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Have a look into the world of printmaking! Featured artists Julie Scott and Jeff Russell are exhibiting prints that take you on a trek to awe-inspiring distant places. Not only will you get to travel the globe, but you will also see various printmaking techniques from letterpress printing to polymer etchings. There will be a third Friday March 16th event that will feature Prints by Julie Scott + Jeff Russell.


Diego da Silva Costa born in Lagarto, Sergipe, 7 October 1988) is a Spanish football player who plays for Chelsea Football Club in the Primary League, as an attacker.
Internationally, Costa played twice with Brazil in 2013 but later expressed his desire to represent Spain, who has been granted Spanish citizenship by September 2013. He made his debut for his country selected in March 2014. Diego costa also plays for Spain in the world cup. 2014 held in Brazil.
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Chiefs Hope Former Ravens Toughen Up Team
By Bruce Raffel Updated Aug 19, 2011, 3:00pm EDT
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With three former members of the Baltimore Ravens on their roster, the Kansas City Chiefs may be trying to mold themselves into "Baltimore Midwest," according to KansasCity.com. The Chiefs not only signed FB Le'Ron McClain, DT Kelly Gregg and OT Jared Gaither through free agency, they also brought QB Coach Jim Zorn on board.
At one point, the plan appeared to be to mold themselves into the shape of the New England Patriots, more of a finesse team, but with the signing of three very physical Ravens and after the 30-7 beatdown the Chiefs suffered at the hands of the Ravens in last year's playoff game, it is beginning to look that Kansas City may be headed in a different direction.
Whether or not the addition of three players from the Ravens can infuse enough of an influence to change the personality of an entire team remains to be seen. However, most Ravens fans realize that all three of these guys, if healthy and playing to their potential, will be a gold mine of talent for the Chiefs and while they are still in the AFC with Baltimore, most Ravens fans will watch their progress and wish them luck against at least 30 other teams.

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Opinion: Arsenal would save millions by scrapping £9m-rated man and promoting homegrown prospect | The Transfer Tavern | News, breakdown and analysis on all things football!
Arsenal reportedly need to cut costs to have any chance of bringing in a few new faces in January, with the Telegraph reporting that Unai Emery is facing a wage-squeezing few months.
This news, of course, comes off the back of a fruitful summer for the Gunners, with big names including Stephan Lichtsteiner and Bernd Leno moving to the Emirates during the off-season.
However, Emery's debut season squad seemingly isn't going to see much more investment – but that doesn't mean that a few new faces aren't available.
Indeed, perhaps – in an effort to cut costs – Emery could look towards Arsenal's youth academy. There is a ton of talent that could be of use to him over the next year, and many of them would offer him a brilliant alternative to his current playing squad.
In fact, in some cases, it might actually make senses for Emery to replace a few first-team players with younger options, and that's certainly true of Mohamed Elneny. Selling the Egyptian – who is rated at £9 million by Transfer Markt – would offer Arsenal some much-needed funds, and in young Joe Willock – the Gunners would have the perfect replacement.
Willock has had a few fleeting appearances in the Arsenal midfield, and he has generally looked good. Confident and comfortable beyond his years, he's just 18-years-old, but he plays like he's far older. He's an academy graduate at the Emirates, and he's part of an extended group that includes the likes of Reiss Nelson, and they all genuinely have a shot at making it at the club.
In Willock's situation, his case is particularly strong. Able to play across the midfield – including as a deep-lying midfielder and, indeed, further up the field – he's as comfortable with the ball as he is chasing it, and his technical ability is second to none. Able to find passes from across the field and get involved in the game from either end, he's the sort of player that a game will run through.
He's featured both domestically and in Europe in an Arsenal shirt, and rarely has he put a foot wrong in any fixture that he's competed in.
Elneny's potential exit would certainly open a door for him, as he's similar to Elneny with regards to his playstyle, albeit he's more comfortable going forward. He has less defensive focus, certainly, but his maturity and mental capacity allow him to shield his weaknesses at the back, with incredible positioning and movement allowing him to get out of many difficult spots.
Is he the complete article? Of course not, but neither is Elneny. Willock is a talented midfielder with bags of potential, and if Arsenal are to be looking ahead with a view of cutting costs, he's an ideal player that could come in.


