DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – Visitors to Dubai have a new way to keep cool during the scorching Mideast summer.
The company behind the city's indoor ski slope plans to let guests stay overnight in tents on the man-made snow on Fridays starting from July 29.
For 750 dirhams ($204) a person, campers will get after-hours access to the slopes and refreshments including hot chocolate before bedding down in tents and sleeping bags to keep out the artificial chill. Breakfast is in an adjacent Alpine-themed cafe.
The man-made Ski Dubai attraction opened in 2005 in the Mall of the Emirates shopping complex.
Its operator says overnight visitors can expect temperatures of -4 degrees Celsius (25 F). Weather outside Monday was a fairly typical 43 C (109 F).


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If you're following this blog, you'll notice that I'm obsessed in tracking down particular medieval families who changed their second names. I don't even call them "surnames" because of their fluid use of land-based names.
Richard Ferguson (p. 286) has Robert, Baron of Dalston as the brother of Hubert de Vallibus (the Latinized spelling of Vaux).
The Dalston Barony was granted by Ranulph de Meschines to Robert, brother of Hubert de Vallibus, Baron of Gilsland.
That Hubert was the Baron of Gilsland, grandson of the founder of Pentney Priory.
Hubert and John de Vaux had come north at the invitation of David I.
Many older books state that they were brothers, but there's no primary evidence of this.
Hubert received Gilsland from Henry II. John received Dirlton in East Lothian, Scotland, on which he later built Dirlton Castle, about 13 miles north of the Morville family seat of Saltoun Castle. The Morvilles were giving gifts to Lanercost Priory, witnessed by the Maitland family, among others.
The descendants of Hubert's brother John patronized Dryburgh Abbey.
Hubert's son Robert founded Lanercost Priory beside Hadrian's Wall in 1169.
My current obsession with Dalston started after seeing the spelling Dalton in the STR matches of a particular lineage in our Sinclair DNA study, and them bumping into the connection in the records pointing to a blood relationship with the de Vaux family and the Morvilles.
Guidebook to Dirleton Castle, which I picked up at the castle in October, 2012. Published by Historic Scotland.
A few minor updates on the Dalston story, none of which really changes your point about the connections. Hubert de Vaux did receive Gilsland from Henry II in 1158 (the charter to him and his son Robert remains) and a branch of the family took over the barony of Gilsland and took the name Dalston. The Dalston line later fell afoul of Henry II and was attainted (lost their title & main estate), but the family continued and was re-knighted as baronets in 1641. The fourth Baronet Dalston was the last (d. 1765) and the family name appeared to die out in Dalston although it certainly COULD have continued either there or elsewhere through unrecorded lines.
Their main manor Dalston Hall was sold in 1761 but still exists (Google Earth 54.855031N, 2.972697W) and today is an upscale small hotel that caters to weddings and family gatherings.
There is no evidence that Hubert de Vaux of Gilsland and John de Vaux of Dirleton were really brothers although all the old histories assume the families were related, and there are several hints in the old records that they were connected. There are surviving family lines that are believed to descend from the Dirleton de Vaux; it would be really interesting to find some male lines from the Gilsland de Vaux to compare DNA.
There are other de Vaux offspring who took other family names, by the way; some examples include Castlecarrock, Raynes, Virley, and Welles, although some of those connections are just anecdotal in the old histories and I have not pursued how verifiable they are.
I'm rather late to the party on this but I just want to thank all you Vances for your remarkable resurrection work on the de Vaux. The family is still confusing but much less so than it was yesterday.
Thanks very much for the notes Dave. You and your family are doing a great job of researching your history.
My recommendation for you would be to take Family Tree DNA's Family Finder test. Of course, if you have a male relative who's a descendant of the Sinclair your great gran married, then he could test with a YDNA kit.
Contact me at SaintClair1398 (at) gmail (dot) com and we'll discuss how to get this done.


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Kevin Pietersen, a right-handed batsman for Surrey and former England Team Captain, is devoting the remainder of his cricketing career to highlighting the plight of the African Rhino and the continued hunting of the animal for its horn.
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VP referral to despised Jewish Shakespearean character when discussing moneylenders shows how 'deeply embedded' stereotype remains, says ADL.
The Anti-Defamation League has taken U.S. Vice President Joe Biden to task for referring to moneylenders as "Shylocks" during a speech, several media outlets have reported.
Abraham Foxman, the ADL's national director, said the vice president "should have been more careful" than to use a term considered anti-Semitic. Shylock refers to the Jewish moneylender in Shakespeare's "Merchant of Venice," who demands a pound of flesh from his Christian borrower when he cannot repay the loan.
Biden was addressing the Legal Services Corporation, a non-profit corporation established by Congress, in Washington, DC, when he recalled an anecdote about his son meeting in Iraq members of the military who needed legal help.
"That's one of the things that he finds was most in need when he was over there in Iraq for a year," Biden was reported as saying, "that people would come to him and talk about what was happening to them at home in terms of foreclosures, in terms of bad loans that were being...I mean these Shylocks who took advantage of, um, these women and men while overseas."
In response, Foxman, according to Yahoo News, said that when " someone as friendly to the Jewish community and open and tolerant an individual as is Vice President Joe Biden, uses the term 'Shylocked' to describe unscrupulous moneylenders dealing with service men and women, we see once again how deeply embedded this stereotype about Jews is in society."
Foxman added that Shylock "represents the medieval stereotype about Jews and remains an offensive characterization to this day. The vice president should have been more careful."
The vice president's office did not respond to media requests to comment on the incident.


