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What do LDC and MDC stand for?
Less developed countries and more developed countries
Geographic Information System, a computer system that can capture, store, and analyze and display geographic data....
A acquisition of data about Earth's surface from a satellite orbiting Earth or from another long distance
Global Positioning System...
toponym
name given to a place on Earth, may indicate the origin of whoever settled that place
physical characters of a place. Have always been essential for selecting a location for settlements.
location of a place relative to other places
International dateline
follows 180 degrees longitude, its the point where days are literally separated, if you traveling to China you will set your clocks back 24 hours.
equator of latitude, horizontal bands around the earth measured in degrees...
vertical strips that separate the earth in degrees
0 degrees longitude, goes through London
the relationship of a feature size on a map to the actual size
the scientific method of transforming locations from the surface to a flat map
science of mapmaking
cultural landscapes and combination of cultural features such as language and religion
the study of the interactions between societies and the natural environments they live in
made up of behavior patters (what people do), understandings (what people believe in), adaptation (how people live efficiently), social systems (school, churches, religion, government)
an arrangement of a feature in space...
How many people live in a given land scape (# of people divided by land area)
agricultural density
# of farmers per unit area of farmland
arithmetic density
total # of objects in an area
a characteristic that spreads across space from one place to another over time
place from which innovation originates
relocation diffusion
the spread of an idea through the movement of people from one place to another
expansion diffusion
the spread of a feature from one place to another in a snowballing effect
contagious diffusion
the rapid widespread diffusion of a feature or trend through a population
relationships among people and objects across the barrier of space
the diminishing in importance and eventual disappearance of phenomenon from its origin
environmental determination
a 19th and early 20th approach to the study of geography that argued that the general laws sought by human geographers be found in the physical sciences (physics/biology/chemistry). Geography was then the study of how the physical environment caused human activities.
the horizontal band that separates the northern hemisphere from the southern hemisphere-0 degrees latitude
formal region
an area in which everyone shares in one or more distinctive characteristics
functional region
an area organized around a focal point....
hierarchical diffusion
the spread of a feature or trend from one key person or known authority or power to others persons or places
mercator projection
a map projection of the earth onto a cylinder
possibilism
the theory that the physical environment may set limits on human actions, but humans can adapt and can choose a course of action from many alternatives.
robinson projection
A map in which the lines of latitude and longitude almost intersect a right angles except near the edges; shows areas and distances with a high degree of accuracy
the physical gap or interval between two objects
space-time compression
the reduction in the time it takes to diffuse something to a distance place as a result of improved communications and transportation systems.
spacial analysis
arrangements of points, lines, areas or surfaces on a map
stimulus diffusion
a spread of an underlying principal even though a specific characteristic is rejected
24 global that divide time into one hour blocks
the increasing gap in an economic condition between poor and peripheral regions as a result of the globalization of the economy
vernacular region
an area that people believe exists as a part of their cultural identity
the study of the earth's surface, climate, continents, countries, peoples, industries, and products.
focuses on how people make places, organize space and society, interact with each other in places and across space, and how we make sense of others and ourselves in our locality, region and world
spatial perspective
Outlook through which geographers identify, explain, and predict the human and physical patterns in space and the interconnectedness of different spaces.
The five geographical themes are?
location, place, human-environment interaction, movement, and region
What are the differences between globalization and neolocalization?
globalization are actions and processes that involve the entire world in their production, neolocalization is the return of the emphasis of the production of goods in a specific location...globalization-Coca Cola or Walmart or McDonalds, or even buying a diamond ring...Neolocation would be a small local business, buying fruits and vegetables produced in a local garden, or anything involving something local
How do geographers classify distributions?
based on 3 main properties - density, concentration, and pattern.
How do geographers classify locations?
Longitude and Latitude, physical features....
How do geographers classify regions?
physical characteristics (physical geography), human impact characteristics (human geography), and the interaction of Humanity and the environment (environmental geography).
How does induction play a role in mapmaking?
the mapcontains more information than was in the original data. Such maps are only approximations of
reality.
How does symbolization play a role in mapmaking?
legend or key that explains the
meaning of each type of symbol used on a map. denote spatial and quantitative variation on a map
How does simplication play a role in mapmaking?
reduce details. What is emphasized and what is omitted is another dimension of the simplification
process. In this process a map can be manipulated to create a false impression. Mapmakers can
show only the information they want to convey and omit the things they want to obscure.
How does categorization play a role in mapmaking?
Grouping of related maps together a common theme...
Types of scales and projections used in mapmaking...
Types of scale would be fractional scale (shows the numeric ration of distances on map), written scale (describes the relationship of distance in words), and graphic scale (consists of a bar line marked to show distance on Earth's surface) types of projection are mercator projection, robinson projection. Mercator projection would be used when when you want to preserve the angles and shapes of the map, but not size, very little distortion and is rectangular. Robinson projection shows space across oceans but makes land forms seem smaller
List different types of diffusion and provide examples and an illustration of each in the real world....
relocation diffusion-That South America primarily speaks Spanish because colonizers brought their language from Spain. hierarchical diffusion-hip hop rap music. contagious diffusion-disease such as influenza/AIDS, ideas on the internet. Stimulus diffusion-Apple and IBM would be examples, use of the internet, use of cellphones
dot distribution
Type of map that uses dots to represent a given value of a characteristic in order to show its distribution and concentration
chloropleth
a thematic map in which areas are shaded or patterned in proportion to the measurement of the statistical variable being displayed on the map
isoline thematic
use line symbols to portray a continous distribution such as temperature or elevation. Isolines are lines that connect points of equal numeric value.
cartogram
areas on the cartogram are intentionally drawn larger or smaller in proportion to the phenomenon being shown. A cartogram of world population, for example, might show countries as being either larger or smaller in proportion to their populations.
What is the difference between "Demography" and "Population Geography"
Demography is the scientific study of population characteristics while population geography is concerned with the study of demographic processes which affect the environment, but differs from demography in that it is concerned with the spatial expression of such processes
Why do geographers study population?
To describe the distribution of people in comparison to resources...to figure out how and why people act the way they do and how they use the Earth to sustain themselves....
What are the four regions where 2/3 of the world's population live?
Southeast Asia, East Asia, Western Europe, South Asia
What are the similarities of these four regions?
Most of these people live near an ocean or river, fertile soil, and temperate climate, all in the northern hemisphere....
Name 4 countries in each of the four major population regions...
South East-India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pakistan/ East Asia-China, Japan, Taiwan, North and South Korea/ Southeast Asia-The Phillipines, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand/Western Europe-United Kingdom, Germany, Belgium, and France
What is an "Ecumene?"
The portion of Earth's surface occupied by permanent human settlement
Name reasons why few people live in other regions of the world?
Harsher climate, lack of natural resources, no access to a major waterway, infertile land....
What is the difference between arithmetic density and physiological density?
The number of people supported by a unit area of arable land is physiological density while arithmetic density is just total people in total area, so the difference is in regard to land that can be farmed...
