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Air Products puts the fizz into craft beer
Written by Staff Writer • 3 July 2017
Craft beer brewing has evolved from being a home-brewing hobby to a precise and complex process. As a supplier of gases, which is vital to the brewing process, Air Products has been playing an important role to support microbreweries in creating craft beers suited for the local market.
Words such as hops, vessel, malt and fermentation come to mind, but it is more complex than simply adding ingredients together and hoping for the best taste once the beer has matured. Craft beer brewing has become an art form. The use of the correct gases, at the correct time, in the correct quantities is vital to ensure the best outcome. Air Products supplies gases such as oxygen, carbon dioxide and nitrogen to several microbreweries in Gauteng.
The ingredients used by microbrewers are different to those used by large, commercial brewers. The introduction of craft beers to South African beer drinkers has created a new excitement in the marketplace. There is now a wide range of tastes available and beer drinkers are no longer restricted to the same brands and styles which have been available over the last few years.
Freshline oxygen, which is added to the wort prior to the fermentation process, improves yeast performance, ultimately affecting the flavour of the beer. Freshline carbon dioxide is used for carbonation of the final product. Freshline nitrogen is used to create the head or collar of a beer, which adds to the attractiveness of the final product.
Air Products' Freshline product manager Neli Dlamini explains the use of Freshline oxygen in craft beer brewing, 'Brewing craft beer is an intricate process. It is important to ensure a secure supply of oxygen to the brewery. Malt and hops, water, yeast and oxygen are required for the fermentation process. Without oxygen, the entire process and ultimately the quality of the beer is affected. We understand the process and aim to ensure that we supply product to the microbreweries, enabling them to produce quality, tasty craft beer.'
Air Products has formed a strong relationship with microbreweries in Gauteng and is proud to be associated with their growth in market share in the last two years. To breweries such as Drayman's Brewery, Mad Giant and Ubuntu Kraal Brewery it is of extreme importance to ensure that gases are available during specific parts of the brewing process. Delays or interruptions because of a lack of oxygen and other ingredients will have an impact on the final product.
Air Products' infrastructure enables them to supply microbreweries via cylinder, Maxitank, Minitank or CryoEase, which is an effective and convenient alternative to cylinders, suited for customers with smaller operational spaces.
Moritz Kallmeyer from Drayman's Brewery comments, 'As a craft beer brewer, I strive to constantly improve the brewing process. A part of what I would like to achieve is to brew beer with a lower oxygen count, more stability, greater clarity, improved balance and better head retention. As a micro brewer, modern technology is costly to acquire. We don't hesitate to consult the Air Products team to advise us on improving our beer quality by altering our gas usage and composition. We consider Air Products to be a part of our brewing team.'
Chief beer officer at Ubuntu Kraal Brewery, Ndumiso Madlala, says Air Products has been a part of their operations from the beginning when the brewery was being commissioned. On the role of Air Products in their operations, Madlala states, 'It is important for us to ensure that our product is available to our customers at all times. With the assistance of Air Products, we can ensure that our beer is available to our Soweto Gold lovers through the focus on prompt delivery and efficient customer service.'
'As a chemical engineer and a beer lover myself, quality is of the essence, whether it be the appearance or taste of the beer. Through Air Products' commitment to ensure a supply of product when we need it for our delicate brewing processes, we can pride ourselves in the quality and availability of our beers as the market demands, especially in the light of the fact that we also sell our beer at the brewery,' says Eben Uys from Mad Giant.
According to the craft brew masters, craft beer is expected to take at least 10 per cent total market share of South Africa by 2022.
Dlamini concludes, 'We are fortunate to form part of the growth of the craft beer market. With the knowledge, skills and insight of brewers such as Kallmeyer, Madlala and Uys, the growth of craft beer is inevitable. There is no question –Air Products will be supplying the product needed by the brewers to continue to brew quality craft beer.'
About:Ubuntu Kraal Brewery
The Ubuntu Kraal Brewery, situated in the heart of the iconic Orlando West, Soweto was started in 2013. Ndumiso Madlala, a seasoned brewer who had previously worked for big beer giants like SAB Ltd, Heineken, and SABMiller Africa and Josef Schmid with a background in the hospitality industry within big hotel groups joined forces to establish the brewery. Ubuntu Kraal Brewery is owned and operated by Mad Mead Brewing Co., the makers of the first regional township brand craft beer called Soweto Gold.
Drayman's Brewery
Moritz Kallmeyer had his first encounter with mielie beer in the 7th grade and worked as a brewer in Firkin, the first brewpub in Pretoria. He started brewing full time in his garage in January 1997 in Villieria, Pretoria, using converted copper geysers for his brewhouse. Six months later he moved to the first official premises on the original farm in Koedoespoort.
With the financial help of his father and other investors, he bought an old house in the Silverton industrial area and had it revamped into a fully functional craft brewery in January 2000. Drayman's microbrewery specialises in brewing a range of outstanding craft beers equivalent to the finest in the world.
Mad Giant
Mad Giant brings together science and an immense love of beer – the brand's co-founder, Eben Uys, is a thirtysomething chemical engineer whose thorough understanding of froth has made its way into scientific journals.
The craft brewery is located in the 1 Fox Precinct, a collection of restored warehouses in Johannesburg's historic Ferreirasdorp district. The spectacular downtown craft brewery consists of Mad Giant brewery's shed that is very easy to find – it has a huge retro-style sign on its roof and a spacious beer garden that stretches around the building. Inside the space has been given a fun makeover with quirky light fittings and unusual Meccano-inspired tables and chairs.
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Who is the tallest member species in the United Federation of Planets?
I've been looking for the tallest average height but so far the search is proving difficult. It appears that most every member species seem to be roughly the same height. From Human to Vulcan to Benzite, the males seem to average about 6 foot tall. Is there any member species that average much taller? The Klingons seem to average in the 6'4"+ range with some much taller but they aren't UFP members.
Edit: I understand that their height, without CG, will generally be limited by the actual height of the actors in the role. That would limit height to approx. 7 foot or less.
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The Kelpien (Commander Saru's race) are tall by comparison to other races but they are not part of the Federation yet. Saru is reputably 2.032 m (6' 8") tall while Doug Jones (the actor who plays Saru) is 1.92 m (6' 3½") tall and the actors chosen to play other Kelpien roles have been tall either by stature or trickery. – Jeeped Dec 4 '19 at 9:08
There's Mr Homn but it's never said what species he is – SpacePhoenix Dec 4 '19 at 11:07
Maihar'du is also worth a mention, but again, we're not clear if the Hupyrian people are part of the Federation. – Valorum Dec 4 '19 at 11:37
It appears that Zaldans may be in the running too. An example of that race named 'Rondon', TNG, 'Coming of Age', is presented as 7 feet. memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Rondon – Morgan Dec 6 '19 at 4:06
There are several serious contenders mentioned in the EU novels.
Fleet Admiral Akaar (a Capellan) is 2.5 metres tall. Apparently his height was not atypical of his race.
And the third person towered over everybody. Fleet Admiral Leonard Akaar, who had been the Starfleet liaison to the president since Admiral Ross's retirement last year, was from Capella IV, where they bred them big. The admiral—who had passed his centennial birthday—was two and a half meters tall, with long white hair and the face of a man who had pretty much seen everything.
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One of the Briamosite delegates is approximately 2.5 metres tall.
