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Also Known As: Donald James Yarmy Died: September 25, 2005
Born: April 13, 1923 Cause of Death: lung infection
Birth Place: New York City, New York, USA Profession: actor, comedian, impressionist, engineer
Don Adams made America laugh at its Cold War paranoia as the star of the hit sitcom "Get Smart" (NBC/CBS, 1965-1970). Created by Mel Brooks and Buck Henry, the series lampooned the high-tech wizardry of NBC's "Man from U.N.C.L.E." (1964-68), finding boundless comic potential in Adams' maladroit secret agent Maxwell Smart. Adams' death in September 2005 robbed the actor of the chance to see his creation revived by Warner Brothers in "Get Smart" (2008). Assuming the mantle and low-tech shoe-phone of Maxwell Smart, rubber-faced Steve Carell turned in a performance that was as much a tribute to Adams as to the original series, opening the door for a new generation of fans to discover one of American television's greatest comic talents.Don Adams was born Donald James Yarmy on April 13, 1923, in New York City. The second son and middle child of a Hungarian-Jewish restaurant manager and his Irish Roman Catholic wife, he was baptized Catholic by his mother while his older brother had been brought up in their father's faith. More interested in going to see movies than in attending school, Adams was a frequent truant, whose frustrated father eventually packed him off to DeWitt Clinton High School in the...
Don Adams made America laugh at its Cold War paranoia as the star of the hit sitcom "Get Smart" (NBC/CBS, 1965-1970). Created by Mel Brooks and Buck Henry, the series lampooned the high-tech wizardry of NBC's "Man from U.N.C.L.E." (1964-68), finding boundless comic potential in Adams' maladroit secret agent Maxwell Smart. Adams' death in September 2005 robbed the actor of the chance to see his creation revived by Warner Brothers in "Get Smart" (2008). Assuming the mantle and low-tech shoe-phone of Maxwell Smart, rubber-faced Steve Carell turned in a performance that was as much a tribute to Adams as to the original series, opening the door for a new generation of fans to discover one of American television's greatest comic talents.
Don Adams was born Donald James Yarmy on April 13, 1923, in New York City. The second son and middle child of a Hungarian-Jewish restaurant manager and his Irish Roman Catholic wife, he was baptized Catholic by his mother while his older brother had been brought up in their father's faith. More interested in going to see movies than in attending school, Adams was a frequent truant, whose frustrated father eventually packed him off to DeWitt Clinton High School in the Bronx. Nevertheless, Adams dropped out of high school and worked briefly as a theater usher. He was living with family in Pennsylvania at the time of the Japanese Imperial Navy's attack on the United States Naval Base at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. Following the cue of his teenage cousins, he swiftly enlisted in the U.S. Marines like many young men at that time. Assigned to the Third Marines in Samoa, Adams was transferred to Guadalcanal for the second major Allied offense against Japan. Taken out of the action early on due to a bout of blackwater fever secondary to malaria, Adams would be his platoon's only survivor after the protracted Battle of Guadalcanal.
After spending a year in a military hospital in New Zealand, he finished his Marine Corps career as a stateside drill instructor. After his military discharge, Adams worked for a time as a commercial artist but his childhood talent for mimicry pulled him toward the life of a performer. He relocated to Miami, FL and formed a brief comedy partnership with Jay Storch, brother of his New York neighbor Larry Storch. Together Adams and Storch toured as The Young Brothers. When the act broke up, Adams continued alone. Married in 1945 to nightclub singer Adelaide Adams, the budding comedian adopted his bride's stage name to become Don Adams for the first time. Fathering four children in quick succession, Adams quit performing and settled in the Baltimore-Washington, D.C. area, where he earned a wage as an engineering draftsman and cartographer. Upon the death of his mother in 1954, Adams returned to New York, where he learned that auditions were being held for Arthur Godfrey's "Talent Scouts" (CBS, 1948-1958). Adams angled himself a spot among the hopefuls and his comic talents impressed the famously prickly Godfrey. Adams' victory on the broadcast led to subsequent appearances on "The Steve Allen Show" (NBC, 1956-1960), "The Ed Sullivan Show" (CBS, 1948-1971) and "The Gary Moore Show" (CBS, 1958-1967).
As a regular performer on "The Perry Como Show" (CBS/NBC, 1948-1966), Adams introduced a recurring character type, a calamity-prone know-it-all whose inherent cluelessness could be adapted to accommodate a wealth of professions, from umpire to hotel detective. Adam's clipped vocal inflections were an adaptation of an earlier impersonation of William Powell, star of the long-running "Thin Man" detective film franchise. He ultimately came to call this character Byron Glick. When his friend Bill Dana, a stand-up comic famous for playing ill-starred immigrant Jose Jiménez, was made the star of NBC's "The Bill Dana Show" (1963-65), Adams was hired as a semi-regular, reprising the Byron Glick character in a dozen episodes. During this time, Adams was also retained by CBS to provide the voice of a wayward cartoon penguin for Total Television's semi-educational "Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales" (1963-1966).
With the cancellation of "The Bill Dana Show," Adams was offered a shot at his own weekly series. The concept for inept secret agent Maxwell Smart was born from the vogue for the James Bond films starring Sean Connery. The profitable series was copied for television as "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." (NBC, 1964-68), a straight-forward espionage drama with satirical touches and an emphasis on gee-wiz gadgetry over onscreen sex and violence. The creators of "Get Smart" (NBC/CBS, 1965-1970), Mel Brooks and Buck Henry, had no small amount of difficulty luring Adams to the series. The actor had tired of his Byron Glick persona and had to be persuaded by friend Dana to resurrect it for his own shot at fame and fortune.
Turned down by ABC, the 1965 pilot for "Get Smart" was picked up instead by NBC. Focusing on the adventures of Adams' bungling but upright and ultimately victorious secret agent No. 86, an operative for the government agency CONTROL and foe of the underworld conclave KAOS, "Get Smart" benefited from a stronger-than-average supporting cast, which included Barbara Feldon as Smart's partner, girlfriend and, later wife Agent 99, and veteran Hollywood actor Edward Platt as Smart's long-suffering bureau chief. The show also featured such guest villains as Bernie Kopell (who recurred as KAOS bigwig Konrad Siegfried), Vincent Price, Julie Newmar, Ted Knight, Pat Paulson and Tom Poston, a one-time candidate for the role of Maxwell Smart. The recipient of multiple Golden Globe and Emmy Awards, "Get Smart" enjoyed a four-season run on NBC before shifting to CBS for its final season.