Why wold Germany have a higher crude death rate than that of Mexico?
Germany doesn't have anywhere near as high of a birth rate as Mexico, so per 1000 people alive, they have relatively more deaths...
How do you get the Natural Increase rate of a country?
Computed by subtracting Crude Birth Rate from Crude Death
What does "Doubling Time" mean?
The number of years needed to double a population
What regions are experiencing a natural increase rate of 2.0 today?
Africa, Some parts of South America, Saudi Peninsula (Middle East), Some parts of Southeast Asia,
How do you determine the total fertility rate?
Number of children a woman will have in her child bearing years...
How do you determine infant mortality rate?
Annual number of deaths of infants under one year of age compared with total live births...
What does the Infant Mortality rate reflect as far as countries go?
Reflect a country's healthcare system...
What is the demographic transitional model and why is it so important?
It is a process of change in a society's population. 5 stage diagram you have a drawing of....Important because it shows how a country's population is growing...reflect their cultures beliefs and technology...
What was the agricultural revolution? Why was it so important?
The time when human beings first domesticated plants and animals. Did not have to totally rely on hunting and gathering, coincided with a burst in population...
The two most important stages of the Demographic transition model are...
Stage 2 and 3 because they are reflective of huge changes in total population while also showing how growth shifts first a high birth rate and lowering death rate, and then in stage 3 a decreasing birth rate with a more constant death rate..
Zero population growth means what?
Where the natural increase rate approaches zero, or where death rate equals the birth rate...
Why should you worry about the "Dependency Ratio?"
If the dependency ratio gets too high, there are not enough people to work or learn because all of the most productive parts of the population are dying off...
Why is the sex ratio a concern in certain countries like China?
The sex ratio can become a concern where are more women than men in society...when there are more women than men, more children are born, in China, this is a problem because there are already way too many children...
How does immigration affect the dependency ratio? Immigration affect the sex ratio?
If there are a lot of younger people or older people relocating then the dependency ratio will increase, but if working age people are immigrating, then it will decrease...Generally speaking, it will bring more men, because men are more likely to immigrate...
Why are there more women than men in the more developed countries?
Because people live long and men generally die sooner than women in MDCs
Why is Cape Verde in stage 2 of the Demographic Transition Model?
Because the Crude Birth Rate far exceeds the crude death rate and birth rate was continuing to increase while death rate decreased
Why is the Census the most important data source for geographers?
Because it literally tells how many people are present in a country
What is a population pyramid and why important?
A country's population displayed by age and gender groups. Important because it shows the percentage of the total population in each age bracket and by gender...
Why is Chile a stage 3 country?
Chile is a stage 3 country because birth rate is dropping, although it still exceeds death rate
Why is Denmark a stage 4 country?
Because the birth rate is approaching death rate and total population is leveling off
Name two problems we may face regarding overpopulation...
Food supply will decrease....wars and civil violence will increase, lack of fuel, pollution, lack of farmland
What did Malthus predict in 1798?
Population was exceeding the amount of food supply....
What are two criticisms of Malthusian theory?
Unrealistic because they are based on belief that resources are fixed than expanding, technology can offset scarcity...
What two strategies have been useful in reducing birth rates?
economic development and birth control...
What does Africa have high crude death rates?
Disease and AIDS...malnutrition
What is epidemiological transition?
documents what causes death in each stage of the Demographic transition...
What happens in stage 1 and 2 in the epidemiological transition model?
Infectios disease and accidents are the primary reasons for death in a population...
What is a pandemic? Example?
Disease that occurs over a wide geographic area and affects a large population...cholera...
What countries in the world have been most affected by AIDS?
African countries...and eastern Europe, as well as latin america
What have been the effects of overpopulation in Asia, Africa, and Latin America?
Resources have declined, disease has gone up, pollution has increased,
How often does the average family in the US move or migrate?
once every six years...
Why do Latin Americans migrate to the US every year?
Better job opportunites, more educational opportunities, less disease, better healthcare...
What is the difference between immigration and emigration?
emigration is migration from a location, immigration is migration to a location...
How do you determine net migration?
Difference between the number of people entering your country versus the number leaving...
What is mobility?
All types of movements from one place to another...
What is circulation? Give an example...
Circulation is a type of short term repetitive movement that reoccur on a regular basis, such as daily, monthly, or annually-going to school every day...
What is meant by changing scales?
Means that people can migrate easier...
What are pockets of local diversity?
migration of people with similar cultural values...19th century Europeans to the US to find jobs...
How has globalization influenced migration?
increased migration because people are needed to move around more...advertising...
What is the main reason people migrate?
economic reasons (jobs)
What is the difference between push and pull factors?
Push makes people move, pull makes people move to a new location...
What are three types of push and pull factors?
Economic-trying to find a new job/Environmental-natural disaster causes people to leave (push), pull would be people moving to a beautiful region like Colorado/Cultural-be involved in a new ethnic group or religion
What are intervening obstacles?
An environmental or cultural feature that hinders migration...environmental-mountain political barrier-immigration restrictions on people...
What is migration transition?
the changes in a society comparable to that in the demographic transition model....
What are two characteristics of migrants?
Most are male, adult rather than families with children...
Why do young people migrate more than older people?
Usually are more mobile, more energetic, do not have firm roots in a place perhaps, and have less debt...
What is distance decay?
The older someone is the less likely they are move far...
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It was a thrilling experience for them. I read aloud the words chiseled in marble, and noted how many of them were inspired by Scripture.
I pointed out the irony of his stating in his address at the battlefield of Gettysburg, "The world will little note nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here." There have been thousands of battlefields from Valley Forge to Baghdad where American soldiers "gave the last full measure of devotion," as he put it, but their sacrifice was never ennobled by words, such as those by Lincoln.
On the opposite wall I read aloud excerpts from Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address, delivered seven score and four years ago on March 4, 1865 just days before the American Civil War ended, along with slavery in America. One would assume that, on the verge of victory, Lincoln would have been exultant. But he spoke with sadness, not joy.
He noted that people on both sides "read the same Bible and pray to the same God, and each invokes His aid against the other. It may seem strange that any men should dare to ask a just God's assistance in wring their bread from the sweat of other men's faces, but let us judge not, that we not be judged. The prayers of both could not be answered. That of neither has been answered fully. The Almighty has His own purposes."
His call that the North not "judge, or you will be judged," is from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount (Matt. 7:1).
He prayed "that this mighty scourge of war may speedily pass away. Yet, if God wills that it continue until all the wealth piled by the bondsman's two hundred and fifty years of unrequited toil shall be sunk, and until every drop of blood drawn with the lash shall be paid by another drawn with the sword, as was said three thousand years ago, so still it must be said, `the judgments of the Lord are true and righteous altogether.'" Lincoln said in his Second Inaugural Address.
The last quote of Lincoln's is from Psalm 19:9.