"This is Sarvus, Leader of all the Briamosite systems, final arbiter of multiple-world decisions." Pliver introduced them to the elegantly appointed, two-and-one-half-meter-tall Briamosite who had stifled his laughter at Uhura-kirk's comment. "And Vice-Leader Chellea," Pliver continued, indicating the tallest member of the naturally towering alien delegation.
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Although the novel doesn't end with an explicit agreement on a treaty between Briamos and the Federation to join, that was the purpose of the visit, which ultimately ended with a big thumbs up from the Briamosite delegation. Additionally their planet and its surroundings are seen in the Star Trek: Star Charts factbook in solid blue, strongly indicating Federation membership.
As to the tallest member seen on screen, that's probably a tie-in between the Arkenites at 2.2 metres
and the Klingons (yes, I know) at 2.3 meters.
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But are they members of the Federation? The Briamosite are not listed in Federation races and cultures but apparently they made a decision to ally with the Federation during a mission from The Slaver Weapon. – Jeeped Dec 4 '19 at 9:57
We need to remember Mr. Homn too. I can't seem to find anything on what race he is, although i could assume he is Betazoid as well. He was pretty tall, towering over Captain Picard and many other Starfleet officers. – MissouriSpartan Dec 4 '19 at 18:41
@MissouriSpartan - His species isn't named (afaik) so I've excluded him along with Zek's manservant. – Valorum Dec 4 '19 at 18:48
Good point, @Valorum – MissouriSpartan Dec 4 '19 at 18:49
@MissouriSpartan - For all we know, he's freakishly tall for his race, like comparing the average human with Robert Wadlow. – Valorum Dec 4 '19 at 18:51
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On getting cancer again, why didn't she try Hera's blood again?
When the president relapsed with cancer again, why didn't they use Hera's blood again? Seems like it worked once, I would think it should work again.
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Wasn't this mentioned in that episode? It wouldn't be as effective or something? – Izkata Apr 23 '14 at 4:08
The issue was that in the original version of the episode, Roslin was cured by using fetal stem-cells from Hera. When the cancer re-emerges, those stem-cells are no longer available.
The mention of stem-cells were cut from the final version of the episodes, but Ron Moore explained it in the commentary track.
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In the podcast, Ron Moore stated that a longer, more detailed explanation of the curing of Roslin's cancer using fetal hybrid blood was filmed - explaining that it was the fetal blood stem cells from the baby that were the actual cure - but Moore was afraid that this would be seen as technobabble and criticized by fans, so it was edited down to a truncated version. Ironically, this resulted in widespread complaint in critic reviews and fan message boards that there was too little explanation in the final version, and uses made up science in favor of real one.
While omitted from the actual show, syfy.com's profile for Laura Roslin also mentions the stem-cell treatments.
Though she has risen to the challenge of leading the fleet with class, confidence, intelligence and stoicism, she also battled breast cancer before it was sent into remission by a stem-cell treatment from Hera, the human-Cylon infant.
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I paid my first cable TV bill around 1980, and I've fed the beast ever since. While I'm not a voracious TV watcher – our household probably has 5-10 shows we follow closely – I feel like I've gotten good value out of cable. Cord-cutting has intrigued me, but I've felt the convenience of cable, particularly when combined with a DVR, has been worth the cost.
But last month, something made me rethink that value. And now, I'm on the verge of cutting the cord, dropping my cable service and relying solely on the Internet for my television needs.
Ironically, it was the action of a cable company that made me rethink things. When Comcast doubled the connection speed for most of its Houston customers without increasing prices, I noticed the quality of video I was seeing from Netflix and other streaming services was noticeably better. That, in turn, made me do something I hadn't done in a while: Look at how much cable service costs me. It was a number that was much higher than I realized.
We subscribe to AT&T's U-verse for TV, and we pay between $130-$140 a month. One of the reasons it's relatively high is that we're not bundling it with any other service. We have Comcast Internet and a traditional AT&T landline (which we may also drop).
U-verse's U200 plan, its second-least-expensive tier: $74 a month.
HD content fee: $10 a month.
Additional fees and taxes: $20.74 in March (varies).
On-demand movies watched: $18 in March (varies).
That makes a total $136.74 we paid last month. If we pay an average $135 a month, that totals out to $1,620 we cough up each year to watch television.
We already do some video streaming. We pay $8 a month (plus tax) for Netflix's streaming service. We spent $19.42 in March for movies we watch via Amazon Instant Video, which is about average.
Plenty of traditional broadcast and some cable TV can be covered by paying $8 a month for Hulu Plus, a streaming service jointly operated by News Corp., ABC and NBC/Comcast. Series we enjoy such as ABC's "Gray's Anatomy" (don't judge!) and FX's "The Americans" are covered by this. Our Samsung HDTV has a Hulu Plus app, so we're covered there.
Some shows we're prepared to pay for via Amazon Instant Video, buying season passes for series such as "Breaking Bad" ($22), "Mad Men" ($30), "Hell On Wheels" ($26), "The Walking Dead" ($34) or "Sons of Anarchy" ($32). Generally, these seasons air once a year, making each one an annual cost. We've got an Amazon.com app in our TV, so this would require no new hardware.
There are other, lower-cost ways to see some shows. CBS, for example, streams episodes from its CBS.com website the day after they've been broadcast for free. CBS also has an iPad app and it might be possible to show, say, "CSI" via an HDMI adapter to my iPad. I've got the adapter and cable.
So let's say there are seven shows we'd want to pay for each year, at an average of $30 per season. That's $210 a year. Add the $16 per month cost for Netflix and Hulu Plus, and clearly that $226 $402 annually is a lot less than $1,620.
Still, there's a significant hassle factor here. We'd have to juggle which shows come from which sources. If we opt for watching shows via the iPad-to-HDMI method, that involves finding the iPad, digging out the cable and setting everything up. My wife, who has little patience for working through technical kludges, says she's willing to put up with it given the amount of money we'd save. We'll see.
While I'm hesitant to buy more hardware, an AppleTV could be an option. We could use its AirPlay feature to stream video and Web content to the TV from the iPad or our Macs, but that would be a $99 expenditure. It would also give us the option of using the iTunes Store to watch content that might not be available through Amazon.
We don't watch a lot of sports in our house, so we wouldn't miss channels such as ESPN. We've got an external antenna so we can watch over-the-air HDTV, but we wouldn't have a DVR to record live TV. We could buy a third-party DVR, such as a TiVo, but that saddles us with another monthly TV bill, along with the cost of the hardware.
We could connect a PC or a Mac to our HDTV and use Windows Media Center or Elgato's EyeTV for OS X, but again, that involves hardware purchases.
So, we're going to start with an experiment. Hulu Plus offers a free week trial, and we'll subscribe to that and use it instead of our DVR for the week. If all goes well, I'll give U-verse a call next week and tell them we're terminating service.
Our adventures in cord-cutting will evolve over time. I'll keep you updated along the way.
And if you've successfully cut the cord, let us know about it. Offer your suggestions and strategies in the comments.
Related: Earlier this year, I wrote about Aereo, a service that lets you stream live, broadcast TV over the Internet. Supposedly, Aereo is coming to Houston soon, but only if it survives legal challenges.
Well, today there's good news: A federal appeals court ruled that Aereo doesn't violate copyright law.
The 2-to-1 ruling by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals cleared the way for Aereo Inc.'s expansion of its $8-a-month service, which had been limited to New York City until this year. Several weeks ago, the company expanded to New York City suburbs, including New Jersey and parts of Connecticut, and it has announced plans to expand to Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington and 18 other U.S. markets later this year.
Aereo isn't out of the woods yet. But the ruling is promising.