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On behalf of Burkhalter Kessler Clement & George LLP | Nov 16, 2016 | Business Litigation, Firm News
In legal terms, RICO stands for the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, and refers to violations of 18 USC Chapter 96. RICO cases refer to the prosecution and defense of individuals who engage in organized crime. Although almost exclusively prosecuted as a criminal case, the law permits civil action for money damages.
Following a three week trial, Alton Burkhalter and Ros Lockwood recently obtained a unanimous civil jury verdict against three individuals for violation of the RICO statute. This novel legal theory allowed the Court to award treble damages plus attorney fees for Burkhalter Kessler Clement & George LLP's client.
The victim was a local car dealer. The RICO defendants perpetrated a massive con job in which they created shell companies, forged critical documents, paid kick backs and mislead the dealer into believing that the buyer was a legitimate leasing company that would be "upfitting" and then leasing vehicles to high-end clients in Nevada. In actuality, the vehicles were being exported to China. The profit to the RICO defendants was derived almost entirely from manufacturer's rebates and incentives unwittingly passed on to them by the dealer.
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So this complicates things a bit. A bombshell decision from the Florida Supreme Court effectively says that recording copyrights didn't exist before 1972.
Should oldie recordings enjoy copyright protection?
Absolutely not, according to a unanimous decision by the Florida Supreme Court. Effectively, anything recorded before the year 1972 is in the public domain and can be used freely. At least in the state of Florida.
The ruling was released to Digital Music News early this morning.
The unanimous decision strikes a serious blow against Howard Kaylan and Mark Volman, both members of the oldies rock band, The Turtles. Kaylan and Volman, aka 'Flo & Eddie,' have been battling for payments on their pre-1972 for years.
On the other side, both Pandora and Sirius XM Radio have argued that recording royalties don't apply to music released before 1972. The reason? There isn't a consistent law protecting recordings prior to that date.
"We conclude that Florida law does not recognize any such right and that Flo & Eddie's various state law claims fail."
Prior to 1972, artists and labels simply relied on a patchwork of state laws to determine copyright. But even after 1972, Congress left pre-1972 copyright decisions to the states. And in the case of Florida, copyright protection for recordings simply didn't exist.
"The crucial question presented is whether Florida common law recognizes an exclusive right of public performance in pre-1972 sound recordings," the justices opined in a 35-page ruling (see below).
Keep in mind that none of this applies to the compositions themselves. Broader copyrights have long applied to the underlying notes and lyrics, which comprise the publishing side of a song. The other side, specifically the recorded version of that composition, was simply not protected until February 15th, 1972.
This is part of a broader legal war by the Turtles. Accordingly, Florida's decision doesn't directly impact separate battles in states like New York and California. But it certainly influences decisions in other critical US states, especially those with similar laws. In effect, the Florida blow may trigger a domino effect against copyright protection for oldies.
The Turtles became internationally famous after the release of 'Happy Together'.
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Just months after it set an ambitious target of reaching 20 per cent ethanol-blending in petrol by 2025, the Government has again brought forward the date in order to cut India's import dependence.
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Footballers at Bedales Prep School, Dunhurst are celebrating after being crowned School Team of the Year at the East Hampshire Sports Awards 2019.
After reaching the final three shortlisted in their category, Dunhurst's U13 football team were invited to a prestigious awards ceremony at the Old Thorns Hotel in Liphook on 14 March, hosted by former Olympic athlete Roger Black and featuring former England cricketer Charlotte Edwards as guest speaker.
With 12 awards across junior and senior age ranges, the School Team of the Year category was presented near the start of the night, with Dunhurst pitted against a young Aquasplash team and another school football team. Standing on stage alongside the other finalists for the announcement, Dunhurst were thrilled to be declared the winners, collecting their award from Roger and Charlotte.
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Head of Dunhurst Colin Baty said: "We are all very proud of the team, not just because of their strong season performance, but also the way they upheld the qualities of sportsmanship and the spirit of sport throughout each match. They were wonderful ambassadors for themselves, the team and the school – wonderful to see!"
Head of PE Will Bray added: "It has been such a joy to coach this group throughout their incredible season. They are such a cohesive team, who work hard for each other on the pitch, showing fantastic determination, commitment and teamwork. They are a real asset to the school and set a fantastic example to the younger pupils."
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Die Another Day is the twentieth film in the James Bond series, based on the original character created by Ian Fleming and marked the franchise's 40th anniversary.