"The will of God prevails - in great contests each party claims to act in accordance with the will of God. Both MAY be, and one MUST be wrong. God cannot be FOR and AGAINST the same thing at the same time."
"With malice toward none; with charity for all; with firmness in the right, as God gives us the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in; to bind up the nation's wounds; to care for him who shall have borne the battle, and for his widow, and his orphan - to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace, among ourselves and with all nations."
John Wilkes Booth attended the inauguration, but was unmoved by Lincoln's compassion. A month later he assassinated the President on Good Friday - sparking a harsh Yankee rule of the defeated states.
The clause, "to care for him who shall have borne the battle and for his widow and his orphan," is now the motto of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Ironically, the most Biblical of Presidents was never baptized, never joined a church, and rarely, if ever talked about Jesus. During his 1846 race for Congress, he was attacked as an "infidel" by his opponent, a Methodist preacher.
"That I am not a member of any Christian Church is true," Lincoln responded in a handbill. "But I have never denied the truth of the Scriptures."
When a minister from the North told the president he "hoped the Lord is on our side," Lincoln responded, "I am not at all concerned about that. But it is my constant anxiety and prayer that I and this nation should be on the Lord's side."


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A unique holiday destination, located in a privileged setting on the Costa Dorada, it has 3 theme parks for the whole family.
Caribe Aquatic Park
50,000 m2 dedicated to tropical adventure. A fantastic water park with 16 attractions and pools, reggae music, a careful theming featuring waterfalls, immense pools such as Playa Paraíso and Sésamo Beach, with a pirate galleon manned by the characters from Sesame Street® included!, Green areas full of tropical plants and palm trees, as well as tasty restaurants.
PortAventura Park
One of the main and most valued theme parks in Europe. Its 6 thematic areas will lead you on a fascinating journey around the world. It has attractions for all tastes: fast-paced to release adrenaline, moderate and family, and also aquatic; amazing shows for all ages, restaurants and craft, fashion or souvenir shops.
Ferrari Land
The only theme park dedicated to Ferrari in Europe is a tribute to Italian artistic heritage and a tribute to Enzo Ferrari. Its theming recreates emblematic places and buildings of Italy such as the Colosseum in Rome or the Bell Tower of San Marco Cathedral in Venice. It has 16 attractions and games. Red Force is the highest accelerator (112 meters) and fastest (from 0 to 180 km / h in 5 seconds) in Europe. And you will also find a children's area with 5 attractions specially designed for the little ones.
The entire Costa Dorada enjoys a typically Mediterranean climate, with mild temperatures in winter and hot summers, with little rain. The orography makes the climate stable, ideal for outdoor activities throughout the year. Temperatures range from an average of 14º in the winter to 21-29º in the summer months.
The name of Costa Dorada comes from the tiny golden fragments, of mineral origin, that we find mixed with the sand along the entire coastline. Many of the beaches on the Costa Dorada have been awarded with the blue flag by the Foundation for Environmental Education in Europe, as it has our beach El Dorado. Towns such as Calafell, Salou or Cambrils, have been certified by the Generalitat as destinations for family tourism.
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The diversity of landscapes, the mountainous relief and the attractive villages of the interior, offer you one more incentive to add to your holidays. The emblematic region of Priorat, relatively close to the coast, will captivate you with its charm. In the great wine tradition, there are countless Nordic walking routes, as well as a great cultural and architectural background, such as the "Cartoixa d'Escaladei", located at the foot of the Monsant. Ask at Reception for the best routes and most characteristic wineries for wine tasting.
The Cistercian Route will take you to discover the monasteries of Santes Creus, Poblet and Vallbona de les Monges.
About 12 km from Cambrils, is the capital of Baix Camp, mainly a commercial city. The streets of the center are pedestrianized and make Reus the best shopping center.
Strolling through the center, you can admire examples of modernist architecture, the result of the school of the great architect Antonio Gaudí, born in Reus, where he and several of his disciples left an architectural mark. Our reception team will give more details how to enjoy its shopping alleys.
With a great historical tradition, located next to the sea, with warm beaches, important recreational centers and a considerable artistic heritage, make it a center of first-rate tourist attraction. Of Roman origin, the "Archaeological Ensemble of Tarraco" has made Tarragona considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. We have maps at your disposal.
In Tarragona, just 23 km from Cambrils, you may visit:
- National Archaeological Museum of Tarragona
- Tarragona History Museum
- Roman amphitheater
- Roman circus
- Pont del Diable
- Arc de Berà
- Walls
The city of Barcelona, capital of Catalonia, is one of the most important cities in southern Europe where the 1992 Olympic Games were held. Founded in Roman times, it preserves an extraordinary monumental heritage, especially of Gothic, Avant-garde art, and of course, Modernist being its greatest exponent Antonio Gaudi.
This important cultural offer is reflected in the new infrastructures such as the Museu d´Art Contemporani, the Auditori, the Museu Nacional d´Art de Catalunya, the Gran Teatre del Liceu, without forgetting the renowned Museu Picasso, the Fundació Miró and the Foundation Thyssen.
Barcelona, in addition, is a warm and bright city that opens the doors to its visitors to enjoy its Mediterranean culture, has a very complete commercial offer, its appetizing cuisine, and an endless number of recreational and cultural proposals, for all ages and interests.
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A 4000m2 facility where we offer a new way of understanding well-being and rest, providing health and an environment of constant harmony, inspired by oceans to enrich us with their serenity and tranquility, benefiting from our marine environment: The sea is a tireless source of well-being and the origin of life.
Aquum Spa & Wellness offers you the possibility of enjoying our facilities with three very interesting options that complement each other perfectly to cover all needs: Aquum Spa, Aquum Club and Aquum Wellness.
On the Costa Daurada you will enjoy an exquisite gastronomy where rice dishes, fresh fish and typically Mediterranean dishes will conquer your palate, always with the freshest and most local ingredients.
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The All In One Computer Programming Bible: Beginner to Intermediate Guides on Python, Computer Programming, Raspberry Pi and Black Hat Hacking!
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Learning to write computer programs can be fun if you take up the right approach and this shall be the objective of this book. This book provides you a simple, easy to follow and practically sound approach to computer programming.
These are topics many programming guides don't cover, as they are assumed to be general knowledge to most developers. That is why this guide has been created. It is the ultimate primer to all programming languages.
This book teaches computational and algorithmic thinking by taking very seriously one thing for grantedâ??that the reader knows absolutely nothing about computer programming!
Within this book are techniques and tools that are used by both criminal and ethical hackers – all the things that you will find here will show you how information security can be compromised and how you can identify an attack in a system that you are trying to protect.
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Well, 2018 is now firmly over, and it's back to the grindstone. With the Christmas break behind us, workers all over the country have gone back to their desks to work that 9-5, thinking back to those days spent relaxing, playing board games and eating too much. Some people will be fine with this, but for others, the time will have triggered a shift in them. You might feel a bit tired, or unfulfilled, or like work doesn't hold the same excitement and challenge any more. It's a pretty common thing – we call is the January Blues. If you feel that the only way to cure your blues is to change careers, then you're in luck – because the HGV industry is always hiring!
