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July 1865, Opening of Bantry Methodist Church, Co. Cork, by James Hutchinson Swanton, Esq., (O'Sullivan Descendant) J.P., Rineen Mills. The Church is a building of considerable architectural merit and is used as a medical centre.
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Swanton was a member of a family involved in milling, mining, business one of the partners was McNamara. After many of the local estates were sold off in the 1850s by the Landed estates Court the Swantons bought a considerable amount of land, later to be bought by the Land Commission and title give to tenants c 1905. The Swantons retired to Dublin to Carrisbrook House, Ballsbridge.
James Hutchinson Swanton, 1815 – 1891, son of William Swanton, Ballydehob and Ms. Hutchinson, Clonee, Durrus. Her father, Hugh Hutchinson, landlord and Margaret O'Sullivan, Ballagahadown between Caheragh and Drimoleague. She is probably sister to Eugene O'Sullivan, Gent, middleman on a number of estates including Dunmanway Shouldham Estate. He is a church warden, Drimoleague c 1790. The Hutchinson major property owners in Bantry since at least mid 17th century. Not to be confused with Bantry Hutchins family. Slowly lands including Blackrock House now Bantry House acquired by Richard White (Ancestor of Lord Bantry). Estate sold Landed Estates Court 1850s.
1818 Rent charge 1818 Stephen Hutchinson of Kilveenogue (Bantry), and William Swanton, Gortnagrough, Schull, recited that Hugh Hutchinson of Clonee, Durrus, held farms house and lands at Letterlickey and other lands in Durrus. Hugh before his death in writing demised lands to Stephen his eldest son and heir a law subject to a payment of £600 sterling to Constance Hutchinson his daughter by Margaret Hutchinson otherwise O'Sullivan his wife and the like sum to each of his younger sons and daughters by said Margaret and that since the said Constance has married William Swanton and is now entitled to £600 and the lawful interest thereof since the death of Hugh which happened on the 12th day of June 1804 and making in the whole the sum of £762 and that said Stephen agrees to give said William Swanton a rent charge on that part of the land in Letterlickey in the occupation and tenancy of Florence Carthy and Denis Carthy his son for the sum of £107.7.6 until saidi Swanton and Constance are paid.
https://durrushistory.com/2015/03/13/the-progress-of-methodism-in-bantry-and-west-cork/
https://durrushistory.com/2014/02/23/beginning-of-methodism-in-west-cork-1779-john-bredin-swantons-gortnagrough-ballydehob-1783-john-hamilton-1898-henry-deery-membership-1799was-160-1810-at-320/
https://durrushistory.com/2014/03/01/from-the-recollections-1938-of-ben-good-millowner-rineen-west-cork-of-james-hutchinson-swanton-the-governor-businessman-millowner-shipowner-1815-1891/
https://durrushistory.com/2013/12/12/james-h-swanton-j-p-c1815-1891-leading-methodist-and-businessman-gortnagrough-ballydehob-and-rineen-co-cork-and-wesley-college/
https://durrushistory.com/2015/06/13/bloomsday-16th-june-1904-in-james-joyces-ulysses-the-lord-lieutenant-passes-carricksbrook-house-ballsbridge-the-home-of-the-family-of-james-hutchinson-swanton/
http://methodisthistoryireland.org/index-of-irish-methodist-churches-2/
The Church closed some years ago and is now used as a Medical Centre in excellent and condition.
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After Ryan concluded his show at the CILU, we had planned to meet some of his friends at Mario's Bowl and go bowling. Mario's Bowl had the same feel of most bowling alleys that were built 30-40 years ago and had a renovation about 15-20 years ago. It had all the amenities of a bowling alley including a bar, pro shop, and pool tables. In many ways, it conjured up memories of bowling at Rose Bowl, the bowling alley in my hometown of Marshfield, Wisconsin.
While we waited for Ryan's friends to arrive, I hopped on the public wifi. It was pretty decent overall.
In the meantime, it became moonlight bowling, so the main lights got dim and everything else lit up.
Ryan and I decided to bowl one game and his friends were going to bowl two. We got our shoes and headed down to our assigned lanes. They had a banner of people who bowled 300 games. I think Andrew Hill must be some sort of pro bowler or something.
In the meantime of bowling, our lane went a little crazy and the pin setters kept jamming up. That was kind of fun to watch them messing around with it to try to get it working.
Normally for bowling, it takes me a game or two to warm up. I ended trailing for pretty much the whole game and somehow came back to win it in the last couple frames.
Bowling at Mario's Bowl was fun. I hadn't bowled in a long time and this place brought back some of the memories I had of bowling when I was younger. I should start bowling a bit more and maybe next time I'm in Thunder Bay, will have to bowl a few games here again.


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Escaping the Maze of Spiritual Abuse: Creating Healthy Christian Cultures - Dr. Lisa Oakley & Justin Humphreys
'Every time he wanted me to do something, he would quote scripture... I couldn't argue with scripture, it was like arguing with God.'
The term 'spiritual abuse' is widely used across the Christian community. But what is it?
Sometimes spiritual abuse involves leaders misusing their position, but ministers can also be the victims. Common factors include control through misuse of scripture, claims to divine authority, pressure to conform, and enforced accountability. Individuals may be isolated, and compelled to secrecy and silence.
Drawing on a combination of extensive research, individual testimonies, and years of hands-on experience, Lisa Oakley and Justin Humphreys describe clearly the nature of spiritual abuse, and the best ways of countering it. Recovery is possible.
But – how do we prevent spiritual abuse in the first place? What can leaders do to create safer places? Is there a link between theological ideas and harmful behaviours? How can leaders create opportunities for spiritual and emotional flourishing?
Dr Lisa Oakley has researched spiritual abuse in the Christian faith in the UK since 2003. Justin Humphreys is chief executive of the safeguarding charity thirtyone: eight.
Dr Lisa Oakley has researched spiritual abuse in the Christian faith in the UK since 2003. She was awarded a doctorate for this work in 2009. In 2012-13 Lisa conducted the Church experience survey with Dr Kathryn Kinmond at Manchester Metropolitan University. This investigated some aspects of spiritual abuse and results were disseminated via conferences, a journal article and the text 'Breaking the silence on spiritual abuse' published by Palgrave MacMillan. She has written and spoken on this topic extensively. Notably delivering a keynote address this year at an Evangelical Alliance conference in Germany.
Lisa is Chair of the Task and Finish Group for Spiritual Abuse at the Church of England. She is chair of the National Working Group for Child Abuse Linked to Faith or Belief. She is also chair of the learning group for the past case review in the United Reformed Church.
In her role as Visiting Fellow at Bournemouth University she has developed further research into spiritual abuse in partnership with Justin Humphreys at thirtyone:eight. Lisa is an Associate with thirtyone:eight.
Recently Lisa has acted as an advisor to an ESRC (European Social Research Council) project entitled "Justice, Inequality and Gender Based Violence" at Bristol University. She has also acted as external advisor for the 'MA Understanding Domestic and Sexual Violence' at Worcester university.
Until August 2017 Lisa was Programme Leader for the only undergraduate course in Abuse Studies in the UK at Manchester Metropolitan University. Lisa is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
Justin Humphreys is Chief Executive at thirtyone:eight (formerly CCPAS); the first and only independent Christian safeguarding charity in the UK, established in 1977. His career to date has spanned over 25 years working in a variety of youth work, social work and related settings in both the statutory and voluntary sector, predominantly focused on children, young people and their families. Justin has also spent a number of years in local church leadership and governance in a thriving City church in the South West of England. He is currently the Chair of the Christian Forum for Safeguarding (a UK-wide, inter-denominational body of safeguarding professionals established by CTBI) and a member of the National Working Group on Child Abuse Linked to Faith or Belief. Justin is an activist and advocate for issues of justice and the protection of vulnerable people. His research to date has included Safer Recruitment Practices in the Christian Church (2014), Safeguarding Adults within the Christian Community (2015), Child Abuse Linked to Faith or Belief (2017) and Spiritual Abuse in the Christian Community (2017). He is also author of the UK Government guidance for the wider children's workforce - 'Recruiting safely: helping keep children and young people safe' (CWDC, 2009). His writing interests include all areas of safeguarding practice in faith contexts and particularly the integration of good leadership and safer organisational cultures. Justin holds a Master of Science in Child Protection and Strategic Management, a Bachelor of Science (with honours) in Social Work Studies and a Diploma in Counselling Psychology and Psychotherapy.