With the end of his long run as Maxwell Smart, Adams made a number of personal appearances. For friend Hugh Hefner, he appeared in several episodes of the CBS variety series "Playboy After Dark" (1969-1970) while also turning up on "The Andy Williams Show" (NBC, 1969-1971) and "The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour" (CBS, 1971-74). Another shot at a weekly series came with "The Partners" (NBC, 1971-72), a police sitcom that paired Adams with black actor Rupert Crosse, a last-minute replacement for comedian Godfrey Cambridge, as a pair of luckless plain clothes cops. Although the pilot had tested well and gave NBC hopes for another hit on par with "Get Smart," the series was clobbered in the ratings when scheduled opposite the CBS cash cow "All in the Family." "The Partners" series limped through a single season before being cancelled in September 1972. Adams rebounded as the host of Universal TV's syndicated game show "Don Adams' Screen Test" (1975). Boasting better production values than the average TV competition and employing a better-than-average roster of celebrity guests - including James Caan, Mel Brooks, Bob Newhart and Adams' old "Get Smart" co-star Barbara Feldon - the show ran civilian contestants through a gauntlet of hair, make-up and costuming to provide them with a screen test culled from a scene from a Hollywood classic. Despite the novelty of the show, "Don Adams' Screen Test" was canceled after its first season.
Adams filled the next few years with special guest appearances, providing a voice for Hanna-Barbera's animated sitcom "Wait 'til Your Father Gets Home" (1972-74), acting in the 1976 pilot for ABC's long-running "The Love Boat" (1977-1987) and turning up on "Fantasy Island" (ABC, 1977-1984) as a milquetoast locksmith who yearns to experience life as a World War I flying ace. Adams revived his Maxwell Smart character in "The Return of Maxwell Smart," retitled "The Nude Bomb" (1980) upon its release by Universal. Though the film's producers retained Adams and two writers from the original series, creators Brooks and Henry were never approached to participate, nor was Feldon asked to reprise the character of Agent 99. Despite high hopes for its success, "The Nude Bomb" was a financial and critical disaster that failed even to deliver on the salacious promise of its title.
Failing in his bid for a comeback, Adams returned to television, traveling to Canada to provide the voice for "Inspector Gadget" (1983-85), a crime-solving cyborg with more snap-on accoutrements than a James Bond villain. The cartoon lasted for three seasons but ran in syndication for years. While in Canada, Adams also starred in the supermarket sitcom "Check It Out" (1985-88), as punctilious floor manager Howard Bannister. Agent 86 was revived in more faithful form for the ABC telefilm "Get Smart, Again!" (1989). Pushing 70, Adams was an awkward fit for the Boy Scout-like secret agent, but audiences enjoyed seeing him reteamed with former castmates Feldon, Bernie Kopell, Dick Gautier, and Robert Karvelas, who also happened to be Adams' cousin. A belated follow-up series, "Get Smart" (Fox, 1995), promoted Smart and 99 to executive positions at CONTROL, leaving the comic onus on the narrow shoulders of their offspring, Andy Dick. When the reboot was canceled after seven weeks, Adam returned to his profitable sideline as the animated host of the Canadian travel show "Field Trip Starring Inspector Gadget" (1996). For the feature-length "Inspector Gadget" (1999) starring Matthew Broderick in the title role, Adams contributed a cameo vocal appearance for the film's end credits.
Adams' final performance was as the voice of an autocratic middle school principal on Disney's animated "Pepper Ann" (1997-2000). While undergoing treatment for cancer, he celebrated a poignant 75th birthday as the guest of honor at a celebrity roast, along with a cadre of his former castmates and industry friends. In 2004, the thrice-married, thrice-divorced Adams' daughter Cecily, a Hollywood casting agent, died of lung cancer at the age of 46. That same year, he suffered a broken hip, which left him confined to his Culver City condominium. On Sept. 25, 2005, Adams died at age 82 while undergoing treatment at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center for a pulmonary infection secondary to bone lymphoma. In 2008, "Get Smart" was given a successful relaunch by Warner Brothers as a vehicle for rubber-faced comedian actor Steve Carell.
By Richard Harland Smith
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Shreck (1993)
Get Smart, Again! (1989)
Back To The Beach (1987)
Jimmy The Kid (1983)
Nude Bomb, The (1980)
Skip Tracer, The (1977)
Love Boat (Pilot Movie), The (1976)
Murder Can Hurt You! (1970)
TV Land Awards: A Celebration of Classic TV (2003)
50 Years of Television: A Celebration of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Golden Anniversary (1997)
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Hosted the syndicated "Don Adams Screen Test"
Produced (also wrote and directed) the direct-to-video release "Shreck"
Reprise role of Maxwell Smart in feature film "The Nude Bomb"
Starred in the TV-movie "Get Smart, Again!"
Voiced the cartoon character Tennessee Tuxedo in "Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales" (CBS)
Began show business career performing a comedy act laden with impressions
Co-starred with Rupert Crosse as two bumbling policemen in NBC's "The Partners"
First regular series "Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall" (NBC)
Served in the US Marines; contracted malaria during war service
TV-movie debut, voiced himself in Hanna-Barbera's The New Scooby-Doo Movies, "The Exterminator" (CBS)
Voiced the title character of "Inspector Gadget" in the syndicated animated series
Was a winner on "Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts" (CBS)
Co-starred in feature film "The Skip Tracer"
Starred as Maxwell Smart on NBC's "Get Smart"; show moved to CBS for its final season
Starred in the Canadian produced syndicated sitcom "Check It Out!"
Continued performing comedy routines; act co-written with Bill Dana
Lent his voice to the syndicated aminated series "Gadget Boy and Heather"
Reprised role of Smart in an updated version of "Get Smart" (FOX)
Voiced Brain the dog in the end credits for the film version of "Inspector Gadget"
Voiced Principal Hickley in the ABC cartoon, "Pepper Ann"
Was regular on "The Bill Dana Show" (NBC)
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DeWitt Clinton High School: New York, New York - 1941
Although his father was of Hungarian-Jewish descent, Adams was raised in his mother's Roman Catholic faith and became particularly devout when seriously wounded during World War II and undergoing a religious experience which he believes saved his life.
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wife:
Adelaide Enfantis. Singer. Adams adopted her stage name when they married; divorced.
Dorothy Bracken. Dancer. Married in 1960; divorced.
Judy Luciano. Married in 1977; divorced.
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sister:
Gloria Yarmy.
brother:
Dick Yarmy. Actor. Born in 1933; died on May 5, 1992 of lung cancer.
daughter:
Carolyn Adams.
Christine Adams.
Catherine Adams.
Cecily April Adams. Casting director, actor. Born on February 6, 1958; mother, Adelaide Adams; married to actor-writer Jim Beaver.