Being a HGV driver is the ultimate in flexible working. It's just you, your lorry and the open road. You have a schedule and routes to stick to, but you have control and can choose what those schedules look like. You can even choose whether you work for a traditional employer or set up on your own. Being with an employer means greater security, less admin and more of a defined schedule, while being on your own gives you even more flexibility. Whatever you want to do, you can, it's such a flexible career option.
You may (or may not) know this, but the UK is experiencing one of the biggest driver shortages it's ever seen. It's gone on longer and become more severe than any shortage before it. As older drivers are leaving the profession, younger drivers aren't coming up to fill the gaps. With the extra strain on our economy and the retail sector, this is quickly becoming a real problem. And what that means is that qualified HGV drivers are like gold dust for retail and haulage firms. Becoming a HGV driver would help prop up the economy and kick-start a solution to this huge shortage problem.
Speaking of being in demand, being a HGV driver has never been a more desirable career choice. And one of the bonuses of that is that the position pays quite well, with a base rate of £30,000 a year, with higher pay for different licenses held, experience and clean licences. On top of that, you have bonuses, healthcare and opportunities to upskill to increase your earning potential. Pay and benefits have never been better as a HGV driver.
As we've already mentioned in this article, there are a few things that have a lot of UK workers nervous. Of course there is Brexit, but we also have things like the instability in America and with other EU states to contend with. All of this means that UK employees are trying to find safe, secure jobs that won't be affected by Brexit. HGV driving is definitely in that camp. No matter what happens, transporting goods across the country will always be in demand, as it's one of the things keeping our economy standing.
So, how do you start your career as an HGV driver this year? Well, the first thing you need to do is get some training and get qualified. That's where we can help. At Surrey and Hampshire Training, we specialise in helping aspiring HGV drivers learn the ropes, and become competent, safe drivers of the future. We can even help place you in your first job once you qualify! To find out more about starting your HGV carer, just get in touch with the team today.


Line a 13×15″ baking sheet with parchment and lightly grease.
Beat eggs. Add sweetener. Add remaining cake ingredients making sure to beat until there are no lumps.
Pour onto baking sheet and spread evenly.
Remove from oven and slide parchment onto a clean tea towel. Cover with another sheet of parchment and roll with the towel. Allow to cool completely.
Meanwhile, beat filling ingredients together.
Unroll cake and spread filling evenly. Roll up.
Will keep for 1 week refrigerated and kept in a tightly covered container.
Cupcakes have 2.5 grams net carbs without the frosting.
Beat cream cheese with hand mixer until smooth. Add remaining ingredients. Beat until well combined. Pour into pan. Bake for 1 hour.
Allow to cool slightly before chilling in the refrigerator for at least 4 hours.
Serve with pecans and Sugar Free Caramel sauce.
In a large bowl combine all ingredients and mix until all lumps are gone.


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Nikki Haley says Human Rights Council is UN's 'greatest failure'; defends US withdrawal
Nikki Haley says Human Rights Council is UN's 'greatest failure'; defends US withdrawal
Alleging that Human Rights Council has been, not a place of conscience, but a place of politics, Nikki Haley said the UN body has focused its attention unfairly and relentlessly on Israel.
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Washington | July 19, 2018 07:32 IST
US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley (Reuters)
Terming the Human Rights Council as the United Nations' "greatest failure", US envoy to the UN Nikki Haley today alleged that the institution has provided cover for the world's most inhumane regimes as she defended the Trump administration's decision to withdraw from it.
Last month, the US withdrew from the UN Human Rights Council and condemned its "shameless hypocrisy" in absolving wrongdoers through silence and falsely condemning those committing no offence, saying America will not take lectures from hypocritical institutions. In her remarks at a top American think-tank The Heritage Foundation, the Indian-American US Ambassador to the UN alleged that "more often, the Human Rights Council has provided cover, not condemnation, for the world's most inhumane regimes. It has been a bully pulpit for human rights violators."
Alleging that Human Rights Council has been, not a place of conscience, but a place of politics, Haley said the UN body has focused its attention unfairly and relentlessly on Israel.
Meanwhile, it has ignored the misery inflicted by regimes in Venezuela, Cuba, Zimbabwe and China, she said. "Judged by how far it has fallen short of its promise, the Human Rights Council is the United Nations' greatest failure," Haley said.
"It has taken the idea of human dignity – the idea that is at the center of our national creed and the birthright of every human being – and it has reduced it to just another instrument of international politics. And that is a great tragedy," Haley said, noting that she did not come to this conclusion happily, or lightly.
"Many of our friends urged us to stay for the sake of the institution. The United States, they said, provided the last shred of credibility the Council had. But that was precisely why we withdrew," she said.
The right to speak freely, to associate and worship freely; to determine ones own future; to be equal before the law – these are sacred rights, she asserted. "We take these rights seriously – too seriously to allow them to be cheapened by an institution – especially one that calls itself the Human Rights Council," she said.
Asserting that no one should make the mistake of equating membership in the Human Rights Council with the support for human rights, Haley said to this day, the US does more for human rights, both inside the UN and around the world, than any other country. The US will continue to do that. "We just won't do it inside a Council that consistently fails the cause of human rights," she said.
Haley said America's withdrawal from the Human Rights Council does not mean that it has given up its fight for reform. "On the contrary, any country willing to work with us to reshape the Council need only ask. Fixing the institutional flaws of the Human Rights Council was, is, and will remain one of the biggest priorities at the UN," she added.
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Construction Dispute Law in New Mexico
Owners of real estate in Roswell, New Mexico commonly contract with other parties ("contractors") for construction on the property they own. Such projects are likely to suffer at least a few minor setbacks, and any project also carries the risk of major setbacks, delays, or unexpected costs.
In the majority of cases, it's possible for landowners and contractors to resolve disagreements amicably. There are many ways to do this, such as a simple verbal agreement to lower the contract price due to a mistake made by the contractor, for example, or an agreement to a slight price increase in the event of unforeseen obstacles beyond the control of either party.
Even if a third party gets incorporated, it does not always need to be a court. Private mediators can assist the parties reach a settlement, or a private arbitrator who is an expert on construction litigation can render a binding decision, if mediation and negotiation fail and the parties can't resolve their dispute.
Litigation of construction disputes in Roswell, New Mexico can be extremely time-consuming, stressful, and costly. Nevertheless, there are (relatively rare) times where it is the only option.
Examples of Construction Disputes That Might Lead to Litigation in Roswell, New Mexico
Delays in Construction: Delays are commonly points of contention between contractors and landowners. Contracts sometimes have clauses which explicitly state that the project needs to be completed by a certain date, or penalties will be imposed on the contractor (reduced payments, for example). However, if the contract doesn't contain such built-in remedies, or one party refuses to abide by them, litigation may be necessary. If a contractor causes a delay that it could have prevented, it will normally be liable to the landowner for any harm resulting from it.
