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Unidentified voice This is actually very, very cool. Look at it. I wish I had a geiger counter.
Melony Ward Hear that? That's the sound of me and my family walking in an underground tunnel. It's dark. It's freezing cold. The tunnel is lined with corrugated steel. There's light at the end. It's longer than a football field. Very much a Fallout vibe.
It's the entrance to the Diefenbunker, a top-secret underground safehouse. It was built by Prime Minister John Diefenbaker in the late 1950s. Top government officials could hop on the train across the street from Parliament, arrive at that same blast tunnel, and live underground. Why did Canada need a safehouse for its leaders? Ten years earlier — in August 1949 — the Soviet Union secretly tested its first atomic bomb. This was the Cold War.
I'm Melony Ward, publisher at Canada's History. I have developed a fascination with the history of technology. Especially innovations that have led to the communications technology we have today.
During the Second World War and Cold War, governments around the world were chasing a technological advantage. The innovations came fast. And they were enormous. Going to the Diefenbunker and seeing all these old-fashioned radio transmitters — huge oscilloscopes, radio and radar equipment — this may sound weird, but it reminded me of my kitchen growing up. We had those machines scattered around the house.
In the late 1950s, my father was a sector superintendent for radar technology in the Arctic. He was in Cape Dyer, Baffin Island. In what is now Nunavut. He managed the biggest station on the Distant Early Warning Line, a Cold War radar defense network.
Today, we take our wireless tech for granted, watch cat videos, text friends, hail an UBER, no matter where we are. It's the water we swim in. Wireless technology has its roots in military applications, that were all about surveillance. So, let's get back to those Cold War roots....
Archive clip, Knowlton Nash, CBC It's plainly stated here, the United States is going to the brink of war...All American military forces around the world are on a special alert tonight, including the Strategic Air Command.
Melony Ward The US and the Soviet Union never actually declared war on each other. They knew if one side pressed the nuclear button, the other would too. There was an acute tension in the air. It felt like World War Three could be tipped off at any moment. And worse, there was a fear it could be triggered by accident. Like one Friday morning in November 1979. A computer signal set off alarms at NORAD headquarters. It showed the launch of Soviet missiles. Canada and the US prepped their bombers for a counterattack.
Archive clip, George McLean, CBC A faulty computer signal which triggered a missile scare at NORAD headquarters in Colorado has the Soviet Union in an uproar. Today the Soviet news agency TASS says another computer error could have irreparable consequences for the entire world. Brian Stewart has more
Archive clip, Brian Stewart, CBC Just before 11 o'clock Friday morning, air defence computers flashed a clear message. Soviet missiles had been launched. Target: North America. Two Canadian and eight American interceptors were immediately scrambled. And strategic bombers were about to go, when the error was spotted, within six minutes.
Melony Ward The world had been on the edge of a full-scale nuclear war and only a handful of people knew it. The error was discovered in a matter of minutes and disaster averted. But there was a real fear that the world could have ended. I remember feeling that nuclear war was inevitable.
Archive clip, CBC Ottawa, this is the DO, how are you reading me now? Ottawa, read you fine square Right, there are some breaks in the DEW line the Commander is just checking. Commander in Chief, Sir, this is the Commander, Northern. I've been advised by intelligence section there are some breaks in the Distant Early Warning line in the Eastern portion near Greenland.
Melony Ward That's from a film NORAD made about what nuclear doomsday would look like from the control centre. The military commander is so calm, analytical.
Archive clip A strength of 12 unknown objects, assumed to be hostile. Meanwhile, DO, I understand that we have received the nuclear authority from the Canadian government. Good, check out the authentication. Got ours....looks like we're in business.
Melony Ward The two sides of the Cold War had an unspoken agreement. Not to trivialize, but it makes me think of two kids –– you don't knock my sand castle down, and I won't knock yours down. Except with bombs. The world would stay safe and secure because of the nuclear arsenal. No side would act first, because they knew the other side would respond with a bomb.
Archive clip, US Army The price of peace in this atomic era is strength, and constant readiness to defend ourselves and our homes from any aggression. A single blow can destroy the mightiest nation if the blow is allowed to fall.
Melony Ward The fact of mutually assured destruction was a kind of insurance against aggression. This is where the Distant Early Warning Line, or DEW line, came into to play.
Archive clip, AT&T Archives and History Centre The nation's leaders decided on a tremendous undertaking. This was to build a radar early warning line north of the Arctic Circle. Starting at the northern most tip of Alaska, it would stretch 3000 miles across the continent to Baffin Island, opposite Greenland. Distant Early Warning Line, they named it. DEW Line it became.
Melony Ward The DEW line was built during a peak period of Cold War tension starting in the mid-1950s. A continental defence system; a string of radar stations that spanned North America, and later, Greenland and Iceland. The shortest route for a nuclear missile — from the USSR — to reach cities in the United States — was to take a path right over the North Pole. A path that required using Canadian airspace.
Archive clip, AT&T Archives and History What was once the impassable Arctic, now provides the quickest routes for attack from a wide sector of Europe and Asia.
Melony Ward If the Soviet Union launched atomic weapons using that shortcut, the DEW radar technicians would alert North American Aerospace Defense Command. That would give the US Air Force three to six hours warning to take defensive action. So, if the Arctic was so impassable, how did these huge Distant Early Warning stations get built?
Archive clip, AT&T Archives and History At the proposal to create such a line in that distant wilderness, old Arctic hands shook their heads in doubt. But the DEW line had to be built there. Men had to conquer that unknown frozen wasteland and transform it into a vital outpost of western civilization.
Melony Ward An unknown frozen wasteland? The contractors for the US Department of Defense considered the Arctic empty and an unthinkable place to live. But that southern view of the Arctic — it was false. Families have lived, worked, travelled, and prepared meals in the Arctic since time immemorial. I wanted to better understand DEW line stations and their effects in the Arctic during the Cold War.
The DEW was the largest, and most remote, construction project in North America at the time. Absolutely everything had to be brought from the south by sea or air. Every stick of wood, nails, tools, fuel, snowploughs, technical equipment. Tractors were even dropped by parachute. Design and construction were happening at the same time. They had two short Arctic summers to get it done. How did this mega project get built so quickly? What were its effects on the people who worked there, and who have always lived there?
I spoke with Matt Farish. He's an associate professor at the University of Toronto and collaborator on the book "The Coldest War: A History of the Distant Early Warning Line." I asked him, "Who built the DEW line?"
Matthew Farish This is one of the most compelling and complicated aspects of the story, I think, is the actual design, development, construction of the line. I think the simplest way to understand it is that it was a project of the United States Air Force in close relationship with Canadian government partners, that is then contracted out through a series of contracts and subcontracts down the line, so to speak. The key industrial or corporate actor is the Western Electric Company, which is the engineering arm of the massive Bell system that we are all still familiar with. And so Western Electric then goes out and subcontracts and arranges for a dizzying number of contracts of smaller firms, construction companies, transportation companies to get the materials up to the high Arctic and then actually have this built.
Melony Ward So what did these DEW line stations look like? Have you seen pictures of Buckminster Fuller's geodesic dome from Expo 67? Or Cinesphere at Ontario Place? They're geodesic domes. The DEW stations had those domes too, before they became symbols of utopia. They looked like weird giant golf balls — alien space stations — just plopped on the land. They housed the radar equipment and kept it safe from the elements.
