight as a Supervising Producer and Story Editor.

In 2002, Cullingham began his career as a Broadcast-Journalism professor at Seneca College, Seneca@York in Toronto. He was the Journalism program coordinator from 2004 to 2011. Cullingham currently teaches documentary courses in the Journalism program, along with History in English and Liberal Studies program.

Cullingham has done guest lectures and screenings  at a number of universities including Concordia University, Queen's University, the University of Western Ontario, University of Toronto, York University, l'École normale supérieure and EFAP Images et médias in Paris. He conducts documentary master classes at EFAP annually.

Print-journalism
Cullingham contributes frequently to publications including the Toronto Star, The Globe and Mail and the Journal of Wildlife Culture. He began writing in 1984 for various publications such as Aboriginal Voices, Maclean's, MOJO, NOW Magazine, Ontario Indian, Pollution Probe, Saturday Night and Bulletin of Latin American Studies.

His publications include articles concerning Aboriginal rights in Canada, Canadian Politics, sports and a variety of others.

Education
Cullingham was born and raised in Toronto, Ontario. As a youth he also resided in Florida and Switzerland where he completed his high school studies.
 2014 - received History PhD from York University with his dissertation: "Scars of Empire: A Juxtaposition of Duncan Campbell Scott and Jacques Soustelle."
 2008 - doctoral research at the L'Université de Paris Sorbonne
 2005 - received Master of Arts degree in History at the University of Toronto, began PhD in History at York University
 1980 - graduated Trent University in Peterborough, Ontario, with an Honours B.A. in Native Studies and French

Selected awards
 Worldfest- Houston International Film Festival - Silver Remi Winner for In Search of Blind Joe Death: The Saga of John Fahey - Houston, Texas, 2013.
 International Wildlife Film Festival -  Top prize for Film Dealing with Aboriginal Peoples; Awards of Merit for Balanced Presentation of a Controversial Subject and Script - Missoula, Montana, 1995.
 American Indian Film Festival - Producers Award, Tamarack Productions - San Francisco, 1991.
 Nyon International Documentary Film Festival (Switzerland) - Director: Gill Cardinal - The People's Jury Award - Tikinagan, 1991.
 Two Rivers Native Film and Video Festival - "New Visionary" Awards to directors Gil Cardinal, David Poisey and Loretta Todd for their films in As Long As The Rivers Flow - Minneapolis, 1991.

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External links

1954 births
Living people
Canadian radio producers
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation people
Canadian documentary film producers
People from Toronto
University of Toronto alumni
Journalism teachers
Academic staff of Seneca College


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Panel discussion and networking at Goodman Derrick, expand your business into the US - the good, the bad and the ugly!
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Simon is group chief executive of the Direct Wines group, the direct to consumer wine company with businesses in the US, UK, Continental Europe, Australia, Hong Kong and India together with wine making facilities in France and Australia.
Claire Hungate, Managing Director, Warner Brothers Television Productions UK
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Starting today, we're delighted to announce that teachers and students will be able to create Stile accounts and log in using their Microsoft Office 365 account. In addition, those taking advantage of Microsoft OneDrive to store their files can access those files from directly within Stile.
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 Haraldslund Plantage (areal)
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 Ilskov (bebyggelse, ejerlav)
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 Nørlund (bebyggelse)
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 Skåphus (bebyggelse, ejerlav)
 Skåphus Mark (bebyggelse)

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 Munklinde (bebyggelse, ejerlav)

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Sogne i Ikast-Brande Kommune
Sogne i Viborg Stift
Sogne i Hammerum Herred


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Cazenovia College - Continuation of Regents Accreditation of Teacher Education Programs
STRATEGIC GOAL(S):
Goals 1, 2, and 3
Should the Board of Regents continue the accreditation of teacher education programs at Cazenovia College?
The question will come before the Higher Education Committee at its June 2008 meeting, where it will be voted on and action taken. It will then come before the full Board at its June 2008 meeting for final action.
In 1998, the Board of Regents adopted a new teaching policy, "Teaching to Higher Standards: New York's Commitment." As a result of that policy, in 1999, the Board adopted Section 52.21(b)(2)(iv)(c) of the Commissioner's Regulations, which requires New York State teacher education programs to become accredited by an acceptable accrediting organization.
Cazenovia College applied for Regents Accreditation of Teacher Education (RATE) accreditation of its programs leading to teacher certification. At its meeting on May 18, 2004, the Board of Regents voted to grant accreditation of Cazenovia College's teacher education programs, for seven yearswith the condition that a focused site visit be conducted before May 1, 2007 to evaluate the growth of the programs and the College's ability to meet increasing resource needs. The focused site visit took place on March 6-7, 2007.
Standards board's review: Following a review and discussion of the focused site visit review report on the teacher education programs offered by Cazenovia College, at its June 7, 2007 meeting, the Higher Education Subcommittee of the New York State Professional Standards and Practices Board for Teaching (PSPB) voted to table its recommendation until December 2007. The main reason to table the recommendation was to allow the College time to comply with regulations requiring qualified faculty member(s) with appropriate credentials to offer courses, supervise student teachers, and discharge other assigned academic responsibilities.
On December 6, 2007, the PSPB Subcommittee met to continue the review of the College's application. The Subcommittee's recommendation was to discontinue accreditation of the teacher education programs offered at the College. The Subcommittee acknowledged the hiring efforts made by the College; however, the programs were found to be out of compliance with the regulatory requirements on faculty credentials, faculty workload, and sufficiency of faculty.
Senior Deputy Commissioner's review: Regents Rules allow the College to submit additional information before the Senior Deputy Commissioner makes a recommendation to the Commissioner. In the College's April 11, 2008 response to the Department's request for information, the President verified that the College has hired two new faculty members to meet the regulatory requirements. Upon review of the curriculum vitas of the newly hired faculty members, staff concluded that both of them hold appropriate credentials aligned with program needs. The addition of the new faculty ensures that the programs meet the regulatory requirements on faculty. Therefore, the Senior Deputy Commissioner recommended continuation of accreditation for Cazenovia College until May 17, 2011, per the Regents action of May 18, 2004.
It is recommended that the Board of Regents continue accreditation of the teacher education programs (Early Childhood Teacher Education leading to Early Childhood B-2 certification and Inclusive Elementary Education leading to Childhood Education 1-6 and Special Education 1-6 dual certification) offered by Cazenovia College for a period beginning immediately and ending on May 17, 2011.


