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12 Livermore Valley Vineyard Districts Charted
Winegrowers group shares research on topography, soils and micro climates.
by Jim Gordon
Wetmore Vineyard, possibly the oldest vineyard site in the Livermore Valley AVA, is owned by Wente Family Estates. Photo credit: Barry Zupan
The Livermore Valley Winegrowers Association has completed a scientific study that divides the Northern California wine-growing region into 12 sub-districts based on differences in topography, soils and micro climates. The association has not applied for recognition of the districts as American Viticultural Areas, but will begin sharing the district concept with growers, winemakers and the wine trade to emphasize the diversity and potential of the 260,000-acre Livermore Valley AVA.
"For years, growers and vintners have anecdotally talked about the differences between the far western side of the AVA and the eastern side, the differences between the valley floor and the hillsides, the variation in soils and the differences from one vineyard to another," said the association's executive director, Chris Chandler. "We've needed to get beyond anecdotes and general observations."
Patrick Shabram Geographic Consulting of Loveland, Colo., drew the districts based on a study of the Livermore Valley's soil and topography by Coastal Viticultural Consultants of Angwin, Calif., and Shabram's own study of meso-climate patterns of the valley. A grant from the California Department of Food and Agriculture to the winegrowers association funded these studies.
"We didn't know exactly what the research would yield when you overlay the climate data on top of the soils and slopes information. It turns out that there are 12 identifiable districts," Chandler said. The districts average 22,000 acres each.
The studies fill gaping holes in what was known about the valley's conditions for viticulture. They don't exactly turn the general assumptions of local winemakers and growers upside down but do add thousands of data points and dozens of new insights, including a much better picture of how hot and how cold the Livermore Valley AVA is.
Tesla district is Region III
Shabram's analysis showed a range of 10-year growing degree day averages within the Livermore Valley AVA from 3,128 degree days at the Lawrence Livermore Valley National Laboratory to 3,766 degree days in the central part of the city of Livermore. Four of the six weather stations in the AVA gave 10-year averages that make the Livermore Valley a warm Region III, not a hot Region IV.
Shabram's "Viticultural Districts of the Livermore Valley AVA" start with the Tesla district, being the area just south and east of the city of Livermore through which Tesla Road (named for electrical engineering pioneer Nikola Tesla decades before Elon Musk created his car company) runs, and where the most commercial viticulture activity is centered.
The area includes the floor of the southern Livermore Valley and some low, rolling hills. Elevations are generally under 700 feet, the soils are mostly alluvial and the climate is cooler than farther north in the AVA. Shabram writes that the coolness is "a result of cool Pacific air flowing in through the Vallecitos pass and air drainage off higher elevations mixing with other airflow onto the Livermore Valley."
Shabram describes in his climate study how the AVA as a whole has multiple airflow patterns. The Livermore Valley is landlocked but sits directly east of San Francisco Bay. The most direct source of cool maritime air from the bay is over the Dublin Grade on the western side, while air flowing over the Sunol Grade farther south either moves into the Amador Valley and then into Livermore Valley or into the Vallecitos Valley first and then into southern Livermore Valley.
The Tesla district is home to many of the 50-plus wineries in Livermore Valley, including well-known Concannon Vineyard, Wente Vineyards and Murrieta's Well. Cabernet Sauvignon, a late-ripening variety that benefits from heat, is among the most common varieties planted here, however Shabram's analysis suggests that the Tesla district is on average in the lower half of Region III. Soils are silty to sandy loams that are deep and well drained.
Ruby Hill and Crane Ridge
Two of the other newly identified grape-growing districts, Ruby Hill and Crane Ridge, also have current commercial viticulture activity. Ruby Hill sits just to the southwest of Tesla above the valley floor at elevations generally stretching from 700 to 1,000 feet, a position that reduces frost risk but is still in the path of cooling Pacific airflow through the Vallecitos pass.
The district takes its name from Ruby Hill Winery, built here in 1887, and also is home to several other current wineries and vineyards. The Crane Ridge district occupies a narrow band to the southeast of Tesla and above the valley floor where the soil parent material is mostly sandstone. Described as similar in elevation and soil to Ruby Hill, Crane Ridge has more west-facing slopes, which are generally greater than 5 percent but can range from 10 to 20 percent. Shabram observes that Tesla, Ruby Hill and Crane Ridge all have later harvest times than other growing regions with similar growing degree days, according to veteran Livermore Valley growers.
The other nine districts continue in a roughly clockwise direction around these three. They are named Altamont, Mendenhall Springs, Vallecitos, Sunol, Palomares, San Ramon Valley, Mt. Diablo Highlands, Valle de Oro and Amador Valley. The districts are defined by a combination of climate, soil, geology and slope, with no attention to existing vineyards, according to the association.
Shabram states, "Climatic, soil and topographic variations are commonly interrelated. Variations in climate are often related to topography. Topography is often related to weathering and bedrock, which, along with slope impact soil development."
Is Livermore Valley still in infancy?
Two series of maps were prepared by Mike Bobbitt & Associates to accompany the climate study and by Coastal Viticultural Consultants to accompany the soils study. Various maps offer comparisons by degree days, by wind speed, by precipitation, by percent slope, soil texture, water holding capacity and other variables.
Chandler stressed that the Livermore Valley Winegrowers Association does not consider these districts "sub" or "nested" AVAs, like Oakville and Rutherford in Napa Valley. However, the district boundaries and characteristics as described in the third report are dense with information, and inherently argue that the Livermore Valley AVA is not a monolith but a variegated, complex puzzle whose pieces are separated by the nuances of their individual environments.
"Knowing that only 4,000 acres of the AVA are planted to grapevines, and that many of those acres are concentrated in one district, it may be that winemaking in the Livermore Valley AVA is still in its infancy," said Phil Wente, fourth-generation winegrower at Wente Vineyards. "And that's after more than 160 years of history. Many distinct combinations of district, varietal, rootstock, viticultural and enological practices remain to be explored."
Livermore Valley AVA sub-district map. Courtesy: Livermore Valley Winegrowers Association
Editor's note: The Livermore Valley Winegrowers Association previously commissioned the author of this news report to write a lengthier summary of the scientific studies referred to here.
More news from Livermore Valley Winegrowers Association
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Livermore Valley Wine Auction Donates $137,500 to Local Charities
Livermore Valley Winegrowers Association
www.lvwine.org
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The Islamabad Stock Exchange has issued a circular dated November 12, 2003 informing all listed companies that they are required to change their external auditors every five years as per the Code of Corporate Governance.
The circular also states the change of auditors is required by companies whose financial years have ended on September 30, 2003 or going to end on December 31, 2003.
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan would clarify, under advise to the Islamabad Stock Exchange and the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) that the directive for changing of the auditors (rotation of auditors) would not be applicable to listed companies whose financial year ended on September 30, 2003, if such company has its Annual General Meeting before January 1, 2004, in accordance with SECP's notification.