Matthew Farish They would often look like a cluster of low slung, seemingly temporary or pre-fabricated buildings. Some people referred to them as submarines. They look like trailers essentially. They are very simple in design and they would be clustered up, some distance from, not very far from a kind of major radar facility, complete with the famous radome, or golf ball that we associate with military radar.
Melony Ward The harsh climate and terrain required hundreds of people to move quickly. Matt said hundreds more were needed once the stations were up and running.
Matthew Farish They would be employees of the contractor who would come up for stints — six months or a year at a time, often — to work on the line across a small number of employment categories from radar technicians, to engineers, to the folks who actually maintained the property. It was a very small number at some of the secondary or tertiary stations — maybe four or five people sometimes. But then at these major stations, there would be more of a support staff. There would be labourers, this is where we see Indigenous labour as well, particularly young Inuit men working at certain stations.
Melony Ward And while the region was seen as uncharted territory by the military — there were, of course, long-standing communities in the Arctic. How did the DEW affect Indigenous lives, economies, and culture? Who is included in the DEW line narrative?
Matthew Farish There are interesting repercussions as people move off the land and into some of these new communities or communities that now have DEW line stations. There are complicated ripple effects across families as men leave seasonal work to move on to a DEW line station for work, and their partners and kids are not permitted on the station.
You might call it a "military modernization" piece, as a bringer of a certain kind of technology, but also, I think more importantly, a certain kind of normalized southern lifestyle carried by these southern employees who are coming up north and consuming certain kinds of food, and living on these stations and watching movies and so on that come into a relationship, a complicated series of relationships, with Indigenous lives in the North.
Melony Ward Inuit peoples helped build and operate the DEW stations. But their families, ways of life, and economies were terribly disrupted. Didn't anyone think about this when the DEW was being planned?
Matthew Farish There is virtually no reference to northern people on the part of the US military or the US scientists who are thinking about the DEW line. But, in Canada the story is a little bit different, particularly because the federal government is grappling with complicated understandings of quote-unquote responsibility for Indigenous peoples in the North and elsewhere and so the DEW line enters into this stew of debates and discussions — many of them quite paternalistic but some of them more thoughtful. Once it was decided that this needed to be done and that it should be done, forget the costs, forget the effects on the land and the lives of people — it needs to be built. And the sort of sheer combination of hubris, and confidence, and determination, and shortsightedness as well about putting this in place. And it's not at all to excuse any of it, but that determination overrode every other possible calculation of consequence.
Melony Ward Matt also told me about a sociologist from the late 1950s named JD Ferguson. The Canadian government sent him north along with a group of students to research the impact of the DEW on northern communities — communities that were primarily Indigenous.
Matthew Farish He understands the DEW line as being a significant piece of a huge change that is sweeping the North and really pointing out to his superiors and other people who are reading his reports back in Ottawa that as much as you like to talk about trying to limit the consequences of something like the DEW line on Northerners, it's impossible.
Melony Ward So it's not just in hindsight that we can recognize the damage the DEW caused to Indigenous peoples. There was recognition as early as the 1950s.
Matthew Farish My recollection is that he felt that his work was effectively shelved. Given that kind of Cold War national security imperative that seemed to overwhelm other kinds of concerns about civil rights, or about understanding the ripple effects in terms of economic and social life in northern communities. And so, this was a project that, in that Cold War logic of national security, had to be built—of continental defence—had to be built, and damn the consequences, frankly, at the end of the day.
Melony Ward The consequences were substantial. On lives, but also on the land.
Matthew Farish In the last couple of decades, there's been an enormous attempt to clean up Northern radar facilities at a cost of something like 500 million dollars of our money, so the kind of uncanny echoes of this coming back in the latest versions of Northern militarization you have in particular contractors owned by or employing significant numbers of Indigenous to clean up the waste of the DEW line and other activity that was put down there in the 1950s.
Melony Ward In 1998, a year before the creation of Nunavut, CBC North reporter Timothy Sawa looked at the toxic legacy of the DEW line in Tuktoyaktuk.
Archive clip, Timothy Sawa, CBC All the building waste that was supposed to be buried is now being stored on site. Hundreds of huge orange metal transport containers line the area filled with the waste. Signs on the containers warn community residents: Danger. PCBs. An international study now shows that people in the Arctic are exposed to some of the highest levels of chemical contamination in the world. It found that Inuit children are at risk.
Melony Ward To understand the impact of military radar on a community, I talked to Barry Anderson, who lives in Makkovik, Newfoundland & Labrador. His community is next to a small radar station.
Barry Anderson My name is Barry Anderson and I'm from Makkovik, Newfoundland and Labrador. It's a newly developed land-claim area in northern Labrador. I'm the AngajukKak, or mayor.
Melony Ward In his youth, he had lots of experience with the radar station down the road from his town.
Barry Anderson I was born and raised here in Makkovik. My dad and some of my uncles are also from here, worked and fished here all their lives, and would tell stories about the DEW line site. I'm also a Canadian ranger with the department of national defence. So I'm a master corporal at that organization. we do maintenance checks on the radar sites, that's automated now on the north coast of Labrador now. And we do that bi-annually twice a year just to ensure the domes and everything is in place, there's no rips, tears, things like that. Any damage, wind damage or things like that to sites we report back to North Bay, Ontario, that's where the headquarters in Gander.
Melony Ward There's still a military surveillance presence in the North — the North Warning System. Barry is part of that as a Canadian Ranger, part of the Canadian Armed Forces Reserve. He monitors the former gap radar site and has seen the environmental consequences.
Barry Anderson They're still there. You see a whole bunch of little derricks that's pumping fuel that was discarded by the Americans into the sand. The radar site at Hopedale, the next community north of here, ot had a major impact on the community there for sure, because it was right in tow and right to this day they can't build in certain areas because of the tar and PCBs that's discarded there. It's too difficult to clean up, I guess. Young people would think it's bedrock, but it's just solid oil, on the rocks, on the ground up there, and the community is still dealing with it. There is a high incidence of cancer and stuff in the area so…it's probably all from the same discarded PCBs and that kind of thing right?
Archive clip, US Army Two countries, working together to provide their own long-range defense. An unparalleled example of harmonious cooperation between sovereign nations.
Melony Ward Was everything and everyone really working together so harmoniously? I don't think so. The DEW line clean-up was declared complete in 2014, but the environmental and community effects are still felt. There's such myth making around the idea of the North. Snow laden, empty, untouched. That's the idea of the North, but it's not the lived history. It's not the history of Barry Anderson and his community. It's not the present of many communities that developed around, or had contact with, military radar installations. I went to visit someone else who spent a lot of time in the North. This time, a former DEW line worker from the south. Brian Jeffrey.