With Pierce Brosnan (Mamma Mia!, Dante's Peak) taking the James Bond starring role for the fourth and final time, Halle Berry (Cloud Atlas Cloud Atlas, Monster's Ball), Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl, Jack Reacher), Judi Dench (Notes on a Scandal, Iris), John Cleese (A Fish Called Wanda, Trolls) and Michael Madsen (Reservoir Dogs, The Hateful Eight).
The film sees Bond captured on a mission in North Korea after his true identity was leaked. A year later, he is released in exchange for a terrorist but MI6 relieve him of his "00" because they suspect he gave away secrets during his capture. Trying to prove his innocence, Bond sets off to find his betrayer as well as the terrorist he was exchanged for who has an evil plan – will Bond be able to stop him?
With an A-list cast including Pierce Brosnan as James Bond, Halle Berry as sidekick Giacinta 'Jinx' Johnson as well as Rosamund Pike, Judi Dench, John Cleese, Michael Madsen and even an appearance from Madonna!
The Die Another Day team visited the now closed Manston International Airport (now Stone Hill Park) in Ramsgate to film the Antonov cargo plane scenes towards the end of the film. The Thanet area has been previously used for filming Coast Vs Country (2016), True Love (2012) and Gypo (2006).
The film is now out to buy on DVD.
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Israel has been claiming for quite some time that the desire to break through the blockade on the Gaza Strip is devoid of any basis since it is possible to transfer essential goods to Gaza through the monitored crossings. This claim received unexpected reinforcement on Thursday from none other than the Gazans themselves.
In a conversation with Ynet Palestinian businessmen expressed veiled criticism saying that the flotilla organizers were missing their target since the main problem wasn't getting goods into Gaza – but exporting them outside of the strip.
"The flotilla isn't bringing things that reach the man on the street," says Salah Ayash a textile manufactory owner in the strip who, until the beginning of the month worked with Israeli fashion labels who would produce their goods at his factory.
"I think they might be bringing medication, but I'm not sure what they are bringing if anything. The only important thing from our perspective is not importing equipment but exporting goods," said Ayash adding that there is no shortage of stock – but they can't get it out.
Mohammad Tilbani, who owns a candy and cookie factory in Deir el-Balah explains that most of his work is based on exports. "60% of the production at my factory was intended for the West Bank, today I'm working at a very low output because production is exclusively for the Gaza market."
Data published by the Palestinian Industrialists Association reveals that over 80% of Gaza factories have halted operations or are working at less than half of their usual output. Businessmen explain that this has led Gaza Strip unemployment to surge.
"In the past I had 80 workers in my factory, now I'm forced to employ only six or five and only part time," Ayash explains, "some of the workers are forced to find other income sources and enlist in Hamas or Fatah to support their families."
The Gisha movement has criticized both the flotilla organizers and Israel over their remarks and claim that they are misleading. "Gaza doesn't need anymore humanitarian aid. There is only one way to allow Gaza residents long term economic development while maintaining Israel's legitimate security needs and that is a removal of the sweeping limitations on transfer of goods subject to individual security checks," said Sari Bashi the Director of Gisha.
The Gazan businessmen stress that they are not opposed to the flotilla: "It is not that we don't support the flotilla, we just want both. Not just the entry of goods but their export so that the economy will be rehabilitated and people can return to the workforce in the factories," said Tilbani.
The coordinator of the government activities in the Palestinian territories presents a more optimistic picture. At a briefing Wednesday, Major-General Eitan Dangot said that Israel is in the final stages of approving an additional export package for the Gaza Strip.
Dangot noted that Israel is working in coordination with EU and Palestinian representatives to export produce like potatoes and tomatoes to Jordan and that the preparation work will soon be completed and exports will commence.
He stressed that in the past year Israel enabled the export of dozens of tons of flowers and hundreds of tons of fruits and vegetables from the Gaza Strip to European markets. According to Dangot, the exports ceased because it was the end of the season and due to the fact that some of the produce failed to adhere to European standards.
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Established in 1962, The Children's Center Utah is the only organization in Utah providing trauma-informed, evidence-based mental health care treatment exclusively to infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and their families and caregivers.
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This fantastic annual event is a chance to treat yourself and the special women in your life while supporting the work of The Children's Center Utah. Typically held each year in the Grand Ballroom at the Little America Hotel, the Annual Jewelry Luncheon is a sell-out event that highlights the work we do for Utah's children, while giving our guests the opportunity to score some fantastic jewelry finds! Looking for an additional way to help? Consider donating your estate, fine, and costume jewelry to this event as a tax-deductible contribution.
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Bonner Bridge: A Brief History