Stacey Adams. Casting director, actor. Born June 17, 1965; mother, Dorothy Bracken.
Beige Dawn Adams. Born in June 1979; mother, Judy Luciano.
son:
Sean Adams.
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Rhode Island-based Studio Dunn are set to release two new furniture designs at next month's ICFF in New York.
Studio Dunn will introduce the Stillwater Club Chair and the Kujira Coffee Table at ICFF next month.
Recalling the refined lines of mid-century Danish design the inviting Stillwater Club Chair has an air of casual elegance. As in the past, designer and studio owner Asher Dunn drew inspiration from nature when creating this piece. "I referenced the form language of tree limbs, arching branches, and hidden bird nests in my design," explains Dunn.
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Stillwater and Kujira will be available starting May 29, 2014, and are the first of several new pieces planned for release this year.
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About the manufacturer: Studio DUNN is an American furniture and lighting design firm committed to the creation of well-designed and meticulously crafted products. The firm creates timeless pieces influenced by nature and the aesthetic of mid-20th century modernism with a contemporary twist. Founder and designer Asher Dunn has received numerous honors, including 'Best New Designer' at the 2010 International Contemporary Furniture Fair, New England Home's '5 Under 40' in 2012, Vogue's 'Ten Contemporary Designers to Collect Today' in 2013, and Forbes '30 Under 30' in 2014.
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Pronghorn walk through the sage in April 2017 near Dry Creek in southern Natrona County. Pronghorn are one of two animals to receive special emphasis in Gov. Mark Gordon's draft executive order on migration corridors.
Alan Rogers, Star-Tribune
Mule deer graze in the fall of 2018 on the east side of Casper Mountain.
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A mule deer fawn grazes in March 2017. Gov. Mark Gordon released an executive order at the end of December addressing migration corridors for mule deer and other animals.
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With migration corridors, Wyoming attempts to strike balance between energy, environment
Camille Erickson Casper Star-Tribune
It's 32 degrees outside. About nine mule deer shuffle through the bitter waters of Fremont Lake. A buck shakes, sending droplets of water flying. He pauses to look back at the herd trailing behind him and then trudges ahead, taking another step along a 150-mile journey to his winter range in the Red Desert.
A camera captures this intimate moment in late October — it's a moment that a human's presence would likely disturb. The video, set up by UW student Tanner Warder, is one more piece of information to add to a ballooning archive of data being collected by Wyoming wildlife scientists as they study the world's longest intact migration corridor.
This new wave of research into migratory animals has positioned Wyoming at a crossroads.
The state boasts dozens of identified migration corridors. Scientists have come to consider these ancient routes as critical habitat warranting state protection. With mule deer population numbers hovering near historic lows, the state has been debating how to avoid losing this animal, and others that have become closely intertwined with the state's identity.
At the tail end of his first year in office, Gov. Mark Gordon released a draft executive order to bolster migration corridor protections. The draft, published on Dec. 23, attempted to thread the needle between the need to preserve precious wildlife and the need to support Wyoming's lucrative energy sector. Of the eight ungulate species, or hoofed mammals, making up the one million or so migrating animals across Wyoming, the executive order places special emphasis on two: mule deer and pronghorn.
Since its release, the draft has been lauded by several groups as a winning example of science-based wildlife management policy. Still, others fear it could add one more set of hurdles for energy developers to leap through.
Wyoming's sagebrush-rich topography coupled with wide open spaces and minimal human disturbances have helped preserve some of the longest intact migration corridors in the world here. The state's low human population numbers have also helped conserve big game herds, as several migration routes have remained permeable and connected. Wyoming is home to roughly 400,000 mule deer and about half the world's pronghorn population.
But growing threats, particularly from housing and energy development, have put the future of migrating herds on the line.
"This is a pressing problem," said Kristen Gunther, a conservation advocate at the Wyoming Outdoor Council. "We only get one chance to do this right and make sure that we protect these critical pieces of habitat. If we lose these pieces, they're gone."
More voices at the table
Gordon's executive order builds on the conservation and research efforts already being led by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. The state agency received a directive in 2016 to designate key migratory routes. In the past few years, the agency announced three migration corridors — Baggs, Platte Valley and Sublette, also known as the Red Desert-to-Hoback.
"That (designation) process is a strongly science-based process," said Matthew Kauffman, an associate professor at the University of Wyoming and expert on migration corridors. "When a corridor gets designated … the mapping is all driven by what the animals are doing; there is very little room in there for managers to influence where the corridor ends up."
A team of scientists conducts extensive research and environmental reviews with the aim of making scientifically-based recommendations before development occurs in critical habitat. The state agency currently has two additional corridors in draft phases. But there are also dozens of other migration routes being studied in the state.
"The corridor ends up where the animals tell us it is," he added. "We just let the animals tell us where they go."
Yet, in one of the most significant changes proposed by the new executive order, Wyoming Game and Fish Department wildlife managers won't be the only people at the decision-making table when it comes to migration corridors. And recommendations delivered by Wyoming Game and Fish Department's scientists won't be the only factor taken into account when considering the merits of a possible corridor designation.
The governor, who will hold the ultimate decision of corridor designation, will also have help from landowners and others on the ground. The state will support the formation of local working groups to help inform the designation of new corridors. By asking local residents and stakeholders on the ground for their opinions on the migration corridors, the state not only receives helpful feedback from working groups, but it also breeds greater investment in the corridors, the governor's Migration Corridor Advisory Group reasoned.
Rancher Marissa Taylor was tapped by Gordon to serve on the advisory group and represent landowners from Uinta County in rural southwest Wyoming this year. Taylor's family ranch sits nestled in Lonetree, a community that hugs Wyoming's southern border. She believes considering multiple interests and perspectives when making a conservation plan for the state is integral before designating a route.
"If we penalize oil and gas and take away millions of dollars, what does that look like for our school teachers?" Taylor asked. "But if we heavily develop these corridors and continue to operate without regard for our migration corridors and lose large groups of species, what does that mean for Wyoming?"
A mountain of science
Advancements in tracking technology have exploded in recent years. Wyoming scientists now use GPS collars to monitor nearly every move of some migrating animals. Collars can collect location data as often as every hour and can go on collecting data for an extended period — sometimes for years. Collaring studies helped confirm that deer travel from high-elevation summer ranges to low-elevation winter ranges as the seasons change in search of energy-rich vegetation and less snow.
The location data collected from GPS collar studies also informs the Wyoming Game and Fish Department's assessment of potential corridors flowing throughout the state. Researchers compile those thousands of data points on a map to assess where the animal goes in the summer, where it goes in the winter and the exact route it doggedly repeats year after year.