Melony Ward I'm just driving along Donald B Munro drive, out in the middle of a beautiful white snow field, past Farmland Road and then, all of a sudden there are these geodesic domes and they're just there on the roadside. So, I'm pulling over to see what this is. It's CSS Canadian Space Services limited, so apparently these geodesic domes still have a function. Aetheon... I'm going to get out of the car and see what's going on. Fortunately they've plowed. This area is under 24-hour video surveillance. I don't know, I may not be allowed in here.
After traipsing through a restricted area, I figured I'd better get out quickly. I drove another ten minutes to the home of Brian Jeffrey, just near the Diefenbunker in Carp, Ontario. He worked as a radar technician — or radician — on the DEW line in the early 1960s. We settled into his basement radio room, filled with memorabilia from the DEW line.
Brian Jeffrey This is my…I guess the term is man cave.
Melony Ward Nice man cave. It's a nicer man cave than I've ever seen.
Brian Jeffrey It's a ham shack.
Melony Ward I wondered: how does someone end up working at a radar base in the Arctic?
Brian Jeffrey I got sucked into going up there by my mother, who wanted to get rid of me I think. She found an ad in the paper. I was working at the National Research Council at the time, looking after a computer there, which was, turns out…
Melony Ward Very early computer. We're talking 1957, so…
Brian Jeffrey This was the very first computer ever sold in Canada.
Melony Ward So what did you do on the DEW line?
Brian Jeffrey I was what was called a radician, which is radar technician. As a radician, you spend four hours of your shift watching radar and other four hours doing maintenance, usually preventative maintenance, as very seldom do things break. The main station had around 50 maybe 75 on a really bad busy day. Aux sites were normally 15 people, 14-15, or which seven of us were technicians and then maybe a couple more in the summertime when you've got work going on. The "I" sites I think when I was there, we were five of us, so that was it, and I was there for six months. But that was my doorway into the sector crew, which was the elite of the elite technicians. I said that's where I wanted to be, and they said well you go to an "I" site for six months and we'll…nobody wanted to go to an "I" site, absolutely nobody. You're the only technician, you cannot leave the building, theoretically, because you have to be there instantly when the alarms go off to change the ... whatever needs to be done.
Melony Ward You can imagine that some of the communications were highly secret, and could only be reviewed by military officials with proper clearance.
Brian Jeffrey Each main station would have five or six military personnel. The Canadian ones were primarily Canadian with a US officer, and ones in the US were primarily US with a Canadian contingent. So there were always both at the main sites.
Melony Ward There were certain messages that came into the stations that they would hand to the military personnel because they had higher security clearance.
Brian Jeffrey They probably would have been encrypted. Each station had one if not two cryto-technicians. They were always American. Canadians were never allowed to encrypt or decrypt messages. We simply weren't trained. It would be a twicks basically.
Melony Ward A twicks is basically the Morse Code message.
Brian Jeffrey We couldn't understand. It was gibberish until you feed it through the crypto-machine. It's like the German one, Enigma. You type in the things and the message comes out.
Melony Ward Did it actually look like that?
Brian Jeffrey No, in fact I've never seen one. I've seen pictures of them, but we were not allowed back in that area. But during the Cuban Missile Crisis we doubled up on the radar, there was two of us there, and we stopped doing any maintenance unless something broke. We were not sure if there was going to be a south to come home to. And we also knew that nobody was going to come get us. 15 people in the middle of nowhere? Ain't gonna happen.
Melony Ward No south to come home to. The isolation of the DEW line and anxiety about the state of the world changed him. For the rest of his life.
Brian Jeffrey A lot of people don't understand how such a small part of life. I'm 79 now. That was three years of the 79. Why does it live so big? Why is it such an enormous event? I think it was because it was a unique experience shared by so few people. There is a brotherhood, unspoken brotherhood. Someone once said, once a DEW liner, always a DEW liner.
Melony Ward So many players. So many lives affected. Some for a few months; some for generations. The Cold War sense of duty — the doing what needed to be done — it can't be detangled from the intrusions into ways of life. It affected individuals, communities, and nations. And its reality in the Arctic means we can't think of the North as an idea. It's a land, with history. And people.
Decades on from the end of the Cold War, I can't help but marvel that there's probably as much communication power right now in the palm of my hand, than there was at Cape Dyer or the Diefenbunker. That power, so much a part of our contemporary life, owes so much to militarization of technology, the militarization of the Arctic, as well as their terrible consequences.
This program was produced by me, Melony Ward, with assistance from Sarah Martin.
Special thanks to Nancy Payne and Kylie Nicolajsen. Our sound editor is Andrew Workman. Thank you to the CBC Licensing, and the AT&T Archives and History Centre.
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iucr > The IUCr > commissions > small-angle scattering
Commission on Small-Angle Scattering
Commission web page
J. Ilavsky (Chair, USA)
K. Djinovic Carugo (Austria)
E.P. Gilbert (Australia)
E. Kentzinger (Germany)
D. McGillivray (New Zealand)
F. Meneau (Brazil)
E. Shtykova (Russia)
M. Sugiyama (Japan)
J.D. Westbrook (USA) (as Representative of the wwPDB) †2021
A. Allen (USA)
D. Babonneau (France)
D. Clemens (Germany)
P.R. Jemian (USA)
U.-S. Jeng (Taiwan)
J. Perez (France)
D. Svergun (Germany)
I. Torriani (Brazil)
J. Trewhella (Australia)
To see a graphical representation of former members, click here.
Approved by action of the IUCr General Assembly, 14 August 1996
In the following, by "small-angle scattering" (SAS) we mean any experimental technique that seeks to probe the microstructure of materials, including both synthetic and biological materials, on distance scales ranging between 1 and 10,000 nanometers. Examples of such methods currently in use include: small-angle x-ray scattering, small-angle neutron scattering, light scattering, x-ray reflectometry, and neutron reflectometry.
1) To promote and coordinate scientific interchange among groups working in the field of SAS. In particular, to promote the dissemination of the existing methods for SAS structural analysis, and to support the development of new ones.
2) To promote cooperation between investigators employing SAS methods, and to stimulate the development of methods for quantifying the results.
3) To promote knowledge within the broader crystallographic community of SAS methods as tools which can be used to enhance the characterization of materials on distance scales longer than those commonly probed by diffraction methods.
4) To promote and coordinate scientific meetings dealing with SAS.
5) To promote the exchange of adequate samples and/or experimental data sets for SAS studies, so that they can be made available to a larger number of groups.
6) To advise the IUCr on organizing or sponsoring sessions on SAS at Congresses.
7) To cooperate with the Commission on Crystallographic Nomenclature and other interested groups in the development of a standard nomenclature for dealing with SAS methods and results.
8) To cooperate with other Commissions of the IUCr in establishing adequate guidelines and standards for articles to be published in IUCr journals reporting structural investigations from SAS studies.
General statement of principles regarding Commissions
Commission on Aperiodic Crystals
Commission on Biological Macromolecules
Commission on Crystal Growth and Characterization of Materials
Commission on Crystallographic Computing
Commission on Crystallographic Nomenclature
Commission on Crystallographic Teaching
Commission on Crystallography in Art and Cultural Heritage
Commission on Crystallography of Materials
Commission on Diffraction Microstructure Imaging
Commission on Electron Crystallography
Commission on High Pressure
Commission on Inorganic and Mineral Structures
Commission on International Tables
Commission on Journals
Commission on Magnetic Structures
Commission on Mathematical and Theoretical Crystallography
Commission on Neutron Scattering
Commission on NMR Crystallography and Related Methods
Commission on Quantum Crystallography
Commission on Structural Chemistry
Commission on Synchrotron and XFEL Radiation
Commission on XAFS