Battleship Pretension is a podcast that represents the kind of conversations that film geeks have when they get together. There are strong opinions, in-jokes, obscure references, and wild tangents. And, since Tyler and David are two of the sharpest wits ever fused together, there are laughs aplenty. For more info visit, the official Battleship Pretension website.


You can't live in Portland without realizing that the number of our fellow citizens experiencing homelessness has reached crisis levels. Working to solve this problem - sometimes even confronting it with open eyes - can feel overwhelming. But there are clear and simple ways we as designers and fellow human beings can help.
Brandi Tuck is the Founding Executive Director of Portland Homeless Family Solutions. PHFS' mission is to empower homeless families with children to get back in to housing and stay there. They are working on a new shelter using trauma-informed design, where they will be able to double the number of families they serve. There are now over 1200 families in need of housing, with the average age of a PHFS client at 9 years old. Brandi is a positive and engaging speaker with a wealth of knowledge on both the problems and solutions surrounding homelessness.
Dunetchka Otero-Serrano is the Executive Director of Community Warehouse - the region's only nonprofit furniture bank. A Puerto Rican native, she has twenty years of experience in the nonprofit sector with a focus on outreach in the local Latinx community. Community Warehouse provides home furnishings for people transitioning out of homelessness, instilling hope and empowerment while increasing the success rate of permanent housing.
Christina McGovney is the Shelter & Housing Services Manager of Raphael House. She uses her experience as a direct services advocate, and her lived experience as a survivor, to support a team of 3 coordinators, who oversee a total of 18 advocates. Christina is honored to be a part of the Raphael House team for nearly 9 years, which has provided life-saving shelter and support to families fleeing abuse for more than 40 years.
Sean Suib is the Executive Director of New Avenues for Youth. He's also a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been working with Portland youth at-risk of, or experiencing homelessness since 1992. Sean has had a hand in developing and implementing all of New Avenues programs and has plated a leadership role in creating a countywide safety net system for at-risk youth. Sean has focused New Avenues for Youth around increading early intervention and prevention programs, developing innovative housing solutions, and growing New Avenue's portfolio of job training/social enterprise businesses.
Jessica Helgerson is the founder of Jessica Helgerson Interior Design and the catalyst for The 1% Project. Jessica Helgerson Interior Design strives to bring highly customized visions to life for residential and business clients. Headquartered in downtown Portland, Jessica sees the struggle and discrepancy daily. She refuses to turn away her head from this problem any longer and has started The 1% Project to enact meaningful change in our community.


Meigle Musicality presents "Lets Rock" in aid of TCCL in the Kinloch Memorial Hall in Dundee Road Meigle of Fri 25th and Sat 26th September at 7:30 pm.
Forbes of Kingennie Country Resort mark their 20th year in business in 2015 and to celebrate they are holding a Kilts and Cocktails event on the 20th October 2015.
Tayside Children with Cancer and Leukaemia (TCCL) held a 1920s charity ball at The Apex, Dundee on Saturday evening, boosting funds for their lodge project by over £18,000.
Saturday night's 1920s ball in Dundee raised over £18,000 for the TCCL Lodge appeal.
Rally Team Scotland and young driver John MacCrone announced their support for TCCL and TCCL Lodge this week, beginning at the McRae Rally Challenge at Knockhill on 16th and 17th May.


Patrice Motsepe Patrice Tlhopane Motsepe is a South African mining magnate. He is the founder and executive chairman of African Rainbow Minerals, which has interests in gold, ferrous metals, base metals, and platinum. Motsepe's net worth is put at $1.1 billion (R18 billion) ranking him 847th in the world, and 22nd in Africa in 2015. However, Forbes reported earlier this month that since its last report, a mere two months ago, Motsepe has seen his fortune slip by as much as $200 million because of a softer currency and falling stock prices.
Cyril Ramaphosa Ramaphosa has stepped back from his business pursuits since being appointed deputy president of South Africa in May 2014. He stepped down as chairman of investment firm Shanduka Group in May 2015 and a year later completed the process of selling his 30% stake in the company. Forbes puts his fortune at $450 million (R7.4 billion) – 42nd richest in Africa.
Tokyo Sexwale Tokyo Sexwale is one of five candidates put forward to be the new FIFA president. Sexwale has a rich political background, having spent many years on Robben Island, alongside the late Nelson Mandela, during apartheid. Upon his release, he worked his way up to a position where he campaigned for a leadership position within the ANC. The once Gauteng premier was appointed by President Jacob Zuma as Minister of Human Settlements in 2009. Upon leaving the public sector, Sexwale founded Mvelaphanda Holdings – a company of which he is still executive chairman. In 2009, Sexwale declared his wealth to be approximately $2 billion rand His net worth is put at $200 million (R3.27 billion). In 2013, it was reported that Sexwale had bought his own personal tropical island in the Indian Ocean for $70 million.
Sipho Nkosi Sipho Nkosi is the CEO of Exxaro Resources, a diversified group with interests in the coal, titanium dioxide, ferrous and energy markets. Nkosi is set to retire as CEO in March after seven years on the job – having joined Exxaro in November 2007, one year after the company listed on the JSE. Exxaro's share price has taken a beating in recent years, and particularly in 2015, along with other resource stocks. However, its share price was up nearly 6% in trade on Wednesday (27 January) to R53.77, having hit a low of R37.69 in 2015 – and from R29 in 2007. In 2014, Nkosi was paid a salary of R16.84 million by the company, including R5.5 million in gains on management share schemes. The Sunday Times rich list, published in late 2015, stated that Nkosi's holding in Exxaro Resources was 2.7%. The company has a market cap of R19.26 billion. His net worth is put at around R2.7 billion.
Phuthuma Nhleko A former CEO at Africa's largest mobile operator MTN, Phuthuma Nhleko was re-appointed as executive chairman of the company late last year to deal with a multi-billion dollar fine issued by the Nigerian government. Nhleko has a 2.49% holding in MTN's broad-based black economic empowerment scheme, MTN Zakhele, which made its debut on the JSE in November 2015. Nhleko is the chairman and co-founder of the Pembani Group, which recently merged with Shanduka Group which has stakes in 29 businesses, creating a business with a portfolio value in excess of R9 billion. According to reports, Nhleko has assets amounting to R1.74 billion.
The above still have a way to catch up with Africa's richest black capitalist. Nigerian cement mogul Aliko Dangote has a net worth of $14.3 billion, according to Wealth-X, as reported by Business Insider.