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TENERIFE, CANARY ISLANDS
There are a thousand things you can do at any time of year, thanks to the mild climate and the enormous range of activities on offer on the largest of the Canary Islands. Enjoy a day at the beach, walk along one of the trails that venture into the lush forests, discover impressive volcanoes and awe-inspiring landscapes that are almost otherworldly, and striking ravines and cliffs. Spend an evening gazing at the endless stars in good company or make that dream of seeing dolphins and whales swimming in the wild a reality… WOW! Tenerife also still preserves beautiful historic quarters of great artistic value, which you can take a relaxed stroll around, museums and charming villages full of local traditions where you can meet locals and chat with them. Maybe you feel like doing some sports. No problem. You can do just about any sport here, especially ones related to the sea and golf, as the island has several courses to choose from. And if you're looking for more intense emotions, there's nothing like some excitement on the modern rides at the fun parks, a paradise for children, who will take home unforgettable memories of their family holiday. In short, there's a new thing to do every day. Goodbye, boredom!
But Tenerife is also perfect for resting and disconnecting from stress. As an established tourist destination, it has an extraordinary range of accommodation, from the most exclusive options to other more modest ones, where you can relax surrounded by all the comforts and services.
• A fabulous day at the beach
• Sailing alongside dolphins and whales
• Climbing the highest peak in Europe
• A trip through incredible natural spaces
• Take a stroll around well-preserved historic quarters
• Be delighted by the stars
• Getting the perfect swing
• Enjoy the cuisine
The Top 10 Things to See and Do in Tenerife:
• See Los Gigantes Cliffs
On the west coast of the island are the Los Gigantes. These giant cliff formations stretch to a height of 800m (2,624ft). The rocky cliffs are an incredible and inspiring view for visitors, whereas the surrounding area offer views of gold shimmering sand and aquamarine waters.
• The Museum of Nature and Man
The Museum of Nature and Man in Santa Cruz de Tenerife contains many important artefacts related to the history of the Canary Islands as well as from around the world. It has a large collection of native tools and carvings, and is a world reference in regard to preservation of mummies. The conservation work done by the museum has paid off; visitors have a unique chance to discover the largest existing collection of the Guanche aboriginal culture of Tenerife, before the arrival of the first European conquerors.
• Watch a Live Show at Pirámide de Arona
The Malizia Show at Pirámide de Arona is a great live performance that captivates the attention of both adults and children. The Malizia Show presents a blend of traditional Hispanic cultures, and offers a mixture of flamenco opera and dance performance. You do not need to speak Spanish in order to enjoy the show. The visual interpretation of the storyline is easily followed on the stage thanks to the hard work and skilled passion of artists.
• Tenerife Auditorium Adan Martin
The Tenerife Auditorium, created in an avant-garde architectural style, frequently hosts talks, exhibitions and music events that attract diverse crowds. Many people have come up with interpretations regarding the shape of the auditorium: some say it resembles an old Spanish helmet. The first level has a large open space with a terrace restaurant, ticket offices and restrooms. Enjoy the great view from the terrace and be sure to have a camera at hand.
•Hike Masca Mountain and Valley
Masca Hike is one of the most popular hikes on Tenerife. It begins at the village in the northwest side of the island and goes all the way to the rocky beach below. The length of the trail is about 7km (4.3mi), and a guide can be arranged by local companies, or you can explore on your own, by heading downhill from Masca to the beach, where you can take a boat to Los Gigantes. Hikers will be rewarded with some great scenery along the way.
• Explore Teide National Park
In the midsts of central Tenerife, Teide National Park is a protected Unesco World Heritage Site centered on the 3,718m (12,198ft) Mount Teide, the highest mountain in Spain. Teide National Park is one of the oldest national parks in the country, and is an important cultural and historical part of the Canary Islands, offering unbeatable views and hiking routes. Its diverse volcanic landscape, pine forests and green valleys are breathtaking. At the very least a quick drive through the Teide National Park is a must to see the beauty of this part of the island. Also, take the cable car to the top and you will be rewarded with a heaven-like view of Tenerife and the surrounding islands.
• Whale and Dolphin Watching at Playa de Las Amèricas
The warm waters surrounding Tenerife are home to more than 28 species of whales and dolphins, making it a popular attraction for visitors of all ages. There are daily boat trips departing from Los Cristianos and Los Gigantes and Las Americas every day. The price of the boat trips differs according to the service and availability of drinks and food. Some boats are even decorated like pirate ships. Trips are on average three hours long, during which you will be able to see several dolphin and whale species in their natural habitat.
• The Pyramids of Güímar
The Pyramids of Güímar natural complex consists of a collection of six free-standing pyramids built in the 19th-century outside of the town of Güímar. They are impressive, especially since they were built without mortar. The Pyramids of Güímar have become a popular tourist site due to their mysterious appeal and historical ambiguity. They definitely stand out in the national park filled with reed ships, ancient artefacts and tranquil grounds.
• Visit Siam Park Waterpark with the Family
Above Los Cristianos, Siam Park is a relatively new attraction that has gained enormous popularity with tourists. It's full of water rides, an enormous wave pool complete with a gold sand beach and a mile-long lazy river to chill by. If you want to experience thrills and spills, go on the Tower of Power, a 100ft (30m) near-vertical slide that will bring you through an amazing aquarium full of ocean residents. Siam Park is dedicated to a Thai theme and is Tenerife's biggest theme park.
• Sea Kayaking and Canoeing Trip at Playa de los Cristianos
Tenerife is a great place if extreme and active sports are your thing. A sea kayaking or a canoeing trip is a great alternative to discover the island from the coast. Don't be scared of having a go at these activities – a professional guide will be on hand to make sure you're safe and take you through the whole fun experience.
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PLAYA LAS AMERICAS - Playa de las Américas is a luxury tourist area located on the southwest coast of Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands (Spain). It is known for its natural and artificial beaches, its lively nightlife and for being an ideal place for surfing. Avenida las Américas is lined with shops and restaurants. Flamenco shows are scheduled in the Pirámide de Arona auditorium. To the north is the Siam Park water park, with slides and artificial wave pools. Whales and dolphins swim in the high seas.
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A serving sailor from the North West has died after being hit by a car in Malta.
The Royal Navy confirmed that Leading Engineering Technician Simon Allen, 30, died on September 13 after the accident in a town west of the capital Valletta.
LET Allen, from Aspull in Wigan, was sailing aboard the HMS Daring which had stopped off on the Mediterranean island as the ship made its way to a deployment in the Middle East.
A spokesman for The Royal Navy said: "LET Allen's next of kin have been informed and our thoughts and condolences are with them at this difficult time.
It is believed that LET Allen was hit by a car in Msida, a harbour town west of the capital of Valletta. Emergency services were called at about 1am and Mr Allen was taken to hospital where he later died.
Maltese police are now investigating the incident.
A statement by Maltese police said: "A 30-year-old English man has unfortunately lost his life in Triq Mikiel Anton Vassalli, in Msida.
"The man was assisted on site by a medical team and later taken to Mater Dei Hospital where he was certified dead shortly after.
HMS Daring left Portsmouth on Friday, September 2, to start nine months in the Gulf. She will be providing air defence for American aircraft carriers as they launch bombing runs on Islamic State terrorist targets in Iraq and Syria.
A inquest into LET Allen's death was opened at Bolton Coroners Court yesterday, Wednesday.