Welcome home to lovely 25 W Verano in Mountain House. Step inside of this beautiful home where contemporary meets homey, be amazed by the great open floor plan and high vaulted ceilings. Making this home feel larger than life! Trendy flooring and soft cool tones throughout the home gives it that sleek modern look. Whether you're hanging out with friends and family or simply enjoying a home cooked meal 25 W Verano has room for it all. Sit down and relax next to the warm fire. From here you can smell the supper being prepared in our one of a kind contemporary kitchen. All stainless steel appliances and plenty of storage and space for large meals to be prepared. Where the only thing missing is the chef. Now for the grand finale and fun in the sun. This back yard screams entertainment with a pool and spa combo next to (drum roll) your very own private mini golf course! Easily maintained this course sits on artificial turf. And we didn't forget the furry friends with a fenced dog run too!


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Have you seen the gorgeous new space for The Bundle Store yet? Talley and I went to visit last week and IT. IS. GORGEOUS. So much space, a separate super comfy nursing room, a space for classes and much more. I'm helping Amber from the Bundle Store launch this great new location with an exclusive, limited guest list VIP party on Tuesday, October 20th at the shop. We'll have sips and bites to nibble on, exclusive deals, really sweet giveaways, gift bags and much more.


MANILA, Philippines – The Filipino- Belgian mixed martial artist finalist with his dance partner in the Belgium's Got Talent are all set to impress everyone for the upcoming grand finals on May 26 (Manila time).
Fresh from winning the Jujitsu World Championship for the third time, Ian Lodens is showing some "Pinoy pride" as he joins Belgium's biggest talent search. Lodens, with his friend Natascha Van Es' impressive acrobatic dance has amazed the judges and the audience. The dance duo got the highest number of text votes during the semifinals and are now on their way to the grand finals.
Lodens said that his training with jujitsu and combat sport helped develop his speed and strength in dancing.
The judges were impressed with Ian and Tasha's audition piece. Their dance earned them a standing ovation from the judges and audience. One of the judges, Dan Karaty said, "When the two of you are together, that's when your act is at best. When you break apart, set apart, that's good. When you're together, you're dancing together. You're a great team. I love it."


Richard Connell's best-known work, "The Most Dangerous Game" features a big-game hunter from New York as its main character. He falls off of his yacht and swims to an isolated island in the Caribbean, where he thinks he finds refuge. However, the Cossack aristocrat who he stumbles upon turns the hunter into the hunted. The story is an inversion of the big-game hunting safaris in Africa and South America that were fashionable among wealthy Americans in the 1920s. This book can lead to a discussion on the cultural significance of hunting at this time, the concept of being "civilized", and the value of life itself.


Living by a beach is the dream of almost everyone! It's true that not everyone's dream comes true. But do you know what's amazing about a beach house? You can either own a beach house, or even if you don't own one, you can decorate your home in a beach lifestyle and thus 'feel' like living in a beach house. Don't believe this? Take a look at these home décor ideas that will make you feel living in the beach lifestyle.
Have some inspirational maritime designs that will mimic the charm of the ocean in your bathroom with some great seascapes, seafaring scones and a bathtub shaped like a ship.
When you have the ocean near you, you should view it. Place a couple of cozy chairs facing the harbor in the sitting area of the master bedroom. You can also consider placing a model sailboat on the table beside the window.
Consider using more of the hues of blue and aqua while choosing furniture pieces, rugs, shutters, plush daybeds, pillows, panels and so on. Adding a few pieces in bright colors like red and yellow will increase the charm of the oceanic feel, for example, an iconic cozy chair in yellow or a humble red lamp shade and so on.
Even though you'll not see the actual ocean when you are inside a room in your home which doesn't have sea facing windows, you can get a scenic view of the ocean by using seascape wallpaper.
Ocean has been one of the most favorite subjects of artists and recently the sale of seascape paintings has gone up at auction houses and antique shops. Make a collection of seascape paintings to display them at prominent spots of your beach home. Views of the ocean, waves bursting on the beach rocks, sailboats, sunrises and sunsets on the sea and the likes are heartwarming and enticing enough to make you feel that you are actually beside the sea. Differentiate between the originals and "pirates" by looking at the back to check if there is a company name mentioned.
Get weather-resistant furniture for your beach home that can be friendly with summertime humidity and wet swimsuits. You have a range of choices in the form of wicker, rattan and bamboo pieces of furniture that you can get for your entire home and your home will look like a relaxing, beach cottage.
How about adding a shell mirror to your dressing table and every time while getting ready, you'll remember the nearness of the ocean.
Add your corner pieces and shelves with funky nautical trinkets in an assortment of colors. These colorful corners will only make your beach home perfect. You can even have a crab trap but just as a decorative element.
The International Code of Signals was established in 1855 by Great Britain. It was evolved over time to become a flag design to match with digits 0 to 9 and letters A to Z, and this is used globally. Particularly old flags will be made of natural fibers (cotton or rarely wool) and have a bit yellowish look. These flags will add a great oceanic touch to your home.
You can create feel of a beach home by making your porch windy. Ultimately what do you aim at when you dream of living by a beach? Sea breezes, right? By making your porch airy, you can get the feel of a beach lifestyle! And if you are really living by a beach, that would be the cherry on top!
You can do this by turning your porch into another cozy place to unwind by adding summertime staples such as wicker furniture or baskets in bright natural hues and stylish corrosion resistant fans. A colorful rug would be a great addition to mask any sand that may come in with humans and pets.
To make your guests pleasantly surprised, provide a fun but unexpected backdrop with neutral tones and sleek shades. To make the room look roomier, consider having the curtains as high as you can rather than window-high. Add some extra lighting by hanging some swag lights with maritime rope with a country twist.
A fantastic idea for a marine feel is to create a beach corner where you can hang all the beach accessories of all the family members. These will include straw hats, baskets, flip-flops, and so on. And if you create this corner on the outer side, it will have an added benefit of preventing sand from entering indoors.
If you want to create a real beachy feel, pure white paint has no match. But you may feel that an all-white room will rarely look cozy. In that case, consider having shiplap paneling. These wood walls will prevent the sterile feeling. You can generate visual interest with contrasting wooden details, honey-colored, for example, such as kitchen island, rustic beams and open shelves.
Add rugs in beach colors so that your beach home is prepared for sand-laden feet. Actually this is a necessity for a beach home rather than a part of the decoration.
Hopefully, you'll love and use these ideas to decorate your beach home or bring a beach feel to your home. We'd like to hear your experiences. Happy beach decoration!