Chinook Energy Inc.- First Quarter 2011 Report – Chinook Energy Inc.
CALGARY, ALBERTA–(Marketwire – May 18, 2011) – Chinook Energy Inc. ("Chinook" or the "Company") (TSX:CKE) is pleased to announce our financial and operating results for the three months ended March 31, 2011, the granting of the Bir Ben Tartar Concession in Tunisia and commencement of completion operations on our Sud Remada discovery.
We have been notified by the Tunisian authorities that our request for a production concession on our Sud Remada discovery has been approved and the Bir Ben Tartar Concession was officially granted on April 27, 2011. This is a major regulatory approval step for the future development of the field and has resulted in a 90,000 acre concession for a term of 30 years. The Sud Remada discovery has been independently estimated to contain as much as 297 million barrels of 43 degree API crude oil. The TT4 delineation well was drilled and cased in January. We have successfully mobilized the rig and fracture stimulation equipment and commenced the three-well completion program with the first hydraulic fracture pumped on April 23, 2011. We have successfully pumped six fracture stimulations in the Bir Ben Tartar and Jeffara formations and are in the process of flowing back load fluid. In addition to load water, we have recovered formation oil and gas from all three wells. We expect to be in a position to provide a directional indication of expected initial rates within 7-10 days. We expect the wells to be on production by mid June. Development drilling plans will be determined based on those results but are still planned to commence this summer. Production volumes were lower than forecast in Tunisia during the quarter due to delays in commencing the completion program at Sud Remada.
Our first quarter started slowly from an operations standpoint, but we were able to complete our Canadian program prior to break-up and saw progress in a number of areas that have us encouraged as we move forward.
Production revenue of $55 million was generated from average company-wide production volumes of 14,646 barrels of oil equivalent per day, up from 1,705 barrels of oil equivalent per day in the first quarter of 2010. Our volumes were weighted 64 percent towards natural gas and our average gas sales price for the quarter of $3.85 per thousand cubic feet heavily influenced the average barrel of oil equivalent sales price of $41.86. Year-over-year, on a per share basis, production increased from 1.6 barrels of oil equivalent per million shares in the first quarter of 2010 to 6.4 barrels of oil equivalent per million shares in the first quarter of 2011. Cash flow on a per share basis was up over ten fold. Operating expenses of $15.17 per barrel of oil equivalent were 20 percent higher than forecast for the period due to lower volumes, seasonal variances and one time maintenance expenses incurred in the quarter. On a positive note, netbacks in Tunisia averaged $73.81 per barrel of oil equivalent supported by a Brent crude based oil price that averaged USD$105 per barrel for the quarter. Increased oil volumes from our Sud Remada discovery are expected to begin to influence results in a more significant fashion by later this year.
Capital expenditures for the quarter totaled $46.9 million and were funded from cash flow ($21.1 million), disposition proceeds ($17.3 million), and working capital. Our total debt including working capital increased to $182 million as at March 31, 2011. We are recognizing higher volatility in our capital expenditures relative to our forecast due to a large number of smaller non-operated interests where we cannot accurately forecast activity and also due to a degree of "catch up" on facility maintenance. We drilled 14 (10.6 net) wells during the quarter, which all were cased for completion and four (3.2 net) of which were on production by the end of the quarter. April production has averaged approximately 15,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day but we expect our full second quarter production to be adversely impacted by a number of material facility turnarounds late in the quarter. We successfully delineated a Mississippian oil discovery at Winmore, in southeast Saskatchewan, and expect to drill at least six more wells on the prospect this year. We had success with delineation of plays at Gilby and Knopcik and we have cased initial horizontal test wells on two Triassic prospects at Farmington and Red Creek that will be completed after breakup.
(1)Cash flow is flow does not have a standard meaning under IFRS, see Reader Advisory.
(2)Excludes decommissioning liability incurred during the period.
(3)Production volumes differ from sales volumes in Tunisia where volumes of oil are stored as inventory until title, responsibility and risk of the oil transfer to a third party occurs.
(4)Net debt includes bank debt, both current and long-term, and working capital deficit (surplus).
The security situation in Tunisia remains a serious concern as civil unrest is very high and military conflicts between Ghadafi loyalists and rebels in western Libya continue to destabilize the area. The Tunisian military is actively enforcing Tunisian sovereignty in the border area and is in direct regular contact with our operations. From a political stability perspective the expectations of the Tunisian population for immediate improvements in employment are very high and this has caused work stoppages in several industries across southern Tunisia and periodic demonstrations which present a risk of escalation. Our operations have continued with minor delays but it is a very fluid situation that we continue to monitor closely with safety of our personnel as the primary concern. The World Bank and International Monetary Fund have pledged funding for the stabilization of the Tunisian economy which is a positive sign of knowledgeable participants' commitment to the progress being shown and our receipt of regulatory approval on two important projects are positive signs that the "system" is working in the intervening period until interim elections in July 2011.
We completed the disposition of certain non-core properties with combined production of 136 barrels of oil equivalent per day for proceeds of $17.3 million during the quarter and will continue to rationalize our portfolio over the balance of the year with proceeds directed initially towards debt reduction. Our current debt to annualized cash flow of 2.16 to 1 is expected to improve with a drop in seasonal activity in the second quarter, a reduction in operating expenses closer to forecast ranges, production increases and the completion of additional trimming of non-core assets. With a market valuation equal to 60 percent of our year-end 2010 estimate of After Tax Net Asset Value, we will continue to trim assets at the valuations we are realizing and will accelerate the plan to sell larger packages of assets through more formal processes later this year.
Based on our first quarter 2011's performance and current production levels, we are adjusting our guidance for the full year 2011 to average production levels of 14,500-14,800 barrels of oil equivalent per day which is forecast to generate cash flow of approximately $100 million or $0.40-$0.45 per share. We expect year-end debt to be approximately $175 million with our capital expenditure forecast unchanged at $120 million.
We have expressed our intention to move our Canadian domestic business growth towards a resource focus and we have identified three interesting oil resource concepts that we expect to evaluate on our acreage this year. In Tunisia, we received the detailed core analysis from the Silurian Tannezuft core cut in the TT3 well at Sud Remada and it has confirmed that in a number of parameters considered critical in defining potentially productive shales, the Tannezuft at this location is within a range of commercially productive shale analogues from multi-staged horizontal applications in North America. On this basis, we intend to attempt a fracture stimulation in one of the existing vertical wells at Remada as part of the current program with the intent of demonstrating the ability to place a stimulation into the formation and induce natural flow. If this program is successful, we will have the confidence to design a multi-stage horizontal test of the commercial potential of the play.
We look forward to delivering more positive confirmation of the growth potential we expect to see over the next few quarters. Thank you for your patience and support.
With respect to the forward-looking statements contained in this news release, Chinook has made assumptions regarding, among other things: the ability of Chinook to continue to operate in Tunisia with limited logistical security and operational issues, future capital expenditure levels, future oil and natural gas prices, future oil and natural gas production levels, Chinook's ability to obtain equipment in a timely manner to carry out development activities, the impact of increasing competition, the ability of Chinook to add production and reserves through development and exploitation activities. Although Chinook believes that the expectations reflected in the forward-looking statements contained in this news release, and the assumptions on which such forward-looking statements are made, are reasonable, there can be no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements included in this news release, as there can be no assurance that the plans, intentions or expectations upon which the forward-looking statements are based will occur. By their nature, forward-looking statements involve numerous assumptions, known and unknown risks and uncertainties that contribute to the possibility that predictions, forecasts, projections and other forward-looking statements will not occur, which may cause Chinook's actual performance and financial results in future periods to differ materially from any estimates or projections of future performance or results expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. These risks and uncertainties include, without limitation, political and security risk associated with Chinook's Tunisian operations, risks associated with oil and gas exploration, development, exploitation, production, marketing and transportation, loss of markets, volatility of commodity prices, currency fluctuations, imprecision of reserve and resource estimates, environmental risks, competition from other producers, inability to retain drilling rigs and other services, capital expenditure costs, including drilling, completion and facilities costs, unexpected decline rates in wells, delays in projects and/or operations resulting from surface conditions, wells not performing as expected, delays resulting from or inability to obtain the required regulatory approvals and ability to access sufficient capital from internal and external sources. As a consequence, actual results may differ materially from those anticipated in the forward-looking statements. Readers are cautioned that the forgoing list of factors is not exhaustive. Additional information on these and other factors that could effect Chinook's operations and financial results are included in reports on file with Canadian securities regulatory authorities and may be accessed through the SEDAR website (www.sedar.com) and at Chinook's website (www.chinookenergyinc.com). Furthermore, the forward-looking statements contained in this news release are made as at the date of this news release and Chinook does not undertake any obligation to update publicly or to revise any of the forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as may be required by applicable securities laws.


