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Suffolk: Is this the county's worst pothole?
By Ken Mcerlain
Published: 1:59 PM March 9, 2011
SUFFOLK: Could this be the worst pothole in the whole of Suffolk?
It may seem unlikely but the road which contains this mini crater has caused the biggest dent in county council coffers.
Holly Lane in the village of Little Bealings just outside of Ipswich was responsible for the highest amount of compensation paid out to motorists for pothole-related damage to vehicles in 2010.
It was also named as the road with the largest single compensation pay-out during the same period.
The information has come to light following a Freedom of Information request to Suffolk County Council as part of The Evening Star's on-going Spot the Pot campaign.
Figures show the council forked out a hefty �2,489 to settle a single compensation claim in Holly Lane last year.
Several residents in the village today claimed they were unaware of the road's infamous record – but were aware of the problem.
James Peters, who has lived in the area for several years, said: "The road can be quite bumpy but I've never had any damage caused to my car while driving down it.
"I'm quite surprised to hear it has caused this amount of damage. But quite often it's rural roads that don't get repaired so quickly."
A spokesman for Suffolk County Council said: "Repairs were carried out to potholes in Holly Lane following the harsh winter of 2009/10. However, our inspectors have been made aware of this information and will check the road in the coming days to see if further repairs are needed."
The news comes after we revealed that the amount of money Suffolk County Council has paid to motorists for damage to their vehicles has seen a seven-fold increase in the last five years.
In 2006, the council paid out �2,850 but last year the figure had soared to �20,101 and was as high as �38,288 in 2009.
The number of claims for pay-outs also rose dramatically from just 18 in 2006 to 378 last year.
- Do you know of a worse pothole? If so, let us know by leaving a comment below!


A RAMPAGING mob of 100 youths have ripped open train doors and screamed abuse at passengers in Melbourne overnight.
TERRIFIED passengers say a group of around 100 youths went on a rampage through a train in Melbourne's southeast overnight.
They say train doors were being forced open by the mob at Paterson Drive in Lynbrook, before they allegedly screamed abuse and caused disruption after they were told to move on from a nearby park by police.
Victoria Police says officers were called to Banjo Paterson Reserve about 7.30pm when they heard reports of an assault.
"On arrival they found a large gathering of youths in a reserve next to the Lynbrook railway station," a Victoria Police spokeswoman said in a statement.
"The youths were asked to move on with the majority catching trains at the nearby station.
She added the majority of the group were understood to be of African appearance.
Pictures surfacing on Facebook overnight show numerous riot squad vehicles parked nearby as well as a large number of police on foot.
No victims made themselves known to police and no offences were detected, police said.
Nearby residents said they were left terrified by the incident and say up to 100 youths gathered in the park as police officers arrived.
"There were at least a hundred probably more of them, anywhere from 16-20 years of age, they were young and of Sudanese appearance," one resident told the Herald Sun.
"They were hanging around the park. They were very loud, they were screaming and yelling and causing havoc.
Transit police and Protective Services Officers were monitoring movements of the youths on the public transport system. No arrests have been made.


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> Of course you may have solved it independently of my musings.
No, I based the patch I committed on the first part of your analysis.
> size with a 100 GB disk, but not with a 1.5 TB disk.
Looks like I missed that mail for some reason.
> so on a 1.5 TB disk swap will be 0.5 TB if it's given all the rest.
always turn out to be not high enough".
point (and we should probably test for that somehow).
> > the 1TB limit issue.
> 500 GB in the title is 1TB less than the size of the reporter's disk.
that is why I focussed on that.
possibly fix it in a Lenny point release.


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El Omaria est une commune de la wilaya de Médéa en Algérie.

Géographie
La commune est située dans le tell central dans l'Atlas blidéen à environ 80 km au sud d'Alger et à 40 km à l'est de Médéa et à environ 72 km au sud-est de Blida et à  20 km à l'est de Berrouaghia et à 105 km à l'est de Aïn Defla et à 90 km à l ouest de Bouira.

Histoire

Notes et références

Commune dans la wilaya de Médéa

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Q: Prevent Google's indexer thinking my incidental  tags are what the page is about? I recently updated a client's homepage. There are four tiny mp4 <video> instances on loop. I could have used another format (eg animated webp in an <img>) but we found mp4 gave the best device support and bitrate.
A few hours after uploading, I got an email from Google search console:

Video page indexing issues detected in [homepage URL]
Search Console has identified that your site is affected by 2 Video page indexing issue(s). The following issues were found on your site. We recommend that you fix these issues when possible to enable the best experience and coverage in Google Search.
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*Google could not determine the prominent video on the page

Google seems to be treating these Videos as what the page is about, when that's really about as far from the truth as possible. They're a tiny fragment. I want Google to ignore these videos. They're set dressing. I could give them thumbnails but if they started showing up as the search result, that would be even worse.
I would be all for ignoring this, but the [natural] assumption from the client was that this was the end of the world, and that they weren't being indexed at all.
So is there any way I can attribute the video to suggest that it's unimportant?