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How comparative effectiveness fails
In Health Affairs, Katharine Cooper Wulff, Franklin Miller, and Steven Pearson tell the fascinating story of coverage for percutaneous vertebroplasty, the treatment of vertebral fractures by injecting bone cement into the spine.
In August 2009, results from a pair of rigorous double-blind randomized controlled trials were published and reported that vertebroplasty provided no better pain relief than a sham procedure in which needles were introduced into the back without injecting cement. More than two years after publication of the two studies, insurers' coverage of the procedure continues unchanged. […]
Some private payers thought that if Medicare moved first to use the new evidence as the basis for different coverage policies, then private payers could follow. But without action from Medicare, many private payers believed that they lacked the legitimacy to lead in adjusting coverage; "their hands were tied," as one put it. […]
However, for several reasons Medicare did not decide to launch a national coverage determination process. That process ultimately could have led to a coverage determination that superseded the positive coverage decisions by the regional contractors. Why didn't that happen?
This excerpt* does not do the paper justice; it's far better. It's also ungated.
* The paragraphs of this excerpt appear in a different order in the paper.
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Félix Grande Lara (February 4, 1937, in Mérida - January 30, 2014, in Madrid) was a Spanish poet and flamenco expert. He won the Premio Adonáis de Poesía for his poem Las piedras in 1963. He won a Casa de las Américas Prize for his poem Blanco Spirituals in 1967. He won a Felipe Trigo Award for El marido de Alicia in 1994. He was awarded the Premio Nacional de las Letras Españolas in 2004. He was married to poet Francisca Aguirre, with whom he had a daughter, poet Guadalupe Grande.

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Belarus women's national goalball team is the women's national team of Belarus.  Goalball is a team sport designed for athletes with a vision impairment.  The team takes part in international competitions.

Regional championships

The team can compete in the IBSA Europe goalball region.

The team competed in the 2015 IBSA European Regional Championships, from 15 to 23 October 2005, in Neerpelt and Overpelt, Belgium.  Organised by the Vlaamse Liga Gehandicaptensport vzw (Flemish Sport Federation for Persons with a Disability), it hosted the ten women teams.  The team finished tenth.

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 Disabled sports
 Belarus at the Paralympics

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"I remember my chorus performances . . . I remember my first day of kindergarten . . .I remember moving, and I felt sad we were leaving San Francisco. . ."
"I remember my house in Kensington -- it was a big yellow house surrounded by gates because I was only 2 . . . I remember when I first met Alan in kindergarden . . ."
"I remember one day I took a fish out of the water and it died . . . I remember Uncle Tony who lives in Canada . . . I remember taking ice skating and karate lessons . . ."
"I remember the fireplace burning on a cold night . . . I remember my mom's beautiful smile . . .I remember going down a steep slide . . . "


Generation of white light in photonic crystal fiber excited with an ultrashort pulse radiation of a Ti:Sapphire laser.
within the cooperation Laseraktive Polymeroptische Fasern (LaPOF) funded on the basis of the Europäischer Fonds für regionale Entwicklung (EFRE).
In this project field the technological basis for novel laser-active polymer optical fibers (LAPOF) as well as their practical implementation and characterization are investigated. These novel laser systems have innovation potential in the automotive and aerospace industries, because they enable cost-effective and energy-efficient components (for example in the field of communication). In addition, it is possible to achieve a significant weight reduction, which directly affects the consumption of energy sources and the carbon footprint when implemented in the mobility sector.
In the partial project DEHERA (design, production und characterization of laser-active polymer fibers) special emphasis is placed on the investigation of degradation and damage mechanisms within the materials, in order to meet the requirements of the automotive and aerospace industries according to very robust and long-lasting components. Various manufacturing processes such as fiber drawing, extrusion and dispensing are investigated. The greatest technical difficulties lie in the reduction of the number of optical modes in the waveguide, which must closely approach the single-mode operation, as well as the efficient doping with laser-active substances.
Besides the detection and characterization of the laser activity in the material, a comprehensive modeling of the impact of optical properties on the laser activity of the polymer fibers is conducted. In addition, the active substances in the fiber are simulated in order to enable a purposeful investigation and improvement of the polymer.
At the end of the project the provision of a demonstrator with a laser-active POF as an active beam source is provided, which shows the technical possibilities and provides suggestions for the further utilization of the results.