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Color conveys meanings or evokes feelings in three chief ways. See the resulting associations with green for each trigger.
1. PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE: Green is refreshing, quiet, natural and calming. That's why they have "green" rooms at TV studios for performers to wait in.
2. IN NATURE: Green is the color of grass, leaves and vegetables and is therefore associated with those things in nature that we find refreshing and associate with growth and fertility.
In A House Full of Feathers and Fur | Supplies: SEI: Entrada Collection; Field Notes Postcard, Salem Heights Sticker Sheet, Corrugate Cardboard Alpha and Frame, Feather Pack, Puff Alphas Green; 3 M Foam Squares; Ink Pad: Ranger by Tim Holtz; Other Supplies: Yarn, Misc. Buttons, Kraft Cardstock.
Summer Camp by Kiki Kougioumtzi | Supplies: Patterned paper:Basic Grey, Cosmo Cricket; Journaling card:Cosmo Cricket; Stickers:Basic Grey; Chipboard:My Mind's Eye; Alphas: My Mind's Eye, Basic Grey.
Maya L'abielle (Maya the Bee) by Marie-Pierre Capistran | Supplies: watercolour paper and watercolour; AC Thickers: Daydream; black thread and sewing machine; glossy accent; date stamp.
The title on Doris Sander's "Your Tears Pierce My Heart" is key to our understanding of and entry into this page and their bright green color grabs the eye and moves it from top to bottom.
Debbie Hodge's "Hot Saturday Afternoon" includes several busy photos of friends on and around the river. The long photo at lower right grabs the eye first with its bright values. The greens in it are echoed in the other photos — but Debbie also included three green embellishment points to keep the eye moving around the page.
"Surf Soul" is a beach themed page by Kim Watson who made sure to play up her theme of water and waves by including ruffled "wave-like" paper, a fringe of blue beneath the photo and blue sprays radiating out from the photo. In the midst of all this color and detail are bright green accents in the title work and pennants.
Amber Ries made a mosaic of hand-trimmed blocks cut from photos and a variety of papers on "Star Cake." Bright bits of green papers and candy sprinkles are scattered around page center.