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Postcard: Dinner With Jacques Torres
The other night I received an unexpected call from the pastry chef Jacques Torres, perhaps better known as Mr. Chocolate. It's last minute, he said, but would I come to a small dinner he's hosting at his factory on Hudson Street? An intimate dinner with friends means one thing to you and me, but for Torres, it's something different entirely. When I arrived, the first person I spied was Andre Soltner, the legendary chef-owner of Lutece, peeling fennel bulbs and carrots in the vast warehouse space. And there was Sottha Khun, who was chef of Le Cirque while Torres was pastry chef there, darting in and out of other kitchen-related tasks. Dinner that night would consist of Torres's two non-chocolate specialties—a pan of seafood paella the size of a satellite dish (pictured), and an equally large striped bass that Torres, an avid fisherman, caught himself near New York's Verrazano bridge and then baked en croute. The evening ended with the popping of champagne corks, thick slices of praline mille feuille made by Torres's mentor, Louis Franchain, who was visiting from France, and a tasting of Torres's holiday chocolates, a box of sparkling, vividly colored baubles that left our lips covered in glitter. —Gabriella Gershenson


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Come On Up
by Jordi Nopca
Translated by Mara Faye Lethem
Published by: Bellevue Literary Press
Imprint: Bellevue Literary Press
224 Pages, 5.50 x 8.25 in
Global capitalism fails young Barcelona couples in this dynamic debut
"Heartbreaking and hilarious" —New York Times Book Review
What happens when the hopes of a generation are dashed by austerity policies and underemployment? Come On Up is a group portrait of contemporary Barcelona, beaten by the economic crisis and divided by a secessionist movement. Always witty, often absurdist, these stories offer a mesmerizing glimpse into the daily lives of couples, families, and neighbors living the new normal of the 21st century.
A husband seeks revenge on his wife as they stalk author Peter Stamm; an out-of-work bartender fills his empty days by shoving bananas into the tailpipes of parked cars; a mysterious ritual, spied through a neighbor's window, arouses deadly spirits. Masterfully paced, the eleven mordant stories of Come On Up draw us into an embattled world whose past is unresolved and whose future is uncertain.
Jordi Nopca is the author of two novels and the short story collection Come On Up. Named a "Young Catalan Writer to Watch" by Culture Trip, his books have received the Proa and Documenta Prizes. Nopca is also an award-winning journalist whose work has appeared in Time Out Barcelona and Words Without Borders. Based in Barcelona, Nopca is editor of the newspaper Ara and its literary supplement Ara Llegim. Come On Up is his first book of fiction to appear in English.
Mara Faye Lethem is an award-winning translator of numerous Catalan writers, including Jaume Cabré, Marta Orriols, Max Besora, Alicia Kopf, Jordi Nopca, Albert Sánchez Piñol, Toni Sala, and Irene Solà. Her translations have received two English PEN Awards and have been longlisted for the National Translation Award and the International DUBLIN Literary Award. They have also appeared in the Guardian, Tin House, Paris Review, Granta, Words Without Borders, A Public Space, McSweeney's, and elsewhere. She lives in Brooklyn and Barcelona.
Documenta Prize Winner
"In Lethem's witty translation from Catalan, the 11 stories [of Come On Up] are heartbreaking and hilarious, tender and violent." —New York Times Book Review
"Filled with caustic wit and pointed satire . . . [Come On Up] paints a sympathetic portrait of people trying to adapt to the instability that defines their 'new normal'." —World Literature Today
"[Nopca's] stories skillfully traverse decadence and depravity, splendor and squalor, the tragic and the comic, the boring and the absurd." —Cleaver Magazine
"Delightfully witty, insightful, and masterfully told." —Booklist
"These short stories chronicle the romantic, intellectual, and economic frustrations of disparate characters. . . . From intellectual satire to slapstick comedy, [Come On Up] covers plenty of emotional terrain." —Kirkus Reviews
"[Come On Up] movingly illustrate[s] the human shame of financial insecurity, with multidimensional characters that give life to sterile government jobless reports." —Shelf Awareness
"All of the stories make noise, and some of them really take off." —Publishers Weekly
"Read these stories for Nopca's talent at consistently surprising with plots that march relentlessly in unforeseeable directions, and for his astuteness at charging situations with comic tension and leading readers into potent, perplexing spaces that explode unexpectedly." —El País
"The interplay between immature thirty-somethings, their crazy parents, and their declining grandparents, is at the heart of the book. They each construct the reality that suits them best. Nopca's portrait of a generation is appealing and well-written." —La Vanguardia
"Wry yet tender, Jordi Nopca's stories are a chronicle of the sentimental and existential doubts of Barcelona's struggling younger generation—just trust me: read them." —Jordi Puntí, author of Lost Luggage and This Is Not America
"Nopca's stories, written with clarity and flair, are smart and modern, filled with sharply observed detail. They capture the unease of the times and the flux of contemporary life in Barcelona with wit, wisdom, moments of pure hilarity, and a mixture of sympathy and dark laughter." —Colm Tóibín, author of Brooklyn and House of Names
"The day will come when there'll be no need to keep repeating how Nopca's talent and his corrosive humor have exploded and electrified the literature of Spain: it will be common knowledge." —Enrique Vila-Matas, author of Bartleby & Co. and Mac's Problem


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By M. A. Allison, D. M. Alongi, N. Bi, T. S. Bianchi, G. Billen, N. Blair, D. Bombar, A. Borges, S. Bouillon, W. P. Broussard III, W.-J. Cai, J. Callens, S. Chakraborty, C. T. Arthur Chen, N. Chen, D. R. Corbett, M. Dai, J. W. Day, J. W. Dippner, S. Duan, C. Duarte, T. I. Eglinton, G. Erkens, C. France-Lanord, J. Gaillardet, V. Galy, J. Gan, J. Garnier, M. Goñi, S. L. Goodbred, K. Gundersen, L. Guo, D. Nhu Hai, A. Han, P. J. Harrison, C. Hein, P. J. Hernes, R. D. Hetland, R. M. Holmes, T. J. Hsu, G. Hunsinger, A. Kolker, S. A. Kuehl, H. S. Kung, Z. Lai, N. Ngoc Lam, E. L. Leithold, P. Liu, S. E. Lohrenz, N. Loick-Wilde, R. Macdonald, B. A. McKee, E. Meselhe, H. Middelkoop, S. Mitra, W. Moufaddal, M. C. Murrell, C. A. Nittrouer, A. S. Ogston, P. Passy, M. van der Perk, A. Ramanathan, P. A. Raymond, A. I. Robertson, B. E. Rosenheim, G. P. Shaffer, A. M. Shiller, M. Silvestre, R. G. M. Spencer, R. G. Striegl, A. Stubbins, S. E. Tank, V. Thieu, J. M. Visser, M. Voss, J. P. Walsh, H. Wang, W. R. Woerner, Y. Wu, J. Xu, Z. Yang, K. Yin, Z. Yin, G. L. Zhang, J. Zhang, Z. Y. Zhu, A. R. Zimmerman
Edited by Thomas S. Bianchi, Texas A & M University, Mead A. Allison, University of Texas, Austin, Wei-Jun Cai, University of Delaware
Book: Biogeochemical Dynamics at Major River-Coastal Interfaces
Print publication: 28 October 2013, pp ix-xii
24 - Fate ofnutrients in the aquatic continuum of the Seine River and its estuary: modeling the impacts of human activity changes in the watershed
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org.hibernate.service.jdbc.connections.internal.C3P0ConnectionProvider provider class was not found on the classpath

Because you using hibernate-c3p0-4.1.4.final-sources.jar and this jar only contains Java source-code (.java) files not the compiled Java code (.class). So even If you are expecting "C3P0ConnectionProvider" class is in your classpath, but in reality it is not.
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Hopefully this will resolve your issue.