It also can identify where animals linger for longer stretches of time. These safe and restorative spots, known as stopovers, are where migrating ungulates will often spend the majority of their migration. The executive order places more emphasis on protecting these high-use areas along the migration route.
"There are portions of a corridor that are always going to be more critical to protect ... ," Gunther, the conservation advocate, explained. "That is definitely reflected in the draft."
Mule deer mothers teach their babies the ancient paths of migratory passages. Research has confirmed just how faithful a mule deer will remain to the same migration route.
"Our mule deer, they are where they are," Gunther emphasized. "The deer know where they want to go, and we can't just tell them to go another direction."
A plethora of threats to migrating ungulates exist in Wyoming from increasing climate alterations, habitat loss and overgrazing. But migration corridors serve as critical habitat and lifeline for the animals, scientists said.
"Mule deer have been declining almost range-wide from a variety of different factors, and loss of habitat is one of those," Kauffman, the UW scientist, said.
Research conducted by the University of Wyoming has linked the declining health of some ungulate populations to human activity like mineral and wind development, urban sprawl and highways on migration corridors.
"Development of all types that occurs within migration corridors can impair and reduce the functionality of those corridors," he said. "It is also really important that animals are allowed to move freely so they can forage optimally all along the way."
Gap in knowledge
Though the research has brought the state closer to finding effective conservation methods, there are still gaps.
"Development has the potential to impede the free movement of animals and thereby reduce the functionality of these corridors," Kauffman noted. "What we don't know, and what the research hasn't really given us, is the threshold of development."
In other words, it's still challenging to pinpoint exactly how much development the various migrating herds will tolerate, he said. Those gaps in knowledge have left people like John Espy, a member of the Carbon County Board of County Commissioners, skeptical. He served on the governor's advisory board for the migration corridor executive order.
"I'm still thinking we're lacking some science," Espy said. "What is that threshold of development? (I think we need) to be able to replicate these studies."
Espy points to a stretch of a corridor in Carbon County where significant oil and gas development could occur, and said operators already have several deterrents to drill.
"A lot of this is already in sage grouse core area so there are already restrictions on oil and gas, due to the executive order," he noted. "I think we need to use some adaptive management and not pigeonhole ourselves."
That's why the governor's order instills a degree of flexibility, he and several stakeholders noted. The research is ongoing and the policy needs to be malleable enough to amend as needed down the road.
But what's most vital is for Wyoming leaders to continue taking the best available science into account and then make the most informed management decisions, scientists said again and again.
"What the science points to is the need to be strategic about how we plan," Kauffman said. "Fortunately, the science really allows us to pinpoint the corridors. Planning for these migrations is really doable if we have good information."
What about energy?
Not everyone is so convinced the executive order is what Wyoming needs.
Steve Degenfelder is a land manager at Kirkwood Oil and Gas LLC, an independent exploration and production oil company in Wyoming. Though he said the draft order was an improvement from the recommendations put forth by the advisory group, he's still worried the additional regulations that come with designation could severely hamper vital oil and gas development in Wyoming.
"Kirkwood will be directly affected by the executive order," Degenfelder said. "It automatically designates three corridors, about 1.2 million acres, that don't have to go through the process that is set up with the executive order."
"I have concerns over that, because I know it will directly affect us," he added.
The stakes for keeping oil and gas development healthy and uninhibited in the state are high, he said. Oil and gas pumped $1.39 billion in taxes into Wyoming's economy in 2018, much of it funneled to the state's public education system.
"I've lived here for 40 years, and my three kids went through public school. I've enjoyed all the fruits that Wyoming has to offer," Degenfelder said. "The last thing I want to do is deprive that from another generation."
Conservation efforts beyond the executive order are also already well underway in the state. And the official designation of a migration corridor is not the only way to protect vulnerable ungulates, scientists said.
In fact, according to Kauffman, the mere identification of corridors by scientists has catalyzed widespread conservation efforts across the state.
Conservation groups and wildlife managers have modified fences along roads to make them more wildlife-friendly. Signs have been installed to warn drivers that they are approaching hot spots on roads where there is a high rate of animal mortality. Construction of multiple road structures to help animals cross highways were launched before the three corridors were even officially designated, according to Kauffman.
"Though there is a lot of focus on corridors … we don't want that to distract from the good work that is already being done by landowners, NGOs and industry to protect and enhance all deer and big game habitat," Renny MacKay, the governor's policy director, said. "... The corridors are only one of the habitats that migrating mule deer populations rely on for their survival."
An executive order does not require a formal public comment period, but the governor will continue to accept feedback from stakeholders on the draft order throughout the week, according to MacKay.
"The Wyoming Game and Fish Department supports the public process that culminated in the Governor's Draft Executive Order on Migration. Involving the public voice in decision-making is important, and we urge any person or group to submit comments on the draft," Angela Bruce, Wyoming Game and Fish Department deputy director, said in a statement.
As far as submitting comment goes, "the sooner the better," MacKay said. The governor plans to sign the final executive order by the end of the month.
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Barrow's Tom Beadling turns to celebrate after scoring against Exeter City in May 2021
Phil Yelland takes a look at how The Bluebirds have fared on previous trips to Exeter City ahead of Saturday's League Two meeting at St James' Park.
Saturday sees us make the long trip to Devon to St James' Park on Saturday to play Exeter City.
Last season we finished the season at City when Tom Beadling's second half equaliser earned us a point in a 1-1 draw during Rob Kelly's last game in charge.
Our second and most recent victory there came back in February 1967 – almost exactly 55 years ago as we were looking to push for promotion from Division Four. We ran out 2-1 winners thanks to goals from Roy McCarthy and George Smith, which saw us complete the double having beaten The Grecians 5-0 on home soil at the start of the previous October.
Our first ever trip to the ground coincided with our first ever away game in the newly formed Division Four in 1958. We lost 4-0 and it was not until our fifth visit to City in October 1963 that we recorded out first victory, thanks to goals from Jimmy Armstrong and Stan Howard – that followed two draws and another defeat.
Our heaviest defeat at St James' Park came at the end of April 1972 in what turned out to be our final game in our first spell in the Football League when we collapsed to a 7-1 defeat.
Back in Division Four, in March 1971, we also struggled as City won 4-2.
So, to date its two wins four draws and four defeats at Exeter - hopefully we can make it three victories on Saturday.
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Citation313 N.Y.S.2d 793 (1970)
Mrs. Filfiley opened a trust account of Defendant, her daughter. Later, Mrs. Filfiley converted the trust account into a joint account with Defendant. Before Mrs. Filfiley's death, Defendant emptied the joint account and placed the funds in another account under Defendant's name. Plaintiff, Mr. Filfiley filed a notice of election against the will and wanted to place the joint account into the will. Defendant claims she was authorized by Mrs. Filfiley to withdraw the funds from the joint account.