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The big news on the island is the new replacement bridge is coming to a completion. The replacement project has been in the works for many years and we are ready to celebrate its completion. Below is a brief timeline of the history of how far we have come in the transportation from Hatteras Island to the mainland.
1924: Capt. Toby Tillet started his ferry service across Oregon Inlet with a 2 car boat, costing just 25 cents to ride. Over the years, the ferry boat grew in size, allowing more folks to travel to and from Hatteras Island.
1951: NC State took ownership of the ferry system across Oregon Inlet. Tourism blossomed on Hatteras Island. The need for more efficient transportation for the number of folks wanting to come to the island became a priority. After seeing how much the ferry service cost to run each year, a plan to build a bridge over the span was initiated.
1963: Bonner Bridge was completed. The bridge covers a span of 2.7 miles, connecting Hatteras Island to the mainland, allowing for easier access to and from the island for both residents and visitors.
1990: During a storm a barge hit the northern end of the bridge causing severe damage to a few of the spans. The bridge was closed for 6 weeks while repairs were done. The only access to Hatteras Island was by boat, ferry, or airplane.
1990: Replacement project is added to NCDOT's schedule of transportation priorities. The planning process beings to replace the existing Bonner Bridge
1990-2010: Surveying, environmental impact studies, and other analyses are done on the area of the replacement bridge - ultimately resulting in awarding permits and contracts to proceed with the project.
2011: NCDOT awards contract to a design-build contract. Construction is scheduled to start in 2013. SELC files lawsuit to stop the bridge project, delaying the start of the project by three years.
2015: A settlement agreement is made allowing NCDOT to move forward with the replacement project.
2016: NCDOT breaks ground on the replacement bridge, marking the beginning of construction.
2019: The new replacement bridge is completed - opening to traffic in mid-February.
With the completion of the bridge, all we can say is a big THANK YOU to everyone who helped to get this replacement project off the ground and completed. Hatteras Island now has a safe way of passage on and off the island.
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Welcome back, y'all. I've said it before and I'll say it again: a new semester means plenty of new bodies – and hearts, for our sentimental readers – on campus.
I'm looking at you, spring admits. Hey, transfers. 'Sup, girl who left halfway through last semester because of a botched plastic surgery.
Usually, I would look at these people as an opportunity for plenty of action, but I've changed. New year, new V. The end of 2017 made me realize I'm tired of the games that come with being single and seeing tons of hotties at once. Sleeping around can get a bit lonely after a while.
So I've made it my New Year's resolution to settle down and get wifed up. You heard me – your favorite former floozy wants you to know that you can do it, too.
We're nearing the end of cuffing season (which lasts through Valentine's Day, as I've written about before), so take advantage of the opportunity. Find yourself a bae instead of swiping on Tinder all day.
Sure, you're probably super horny after spending all break sitting on your parents' couch watching "Grey's Anatomy." I know season five Mark Sloan is the peak of male perfection and sexiness and makes you want to do unholy things (if interested in women, substitute Addison or Izzy).
Being back in Miami with copious amounts of freedom, hard liquor and free residential college front desk condoms means you are surrounded by temptation, but resisting the urges could and probably will lead to a lot of future happiness.
A little sacrifice now could lead to a lot of good things in the future – good things like relationships, cuddling, commitment, cute dates and maybe (emphasis on maybe) even love.
So if you have a bae you left over break, pick things up where you left off. Show him or her you are just as committed in 2018 by planning a fun date, cooking a meal together or sending naughty texts detailing what you were thinking about doing to them over the break.
In 2018, we're being happy, committed and, most of all, we're communicating. And also drinking lots of water – hydration is key. See? You barely recognize me, right? But we all know resolutions are easy to forget, so let's see how long V can keep an open heart (and closed legs).
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In 2010, Creative Arts Workshops for Kids partnered with the Harlem River Park Task Force and NYC Department of Parks and Recreation and created six original works of banner art to grace 18 lampposts along Fifth Avenue, between 138th and 143rd streets, and along 135th Street, between Fifth and Madison avenues, highlighting the entrances to Harlem River Park. The banner design was led by teaching artist, Shannon Moran, and painted by ten teenagers as part of a collaboration between Creative Arts Workshop for Kids and the Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center Teen Action Program.
The banners were created not only with the intent to make beautiful work, but to design images that would positively advertise the park and its devotion to Harlem, El Barrio/East Harlem, and its community representation. The designs themselves are a direct response to the aesthetics of the park as well as the results from a survey the community had completed on what they'd like to see depicted as a good representation of Harlem and El Barrio/East Harlem.