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A second public meeting to reveal the results of the Wayne County Derelict Properties Strategy project will be held at the Cornell Cooperative Extension building, 1581 Route 88 north, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
Wayne County Planning and Economic Development said those in attendance will be able to review countywide findings and recommendations as well as redevelopment concept plans for three strategic areas.
Lyon said the Wayne County Derelict Properties Strategy has created an inventory of existing derelict properties found throughout the county, identified and prioritized the most blighted areas and developed market-driven strategies to return such properties to productive use.


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Iran ist als Gastgeber und Titelverteidiger automatisch zur Fußball-Asienmeisterschaft 1976 qualifiziert.

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Kuwait und Südjemen qualifizierten sich, nachdem Bahrain, Libanon, Pakistan und Syrien ihre Mannschaften zurückgezogen hatten.

Gruppe 2
In Bagdad, Irak

 Irak – Katar 1:0
 Saudi-Arabien – Afghanistan 2:0
 Irak – Afghanistan 4:0
 Saudi-Arabien – Katar 2:1
 Irak – Saudi-Arabien 1:1
 Katar – Afghanistan 2:1
 Irak – Katar 3:0
 Saudi-Arabien – Afghanistan 6:0
 Irak – Afghanistan 3:1
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 Irak – Saudi-Arabien 2:1
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Gruppe 3
In Bangkok, Thailand

 Thailand – Indonesien 3:1
 Malaysia – Südkorea  2:1
 Indonesien – Südvietnam 2:1
 Thailand – Malaysia 0:1
 Südkorea – Südvietnam 1:0
 Malaysia – Indonesien 0:0
 Thailand – Südvietnam 4:0
 Südkorea – Indonesien 1:0
 Malaysia – Südvietnam 3:0
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In Hongkong

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 Nordkorea, Saudi-Arabien, Thailand verzichteten auf Endrundenteilnahme. Es gab keine Nachrücker.

Qualifikation 1976
Fußballveranstaltung 1975

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brie ripley and Davis Land created Dear, a podcast wherein two friends produce audio letters for one another. they did it to force themselves into the habit of making something out of the ordinary on a regular basis.
"Dear is short, sweet, and really, really lovely."


Collection at Christ Church on Saturday 3rd December from 10am – 2pm.
All profits go to local charities.
Holidays are a wonderful thing. It is a chance to unwind and recharge the batteries before the frenetic start to the new school term and all the church activities that restart at this time. This new term is a time of new beginnings, new classes, new schools, and new opportunities. I would like to welcome back all our leaders and helpers, as without them the activities in our church community would not happen. It is hard to believe that I have reached the six-month milestone as Curate assistant here in Christ Church Bray. It has at times been challenging and I would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for making me feel at home and I really appreciate the support and encouragement you continue to give me. Please keep me in your prayers as I do you and as we pray for each other we continue to pray for Baden and his recovery.
I was a young curate, fresh out of training college, full of ideas and energy, and I loved visiting, so my first weeks of ordained ministry were very special. Being a curate gave me a freedom to focus on meeting and supporting people in their homes and in nursing homes/hospitals. I remember visiting one lovely couple in their home where the husband was entering a difficult phase of Alzheimer's and the family were facing the tough decision about putting him in care. Even then there was little response from him, always a smile but no response.
In time the move to nursing home care was completed and I went to visit him in his new home. The smile was less certain, and my conversation with him became quite stilted. His wife would have previously filled this gap with general chit-chat, but now he was sitting in a large comfortable armchair in a large room filled with 19 others in similar circumstances. Finally I said I had to go, and as usual, said a prayer with him followed by the Lord's Prayer. After the first two lines my reverently closed eyes shot open, as every single person in that room joined in the wonderfully familiar Our Father.
It was a strange silence in the room after our prayer but one that had taught me a profound lesson. It was more than a reflex action, more than a mindless recitation; it was a remembered shared experience.
November is our 'remembering' month; whether it's the All Saints remembering of loved ones who have died in recent days, weeks, months and years or the marking of the centenary of the start of the horror of World War One. For families who have loved ones now living on the far side of the world, it is also the month of remembering to send their parcels, gifts and cards in plenty of time for Christmas. It is so important for us individually and collectively to remember together, to share each other's pain, to comfort one another in our grief, and to stand in the gap for those who need our support in this month of remembering.
an important service for us to give thanks and support.
Congratulations: to John Marks on his 80th birthday; the parish hockey team who won the Archbishop's cup and to Roisin Hiney, a member of the Bray Guide Company, who achieved the top award given.


Elise is the bomb :) Not only is she absolutely gorgeous, but she let me drag her around Rock Cut State Park without her coat and a smile on her face the whole time.
Elise is my younger sister's adventure pal so I brought Lindsay along and we made an afternoon of it. Thanks for letting me take your senior photos Elise! Congratulations on making it to your final semester of high school!
This is Allie, if you know me even a little, you are probably well aware that there is a constant gaggle of kids, teens, and young adults around me at all times :) I love my siblings and their friends and their usual willingness to let me drag them around to my favorite places in Rockford to test light and new tricks before my actual shoots. Usually those pictures just stay on their personal social media pages but I love Allie and the first snow of winter is always magical so I thought I'd share here too.