A surviving joint tenant of a bank account with the right of survivorship may withdraw all the account's funds prior to the other joint tenant's death, unless there is evidence that the deceased joint tenant objected to the withdrawal.
Mrs. Filfiley opened a trust account for her daughter, Alice Filfiley, Defendant. Later, Mrs. Filfiley then converted the trust account to a joint bank account with under herself and Defendant. One day before Mrs. Filfiley's death, Defendant withdrew the entire amount from the joint account and deposited it into another separate account under her name. Subsequently, Mrs. Filfiley's husband, Plaintiff,attempted to include the joint account into Mrs. Filfiley's will.Thus, Mr. Filfiley filed a notice of election against the will. At trial, Mr. Filfiley asserted that the account was truly a convenience account, not a true joint-tenancy account. Additionally, Mr. Filfiley asserted that Mrs. Filfiley did not have the mental capacity to create the account at the time of creation.Defendant contended that Mrs. Filfiley had previously authorized her to make the withdrawal from the joint bank account. Furthermore, Mr. Filfiley and Defendant allege to be the source of the accounts funds, but neither party has introduced evidence to prove the assertion. The Surrogate's Court of King's County, New York held a discovery proceeding to determine Defendant's rights to the joint bank account.
Whether a surviving joint tenant of a bank account with the right of survivorship may withdraw all the account's funds prior to the other joint tenant's death.
Yes, a surviving joint tenant of a bank account with the right of survivorship may withdraw all the account's funds prior to the other joint tenant's death, unless there is evidence that the deceased joint tenant objected to the withdrawal.
A surviving joint tenant of a bank account with the right of survivorship may withdraw all the account's funds prior to the other joint tenant's death, unless there is evidence that the deceased joint tenant objected to the withdrawal. Under Banking Law § 675, each joint bank account depositor is entitled to own the account as a joint tenant. Further, each depositor, joint tenant, has the right to an undivided half, or moiety, of the account. Unless the evidence indicates otherwise, a joint account establishes a presumption of the depositors' intent to transfer a present right in half of the deposit in both depositors and to create a right of survivorship for the surviving party to, giving the latter the entire amount remaining in the account. One challenging title to an account may overcome this presumption by establishing that the creator of the account did not intend to transfer a present right in the account or to create the right of survivorship to the joint tenant. Cases clearly state that in a valid joint tenancy, the entire remaining funds vests in the surviving joint tenant, unless the tenancy is complicatedlifetime withdrawal issues. Additionally, case law also indicates that either joint tenant has the authority to unilaterally withdraw an amount up to his half share while each tenant is alive. Further, if one joint tenant withdraws more than his or her share during the other joint tenant's lifetime, the wronged joint tenant is entitled recover the excess amount. However, case law does not clearly establish whether the wronged tenant's estate has standing to recover the excess amount when the joint tenant's excessive withdrawal takes place before to the tenant's death. Nonetheless, under a joint tenancy, the survivor is entitled to all the funds in the account, regardless of the circumstances. In this case, there was a true joint tenancy exists between Mrs. Filfiley and Defendant, as shown by the statutory presumption in favor of a joint tenancy and other substantiated evidence. Therefore, Defendant is entitled to the entire amount in the account, and Defendant's withdrawal of the fund before Mrs. Filfiley's death is a nullity.


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Lets visit New Mexico's Chaco National Park from East Northport, New York. Based from the use of similar buildings by current Puebloan peoples, these rooms had been areas that are probably common for rites and gatherings, with a fireplace in the middle and room access supplied by a ladder extending through a smoke hole in the ceiling. Large kivas, or "great kivas," were able to accommodate hundreds of people and stood alone when not integrated into a housing that is large, frequently constituting a center location for surrounding villages made of (relatively) little buildings. To sustain large buildings that are multi-story held rooms with floor spaces and ceiling heights far greater than those of pre-existing houses, Chacoans erected gigantic walls employing a "core-and-veneer" method variant. An core that is inner of sandstone with mud mortar created the core to which slimmer facing stones were joined to produce a veneer. These walls were approximately one meter thick at the base, tapering as they ascended to conserve weight--an indication that builders planned the upper stories during the original building in other instances. While these mosaic-style veneers remain evident today, adding to these structures' remarkable beauty, Chacoans plastered plaster to many interior and exterior walls after construction was total to preserve the mud mortar from water harm. Starting with Chetro Ketl's building, Chaco Canyon, projects for this magnitude needed a huge number of three vital materials: sandstone, water, and lumber. Employing stone tools, Chacoans mined then molded and faced sandstone from canyon walls, choosing hard and dark-colored tabular stone at the most effective of cliffs during initial building, going as styles altered during later construction to softer and bigger tan-colored stone lower down cliffs. Liquid, essential to build mud mortar and plaster combined with sand, silt and clay, was marginal and accessible only during short and summer that is typically heavy. Rainwater was caught in wells and dammed areas formed in the arroyo (an creek that is intermittently running that shaped the canyon, Chaco Wash, as well as ponds to which runoff was diverted by a system of ditches. Timber sources, which were necessary for the building of roofs and upper story levels, were formerly abundant in the canyon but vanished around the period of the Chacoan fluorescence owing to drought or deforestation. As a result, Chacoans went 80 kilometers on foot to coniferous woods to the south and west, cutting down trees, peeling them, and drying all of them for an period that is extended of to minimize weight before returning and lugging them back to the canyon. This was no easy undertaking, provided that hauling each tree would have taken a multi-day travel by a team of men and women, and that more than 200,000 trees were utilized throughout the three centuries of building and renovation of the canyon's around dozen major great house and great kiva sites. Chaco Canyon's Pre-Planned Landscape While Chaco Canyon had a higher density of construction on a scale never seen previously in the region, it was just a tiny component in the heart of a wide linked area that created the Chacoan civilisation. Outside the canyon, there were more than 200 settlements with large mansions and kivas that is great used the same characteristic stone style and design as those discovered in the canyon, but on a lesser scale. Although these sites were most loaded in the San Juan Basin, they covered an area of the Colorado Plateau greater than England. Chacoans built an extensive system of roadways to connect these settlements to the canyon and to one another by digging and leveling the underlying ground and, in some instances, adding clay or masonry curbs for help. These roads frequently began at huge buildings inside and beyond the canyon, expanding outward in wonderfully parts that are straight. Even when steep landforms prevalent in the Southwest that is american.g., mesas and buttes) intersected their path, Chacoans maintained the linearity of these roadways by building stairways or ramps into cliff walls. Given the tremendous difficulty of such an approach, as well as the fact that several roads had no obvious destinations and were built wider than required for foot transportation (many were 9 meters broad), it is probable that the roads served a largely symbolic or spiritual role, leading pilgrims traveling to rites or other gatherings. Some great houses were positioned within line of sight of one another and shrines on neighboring mesa tops, enabling for the signaling of other houses and distant regions via fire or sunlight reflection to facilitate faster communication. Fajada Butte commands a commanding position in Chaco Canyon. The practice that is widespread of structures and roadways with the cardinal directions and the positions of the sun and moon during critical seasons such as solstices, equinoxes, and lunar standstills added structure and connectedness to the Chacoan environment. The wall that is front the wall dividing the plaza of the great home Pueblo Bonito, for example, are aligned east-west and north-south, respectively, whereas the site is directly west of Chetro Ketl. Casa Rinconada, a 19-meter-diameter grand kiva within the canyon, with two opposing internal T-shaped doors arranged along a north-south axis and two outside doors aligned east-west, by which the rising sun passes directly only on the morning of an equinox (whether this second alignment existed during Chacoan times is unknown given restoration work done in the canyon).