Owner's Refusal to Pay: If the contractor completes the project, and the owner refuses to pay the agreed-upon price, the contractor will normally file a lawsuit to recover what is owed. Of course, the owner will normally claim that there is a good reason for not paying, arguing that the contractor didn't conform to the project's specifications, or that the quality of construction was unacceptably poor. In such a case, the court will have to decide if the contractor actually breached the contract by doing shoddy work, which could, at least in part, excuse the owner's duty to pay.
Subcontractors: With big construction projects, contractors normally hire other, smaller contractors to do some of the work for them. This is normally work of a specialized nature, which the general contractor isn't equipped to handle (such as plumbing or electrical wiring). The general contractor is the one who is responsible for the satisfactory completion of the project. If a subcontractor makes a mistake, or causes a delay, the general contractor is ultimately liable to the person who hired them. Nonetheless, if they are sued for the mistakes of a subcontractor, and lose, they can then sue the subcontractor to recover their losses.
Mechanic's Lien: When a contractor wins a case against a client for nonpayment of the contract price, and the client still declines to pay, there is a problem: a monetary judgment means next to nothing if it can't be enforced. To solve this problem, the mechanic's lien has been developed. Basically, if a landowner refuses to pay a contractor, even in the face of a court order, the court can force a sale of the property that the contractor worked on, along with all the improvements on it, and then give the funds to the contractor, to secure payment.
Can a Roswell, New Mexico Attorney Help?
If you are involved in a dispute over a construction project, you should try to avoid litigation, and settle the matter as amicably as possible. However, litigation is sometimes imperative, and a Roswell, New Mexico construction disputes attorney can be of great help.
Life in Roswell
Roswell, New Mexico is a city in Chaves County, New Mexico. It is the county seat of Chaves County. It has a population of about 46,000 people, as of the 2000 Census.
The first European-American settlers of the area arrived in 1865, and were from Missouri. However, they abandoned their settlement a few years later for lack of water. In 1869, two businessmen partnered up and built two adobe structures in what would become Roswell. They served as the general store and post office.
Roswell is perhaps best known for the 1947 "UFO event" that occurred about 75 miles outside the city. An object crash-landed in the desert, which many people believe (or like to believe) was an alien spacecraft. The far more likely explanation, however, is that the object was a package of experimental military equipment carried aloft by a balloon, and it was simply a test gone wrong.
Nonetheless, the legend persists, and many businesses in Roswell cater to the many UFO enthusiasts who visit the city.
The vast majority of Roswell's residents, however, have ordinary jobs and lead ordinary lives. Because the average person is more likely than not to need to hire a lawyer at some point in their lives, Roswell has a significant legal community. If you live in the Roswell area and have a legal problem, a Roswell, New Mexico lawyer is the person to call.
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This Healthier Instant Pot Homemade Hamburger Helper is a delicious one-pot spin off on one of your favourite childhood meals. Make it in the pressure cooker or the stovetop, there are instructions listed for both methods!
I've just classed up your favourite childhood dinner to make it healthier and more wholesome – I mean, why not end the week with a one pot meal and a little bit of wine, right????
I've just updated this delicious homemade hamburger helper recipe with new photos AND you can now make it in the Instant Pot or on the stovetop – just dump in all your ingredients, set it and forget it. How could dinner get any better than with this cheesy one pot pasta recipe?
As a kid, my mom never ever let us have Hamburger Helper. I feel like it's something that I always missed out on as a kid; all my friends would have it every once in a while and I'd see it everywhere but my mom was maybe just TOO good of a mom and always made us homemade meals. Screw her and her refusal to let us eat processed crap hahaha.
As I've gotten older I've realized that Hamburger Helper and all those other boxed meals are probably the type of thing you serve your kids when you've just given up for the day and are too tired to function, not necessarily a treat you should look forward to.
But I've got a real penchant for junk food.
Honestly, I used to look forward to eating TV dinners and ramen noodles as a kid.
My mom insisted on homemade and healthy for literally every single meal (except for the odd time she took us to McDonald's when my dad went away on a business trip, or the couple times she made us Kraft Dinner…) so I always felt like the odd one out among my friends. I had to wait for a visit to my grandma's in order to get my fill of crap food (mostly because my grandma couldn't cook LOL).
This homemade Hamburger Helper recipe is SUPER easy since it comes together in one pot. You're basically going to brown the beef with some diced up carrots, celery, onions and garlic, then add in some canned diced tomatoes, beef broth and pasta, stirring in some red pepper, cheese and parsley at the end.
I love to add carrots and celery to this hamburger helper even if the traditional recipe doesn't call for them because they are mildly flavourful veggies that pack in that extra punch of nutrition.
Most of the ingredients in this recipe can already be found on hand at home too so no running to the store for last minute items!
You don't have to worry about all the preservatives that come along with boxed foods like this, and you can still spend a lot less time in the kitchen, making less of a mess at that, because this Healthier Homemade Hamburger Helper is a one-pot recipe. Also, like I love doing with just about everything, I highly recommend you add in ALL the veggies in your fridge. Seriously.
I think my vegetable addiction is actually handy in that it often combats my cravings for processed food. I end up spending way too much time in the produce section of the grocery store so it keeps me out of the aisles where all the delicious carb-heavy packages of pre-made foods are calling my name.
I made a slightly (okay, much) unhealthier version of this Healthier Homemade Hamburger Helper in the form of a Bacon Jalapeno Cheeseburger Casserole a few years ago if you're looking for a different twist on this one-pot meal. Obviously that one's another one of my faves but it's not exactly something I eat on a regular basis anymore. Darn millennials and their health goals, right?
Whether you try it on the stovetop or in the Instant Pot, this Healthier Homemade Hamburger Helper is loaded with extra veggies and you can even sub in some ground chicken or turkey for the ground beef if you're looking to make this cheeseburger casserole extra lean.
I decided to try the homemade cheeseburger hamburger helper but I do have a similar Hamburger Helper-style recipe in the form of beef stroganoff in case you like the other version better.
Will you be making this Healthier Homemade Hamburger Helper?
I absolutely love remaking my favourite childhood classics, even if I didn't end up trying actual Hamburger Helper until I was 20 years old. OMG. What was I missing out on?!
Go ahead, I give you permission to go ahead and make this giant pot of deliciousness. Just be prepared to share it or basically eat it the whole week as leftovers because it makes a TON of food.
This is the pasta I use for the Instant Pot version.
Grab some Glass meal prep bowls for your leftovers.
Solid recipe and I love that it has taken care of cooking dinner for the rest of the week!
I'm so happy to hear that Ana!!! Love it!
Hey Sandra! Unfortunately I haven't tested this recipe in a slow cooker before. I'm starting to create more Instant Pot recipes that you can also do on the stovetop or in the slow cooker but I can't adapt all of them to all three methods. If you want to try the stovetop instead of the Instant Pot this recipe should work perfectly. I haven't tested how pasta would work in the slow cooker but that's something for me to think about for future recipe development!