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26 years old, had to join because this place seems like the database for knowledge!
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"OK Murphy" was funded by Rawlco Radio's 10k20. Compared to acts such as City & Colour and Neil Young; The direction of this album is a brand new road for Tyler, having songs such as "Water to the King" and "Continuously" dive into the alternative rock sound, all the while interlaced with his stand-by solo acoustic folk songs. With every song with the intention to deliver a message or tell a story inside the album booklet you can read the meanings and follow along with the lyrics.
"OK Murphy" is Gilbert's return to using full band and orchestration; backed by drummer Jayson Brinkworth (Aaron Pritchett) and bassist Rob Dakiniewich and orchestral composer Jason Cullimore, the album roars to life with instruments that fuse well with Tyler's trademark acoustic picking and squealing emotional electric guitar solos. The album also features special guests; returning from his 2011 album; vocalist Rhiannon Ward joined in on "Be Someone". As well pianist Mathew Palmarin supplied classical influenced piano to "The Letter" and "The Way the World Works".
The album is sure to be a new direction in Gilbert's musical career, with a mixture of brand new sounds to his standard style, you will be sure to enjoy this album.


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The short course for the 2019 ISIMS will be held on the Saturday and Sunday before the start of the conference. Advanced registration is required. The syllabus, learning objectives and tentative schedule are listed below. A detailed outline can be found at https://www.isims.info/education. For further information, please contact Dr. Brian Clowers at brian.clowers AT wsu.edu.
The short course is suitable for individuals with varying levels of IMS experience including those who are new to the IMS field. All efforts will be made to accommodate the interests of the attendees with topics ranging from IMS fundamentals to a wide array of applications. In addition to the practical perspectives provided during the course, a unique aspect of the experience is the inclusion of hands-on exercises with modern IMS equipment. Students will have the opportunity to perform actual IMS experiments, followed by a discussion of results and methods of interpretation. Finally, the 2019 ISIMS short course will also include a Master Class session on Sunday. The focus of the Master Class will be announced at a later date.
Saturday, July 27 and Sunday July 28, 2019, Courtyard Marriott Hannover Maschsee, Hannover, Germany.
Practical exercises through hands-on demonstrations with commercial IMS systems.


Ryan Bertrand is Southampton's only confirmed absentee, with José Fonte in line to make his first appearance of the new Premier League season.
PREDICTED XI: Forster; Cédric, Fonte, Van Dijk, Targett; Romeu; Højbjerg, Davis; Tadić; Redmond, Long.
MANCHESTER UNITED: De Gea; Darmian (McNair - 60'), Smalling, Blind, Borthwick-Jackson (Januzaj - 86'); Schneiderlin, Herrera; Lingard, Fellaini (Mata - 45'), Martial; Rooney.
Unused Subs: Romero, Valera, Pereira, Depay.
SOUTHAMPTON: Forster; Van Dijk, Fonte, Bertrand; Cédric, Clasie (Romeu - 67'), Wanyama, Targett; Tadić (Ward-Prowse - 67'); Long, Mané (Austin - 79').
Unused Subs: Stekelenburg, Martina, Yoshida, Juanmi.
Charlie Austin made an instant impact on his Southampton debut to grab all three points for Ronald Koeman's side.
Saints chalked up a second consecutive win at Old Trafford when Austin emerged from the bench before finding space in the area to thump home a header from a James Ward-Prowse free-kick.
The match was otherwise dour and contained few by way of clear chances, with Louis van Gaal and his side booed off after going eight hours and 26 minutes without scoring a first half goal at Old Trafford.


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Columbia's music scene is about to get a little sweeter.
On Thursday, Ariana Grande announced Columbia would be one of 19 cities included in the second North American leg of her Sweetener World Tour. The concert will take place on Dec. 3 at Colonial Life Arena.
Grande is currently in the middle of the first leg of the roughly 100-show tour, which follows the release of her fourth and fifth studio albums, "Sweetener" (2018) and "thank u, next" (2019), respectively. Both albums reached number one on the U.S. Billboard 200, and together the albums had five top-10 singles on the Hot 100.
Tickets for the Columbia date are not yet available but are expected to go on sale on June 26. The showtime has not yet been announced.
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COP26: China, USA agree to increase climate cooperation
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John Kerry, US ambassador to the climate issue said "cooperation is what's needed"
In a surprising announcement made at the COP26 climate summit, Glasgow, China and USA announced that they would increase climate cooperation over the next ten years.
They issued a rare, joint statement promising to take action.
According to the agreement, both parties will "recall the firm commitment they made to working together to attain the 1.5C temperature goal as set out by the Paris Agreement."
These people called for increased efforts to address the remaining "significant gaps" in order to reach their target.
According to scientists, limiting the global temperature increase to 1.5C would help humans avoid severe climate consequences. This compares to the pre-industrial temperature.
In Paris, 2015, the leaders of world agreed to reduce emissions and try to prevent global warming exceeding 1.5C-2C.
Xie Zhenhua from China, the top climate negotiator told reporters there was more agreement than divergence on climate change.
A number of issues, such as methane emissions and the transition to renewable energy were discussed.
China, however, refused to sign an earlier agreement to reduce methane, a dangerous greenhouse gas. Nearly 100 other countries also signed the agreement. China instead promised to create a national plan to deal with methane.
John Kerry was the US climate envoy who followed Mr Xie. He said that while there were many differences between the US and China, "co-operation on climate is the best way to do this job."
He said, "Every step is important right now and there's a long road ahead."
One of the key clues to understanding the meaning of this statement lies in its last section – the declaration of the joint committee on climate action for the 2020s.
The next nine-years of carbon emission reductions are crucial if the world is to maintain the 1.5C temperature limit.
Although China is reluctant to reduce its coal-emissions in the near term, this declaration shows that China recognizes the urgent need for action.
The joint actions on methane and forests, as well as technology transfer are symbolic and potentially important in terms of emissions.
This agreement also recognizes that both parties acknowledge the large gap in efforts by countries to limit their emissions. Science says it is essential for a safer planet.
A strong agreement in Glasgow is necessary to close this gap.
This statement's timing and optics, regardless of its contents, give it a lift.
Jennifer Morgan, Greenpeace International's Executive Director, welcomed the agreement between China and America. However she warned that each country must show more commitment towards achieving climate goals.
She stated that the "finally their statement fails to meet the call of climate vulnerable countries calling for that nations return every year to table with greater ambition until 1.5C is closed".
Frans Timmermans (EU climate policy chief) said that the collaboration between China and the US was "really encouraging". This shows the US, China and other countries that they understand how important this issue is. It is a good thing for us to reach an agreement at COP," he said.
Antonio Guterres, UN Secretary General, said that the announcement was an "important step in the right direction".
COP26 will be the largest conference on climate change since 2015's historic talks in Paris. Approximately 200 countries will be asked to submit plans for reducing greenhouse gas emissions that cause global warming by 2030.
Other developments from the COP26 Climate Summit today:
An initial draft of a final COP26 Agreement was published. It urged countries to improve their targets for carbon reduction by the end 2022. It also calls for more assistance to vulnerable countries, but many criticize the text for being too ambitious.
Boris Johnson, UK Prime Minister, called on other nation leaders to increase their leverage and reach a final settlement. At a news conference, Johnson stressed that the global goal to keep temperatures rising below 1.5C wasn't dead.
Alok Sharma (COP26 President) echoed the sentiment, saying, "We all understand what's at stake in these negotiation and that our task is urgent." He suggested that "near-final text" agreements could be made overnight so groups can meet again tomorrow before the final conference day on Friday.
Today's COP26 focus was on travel. Numerous countries have pledged to end petrol and diesel-powered automobiles, but the US has not joined. Ford, Mercedes and other major car manufacturers have made similar pledges.
Joe Biden from the United States criticized Xi Jinping, China's president, for missing attending the summit.
"The fact China is trying to assert, understoodably, a role in the global world as a leader – it's not showing up, comeon," Biden stated, adding that Xi Jinping had made a mistake.
China, the US and India are the two largest carbon dioxide emitters in the world. China announced in September that it will achieve carbon neutrality by 2060. It also plans to reduce its emissions significantly before 2030. The US aims to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.
The most urgent problem facing the planet is climate change. If we want to stop global warming, governments must make more aggressive cuts in greenhouse gases.
Glasgow summit could be the site of change. Watch out for promises by world's largest polluters like China and the US, as well as whether or not poorer countries receive the help they require.
Everything in our lives is going to change. These decisions could have an impact on our careers, our heating and food choices, our travel habits, as well as how our homes are heated.
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José Aguirre de Achá (1877 – ?) was a Bolivian writer, politician and lawyer from Cochabamba. He was active as a lawyer during the 1898 revolution and later served as Minister of Education. He was also a diplomat to Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador.