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Samsung is sole supplier of costly 'iPhone 8' OLED, putting Apple in 'urgent need' of alternatives
Neil Hughes | Sep 06, 2017
The upcoming launch of the "iPhone 8" will reportedly see Apple in a precarious position in terms of parts, as the only company currently capable of producing OLED panels for the new edge-to-edge display is said to be rival Samsung.
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities issued a note to investors on Wednesday, a copy of which was obtained by AppleInsider, revealing that Samsung has strong bargaining power against Apple.
He suspects that the OLED displays for the "iPhone 8" cost Apple between $120 and $130 per unit — well beyond the $45 to $55 per unit Apple is said to pay for the iPhone 7 Plus 5.5-inch LCD screen.
According to Kuo, "Apple is in urgent need of finding a second source of OLED." Any diversity in the supply chain will take time, however, as competing display makers need to not only ramp up OLED output, but also master manufacturing of the next-generation display technology to meet Apple's quality control standards.
Interestingly, Kuo still seems unsure as to whether the next iPhone will have a fingerprint sensor. In Wednesday's note, he suggested that Apple "may abandon" its Touch ID technology in favor of the OLED display, but stopped short of saying definitively that it has been removed from the handset, which will be revealed in less than a week.
"We believe 3D Touch module could be unfavorable for scan-through performance of under-display fingerprint recognition," Kuo said, "which is one of the main reasons why OLED iPhone may abandon fingerprint recognition."
All the mysteries will be resolved next Tuesday, when Apple is holding an event to presumably unveil its next-generation iPhone lineup, headlined by the flagship "iPhone 8." Other names given to the unannounced product include "iPhone Pro," "iPhone Edition," and "iPhone X."
The device is expected to carry a premium price starting at around $1,000, and will be flanked by successors to the iPhone 7 lineup, sporting legacy (and cheaper) LCD technology.
In addition, a new "Series 3" Apple Watch with integrated LTE radio, and a new 4K Apple TV with support for HDR content, are expected to be announced at the event. AppleInsider will be there live, at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino, with full coverage and analysis.
Why OLED?
A traditional LCD screen is considered transmissive — individual elements change color, but are at the mercy of assorted backlight technologies for presentation. OLED screens are emissive, meaning that each individual pixel is its own light source with brightness being able to be set per pixel.
As a result, OLED technology can have has significant power efficiency improvements over LCD screens, assuming software is utilized appropriately. For instance, a truly black pixel consumes no power, allowing for other utilizations of an OLED screen, such as only using a small portion of it for a constant time and notification display, with minimal impact to battery life.
Without the need for a backlight, an OLED screen can be thinner than competing technologies, all other factors equal. OLED response times can theoretically reach 0.01 milliseconds, versus 1 millisecond for modern LCD screens.
Market watchdogs believe that by 2020, OLED technology will be seen in 40 percent of all smartphones sold.
But, production remains more complicated than traditional LED screens. A speck of dust can ruin an entire screen during initial fabrication, and water impingement is a major problem for screens in-use. Even a small amount of water contacting the organic substrate of the screen can immediately damage the display, necessitating replacement.
Samsung remains the dominant producer of OLED
Other than Samsung, there are several vendors of OLED panels. However, at this time even with vendor's government aid and Apple's support, none come close to approaching the volume of the Samsung fabrication plants, and won't for a while.
Samsung holds the vast majority of OLED technology patents, with Samsung holding 97.7 percent of global production in April of 2016. Manufacturing problems remain the primary hurdle to wider success by others.
Samsung appears to be banking on Apple being a major customer for some time for the technology. After rumors in April surfaced about increased OLED production contracts from Apple, Samsung was said to be bulking up factories for production of the screens.
Other companies said to be heavily investing in OLED are Japan Display, and LG Display. When efforts by either company will produce sufficient volume for Apple is not clear.
Metriacanthosaurus
AppleInsider said:
Interestingly, Kuo still seems unsure as to whether the next iPhone will have a fingerprint sensor.
No, that is not what he said, and that is not the way others are reporting this same information. I understand you refuse to accept this reality about Touch ID, but it's time.
If you want to keep calling it iPhone 8 (instead of iPhone Edition) until next week, and keep pretending it might have Touch ID (which it doesn't)...fine. Just know that means your articles will be the least accurate out there for the next 6 days.
suddenly newton
Who's going to mass produce Micro-LED panels?
boltsfan17
suddenly newton said:
My guess would be Sony since they are the only large company I know of investing in the technology.
nhughes
Metriacanthosaurus said:
I have a copy of the note right here. You don't. As I said (and specifically quoted) in the story, Kuo wrote that Apple "may" ditch Touch ID. He didn't say they will, and he was not definitive. He said they may. His words.
You are clearly very passionate about this subject, and I respect that, but I am simply reporting what the dude wrote — no ulterior motive or agenda, I can assure you.
Rayz2016
nhughes said:
Sounds fair enough to me.
Epic claims App Store antitrust trial judge made too many legal mistakes in her ruling
Thursday's appeal filing by Epic claims that Judge Gonzales Roberts "erred" in her Epic versus Apple antitrust rulings.
Apple poised to break holiday quarter financial records despite challenges, Katy Huberty says
Morgan Stanley's Katy Huberty expects Apple to break holiday quarter earnings and edge out Wall Street's expectations for the quarter thanks to iPhone production improvements and Services performance.
Apple countersues Ericsson in 5G patent dispute
Apple has responded to Ericsson's lawsuits over the use of its 5G patents, with a countersuit that seeks a US import ban on the Swedish company's mobile base stations.
Google is working on an AR headset to rival Apple, Meta
Development has reportedly begun at Google on an augmented reality headset, possibly launching in 2024, and aimed at rivalling Apple AR.
By William Gallagher | 21 minutes ago
Intel to build $20 billion chip factory in Ohio
Intel is reportedly planning to invest at least $20 billion to create a new processor facility near Columbus, Ohio, continuing chip companies' moves to reduce dependency on other countries.
By Christine McKee | 2 hours ago


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Cubs sign Mike Freeman to a minor league deal
By Craig CalcaterraAug 7, 2017, 11:36 AM EDT
This is not about to upset the balance of baseball power, but the Cubs signed a player today: utilityman Mike Freeman, who was inked to a minor league deal.
Freeman played 20 games between the Mariners and Dodgers this year. He was released by L.A. to make room for Yu Darvish. He has played every defensive position except catcher and center field in his 41-game big league career. He even pitched an inning of mopup duty for Seattle back in May. That versatility is kind of important given that he's only 7-for-57.
Injury insurance I suppose.
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Rays' Yandy Díaz gets three-year, $24 million deal to avoid arbitration
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – Tampa Bay Rays infielder Yandy Díaz agreed to a three-year, $24 million contract that avoided a salary arbitration hearing.
Díaz's agreement could be worth $36 million over four seasons.
The 31-year old will receive $6 million this season, $8 million in 2024 and $10 million for 2025. The 2026 club is $12 million with no buyout. There is a $1 million assignment bonus that would be payable by receiving team.
Díaz has spent parts of six seasons in the majors with Cleveland (2017-18) and Tampa Bay (2019-22). He has a career average of .278 with 39 home runs and 198 RBIs.
Acquired by the Rays in a three-team trade on Dec. 13, 2018, Díaz hit .296 with nine homers and 57 RBIs in 137 games last season, He career highs with 71 runs, 140 hits, 33 doubles, and 78 walks.
Díaz was the third Rays' arbitration-eligible player to reach a deal.
Reliever Pete Fairbanks agreed Friday to a $12 million, three-year contract that could be worth up to $24.6 million over four seasons. The 29-year-old right-hander was 0-0 with a 1.13 ERA in 24 appearances last year after beginning the season on the 60-day injured list with a right lat strain.
Left-hander Jeffrey Springs also agreed last week to a $31 million, four-year contract that could be worth $65.75 million over five seasons.
The 30-year-old began last season in the bullpen and transitioned to the starting rotation in May and finished 9-5 with a 2.46 ERA in 33 appearances, including 25 starts.
Tampa Bay remains scheduled for hearings with right-handers Jason Adam and Ryan Thompson, left-hander Colin Poche, and outfielder Harold Ramírez.


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Israel News | Business
Delek Seeks to Raise $300 Million Ahead of Ithaca IPO
Move comes after purchasing most of Chevron's British North Sea oil and gas fields for $2 billion
The foundation platform of Leviathan natural gas field, off the coast of Haifa, January 31, 2019. Credit: \ POOL New/ REUTERS
Israel's Delek Group said on Monday it was in talks with a range of investors to raise up to $300 million ahead of a planned listing of its Ithaca Energy business.
Delek said it was negotiating with investment funds, trading companies and international financial institutions to make a capital investment against an allocation of shares in Ithaca.
In May, Delek moved closer to a listing of Ithaca when it bought out most of Chevron's British North Sea oil and gas fields for $2 billion.
In a regulatory filing in Tel Aviv, Delek also said that along with Ithaca, it was in talks to sign oil and gas marketing agreements for three years and receive payments of up to $150 million from international trading firms.
He Was Found Positive for COVID Without Being Tested. It Went Downhill From There This Israeli Was Found Positive for COVID Without Even Being Tested. It Went Downhill From There