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Instagram Growth-Use Vs. Facebook & Snapchat
There is a fight between which social media platform is using more and more through this new digital marketing globe. Based on the researches, some people believe that Facebook is still the most popular one, while majority members of the social media community predict that Instagram has made noticeable rapid progress so far.
Thus; Instagram; as a most popular modern application lives up to expectations to overtake Facebook soon over youthful social media users.
Who has ever thought that one-day; average time spent on Instagram grow from 22 minutes to 24 minutes in comparison to its parent Facebook?
The fact is that at first Instagram released on mobile platforms in both iOS and Android, and it helped on gaining widespread popularity throughout the world. According to Mark Zuckerberg statements, both apps were different experiences which completed each other, So they decided to focus on Instagram features and enhance its capabilities rather than producing an app in the Facebook stomach.
Instagram in compare to Facebook
Despite the Instagram improvement from 2016 till 2018, Facebook has its efficiency, especially in the advertisements section. The result shows that; these days, Facebook with 2.27 billion active users per month goes ahead but based on the new statistic, Instagram flourishes more quickly than before.
Source: Edison research
Cause of its regular updates on current features and taking advantage of new helpful features for users convenient as well as being user-friendly. Now, as you see the below picture, Facebook usage has made radical changes up to 2018, with a sudden drop in engagement 67 percent to 62 percent in all types of ages.
What is the reason? Why is Facebook losing place among social network?
It is believed that Facebook has reached this current place by fake news, also making some concerns on user's privacies and trusts indirectly affect its popularity.
The Facebook platform launched on web version in 2004, with a long time background, but it should be taken to account that people mostly youth are keen on new flexible social apps than old-fashion ones due to their curiosity.
According to marketing.sfgate.com, "Facebook skews significantly older than Instagram. Although the majority of Millennials uses both platforms, Instagram's user base decreases drastically after the 18-29-year-old age group, while Facebook maintains a significant user base even with the 65+ age group. Under 18, Instagram is the clear winner. Primary research reveals that despite more than 80% of all high school students in the U.S. having Facebook accounts, most prefer Instagram for daily use."
Based on the report, although in considering some factors, Facebook has higher percent than Instagram, this quote confirms this critical point that Instagram has made considerable changes in the new generation with different tastes and gradually is winning the competition.
Instagram Vs. Snapchat
Snapchat platform is an intimate messaging application which has built an acceptable reputation and attracts a large audience, especially teens. It is more customizable than Instagram on some features it brings more enjoyable moments checking in the number of various amazing, funny appearances, but again, facing statistics show that Instagram has more engagement and daily use rather than Snapchat.
Source: marketing.sfgate.com
Instagram has done its mission well
Having learned the Instagram algorithm once will lead you to build a good strategy for your account growth as it has done some specific changes to improve user experience, it is most significant for the brands and businesses looking to boost up their chances to grow their audience and engagement. Also; the primary purpose of Instagram is sharing the photos, unlike the first facebook aim was to connect us to people from everywhere. Both of them with practical goals but shouldn't forget that Instagram's mission is more interesting than Facebook as a newcomer on social media marketing apps. In my point of view, I believe that users are fed up with this ancient platform and have found Instagram more entertaining in spending time on as a suitable replacement for engaging and developing their brand awareness, besides, found Facebook is likely to be used more as a messenger. All in all, as I refer to Instagram features, it seems that it includes all of Facebook as well as Snapchat features and facilities. Therefore, with a fantastic graphical base, draw attention, and cover different needs and tastes well enough.
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Putin Gives Assad a New S-300 Air Defence System – Coercion Code – "Dark Times are upon us"
Vladimir Putin has given Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad a new air defence system following the downing of a Russian plane that Moscow blamed on Israeli pilots.
Under orders from the Russian President, the Syrian army will receive a new S-300 surface-to-air missile system as well as new radar jamming technology.
The additional security measures come after a Syrian Soviet-era S-200 missile shot down a Russian military plane by mistake, killing 15, in an incident last Monday that Moscow blames on Israel.
Putin and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad (pictured together in May) discussed the additional measures and delivery of the S-300 system on the phone on Monday, the Kremlin said.
Putin and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad discussed the additional measures and delivery of the S-300 system on the phone on Monday, the Kremlin said.
The Syrian military has already been trained to use the system, which was set to be sent over in 2013, but was held up 'at the request of Israel,' Shoigu said.
'In regions near Syria over the Mediterranean Sea, there will be radio-electronic suppression of satellite navigation, on-board radar systems and communication systems of military aviation attacking objects on Syrian territory,' he said.


Since 1950, the "Angler's Paradise" lodges have offered the world's finest Alaska fishing. As founders of the first sportfishing lodges in Bristol Bay, Alaskan aviation pioneers, Ray Petersen and John Walatka, took their pick of the hot spots. Operated today by Ray's son, Sonny, the "Angler's Paradise" lodges are a pinnacle of excellence. Centrally located in the premier trout and salmon fishing area of Alaska, Kulik Lodge guests have quick access to hundreds of miles of lakes and streams. Optional fly-out fishing may be arranged to some of the finest trout and salmon waters in the area.
The local Kulik River is one of the supreme rainbow trout streams in Alaska; one could fish this short river each day with great success. However, adding fly-outs allow guests to fish other hot water in a 100-mile radius of the lodge to experience the variety of species and regional wildlife.
Kulik's standard cabins accommodate 2 people comfortably and are equipped with all guest amenities. The native spruce lodge boasts a large stone fireplace, dining area and bar where complimentary cocktails are served nightly. Kulik Lodge affords relaxed camaraderie. Wi-Fi access included.
Six and 8 wt. or 5 and 7 wt. rods and cold water lines are recommended. Conventionally lightweight rod/reel for smaller fish and a 6-7 ft. medium-action rod for salmon. Lightweight reel should hold 150 yards of 6-8 lb. mono. Salmon reels should hold at least 150 yards of 12-15 lb. mono.
The breathtaking scenery of Southwest Alaska and the Aleutian Range includes numerous active volcanoes, glaciers and the multicolor tundra. Adding optional fly-outs to your trip will allow you to fish water in a 100-mile radius. Fish for rainbow trout, grayling, lake trout, pike and all salmon species. Kulik has boats stationed at various rivers and streams; you may take a one-day float trip or hike in from the landing area to a hidden stream.
$3,595-$6,795 per person (plus tax) from Anchorage. 7/4/3 night stays available.
Included: Internal air charter-Anchorage-Kulik, double cabins, lodge/guide services, fishing license, rods/waders, open bar.
Excluded: Commercial air, hotel overnight in Anchorage, fly-out fishing, gratuities.


The County Ground (currently known for sponsorship reasons as the Cooper Associates County Ground) is a cricket ground in Taunton, Somerset. It is the home of Somerset County Cricket Club, who have played there since 1882. The ground, which is located between Priory Bridge Road and St James Street, has a capacity of 8,500. The ground was originally built as part of a sports centre by Taunton Athletic Club in 1881, and became the home of the previously nomadic Somerset County Cricket Club soon after. Having leased the ground for ten years, the club bought the ground in 1896, under the guidance of club secretary Henry Murray-Anderdon. The ground ends are the River End to the north and the Old Pavilion End to the south.
Somerset played their first match of first-class cricket on the ground over 8–10 August 1882, beating Hampshire County Cricket Club by five wickets. Later in the same month, the touring Australia national cricket team played a match against Somerset, becoming the first international side to play at the ground. The first international cricket to be played on the ground was in the 1983 Cricket World Cup, for a group-stage match between England and Sri Lanka. The ground also hosted two group-stage matches during the 1999 Cricket World Cup and will also be a venue for the tournament in 2019. Since 1997, women's international cricket has been played at the ground, and in 2006 it became the home of the England women's cricket team. The ground will next see (men's) international cricket in 2017, with a Twenty20 International (T20I) tie between England and South Africa.