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Windows Live Causes Head Scratching At TechEd
One member of the Live development team reports in his blog that no one visiting his booth at Microsoft TechEd knew what Windows Live was.
A member of a Windows Live team of developers says he has seen lots of confusion among the people who have visited his booth at Microsoft's TechEd developer conference in Boston, an indication that the company's initiative to take its software to the Web remains a mystery for many customers.
Trevin Chow, who works in the Windows Live ID team, said in a candid blog that the most often-asked question Monday at the booth was: "What is Windows Live?"
"After talking to about 25 customers, it was abundantly clear that customers have no idea at all what Windows Live is, or how it relates to Windows or MSN," Chow wrote. "This explained why there was so little traffic to our booth -- of the people that stopped by, they almost did it by accident. Those that did see us on the TechEd floor plan, probably avoided our booth because they thought they knew what products/services we represented (and were most likely wrong)."
Microsoft declined a request for an interview, but a spokesperson said in an email that products under the Windows Live brand were currently in beta.
"Today millions of consumers are using these services as we continue to advance and evolve them for release," the spokesperson said. "We look forward to launching many of our Windows Live services over the coming months and year and turning up the volume as we do."
While it's unclear whether the current head scratching portends trouble, some experts said Tuesday Microsoft's approach to rolling out Windows Live services has been confusing. Windows Live is the brand name for Microsoft's long-term initiative to offer its software as services over the Web. Many of the Live services today, however, are in beta and are upgrades to MSN services.
"The overlap between MSN and Windows Live is confusing for a lot of people," Matt Rosoff, an analyst for Directions on Microsoft, said. "When Windows Live comes out of beta, it may become clearer."
Rosoff's colleague at the analyst firm agreed.
"There's nothing there that's strikingly different than what they already offer (on MSN)," analyst Paul DeGroot said.
Joe Wilcox, analyst for JupiterResearch, said it's too early to assess the effectiveness of Windows Live marketing, since it hasn't begun in earnest yet. That probably won't happen until the Live services leave beta, which Wilcox doesn't expect to happen until Microsoft gets closer to the release of Windows Vista. The next major version of the operating system is due in January.
Nevertheless, there is cause for some concern when Microsoft developers, who have every reason to keep tract of the company's products and direction, can't define Windows Live. Microsoft is depending on developers to eventually start embedding Live services in Web applications.
"It should concern Microsoft if the TechEd attendees don't show some awareness of what Windows Live is," Wilcox said.
Rosoff saw some similarities between the marketing of Windows Live and .Net, a brand that Microsoft adopted several years ago in its initiative to focus its software and technology on the Internet. Back then, Microsoft went too far in branding too many products .Net, and appears to be headed in the same direction with Live.
"They have to be careful of that so it doesn't become devalued as a brand," Rosoff said.
Another issue is the fact that Windows Live, despite the name, has no clear connection to Microsoft's Windows operating system.
"Just the use of the word Windows is a little bit confusing," Rosoff said. "The connection between Windows and Windows Live is pretty stark."
In time, however, the connection may become clearer as Microsoft introduces new services that don't stem from its Web portal MSN.
In his blog, Chow is very candid in his evaluation as to what has gone wrong, and believes it may take longer than expected for Windows Live to become a solid brand in the marketplace.
"Frankly, we have no one to blame but ourselves for this mess," Chow wrote. "Clearly our marketing and external communication failed somewhere. I'm confident we can recover though; it will just take much longer than anyone ever expected."
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Verran war eine Kommune im Fylke Trøndelag an der Westseite des Beitstad-Fjord, der ein Arm des Trondheimfjord ist. Das Gemeindezentrum war Malm. Im Zuge der Kommunalreform in Norwegen wurde Verran zum 1. Januar 2020 mit Steinkjer zusammengelegt.