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VALENCIA, Venezuela — Henrique Capriles liberally tosses baseball caps emblazoned with the colors of the Venezuelan flag into the thick of an adoring crowd.
A scramble ensues to catch what has become a symbol of his campaign to unseat Hugo Chavez, Venezuela's socialist president, who is accused by his youthful opposition rival of polarizing the country between Chavez's red-shirted followers and Capriles's own supporters, dubbed "the squalid ones" by the abrasive leader.
"I don't care about [the color of] the shirt you want to wear, what I care about is progress," Capriles roared at a campaign rally this week, to cheers from supporters waving flags of all colors.
The business-friendly law graduate, who admires Nelson Mandela and Mahatma Gandhi, has a little more than a week left before presidential elections on Oct. 7 to persuade Venezuelans that Chavez's government has squandered an oil boom, with little to show for it but unfulfilled promises.
"The model to follow is Brazil," Capriles told a Financial Times reporter in the back of his campaign bus, after changing his sweat-drenched shirt at the end of an exhausting day of campaigning in the western city of Valencia last weekend.
Although derided by Chavez as a "neoliberal," Capriles describes himself as a "progressive," underlining the need to boost private investment, which has collapsed after heavy-handed state intervention in the economy, while maintaining Chavez's popular social programs.
Lacking Chavez's almost unlimited access to media and oil-fueled public finances, Capriles has embarked on a feverish "door-to-door" tour of the country, visiting more than 250 communities since July, often several a day at different ends of the country, from remote settlements in the Amazon and the Andes to cattle-ranching plains and urban slums.
"I'm tireless," he said, still fizzing with energy after a day of blowing kisses at his swooning female admirers, having babies thrust in his face for blessings and autographing tricolor baseball caps.
Capriles's hyperkinetic grass-roots campaign contrasts with that of Chavez, who is recovering from cancer and has preferred to address voters on television or hold mass rallies in select locations. The normally garrulous president's speeches have been scarcer and shorter than usual, sparking speculation that his recovery may not be as complete as he claims.
The challenger's strategy appears to be working, with polls showing an increasingly tight race: The latest from well-regarded Consultores 21 gives Capriles a slight lead, although the equally respected Datanalisis puts Chavez 10 points ahead.
Enthusiastic crowds meet Capriles wherever he goes. "He's a rock star," said Alejandro Barrios, an old friend. "He wasn't like that at school, though," Barrios noted, claiming that Capriles used to be "extremely shy" and that the athletic man affectionately known by his followers as "El Flaco," Spanish for thin, used to weigh 66 pounds more than he does now.
One important change, according to Barrios, came during the four-month period Capriles spent in prison after he was accused of inciting a mob outside the Cuban Embassy and invading the premises during an attempted opposition coup in 2002.
Although he claims that as mayor of the local district he was just trying to calm things down, he served his sentence — just as Chavez did after his own 1992 coup attempt — and says that he became a more devout Catholic, wearing a cross around his neck ever since.
Chavez, 58, has seized on the episode in a bid to link his adversary to the discredited generation of politicians that ruled the country before he swept to power, stoking fears that Capriles represents a return to the past. The president also accuses Capriles, born into a wealthy family that owns a large cinema chain, of being a rich kid who doesn't understand or care about Venezuela's majority poor.
Chavez rarely calls Capriles by his name and instead has invented a range of colorful insults. Earlier this year, he called him a pig five times in two sentences. Others have gone further.
"They say I'm a drug addict, that I'm gay — come on, please!" Capriles scoffed. "They even call me a Nazi — what a nerve," he said, adding that he had to respond to that particular accusation "in honor of my great-grandparents," who died in a Nazi concentration camp.
But such tactics failed to prevent Capriles from beating one of Chavez's closest allies to win the governorship of the country's second biggest state, Miranda, which has a large population of urban poor.
As governor, Capriles worked successfully with "chavistas," valuable experience if he wins the presidency, since Chavez supporters will remain in control of many state institutions, as well as the national legislature.


It may just be me, but it seems like the Coding Standards debate will never end. A Google search for "sql server coding standards" comes up with "About 738,000" results. A search for "coding standards" at SQL Server Central nets 85,666 items (articles, forum posts, and maybe some other things). Everything has ideas on what they think the standards should be. Many of these notions are carried down from years or even decades of experience. I argue that all your experience may just be a crutch holding up the habits you have developed over the years and your argument is invalid.
Sure, Joe can be a surly old curmudgeon who appears to like nothing better than blasting developers and DBAs in forums and newsgroups. That doesn't mean he isn't a fount of really good information. What's more important, especially with relation to the SQL Programming Style book is that he backs up his assertions with even better information. All that experience he has doesn't mean squat. What is important is that Mr. Celko isn't one of those people who wraps himself in the armor of experience. He recognizes that he isn't the expert on everything and doesn't pretend to know everything about the topics he is an expert on.
This really comes out in the SQL Programming Style because Celko backs up each and every recommendation in the book with a reason why. What's more, the reason is never "because I've been doing it this way since before you knew how to spell 'SQL'."
Data Declaration Language - Based on the principle that good code should be at least partially self-documenting, this chapter has some really good information on how to lay out your DDL so others can look at it and understand what you're trying to accomplish.
Data Encoding Schemes - Another excellent design-consideration chapter; this one covers how to choose the right encoding scheme for your data as well as how to design new encoding schemes (when you absolutely have to).
Coding Choices - This is where Celko gets into coding style for your DML. This chapter covers code portability (which is the one thing I don't necessarily buy into 100%) and a little bit about stored procedures (not T-SQL specifically).
How to Use Views - To the end user, a view should look just like a table. This chapter explains why and how you should implement them.
How to Write Stored Procedures - More detail on implementing stored procedures in a general sort of way.
Heuristics - This is an awesome discussion on how to analyze the problem to find the best database solution.
Thinking in SQL - A nice set of examples to show you how set-based programming is different from procedural or object-oriented development.
Resources and Bibliography - The book wraps up with a nice set of resources you can use for further research as well as a list of references Celko used.
OK, go buy the book now. Better yet, buy two so you can loan one out to someone you work with that could also benefit.
Disagree with me? You won't be the first. Tell me what you think in the comments and let's debate the issue.