A project management office (PMO) is the formal designation for a group of professionals within your organization who are tasked with defining and maintaining project management standards and procedures. In addition, since most organizations strive to maximize efficiency across the repetitive nature of project work while also seeking a productive and profitable project portfolio, a PMO helps top management make strategic portfolio decisions, such as which projects to replicate or which projects to cut, all with the use of live and historical project data. PMOs are most often given the work of defining and reporting on project metrics, helping management prioritize projects, and helping to keep projects in line with rolling business objectives.
The type and makeup of PMOs vary widely and often sprout from an organization's culture of sharing or need to connect all the business "dots" across departments. For example, the finance department may want to know all project costs, broken down line-by-line by each project; or the human resources department may want to know — in total and in discrete bits — which contract firm is working on what project or which contractor is working on which project and what's due when.
To accomplish this connection of dots, the PMO often staffs up from a few of the most experienced planners, analysts, quality assurance and technical folks the organization has to offer. Then, working as a team, this group sets out to fulfill the PMO mandate — whatever that is. The team leader for this effort can come from within the organization or be a PM consultant brought in from outside to lead the effort.
First, a case study… I have one memorable experience with a sprouting, ad hoc PMO, and it was amazing. While I was working in Africa as a project management consultant, I was hired as a PM trainer by a large consulting firm working with several African nations to implement water projects across the savannas. They had grown very quickly and were working on multiple like hydro-projects in several countries, with little overlap on the development team (engineers from one nation were working only with planners from that nation, and engineers and planners from other nations were all working in this same silo-like configuration).
I was there to train them all on Microsoft Project software, but it was clear from the start that no one understood just how the technical side of the house was to work with all the disparate planners spread out over the continent. There were engineers and planners, with not much commonality (or even civility) existing between the two groups. And then there was the management team, which wanted more than that!
It was the resulting collaboration among key engineers, planners, analysts and contractors working on all projects that led to the formation of a formal PMO — ad hoc out of clear necessity. Now there were select tech folks, bean counters, QA people and diehard project planners all in one room, working to put all the eggs in the same basket, so to speak, without anything breaking. With this newly formed PMO the firm could manage all the ongoing projects across the region effectively and efficiently. Eventually, the PMO gained so much expertise that it could confidently and comfortably propose new work to upper management (and show through "the numbers" that this new work could be done well, even with all the other ongoing projects in motion).
As an observer — and enabler — during this process, it was amazing to see how the PMO worked with the management team to start expanding around the globe, without (much) worry that they were growing too quickly. You see, they had hard data (and a hardened PMO team) on their side while making these huge portfolio decisions.
For better communication. Perhaps your portfolio of projects isn't tracked en masse, and overall metrics on project success aren't readily available to C-level executives or even to other PMs within your organization. The challenge here is to provide your C-team with statistics on how well projects are doing in relationship with each other and to provide all PMs with tools and techniques that help them prepare these statistics for high-level management and stakeholder reports. A PMO can provide vital performance knowledge to all in need.
Your organization wants to improve efficiencies across the board, in terms of either cost savings, better resource management or faster delivery times. The challenge here is to fully understand the work being done, how much the work costs and who exactly is doing the work. Once these factors are fully understood, the challenge then is to implement strategic decisions that reduce costs, balance workloads and deliver better products and services more quickly to market. A PMO can help your management team make these informed strategic decisions.
You need to build project management capacity within your organization, perhaps in an organization that has little project management experience, but instead is being driven mostly by technical managers. For new organizations that are growing rapidly, this is often a major challenge because the knowledge of how to manage projects within the organizational culture hasn't yet been realized. A PMO can help organizations quickly establish a healthy project management regimen for all to follow.
To solve a specific management problem. PMOs are often started to address a particular project problem. For example, a PMO is often begun to implement organization-wide project management software, when folks need training on new software, when the system needs design and testing or when PM procedures need to be put into place that support a new workflow. PMOs challenged with a specific purpose at the onset often find themselves challenged with other functions very quickly. So beware of mission creep! But in this case, that creep is probably a good thing, as in the case of PMOs, one good PM thing tends to lead to another.
Implement new software tools and project management techniques that increase performance, reduce redundancy and streamline the portfolio's path to success. The PMO will undoubtedly work with your IT group, setting up tools and integrating PM information and knowledge into applicable systems found there.
While the above is just a smattering of typical PMO services, it's important to note that no matter what services your PMO is set up to provide, the fact that you set up a PMO is not a silver-bullet that will shoot dead all your PM problems. Like other departments in any organization, a PMO is something that needs nurturing and time to grow — and PMO results rarely blossom overnight!
Step 1. Think big, start small. A good strategy is to start with a small group of motivated project managers to take on the responsibility of an organizational PMO. Working with a smaller set of projects at first will yield more evident results faster than taking on the entire ball of wax at once. In other words, start with a small group of PMs and projects with an eye on growing bigger in the future.
Step 2. Build on proven successes. Once your PMO has a success or two under its belt, no matter if it is taking on cost effectiveness or capacity building, you should advertise and demonstrate these successes as you propose expanding the new PMO's mandate to encompass more duties.
Step 3. Keep the momentum rolling. Once your PMO is started and efficiently working, keep up the momentum by formally recognizing the efficiencies gained and setting new, more challenging goals for the PMO. For example, if you started your PMO just to get a handle on all the resources being applied across multiple projects, now would be the time to start making efficiency improvements across your portfolio by capitalizing on economies of scale and eliminating redundant operations. After all, the PMO has helped you ferret out those potential savings!
Just one final note on setting up a PMO: Surveys show that PMOs show their true worth after years of operation, not in weeks or months! For example, that PM Solutions report stated that there's a "direct and strong correlation between the age of the PMO and its capability." In fact, the report noted, "PMOs in high-performing organizations are on average older than those in low performers (six years vs. three years). PMOs take time to get rolling and become productive members of your organization.
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A good article though not much mention of the time it can take to establish a useful PMO and how that can vary quite widely. At NJMC We offer a Portfolio & Project Engagement Service to help organisations make better, more objective decisions on what projects to pursue to alogn to strategic direction, RoI and Infrastructure. It takes the emotion and 'pet projects' factors out of project decisions. Regards, Nik Morris, NJM Consulting.


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Mieza es un municipio y localidad española de la provincia de Salamanca, en la comunidad autónoma de Castilla y León. Se integra dentro de la comarca de Vitigudino y la subcomarca de La Ribera (Las Arribes). Pertenece al partido judicial de Vitigudino.