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The European Commission has launched consultations on the adoption of a new customs duty as part of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). This will be a charge imposed on imported goods the production of which results in carbon dioxide emissions. A specific mechanism for adjusting border prices taking into account CO2 emissions. It should be defined in such a way as to offset the costs of CO2 emissions incurred by producers in different regions of the world. The rate should depend on the emissivity of the imported goods manufacture and the difference between the EU emission allowance price (EU ETS price) and the possible cost of emissions incurred in the exporting country.
The CBAM is also designed to align opportunities with domestic producers of the same goods, who pay for CO2 emitted thereby. In the future, it may replace but not complement current policies to prevent emission leakage (i.e. distribution of free allowances, and discounts on energy costs for energy-intensive industries).
The first impact assessment of the introduction of the regulations has already been prepared in Poland by CAKE (Center for Climate and Energy Analyses), which operates at the National Center for Emissions Management (KOBiZE), which is a part of the Institute of Environmental Protection – National Research Institute (IOŚ -PIB).
In its analysis, CAKE assumed that the tax should be applied to the import from sectors with high energy intensity and production emissions, as indicated in the list of sectors at risk of carbon leakage. These sectors have about 48% share in emissions covered by the CO2 EU ETS (EU Emissions Trading System) and a significant share in trade - 22% for imports and 32% for exports.
Due to the doubts in the regulatory environment, we present you with an online Seminar "Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism - New Regulations" to be held on November 26, 2020.
Key issues discussed during the seminar:
Assumptions of the new CBAM
Current stage of implementation of the new regulations
The potential of the CBAM as an important pillar of the European climate policy
When can a new instrument be adopted?
What consequences would the introduction of emission border tax entail?
What sectors and manufacturers are those most affected by the introduction of the CBAM?
Feasibility of the proposed scheme and possible alternatives
CBAM and modification of the EU ETS
We invite to participate:
Sectors with high energy intensity and production emission,
Entities subject to obligations under the EU ETS,
Representatives of public sector administration and units,
Industry associations and chambers of commerce,
The sectors most exposed to the consequences of the regulation introduction are::
Refining of mineral oils
Production of coke
Ignition or sintering of metal ores, including sulfide ores
Production of pig iron or steel (primary and secondary melting), including solid casting, with a capacity exceeding 2.5 Mg per hour 2)
Production or treatment of ferrous metals (including ferrous alloys) in which combustion units with a total nominal thermal power exceeding 20 MW3 are used
Production of primary aluminum
Production of secondary aluminum in which combustion units with a total nominal thermal power exceeding 20 MW are used
Production or treatment of non-ferrous metals, including production of alloys, refining, founding, etc., in which combustion units with a total nominal thermal power (including fuel used as reducing agents) exceeding 20 MW are used
Production of cement clinker in rotary kilns with production capacity exceeding 500 Mg per day or other kilns with production capacity exceeding 50 Mg per day
Production of lime or calcination of dolomite or magnesite in rotary kilns or other kilns with a production capacity exceeding 50 Mg per day
Drying or calcination of gypsum or production of gypsum boards and other gypsum products if combustion plants with a total nominal thermal power exceeding 20 MW are used
Manufacture of glass, including fiberglass, with a melting capacity exceeding 20 Mg per day
Manufacture of ceramic products by burning, with a capacity exceeding 75 Mg per day 4)
Manufacture of mineral wool insulation materials using glass, rock raw materials or slag with a production capacity exceeding 20 Mg per day
Production of wood pulp or other fibrous materials
Production of paper or paperboard with a capacity exceeding 20 Mg per day
Production of soot, including carbonization of organic substances such as mineral oils, tar, cracking and distillation residues, where combustion units with a total nominal thermal power exceeding 20 MW are used
Production of nitric acid
Production of adipic acid
Production of glyoxal and glyoxylic acid
Production of ammonia
Production of organic chemicals in bulk by cracking, reforming, partial or complete oxidation, or by similar processes, with a production capacity exceeding 100 Mg per day
Production of hydrogen (H2) and gas for synthesis by reforming or partial oxidation, with a production capacity exceeding 25 Mg per day
Production of sodium carbonate (Na2CO3) and sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3)
The meeting will be organized online - in real time
during the meeting you will see both the presentation and the speaker,
the materials on the basis of which the speaker makes the presentation can be downloaded in the event panel after entering the virtual room,
you will be able to ask questions directly through the integrated chat mechanism,
before the event you will receive a guide letter from us, including a link that will enable you to participate in the seminar,
30 minutes before the official start of the meeting, we will open the "virtual training room". During this time, we are at your disposal to check the connection.
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With the changes to Australia's Privacy Act scheduled to take place in March 2014, the attorney-general and privacy commissioner have urged businesses to make necessary preparations to comply right now.
Australian Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus and Privacy Commissioner Timothy Pilgrim have warned businesses to get ready for the changes due to Australian privacy reforms that are set to take effect in March next year.
Speaking at the Office of the Information Commissioner (OAIC)'s launch of Privacy Awareness Week and its information security guide , Dreyfus said that businesses should be getting ready for the changes now, and not waiting for the March 2014 deadline.
"Now is the time to change existing systems and practices, and begin to get your staff familiar with the new regime. The sooner these changes are embedded, the easier it will be to comply with the new measures in March 2014," he said.
Under recent privacy reforms, private-sector National Privacy Principles (NPPs) (PDF) and public-sector Information Privacy Principles (IPPs) (PDF) will be combined under a unified set of Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) (PDF). The overall effect is less confusion and better alignment of privacy values into one set of principles. However, there are some subtle differences.
"For many of you, this will involve moving from the compliance with the National Privacy Principles to compliance with the Australian Privacy Principles," Dreyfus said.
"In some cases, the changes required will be minimal. In other cases, there needs to be careful consideration about what needs to be updated."
One such difference is APP 11 — security of personal information. It replaces IPP 4 and NPP 4.
"The obligations remain largely the same; however, under APP 11, an entity must now take reasonable steps to protect the personal information it holds from misuse; interference and loss; and from an unauthorised access, modification, or disclosure. The inclusion of interference is new, and recognises that attacks on personal information may not be limited to simple attacks being with modification of content of the information," Pilgrim said.
"The new element may require additional measures to be taken to protect against computer attacks and other interferences of this nature."
Although private organisations subject to the Privacy Act are not required to conduct their own privacy impact assessments as the public sector is, they will be subject to other such scrutiny. The privacy reforms have also provided the Privacy Commissioner with the ability to conduct privacy performance assessments on businesses at any time.
"I'm putting business on notice that they need to have their systems and processes in place to be ready at all times for a performance assessment."
A similar compulsory-for-public, but voluntary-for-private situation exists for data-breach notifications. Currently, government agencies dealing with healthcare information are required by law to provide notification in the event of a data breach, but for other types of data, and in the private sector, no such mandatory scheme exists.
Dreyfus said that the adequacy of the current voluntary system is still a question that needs to be considered, as highlighted by the Attorney-General's Department releasing a discussion paper on the issue in October last year.
"If there continues to be under-reporting of data breaches, or we continue to find out about them only through media reports, some would argue that there is strong case to move to a mandatory scheme," Dreyfus said.
"Large-scale data breaches continue to occur, and every incident that is reported in the media continues to raise community concerns about the need for a mandatory scheme."
It is currently following up with the feedback from the last round of consultation, and still has to make a final decision on whether to propose any new legislation. However, Dreyfus did admit that a mandatory scheme could act as an incentive to better secure information, and would additionally provide the government with a better idea of what breaches the country is experiencing. The Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) Australia is currently undertaking similar studies to determine how widespread attacks on Australian organisations are , but it only began its research this year.
In the meantime, the OAIC has released its own guide on what organisations should do in the event of a data breach, but this has not stopped its own employees from speculating. Former OAIC assistant commissioner of compliance Mark Hummerston previously said that his personal view is that the data-breach laws will come into play in late 2013 .