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The Agony of Defeat
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Souzz and I are in the midst of a trip through Switzerland, Austria, and Germany. It's been a great chance to experience new cultures, new cities, and new mountain ranges. We've also met up with great friends along the way in Henggart, Switzerland, and Lofer, Austria.
With Reto in Greina Pass, 2355m
Making zopf (braided Swiss bread) with Annika
In the hills above Lofer with Eva, Christiane, and Isabelle
One of the things we've noticed during our travels is how much American culture is exported, and often it's not our best. We've heard middling American rock music, seen ads for TV shows like Murder, She Wrote, walked past a Starbucks in a 16th century building, and spotted a lot of unremarkable American products. Interestingly enough, there are also a lot of foods specifically marketed as "American-style." Don't get me wrong, as I'm proud of a lot of what our country produces…but we didn't find too much of that in our travels.
Reto and Annika, our hosts in Switzerland on July 4, grilled these for us, pretty thoughtful!
Tasted pretty American to us. 🙂
Perhaps a lesser known part of U.S. pop culture is the phrase that titles this blog, which American sports fans may recognize from the opening of ABC's Wide World of Sports during the 1970s, 80s, and 90s. If you aren't familiar with the show, it ran for nearly 40 years and featured sports that would rarely get air time in the pre-cable era—sports like pro surfing, track and field, whitewater kayaking, and ski jumping.
In the Wide World of Sports' opening (click here to see a 30 second version from the late 1970s), a voice-over says "Spanning the globe to bring you the constant variety of sport, the thrill of victory, and the agony of defeat. The human drama of athletic competition, this is ABC's Wide World of Sports." As the words "agony of defeat" are spoken, an unnamed ski jumper falls and flies off into the crowd—and an American catchphrase for epic failure is born.
A screen capture from the ABC opening
By now you might be wondering what all that has to do with traveling in Europe, which is where the small Bavarian village of Oberstdorf comes in. We had planned to visit Oberstdorf because it offers amazing hiking and is somewhat off of the beaten path–hoping for an authentic experience where locals wouldn't respond to our terrible German in perfect English. So far it's been just what we were expecting (and yes, our German is still terrible).
As we were planning our day's hikes via Google, we learned that the ski jump here in the village is where the "agony of defeat" crash happened during a World Cup competition in 1970. Thankfully, the Slovenian jumper that took that horrible fall, Vinko Bogataj, was not seriously injured. He returned to competition the next year, was later a professional ski instructor, and is now a very successful artist. It's clear that he has not agonized much over that defeat.
The ski jump, as viewed from the tram
The hill as it looks today
Looks plenty steep
The near ramp is where the agony of defeat was born. We took this from the tram
Vinko Bogataj returns to Oberstdorf in 1991
There are many reasons to come to Oberstdorf, including the incredibly friendly people, the charming town itself, the hiking from the summit of the Nebelhorn (2224 meters), and a lot of other natural attractions (including the Breitachklamm, a fantastic stream-carved gorge). Not surprisingly, none of the reasons to come here have anything to do with the history of the ski jump.
A flower box in town
Our hotel balcony
A beer garden in town
St. Johannes Baptist Church
colorful shops
The main street downtown
A band plays in the beer garden
Nebelhornbahn
This was not on our list of activities
Selfie, Nebelhorn-style
The view from the summit of the Nebelhorn (2224 meters)
Looking down the valley from the Nebelhorn
Some years ago, Vinko Bogataj was invited by ABC to join in an anniversary celebration for the Wide World of Sports, since his fall had helped open the show for decades. When he got the call, Vinko had no idea what ABC was talking about.
Thankfully, there are at least a few parts of our culture that we have kept at home.
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UK Offshore Wind Farm Will Field Vestas' 8 MW Behemoths
Joshua S Hill
An innocuous trio of sentences released Tuesday on Vestas' press office heralded big news for the company and their new 8 MW wind turbines, which are set to be installed for the Burbo Bank Extension Offshore Wind Farm, being constructed by Danish company DONG Energy.
According to DONG Energy, the project will only move forward if the windfarm is awarded a Contract for Difference under the EMR FID-enabling regime, as well as all parties agreeing on a detailed supply agreement which is expected to be signed later this year.
The Burbo Bank Offshore Wind Farm already amounts to 90 MW, located off the North West coast of England. The Extension is expected to add 258 MW, and is looking to complete the extension in the second half of 2016. 32 of Vestas' V164-8.0 MW turbines will be installed in the Irish Sea, becoming the first bulk order for the turbine since its introduction last year.
"The performance of the 8 MW turbine from Vestas is very promising," said Samuel Leupold, Executive Vice President in DONG Energy. "I see this as a very concrete step towards reducing the cost of electricity from offshore wind. A competitive market for all components is essential to accomplishing this. I look forward to working with Vestas and the other members of our supply chain to find further reductions in the cost of electricity."
As DONG Energy noted in their press release, they hope that the larger turbines will not only increase the competition in the multi-MW offshore turbine market, but help reduce costs of offshore wind farms by 35-40% for projects sanctioned in 2020.
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Venaxis to merge with Strand Life Sciences
Venaxis (NASDAQ:APPY) has entered into a series of agreements for a transaction with Strand Life Sciences Private Limited and its shareholders. Strand is a privately-held, global genomics and bioinformatics company based in India.
The effect of the transaction will be that Strand shareholders and the employees and directors who are option-holders in Strand will own directly and beneficially approximately 68% of the combined enterprise and the current shareholders of Venaxis will own approximately 32%.
Strand has commercialized a next generation sequencing based, targeted, multi-gene, pan-cancer diagnostic
panel in select international markets and has engaged in initial commercialization activities in the U.S.
The transaction is expected to be completed in two closings. At the first closing, following Venaxis shareholder approval, Venaxis will change its name to Strand Life Sciences, and will change its NASDAQ trading symbol. The second closing will occur about six months later.
The transaction represents the outcome of an extensive strategic process initiated by Venaxis in early 2015. Venaxis has also commenced, and expects to continue to attempt to locate a partner or other third-party interested in advancing development and or commercial activities of the Venaxis appendicitis portfolio.
Following approval by the Venaxis shareholders and satisfaction of the other closing conditions, at the first closing, Dr. Vijay Chandru, co-founder and current executive chairman of Strand, will serve as executive chairman of the combined company's board.
Steve Lundy will become the CEO of the combined company and Jeff McGonegal will continue as CFO. The initial combined board will consist of seven members, with four from Strand and three from Venaxis.
The combined company is expected to focus on the continued commercialization of StrandAdvantage, which was commercially launched in the U.S. in 2015, as well as the development of additional oncology-related diagnostics.
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It's not nice to fool your colleagues
I don't think it takes much philosophical sophistication to understand the challenge we face in defending the norms of science against infection by the norms of politics. Mostly you just have to be specific.
Take the report out this week about the paper that was just retracted from Science. According to Retraction Watch the political scientists who did the study claimed to find that "short conversations could change people's minds on same-sex marriage."
1. In practice, there isn't any important ambiguity associated with the notion that this claim either is true or is not.
2. I also don't see any subtlety about the idea that when science works well, it makes progress toward a consensus about the truth of such a claim. To be sure, when someone fakes data, as the Ph.D. student on the Science paper did, the consensus might be sent off in the wrong direction. But when science works, there is a tendency toward self-correction that moves things back in the right direction. In this case, the senior author on the paper retracted it after graduate students at another university who tried to replicate the results couldn't do so, and when challenged, the junior author could not produce records about how the data had been collected.
3. I do not understand anonymous Bitcoin/comment-thread version of science that some people seem to propose? Is there any evidence that this has ever worked?
If there is no notion of individual reputation, people like the student on this paper can flood the world with anonymous papers based on made-up data. The claim that we should just evaluate each piece of evidence and each bit of reasoning its own merits with no regard to who the author is seems to assume that it is costless to detect a fraud, or at least relatively low cost compared to cooking up a fraud. I think that people who make this kind of claim underestimate the prevalence and effectiveness of lies and deceit in science, and how much more prevalent they could become if science becomes more like politics. (See below about what happened to John McCain.)
4. If reputation matters, then there must be some people who have good reputations that scientists listen to and some who do not whom scientists ignore.
5. The equilibrium that I cited, in which one demonstrated instance of fraud or deceit means that peers shun the perpetrator forever after, seems obvious. It is what we see in practice. It is what you'd predict from the standard model of reputation based on agents of different types. I predict that Princeton, which made a job offer to this student, will retract the offer; that the student is unlikely to write any more papers in political science; that if he did, they would be unlikely to be published; and if they were published, they would rarely be cited.
6. To prevent this type of fraud, I do not think that it is feasible or helpful to try to screen people who want to participate in a scientific discussion for "the right" political views.
7. I imagine that the student who committed this fraud has political views about policy toward same-sex-marriage but I don't have any idea what they are and I don't see how knowing what they are should change how we respond to a case like this after the fact or what we should do to prevent other cases like this in the future.
8. It is the norms of politics that we should worry about, not political views.
Consider this hypothetical. A Ph.D. student who seeks a job as research assistant for an economics professor explains that he spent several years before graduate school working as for a political consultant who specialized in spreading false rumors. In the interview the candidate speaks with admiration about most some of the most famous anonymous smear campaigns, such as the one in the Republican primary campaign in South Carolina in 2000 that used used push-polls, emails, audience plants, and printed flyers to spread the lie that John McCain had fathered a child out of wedlock with a woman who was black. He brags that he is the Chicago troll on EconJobRumors.
How will the professor react to this information? By being more cautious than usual about trusting this student to do unsupervised data collection? Or instead by saying, "tell me more about what you can do with this EconJobRumors site."
Physics versus Math
Mathiness and Academic Identity