Su término municipal está formado por un solo núcleo de población, ocupa una superficie total de 34,82 km² y según los datos demográficos recogidos en el padrón municipal elaborado por el INE en el año , cuenta con una población de  habitantes.

Sus vistas de las arribes del Duero lo convierten en un pueblo especialmente turístico dentro del parque natural de Arribes del Duero.

Geografía

Mieza se encuentra situada en el noroeste salmantino. Hace frontera con Portugal. Dista 96 km de Salamanca capital.

Se integra dentro de la comarca de La Ribera. Pertenece a la Mancomunidad Centro Duero y al partido judicial de Vitigudino.

Su término municipal se encuentra dentro del parque natural de Arribes del Duero, un espacio natural protegido de gran atractivo turístico.

Historia

Su historia, al igual que el resto de localidades salmantinas fronterizas con Portugal y ribereñas del Duero, pertenecieron durante la Edad Media al concejo de Ledesma, y a una serie de señores medievales o de realengo, dentro del Reino de León. La zona de arribes fue fortificada antes del Tratado de Alcañices para defender la frontera leonesa frente a Portugal, que se había independizado en 1143 de León: hubo castillos y fortalezas en Vilvestre, Barruecopardo (anterior a 1212), Mieza, Aldeadávila (se conserva la Torre del Homenaje reconvertida), Pereña y Masueco. Parte de ellos pasaron al infantado de don Pedro de Molina hacia 1252.

Repoblado por los monarcas leoneses, Mieza fue señorío de realengo bajo el reinado de Alfonso IX de León, pasando a pertenecer posteriormente al condado de Ledesma, al que pertenecía el Sexmo de Mieza en el .

Coincidiendo con el Tratado de Alcañices, se nos dice que el concejo de Ledesma pertenecía al señorío del infante Don Pedro (1297). Posteriormente, en 1313 y 1315, en la celebración de las Cortes de Castilla y León en Burgos, las aldeas de Dieza, Aldea de Ávila, Cabeza de Furamontanos, Pereña y Villarino de Arias piden al nuevo monarca su restitución al concejo de Ledesma, con todos sus derechos, a lo que la Regencia del reino accede. Este antiguo texto hace pensar que estas aldeas fueron fortificadas en dicha época,para evitar nuevas ocupaciones portuguesas como las que realizó en 1296 el rey portugués dom Dinis. Se confirma la cesión de "la Rivera salmantina" al concejo de Ledesma en las Cortes de Valladolid de 1322, ya muerto el infante Don Pedro, y despojado de sus derechos su heredero  Sancho. Durante los reinados de Alfonso XI, Pedro I y Enrique II la zona vuelve a ser señorío y a tener sentido militar, a partir de 1341. El territorio es donado a una sucesión de infantes bastardos, y futuras reinas y reyes entre ellos el infante Fernando Alfonso, o la reina Leonor de Alburquerque, que casó con Fernando I de Aragón en 1393, uniéndose su señorío al de las cinco villas.

La segunda mitad del s. XV conoce una gran prosperidad en la zona, y una redistribución de la población dentro del concejo de Ledesma; los núcleos más habitados son: Ledesma, Aldeadávila, Villarino, Pereña, y Masueco y Mieza. Hacia 1500 se crea la Roda de Mieza con un amplio territorio bajo su jurisdicción y derecho a un escribano de número del concejo. Debido a la alta población, hacia 1534-censos de Tomás González- hay una nueva reditribución de Rodas, y la de Villarino se divide en dos, creándose una nueva: la Roda de Mazuecos.Se ha discutido sobre el significado del término Roda, asimilándolo a rueda o campo.

Con la creación de las actuales provincias en 1833, Mieza, junto al resto de La Ribera, quedó incluido en la provincia de Salamanca, dentro de la Región Leonesa, pasando a formar parte del partido judicial de Vitigudino en 1844.

Mieza en los documentos históricos

Tomando hacia el este desde el pueblo, en el punto llamado Mirador de la Code, se admira el cañón que forma el río Duero, frente a Portugal. Hay también otros riscos con vistas sobre el Duero, como el Mirador del Águila, al suroeste de la localidad, y el Mirador del Cura, más al sur aún.

El sendero de Gran Recorrido GR-14 atraviesa Mieza. Siguiendo hacia el sur se llega a Vilvestre tras un recorrido suave. Tomando hacia el norte, se baja por los riscos de las arribes del Duero casi hasta el Duero y se llega al Poblado del Salto de Aldeadávila, junto a la Presa de Aldeadávila, en Aldeadávila de la Ribera.

Demografía

Según el Instituto Nacional de Estadística, Mieza tenía, a 31 de diciembre de 2018, una población total de 208 habitantes, de los cuales 103 eran hombres y 105 mujeres. Respecto al año 2000, el censo refleja 354 habitantes, de los cuales 175 eran hombres y 179 mujeres. Por lo tanto, la pérdida de población en el municipio para el periodo 2000-2018 ha sido de 146 habitantes, un 42% de descenso.

Símbolos

Escudo

El escudo heráldico que representa al municipio fue aprobado el 13 de noviembre de 1996 con el siguiente blasón:

Bandera

La bandera municipal fue aprobada también el 13 de noviembre de 1996 con la siguiente descripción textual:

Administración y política

Elecciones municipales

El alcalde de Mieza no recibe ningún tipo de prestación económica por su trabajo al frente del ayuntamiento (2017).

Patrimonio

 Iglesia parroquial de San Sebastián.
 Ermita del Cementerio.
 Ermita del Santísimo Cristo de El Humilladero.

Miradores

En Mieza existen varios miradores desde los que se pueden obtener unas amplias vistas panorámicas.

 el mirador del Águila
 el mirador de la Code
 el mirador del Colagón del Tío Paco
 el mirador del Cura
 el mirador de la Peña de la Salve

Fiestas

 20 de enero: San Sebastián.
 15 de junio: Virgen del Amparo.
 20 de agosto: Virgen de la Code.
 8 de septiembre: Virgen del Árbol.

Miezucos ilustres

Véase también

 La Ribera
 Arribes
 GR-14

 Salto de Aldeadávila
 Parque natural de Arribes del Duero
 Parque natural del Duero Internacional

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Ayuntamiento de Mieza
 Índice de municipios de la Diputación de Salamanca

Municipios de la provincia de Salamanca
Localidades de la provincia de Salamanca
Municipios de España fronterizos con Portugal
Localidades de España atravesadas por el río Duero
Meseta Ibérica


Well first & foremost, congratulations! That is a substantial loss & you're right, if you use weights or work out to develop muscle, it can actually show as weight gain because muscle weighs more than fat! And sometimes the scale will show a weight loss that you don't see, but you feel it with how your clothing fits.
I had never even heard of this diet plan until reading you just now. I will pass it along to people I know who are struggling with regular diets. Perhaps they'll have the same success that you've seen.
Ginger, it's a qualified success. I've taken off weight lots of times. Keeping it off is the hard part for all dieters. For taking weight off, it's great albeit somewhat expensive. For keeping it off it remains to be seen.