America's Test Kitchen had a cookbook called "The complete slow cooker : from appetizers to desserts–400 must-have recipes that cook while you play (or work)" that I think had recipes for the slow cooker which included pasta. I found a copy at my local library.
Why is there two different hamburger helper pictures?
Is the one in the pot with elbow pasta your recipe as well?
It says diced tomatoes in the list of ingredients then crushed tomatoes in the directions. Which is it?
I am wondering what happens to the hamburger fat….is it just part of the finished dish? That seems like a lot of extra fat. I suppose you could brown the beef then drain and then add to dish.
Hey Julie – you are using extra lean ground beef so there's less fat. If you're concerned about the fat levels you can brown ahead of time and drain as you said!
Is the amount of pasta correct in the recipe? Does 1 lb of pasta really equal 4.5 cups?
Depending on the exact size and shape of the pasta, it can be anywhere from 3-4.5 cups, yes. I do recommend a 1 lb box of pasta is used, but sometimes pasta comes in 2 lb bags so I've tried to give an approximate amount in cups as an alternative.
Just wanting to check. For the instant pot version, do we need to brown the beef before throwing the rest in? I ask cause I know on another recipe like the chili Mac and cheese, we are to brown the meat before adding the rest.
Hey Allie – I've done it both ways and it works either way. If you are concerned about draining the fat, you will want to saute first. However, if you're using extra-lean ground beef this isn't as much of an issue and the meat will still get cooked through without adding too much extra fat to the dish. You are welcome to either brown ahead of time or just dump and cook.
This sounds so good! I have to admit that I used to always have at least 2 boxes of Hamburger Helper in my cabinet for just in case. Sometimes they just came in handy and then you get to a point where you feel you always have to have them around.
I started cooking more in the Instant Pot and I have been straying away from the feeling of needing boxed foods for busy nights. I can't remember the last time I bought Hamburger Helper 🙂 So proud of myself! Don't get me wrong, I was never a every night boxed meal person. I think that habit would take more for one to break. But I was one that it was my go to for busy nights, like my comfort food for those nights.
I have almost everything needed for this, so I will definitely be making it very soon!


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Matthew McConaughey made Sing for his kids
Matthew McConaughey wanted a role in animated movie Sing because he wanted to appear in a film that his kids could watch him in.
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Matthew McConaughey has revealed he wanted a role in animated movie Sing because he wanted to appear in a film that his kids could watch him in
Hollywood star Matthew McConaughey has revealed he wanted a role in animated movie Sing because he wanted to appear in a film that his kids could watch him in. The 47-year-old actor voices koala Buster Moon in the new musical cartoon film, which also features Scarlett Johansson, Taron Egerton, Reese Witherspoon and Seth MacFarlane. McConaughey said he was desperate to be involved with a family film because he realised he hadn't starred in anything for years that was suitable for his children to watch, reported Contactmusic.
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McConaughey has three children, sons Levi, eight, and Livingstone, four, and seven-year-old daughter Vida with his wife Camila Alves, and he made the decision to seek out an animation while watching a film with them but he had to wait four years for a part to be offered to him.
Also read: Sing movie review: You'll leave this with a song on your lips
In an interview on "This Morning", he said, "I got tired of answering the question, 'So what film have you made that is your kids' favourite?' I looked at my last 10 years and I hadn't really done one that they could see. So I'd watch animated films with them, and I was like, 'You know what? I want to make an animated film, do some voice work.'
"Nobody was hiring me for about four years and then I got a call. It's a lot of fun, it's easier than live action."
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It's Time for Antique Christmas at The Taft Museum of Art
It's time to trim the tree, light the lights, and enjoy all things Christmas at The Taft Museum of Art!
The Taft Museum of Art, once the home of the Taft family, is one of my favorite places to visit. And it's especially fun when it's Christmastime as they decorate room after room with antique Christmas decor.
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The antique Christmas decorations are displayed amongst the works of art so when you visit you'll get to see the museum AND the antique Christmas collections.
From Christmas trees of old to toys to decorations, every display will make you yearn for Christmas past.
In addition to enjoying the museum and Antique Christmas, plan to enjoy lunch at their lovely Lindner Family Cafe. And you should definitely stop in at the gift shop. It's full of great gift items.
The Taft Museum of Art is located at 316 Pike Street, downtown.
Antique Christmas is at the Taft Museum of Art through January 6, 2019.
Hours and admission can be found here
For the remainder of 2018, the Taft Museum is closed Mondays and Tuesdays, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day.
Sundays are free!
Free parking is available in the Taft's parking garage. You can also park at metered spots along Lytle Park.
Congrats to Rachael, our winner! Rachael, you have an email from me in your inbox.
And we have a Giveaway! Enter to win a $100 gift card for the Taft Museum of Art!
This gift card can be used for museum admission, at the Linder Cafe, or in their wonderful gift shop!
Here's How to Enter to Win:
Simply leave a comment on this page, answering this question: Have you been to the the Taft Museum of Art???
Thank you to The Taft Museum of Art for donating today's giveaway.
Giveaway Details: One entry per person. You must leave a comment on this page in order to enter to win. The winner will have 24 hours to get back to us to claim the prize. If we don't hear back from the winner within 24 hours we will choose a new winner. No purchase is necessary. Void where prohibited by law. This giveaway originates in Ohio. We opened the giveaway on Tues., Dec. 18, 2018 at 10am and the giveaway will end on Dec. 21 at 8am. Winner will be chosen on Dec. 21, 2018 and the winner will be notified by email at the email address he/she provided. Odds of winning depend upon the number of entries received. The winner will be chosen at random using Random.org. The winner will receive a $100 gift certificate for The Taft Museum of Art. The winner will be posted here before Friday, Dec. 28, 2018.
YES! Love their monthly House Party and Sunday Fundays for families!
Pam Ford says:
Yes! I have been to the Taft but it's been awhile.
Katie Jones says:
Yes, I have been to the Taft Museum, and I love it! I appreciate their generosity in letting others enjoy the building and artwork for free and for offering special exhibits, events etc. A quaint landmark in Cincinnati that everyone should experience!
Susan Huck says:
No, but it's on my list to visit in Cincinnati
Mary Jeanne wilk says:
Taft Museum, always a delightful experience. Plan to come again this year.
Once my college class went there, would love to visit again
I love how the cafe has items to match the theme of the current exhibit!
Pat K. says:
Yes, for the special exhibits and usually to see the museum decorated at Christmas
My mom and I make this holiday event a yearly tradition! It is such a joy!
Monica E Petrosky says:
Yes, many times. Once for the lovely afternoon tea.
Robin Wright says:
Once, with my husband and our adult daughter.
We enjoyed the museum so much, that we are going to make a yearly return visit during Christmas.
Brian Logue says:
We've been there once but never st Christmas
Karen Russell says:
Yes, we love the family fun days!!!