Kate's Hour events are offered several times during the academic year. They are theme based events and programs to enrich and enhance the students' educational experience. They provide student networking and relationship building opportunities.
Program and Event examples include: Mock Interviews, Resume Writing, Kate Gleason's Birthday Celebration, What Not to Wear, Company Information Sessions, Student Summer Experiences, etc.
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The holidays are a festive time of year, perfect for writing about sensory details. There's the scent of pine trees and pumpkin pie, the laughter of children and jingling of bells, and the taste of Christmas confections that only appear once a year, like maple fudge and peppermint bark.
Everyone knows that sensory details make a story rich and interesting, but first you have to have a story. The holidays are filled with memories of family get-togethers and fantastic presents. Maybe your family goes caroling or visits a neighborhood light festival. All of these are potential stories.
At our house we have a wooden Advent calendar. It is shaped like a Christmas tree, and has numbered circle magnets 1-24. Each day, you place an ornament magnet on the numbered circle. When the tree is filled, it's Christmas Eve. My boys loved this calendar when they were growing up. They arranged the little ornaments in some undisclosed order, and were very precised about which ornament was put up on which day, and where on the tree it was placed.
Since they have grown up and moved out, the Advent calendar sometimes goes days without an ornament. They come home to visit in mid-December and are horrified, quickly placing the magnets to catch up. They are also disgusted when I place the magnets in the wrong order or in the wrong place. (Remember, I said they had a secret system known only to the two of them). All I know is, Santa is the last ornament, placed on the tree on Christmas Eve morning.
I know you have Christmas stories, and I'd love to hear them. It can be about family, traditions, or a great present you got once. Let's get festive!
I love to write fantasy stories about the holiday seasons. It makes me feel cozy!
Sometimes when teachers give me a prompt to write about my Christmas I can never stop because I say all the things we did since we spend so much time together.
One Christmas when I went to India for winter break my grandparents barely knew what I was talking about. I told them about putting up a tree and decorating it with lights and then in the morning walking up to find presents under it. They asked my cousins what I was talking about and they explained it better. I was a little sad that Christmas would be different but when I woke up in the morning and went downstairs it was like I was in Christmas in the Park! There were three huge trees all lighted and decorated. I was so happy. I even got at least ten presents under each tree! I was so happy.
Christmastime, in my opinion, is the best time to write and tell stories. There are so many memories of this festive season, and its easy to put it into words. I probably write most of my stories during December.
Writing during the festive times is amazing. That is when you get the best ideas for writing the best stories you couldn't write any other time of the year.
My family doesn't really celebrate holidays so we don't do anything special except for giving presents.
Presents are special! Do you look forward to it? Then it's a tradition! What is the best present you ever got?
If I were to write a holiday story, I would include a character who tries to spoil the holiday, but messes up in many different ways. It's just so funny!
During December, there are many events to write about. If I wrote about a holiday story, I would definitely tell about the first time I went skiing and how I felt while going down on a huge slope.
On Christmas eve, my family would have a Christmas party! We would have everyone come and we would eat and open presents!
Opening presents IS a tradition! Tell me about the best present you ever got. Have you ever picked out a special present to give someone?
During the Christmas time, I would want to write about many things. If I had to pick just one though, it would be when I first went snowboarding and how I fell so many times!
Every year, usually the day after Christmas, my family and I go to Reno, Nevada and stay at my cousin's house there for a few days. Everyday it would snow in Reno so my cousins and I would go up to a mountain and sled down.
I don't usually go to Reno that much, but I did go a couple times before to go sledding. I can't count how many times I messed up and tripped over the snow!
Me, too. I don't go to Reno that much. I've been there a couple of times, but that's all. My family went to Lake Tahoe and I remember whenever my brother went snowboarding down, he jumped and left my dad to always catch him. I also remember laughing at him so much that I couldn't snowboard for the whole day!
One holiday story I remember is when my parents and I went to Christmas in the Park for the very first time on Christmas Eve. It was amazing to see all those lights and decorations! I loved the little scenes they put up, like Santa and his 7 reindeer. But most of all, I adored the Christmas trees that the girl scout troops had decorated. They inspired me, and soon, I became a girl scout.
The family tradition that I love the most is the tradition that at three o'clock in the morning, me and my sister pop out of bed, wake up our parents, and rip open the presents. Other than that, we have something like you guys at our house. We have two plastic snowmen holding sticks. On the first day of december, we set up the stars that go on the sticks. They have numbers on them, and they tell us how long until Christmas. On the last day, when we've opened all of the gifts, we put a zero in the front, and that means that we are in the middle of another great Christmas.
With my family, we go to church on Christmas eve at around ten o'clock and when we get back at around eleven my mom makes dinner, we eat and we go to sleep. We wake up at around eight or seven o'clock and we go and rip off the wrapping that hides our presents.
I agree, Christmas time is very exciting. In my house, we me and my sister decorate the tree ever year. It's really fun to see all the little ornaments we made when we were little, and the ones we made recently. Our favorites a large snowflake made of small beads, a glass snowflake made of beads, and a gingerbread man my sister made in kindergarden. The gingerbread man smells really good so we always fight over who gets to smell it.
The harsh winds were huffing and puffing out air, as trees were swaying in the darkness in the street. Little children were all tucked into bed in there cozy warm house dreaming in their heads about what wonderful gifts Santa Claus might give to them. The living room in most houses had a tall, green christmas tree which had a bright yellow star placed on the tippy top.
That's a nice scene, Raymond.
Me and my family have a calender. When it is November 30th we fill it up with candy. When we started on December 1st we got a candy. So every day I do get a chocolate kiss from the calender. So when we have our last candy we know it is Christmas Eve or Christmas Day.
🙂 I love your story about your sons and their secret "calendar". It's very comforting and it tells me that they love Christmas very, very much! 😀 In my family, we don't have much stories about Christmas… I remember when I was little, I asked my dad for a Nintendo DS. He said that I would get it for Christmas. I was so impatient, but I consented. However, later I got persistent and kept on asking him if he could give it to me earlier. Finally, he pulled the box out from under the neatly decorated Christmas tree. I wanted to rip the wrapping paper apart… but Dad didn't let me and he slowly peeled it off. Once the wrapping paper was all gone, I wanted to grab the DS package containing the little machine inside, but Dad didn't really let me. I gave the box to me, but he told me I couldn't play it until Christmas. I kept begging him and even my mom told him to just let me play it so that I would stop being so noisy and annoying. Finally, he agreed, but he was very reluctant and I could see the annoyance in his eyes. I pouted and said "Please?!" and he laughed and told me "Okay!" I wanted to say I was sorry, but eagerness just took over me and I took the DS away and played it with my brothers. 🙂 It was a fun Christmas memory, and I will always remember it.
My mother was always anxious like that for presents when I was little. She would shake her present really hard and tear little bits of paper off the corners. One year I wrapped up a broken flowerpot (I put her real present in another box). When she shook it, she thought she'd broken it! She was HORRIFIED. We all laughed on Christmas Eve when she realized what I'd done. She still shakes her presents, though.
A few days before Christmas, our family usually heads over to our grandparents house for a gathering. After dinner, our cousins and I sing Christmas carols to our Aunts and Uncles near the hot glowing fire.
I remember that when I was six years old I didn't tell my parents about what I wanted for Christmas. They were both upstairs sleeping and so they couldn't even overhear what I was saying. I also knew that my parents were the ones who left all the presents by the christmas tree every year. However, the next morning when I opened my present, I got exactly what I asked for! Nobody knew about what I had asked for except "Santa." I was dumbfounded!
That's true, and even if you don't celebrate Christmas religiously, you still DO a lot of STUFF on that day like shopping or inviting guests because it's the holidays or just going to a fancy restaurant with your family. IF you didn't do ANY of that (which is very, very unlikely) then there is still New Year to talk about.
For Christmas, we all get together and make dinner. After eating that a homemade dessert or some sweets, we watch a really long, complicated movie until about 3:00 a.m. with mugs of coffee and tea for the adults, cups of hot cocoa for the kids, and ice cream. If we decide not to do that, we go shopping, watch a movie in the theatre, and eat dinner in a fancy restaurant.
I love the idea of having Grandma there on a webcam! How cool for family that is far away.
I would cry whenever my mom and dad tells me the story.
I would cry too! That's a scary holiday story!
My family use to go to lake tahoe. Last time i went was when I was 7 years old.
only _______ days to go!
It is December. I see hear people putting up their trees. I smell the trees. i can hear people dropping ornaments. I can feel the snow dropping on my sholders. It feels so close to Christmas but it is so far away. I look at my countdown calender 30 days to go. It is almost Christmas Eve then Christmas Day.
A family tradition is every Christmas my cousins, uncles, and aunts would come for Christmas. They would come from San Diego and other far places. We would first have a family dinner and then relax or enjoy each others company. Then we would start to open presents! The little kids started, then us older kids. We would all thank the people for the presents and say good bye as the left.
I also go skiing sometimes during Christmas holidays, but we are going in Jan/Feb this year. As for Diwali, we still have our lights up, and they look beautiful! There is my cousin's birthday and my uncle's birthday coming up, and there is also a religious festival called Dasara in December.
Oh, I've never heard of Dasara. Tell me more.
Well, it comes in late Fall, so it's actually not really a Winter festival. It last for ten days and nine nights, and is called Navratri in southern India.It shows the victory of good over evil, and the tenth day is when good vanquished. The festival that's known worldwide is Diwali, though this one is important, too.
Every Christmas eve my family lets each kid open one present. I would write about that in my story. I would also write about how every Christmas morning my family wakes up really early (or one of my sisters wake us up early) and open presents.
Christmas is my favorite holidays because we get a lot of presents. Last year in the first week of Christmas break we my family and I celebrate Christmas and we open presents. Then in the second week of Christmas break my parents and I went on vacation to Los Angeles and Las Vegas. I have a good time getting a lot of presents and going on vacation.
I've never tried maple fudge. Could you please tell me what it is?
Do you know chocolate fudge? Small squares of rich, chocolate sweetness. It's creamy and really sweet. Maple fudge is the same, but with maple syrup flavoring. Very yummy and very fattening!