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"As the people of Ireland , North and South prepare to remember the fallen of Ulster and Irish Divisions at the Somme 100 years ago , we would like to thank the man who made it possible.
In 1975, a leading French academic, Professor Rene Frechet contacted a Belfast pediatrician and author Dr Ian Adamson on the publication of Dr Adamsons book "The Cruthin – The Ancient Kindred ". Building on this relationship " Dr Adamson helped found several community organisations including The Farset Youth Project.
Building on this European theme, with assistance from Tomas, Cardinal O Fiaich, Farset took a group of teenagers from the Skankill , Falls, Tallaght and Inchicore through France to follow the footsteps of Ulsters great Christian, St. Columbanus of Bangor . Returning home Adamson de-toured to the dilapidated
Ulster Tower explaining to the teenagers the role all Irishmen played during WW1 in France, Belgium and the Dardanelles.
From this Farset Project a Somme Association was initiated , on July 1st 1986, hosted by Mayoress Rhonda Paisley. Dr Adamson was to propose that complexes close to the Ulster Tower be built , Thiepval Wood be purchased and Helens Tower be opened to the public to honour both Unionist and Nationalist who fought at the Somme. Assistance was secured from Dr Paisley, the European Parliament, French Embassy and the Common wealth War Graves Commission.
On September 12th 1986 , Dr Adamson with Dr Paisley, F.Proctor, and J.Hewitt visited the Somme battlefield, Ulster Tower and Beaumont- Hamel. It was proposed that the Ulster Tower be re-opened with provision of oral documentation and photographic displays. Back in Belfast's Old Town Hall on 17th November 1919, Sir James Craig proposed a memorial for Ulsters fallen , the Ulster landmark , Helens Tower seemed an ideal template . Standing 70 feet tall on the German front line the tower was the first official memorial erected on the Western Front, being dedicated on 19th November 1921. By the 1980s with the tower in disrepair Dr Adamson convened a meeting of the Farset Somme Project on April 21st 1988, then employing D.Campbell as Supervisor and J.Hewitt as Manager the Project pushed ahead, then on 21st June 1988 at a press conference in the Royal Ulster Rifles Museum the re-opening of the Ulster Tower was announced, this then took place on July 1st 1988 with Dr Adamson as Chairman overseeing the arrangements.
Later as a guest to Kensington Palace with Sir Robin Kinahan , Dr Adamson consulted with HRH Princess Alice, Duchess of Gloucester who agreed to re-dedicate the Ulster Tower, on July 1st 1989. In 1990 Dr Adamson formally established The Somme Association with The Duchess being its first President . In 2004 Dr Adamson visited the Duchess shortly before she passed, her son, HRH Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester agreed to carry on her role , having opened The Somme Heritage Centre, Conlig. The Centre also contains an exhibition on Nationalist and Republican Ireland as part of our shared history.
As Founding Chair of the Somme Association Dr Adamson travels to France and Belgium each year since its inception to remember those from throughout Ireland who fought and died there. HRH The Duke of Gloucester has officiated several times , also meeting with Irish President Mary McAleese in Turkey. Dr Ian Adamson also was the first to lay a wreath on behalf of the Somme Association on the grave of Major Willie Redmond at Locre.
On September 10th , 2007 at an exhibition in The Somme Heritage Centre Irish President Mary McAleese and First Minister Dr Ian Paisley shook hands , a symbolic milestone on the road to reconciliation ,saying , " congratulations to Dr Ian Adamson and all members of the Somme Association for this labour of love ". This key event was to pave the way for the visit of her Majesty The Queen to the National Irish War Memorial, Longbridge, on 18th May 2011 where Dr Adamson again represented The Somme Association .
It has been an honour to work with Dr Adamson OBE , Paediatrician , Lord Mayor ,Author and visionary community representative without whom we would all not be able to properly commemorate the fallen of the Somme in this centenary year."
R Williams – Chair – Dalaradia Historical Group
Culture 12/5/16 Loyalist Communites Council Flag Protocol 7/4/16 – 1000th day of Protest – Twaddell Battle of the Somme 100 year anniversary Dalaradia – Supercouncil Ian Adamson – the man who made it possible Plain Scots Bible Re imaging – East Belfast Richard Haass Language debate Sponsored Mural The Formation of the Somme Association Tribute To A Lost Soldier – 1st July 2016