1. To make a sling, cut a piece of cloth, such as a pillowcase, about 40 inches square. Then cut or fold the square diagonally to make a triangle. Slip one end of the bandage under the arm and over the shoulder. Bring the other end of the bandage over the other shoulder, cradling the arm.
2. Tie the ends of the bandage behind the neck. Fasten the edge of the bandage, near the elbow, with a safety pin.
Use a collar and cuff sling for a suspected fracture of the collarbone or elbow when a triangular sling is not available. Wrap a strip of sheet, a pants leg, or pantyhose around the wrist and tie the ends behind the neck.


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David Jeffrey Wineland (Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 24. veljače 1944.), američki fizičar. Doktorirao (1970.) na Harvardovu sveučilištu u Cambridgeu. Na Washingtonskom sveučilištu (od 1970. do 1975.) istraživao elektronske i ionske stupice, u Nacionalnom institutu za standarde i tehnologiju (NIST) bavi se kvantnom optikom i laserskim hlađenjem iona (od 1975). Ionske stupice omogućile su mu uporabu zarobljenih iona za obavljanje logičkih operacija, odnosno kvantno računanje (1995.), mjerenje vremena točnije od atomskoga sata, koji koristi cezij (2000.), provjeru Einsteinove teorije relativnosti (2010.). Za razvoj temeljnih eksperimentalnih metoda koje omogućuju mjerenje i upravljanje pojedinačnim kvantnim sustavima sa S. Harocheom 2012. dobio Nobelovu nagradu za fiziku.

Ionska stupica

Ionska stupica je uređaj kojim se ioni mogu zadržati u određenom prostoru unutar elektromagnetskog polja. Vrijeme zadržavanja, prema vrsti i namjeni stupice, može varirati od nekoliko sekundi do više dana. Najvažnija je primjena kao analizatora u masenoj spektrometriji, te kod ionskih pumpi za postizanje visokog i ultravisokog vakuuma do 10–9 Pa.

Atomski sat

Atomski sat je mjerni instrument ili uređaj za mjerenje vremenskih intervala mjerenjem frekvencije onoga elektromagnetskog zračenja koje emitiraju ili apsorbiraju atomi ili molekule. Upotrebljavaju se atomi cezija i vodika ili molekule amonijaka. Preciznost atomskih satova danas je takva da više od jedne sekunde ne odstupaju od točnog vremena u milijun godina. Atomski sat na osnovi snopa cezijevih atoma trenutno je najpreciznija norma vremena i frekvencije. Cezijevi atomi u snopu izlaze iz peći brzinom zvuka. Prvi laser ugođen je tako da ih pripremi u jednom energetskom stanju. Atomi dalje prolaze kroz mikrovalni rezonator kojemu je oscilator ugođen na frekvenciju prijelaza između hiperfinih stanja osnovne razine cezija. Laser na izlazu provjerava jesu li atomi u željenu stanju. Ako nisu, znači da je mikrovalni oscilator promijenio frekvenciju. Povratnom vezom uspostavlja se korekcija. Hlađenjem atoma (cezijeva fontana ili atomska stupica) postižu se i veće preciznosti, 100 milijuna godina za ± 1 sekundu.

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Američki fizičari
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After the initial setup, the features are very easy to configure. While I'm definitely more technical than your average user, even my less technical wife can understand the control settings. In fact, you don't even have to be home to change the parental control settings. Just access your device from the CUJO app on your smartphone.
Speaking of setup, you can follow CUJO's eyes to understand what is going on. First, you download an app to your smartphone. Then, you connect CUJO to your router using the provided Ethernet cable and let the app walk you through configuration.
Once configured, all your home's devices are protected, not just your desktops, laptops, and smartphones. It might take a little time for them all to appear as not all devices contact the net so frequently. So, your in-home connections could includes your Nest thermostat, Google Chromecast, and Amazon Echo, for instance.
You can then watch the app to see what threats you were protected against in near real-time. Or, wait for CUJO to send you an alert notification when it blocks an internet threat.
The CUJO Smart Firewall is practically a must have these days given all the malicious users out in the wild. While you hope you never accidentally or otherwise attract anything, it isn't always so simple. In fact, if CUOJ detects anything maliciously coming from your computer, word gets back to the vendor where they'll send an updated firewall rule through the cloud so that your device is fully protected once again.
With CUJO protecting your home wireless network, you don't even have to be home to use the full parental controls. Just open up the app and plug away.
Being a parent of a 10-year old, having a device like the CUJO is a practical necessity. Without the CUJO device, you're too much at risk of your computer contracting something that your child inadvertently installed on their system.
The $249 price might sound on the expensive side but it is money well spent to protect your home smart network. You'll find the CUJO Smart Firewall available at Best Buy.
You are so right - The CUJO Smart Firewall is certainly a must -have. Too many hacks and web threats out there!