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MONTHLY MISSION PARTNER: DLA Distribution Hill supports warfighters
Posted on November 2, 2017 November 30, 2017 By By ALAN ARNOLD DLA Distribution	Category: News
HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah — While driving past a building that has hundreds of containers stacked behind it on the west side of Hill AFB, you may have wondered, "What is that all about?" The personnel in building 1160 have a special mission supporting the warfighter.
Building 1160 is the home of DLA Distribution's Medical Assembly and Shelter Repair (DEPMEDS). Established in the early 1980s and moving to Hill AFB's building 1160 in 2002, DEPMEDS consists of two separate missions as the organization's name suggests.
The first is the medical assembly mission, which is in support of the U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency (USAMMA). DLA Distribution employees have the responsibility to fill the necessary orders ranging from restocking a small dentist office to the assembly of everything required for a full, thousand-bed deployable hospital. The assembly team also has the responsibility for creating kits ranging from combat lifesaver kits small enough for the warfighter to carry on their belt, to large kits carried in a vehicle.
The assembly group also conducts a mission they call "disassembly." This requires the team to unpack hospitals that had been packed years ago, stored for use in a potential future conflict but, fortunately, never used. Some of the disassembly comes directly from the field where a hospital has been deployed, each capturing reusable material and assets.
The second mission requires the efforts of talented mechanics, painters, mechanics' helpers, and inspectors as they repair, refurbish, and update deployable expandable shelters. These shelters are used as communication centers, surgical centers, x-ray rooms, and many other structures in the field.
A testament to the quality of these efforts was evident when a customer visited and saw a new shelter sitting side-by-side with a completely refurbished shelter. The customer questioned the apparent quality differences between the new shelter and the refurbished shelter. It was at that time they were told that they were mistaken. The shelter they had thought to be the new shelter was, in fact, a shelter that was originally built in the 1980s and had been deployed and refurbished several times at a cost just one-fifth that of a new shelter.
Over the last 35+ years, the personnel of DEPMEDS have been supporting the warfighter by acting as the conduit in their medical and tactical needs. Brig. Gen. Richard Dix, former commander of DLA Distribution who has been wounded twice in combat said, "The medical needs of an operation should never be underestimated."
The next time you cross the railroad tracks coming on to the base from the Roy/5600 South Gate, take a moment to notice the building to the west. Know that the personnel working there are continuing a longstanding tradition of deployable medical support as well as the medical and tactical support of expandable shelters that are a part of many of the programs that you may support in your mission.
One Team, One Fight!
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Advantages: In an inexpensive way to get to the airport.
Disadvantages: Cheap flights, land after 10pm. Sometimes the bus fills up quickly with people and you have to wait more than 2 hours for the next bus.
Delays in flights and night schedules: For flights arriving after 9pm, we recommend to rent a car obtaining until a 15% discount.
is only 50 euro with the advantage of door to door service. I hope this has been a help to you. P.S. Unfortunately the staff at Alicante airport have sceduled a series of one day strikes through out Septmber through to Christmas go online to check the dates.
Hi, the last time in april this year bus was so full of people that 15 people stayed out. They had to wait a another bus to Torrevieja. Is the bus still that popular? Maybe the route need two busses to one way. Thanks.
The bus is even more popular than ever. On our last visits between 20/30 people where left behind and facing a two hour wait.
There needs to be an hourly bus service and a queueing system put in place particular at the airport.
Can somebody tell me how long the journey takes from Torrevieja to the airport?
It's showing 50 minutes from the Torrevieja bus station to de Airport.
The problem is from which Airport there is connections to the Alicante one.
Hi, it's about 55 mins on the bus from Torre bus station and by car about 40 minutes.
does anyone know if theres a website or something else for private transfers from alicante airport to torrevieja?
sadly theres no bus after 23pm..
Can anyone tell me what bus I would need to catch from Alicante airport to go to Los alcazous? I believe there is a direct bus from the airport to torrevieja bus station, then I would need a bus to go to Los Alcazous. Would appreciate any advice.
As far as I know you should take the airport bus to Torrevieja bus station. The the Costa Azul bus (direction Cartagena) which stops at all the main costa resorts in the Mar Menor including Los Alcazares.
I know the airport bus is run by Torrevieja town hall, but could they not work together with Rojales town hall so the bus can stop at Quesada?
The reason it's quick is because it does not stop! I'd like to pick it up at San Luis, it goes right past, but I have to go in to torry to catch it, and get back from there. If it dropped off at one place, everyone would want dropping off at other places, then it would not get to the Airport in time!
I tried to make a reservation with the bus company for my wife, who is claustrophobic and needs to be sat at front of bus but the lady spoke no English at all.
You can not book a seat it is just a bus hop on pay hop off at Torrevieja. It doesn't normally get too packed and feels spacious luggage goes underneath. I suffer from claustrophobia but have no problems on this bus. Hope you have a great time!
Learn Spanish!! This is Spain,not the UK.
Could anyone please tell me if theres a bus from Torrevieja bus station to Lomas de Campoamor?
I take the taxi to torrevieja and then the bus to the airport.
Could anyone tell me how much a taxi would be from la zenia to torrevieja bus station.
While it would be very useful, the time factor prohibits this as it takes too long to deviate and would therefor exceed the hour turn around.
Can I take a bike (packed in a bike-box) on the bus ?
I would imagine you could fit a bike in the compartment under the bus, there is usually lots of space unless the bus if FULL and everyone has huge luggage.
I know how to get from Alicante Airport to Torrevieja by Quickair.
What line do I take to get from Torrevieja to san Miguel de Salinas? Is it the Blue Line or the Red Line?
Where can I obtain a timetable?
My flight arrives Alicante at 13.45 on 2nd January. I want to travel to Pilar Horadada by public transport. Is the best way by Quickair to Torrevieja and what will be the next step after that?
Yes Quickair is best/cheaper option,get local bus at Torry bus depot.
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My flight arrives Alicante 13.45 on 2nd January. Is there a bus to Torrevieja that afternoon and how will I get from there to Pilar Horadada by public transport?
No restriction you put your own luggage in hold area.
Take as much as you like, Enjoy!! ++ Keep an eye out ,and look after your luggage,when at Bus station.
This is an excellent bus service i really like it.
I have to go to PUNTA PRIMA. Is there a Taxi stand near the Torrevieja bus station and how much should it cost for a taxi from the bus station to Punta Prima?
Exit by the cafe and the taxi rank is in front of you.
bus station to PUNTA PRIMA arround 15-20 €.
my son is 3 years old, but I still had to get him the bus ticket. i told the driver he was 3 and even showed his passport, but the driver still said my son had to get the ticket. so who is correct, this website or the busdriver?
The information on this page is correct.
You must complain to the bus company.
Hi I arrive in to alicante on 10th Oct at 10 30 in the morning,can any one tell me if there is a bus at that time that goes in to torrevieja.
There is a bus leaving the airport at 12 noon. takes 50 minutes to Torrevieja bus station and cost 6.99€. By the time you collect your luggage etc you shouldn't have too long to wait. There is a Costa coffee bar there to sit and relax.
I am travelling in a party of 5 to Alicante airport, arriving at 21.15pm 11th September 2013. I am considering taking the bus to Torrevieja but im afraid that if our flight is delayed we will miss the last bus. Does anyone have the number or email for anyone that does cheap transfers please?
Hi Gordon- have you the name of the company you used please?
I think it is the same quistion like every body .. If i arrive to Alicante airport around 23.00 are there any busses that drives to Torrevieja at night ? If not , are taxis avilabule ? Is it normal that people share taxis to Torrevieja ?
Arriving with family on 16th Sept, can't wait!! Can anyone advise on cost of taxi from Alicante airport to Torre??
The taxi should cost around the 50-55euro mark and take around 40-45mins.
You can catch the bus from carrefour bus stop to the main bus station for 1.10e. Then buy ticket at costa azul cubicle in bus station for about 6.70e. Directions from Carrefour take a left for town centre then left again for gypsy lane. Right at lights at petrol station, then next left immediately after B.P. garage, then 3rd right, pass guardia civil station, right at cross roads and bus station is immediately on your left.
I am travelling from Alicante Airport to San Miguel de Salinas on 4 April at 11:00. Torreviaja would be ok La Zenia would be better.
Is that 11am or pm?
Are you allowed to bring suitcases on the bus?
Yes, this service it´s offered 365 days a year.
Hi - can someone please tell me where the bus stops in Torrevieja - is it in the town/by the beach somewhere? Thank you!
Bus stops in Torrevieja center, Calle del Mar, 50, near the El cura Beach.
I Confirm, this is true..
Allicante airport & Torrevieja bus depot on September 18th please.
Would be at airport 9am.
Yes, this services it running in this date.
Does anyone know will the timetable be changing back in the winter with the last bus leaving the airport at 20.00. Hope not!
This timetable dont change in the winter.
That is good news that the late bus will not be discontinued..most of the Dublin flights come in after 8.
Is the coach from Torrevieja to Alicante Airport, now the summer is here starting at 7.am.
Is the auto bus from Torrevieja to Alicante airport starting to run again from 07 am.