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Auf einer Fläche von 601 km² lebten 2449  Einwohner (Stand: 1. Januar 2019). Die Kommunennummer war 5039.

Die Gemeinde grenzte im Norden an Steinkjer und Namdalseid, im Süden an Mosvik, Leksvik und Rissa sowie im Westen an Åfjord. Die Gemeinde Verran wurde aus den Gemeinden Malm und Verran gebildet, die 1964 zusammengelegt wurden. Das Gemeindezentrum, Malm, war Wohnort von 1600 der insgesamt 2600 Einwohner. Andere Orte, die zu Verran gehörten, waren Follafoss, Verrastranda und Verrabotn.

Die meisten Gebäude lagen entlang des Fjordes, der in früheren Zeiten wichtige Nahrungsquelle war und noch immer wichtig für den Transport ist.

Verran hatte eine 80 km lange Fjorduferlinie und der Weg ins Fjell war kurz. Die höchste Erhebung war Sandvassheia mit 655 m.ü.NN.

Gemeindewappen

Das Gemeindewappen "Jekta" symbolisiert die Nähe zum Fjord und die Geschichte des Bootbaus in der Gemeinde. Der Name "Verran" ist eine Ableitung des Fjordnamens "Veri", welches "der Ruhige" bedeutet.

Nächste Städte
 Steinkjer 32 km,
 Namsos 68 km,
 Stjørdal/Værnes 120 km,
 Trondheim 150 km

Vorsitzende
 Olav Stavrum (Ap)
 Arthur Mogstad (Ap)
 Rolf Ystmark (Ap)
 Bjørn Skjelstad (Sp) -2003
 Kåre Olsen (Ap) 2003–2004
 Robert Bjørk (Ap) 2004

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Ehemalige Kommune in Trøndelag
Gemeindeauflösung 2019
Steinkjer

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Soup is comfort food, conjuring up warm and pleasant memories: A bowl of get-well chicken soup, a steaming hot cup of vegetable soup on a winter day a thermos of tomato soup to warm you at a football or soccer game. Soup is a traditional first course, but also a fine meal in itself or alongside a salad or a sandwich. But nutritionally, not all soups are created equal. At the supermarket, soup products range from low-fat, low-calorie broths to creamy, fat-laden bisques. And a big drawback for most commercial soups is their high sodium content. Get smarter about how to buy healthy soups using our guide.
Soups can be great additions to your diet. They're a super way to work in extra vegetables. Depending on the ingredients, they can be packed with vitamins and minerals, phytochemicals, fiber and protein. Research shows that people who regularly consume soup come closer to meeting the U.S. Dietary Guidelines and have lower intakes of fat and higher intakes of folate, beta carotene and vitamin C.
Soup is also a great satisfier, and has been linked to reduced appetite, lower fat consumption and lower body weight. Soup can aid in weight loss because it tends to have low energy density (fewer calories for the volume compared to other foods), which makes it more filling, so you may eat less during the rest of the meal. And because it's rich in flavors and textures, it's also more satisfying than simply sipping a beverage to ward off hunger.
But soup—particularly commercial soups—can also tip the sodium scale with 1,000 milligrams or more of sodium per one-cup serving. Ramen noodles, while quick and easy on the budget, are among the worst sodium offenders, clocking in at more than 1,700 milligrams in a single-serving package. That's not a wise meal choice when you consider that the recommended sodium limit for most adults is 1,500 milligrams for an entire day.
While canned soups are the old standby, supermarkets are also stocked with ready-to-serve soups in aseptic boxes, fresh refrigerated soups, frozen soups and dried soups in packets and in single-serving disposable cups. These last are especially convenient and portable—you just add boiling water to the cup.
When reading soup labels, note that a serving size is just one cup—but many people eat more than that. In fact, you may finish off the whole can, which might technically contain two (or more) servings. That means you have to adjust the calories, sodium and other numbers on the nutrition label to reflect what you are really consuming. For example, if the label lists a serving as having 800 milligrams of sodium (a high amount to begin with), the whole can will give you 1,600 milligrams of sodium.
Chicken Soup: Comfort for Colds?
There's nothing like chicken soup for a bad cold. Its hot vapors may clear nasal passages, and any fluid is helpful for cold symptoms. Having a relative make the soup might enhance the effect. But some scientists have sought a more precise explanation.
A few years ago, some food companies began cutting the sodium in some of their regular soups in response to calls for the food industry to offer more lower sodium products. Granted, these soups were never "low sodium"—and were never labeled as such—but every little reduction in sodium helps if you need to limit your intake. Unfortunately, it seems that these soups haven't been winning any popularity contests with consumers who are used to saltier fare—and in response to poor sales, at least one major company has added some of the sodium back. So check the label to make sure the sodium numbers in your favorite soups haven't recently changed. Keep in mind that soups formulated with less sodium haven't disappeared—they've just dwindled. And there are still plenty of "reduced-sodium," "low-salt" and even "no-salt-added" soups on the market. If you give them a chance, you may get used to them.
Choose broth- and vegetable-based soups over cream soups. You'll save on calories and cut fat by as much as two-thirds.
Stock up on canned soups and those in aseptic packages (for the longest shelf life), frozen soups (typically good for 2 to 3 months) or fresh-made.
Check and compare the sodium content. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) requires that products labeled "healthy" contain no more than 480 milligrams of sodium per serving. Most commercial soups have far more than that, so a more practical limit to aim for is 600 milligrams of sodium per serving. If you need to limit your sodium further, look for "'low-sodium" soups, which have no more than 140 milligrams of sodium per serving.
If you buy low-sodium or reduced-sodium soups, be sure to pick up some fresh herbs as well as dried spices (such as basil, oregano, tarragon, ginger, nutmeg, whole peppercorns) to "soup up" the flavor.
Choose a soup with at least 3 grams of fiber per serving, which is more than 10 percent of the Daily Value for fiber. Bean, lentil, vegetable and barley soups provide the most fiber.
Check the ingredients list for added sugars. Choose soups that contain no more than 6 grams of sugar per serving. Some, such as Campbell's Soup at Hand Creamy Tomato, have more than 20 grams of sugar in a single-serve container.
To keep calories and saturated fat in check, skip cream soups—cream of potato, cream of tomato, cream of broccoli and the like. If you can't resist them, at least reconstitute them with low-fat or nonfat milk.
If you prefer organic, there are several brands to choose from. But don't assume the soup is more nutritious (or less salty) simply because it's organic. Check the nutrition label to be sure the numbers meet your nutrition goals.
To super-charge the nutritional value of commercial soups, stock up on quick-cooking fresh, frozen or low-sodium canned vegetables that you can add to the pot at home. For a real fiber boost, buy beans or brown rice to cook and then add to the soup.
Grab some whole-grain crackers or rolls, salad greens, and fresh fruit to round out your soup meal to perfection.