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The average household size in East Northport, NY is 3.32 family members members, with 88.9% owning their very own residences. The mean home cost is $472873. For those renting, they pay on average $1789 per month. 64.1% of families have 2 sources of income, and a median domestic income of $115651. Average income is $43494. 3.9% of residents survive at or below the poverty line, and 8.6% are considered disabled. 6.6% of residents are veterans of the military.
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Theo Aalbers (Utrecht, 9 februari 1938 – 28 maart 2017) was een Nederlands voetbalbestuurder die van 1984 tot 1993 voorzitter van betaaldvoetbalclub FC Utrecht was.

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Aalbers was directeur van de afdeling Utrecht van de Nederlandsche Middenstandsbank (later opgenomen in ING Bank) toen hij in 1984 de functie van voorzitter overnam van Willem Kernkamp. In de periode daarvoor stond Cees Werkhoven aan het hoofd van de club, maar deze voerde een financieel wanbeleid en was niet bij machte het opkomende supportersgeweld de kop in te drukken. Aalbers slaagde hier wel in en trad meerdere malen op als redder van de club. Zo gaf hij een groot deel van de hoofdmacht een parttimebaan bij de NMB toen de salarissen niet meer konden worden betaald. Ook was hij verantwoordelijk voor de komst van spelers als Erik Willaarts en John van Loen.

In 1993 gaf hij het stokje over aan Ted Elsendoorn. In 2003 keerde hij terug bij FC Utrecht als lid van het bestuur dat de sanering van de in financiële moeilijkheden verkerende club moest coördineren.

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Centrally located from Downtown Cincinnati, just minutes from Interstates 75, 71 and 275 and the Ronald Reagan Highway, Sharonville is a hub for family-friendly entertainment as well as a popular place to live and work.
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A Promisee Is A Person Who Makes A Promise?
A promisor is someone who makes a promise to a promisee.
Contract law teaches us whether a promisor is legally obligated to keep his promise. The person making the promise is called the promisor. The person to whom he makes the promise is a promisee.Jan 26, 2017
Who is a promisee?
A promisee is a person who is the beneficiary of a promise. In other words, the promisee is the person who expects to receive the execution of the terms of a promise made by another. A "promise" is an engagement by a person to perform or do something in favor of another.
What is a promisee in business law?
There are at least two parties to a contract, a promisor, and a promisee. A promisee is a party to which a promise is made and a promisor is a party which performs the promise.
Is the promisee the offeror?
The offeror, by having the duty, is the promisor. A promisor is the party who makes the promise. The offeree, by having the right, is the promisee. A promisee is the party to whom a promise is made.
When a promisee accepts performance of the promise from a third person?
—When a promisee accepts performance of the promise from a third person, he cannot afterwards enforce it against the promisor. —When a promisee accepts performance of the promise from a third person, he cannot afterwards enforce it against the promisor. "
What is a promise to do?
1 : a statement telling someone that you will definitely do something or that something will definitely happen in the future I'll be here early tomorrow, and that's a promise.
Who is offeror and offeree?
Note that technical terms like 'offeror' (a person who agrees to sell timeshare rights), 'offeree' (the customer) and 'prescribed' are unexplained. … He or she must give the purchaser—the offeree—notice of his right to cancel the agreement before the agreement is made.
What are reciprocal promises?
In other words, when the parties to an agreement make mutual promises to do or to abstain from doing something, these are referred to as reciprocal promises. Thus, there is an obligation on each party to perform his promise and to accept performance of the other's promises.
Who is the promisor in contract law?
Consideration is the price stipulated by the promisor (person making the promise) for the promise made.
What is the meaning of offeror?
1 : one that offers : one that makes an offer or an offering offerer of a bribe offerer of a sacrifice. 2 now usually offeror : one that communicates an offer (as of purchase) to another offeror and offeree have agreed on terms of the contract.
Is the offeror the buyer or seller?
In the context of the purchase of goods, the buyer will generally be the offeror. For example, if a merchant has a store filled with goods and a person picks up goods from the store and presents it to a cashier, the buyer is making an offer on the terms of the invitation to treat (advertised price).
What is promissory estoppel?
Within contract law, promissory estoppel refers to the doctrine that a party may recover on the basis of a promise made when the party's reliance on that promise was reasonable, and the party attempting to recover detrimentally relied on the promise.
When one person Promisor signifies his willingness to do something to another person seeking his assent it is known as?
Acceptance in contract act. According to Section 2(b), "When the person to whom the proposal is made, signifies his assent thereto, the offer is said to be accepted.
When the promise refuses to accept performance from the promisor who offers to perform it is?
Where a promisor has made an offer of performance to the promisee, and the offer has not been accepted, the promisor is not responsible for non-performance, nor does he thereby lose his rights under the contract.
Where performance involves the exercise of personal skills by the promisor the promise should be performed by?
Promisor Performs the Promise
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Such a promise is to be performed by the promisor. This means that the contracts which involve the exercise of personal skill like singing or dancing or are founded on personal confidence between the parties like promising/contracting to marry is to be performed by the promisor himself.
What is making a promise?
Definition of make a promise
: to tell someone that one will definitely do something in the future : to promise He made a promise to help her. I have to help her. I made a promise.
What is promise in Bible?
In the New Covenant scriptures, promise (epangelia) is used in the sense of God's design to visit his people redemptively in the person of his son Jesus Christ. W. E. Vine says that a promise is "a gift graciously bestowed, not a pledge secured by negotiation."