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Web Directory » Sports » Disabled » Events » Paralympics
Paralympics Directory
Links and subcategories within the Paralympics section are provided below.
The Paralympic Sailing Challenge
Follow British paralympic sailor's quest for Gold at Beijing 2008
Link: http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/cogswell/index.html
Official web site of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Includes plans, news, a blog and information on sports and venues.
Link: http://www.london2012.com
The Official Website of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games
The Official Website of the Games of the XXIX Olympiad
Link: http://en.beijing2008.cn
International Paralympic Committee (IPC)
Link: http://www.paralympic.org
Canadian Paralympic Committee - Home
The Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) delivers programs that strengthen the Paralympic Movement in Canada, including sending Canadian teams to the Paralympic Games.
Link: http://www.paralympic.ca
APC Corporate
The Australian Sports Commission funds the Paralympic Preparation Program, which the APC administers to provide funding for athletes to undertake high level training, compete against the best in the world.
Link: http://www.paralympic.org.au
BPASplashPage
Gateway to Britain's teams, news, and events.
Link: http://www.paralympics.org.uk
U.S. Paralympic Team
Official team site offering athlete profiles and news.
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Batrachyla es un género de anfibios de la familia Batrachylidae. Sus especies se distribuyen en regiones templadas y frías del sudoeste de América del Sur.

Distribución, características y costumbres

Sus especies habitan en matorrales y bosques húmedos, dominados por distintas especies de Nothofagus, en el sudoeste de la Argentina y en Chile, desde la latitud 32°S hasta la 46°S, y desde el nivel del mar hasta los 1000  Se alimentan mayormente de pequeños artrópodos, como insectos y arácnidos.

Taxonomía

Este género era incluido en la subfamilia Telmatobiinae de la familia Leptodactylidae. Posteriormente pasó a formar parte de la subfamilia Batrachylinae de la familia Ceratophryidae.

Especies

Este género contiene 5 especies reconocidas:
 Batrachyla antartandica Barrio, 1967
 Batrachyla fitzroya Basso, 1994
 Batrachyla leptopus Bell, 1843
 Batrachyla nibaldoi Formas, 1997
 Batrachyla taeniata (Girard, 1855)

Estado de conservación

Sus especies se encuentran bajo algún estado de amenazada de extinción, por variados factores, entre ellos la pérdida de su hábitat natural, lo limitado de su geonemia, etc.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Géneros de anfibios