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The Maritime Republic of Eastport (MRE), commonly known as simply Eastport, is a seaside neighborhood community and tongue-in-cheek micronation located in Annapolis, Maryland in the US. The neighborhood was first settled in 1655, and became known as Eastport in 1888, before being annexed to Annapolis in 1951. In 1998, Eastport residents declared independence as a mock secession in response to the Maryland State Highway Administration's temporary shutdown of the drawbridge connecting Eastport to the rest of Annapolis. The micronation hosts numerous fundraisers, including an annual tug of war,  run across the aforementioned bridge and annual "Burning of the Socks". The micronation is popular among tourists.

History
The neighborhood was first settled in 1655 and annexed to Annapolis in 1951.

The idea for the Maritime Republic of Eastport was conceived by a group of local residents in a pub. The micronation was declared on 25 January 1998 as a mock secession in response to the Maryland State Highway Administration's temporary shutdown of the drawbridge connecting Eastport to Annapolis. According its website; "The prime mission was to find a creative way to promote and encourage the patronage of Eastport businesses that were destined to be hurt by the Maryland State Highway Administration's shutting down for repair of the drawbridge connecting mainland Annapolis with the Eastport peninsula." The microstate's motto is "We like it this way".

By 2000, the existence of the micronation became widely-known by the other residents of Eastport, which was met with favourable approval from them. Though its independence is not recognised by any world government, Annapolis is aware of the jocular claim, and Eastport and Annapolis participate against each other in an annual tug of war.

The micronation was featured in Lonely Planet's Micronations: The Lonely Planet Guide to Home-Made Nations, published in 2006.

Notable residents
Terence Smith (journalist)

References

Further reading
Couranz, Kim (May/June 1999) "The historic maritime republic of Eastport". (ProQuest). Naval History, Vol. 13, Iss. 3.
McWilliams, Jane (1993) "History of Eastport". Eastport Historical Committee.
Dutton, Jill (22 September 2020) How To Spend An Incredible Weekend In Beautiful Annapolis. Travel Awaits.

External links
Official website

History of Annapolis, Maryland
Micronations in the United States


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Vincent van Gogh è un film del 1988 diretto da Veli-Matti Saikkonen e basato sulla vita del pittore olandese Vincent van Gogh.

Collegamenti esterni

Film drammatici
Film su Vincent van Gogh


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Léon Trépanier ( - ) est un journaliste et un homme politique québécois.

Biographie

Léon Trépanier est né à Québec. Il étudie à l'Université d'Ottawa et commence sa carrière de journaliste à Montréal en 1901. Il écrit dans La Presse, La Patrie et Le Devoir.

Il est élu conseiller municipal dans Lafontaine de 1921 à 1938 et dirige, au début des années 1930, le conseil municipal de Montréal. À la fin des années 1920, il devient président de la Société Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Montréal. Il accepte aussi la présidence des Célébrations du  de Montréal, mais constatant le peu d'intérêt suscité par ce projet à cause de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, il démissionne.

À la fin de sa vie, il se forge une carrière d'historien et d'organisateur culturel, participant à des émissions de radio. Membre de la Société des Dix, Trépanier publie la biographie de plusieurs maires de Montréal. Il décède en 1967.

Le fonds d'archives de Léon Trépanier et Édouard-Zotique Massicotte est conservé au centre d'archives de Montréal de Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec.

Ouvrages publiés
Figures de Maires : Sévère-Dominique Rivard
Figures de Maires : Édouard-Raymond Fabre
Guillaume Lamothe (1824-1911)
L'affaire Walker à Montréal en 1764
Le Premier gouvernement de Concordia
Urgel-Eugène Archambault (1869-1873), fondateur de l'Académie du Plateau
La fondation de l'École polytechnique de Montréal
Les attributs de la mairie de Montréal
Nos hôtels de ville
On veut savoir (4 vol, 1960-1962)

Honneurs
Médaille d'or de la Société historique de Montréal
Ordre de l'Empire Britannique
1954 - Membre de la Société des Dix
Rue Léon-Trépanier à Sherbrooke

Notes et références

Liens externes
 Léon Trépanier sur Radio-Canada en 1948
 Fonds Léon Trépanier, fonds d'archives conservé par la Division de la gestion de documents et des archives de l'Université de Montréal.
 Galerie de documents numérisés par la Division de la gestion de documents et des archives de l'Université de Montréal.

Journaliste québécois
Conseiller municipal de Montréal
Historien québécois
Naissance en juin 1881
Naissance à Québec
Décès en septembre 1967
Membre de l'ordre de l'Empire britannique
Décès à 86 ans


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This article written by Dr. Reynold Bergen, BCRC Science Director, originally appeared in the October 23, 2017 issue of Canadian Cattlemen magazine and is reprinted on the BCRC Blog with permission of the publisher.
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This article written by Dr. Reynold Bergen, BCRC Science Director, originally appeared in the October 2017 issue of Canadian Cattlemen magazine and is reprinted on the BCRC Blog with permission of the publisher.
Averages are useful statistics, but sometimes averages can be misleading. As the University of Saskatchewan's late Iain Christison said, "the average human has one breast and one testicle". Canada's rainfall may be close to average this year – but much of the country is experiencing severe drought, and most of the rest is soaked. Either way, low yields, unharvestable or spoiled forage mean that winter feed supplies will be below average in many places, and nutritional value likely won't be average, either.
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Based on 2017 calf prices, how much did last summer's cows in ideal condition earn?
Recognizing replacement and first calf heifers need extra management, producers take different paths to get to the same destination.
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The "extra attention" doesn't require over the top management, but just paying attention to feed and weather conditions to ensure heifers maintain a proper body condition to meet the nutritional requirements of the unborn calf as well as to support their own body growth.
The BCRC is asking for more money from cattle producers. Here's why.
Editor's note: The following article is by Bryan Thiessen, Chair of the Beef Cattle Research Council. Bryan manages Namaka Farms near Strathmore, Alberta and represents 11 more council members who farm and ranch across Canada.
Bryan Thiessen, Chair of the Beef Cattle Research Council and manager of Namaka Farms near Strathmore, AB.
As cattle producers, you and I have been helping to fund Canadian beef research since 2002 by paying check-off every time we sell an animal. The work that's been done with that money has benefited the industry as a whole and at the individual farm level because of the information and innovations that come as a result. Now we're being asked to contribute more of our dollars.


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