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What does it take in today's ever faster, ever more connected world to develop young men of strength and character? Men willing and eager to change the world for the better; to raise strong families; to sacrifice, sweat and struggle building communities that thrive while respecting and protecting the natural world we live in.
In the age of Facebook, Xbox, year-round athletic programs, SATs, and 30-year-old college graduates living with their parents, is it reasonable to look back to a children's book written in 1884 for the answers to how we guide young boys through the minefield of middle school and send them to high school as strong, independent, confident young men ready to grab life by the horns? Well … yes, it is.
When Rudyard Kipling wrote The Jungle Book, the Industrial Revolution was in full swing. Families were moving from an agricultural lifestyle into cities to work in factories and industry.
It is hard for us to imagine, but at the time there was a general concern that our men were becoming too soft, removed and unappreciative of the splendor of the natural world. The Jungle Book went on to become the best-selling children's book of all time, and Mowgli went on to fame and fortune on the silver screen.
Why? Because the book is a parable. Mowgli is you and me. A young and helpless boy alone in a big, bad world. He shows up naked and vulnerable but not afraid, as he doesn't know any better. To survive he needs the support of parents, friends, teachers … indeed, an entire community that has his back. A wolf pack!
Our founder, Mrs. Holt, was not content to just skip 10 or 11 years. She wisely realized that the story and the process contained in that brief paragraph could be used to create an experiential learning program that would take young boys from helpless and silly children to strong men of character.
And so she wrote to Rudyard Kipling, who was living in Vermont at the time, to ask if she could use the characters in the book as the model for a summer camp, or a "School Of The Open," as she called it. He enthusiastically wrote back that it would be fine and to do so with his blessing. He also answered two pressing questions she had. Since she was to have many boys at Camp, how would she use the plural form of Mowgli and importantly … how do you actually pronounce Mowgli? He responded that you would add an "s" to the end, but that it would be silent. And that Mowgli is pronounced "Mow" as in "cow." So it is with irritation that I have to listen to Disney mispronounce the name Mowgli over and over again!
So what started with 11 campers in 1903 has grown to serve thousands of boys over 113 years, but what is most remarkable is that the program, the process, the "School Of The Open" that she developed (and Colonel Elwell refined) has changed so little over the years. Or that the mission of the program has never been as relevant as it is today.
Enter as a Cub. Just as Mowgli joined the Seeonee Wolf Pack as a man-cub with the other wolf cubs, our youngest campers ages 8 and 9 join Mowglis and learn critical life lessons (Law of the Jungle) without effort. While it might seem to be all play … indeed, the Cubs are learning how to function independently from their parents, how to be a part of a group of peers, how to face challenges and overcome fears, all while under the close guidance of a Cub Mother and a group of strong young men.
The Cubs operate as their own group under the watchful eye of a Cub Mother and the supervision and guidance of a select group of Sr. Staff (generally college men of outstanding character). So think about that for just a minute. How many 9-year-old boys get to explore the lakes, mountains, trails, and streams of N.H. with 15 of their closest friends under the tutelage and guidance of four or five caring big brothers? This experience sets the foundation for handling the responsibility, opportunity, and increased independence that life in the Pack will bring.
Acceptance into the Pack. Once a boy is admitted to the Pack, he is part of a society with structure, rules, consequences, and support that exists to create men of character. A year or two as a Cub has prepared him to learn and thrive in this rough-and-tumble environment. While there is one Pack, I like to think of it in two parts representing the growth of Mowgli from boy to man.
The Lower Camp (Toomai, Baloo, and Akela), where boys 10, 11, and 12 learn the basic skills required for survival in the "Jungle": being true to yourself as an individual, while living and supporting the group as a whole, learning to swim, sail, canoe, hike, camp, shoot a rifle and a bow and arrow. All these skills are learned at a basic level under the strict guidance of seasoned and knowledgeable teachers. So just as Mowgli has Baloo and Bagheera as teachers, so our young Mowglis Men are taught by older brothers (Sr. Staff) who are committed to their success.
The Upper Camp (Panther and The Den) for boys 13 and 14. During these final two summers, boys are challenged and tested. The hikes become multi-day pack trips. The Crew teams race hard for glory. Success in an industry requires a real mastery of the activity. In recognition of their status as leaders of the Camp, these older boys are asked and expected to look out for and support the growth of the younger campers.
And just as Kipling suggested, our Mowglis Men learn all these lessons while having fun. And today that fun is real, unconnected, and authentic fun. No TV fun. No Xbox fun. Swimming, sailing, tetherball, soccer, camping, exploring, reading fun. Exhausted at 9 pm and ready to go to sleep. Fun, nervous anticipatory fun. Rain-soaked and summiting Mt. Washington fun. So hoarse from cheering on the Racing Crews I can't talk fun. Can't wait to tell my parents what I can do now fun.
For the worthy … graduation. Perhaps Mowglis is unique in this manner … I don't know, but as Rudyard Kipling imagined in 1885 and as Mrs. Holt brought to life in the early 1900s, once the lessons of the "Jungle" are learned, young Mowgli leaves the support of the Pack and heads out into the world to make a name for himself. For us, that means graduating.
For me, it meant leaving Camp Mowglis as a self-confident, mature 14-year-old young man and heading off to face high school knowing I could handle any adversity thrown my way. I saw the same knowing look in my grandfather's eye as he listened to my stories. I saw the same lively step when my two sons left Camp and started their high school careers.
The world changes quickly and seems to get smaller as information is shared globally in real time. Camp Mowglis, our program, and traditions live on and are as strong and relevant today as 100 years ago. Our Camp has had strong leaders who brought the story of The Jungle Book to life. As Akela was the wise old wolf, the leader of the wolf pack, who looked after the best interests of each wolf individually and the pack as a whole, today our Director, Mr. Robbins, takes his place on Council Rock each evening and sees 100-plus young Mowgli to nurture and guide and a Mowglis pack thousands strong reaching back generations to protect.
Mowglis 2016, I salute you!