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Focusing on destinations where the top five attractions are within easy walking distance, the ranking provides inspiration to prospective travelers while encouraging safety and distancing at the same time. The guide was researched by Tourlane's Travel Experts, who measured the walking distance between the top five attractions in hundreds of cities around the globe. Attractions were selected based on the number of online reviews and the most logical route between the top five was measured. Cities where the total distance exceeded 10 miles were excluded from the top 50.
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Italian cities march to the top of the ranking, with Florence and Venice placing first and second respectively
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Despite being the world's third and fifth most populous cities, Shanghai and Mexico City still ranked within the top 50 walkable cities (43rd and 39th respectively). In comparison, other megacities like Tokyo, Delhi, São Paulo, Cairo, Mumbai, Beijing, Dhaka, and Osaka are not among the world's most walkable cities.
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Climate change will have major consequences for transport networks, especially those located on coastlines. A study by Leeds University assessed the impact of projected sea level rise on a vulnerable stretch of railway line on the coast of South West England. The authors say their semi-empirical modelling method could provide guidance to policymakers worldwide.
Discussions of climate change and transport systems usually focus on mitigation, and how the transport sector can reduce its carbon emissions. However, adaptation is also very important. Increases in the frequency of extreme weather events will have large-scale impacts on transport networks and rail operators need to ensure they can continue to operate under future conditions.
Networks in coastal zones will be particularly threatened by sea level rise. Global sea level could rise by as much as 0.97 metres by 2100, significantly increasing the risk of coastal flooding. The potential impact of this is huge, as 65% of the world's biggest cities (with populations >8 million) are situated on the coast, with airports, road and rail links all under threat.
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This study focused on rail transport in South West England because it will experience particularly high rates of sea level rise in the near future, as it is sinking at a rate of 1.1 mm per year. The researchers used the the London to Penzance railway line at Dawlish (in Devon county) as a case study.
They were particularly interested in the 6.4 km stretch between Dawlish and Teignmouth, which has been susceptible to high seas and storms since it was built in 1846. Major line closures or blockages occur around every 10 years, with more frequent minor disruptions. A particularly severe event occurred in 2014, when winter storms overcame the sea wall in several places along the line, leaving the tracks unsupported and causing the line to be closed for two months.
In the first stage, the researchers established the relationship between sea level rise and events when water rose over the top of the sea wall (called overtopping) along the railway line, assuming sea level change to be the driver, using data from tide gauge stations which have recorded hourly changes in mean sea level in the English Channel, from 1861 to the present day. The history of overtopping was based on accounts from local and regional newspapers, libraries and rail historians and annual maintenance records. Comparing these two data sets meant clear trends could be identified.
The researchers then extrapolated the relationship to calculate the number of days with line restrictions (DLRs) from 2010 to 2100, using the UK Climate Impact Programme's low, medium and high emissions predictions.
They looked at three types of event: Level 1 (speed restrictions), Level 2 (down line closures) and Level 3 (total line closures). Under the high emissions scenario, by 2020 the average number of DLRs will double to 16–19/year. By 2060 they estimated an average of 46–63 DLRs per year. By the end of the century, as many as 84–120 DLRs could occur each year, due to a 0.55–0.81 metre increase in sea level. This is over five times the maximum number of DLRs recorded at any point in the historical database. There would overall be an 1170% increase in the average number of DLRs by 2100 under this scenario.
The increased costs to the railway industry due to maintenance and line restrictions was estimated in the millions of pounds, while the damage caused by individual extreme events may be in the tens of millions. Even higher are the costs of diversion, which could reach billions of pounds.
Source: Dawson, D., Shaw, J. & Roland Gehrels, W. (2016). Sea-level rise impacts on transport infrastructure: The notorious case of the coastal railway line at Dawlish, England. Journal of Transport Geography, 51, pp.97–109. DOI:10.1016/j.jtrangeo.2015.11.009
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Residents in the LPMC Road Community in Gbarnga on Monday, September 10, were shocked following the discovery of the lifeless body of a man believed to be in his 40s. Community members identified the deceased as Dorwan Beah, alias D-1. Dorwan was discovered in his bedroom, surrounded by bottles of alcoholic beverages.According to an account released by officers of the Liberia National Police (LNP), D-1, a famous tyre repairer in Gbarnga, had persistently accused his fiancée, Bendu Joe, of being in an extra relationship, something which, police suspected, had kept the two separated for a while.Police records established that as a result of the intensity of the confusion between the two, Bendu had been living temporarily with her sister (not named) in the same community up to the time D-1 died.It was also established that the LPMC Community went into confusion when the corpse of D-1 was found on his four inch mattress, surrounded by empty bottles of Pastis (liquor), which were found under a blue plastic chair in the deceased's room.Police have not established the actual cause of death, but it is widely speculated that D-1 died as a result of excessively drinking the liquor on "empty stomach."One account has it that since the confusion broke out between D-1 and his fiancée, he has often been in the community shop drinking in order to endure his "frustration."Bendu Joe told police investigators that her boyfriend in recent times accused her of being in an affair with another man, "and because of the allegation, D-1 has always been in the constant habit of raining insults at me.""Since we got together, I don't even know the year, using insult has never been his behavior. But since the confusion started between us, things have been bad with me. Sometimes he will beat on me and insult me in the open," Bendu told police investigators, with tears streaming down her chest.She said as a result of her boyfriend's irrepressible behavior, she decided to sleep at her sister's house in the same community."The evening D-1 took his own life away, he came to my sister's house demanding that I go with him to sleep, but I refused, only to see his lifeless body the next morning," Bendu said."We have children, but my worry is who will take care of those children," Bendu cried.A fifteen-man jury was set up on Monday by police to examine the body and establish cause of death, but the jury reported that there was no foul play.Meanwhile, the body has been turned over to the family for burial.Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
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Ivo Galletti nacque a Piumazzo, frazione del comune di Castelfranco Emilia, nel 1920. All'età di 16 anni iniziò a lavorare come operaio presso il salumificio Ulisse Colombini fuori porta Santo Stefano a Bologna.

Nel 1945, dopo la guerra, assieme al fratello Gino Galletti, morto poi nel 1993, e all'amico Rino Brini, figlio di uno dei dipendenti del salumificio Ulisse Colombini, fondò la società Alcisa (Azienda Lavoratrice Carni Insaccate Salumi e Affini).

Il laboratorio della società era nel retrobottega dell'antica salumeria Reggiani, in via Riva Reno a Bologna: fu lì che i due fratelli e il terzo socio iniziarono la lavorazione della mortadella, cuocendola in una stufa a legna di quercia stagionata.

Si spostarono in un nuovo laboratorio vicino a Porta Lame, nel 1953 presso lo stabilimento Musiani vicino a porta San Vitale e infine nel 1968, a Zola Predosa, ancora oggi sede dello stabilimento dell'Alcisa.

I primi cinque quintali di mortadella li fecero per una salumeria di Bologna per poi arrivare a produrre fino a 1500 quintali di mortadella a settimana. Con il tempo assunse una posizione leader nella produzione della mortadella, che nel frattempo nel 1989 aveva ottenuto il riconoscimento europeo dell'I.G.P.. La società Alcisa giunse a possedere anche tre prosciuttifici: a San Daniele, Sala Baganza e Langhirano per un totale di 260 dipendenti.