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Platonía; la zona de arbitraje en el litigio boliviano-paraguayo.
La antigua provincia de Chiquitos.

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Julia Holter at Primavera Sound 2016 (more by Chris Graham)
You can browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight's shows, but here are some highlights...
Julia Holter, Jessica Moss @ Warsaw
Julia Holter is on the road supporting last year's Aviary, which was sort of a return to the atmospheric sounds of Ekstasis and was very well received. This is her first NYC show since its release.
Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals @ Hammerstein Ballroom
Anderson .Paak's career got a massive boost after he was featured on Dr. Dre's 2015 album Compton, and last year Paak made his first album for Dre's Aftermath label and first with Dre executive producing, Oxnard. He clearly aimed to make a very ambitious, capital-C Classic, and his efforts resulted in some pretty great songs. He's supporting the album on this tour which finally lands in NYC tonight.
Jonathan Richman, Tommy Larkins @ Bowery Ballroom
His debut album with The Modern Lovers is a stone cold classic and if he did nothing else that would be enough, but JoJo has continued to make great, heartfelt music over the last 45 years, including last year's SA. Live on stage, with Tommy Larkins on drums, is still the best place to experience his magic.
Thomas Middleditch & Ben Schwartz @ Carnegie Hall
You may mainly know Thomas Middleditch and Ben Schwartz from Silicon Valley and Parks & Rec, but they are both supertalented improv comics and they show off their quick wits at these longform improv shows.
Show Me The Body, Tripp Jones, Slim Poppins, Dreamcrusher, Twisted Thing @ Brooklyn Bazaar
NYC hardcore weirdos Show Me The Body recently announced their first album for Loma Vista, Dog Whistle. It comes out in March but they're playing this hometown show ahead of its release. Maybe they'll debut some new songs?
Empress Of, Salt Cathedral @ Elsewhere Hall
Last year, Empress Of released her sophomore album Us, which was similar to the art pop of her 2015 debut Me but went in some new directions too. She's supporting it on this tour and hitting Elsewhere Hall tonight and tomorrow.
Sunwatchers, Oneida @ The Glove
Brooklyn's improvisational psych/jazz/punk quartet Sunwatchers celebrate the release of their new album, Illegal Moves (which is out via Trouble in Mind), tonight with Brooklyn indie rock greats Oneida.
Kim Petras, Ty Sunderland @ Elsewhere Zone One
Fast-rising pop singer Kim Petras recently released what she calls "the last songs of this era," including a collaboration with SOPHIE. Her Elsewhere Zone One show is her first headlining show ever, and her first of two sold out nights at the venue.
Adia Victoria, Joshua Asante @ Rough Trade
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'Hi! My Name Is …': Political Groups Target Georgia Voters Via Text
Tasnim Shamma • Oct 31, 2018
More than 400 people gathered at a Color of Change Political Action Committee text-a-thon at the Loudermilk Conference Center in downtown Atlanta to encourage black voters via text to vote.
Credit Kathleen Quillian / WABE
At a Sunday brunch in downtown Atlanta, over roasted potatoes and mimosas, about 400 people look down at their phones to send text messages.
It's a Color of Change Political Action Committee (PAC) text-a-thon at the Loudermilk Conference Center.
Volunteer Ali Roc describes a typical text.
Volunteer Ali Roc with the Color of Change PAC sends a text message to a likely black voter using a software program called Relay. (Kathleen Quillian/WABE)
"It just says, 'Hey, my name is Ali, and I just want to invite you to vote in this upcoming election for governor between Stacey Abrams and Brian Kemp," Roc said. "And then if they reply, we let them know that voters have been purged so we just want to make sure that we get like a really fair election."
Chances are, if you vote and own a cellphone, you've gotten a few of these personalized texts.
Public Voter Files
There's a lot of data available on voters through public voter files online, and it's now easier for political groups to get it, on both sides of the aisle.
Rashad Robinson, a spokesperson with the Color of Change PAC, said his group is using this data to target black voters with text messages.
"The sophisticated sort of data operation that we've built on the back end, we have always recognized the power of technology," Robinson said.
So far, his group has texted 190,000 likely black voters in Georgia.
Peer-To-Peer Texting
The Color of Change PAC uses software called Relay, a program created by supporters of 2016 presidential candidate Bernie Sanders to send text messages between voters.
Sanders' campaign claimed to be the first to use peer-to-peer texting on a large scale.
A volunteer with the Color of Change PAC shows participants how to send a text message to a likely voter. So far, the group has texted 190,000 likely black voters in Georgia. (Kathleen Quillian/WABE)
Robinson said he also personally solicits people for their phone numbers, and the PAC raises money to buy cellphone numbers of black people from private companies that sell them and then matches it with voter data.
"We have literally 5 million e-mail addresses of black folks and allies around the country," Robinson said.
It's now common for campaigns to have dedicated data specialists, to keep these contact lists up to date, for example.
William Boone, a professor of political science at Clark Atlanta University, said when he knocked on doors for campaigns in the 1960s, he wore a necktie to make a good impression.
"Just kind of old-fashioned pounding the pavement, trying to meet them on a one-to-one basis," Boone said.
These days, appearances aren't as important because the meetings don't have to be face-to-face.
Political action committees are spending more money and time not only on texting, but also on social media.
Boone said it can be more effective particularly with younger voters, thanks to more and better data available on voters.
"You can predict, with a great deal more precision, who has voted, who has not voted," Boone said. "You don't have to do the shotgun or scattered type of thing that we once had to do."
Though technology makes it easier to reach voters, it's still hard to tell if a social media "like" or a text message will translate to a trip to the polls.
Kathleen Quillian contributed to this report.