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Archive - Jul 26, 2010 - Daily News Article
Pennsylvania Senate Race Turns Into Battlefield for Dueling Pro-Israel Groups
ATFP World Press Roundup Article from The Jewish Daily Forward
by Josh Nathan-Kazis - July 26, 2010 - 12:00am
Two self-described pro-Israel groups are trading barbs and pointed advertisements in a dispute over the record of Rep. Joe Sestak, the Democratic candidate for Senate in Pennsylvania. The dueling advertisements, sponsored by the left-wing group J Street and a new right-wing group called the Emergency Committee for Israel, present diverging views of Sestak's positions on Israel. Meanwhile, the two groups are targeting each other in a secondary dispute over which organization best represents the interests of Israel.
Top settler rabbi arrested for allegedly inciting to kill non-Jews
by Chaim Levinson - July 26, 2010 - 12:00am
The head rabbi of a prominent yeshiva in the West Bank settlement of Yitzhar was arrested Monday for writing a book that allegedly encourages the killing of non-Jews. Rabbi Yitzhak Shapira is the alleged author of the book "The King's Torah," which deems as legal, according to "Jewish law," the killing of non-Jews. Police began investigating Shapira after an advertisement for the book in a Hebrew newspaper created a public uproar. Deputy Attorney General Shai Nitzan encouraged the investigation as he believed the book contained an incitement to violence.
Palestinian official hints at accepting direct talks
ATFP World Press Roundup Article from Xinhua
July 25, 2010 - 12:00am
A Palestinian official on Sunday hinted at accepting U.S. demands to start direct peace talks with Israel. "We don't rule out any possibility or form of negotiations," said Yasser Abed Rabbo, a member of the Executive Committee of Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). However, Abed Rabbo stressed that Washington should present guarantees that the direct discussions would lead to an agreement. "These negotiations should not be taking place in vicious circle." Israel and the Palestinians started four-month indirect negotiations in May.
Dr. Izzeldin Abuelaish, do you still have hope after the IDF killed your daughters and niece in Gaza?
by Limor Shmuel Friedman - (Interview) July 26, 2010 - 12:00am
TORONTO - Dr. Izzeldin Abuelaish speaks frankly to Israelis and Palestinians, in synagogues, mosques and cultural centers, in this city, where he now resides. On January 16, 2009 three of his daughters, Bessan (20 ), Mayar (15 ) and Aya (13 ), and his niece, Noor (17 ) were killed by an Israel Defense Forces shell fired directly into their bedroom. When Operation Cast Lead in Gaza started, he stopped traveling to his job at Sheba Medical Center at Tel Hashomer, where he worked in in vitro fertilization.
PNA to punish dealers importing Jewish settlement products
The Palestinian National Authority (PNA) on Sunday said merchants importing and selling products of Jewish settlements in the West Bank would be punished from the beginning of August. The dealers who bring the settlement products "would have to pay big amounts of fine or might be imprisoned," Hassan Abu Libda, Palestinian minister of economy, told reporters. Abu Libda added that his ministry would inspect the markets next month and search all stores "and would transfer anybody dealing with the settlements' products to justice."
Six injured in clashes between Palestinians, settlers
Four Jewish settlers and two Palestinians were injured during clashes between the two sides near a settlement to the south of Nablus city in the West Bank on Monday, witnesses said. The settlers went to the street to express anger after Israeli police demolished a house and a barn that were built in an Israeli settlement near the Palestinian village of Burin, saying the demolishment violated an Israeli government freeze on settlement expansion in the West Bank, Israel Radio reported.
Rosemary's baby - Uri Avnery
Since I witnessed the rise of the Nazis during my childhood in Germany, my nose always tickles when it smells something fascist, even when the odor is still faint. When the debate about the "one-state solution" began, my nose tickled. Have you gone mad, I told my nose, this time you are dead wrong. This is a plan of the left. It is being put forward by leftists of undoubted credentials, the greatest idealists in Israel and abroad, even certified Marxists. But my nose insisted. It continued to tickle. Now it appears that the nose was right, after all.
Abbas: Israel renewing cycle of violence
President Mahmoud Abbas said Sunday that Israel's continued settlement building on what would become a future Palestinian state was impeding a two-state solution and renewing the cycle of violence. In his speech delivered at the summit of the African Union in Kampala, Abbas said Palestinians were clinging to peace "to build a better future for our coming generations and all peoples of the region," the PA news agency Wafa reported.
Settlers riot near Nablus checkpoint
Residents of an illegal Israeli settlement rioted Monday in the northern West Bank, protesting the demolition of structures built in an adjoining outpost, onlookers said. Ma'an's Nablus correspondent reported from the scene that dozens of armed settlers stormed the nearby Burin village, opening fire at Palestinian homes. Israeli forces also ransacked houses, locals said, including the homes of Bashir Az-Zein and Ibrahim Abid.


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Cassie is a pretty cool and slim robot that walks bipedally. It's basically the bottom half of a humanoid robot.
The biped walking robot at the present moment is hard enough to walk even on a flat surface. Moreover, speed has not been pursued. What will happen if you become a staircase? It can be said that there is no better way to make a robot poisoned by spending a lot of money.
Still, robotics has attractiveness and promising potential. There is not one correct answer for the machine to move freely. Boston Dynamics' horribly agile quadruped carrying robot has excellent stability. A cockroach type robot that goes into narrow gaps may crawl in the rubble to find the building that collapsed. Now that robotization advances, you may find a perfect place for a biped walking robot. For example, it is "human-like work" such as twisting a valve by going up a ladder at a nuclear power facility which has become a decommissioning furnace.
Cassie still has no arms. The destination must be directed by humans. However, from now on the biped walking robot will go to various places. Even though it is impossible to go to the top of Mount Everest, there are many places you can go.
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Malta is still ranked 182nd in the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking as published on Thursday.
The boys in red are ranked 51st in Europe, lying just behind FYR Macedonia (136, down 3), Luxembourg (145, up 2), Moldova (161, down 2) and Kosovo (173, down 1). Behind Malta are Liechtenstein (186, down 3) and Andorra (186, up 1), San Marino (204) and Gibraltar (206).
Malta will be in action on Tuesday in a friendly match against Ukraine and then on Saturday in a World Cup qualifier against Slovenia.
Meanwhile ahead of a busy month in senior international football, with FIFA World Cup™ qualifying and the FIFA Confederations Cup set to take centre stage in June, there has been a small amount of notable movement in the latest FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking. New Zealand, who will face hosts Russia in the opener of the Confederations Cup in Saint Petersburg on 17 June, are the biggest movers by rank (95th, plus 17 places), while there were marginal gains for other Russia 2017 participants Australia (48th, plus two places) and Cameroon (32nd, up one place).
With just ten international friendlies taking place since the May edition, there is little surprise that most of the top ten remain unchanged, with Brazil, Argentina and another Confederations Cup contender Germany retaining their place as the top three. However, Poland (tenth, up one place) have managed to gatecrash the top ten for the first time in the Ranking's history, with the side currently sitting top of Group E in the UEFA section of World Cup qualifying joining Spain on 1198 ranking points, meaning they share tenth spot.
Another pair of sides who share a space in the Ranking are United Kingdom neighbours Wales (13th) and England (13th, up one place) thanks to the Three Lions' slight rise.