Occupying the southern 45% of the Korean Peninsula in East Asia, the Republic of Korea (ROK), also known as South Korea, has an area of 98,480 km2. South Korea is bordered on the north by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), on the east by the Sea of Japan, on the south by the Korea Strait, and on the west by the Yellow Sea.
The rapid development of the economy of the South Korea in the past 40 years has resulted in a declining role for the agricultural sector. The share of the agricultural sector fell from 27% of GDP and 50% of the labour force in 1970, to 3.3% and 6.4% in 1999, respectively (CIA, 2007). In other words, agriculture in the South Korea is characterized by a small family farm structure cultivating rice as a basic crop, while barley is the second most important crop. Other crops produced in South Korea are millet, corn, sorghum, buckwheat, soybeans, and potatoes, fruits and vegetables which include pears, grapes, mandarin oranges, apples, peaches, Welsh onions, Chinese cabbage, red peppers, persimmons, cabbage, peaches, and radishes. Other important cash crops includes cotton, hemp, sesame, tobacco, and ginseng. Of the total land in use, 16.58% is arable land, 2% is crop land, and 81.40% is for other uses (Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of Korea).
According to IFOAM & FiBL (2006), in the Republic of South Korea there are 28,218 hectares of land under organic management, with a share of total agricultural land of 1.46% and a presence of around 28,951 organic farms. According to UNESCAP, Korea is one of the major organic market in Asia. In the early 1990s, the government decided to adopt a sustainable agriculture development policy as an important agricultural policy and the Direct Payment Programme for sustainable farming practices was adopted in 1999. The main purpose of this programme is to pay farmers directly for the additional costs or farm income loss as a result of practicing sustainable agriculture. Consequently, the number of farms and cultivated areas of organic farming has been increasing very rapidly since the mid-1990s. Nevertheless, almost no organic agricultural products and foods are exported to foreign countries because the quantity is not enough to process for export. For this reason, no foreign donor agency is working in the Republic of Korea in the organic sector. Some Korean food companies import processed foods such as orange juice for baby food production (UNESCAP, 2006).
The local organic products grown are: rice and vegetables. Reportedly, they produce 500 metric tons of organic rice a year. There are also productions of organic grapes, strawberries, and small oranges. Because most crops are produced in costly greenhouses, production of these goods is limited. The organic sector in the Republic of Korea is mostly domestic-oriented. Although the domestic demand of organic products has increased in South Korea, production has not been able to satisfy the growing domestic demand and therefore, most of the organic food sold in South Korea is imported. According to the largest Korean retailers of processed organic products, this segment has shown the most growth in the sector and is anticipated to continue to do so in the future (OTA).
As already mentioned, there is no NGO or international organization working on the development of the organic sector in South Korea. Due to a high level of cancer caused by the indiscriminate use of chemicals during in the past decades, the local population is aware of the advantages of sustainable agriculture and organic food. However, initiatives in the development of this sector are left to the government and the private sector. It is expected that the increasing amounts of organic products demanded, will be imported because of the limited organic production in the Republic of Korea. The organic sector in South Korea offers many opportunities for foreign imported organic products (OTA).
- FAO, 24.10.2006: Key Statistics of Food and Agriculture External Trade. Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO), Statistics Division.
- Organic Trade Association: OTA Market Overview. South Korean Organic Market.