Nel 1958 ideò e realizzò  assieme ad altri soci un centro turistico balneare a Principina a Mare in provincia di Grosseto.

Nel 1973 acquistò il Diana, famoso ristorante di Bologna.

Il 21 settembre 2011 Ivo Galletti e Rino Brini, entrambi novantunenni, decisero di vendere l'Alcisa.

Ivo Galletti istituì una Fondazione dedicata al fratello Gino per lo studio della malattia di Alzheimer e della malattia di Parkinson

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È morto il 6 agosto 2020, all'età di 100 anni.

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Il giorno 8 aprile 2001 il Comune di Bologna ha conferito a Ivo Galletti il premio Nettuno d'oro per avere onorato con la propria attività professionale e pubblica la città di Bologna.

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By Rebecca Schmid
The annual 20th-century music festival Musikfest Berlin (Sept.2-22) this year undertook the ambitious agenda of exploring the evolution of the orchestra from Brahms and Strauss to Lachenmann and Widmann. Intriguing programs have emerged at the Philharmonie, with a roster of guest ensembles ranging from the Munich Philharmonic to the Cleveland Orchestra alongside local institutions. But the event's Germanic focus eschews a plurality in modern music that is impossible to ignore.
References to the German capital's central role in history abound in program notes—"Music belongs without a doubt to a particular Berlin tradition," writes Culture Minister Monika Grütters in an opening greeting, and we are told that Felix Mendelssohn was still a "genuine Berliner" when he wrote his Trumpet Overture, op.101. But the attempt to tie contemporary composers inextricably to a monumental classical-romantic tradition ignores irreversible cultural-historical shifts of the 20th century.
Although the programming explores the toppling and reconstruction of orchestral form, we are left with a sense that everything somehow circles back to Bach and Brahms. A concert of the Radio Symphony Orchestra Berlin under Vladmir Jurowski segued nicely from a focused, authentic performance of Mendelssohn's Trumpet Overture into Magnus Lindberg's Chorale, an eerie setting of J.S. Bach's of Es ist genug, with monumental brass that fight in vain to break through the sea of strings.
Schönberg's masterfully orchestrated but pompous setting of Bach's Prelude and Fugue for Organ in E-major provided tonal respite from the Chorale's dissonant uncertainty and spiritual ambiguity before Schnittke's Third Symphony deconstructed western tradition even further with distorted, at time cheeky references to Wagner, Strauss, Mozart and more.
When a cembalo attempts to have its word with a a Bach keyboard prelude in the inner Allegro, only to lose out to a sardonic waltz bass line on the harps, and then an organ cluster that crashes from above, the message is clear. Schnittke moves at will in and out of modernism and post-modernism, searing dissonance and tonal clarity, with minimalist textures that cede to a post-Romantic lament in the final Adagio before the music ends in an irresolute nether. Jurowski presided over the 111-strong ensemble with sinuous gestures and unforced precision.
A program of Reger, Strauss and Lachenmann with the Bamberger Symphony followed similar dramaturgical contours, emphasizing the line from Reger's war-traumatized, at time proto-serial dissonances, to Strauss' forward-looking harmonies, to Lachenmann's reinvention of timbre and structure. "As radical as the music after 1945 may seem, a reference to the classical-modern tradition usually established itself," we are told.
Lachenmann's Ausklang, which ended the program, adheres to the binary opposition of piano and orchestra that defines a concerto, building itself around the soloist's attempt to break through with a single tone. There is even a second piano onstage, where the player is armed with a hammer to respond to the protagonist's insistent gestures. After the orchestra is reduced to ghostly, hollow sounds—an example of Lachenmann's ability to turn timbre literally inside-out—a string melody breaks through, and sounds ricochet throughout all sections of the orchestra in a kind of da capo reference to the work's opening. In the end, the soloist wins with two major, triadic chords.
The pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard, a seasoned performer of this work, gave a tour-de-force in fierce virtuosity and playful dramaticism, while the orchestra realized the range of extended techniques with admirable control under Jonathan Nott. The program opened with a polished account of Reger's Fantasy and Fugue for Organ in d-minor, as performed by Christian Schmitt. The shades Bach and Brahms, thwarted by shattering dissonances, provided an interesting bridge into the dreamy but devastated world of Strauss' Four Last Songs in an enchanting if underpowered performance by soprano Genia Kühmeier, who jumped in for Christine Schäfer.
The Munich Philharmonic, despite the recent loss of its Music Director Lorin Maazel, made a fine ambassador for its long Strauss tradition with a program of two of his best-known tone poems, Don Juan and Ein Heldenleben, and the Horn Concerto No.2. If the Staatskapelle Dresden owns this music with a round glow and sensuous line, the Munich players bring a staggering level of detail and exactitude to the inner voices.
Semyon Bychkov presided with a clear, sophisticated baton technique that was balanced by calm and restraint. Soloist Jörg Brückner brought masterful articulation and breath control to the Horn Concerto, particularly in the lively final Rondo. What a shame that the hall was half-empty.
That was not the case for the opening concert of Brahms' First and Second Piano Concertos with Daniel Barenboim as soloist alongside the Staatskapelle Berlin, which performed not under his direction but that of guest conductor Gustavo Dudamel. The audience went wild despite the musicians' awkward coordination and Barenboim's under-rehearsed performance.
Dudamel beat his baton mechanically and attempted to keep the orchestra together with the the pianist's willful, elastic phrasing, which included its fair share of smudges. Both soloist and orchestra achieved a melting pianissimo in the inner Andante of the Second Concerto, and Barenboim's tireless trills and sensitive dynamic shading nearly compensated for the lack of precision elsewhere, but Dudamel's tense presence belied the imbalance of the situation.
The evening, meanwhile, only underscored the contradiction of centering a 20th-century music festival around the temple of German music. Even if one ascribes to Schönberg's theory that Brahms was a "great progressive," one must still account for Dvořák, Lalo, Sibelius, Stravinsky. . .particularly in a city that claims to have rebuilt itself as a cosmopolitan capital for the arts.
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My problem is that when in Module A, A view model tries to load an IDataRepository object through constructor injection, it throws an error. If I try the constructor injection in my main project it works fine, so it is only within the Module A that I cannot load this shared dependency.
If I export interface types within Module A, it recognises those. So it seems within a module, I can only resolve dependencies that were exported within the module, it doesn't pick up any interface types from outside the module. Is there something basic I am doing wrong?