My 30s did not begin how I thought—or hoped—they would.
I went from living as a digital nomad near a beach in Costa Rica to moving back in with my parents in the suburbs of a small city in Canada.
I went from living the dream to living in a place I swore I'd never return to.
At 30, I had not reached my goal of being debt-free. In fact, I was in more debt than when I'd initially set that goal for myself.
Every unplanned expense turned into a full-blown crisis. I worked all the time but never had money in my bank account.
When my computer shut off one day and refused to turn back on I had a meltdown that was disproportionate to what had just happened. While I have always had a flair for the dramatic, the scale of this reaction concerned even me.
So I packed my bags, sold my surfboard, and sheepishly returned home to face my demons.
In more ways than one, I felt like a failure.
I would spend the next nine or so months figuring out what it meant to be a financially responsible adult. I taught myself to budget with the help of a budgeting app and their supportive online fan community.
I took a sobering look at the amount of debt I was in and realized that for the next two years—until I paid it all off—I was going to be working within some pretty hard limits.
This meant—means—no major travel, no more investing in school or personal development programs, and no spending money that hasn't been budgeted for.
Initially, this felt suffocatingly restrictive. I had gotten where I was because of the money I'd spent and so not spending money felt counter-intuitive.
Now, almost 10 months into the process, I am learning to appreciate the limits of my current financial situation.
I have gotten much clearer on the value of my time. I have set non-negotiable rates for my writing and coaching services and have built out the value of my offers to match them.
Knowing how much money I need to make to live, pay off my debt, and build an emergency fund means that I'm able to take on just enough work to cover those costs. This has freed up time for me to build out my own business without having to work long days.
With clearer boundaries between work time and free time, I am now able to get back into my creative practice in a way where it feels nourishing and enjoyable.
I no longer take on other people's financial stress. Whether it's a client or a friend, I stay relatively emotionally unattached from all monetary transactions.
Without travel as an option when I'm looking for inspiration, I am investing more time in the communities I do have access to. This has lead to co-creating relationships and collaborations that I would have previously overlooked.
It's no coincidence that my financial stability developed alongside my emotional stability. Money is never just about money after all.
Looking forward to this next year of my life, I am deeply grateful that I am able to connect to more grace when working within my limits, financial and otherwise. In a society that tells us that more is more and don't limit yourself because what if you miss out, this feels like a rebellious act.
It's also a much quieter and less chaotic way of being.
And what do you know, I am finally able to get out of my own way and do my best work.
So, what do you think might be possible for you if you let yourself accept—and work within—your limits? Whether they are financial, physical, emotional, psychological, or otherwise.
How could you experiment with working within your limits in the coming year?


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Taza, Son of Cochise (br Herança Sagrada) é um filme de faroeste estadunidense de 1954, dirigido por Douglas Sirk. Filmado em 3-D, mas lançado originariamente em 2D. Jeff Chandler aparece apenas na parte inicial do filme, repetindo o papel de Cochise que já interpretara em Broken Arrow (1950) e The Battle at Apache Pass (1952). Locações no Arches National Park em Utah.