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2017 Confederations Cup
18 Jun 2017 | Confederations Cup | Opinion
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The 2017 Confederations Cup will be the tenth instalment of the international football tournament. Staged one year prior to the World Cup, the event gives the host nation an opportunity to test their organisational skills ahead of the world's greatest sporting event.
This year the tournament will be held in Russia between the 17th June and 2nd July. Four different venues are being used and the final will be held at the Krestovsky Stadium in Saint Petersburg, a stadium which opened early this year.
Eight teams will contest the 2017 Confederations Cup, with Russia qualifying automatically as hosts. The other seven teams are:
2014 World Cup winners Germany
UEFA Euro 2016 winners Portugal
2015 AFC Asian Cup winners Australia
2015 Copa America winners Chile
2015 CONCACAF winners Mexico
2016 OFC Nations Cup winners New Zealand
2017 African Cup of Nations winners Cameroon
The eight teams have been drawn into two groups of four, with the top two teams going through to the semi-finals. There will be extra-time and penalties if required in the semi-finals and final.
Russia have been drawn in Group A along with Portugal, Mexico and New Zealand.
The Russian team have been struggling since a disappointing display at Euro 2016 and there have been defeats to Costa Rica and Qatar. Recent friendly results have improved slightly, with a win over Hungary and draws with Chile and Belgium.
Unfortunately, coach Stanislav Cherchesov must make do without striker Artem Dzyuba due to injury and this does not help their chances of getting out of this group. Russia will do well to make the semi-finals but third place in the group is more likely.
Portugal are the favourites to win Group A and rightly so. Having won Euro 2016 Portugal have reacted well to losing their first match in World Cup qualifying to Switzerland and should return to Russia next year for the World Cup.
Fernando Santos has selected a very strong squad for the Confederations Cup with Cristiano Ronaldo, Andre Silva, Bernardo Silva, Andre Gomes and Nani all included. This signals Portugal are in Russia to win it and they are favourites to qualify from the group as winners.
Mexico will be hoping to make the semi-finals and have what it takes to finish second in Group A. The Mexican team are doing well in World Cup qualifying and have yet to lose a match. However, Portugal will be a tougher test than anything they have faced during the World Cup qualifiers and a recent defeat to Croatia shows they may struggle to finish above the Portuguese in the group.
2017 Confederations Cup Group B contains the tournament favourites, Germany plus Cameroon, Chile and Australia.
Joachim Low's team are well placed to qualify for the 2018 World Cup but the German manager has opted to select an experimental squad for this tournament. Only Matthias Ginter, Julian Draxler and Shkodran Mustafi remain from the 2014 World Cup winning squad and several young players have been included.
Despite the inexperienced look to Germany's squad, many of the players have been in excellent form for their club teams and will start the tournament full of confidence. With Cameroon and Australia two of the weaker teams in the tournament, Germany should have no problem progressing to the semi-finals.
The one team which may challenge them for top spot in Group B is Chile. With the likes of Alexis Sanchez and Arturo Vidal in their squad, Chile have some top talent and enough to trouble Germany. However, qualification for the World Cup is proving tough in South America and Chile still have a lot of work to do if they are to return to Russia next summer.
Fortunately, being in a group which contains Cameroon and Australia, Chile should have no problem in finishing in the top two places and making the semi-finals of the 2017 Confederations Cup. Cameroon caused an upset by winning the Africa Cup on Nations but looked poor in a recent friendly defeat to Colombia.
Australia face a fight to qualify for the World Cup and both Germany and Chile are stronger than any team they have faced in the qualifying process.
With Germany, Portugal, Mexico and Chile the favourites to reach the semi-finals, much could rest on which teams finish first and second in their group. If both Germany and Portugal finish top, as predicted, they will avoid each other in the semi-final and could meet in an all European final.
As Portugal have their strongest team available, they must go into every match in this tournament as the favourites, even the final against Germany. Do not be surprised to see Cristiano Ronaldo add yet another piece of silverware to his collection this summer.
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Manchester United Look to Maintain Lead at Fulham
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Man City expected to edge stubborn Aston Villa
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Recovery from alcohol and other drug problems in a nationally-representative sample of U.S. adults: Prevalence, pathways, and predictors
Alcohol and other drug (AOD) misuse and related disorders confer a prodigious burden of disease, disability and premature mortality in middle and high-income countries globally. Understanding how individuals are successful at changing and sustaining salutary change with regard to AOD-related behaviors, has become a clinical and public health priority in light of increases in alcohol and opioid harms and a rapidly changing policy landscape regarding the legal status of marijuana. This symposium examines these global challenges by bringing together international experts on addiction recovery science and policy. Professor John Kelly will present data from the first nationally representative study of US adults who have successfully resolved a significant AOD problem highlighting national prevalence estimates, the variety of recovery pathways used, recovery identity, and changes in indices of quality of life and functioning with time in recovery.
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Congo, officially Republic of the Congo, competed at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, from August 5 to 21, 2016. This was the nation's twelfth appearance at the Summer Olympics, since its debut in 1964. Congolese athletes did not attend the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City, and the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal because of the African boycott.

Congolese Olympics & Sports Committee () sent the nation's largest delegation to the Games in a non-boycotting edition. A total of ten athletes, seven men and three women, were selected to the team across five different sports, with two of them returning from London 2012. Table tennis player Suraju Saka, who competed at his third Games, was the oldest (aged 40) and most experienced member of the squad. Meanwhile, shot putter and reigning All-African Games champion Franck Elemba served as the nation's flag bearer in the opening ceremony.

Congo narrowly missed out on its first ever Olympic medal in Rio de Janeiro, as Franck Elemba placed fourth in the men's shot put.

Athletics (track and field)

Congolese athletes have so far achieved qualifying standards in the following athletics events (up to a maximum of 3 athletes in each event):

Track & road events

Field events

Boxing

Congo entered two boxers to compete in each of the following weight classes into the Olympic competition, signifying the nation's return to the sport for the first time since 1980. Dival Malonga and Anauel Ngamissengue received spare berths freed up by Morocco as the next highest-ranked boxers, not yet qualified, at the 2016 African Qualification Tournament.

Judo

Congo qualified one judoka for the men's heavyweight category (+100 kg) at the Games, signifying the nation's Olympic return to the sport for the first time since 2004. Deo Gracia Ngokaba earned a continental quota spot from the African region as Congo's top-ranked judoka outside of direct qualifying position in the IJF World Ranking List of May 30, 2016.

Swimming

Congo received a Universality invitations from FINA to send two swimmers (one male and one female) to the Olympics.

Table tennis

Congo entered three athletes into the table tennis competition at the Games. Chinese-born players Wang Jianan and Han Xing secured places each in the men's and women's singles by virtue of a top four finish at the 2015 All-Africa Games. They were eventually joined by three-time Olympian Suraju Saka, who finished in the top two at the African Qualification Tournament in Khartoum, Sudan.