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Behavioral Health Consultations for People With IBD
Living with a chronic condition like IBD isn't just difficult physically. People often have trouble coping with the effect the disease has on their quality of life. Depression and anxiety are common among those with IBD.
UPMC designed the Pittsburgh Program for Gut-Brain Health (PGH) to treat the psychological impact of IBD with:
Our doctors also help treat the chronic pain that can accompany this disease through the PGH program.
Opportunities to Enroll in Leading-Edge IBD Research
Our IBD clinical trials unit focuses on finding new medical options for people who haven't found relief of symptoms from existing medications or previous surgeries for Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.
Groundbreaking discoveries are changing the way gastroenterologists worldwide pursue medical and surgical treatment of IBD. For example, our team's research showed that a new medication administered following Crohn's disease surgery drastically reduced the rates of reoccurrence.
To schedule an appointment with an IBD subspecialist gastroenterologist, call
To learn more about the UPMC Digestive Disorders Center, call, toll free, 1-866-4GASTRO
(1-866-442-7876).


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Hillary Clinton: Bill should "absolutely not" have resigned over Lewinsky scandal
October 14, 2018 / 10:37 AM / CBS News
Hillary Clinton on Lewinsky scandal
Hillary Clinton: Bill should "absolutely not" have stepped down over Lewinsky scandal 01:18
Hillary Clinton says that her husband was right not to resign from the presidency in the wake of the Monica Lewinsky scandal, she told CBS' "Sunday Morning." As first lady, she stood by his side as President Bill Clinton was impeached after lying about his affair with Lewinsky, a White House intern.
The former secretary of state said she disagrees with those who now say he should have stepped down.
"In retrospect, do you think Bill should've resigned in the wake of the Monica Lewinsky scandal?" correspondent Tony Dokoupil asked.
"Absolutely not," Clinton said.
"It wasn't an abuse of power?"
"No. No."
In the past year, with the rise of the #MeToo movement, a host of key political, business and entertainment figures have resigned or withdrawn from their positions in the wake of allegations of sexual harassment or assault. There has been criticism — from New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, for one — that President Clinton, too, should have resigned after he was impeached by the Republican-led House in December 1998. (The Senate, also controlled by the GOP, tried and failed to remove him from office several weeks later.)
The "pink wave" of Election 2018 07:51
In May, Mr. Clinton told "Sunday Morning" that he was happy he fought to remain in the White House, and said that #MeToo critics today are "living in a different context."
In a report that aired on "Sunday Morning" about the rise of women candidates, partially in response to the #MeToo movement, Dokoupil asked Hillary Clinton, "There are people who look at the incidents of the 90s and they say, 'A president of the United States cannot have a consensual relationship with an intern; the power imbalance is too great.'"
"… who was an adult," Hillary said. "But let me ask you this: Where's the investigation of the current incumbent [president], against whom numerous allegations have been made, and which he dismisses, denies, and ridicules?
"So, there was an investigation [of President Clinton], and it, as I believe, came out in the right place."
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First published on October 14, 2018 / 10:37 AM


In the last week of June 2017, PERFORMER project team celebrated the 5th Sustainable Places annual conference. The event was held in Middlesbrough UK from 28th-30th June 2017 at Teesside University.
The conference aims to gather scientists, researchers, and engineers from research institutes and the industry, around the challenge of ensuring the long-term environmental sustainability of ever-growing, densifying urban areas, in a resource-constrained world. The conference focusses on innovations in the converged sectors of Energy-efficient Buildings and smart grid technologies, with focus on the impact of Information & Communications Technologies on Distributed Energy Resources penetration, to create, foster, and strengthen viable market pathways.
PERFORMER were a main sponsor of the SP2017 conference, which was organised by R2M solutions on the project's behalf. The majority of consortium partners were present at the conference, namely SMS, Cardiff University, BRE, Cardiff City Council, CSTB, CEA, ASM and Dragados.
The Sustainable Places conference offered an ideal opportunity to consult on the tools developed by PERFORMER with the external stakeholders in attendance and gain their useful insight on the likely market perception of project developments.
Due to this fact, it was decided to organize a project workshop as part of the conference. The objective of the workshop was to discuss the perceived market appetite for the project's exploitable results with external stakeholders and to capture any recommendations that could further strengthen the PERFORMER solution going forward.
The workshop was attended by 20 participants (PERFORMER team members, additional company representatives from partner organisations, as well as members of the project's Special Interest Group constituted of external experts interested in project results).
Presentations were given to show the nature and format of the most recent results obtained from the pilot sites by CSTB. Potential implementation considerations and replication issues were then presented by BRE for further discussion with the industry representatives. Open discussions followed each section.
The workshop session was used to assess the value of the PERFORMER solution's differentiating features to the market. Feedback from the SIG members was extremely useful and indicates that there is real market potential for the tools being developed. They also provided some suggestions of how the tools and visuals could be improved further and how different 'levels' of offering could provide flexibility in market deployment.
The recommendations gathered during the workshop will be used and adapted by the PERFORMER partners to address specific business scenarios and applications of the various tools and functions.
More information on the Sustainable Places conference is available here.


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