We actually have managed to collect a few useful design and construction tips, and the purpose of this page is to divert you into the appropriate sections, depending upon your preference. In the past I have tried to organize these pages by date, boat and builder; I think the order suited my own necessities more than it does yours. So here is a try to give a 'crosswise' approach. Not sorted by boat and builder, but by part and method. Hope it is of use for you. Since this is a 'crosswise' entry, you will have to use the button to get back here.
Click the image above or the caption below to get a quick glance at the different folding designs presented here.
FAP-16 by Thomas Yost: Skin is Finished!
FAP-16 by Thomas Yost: Skin is on!


Takeaway: France holds a yearly international competition for the Best Wine in Box. This is a great incentive for national and international winemakers as well as those in the business of marketing wine.
France holds a yearly international competition for the Best Wine in Box that serves as a great incentive for national and international winemakers as well as those in the business of marketing wine.
Sales in France show that "bag in box," often referred to as BIB, has increased steadily especially in supermarkets. Figures published by FranceAgriMer (Ministry of Agriculture) in June 2016 confirm this – it reports that 3 or 5-liter containers now account for 37% of sales in the country's largest retailer outlets. The country has gone one step further: France is the only country that organizes an international wine competition for the Best Bag in Box wine. The venture has proved to be successful especially with the country's wine cooperatives where vineyard owners work together to produce and sell wine.
At the first competition held in Toulouse South West France in 2015, the jury was presented with 250 red, white and Rosé wines from 12 different countries. One year later, the number of participants rose by 30%. Out of the 330 different wines presented that year, 97, wines were judged as outstanding. Anne Marie Estampe, principal organizer of Best Wine in Box says the number of French and international contestants for the 2017 competition scheduled for March have already increased substantially from last year.
To take part, participants have to send in three samples either in 3 or 5-liter containers to the organizers well before the competition. The first sample will be presented at the competition; the second will be used just in case of problems with the first while the third will be kept for a year following France's regulations regarding fraud.
"Wines are Judged by Their Quality"
The connoisseur now based in South West France reported in his blog The Vine Route that the wines he judged in 2015 were "honest wines where the grape variety aromas and flavors shown through, unhindered by any winemaking manipulation (apparent acidification, oaky floorboard smells or flavors, excessive filtering, residual sugar, etc.)."
He said that with boxed wines, you don't get the secondary or tertiary flavor that you get from aging wine.
Participants don't receive a bronze of silver medal for their wine, and the wines aren't judged for their packaging. Recognition comes with the quality of the wine. It is the winemakers' good wine that will allow them to earn the Best Wine in Box award. And it is this mark of distinction on their wine box that will add value to their wine especially in the supermarkets and retail outlets – for consumers these wines represent good value for money.
Estampe said she hopes that one day Wine in Box competition rules will extend to the packaging and design of the boxes. This will eventually move the competition up to the next level, especially with more involvement of private label wines.
With the right price, innovative packaging and high quality, the prospects for boxed wines can only get better. Space saving, light, easy to carry and perfect for a single serve, it's easy to see why bag in a box wine has become a hit with French families, millennials and those living alone.