Trump did not refer directly to that debate in his remarks Thursday, which were among his strongest on the subject of abortion generally. In his first appearance at the event in 2017, Trump promised to get rid of the Johnson Amendment, a cause popular among those Christians who resent the law's restriction of political speech by pastors.
Whitaker said he'd "re-established a positive relationship between the Department of Justice and the White House " since becoming acting attorney general, leading Demings to ask if he agreed with Trump before taking that position. Democrats expressed dissatisfaction with Whitaker's testimony, with Nadler concluding the hearing by telling Whitaker he is planning to call him back for an interview, by subpoena if necessary.
Fairfax called the allegation a political smear. What does she say and he say? Tyson explained that she chose to come forward to the public now after learning that Fairfax might become the new governor of Virginia. Watson's lawyer said the circumstances of the alleged assault in 2000 were similar to what Tyson had described happening four years later, but declined to provide further details.
America's allies on the ground announced the start of what they're calling the final battle against remaining ISIS holdouts after allowing thousands of civilians to flee. The Observatory said 12 ISIS gunmen attacked the SDF and clashed with them for several hours until most of the attackers were killed early on Saturday.
Luis Escobar, a Venezuelan who now lives in Colombia after fleeing his crisis-ridden nation, said his wife has advanced breast cancer and urged Maduro to accept the aid. This is a time when compassion should be expressed for the long-suffering people of Venezuela by promoting, not curtailing, access to food and medicine.
Numerous migrants who may seek passage with smugglers in their journey through Mexico cross the border and turn themselves into USA authorities to seek asylum in the United States, a drawn-out court process that can take months or years to resolve.
Conley said Trump did not undergo any procedures requiring sedation or anesthesia, meaning he did not have a colonoscopy. Trump's physical exam a year ago found him to be one pound short of the criteria for obesity, and a diet and exercise regimen was created for him to follow.
While Fairfax has asked for his family and Tyson's family to be respected and given privacy, he has continually stuck to his initial statement that he has nothing to hide. Gov. Justin Fairfax or Attorney General Mark Herring to step down. Trump, who has batted away a series of scandals involving himself and members of his administration, predicted the turmoil would help flip Virginia back to voting Republican in 2020.
The drugs were found concealed inside dozens of metal boxes that were declared as "Single Loud Speakers". Police also found 25 kilograms of cocaine, worth $9.5 million, and five kilograms of heroin, worth $2.6 million, in the same shipment as the methylamphetamine.
Congressman Doug Collins , the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee , blasted Democrats for their handling of the subpoena drama. Chairman, I see that your five minutes is up, ' he said , prompting an uproar from the gallery and laughter from Chairman Jerrold Nadler , a New York Democrat.


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Велика маленька людина () — американська драма режисера Роберта З. Леонарда 1919 року.

Сюжет

У ролях
 Мей Мюррей — Аратея Меннінг
 Кларисса Сельвіні — місіс Меннінг
 Рудольф Валентіно — Артур Ендікот
 Аллан Сірс — Джеральд Стаплс
 Герард Александр — Маріон Біміс

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Mélusine réfère à :

Légendes et folkloristique
 Mélusine, fée présente dans la littérature du Moyen Âge ;
 Mélusine de Hierges, personnage imaginaire, issu de la littérature fantastique du Moyen Âge ;
 Mélusine, revue de folkloristique, fondée par Henri Gaidoz et Eugène Rolland en 1878 et qui a paru jusqu'en 1912.

Musique
 Mélusine, groupe de musique folk français (formé en 1973).
 Mélusine (1975), premier album (studio) éponyme du groupe Mélusine.

Bande-dessinée
 Mélusine, personnage central d'une série de bande dessinée du même nom, par Clarke et Gilson.

Cinéma
 Mélusine, film allemand de Hans Steinhoff (1944).

Autres
 Mélusine, en héraldique, figure imaginaire inspirée par la fée Mélusine ;
 Mélusine, gentilé féminin de la ville de Lusignan dans le département de la Vienne en France, ville liée à la légende de la fée Mélusine ;
 Mélusine, nom choisi par la SNCF pour nommer sa voiture TGV destinée à la mesure de la qualité des lignes à grande vitesse ;
 (373) Mélusine, astéroïde découvert en 1893 ;
 Tour Mélusine, donjon du chateau de Vouvant (Vendée) ;
 Mélusine, bière produite à Chambretaud en Vendée ;
 Mélusine, nom d'un réacteur nucléaire de recherche, situé à Grenoble ;
 Fontaine Mélusine, appareil de purification et de biodynamisation de l'eau du robinet commercialisé par la société Aqua Dyn sise à Auroville en Inde ;
 Mélusine, une protéine chaperon musculaire ;

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Shashlik is a very popular snack item which is liked by people of almost every region, particularly in SA and ME countries. Shashlik recipe and ingredients vary due to the different choice of people. Especially since the ingredients differ for those who are vegetarian or do not like to include meat. Although most people like to include chicken as the main ingredient, yet for vegetarians, it has to be meatless. Sultana's Recipe thus included two variants of shashlik recipes: chicken shashlik and vegetable shashlik.
Usually, in the case of chicken shashlik, medium size boneless chicken pieces and similar pieces of ingredients other than ingredients like onion, capsicum, tomato etc. are included in the shashlik. All these pieces are arranged in sequence and inserted in a skewer (wooden spike) through the center of each item. Chicken shashlik must be baked either in the electric oven or in the open grill burner for direct heating of the chicken and vegetable pieces. It is healthy food but you can keep the fat level low using less of chicken/cheese pieces and more vegetable.
Clean and remove the fat from the chicken breast. Cut chicken pieces into 2×2 inch size with a good quality sharp knife. I recommended a good quality knife for cutting. Wash and rinse the chicken pieces. Cut onion, capsicum, and tomatoes into cube size.
Mix yogurt, lemon juice, ginger paste, garlic paste, chili powder, tomato sauce, salt, 1 tbsp oil, and hot spice powder in a bowl. Add the chicken pieces and vegetables to the spices mixture. Cover it and keep it for 45 minutes.
If your skewers are wooden then soak the skewers for 10 minutes before skewing. Skew marinated capsicum, chicken, tomato, and onion to the skewers (wooden spike) closely one by one. Make two or three sets on each skewer. Make the sticks until the chicken pieces are threaded. Brush the spice mixture over the sticks.
Take a baking tray. Spray or brush oil on the baking tray. Place the skewers on the tray and again brush a little oil on meat. Preheat the oven at 200⁰c for 5 minutes. Bake all shashliks at 180⁰c for 20 minutes then flip the skewers and bake for another 20 minutes. Remove the shashlik sticks from the tray.
If you want to avoid baking in an oven you can fry it through the burner. For frying the shashliks use a thick skillet. Heat oil in a thick skillet and fry both sides of the sticks until tender. For better result, after frying the shashlik you can bake it for only 10 minutes. That will give you a yummy look of shashlik.
Preheat the airfyer at 200⁰c for 5 minutes. Bake all shashliks at 180⁰c for 10 minutes then flip the skewers and bake for another 10 minutes.
The chicken shashlik is ready to serve.
Serve the chicken shashlik with homemade tomato sauce or any kind of sauce.
If you don't like meat or you have a problem with meat or chicken you can try this vegetable shashlik recipe. It is good as well as a healthy snack. I hope you will like this shashlik. The process for making vegetable shashlik is very simple and easy.
Cut cheese, carrot, capsicum, onion, and tomatoes into the same (cube) size with a sharp knife. Always use a good quality knife for cutting. Mix tomato sauce, salt, and chili powder in a bowl. Apply the ingredients with cheese and carrots. Cover it and keep for 10-20 minutes. Skew pieces of capsicum, cheese, tomato, onion, and carrot to the skewers similarly one by one. Make two sets on each skewer. If you use wooden skewers or shashlik sticks, soak the skewers or sticks for 10 minutes before skewing.
Spray or brush with chili sauce. Preheat oven at 200⁰c for 10 minutes. Bake all shashliks at 180⁰c for 10 minutes then flip the skewers and bake for another 10 minutes so that both sides are baked properly. Remove the shashlik sticks from the tray.
Or you can fry the shashliks in a frying pan with oil until tender.
Your vegetable shashlik recipe is ready to serve.
Serve vegetable shashlik with the soft roll and homemade tomato sauce.
If you like my shashlik recipes please share these recipes with your family and friends.