How do you make someone a promise?
Ask the person how you can make it up to them. Put yourself at the mercy of the person you let down and show humility by asking how you can remedy the situation. Make a new commitment that you can fulfill. Re commitment yourself to the promise and ensure the other person you will fulfill the promise this time.
When can offeror become an offeree?
Counter-offer is other form of rejection of offer. The offeree introduces a new offer to offeror and the counter-offer kills the original offer which is no longer be accepted. 4 After making a counter-offer, the original offeree becomes offeror and the original offeror becomes offeree.
What is obligor and obligee?
An obligor, also known as a debtor, is a person or entity who is legally or contractually obliged to provide a benefit or payment to another. … The recipient of the benefit or payment is known as the obligee.
What is an optionor in real estate?
An option is a right that the owner of a real property (the "optionor") gives to another person (the "optionee") to buy certain property at a fixed price for a definitive duration. … Typically, during the option term the optionor usually cannot revoke or withdraw the option without the optionee's consent.
What is a dependent promise?
A dependent promise is a promise conditioned on the performance of a reciprocal promise by the other party.
Is a promise an agreement?
a firm agreement to perform an act, refrain from acting or make a payment or delivery. In contract law, if the parties exchange promises, each promise is "consideration" (a valuable item) for the other promise.
What is promise according to law?
PROMISE: An engagement by which the promisor contracts towards another to perform or do something to the advantage of the latter. When a promise is reduced to the form of a written agreement under seal, it is called a covenant. … PROMISEE: A person to whom a promise has been made.
Who is the promisor in a unilateral contract?
A bilateral contract requires both parties to a contract to perform an action. Just like a unilateral contract, the basic elements must be present. However, in a bilateral contract, there are two distinct and named parties to the contract. Each party is aware of their contractual obligations.
Is offeror a real word?
offeror Definitions and Synonyms
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a person who makes an offer to somebody.
What is the difference between offerer and offeror?
As nouns the difference between offeror and offerer
is that offeror is one who makes an offer to another while offerer is one who offers.
How do you spell Offerors?
One who makes an offer to another. A unilateral contract consists of a promise on the part of the offeror and performance of the requisite terms by the offeree.
Which is the offeror?
The offeror is the party who makes the offer. The offeree is the person who either accepts or does not accept the offer.
Who is the offeror in a shop?
The first requirement of a legally binding agreement is that there is an offer. One party is the offeror, who presents the offer, and one party is the offeree, who is the potential acceptor of the offer.
What is Novation mean in real estate?
Novation is when an existing contract or legal obligation is replaced with a new one of equal or proximate value. … In real estate, you may need to novate a contract if the terms of your closing agreement changes, the price of the house changes, or another party is added to the contract.
What type of loss to the promisee requires the promise to be enforced?
economic loss
Promises that involve a minimal economic loss to the promisee are always enforced.
What is Quantum Meruit in contract law?
Quantum meruit is a Latin phrase and is related to the Indian Contract Act, 1872. It means "what one has earned" or "as much as he has earned". … Even if there is no specific contract this law implies a promise to pay a reasonable amount for the labour and material furnished.
What is Assumpsit judgment?
Assumpsit lies to recover the purchase money for land sold; and it lies, specially, upon wagers; upon foreign judgments; But it will not lie on a judgment obtained in a sister state. Assumpsit is the proper remedy upon an account stated. It will lie for a corporation.
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Barcelona is one of Spain's cities where mosts congress, conventions, festivals and events are held. One of the most important international events that take place and that greater impact have of the city is the Mobile World Congress, the biggest meeting in the world focused on the mobile industry and new technologies.
The MWC brings together fot the occasion thousands of people from all over the world. As a result, the number of travellers who meet in airports increases considerably, and more so in El Prat - Barcelona Airport.
Many of the assistants of the MobileWorld Congress are visitors for which GIS provides our services, especially with our VIP Lounges. For this reason, the quality levels and operation management are set to high standars previously and during the event. Because we know many of our clients are frequent business travellers who are already familiar with VIP Lounges areas and services offered at airports, at GIS we work at 200% to make every service meet their expectations.
During the MWC the volume of passengers in our VIP Lounges has a notable increase. For this first half of the year 2017 we have already doubled the number of passengers who have visited our rooms compared to a normal day at the airport. From 2000 passengers daily to more than 5500! An increase of 10% of clients compared to 2016.
To keep up the quality level of our services in such a particular time, at GIS we have planned to detail how to provide service to our clients the best way possible by offering the character and VIP advantages in every service, which is why we enabled a versatile lounge area annex to our VIP Lounges to expand the space and confort of our rooms, organizing more than 55 Meet & Greet services in less than 48 hours and as a curiosity ... serving more than 13 thousand croissants, 11 thousand pain au chocolate and pastries, and 6 thousands muffins!
As you can see the Mobile World Congress is a huge event for the city, Barcelona's airport and for GIS a successful case study. Thanks to our many years of experience and our history as partners providing VIP services we continue to meet our client's expectations, working hard year after year to reach our goal: excellence in the quality of every service we offer.


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Modi to Hasina: Humanity will overcome pandemic soon
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Reuters
Bangladesh lauded for making International Day of Yoga a resounding success in a letter sent by the Indian counterpart of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has written to his Bangladesh counterpart Sheikh Hasina expressing his optimism that humanity will overcome the Covid pandemic very soon.
"I remain optimistic that humanity shall overcome the pandemic very soon," Modi said in his letter marking the International Day of Yoga that is on Monday.
The theme for this year's International Day of Yoga is "Yoga for Wellness," which is particularly relevant in the current context.
Modi extended his deepest gratitude for the cooperation and efforts extended by one and all in making the International Day of Yoga celebrations a resounding success every year in Bangladesh.
"It was heartening to see our sisters and brothers in Bangladesh turning out in massive numbers in the last few years to perform yoga at the Bangabandhu National Stadium," he said.
The Indian prime minister said that International Day of Yoga celebrations will continue to enjoy Sheikh Hasina's government's support in the years ahead.
In 2014, the overwhelming response of the UN General Assembly to recognize June 21 as International Day of Yoga underlined the universal appeal of yoga that transcends all barriers.
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Since then, the International Day of Yoga has been marked globally with great fervour.
The world will mark the seventh International Day of Yoga on Monday.
"Like the year gone by, this year's International Day of Yoga will also be marked under the shadow of the Covid-19 global pandemic," Modi said.
In the midst of this monumental challenge, the Indian prime minister said the Covid-19 warriors have waged a remarkable fight against the pandemic.
"While the threat of the pandemic remains, there have been positive developments since the last International Day of Yoga," he said.