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No problems for the extra work so far, these were only minor changes on my end (literally a few lines of code). I'll be slower on more difficult items.
Don't forget to look after your eyes!
Well, i'm using this programs to translate the game.
You can now give this a go using test builds below. I won't publish these to the Live Builds page as they're only intended to test this specific change. Test builds below will be removed once available on Live Builds.
For anyone coming in fresh, this change is for quest scripts only at this time.
Download and unzip build for your system.
Download replacement FONT0003.FNT file by delvisomanda here.
Go to DaggerfallUnity_Data\StreamingAssets\Fonts and replace FONT0003.FNT with the file downloaded in previous step.
Go to DaggerfallUnity_Data\StreamingAssets\Quests and open S0000999.txt in a good text editor like Notepad++.
You might need to convert file to UTF-8 before making any edits. In Notepad++ this is Encoding > Convert to UTF-8. I think the quest files from builds are already in UTF-8 format, but just keep this in mind for new quest scripts that UTF-8 is the best format.
Make some edits to a quest, such as inserting ¡¿áéíóúñ!? to Message 1010 in quest S0000999 above.
Open game and use console to "startquest s0000999" for example then test text.
When distributing your changes to others, give them your replacement quest scripts and font files and tell them where to unzip in StreamingAssets.
Let me know how you go with it. I don't expect miracles for a first-pass solution, but hopefully it will help you start making progress. I'll do what I can to solve any problems in a timely manner.
If you guys need any help editing quests or understanding the format, Jay_H is a straight up expert in this field. Please feel free to start a Spanish translation thread somewhere in the modding forums.
Note: Quest save/load should also work OK with these changes. Don't forget that previously saved quests are read from save data (not from source). You will need to clear quests and use "startquest xxxxxxxx" again to get fresh changes from modified quest script. Jay should be able to assist with this.
Interkarma hears about the problem in the morning, has a new build out in the afternoon... I know it's simpler than it sounds but really!
Interkarma wrote: If you guys need any help editing quests or understanding the format, Jay_H is a straight up expert in this field. Please feel free to start a Spanish translation thread somewhere in the modding forums.
It works! But the fonts need more work, so I'll have to keep modifying them.
Yay! Looks like a great start. Good luck with the other changes. At least once pixel font is perfect, you won't need to worry about it any more.
Cool, I thought they would be UTF-8 from builds. You would then just need to check this when creating whole new quest scripts from scratch. The framework will do its best to convert encoding from source text to something Daggerfall's pixel fonts can use, but it won't always succeed. UTF-8 (text editor) to Latin-1 (Daggerfall UI) should be a good mix most of the time however.


RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Its game week again for Nevada. The Wolf Pack rested after its late season bye, and hoping to pick up where things left off, as Colorado State comes to town.
Coach Jay Norvell did reiterate he'd prefer an earlier bye week, and for good reason, his team's won two straight games & continues to show growth as the year goes on.
But if the Pack's formula to success holds true, Nevada should have no problem regaining its rhythm come saturday.
"We're going to do exactly what we've been doing. We know why we're getting better. I showed the team 29 categories statistically, we're better in almost every area. The reason we're getting better is because of the way we practice. Because we focus on what we need to do every day, because we stay focused. We're going to coninue that," Norvell said.
Senior quarterback Ty Gangi added "after a bye week, it's tough not to slack or relax. We gotta keep getting better, last week in practice and keep it going this week. Just really paying attention to details and focusing on the little things."
Senior linebacker Malik Reed said "I feel like it's better to be fresh than to keep pounding away at the body. Then you start losing guys at the end. It was a good thing for us to have a little rest at the end. The focus is still there, we're ready to play. Nothing's going to change."
it'll be the final battle at home for Nevada's seniors, a group which has "gotten right" this season says Coach Norvell. They have a chance to finish their careers strong, as the Wolf Pack faces a very favorable end of the year schedule, we could be talking 8 or 9 wins if all goes well, but it starts here Saturday night against the Rams.


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Q: Other ways besides push to wake up an iOS app? Has anyone created an iOS app reacts to events or triggers from external sources other than push (APNS)? For example, could an iOS app subscribe to a remote topic or queue? Or listen for HTTP or socket requests?

A: No.
Application could be launched if:

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*User tapped the icon

*User selected the Push-notification/Local-notification

*Application supports url-schemes and is launched while opening URL

*Application supports view/edit of documents and user've selected your app to do this

If anyone has other ideas - feel free to edit or add comments.
App could run in background and have active http-connection/socket. But it couldn't be opened automatically.