ONE THING I DO From Bro. Mike: Philippians 3:13 "Brethren, I do not count myself to have apprehended; but one thing I do, FORGETTING those things which are behind and REACHING FORWARD to those things which are ahead ….
What an incredible year we have had since moving into our new Sanctuary and remodeling the old one.


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The Pardos' Triumph
The Use of Festival Material Culture for Socioracial Promotion in Eighteenth-Century Pernambuco
Miguel Valerio Washington University in St. Louis
Pardos, Afro-Brazilians, Colonial festival, Material culture
On September 13, 1745, the pardo (mixed-race Afro-Brazilian) brotherhood (lay Catholic association) of Nossa Senhora do Livramento (Our Lady of Emancipation) of Recife, Pernambuco, in collaboration with the pardo brotherhood of Nossa Senhora de Guadalupe (Our Lady of Guadalupe) in neighboring Olinda, enthralled Pernambuco's largest city with a great festival in honor of Blessed Gonçalo Garcia (1556–97). Like many colonial festivals, the festivities included fireworks, artillery salvos, five triumphal carts, seventeen allegorical floats, five different dance performances, and jousting. Yet never before had such an extravagant display of material wealth been made by an Afro-Brazilian brotherhood. The pardo irmãos (brotherhood members) had two important issues they wanted to settle once and for all with this festival. One was the question of Blessed Gonçalo's pardoness, since the would-be-saint was the son of a Portuguese man and an East Indian woman, and pardoness in Brazil had been defined as the result of white–black miscegenation. The other issue was the popular notion that mixed-race Afro-Brazilians constituted colonial Brazil's most deviant and unruly socioracial group. In this article, I analyze how mixed-race Afro-Brazilians used the material culture of early modern festivals to publicly articulate claims about their sacro-social prestige and socio-symbolic status. I contend that material culture played a central role in the pardo irmãos' articulation of their devotion to Blessed Gonçalo and claims of sacro-social and socio-symbolic belonging, and that they used this material culture to challenge colonial notions about their ethnic group.
Miguel Valerio, Washington University in St. Louis
Miguel A. Valerio earned his doctorate from The Ohio State University with a dissertation on the festive practices of black confraternities in the early modern Iberian Atlantic. He is currently assistant professor of Spanish at Washington University in St. Louis. His research has appeared in Afro-Hispanic Review, Confraternitas, Slavery & Abolition, and the edited volume Afro-Catholic Festivals in the Americas (Pennsylvania State University Press, 2019), edited by Cécile Fromont. He is currently completing his first book, Sovereign Joy: Afro-Mexican Festive Practices, 1539-1640, which studies the performance of festive black kings and queens in Mexico City's first century of Spanish colonization.
Valerio, Miguel. 2021. "The Pardos' Triumph: The Use of Festival Material Culture for Socioracial Promotion in Eighteenth-Century Pernambuco". Journal of Festive Studies 3 (1):47-71. https://doi.org/10.33823/jfs.2021.3.1.79.
Copyright (c) 2021 Miguel A. Valerio


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home Known Reserves, U Australia's Ranger uranium mine ceases production
Australia's Ranger uranium mine ceases production
By SightlineU3O8 Posted in Known Reserves U
Era has operated the Ranger mine since 1980, producing about 132,000 tonnes of uranium oxide. (Image courtesy of Energy Resources of Australia.)
Energy Resources of Australia (ASX: ERA) has ceased production at its Ranger uranium mine in the country's Northern Territory after 40 years of operations.
The company will now move to the rehabilitation phase of the area, which is expected to cost about A$808 million ($620m) and must be completed by January 2026.
ERA OPERATED THE RANGER MINE SINCE 1980, PRODUCING ABOUT 132,000 TONNES OF URANIUM OXIDE
The Ranger uranium orebody, the richest in the southern hemisphere, was discovered in late 1969 by geologists who were investigating radiometric anomalies detected by air surveys. Drilling over the next two years defined several orebodies and a proposal to mine the area was drafted.
Open cut mining started at Ranger in 1980, with the mine reaching full production of uranium oxide a year later. The mine led to the construction of the town of Jabiru in 1982, originally a closed community for mine employees.
A total of three pits were developed by 2012. During that time, there was talk of developing an underground resource discovered in 2009. After a prefeasibility study into the Ranger 3 Deeps resource and opposition from traditional land owners, ERA's board chose not to proceed.
Both the operation and the mining town of Jabiru are surrounded by a World-Heritage-listed National Park — Kakadu. This makes ERA's rehabilitation work and future monitoring of the project area an issue of federal significance.