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8/29/2016In 1973, applied statistician Herman Chernoff proposed one of the most strange and ingenious ideas in the history of information visualization – symbolizing data using faces.
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Data visualization blogosphere is filled with great ideas and inspiration. What is missing is the candid conversations about the limitations of data. Unfortunately, finding quality content on this topic is like finding a needle in a haystack. So, when one of the greatest thought leaders in SaaS data world wrote on this topic, I feel obligated to share it with you. Here is Tomasz Tunguz on the limitations of data.
Self-service has been a buzzword in the analytics industry for the last few years. While the self-service movement has been instrumental in bringing about rapid decision making and empowering business users get answers to their data questions, one has to be aware of the key skills still required. Stephen Few highlights this important foundation of building a data-driven culture.
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Republicans want America to believe the economy is still lousy because government is too big, and the way to revive the economy is to cut federal spending. On Sunday Republican Speaker John Boehner even refused to rule out a government shut-down if Republicans don't get the spending cuts they want.
Today (Monday) Obama pours gas on the Republican flame by proposing a 2012 federal budget that cuts the federal deficit by $1.1 trillion over 10 years. About $400 billion of this will come from a five-year freeze on non-security discretionary spending – including all sorts of programs for poor and working-class Americans, such as heating assistance to low-income people and community-service block grants. Most of the rest from additional spending cuts, such as grants to states for water treatment plants and other environmental projects and higher interest charges on federal loans to graduate students.
That means the Great Debate starting this week will be set by Republicans: Does Obama cut enough spending? How much more will he have cut in order to appease Republicans? If they don't get the spending cuts they want, will Tea-Party Republicans demand a shut-down?
Framed this way, the debate invites deficit hawks on both sides of the aisle to criticise Democrats and Republicans alike for failing to take on Social Security and Medicare entitlements. Expect Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson, co-chairs of Obama's deficit commission, to say the President needs to do more. Expect Alice Rivlin and Paul Ryan, respectively former Clinton hawk and current Republican budget hawk, to tout their plan for chopping Medicare.
It's the wrong debate about the wrong thing at the wrong time.
To official Washington it seems like 1995 all over again, when Bill Clinton and Newt Gingrich played a game of chicken over cutting the budget deficit, the hawks warned about the perils of giant deficits, and the 1996 general election loomed over all. Washington politicians and the media know this playbook by heart, so it's natural for them to take on the same roles, make the same arguments, and build up to the same showdown over a government shutdown and a climactic presidential election.
In 2011 most Americans are still in the throes of the Great Recession, which was caused by the bursting of a giant debt bubble. The Fed can't reverse course by cutting interest rates; rates have been near zero for two years.
Big American companies are sitting on almost $2 trillion of cash because there aren't enough customers to buy additional goods and services. The only people with money are the richest 10 per cent whose stock portfolios have been roaring back to life, but their spending isn't enough to spur much additional hiring.
The Republican bromide – cut federal spending – is precisely the wrong response to this ongoing crisis, which is more analogous to the Great Depression than to any recent recession. Herbert Hoover responded the same way between 1929 and 1932. Insufficient spending only deepened the Great Depression.
The best way to revive the economy is not to cut the federal deficit right now. It's to put more money into the pockets of average working families. Not until they start spending again big time will companies begin to hire again big time.
Don't cut the government services they rely on – college loans, home heating oil, community services, and the rest. State and local budget cuts are already causing enough pain.
The most direct way to get more money into their pockets is to expand the Earned Income Tax Credit (a wage subsidy) all the way up through people earning $50,000, and reduce their income taxes to zero. Taxes on incomes between $50,000 and $90,000 should be cut to 10 per cent; between $90,000 and $150,000 to 20 per cent; between $150,000 and $250,000 to 30 per cent.
Make up the revenues by increasing taxes on incomes between $250,000 to $500,000 to 40 per cent; between $500,000 and $5 million, to 50 per cent; between $5 million and $15 million, to 60 per cent; and anything over $15 million, to 70 per cent.
The lion's share of America's income and wealth is at the top. Taxing the very rich won't hurt the economy. They spend a much smaller portion of their incomes than everyone else.
Sure – take some steps to cut federal spending over the longer term. Cut the bloated defence budget. Tame the growth in healthcare costs by allowing the federal government to use its bargaining clout — as the nation's biggest purchaser of drugs and hospital services under Medicare and Medicaid and the Veterans Administration – to get low prices. While we're at it, cut agricultural subsidies.
But don't believe for a moment that federal spending cuts anytime soon will get the economy growing soon. They'll have the opposite effect because they'll reduce total demand.
The progressive tax system I've outlined will get the economy growing again. This, in turn, will bring down the ratio of the debt as a proportion of the total economy — the only yardstick of fiscal prudence that counts.
But we can't get to this point – or even to have a debate about it – if Obama allows Republicans to frame the debate as how much federal spending can be cut and how to shrink the deficit.
The President has to reframe the debate around the necessity of average families having enough to spend to get the economy moving again. He needs to remind America this is not 1995 but 2011 — and we're still in a jobs crisis brought on by the bursting of a giant debt bubble and the implosion of total demand.


To appreciate the hard work that goes into every design, you'll need to understand the thinking behind our designs.
Our job is to give you the best website possible for your budget. It's sometimes hard for people to appreciate the amount of effort and technique that goes into making every one of our websites. So hopefully, by reading this, you will understand that Starfish websites are truly exceptional.
Starfish websites are designed by multidisciplinary teams, since the best results come when people with different talents and perspectives can come together and influence each other's thinking and work.
Web design is a business of constant innovation where new ideas, new standards, and new technologies mean that we're continuously learning and improving ourselves in order to keep serving you the best.
Building websites is not an exercise in aesthetics. The designer does not necessarily have the largest influence. There is a whole raft of skills involved – too much for just one, two, or even three people to know everything. There are at least 6 people with different educational backgrounds on every team.
Neither does the client have the largest influence. Although we do defer to the client, we try to see the client as an equal participant whose influence depends on their ability to help meet the company's business goals.
The secret lies in managing these talented individuals (including you, the client), so that they can contribute in a productive manner towards a variety of projects, constantly moving forward and finishing the project on time and on a budget.
It takes the skills of business people, communications experts, web technologyexperts, writers, and artists to create a single small website. If you take this into consideration, you will see how Starfish provides exceptional value for money.
Innovative websites aren't made on an assembly line. They are made as a collective over time. It's an organic process. It takes time for knowledge to cross over and sink in. It takes time for ideas to incubate.
This is why we don't limit design or function decisions to just the beginning. Good ideas can come at any time, and, quite often, the best decisions come later in the day. So we are careful to manage the process so that these ideas can be turned into a reality.
We're here to resolve your business problems through design. The way we do it is by constantly finding out more and more about your business throughout the development process. This means we're able to come up with novel solutions to help your business improve at any stage.
We show or tell you our ideas, and if you like them, we go ahead and implement them. Likewise, if you have a great idea, you don't have to know it at the beginning. Just tell us your ideas and if it's not too much trouble, we'll go and implement it.
Whereas, the average web design company will charge you extra if you change your mind, we try to avoid that unless it's absolutely necessary. We welcome change because it leads to better websites.
Our designs are often referred to as 'clean and modern '. This is not something we aim for, but something that happens as a consequence of not entertaining frivolous design ideas. Everything on the page happens for a reason. It's function over form. And the only way to create a perfect form is to work as a team.
This means that we cannot use WordPress, nor would we wish to. Due to its pre-defined styles, it makes it very difficult for us to be truly innovative with WordPress. Content should influence the shape of the website and vice versa. Try doing this with a template system like WordPress.
Our design philosophy is Simplicity. This applies to visible design like graphics and text, as well as invisible design such as code and coding standards.
If it's not needed, get rid of it. If there is a simpler, more understandable way of doing things, don't complicate things if only to prove how clever you are. If you don't know why it exists, get rid of it. Don't build a feature unless it significantly makes life a lot easier. Remove the clutter. Be ruthless.
Everything we create is simple to use, simple to build, and simple to maintain.