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Kinesiology Student Stoked to Find His Purpose
By Trisha Ratledge
Ryan Eick
The senior kinesiology major is a coach, volunteer coordinator and water safety captain for Stoke for Life Foundation, a nonprofit focusing on adaptive watersports.
As expected for a senior kinesiology major, Ryan Eick pores through his textbooks during the week to build the knowledge he needs to work with adaptive athletes. But on the weekends, he trades his textbooks for ocean waves, and what he reads there can be lifesaving.
As a coach, volunteer coordinator and water safety captain for Stoke for Life Foundation — a nonprofit focusing on adaptive watersports — Ryan often starts event days by himself on the beach, reading the ocean waves for any potential hazards. These early-morning assessments are critical for the safety of the adaptive athletes. This is also the kind of work Ryan thrives on in his second career.
For 15 years since graduating from high school, Ryan has searched for his purpose. He adopted, and adapted, many roles along the way, but despite outward success, he remained unfulfilled. After an early attempt at college sputtered, he continued taking classes throughout the years as he pursued work in sales, restaurants, public relations and the music industry.
"If you can think of a job that doesn't require a college degree, I've probably done it," he said, laughing. "I found everything that I don't want to do."
A former youth swimming and water polo coach, Ryan decided to volunteer at a physical therapy clinic to learn about working with injured athletes. While a clinical environment wasn't right for him, working with athletes facing challenges was. A degree in kinesiology would be his first career step, which led Ryan to CSUSM at Temecula.
Ryan discovered Stoke for Life Foundation through a friend who suggested that he volunteer at one of its adaptive surf camps. There, he found his purpose. Based in Carlsbad, the foundation aims to bring adaptive watersports to athletes of all ages and abilities through surf and paddle clinics and competitions.
"I'm choosing my career more on values this time rather than money," said Ryan, 33. "Do I feel good doing this? The money is secondary to the cause. That's why I do this, because it's a good cause. Kids in wheelchairs need to be told what they can do, not what they can't."
At Stoke for Life, Ryan primarily works with the youth surfers, often as a pusher. Adaptive surfers who can't swim need designated pushers to power them onto a wave, which they then ride to shore. The foundation provides the adaptive equipment, coaching and safety staff to ensure all of their athletes have the opportunity to pursue their sport as far as they want.
In fact, after Ryan graduates this month, he and a group of Stoke for Life surfers — including foundation founder and adaptive athlete Charles Webb — will take their skills to the international stage. In June and July, the group will travel to Hawaii, then England, Wales and Spain, where they will compete in international adaptive surfing contests.
After years of searching, Ryan has found that his cause is surf therapy and his office is the water, fitting for a former water polo athlete. And the timing? Just right, he says.
"For me, graduating is the beginning of something, not the end," Ryan said. "I am an older student and I have a lot of life experience. My past is what got me where I am today. I have found what I want to do and, finally, I can start."
Brian Hiro, Communications Specialist
bhiro@csusm.edu | Office: 760-750-7306
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DATE OF ISSUE: 05 APRIL 1991
BRITISH PENSION INDEXATION
1.From the 8 April 1991 the British Government, in line with their Retail Prices Index, will be applying a 10.9% increase to the National Insurance Benefits paid to their beneficiaries. This increase affects the following pensioners paid by this Department:
.Service pensioners in receipt of British Department of Social Security Pension who live in any country other than Australia, Canada and New Zealand
.Service pensioners in receipt of a British Indexed Pension (i.e. Navy, Teachers, etc) regardless of the country of residence.
2.This exercise is now an automatic run and is scheduled for inclusion with the fortnightly processing that will take place on Thursday, 11 April 1991, with an effective date of 2 May 1991.
AUTOMATIC PROCESSING
3.This exercise will only update superannation code 09 (British Indexed Pension).
Note:Any British Indexed Pension cases incorrectly recorded under superannuation code 08 (British Retirement Income) or 99 (Miscellaneous), will need to be manually updated, and the code changed to 09 for future automatic updating.
4.If a pensioner who is in receipt of British Department of Social Security Retirement pension is living in any country other than Australia, Canada or New Zealand, the 10.9% increase should be applied and the pension varied accordingly with an effective date of 2 May 1991.
5.Service Pensioners who receive British DSS pension and are holidaying in any country, with the exception of Canada and New Zealand, are eligible for the increase and should be registered under superannuation code 09 for the period of their holiday. On their return to Australia these pensioners should be re-recorded as superannuation type 08.
6.Service Pensioners in receipt of a British Indexed Pension (i.e. Navy, Teachers, Police, etc) will have their British pension increased regardless of the country of residence. These cases should all be currently recorded as super type 09 (British Indexed Pension). All such pensions should be reassessed with an effective date of 2 May 1991.
STATISTICAL RECORDING
7.All reductions in pension payment for any cases processed manually can be credited to the Selective Review Program.
8.Please manually record and provide at the conclusion of the review:
.effective date for reductions if finalised after 2 May 1991
.the number of pensions reduced
.the average amount of the reduction
.the hours taken to process
.the ASO levels at which the work was undertaken.
Final figures should be sent to Paula Brown, Benefits Income Support Standards and Control Section, Central Office.
NCC IMPLICATIONS
9.This exercise is scheduled as part of the fortnightly processing to be conducted on Thursday 11 April 1991. Benefits Applications Branch will provide you with appropriate details of the short advices to be produced, closer to the processing date.
10.The Benefits Contact Officers for this exercise are:
Paula Brown on Telephone 06 289 6436 for policy issues
Glenys Bulters on Telephone 06 289 6019 for any ADP problems.
DAVID MACKRELL
ASSISTANT SECRETARY
BENEFITS PLANNING & MANAGEMENT
URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/compensation-and-support-reference-library/departmental-instructions/1991/b141991-british-pension-indexation