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Greater Victoria
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Spring Break Activities 2019
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Kim Parcher
Spring Break is just around the corner, and it seems to be a common question (and concern) on every parent's mind what they're going to do to keep their children occupied during those two weeks. These Spring Break Activities have got you covered!
We've scoured through our archives, as well as did some further research on what's happening in communities across Vancouver Island, to bring you this extensive list of ideas.
From little ones to teens, we've come up with some great activities to keep everyone (including parents) entertained. And the best part is, several of the locations mentioned can be enjoyed at any time of year! (Yes, that means you can reuse these ideas for that long summer break too).
South Island Spring Break Activities
The Beacon Hill Children's Farm welcomed 17 baby goats since the beginning of February! They open for the season on March 8. Visit the petting area to say hello to these new furry kids. While you are there don't forget to view the alpacas, pigs, and bunnies too.
Then take a walk to the nearby pond in Beach Hill Park for a large selection of waterfowl, ducks, and peacocks.
Royal BC Museum
Have a budding photographer on your hands? From now until March 24 experience the wonders of nature through the lenses of award-winning photographers from around the world at the Royal BC Museum.
IMAX (at the Royal BC Museum)
Great Bear Rainforest – playing until April 4
3D Great Bear Rainforest – playing until March 28
Volcanoes: The Fires of Creation (2D & 3D versions) – playing until March 28
Incredible Predators (2D & 3D versions) – playing until March 28
There are quite a few "special screenings" of various films throughout Spring Break. Check their website for up-to-date information
Victoria Bug Museum – 631 Courtney Street
A visit to this must-see mini zoo offers an excellent opportunity to view and experience live tropical bugs from around the world. All the animals are alive and in tanks. (And you choose how up close and personal you'd like to be!).
During Spring Break, the Victoria Bug Museum opens its doors for an extra 2 hours per day! Enjoy non-stop bug fun from 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Captial City Comic Com – held at the Victoria Conference Centre and Crystal Garden (720 Douglas Street)
Is your teen into comics? From March 22-24 head to the Capital City Comic Com – a multigenre entertainment and comic convention. This year's convention is bigger and better than ever and packed with unique demo's, attractions, and features.
It's your opportunity to meet famous stars, artists and cosplayers, and partake in special events.
Lego Exhibition at the Sidney Museum – 2423 Beacon Avenue
The Sidney Museum presents to you the ever-popular Lego Exhibition celebrating over 60 years of Lego imagination. Dozens of Star Wars themed Lego models provide a special focus for this exciting exhibit, rounded out by hundreds of other Lego models including Hogwarts Castle and Lego model of the Bugatti Chiron automobile.
On now until March 31, 2019
The Raptors Centre – 1877 Herd Road, Duncan
The Raptors offers a compelling interactive experience with birds of prey. Get closer than you ever imagined to these exciting, intelligent birds and learn about their world and how we all benefit when they survive and thrive.
Open Daily from 10:30 am – 3:00 pm from now until May 17th (it's their shoulder season)
Flying demonstrations are at 11:30 am and 1:30 pm (these are an absolute MUST SEE!)
Spring Break Camps at the Island Savings Centre – 2687 James Street
The Island Savings Centre is pleased to offer a variety of exciting camps this spring break, including sports, mountain biking, dance, and a Harry Potter camp! Check out their website for more details.
The Sound of Music (live production) – 9737 Chemainus Road
The Chemainus Theatre Festival presents The Sound of Music – playing at select times from now until April 6.
Based on the story of the von Trapp family singers, this thrilling and inspirational family musical follows the romantic story of Captain von Trapp and governess Maria as they fall in love and bring a family together, during the turbulent and frightening time preceeding World War II. Their story comes to life onstage with beloved songs, such as "My Favourite Things," "Do-Re-Mi," "Climb Every Mountain," and of course, "The Sound of Music."
Spring Break Activities – Mid-Island
Free Skating!
Lions Free Skate! Head to Frank Crane Arena (2300 Bowen Road) every Sunday until March 24, from 12:00 – 1:30 for a free Skate. Courtesy of a variety of program sponsors.
Free Skate at the NIC – 750 Third Street – Friday, March 22 from 3:45 – 5:15. Courtesy of Coast Capital Savings.
Pool Party at Nanaimo Aquatic Centre – 741 Third Street
Join the Nanaimo Aquatic Centre for two Marvelous Monday pool parties during Spring Break. March 18 & 25 from 1-3 pm. There will be games, contests and much more!
Free Swim at Beban Pool
Head to the Beban Pool on Friday, March 29 from 7:00 – 9:00 pm for a free swim. Courtesy of Coast Capital Savings.
Festival Nanaimo
Festival Nanaimo is a multi-dimensional community festival that takes place in Nanaimo throughout the month of March each year. 2019 marks the 5th Annual Festival Nanaimo – a festival about exploring Nanaimo, through a variety of activities and 10 signature events.
There will be great shows, dance, theatre, visual art, heritage & mystery events, the 5th Annual PirateFest, culinary art with whisk(e)y, bacon & bevy tastings, and of course Nanaimo Bars galore!
Check out all the details on their website.
Nanaimo Mysteries at the Museum – 100 Museum Way
A safe-cracking ex-cop, the last public hanging in Nanaimo and a spy are just a few mysteries to unravel in Nanaimo's history. Cold cases and solved murders that date back 150 years, rumours of hidden treasure and a psychic brought in to solve a missing persons case. Buildings and places that have vanished such as a house that sank into mine workings and a forgotten ski hill. Nanaimo Mysteries explores aspects of local history that are usually left buried and busts the myths surrounding some of our most infamous stories.
Warning: Nanaimo Mysteries contains graphic content that may be upsetting to some visitors.
Exhibit is on now until September 2, 2019
WildPlay Nanaimo – 35 Nanaimo River Road
Adventure activities of every intensity, including 19 zip lines, 67 aerial games, 40ft jump, 150ft bungee jump, and a 150ft giant swing.
Open during Spring Break: March 15 – 31 – Thursday – Monday from 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Science Spectacular at Woodgrove Mall
The Nanaimo Science & Sustainability Society (NS3) and Woodgrove have teamed up to offer your children FREE hands-on, interactive science activities and workshops. The activities are fun while providing a learning opportunity for children of all ages.
Community Booths include:
Air Up There
Tinker Time
Mysterious Magnets
Engineering Extravaganza
Workshops include:
Squishy Circuits
Bottle Terrariums
Check out the Woodgrove Mall website for times, dates, and further details
Brant Geese
Brant Wildlife Festival
The festival celebrates nature, particularly Brant geese, but also the arrival of thousands of migratory birds, fish and marine animals to the shores of Parksville and Qualicum Beach.
There are 25 events planned during the Festival (March and April).
Check out their website for more details
Tiger Lily Farm – 1692 Errington Road
Celebrate their opening season on Saturday, March 16, from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm. Enjoy pony rides and plenty of baby animals. Goat Milking, Bottle Feeding, Egg Collecting and Chick Counting are just a few of the activities you can expect to participate in at Tiger Lily Farm.
STEAM Workshops at Parksville Library – 100 Jensen Avenue E
Parksville Library is hosting some STEAM workshops during Spring Break – Mar 21, 22, 26 and 28. See their event calendar for specific offerings, suggested ages and times. Lego Club is also available during Spring Break.
RDN Spring Break Camps and More!
The RDN has plenty to offer during Spring Break, including many camps, Everyone Welcome Swim and Skate (some free), drop-in programs, and much more.
Check out their online calendar for all the details.
Mini-Golfing
Just in time for Spring Break both mini-golf adventure parks in Parksville will re-open for the season.
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Banned Chinese drama by Nobel-winning author remounted on University of Calgary stage
Absurdist drama The Bus Stop premiered in Beijing in the 1980's, where it was a hit with audiences but banned by the Chinese government after 13 performances, for being considered 'spiritual pollution' (Photo by Tim Ngyuen)
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A play by a Nobel Prize winning author that was banned in China in the 1980s after only 13 performances is back onstage, only in Calgary.
The Canadian premiere of The Bus Stop, by Gao Xingjian, is being presented at the University of Calgary. It's a student initiated project, being directed by MFA Directing candidate Fangzheng (Nick) Wang.
The play tells the story of a group of citizens waiting for the 'bus to the city' to arrive, with all the promise that entails of better lives.
Written in the 1980s, the play premiered at the Beijing People's Art Theatre, where it was said to be a hit with patrons, until it was shut down by the Communist Party after 13 performances for being 'spiritual pollution'.
Now, more than 30 years later, The Bus Stop resonates as a cry for a return to normalcy after the stresses of the pandemic said Christine Brubaker, U of C's Drama Division lead.
"The Bus Stop becomes a metaphor for our collective longing of the last 21 months," said Brubaker in a release. "And with crossing languages, histories, geography and cultures, this play celebrates the shared vulnerability and aspirations in a post-pandemic era."
The play remains an influential text in Chinese absurdist drama. During the 1980s, Xingjian published a number of novels, plays and other writing considered critical of the Chinese government. He ultimately left the Communist Party after the Tiananmen Square massacre, and relocated to France, and has since become a French citizen. He won the 2000 Nobel Prize for literature.
It runs through Dec. 4 at the University Theatre at the U of C and features Mandarin subtitles.
Tickets are $22 (adults) / $17 (students/seniors) and are available online through scpa.ucalgary.ca/events or at the door.
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