Michelle Cristo says:
Yes, we have been to the Taft! Looking forward to the Christmas display.
Barbara Haney says:
Yes several times. We went to see the recent Ansel Adams exhibit and also the tree sculpture.
Katie Long says:
Yes we love family days there!
Jackie Hitchens says:
Yes, many times
Yes I have but it's been a few years.
Catherine Cook says:
I haven't been there yet! Looking forward to checking it out!
Yes, I love the Taft house parties and the Duncanson murals!
I was there with a group I was part of. I remember thinking I'd ive to visit the cafe sometime, but have yet to do so!
Kristy Williamson says:
I've never been!
Nancy Henkenberns says:
Yes I have been to the Taft many times… love the museum as well as the history there!
Jean Suddes says:
Yes and had super fun browsing the Museum and the shop.
Rosamund says:
Yes but it's been too long!
Betsy Anderson says:
I visited the Taft Museum several years ago with a group of my friends and we had a wonderful lunch in the Linder Café.
Kelly Pawloski says:
I have never been but sounds like a neat place!
I have only been once and would love to go again!
Yes, it is a great place to go
Deborah Kurtz says:
Yes! I've taken my children to see the Christmas display & we all loved it!
Lisa M says:
I'm new to the Cincinnati area so haven't been before but it's on my list!
Karen Shafer says:
I have never been but would love to take my German boyfriend who is here with me for the holidays. We both love antiques and art.
Kathi woodlan says:
I am a huge fan of this publication and I love Taft!!!
Melody Smith says:
I have never been but I would love to see the Christmas exhibit! I bet it is beautiful.
Chris S. says:
The Taft Museum of Art has really made it a priority to connect with the community. What a great museum to have in Cincinnati!
Victoria Lobaugh says:
I have never had the opportunity to visit the Taft Museum of Art; but would love to experience it with my daughter!
Christi Sakho says:
I have never visited the Taft Museum of Art but it would be the beginning of a wonderful Christmas tradition!
Lori Atkins says:
I've never been to the museum,but I'm so intrigued!
Christine Yannitty says:
No, I havent been 🙁 we are new residents and there are SO many things on my must-hit list! Thanks so much for this article — will try to visit for the holiday exhibit!!
Philip Swain says:
Yes I was there last summer. I will be there before Christmas.
Amanda Geracioti says:
The amazing "Twisted" exhibit outside the museum was fascinating and magical; I visited several times. In addition, The Ansel Adams exhibit was a wonderful opportunity to see the span of works from this amazing photographer's career.
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Alice Stephenson says:
Yes! I actually came at Christmas time with my daughter who lives out of town. It is a beautiful display!
SHILOH FOUCH says:
I am a lifetime resident and am ashamed to admit I have not been to the Taft Museum. Having admitted that now, it is time I get myself down there! The antique Christmas decoration display has grabbed my interest and I am determined to see it.
I go every year. It's alway beautiful.
Angela Rivera says:
I have not made it there yet! We have lived here a year and people always tell me about the great museums! But we live slightly out of town so it's hard to make it downtown
We have visited before but never at Christmas. Sounds like a must do!
I have not been, but I would love to go!
New-ish to the area so I have only taken the kids one time for a school project. Would love to get back and this post and all the comments are motivation!
Erin King says:
I've gone once in my 9 years in Cincinnati- hoping to make it more next year!
Mary E Fichter says:
Yes. I enjoy looking at all the Christmas past items.
Mary Baggs says:
I can't believe I've never been there but would love to go.
Kim S says:
I have never been! Would love to!
Melissa Reynolds says:
Yes, lovely place!
Beth Kohake says:
Believe it or not I have scheduled many people to meet there for lunch and other activities but have never been able to go and enjoy it myself. Happy Holidays everyone!
Christina Zaffiro says:
Yes! I have been. I volunteered at an art installation last year and loved the experience. Its in a beautiful part of town and I would love to go back again and bring my mom with me!
Syndi Sexton says:
I have not been to the Taft Museum of Art but looks like a place I need to visit!
Margaret Campbell says:
Yes, and I'd like to return to see the Christmas Antiques this season!
Kathy Sparks says:
I lived in the Cincinnati until I was a young adult. Now I live a little north of Cincinnati but have fond memories of the Taft Museum. I'm so old now I'd probably fit right in with the Antique Christmas Display!
I have not visited yet, but it's on my list of 2019 things to do!
Theresa Moeggenberg says:
I have been, but it has been a long while ago.
I haven't been to the Taft Museum, but have wanted to go. I would love this opportunity to win.
Thanks Taft!!!
Maria Da Silva says:
No! I haven't but I've been really wanting to go!
Jan Weis says:
Yes, I have been there for two weddings. And I am going with my sister and nieces to a Holiday Tea this weekend!
Mary Jo Oliver says:
I have never been to the Taft museum. I'm sure my grand daughters would love a trip there!
Amy Raghuraman says:
I've been to the Taft Museum several times and always love returning!
Kathy Bach says:
Yes I have, but it has been years! Been wanting to check out the Antique Christmas!
I have been to the Taft Museum of Art several times! I love the concert series. the themed cafe items with the current exhibit, and the wonderful gift shop!
Mary Nagle says:
Yes. It is a beautiful museum. A visit is time well spent.
Ryan S. says:
Yes! It's a fun way to spend a Sunday afternoon.
I have been there many moons ago and would love to return. I hope the huge vine installation outside is still there! Thank you and Merry Christmas!
I've been to the Taft Museum once – last year they had a quilt exhibit that I wanted to see. But I also really enjoyed going through all the rest of the house very much!
Leah Koerner says:
Yes, we love the Taft and their Halloween party is one of our favorite traditions.
Jim K says:
Yes, my wife and I love it!
It's been too long since I've been to the Taft. Need to make it a must see!
Shannon Eaton says:
I brought my children to the Taft when they were young They are now all in there 20's. I think it is time to go again.
Theresa Kroeger says:
It has been a few years since I've been to the Taft. I have tickets to bring my mom for a visit this weekend. We're looking forward to the beautiful Xmas displays and to trying a bite in the cafe!
Kathy Hammonds says:
Yes! I live downtown and have taken many friends and family members for special exhibits and to visit the permanent exhibits too.
I have been one time. About 20 years ago.
Yes, and I especially love Christmas at the Taft. Beautiful!
I've been to the Taftand especially love Christmas there! Beautiful!
christina a sakho says:
I have not been to Taft museum but it looks awesome and I would love to visit!!! It looks like a beautiful display and so relaxing!
Tracy Valenti says:
I've been to the Taft a few times – for events and for specific collections (Ansel Adams). Enjoy every time!
Melissa A. Jansen says:
I have lived in Cincinnati for 33 years and I've never been. Visiting at Christmas would be a great family outing!
Pamela K Manker says:
I have been to the Taft Museum; most recently with my DKG chapter. My son's wedding reception was also at the Taft (outdoors) in June 2017. It's a beautiful location for a wedding reception as well as a wonderful museum.