ALBANY—A nuclear reactor at the Indian Point facility in Westchester County shut down Wednesday morning because of a "spurious signal" that occurred during a "lunch break," a spokesman for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission said Thursday.
The Unit 3 reactor was undergoing routine testing for maintenance when it automatically tripped, said he spokesman, Neil Sheehan. The testing was momentarily suspended just before noon.
Indian Point officials were doing routine maintenance on the reactor protection system, which is designed to detect any anomalies in key safety systems, Sheehan said. The system's default mode is to shut down the reactor when something out of the ordinary is occurring, he said.
On Wednesday morning, the reactor received a signal showing unusual readings in the pressurizer, which balances temperature and pressure in reactor cooling system, Sheehan said. That caused the automatic shutdown. An investigation into the incident will look at why, if testing was suspended, the system produced an inaccurate reading.
Jerry Nappi, a spokesman for Indian Point, disputed the NRC's "lunch break" explanation.
"The test that was being performed was an 8-hour long surveillance test, Nappi said. "Any reference to technicians being on lunch break was initially made and documented at the plant in order to demonstrate that this was a technology issue and not an issue caused by workers inadvertently or accidentally causing the plant to shut down."
It is not clear when the reactor, which is in hot shutdown mode, will be back online. However, there is no damage to the equipment and no repairs are needed, Sheehan said.


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The merged fleets will own the second biggest Handy Tanker fleet, owning a combined 52 vessels. The only larger Handy Fleet in the world is owned by Torm, the publicly listed Danish shipowner.
Capital Product Partners will retain control of one Capesize Bulker and 10 Post Panamax Containers.
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Syria–Music
In Syria, music plays an essential role in daily life–marking religious occasions, providing a soundtrack for family events, always present as Syrians make their way through the world. Syria's most popular singers customarily draw on both traditional music and rural themes. For example, iconic Syrian vocalist Sabah Fakhri has recorded hundreds of Syrian songs that blend classical Arabic arrangements with accessible Syrian folk. (Watch Sabah Fakhri and his full ensemble perform in Las Vegas.) Some of the country's Christian music, like its Syrian chants, has its roots in Orthodox religious observances that are over a thousand years old, though musicians like pianist Malek Jandali, who anchors many of his compositions in ancient Syrian music, readily give them a modern twist. In the same vein, while performers like the Al-Kindi Ensemble are masters of classical call and response "muwashahat" that have played a central role in the "zikr" (Sufi rituals) for centuries, Syrians value them as contemporary performers. (See Sabri Mudallal and some amazing whirling dervishes perform a muwashsha.) Even Syrian Jewish "pizmonim" are considered worthy of a modern revival, though the Syrian Jewish community is well past its prime.
In class we're going to listen to:
— Kulna Sawa: "Emaar Ya Sha'm"
Modern Syrian folk outfits like Kulna Sawa proudly root their music in traditional forms. For example, "Emaar Ya Sha'm," is a lavishly patriotic song that maintains a traditional Syrian musical sensibility while also fully embracing the lusciousness of global power pop.
Wikipedia on Kulna Sawa | Kulna Sawa's official website
— Farid al-Atrash: "Wayak Wayak":
Farid al Atrash was born in 1917 in a Syrian border town south of Damascus to Princess Alia and Prince Fahd al-Atrash, the leading family in the Syrian-Druze resistance against the French. Fearing for his family's safety, Fahd send Princess Alia, Farid and his sister Amal to Cairo where went into hiding, lived under an assumed name ("Kusa," Arabic for zucchini) and fell into poverty. Princess Alia supported her family by performing the oud
in clubs; her children followed her into the new family business. Farid, an extraordinary oud player, and Amal a mesmerizing vocalist, rose quickly on the Egyptian music scene, and when they began to act in movies they became stars. Amal adopted the artistic stage name "Asmahan" and Farid developed a persona as "the sad singer."
Asmahan died in 1944 when her car drove off the road and landed in a water-filled ditch. The Arab press speculated wildly about the real cause of the "accident." Asmahan had many enemies among the Egyptian musical elite, not the least of whom was beloved Egyptian vocalist Umm Kulthum, who was rumored to have seen Asmahan as a threat. Could Kulthum or one of her supporters have done Asmahan in? Or could her alleged work for British Intelligence during World War II to facilitate the Allies entry into Syria have come back to haunt her?
Farid continued acting in Egyptian films, composing, playing oud and attracting tabloid attention with his many high-profile romances until his death in 1974.
The life and times of Farid al-Atrash: "A Contender in the Age of Giants" | Asmahan's vibrant life and mysterious death | Farid al Atrash sings "Wayak Wayak" | Watch a captivating Asmahan perform "Ayoha Na'emo"


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Q: What kind of situation does "restlessness" refer to in the passage?
I was studying quite hard actually everyday and the weather  was very hot outside but I kept studying and everyday, one of my friends would call me and say: "Hey Jane we're going to the beach today, do you want to come?" or, "We're going away to the coast for the weekend to go surfing, you should come with us", every time I had to say "no, I'm sorry, I can't because I have to study". So I was being very good and staying focused. Until finally, I think it was about a week away from my exams and I was starting to feel really restless and frustrated when I heard that an old friend of mine was back in town from abroad. He called me up and what could I say? I really wanted to catch up with him because it had been ages since we'd hung out together. He was only in town for a couple of days so of course I put my study on hold and we went out and had a great night.

What kind of restlessness is that Jane felt? Is that she just can't wait to see her old friend and she's excited, hence fidgeting, or she's nervous that the time she would spend hanging out with him could cost her a good exam ?
Thanks in advance for all who will take the time to answer

A: In this instance I get the impression that Jane's restlessness is not caused by her old friend being in town.
I think this because Jane says that she is already feeling restless after all of the time she's been inside instead of spending time with her friends.
When she hears an old friend is back in town it made the feelings of restlessness a lot stronger to the point that she could no longer sit at home and study.

A: The pattern
{x} was beginning to happen} when {y} occurred
(I was starting to feel restless when I heard my friend was back in town)
means that X was already underway and then Y took place.

I was starting to make dinner when there came a knock at the door.
I was just falling asleep when the phone rang.

So, Jane has already been feeling restless when she learns that her friend is in town.


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