Elenco
Rock Hudson...Taza
Barbara Rush...Oona
Gregg Palmer...Capitão Burnett
Bart Roberts...Naiche
Morris Ankrum...Águia Cinzenta
Gene Iglesias...Chato
Richard Cutting...Cy Hegan
Ian MacDonald...Geronimo
Robert Burton...General Crook
Joe Sawyer...Sgt. Hamma
Lance Fuller...Tenente Willis
Brad Jackson...Tenente Richards
James Van Horn...Skinya
Charles Horvath...Kocha
Robert Hoy...Lobo
Barbara Burck...Mary
Dan White...Tiswin Charlie

Não creditados:
Russell Johnson…..Narrador
Jeff Chandler...Cochise
Hugh O'Brian...Sentinela morto pelos índios

Sinopse
Em 1874, três anos depois de ter assinado um tratado de paz com o Exército dos Estados Unidos, o cacique Apache Cochise, da tribo Chiricaua, morre, pedindo antes a seus filhos que mantivessem a paz. Seu filho mais velho e sucessor,Taza, aceita a incumbência mas o outro, Naiche, resiste e pensa em se unir ao rebelado Gerônimo, que continua em guerra contra os brancos. Quando Naiche e outros guerreiros atacam uma família de pioneiros, o General Crook quer que eles sejam julgados pelo Exército mas Taza não aceita e insiste que os índios tem suas próprias leis. Com o apoio do Capitão Burnett, o General se convence e aceita que Taza escolha os guerreiros para atuarem como uma "Força Policial Indígena" dentro da reserva, usando o uniforme da cavalaria. Mas quando Geronimo é capturado e vai para a reserva, ele logo conspira com Naiche e Águia Cinzenta (pai de Oona, disputada como esposa por Taza e Naiche) para atacar os brancos e eliminar Taza e seus policiais.

Filmes dos Estados Unidos de 1954
Filmes sobre povos nativos dos Estados Unidos
Filmes de faroeste dos Estados Unidos
Filmes de faroeste da década de 1950
Filmes dirigidos por Douglas Sirk
Filmes em língua inglesa
Filmes gravados no Utah
Filmes com trilha sonora de Frank Skinner


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Home > Global Art > India on Kapoor Repatriation: "We brought back what was genuine, and left the rest there."
India on Kapoor Repatriation: "We brought back what was genuine, and left the rest there."
Kapoor inventory group screenshot from Homeland Security Investigations video.
CCP Staff	- November 15, 2016
The latest wrinkle in the theatrically promoted prosecution of Indian art dealer Subhash Kapoor was the return of "millions of dollars" worth of supposedly ancient art to representatives of the government of India in Washington, DC in June 2016. There were congratulations and handshakes all round at a ceremony attended by U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch. Visiting Prime Minister Narendra Modi acknowledged the return of these 'irreplaceable cultural treasures' with fulsome gratitude. It turns out that in many cases, the Indians were just being polite, not wanting to say anything mean about a gift.
Kapoor is awaiting trial in Tamil Nadu in India on charges of organizing the theft of important 11th-13th century bronze and stone statues from village temples, objects which are considered sacred by many Indians. These icons are sorely missed by local residents, and it is a great shame that the government of India has failed to return a single statue to its home. Despite years having passed since the return of objects from museums and collections around the world, the Indian government has no record of putting the recovered statues in Indian museums either. Instead, most are left in police storage.
CCP has noted before that many items in Kapoor's inventory are fakes, some of them very obvious fakes. Even if the majority of the objects seized were real, Homeland Security Investigations' appraisal values for the list of items seized from Kapoor are far, far higher than any market values for similar objects. Law enforcement has never published images to accompany the list nor acknowledged that these valuations have no basis in fact, nor has it informed the public that a high proportion of Kapoor's seized inventory is made up of forgeries and imitations of ancient artworks.
Stealing from temples is indefensible and Kapoor should bear the consequences of his actions. The use of the Kapoor case by US law enforcement – to manipulate the media – is reprehensible as well. Law enforcement uses the high valuations of Kapoor's inventory to strengthen its claim that the art trade is riddled with illegality. The Kapoor case is frequently cited in Homeland Security Investigations' press releases as a prime example of antiquities smuggling as a major crime enterprise, amounting to billions of dollars a year (and it is implied that US law enforcement requires expanded powers and increased funding to stop it). The press has regularly repeated these claims.
Countering the exaggerated claims about Kapoor's $100 million dollar inventory is a fascinating tidbit tucked at the tail end of an October 10, 2016 article by Amrita Madhukalya in India's Daily News and Analysis on how UNESCO has launched a portal with a database of 'stolen' items accessible only to government officials of the 192 nations which signed the 1970 UNESCO Convention on trafficking cultural property. (Will art dealers be blamed once again for selling 'stolen' property listed on this database that is not accessible for them to vet artworks against?)
According to Ms. Madhukalya, an official from India's cultural ministry commented on the return of 'cultural treasures', and we quote, "Globally, countries are quick to send back items. Last month, we acquired some antiquities from the US. The officials sent a large number to the Indian Consulate's office. We brought back what was genuine, and left the rest there," said the official."


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