Anne-Marie Toryk says:
No! Not yet! We are new to Cincinnati. We are looking forward to visiting soon!
marlene schirmer says:
Yes I have been to the Taft Museum quite a few times over the years. I love to take out of town guests there and I enjoy it every time.
Susan Kahn says:
yes but not during the holidays.
Rachael Hank says:
No I haven't but I'd love to go!
Amy katzman says:
I am a member. I highly recommend it! Openings are lovely and you get a chance to gauge how long you will want to stay when you return to see the exhibit at your leisure without the crowd. Their Duncanson artist this year (Vanessa Germain)was beyond fabulous-her visual stuff and her performances were eye popping and deeply affecting. Being a member let me see her 4 times for free…. the collection itself, the restored Duncanson murals are worth the price of admission if they are new to yu
Yes. I love it at Christmas time.
We love the holiday display!
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Do you remember the first time that the wonders of science commanded your attention? Was it a meteor shower on a starry night, or dinosaur bones embedded in sandstone? Maybe you saw an exhibit in an observatory or natural history museum?
Since 2005, Aspen Science Center (ASC) has delivered science to local youth through events, hands-on demonstrations and out-of-school STEM programming (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math). ASC president David Houggy says the center plans to expand its footprint with a new home in the midvalley.
Aspen Community Foundation: Why create a new 'base of operations' now?
David Houggy: Originally, most of our activities were in Aspen, such as the Physics for Kids barbecues and the annual Science Fair. As we've grown, we've discovered a large need in downvalley communities. Effective STEM programs are best delivered in the communities where children live, so we intend to open our first permanent space in the coming years. It's tentatively named the Discovery Center and will be located in Basalt.
In the middle and lower valley, STEM activities are less prevalent. Aspen Science Center has extended several of our programs downvalley in the past few years, and we've had an enthusiastic response from children and parents alike.
ACF: Will the Discovery Center change ASC's existing programming?
DH: No. This is an expansion of our programming, and a response to STEM-related needs throughout the valley.
A permanent home will allow us to deliver learning experiences that we simply can't provide now. ASC currently operates as a "science center without walls" because we don't have a physical home. Everything has to be portable and easy to set up and take down in only a few hours. This makes it impractical to offer the kind of project-based educational opportunities that yield longer-term benefits for kids.
The Discovery Center will be a relatively small, 1,500- to 2,000-square-foot storefront location, intended specifically for local youth. It will be open every day after school, potentially on weekends, and in the summer. There we can set up more permanent, complex and compelling activities, and we can operate more efficiently and effectively. Our professional staff will run the Discovery Center along with high-school Intern Educators (IEs). Our IE positions already provide part-time jobs, training and experience for highly motivated high school students, but at the Discovery Center we'll expand the IE program and offer richer educational opportunities for the IEs themselves. We'll also use volunteer staff, allowing senior citizens and others to give back and impart their wisdom to young people.
ACF: How would you describe the role of science in American culture today?
DH: Science is an indispensable tool for understanding the world around us. Science allows us to make new discoveries and create inventions that better mankind and lead to economic and social progress. STEM jobs pay higher wages and are growing at 1.7 times the rate of non-STEM jobs. These positions are responsible for a lot of the United States' growth and they're critical to our national defense.
Moreover, STEM training has proven to be extraordinarily valuable to individuals in other fields. The scientific process entails formulating questions about our world, seeking relevant data to answer the questions, thinking critically and arriving at tentative conclusions. Professional scientists then examine and re-examine the conclusions and seek additional data that may alter the original conclusions. This critical-thinking process is valuable in any endeavor.
ASC has been offering adult programs that we call "The Science of What Interests You." Examples are our Science of Music Program (a collaboration with Aspen Music Festival and School) and Science of Cooking (with Cooking School of Aspen).
ACF: If the Discovery Center is successful, then how will the Roaring Fork Valley be different?
DH: Imagine growing up as a young child today with a penchant for science. If you're lucky, your parents understand science and the importance of a STEM education, and they will nurture your budding interests. Kids who live in large metropolitan areas often have a good science center, a plethora of after-school science programs, and universities and research labs with outreach programs. They often have teachers and mentors to guide them.
But if you grow up in the mountains, this may not be the case. There may not be abundant after-school science programming or other resources. If your parents are not science supporters, then you may be on your own. The Discovery Center will be Aspen Science Center's attempt to ensure that all children in the Roaring Fork Valley have access to quality after-school science programming.


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Mercer County, Trenton August 8, 2022
TPD Director Wilson Corrects Record on Crime
TRENTON, NJ (MERCER)–Trenton Police Director Steve Wilson today provided an update on crime throughout the City of Trenton in rebuttal to misinformation propagated by members of City Council during their combined session on Thursday, August 4.
"I am proud of the work the Department has been doing this year, and I am especially proud of my officers on the ground who make Trenton safer every day for residents, business owners and visitors," Director Wilson said. "The information shared by some members of Council last night was dangerously inaccurate, but I am glad to correct the record and share the successes of the Trenton Police Department with the public."
Wilson specifically cited information shared by Council members Sonya Wilkins, Robin Vaughn, and Kathy McBride as "just plain wrong." At Thursday's meeting, Councilwoman Vaughn referenced "carnage in the streets," and Council President McBride referenced nine shootings that took place on Oliver Avenue or Olive Street. Police collected no evidence of any such series of shootings from ShotSpotter and there were no reports of any such event, though Director Wilson encourages the Council President to contact TPD with any evidence she may have of the "shootout" she described in her civic comments.
Further, Councilwoman Wilkins suggested that crime statistics are not shared with the public and that "no one is saying anything" about the previously mentioned (aforementioned) crimes. The Councilwoman stated that "there is so much crime that is running rampant," while in truth, crime rates are trending down.
Currently the City of Trenton has a 46% decrease in shooting homicides, year to date, overall homicides have a decrease of 20% year to date compared to the same time period last year. For the 28-day period ending July 31, 2022, there was a 100% decrease in shooting homicides, as there were zero during that time compared to six during the same period in 2021. Similarly, the total number of shooting victims was down 50% during that time and total shooting incidents were down 45%. From January 1, 2022 to July 15, 2022 gun recoveries are up 31% as compared to the same time period last year totaling 136 guns.
Clearance rates, meanwhile, are up, with a 32% total clearance rate for shootings where an individual was hit for the year to date and a 46% clearance rate for shootings where an individual was not hit. This is higher than the national average of 25-30% and significantly higher than the 13% total clearance rate for a similar time period in 2021.
"One shooting, of course, is still too many. But the data show that the homicide rate is trending down in the City, and I can assure members of Council and the public that the Trenton Police Department is transparent and accurate with our reporting," Director Wilson added. "Our best asset, though, is the public themselves, and if you see something, please call us and say something. This includes our elected leaders – if they have information concerning a crime that has taken place, please call me and let me know."
-Trenton Police Director Steve Wilson, File photo by: Brian McCarthy
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