A: In addition to user action and push/local notifications, an app can be woken by a significant location change, if the app has indicated that it wants to monitor such events.
See: CLLocationManager Docs
Look for a method called startMonitoringSignificantLocationChanges. If a significant location change occurs while your app is not in the foreground or isn't running at all, your application will be launched in the background, allowing the app to perform background-only operations (e.g. no view code will run).
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MVRDV has completed the Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam's Museumpark, which is covered in mirrored glass and topped by a "rooftop forest". The depot features a new type of experience for museum visitors: a sturdy engine room where the complete collection of 151,000 objects is made accessible to the public. In addition to the various storage and care areas, the depot has a restaurant and an award-winning rooftop forest at a height of 35 metres. The construction completion paves the way for interior furnishings and the long process of moving the museum's complete collection into their new storage facility.
A 39.5-meter-high building 'in the round', the depot's bowl-like form has a relatively small footprint. This form ensures that at the ground level, existing views into and routes through the Museumpark remain unimpeded and reduces the impact on underground water buffers, while an expansive rooftop public space with a restaurant provides access to inspiring views of Rotterdam. Comprising 6,609 square metres of glass subdivided into 1,664 mirrored panels, its reflective façade wears the trappings of whatever surrounds it: people passing by, Museumpark's leafy grounds, the clouds, and Rotterdam's dynamic city skyline. Thanks to this reflection, the building is already fully integrated into its surroundings, despite its not insignificant size of 15,000 m2. It enlivens its surroundings while establishing strong relationships with the park and the neighbouring buildings.
In the depot, artefacts will be stored and exhibited according to their climatic requirements, as opposed to movement or era. Each storage space is climate controlled and organized into five different climate zones, arranged according to works of art produced with different materials: metal, plastic, organic/inorganic, and photography.
The building's eyecatcher is the atrium with crisscrossing staircases and suspended glass display cases showing exhibitions of works selected by museum curators. This atrium will lead visitors to exhibition rooms and curators' studios, offering them a unique behind-the-scenes experience and the chance to learn how a world-renowned museum maintains and cares for its art collection.
Art is displayed throughout the building, beginning in the ground floor lobby and continuing along the entire route through the building, extending even to the rooftop restaurant. Outside this restaurant, a rooftop forest at a height of 35 metres will provide another public attraction, accessible via an express elevator from the ground floor, and populated by 75 multi-stemmed birch trees standing several metres tall. The rooftop offers visitors breath-taking vistas across the city of Rotterdam.
"With this construction completion, now the museum and the users can start to inhabit the building and fill its spaces with priceless art," says Winy Maas, founding partner of MVRDV. "Although it will take another year before the real opening, the completion is a special moment for all: the museum, the city of Rotterdam, Stichting De Verre Bergen and of course for the contractor BAM, the many construction workers and subcontractors who persisted during the difficult circumstances we all faced due to the pandemic. The depot design is daring, and its success comes from the direct dialogue with all parties involved – from the person calculating the exact curvature of the mirroring panels and the construction worker who put up the glass vitrines to the company that co-designed our rooftop forest."
"This is a working building in which the most important consideration is what the building can do: to look after our collection while still being open to the public," explains Sjarel Ex and Ina Klaassen, directors Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen. "Next year the entire collection of Boijmans Van Beuningen will once again be visible on one spot for the first time since 1935. We are convinced that making the collection accessible shows how much we care and how well we take care of it. This is something that the inhabitants of Rotterdam will be proud of; something that they want to see with their own eyes, because they partly own this enormous artistic treasure."
The studio won a competition to design the Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen in 2014 for the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, the Municipality of Rotterdam and the De Verre Bergen foundation. It was developed by the studio with BAM Bouw en Techniek and will be made open to the public after its interiors are completed and the artwork has been moved inside.
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Easy to do recipes, Healthy recipes, variety of recipes for a 12 year old.?
How can I lose weight fast and healthy. With out spending and only ways that work!?
Hi, I use cooks.com, or I type recipes – eating well for ideas a lot. You will be able to find some ideas that don't use a lot of ingredients and some things that you might like to try. Start out simple so as not to get discouraged. Good luck! You couldn't have picked a better time to start to change your ways. Are there any cooking classes in your area?
1. Chop chicken, onion and carrots using Food Chopper. Zest 1 tsp. of lemon using Lemon Zester/Scorer. Finely snip zest using shears. Juice lemons using citrus press or juicer to make ¼ cup. Snip parsley using shears; set aside.
2. Heat Executive 4 qt Casserole over medium heat until hot. Lightly spray with nonstick oil. Add carrots onion and garlic pressed with Garlic Press; cook and stir for 2 minutes.
Stir in chicken and lemon zest, juice, soup, chicken broth and black pepper, bring to a boil. Stir in rice; reduce heat. Cover and simmer over low heat for 15-20 minutes or until rice is tender. Remove from heat; stir parsley into soup just before serving.
1.Heat oil in Generation II Small Covered Saucepan over medium-high heat. Add onion and carrot. Cook and stir until onion is transparent, about 2-3 minutes.
2.Stir in zucchini, soup, water and tomatoes. Bring to a boil; reduce heat and simmer 5 minutes. Season with salt and black pepper, if desired. Ladle soup into bowls using Nylon Ladle.
1.Peel and de-vein shrimp; remove tails. Coarsely chop carrots using Food Chopper. Dice tomatoes and slice green onions using Chef's Knife. Grate parmesan cheese using Deluxe Cheese Grater.
2.Cook pasta according to package directions in Professional (4 qt.) Casserole; drain. Return pasta to casserole; cover and keep warm.
3.Meanwhile, heat oil in Large (10 in.) Saute Pan. Add shrimp, carrots, and garlic pressed with Garlic Press. Cook and stir over medium heat 3-4 minutes or just until shrimp turns pink; remove from skillet and keep warm.
4.Gently heat sour cream and evaporated milk in same skillet over low hear whisking with Nylon Spiral Whisk. (Do not boil.) Stir in Parmesan cheese. Add shrimp mixture, tomatoes, green onions, basil, salt and black pepper; mix gently. Pour shrimp and vegetable mixture over pasta; toss gently to coat. Serve with additional Parmesan cheese, if desired.
1.Bring water to a boil in (8-qt.) Stockpot. Meanwhile, cut bacon into 1/2-inch pieces using Santoku Knife. Cook bacon in (12-in.) Skillet over medium heat until crisp. Remove bacon from Skillet; drain on paper towels. Drain grease from Skillet (do not wipe out).
2.Dice onion using Chef's Knife. Thinly slice garlic using Ultimate Mandoline fitted with thin slicing blade. Coarsely chop bell pepper using Food Chopper. Coarsely grate cheese using Deluxe Cheese Grater; set aside. Add onion, garlic and bell pepper to Skillet. Cook over medium heat 2-3 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Remove Skillet from heat; set aside.
3.Meanwhile, cook pasta according to package directions (see Cook's Tip). Add peas to Stockpot; carefully drain pasta and peas using Drainer. Add pasta and peas to Skillet. Add bacon, cheese, chicken, half and half, black pepper and salt; toss well to coat. Cook and stir over medium heat until sauce is slightly thickened and mixture is hot. Sprinkle with parsley; serve immediately.
Cook's Tip: A simple way to adjust the consistency of pasta sauce that is too thick is to remove about 1 cup of pasta cooking water using the Nylon Ladle before draining the pasta. Stir a small amount into the sauce as needed.
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get a wok, with a book of instructions.
– Pasta, frozen spinach, 1 large bottle of pasta sauce and 2 cans of tuna can make you about 4-5 meals. Add in chopped garlic for better taste.
– Bread and basically anything you like in it.
– Chicken breast, bread crumbs, egg, flour. Slice the chicken breast into half (so that its thinner), add salt, pepper and coat with flour. Dip in beaten egg and then coat with bread crumbs and bake.
My hint of the night: I buy on sale when I can, and often cook enough for a family, then freeze it. Mince is the easiest: meatloaf, meatballs, crumbled mince to use in sauce.
What I do is go to one of the recipe sites and look until I find something I like and then look for the easy recipe.
If you don't have something to put in, like mince garlic, or any garlic at all, I have noticed that it doesn't muck things up too much to leave it out.
I also live alone, like to eat well, and to some extent with a measure of health in my cooking.
I hope this gives you a little encouragement.