The Geosynthetic Institute (GSI) will sponsor a webinar "MSE Wall: Back Drainage Design," on Feb. 20, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. EST. Geosynthetic Materials Association (GMA) member companies and their employees receive discounted rates on all GSI webinar and short course registrations.
Within GSI's database of 320 failed mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) walls reinforced with geogrids or geotextiles, 64% have failed due to water. Furthermore, 72% have been constructed with fine-grained silt and/or clay soils. Taken together, these low-permeability backfill soils do not drain easily and instead build up hydrostatic pressure leading to the large number of failures.
In order to avoid such pressures, back drainage is necessary between the reinforced and retained soil zones. This webinar is focused entirely on the proper design of this back-drainage zone and its outlet system beneath the reinforced soil zone. The design is applicable to sand because the back-drainage material, due to its near vertical orientation, lends toward geocomposite drainage systems. Ten different geocomposites will be tested for their transmissivity and illustrated in the four numeric examples that are presented. In all cases a flow rate factor-of-safety is developed and analyzed accordingly.
Participants will understand how internal and external water enters and acts upon the reinforced soil zone of MSE walls when constructed with low hydraulic conductivity silt and clay soils.
The avoidance of hydrostatic pressure using geocomposite drains is the key in this regard. Technically, proper flow rate factor-of-safety calculations will be formulated by comparing allowable flow rates (using a transmissivity test) with required flow rates (using a finite difference approach). Numeric examples are presented to specifically illustrate the design process.
This webinar will be beneficial to owners of MSE walls, berms and slopes in both the public and private sectors; federal, state and regional geotechnical, transportation and environmental engineers; engineers from municipal districts and townships; private and municipal land developers, architectural and landscape designers; general civil consulting engineers; testing laboratories servicing these organizations; representatives of geosynthetic materials companies; contractors and installers of MSE walls, berms and steep soil slopes; academic and research groups; and others desiring technically related information on this important aspect of our constructed infrastructure.


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(SOUTH BRUNSWICK) – Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno and Secretary of Agriculture Douglas H. Fisher today officially declared the fall agritourism season underway.
Agricultural tourism, or agritourism, in New Jersey offers affordable, family-oriented recreational and educational activities and opportunities to learn about the production of food and agricultural products and the state's rich farming heritage while helping to encourage the preservation of agricultural lands.
Secretary Fisher walks the maze.
To highlight the wide variety of on-farm activities available, Secretary Fisher joined Bradley Hillman, Senior Associate Director of the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station and Director of Rutgers Cooperative Research, and Kevin MacConnell, Rutgers Deputy Director of Athletics at VonThun Farms in Monmouth Junction today to see a Rutgers football-themed corn maze. The 5-acre maze features a sculpted Rutgers helmet, football and Coach Greg Schiano's "Keep Choppin'" mantra.
Secretary Fisher, Grace Hanlon, Acting Director of the State Division of Travel and Tourism, Phyllis Oppenheimer of Travel and Tourism, Bob VonThun, Brad Hillman and Kevin MacConnell inside the maze.
Cindy VonThun, a graduate of Cook College (now SEBS) and her husband, Bob Jr. and his friend, Paul Junkiersky, both avid Rutgers football fans, came up with the idea for this year's maze design to honor the team's recent successful seasons. With three miles of twists and turns, the maze is laid out in two sections, for those who might want a shorter maze experience, and includes several ways to travel the maze, from no help at all, to following Scarlet Knight-themed clues to actually following a map.
The Von Thun farm dates back to 1913 when Henry VonThun, Bob's great-grandfather, purchased 90 acres to grow potatoes and grain crops. In 1986, Bob and Cindy changed the farm's focus to small fruits and vegetables, adding pick-your-own fields and a farm market. Greenhouses were added in 1989 and they now grow thousands of plants in their 15,000 square feet of greenhouse space. In 1995, the VonThuns expanded into fall activities on the farm. They grow thousands of mums and pansies, an apple orchard and many acres of pumpkins, as well as hayrides, the corn maze and fall harvest weekend activities.
Agritourism offers a variety of year-round experiences from pick-your-own produce, farm stands, wine tastings and horse back riding to hayrides, corn mazes and cut-your-own Christmas trees. In addition to revenues for farmers, a Rutgers University study found that for every dollar in agritourism sales generated on a New Jersey farm, 58 cents of additional sales are generated in a wide range of other allied businesses, such as restaurants, construction companies and insurance providers.
The study, conducted in 2007, found that more than one-fifth of New Jersey farms offered some form of agritourism, with 43 percent of New Jersey's total farmland associated with farm operations engaged in agritourism. The study also showed that a large percentage of farms offering agritourism events derived most, if not all their income from those activities.


INTERLINK MARITECH SERVICE (IMS) was established in 1995 with the aim of providing cost effective solution to the international ship spare / equipment market.
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See Brooke Hogan Then and Now — Is She Still Wrestling With Her Father?
Has Brooke Hogan Left Her Wrestling Days Behind? See What She's Up to Now!
It's been awhile since we first met the blonde and in-charge Brooke Hogan (full name Brooke Ellen Bollea), now 29, oldest daughter of wrestling champ Hulk Hogan. Gone are the days of Hogan Knows Best, the reality show which let us have a glimpse into his family's antics, such as the time the Hulkster gave Brooke the third degree for wearing too-short a skirt.
The Florida native has definitely achieved a lot since declaring her independence from mom and dad. She released her first well-received album, Undiscovered. Shocked fans when she posed on the cover of FHM in 2006 — becoming the first FHM cover model under 21 years old. And became the star of her own reality show, Brooke Knows Best, where we watched her record her second studio album, The Redemption. But now that she's grown into her own, what else is this Jackie-of-all-trades up to? Read on to find out more.
How is Brooke's relationship with her mom?
But all of that turmoil may be in the past because The Inside Edition reported recently that Brooke and Linda were seen frantically searching for her lost dog Molly — which they found safe and sound near their Los Angeles neighborhood. Looks like mom and daughter may be moving forward.
Brooke was once engaged to Phil Costa of the Dallas Cowboys, but called it quits back in 2013. E! News reported that the two separated due to Brooke wanting to focus on her music career.
MORE: Remember 'Growing Up Gotti'? See What the Cast Looks Like Today!
How much money does Brooke have?
Between her music success, modeling gigs, and TV appearances, Brooke's net worth is $6 million.
Is Brooke still on Instagram?
She sure is! The L.A. resident is all about "Good Vibes" on her handle @mizzhogan. She shares a mix of model shots, precious family moments, and plenty of pics of her fur babies.
What is Brooke doing now?
Looks like Brooke most definitely followed in her daddy's footsteps. According to her website, Brooke made her World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) debut alongside her father on a 2006 episode of Saturday Night's Main Event. She stuck with wrestling for a bit longer on Spike TV's Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) to help promote the female wrestling division.
MORE: Still Together? See Where All the 'Real World/Road Rules' Couples Are Now!
Brooke Hogan went from an adorable teen with a lot of dreams to a smart and independent woman in 2017. Just look at her now!


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El San Luis Fútbol Club fou un club mexicà de futbol que participa en la Primera Divisió de Mèxic. Juga els seus partits com a local a l'estadi Alfonso Lastras Ramírez de la ciutat de San Luis de Potosí, tot i que abans jugava a l'estadi Plan de San Luis, avui convertit en un centre d'alt rendimient. El club va ser fundat el 7 de juliol de 1957.

El 2013 s'anuncià que el club es traslladà a Tuxtla Gutiérrez creant el Chiapas FC. A la ciutat es creà posteriorment el Club Atlético de San Luis.

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