In addition to various treatment protocols, scientific understanding about the virus, Modi said that they now also have several vaccines to protect people from the pandemic.
"Vaccination drives are underway in several nations, including India. I remain optimistic that humanity shall overcome the pandemic very soon," Modi said.
Yoga has many benefits for the body as well as the mind. Despite all the efforts and precautions, Covid-19 may infect any person.
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However, the Indian prime minister said, a strong immune system can aid in the fight against it.
"Yoga can help build that immunity, for instance, through breathing exercises that strengthen the lungs. At the same time, across the world, millions of people have been forced to stay indoors for months.
"This has taken a toll on their mental health as well. Regular practice of yoga can also help them recover," Modi added.
The Indian premier said yoga has an inherent power to connect. Yoga is good for community, immunity, and unity.
The theme of International Day of Yoga celebrations this year reflects the concern for the good health and wellbeing of people across the globe.
"It's an endeavour to ensure that we focus on fitness as well as wellness," Modi said.
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Tanzania is an excellent country in Africa and you should visit this place if you yearn for some safari adventures. This country shares its border with Serengeti Park and has a lot of game reserves with plenty of wild animals. Most adventure seekers have overlooked Tanzania in the past; they went more to Serengeti Park and Kenya but now things have changed.
For getting a better experience, safaris at this place are split between south and north zones. The northern safari circuit is the most beautiful one because of Serengeti plains. This park is packed with antelopes, elephants, lions, crocodiles, and lots of other animals. It is famous for migratory groups; during annual migration, there are huge groups of wildebeest which go to northern land of Kenya. This includes two million wildebeest including gazelles, antelopes, and zebras. They form a big buffet for predators like cheetahs and lions.
You should also visit Arusha National Park, aka 'Little Serengeti'; it gives you an opportunity to view the zebras, buffaloes, and giraffes, more closely in the plains. If you want to enjoy the wildlife sans the traffic, then I would recommend you to go to Tarangire Park. It is a place where you will find plenty of leopards, different bird species, and elephants along with giant Boabab trees.
Southern safari circuit isn't really that popular but it is some still find it attractive due to the great viewing attractions. There is Selous Game Reserve which is home to a lot of elephants, (bizarre tree climbing) lions, and buffaloes. There is also Lake Manyara where you get to see a big group of pink and bright flamingoes. If you want to study the local people here, you can go to Mtu-wa-Mbu town which is abode of the different national ethnic groups. The markets here have plenty of Maasai trinkets, crafts, and arts.
In the world of hunting, the most important term is 'big five' and it relates to five animals – buffalo, rhino, lion, leopard, and elephant. Even today, there are plenty of these animals found in the national parks. You might be thinking how hard it can be to find them. The answer to that question is that these beasts are good at camouflaging and hence hunting them is quite perplexing. Also, these animals come out of their homes mostly in the night and spotting them isn't easy in day time safari. Here I am going to blog about some places where you get night safaris. However, it isn't necessary that you will get all of the five aforementioned animals in every safari. The charm of any wildlife is best when you get to see all the animals. Also, there are some peculiar instances like a giraffe looks prettier at a close view and a lioness looks best when she is at a distance.
Hence, it would be unfair to hold a safari guide responsible if you can't see different species of animals in a single trip. It will just discourage the guide from showing you more animals further down the road. The national parks here also have wild game parks and hence you can't expect the animals to approach you. You will have a great time with the nature here and it will certainly keep you cheerful in case you are disappointed for not finding any cheetah or baboon.
If you are the kind of person who likes to explore the wild on your own, then check out the different backpacking tours offered here. Maasai cultural excursion, bird-watching tour, mountain climbing adventure and even shopping will easily fit in your personal safari. Stately accommodation too is provided here.
There have been a few incidences where the travelers have got lost in some distant areas and don't have any money to get them back. There are also hustlers in the safaris which can rob you of your belongings. Hence, you should be wary about this.
The best time to visit here for safari would be peak season from the month of January to April. The wildlife is best viewed at this time. You will also have to face some crowd here because a lot of people come during in this time of the year. Dry season after April migration in Serengeti won't be really satisfying as the wild goes in to Kenya and predators rest for their chase after rains. Also, you should totally avoid the rainy seasons.


Your guests will be waiting for that unforgettable moment when you first enter the ballroom as a married couple. Take their breath away as a soft fog gives the room that dreamy feeling and attracts everyone's attention for your Grand Entrance. Your Wedding Entertainment Staff (Wedding DJ, MC and/or Light Jockey) will set up 2x Chauvet Geysers at the entranceway to send streams of illuminated fog into the air as you walk in. All eyes will be on you as you create this outstanding memory.
Upon the booking the Grand Entrance Effect, please provide a floor plan of your venue that points out which door will be your entranceway into the ballroom. This will help us plan the best location for the Geysers. Also, please notify your Catering Hall, Photographer and Videographer of this effect so that they can be prepared for it.


Western nations seem to have agreed on a position that would allow circumventing Russia's veto in the UN on the use of chemical weapons in Syria. For this, the 1950 resolution "Unity for Peace" will be used to refer the consideration of the issue to the UN General Assembly, where Russia cannot use veto.
This precedent arose during the Korean crisis in 1950. The procedure allows nine members of the Security Council to bypass the veto of a permanent member of the Security Council and refer this issue for voting to the UN General Assembly, which can decide by a two-thirds majority.
On the basis of the resolution "Unity for Peace", the General Assembly can take action in the event of a threat to peace, a breach of the peace or an act of aggression, unless the Security Council is able to act in this direction because of a lack of unity among its permanent members.
Diplomats of Western countries will meet later this week to powwow on the issue, the newspaper said.
Earlier, UN Secretary General António Guterres talked about the ineffectiveness of the UN Security Council. In his opinion, this body no longer reflects the balance of power in the world and does not correspond to modern realities. He also noted that some countries abuse the right of veto, writes The Guardian.


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Q: How to keep the application running when the last window is closed? I'm working on a very basic GUI project in Qt (using c++) and want to be able to close the main window in my program without the program quitting all the way. By default, it will exit when the main window is closed. How to prevent that?

A: Set the QApplication::quitOnLastWindowClosed property to false:
qApp->setQuitOnLastWindowClosed(false);

A: If you still need your window to exist, you would probably like to reimplement your closeEvent method like this:
void MainWindow::closeEvent(QCloseEvent *event)
{

    hide();
    event->ignore();
}

or use QGuiApplication::setQuitOnLastWindowClosed(false)
If you want to perform some pre-exit operation as saving settings, connect some slot doing what you want to QCoreApplication::aboutToQuit()

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