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Ministry of Interior (Israel)
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Government of Israel
2 Kaplan st., Kiryat HaMemshala, Jerusalem
31°46′44.07″N 35°12′5.08″E / 31.7789083°N 35.2014111°E / 31.7789083; 35.2014111Coordinates: 31°46′44.07″N 35°12′5.08″E / 31.7789083°N 35.2014111°E / 31.7789083; 35.2014111
Aryeh Deri
www.moin.gov.il
The Ministry of Interior (Hebrew: משרד הפנים, Misrad HaPnim; Arabic: وزارة الداخلية) in the State of Israel is one of the government offices that is responsible for local government, citizenship and residency, identity cards, and student and entry visas.
1 Responsibilities
2 Departments
3 List of ministers
3.1 Deputy ministers
Providing citizenship and permanent resident status.
Issuing of entry visas and staying visas in the country.
Inhabitants administration: personal registration
Issuing of Israeli identity cards.
Issuing of Israeli passports.
Personal registrations such as birth, marriage etc.
Local government, city councils and local councils supervision
Planning and building supervising
The Administration for Local Government and Administration
Administration for Budgeting and Developing in the Local Authorities
Wing for Inspection in the Local Authorities
Administration of Planning
Administration of Border check points, Population and Immigration
Administration for Emergency Services and Special Tasks[needs update]
Commissioner of Fire-Fighting and Rescuing[needs update]
National Elections' Supervisor
National Unit for Building Supervising
Administration of Water
List of ministers
Term start
1 Yitzhak Gruenbaum Independent P 14 May 1948 10 March 1949
2 Haim-Moshe Shapira United Religious Front,
Hapoel HaMizrachi 1, 2, 3 10 March 1949 24 December 1952
3 Israel Rokah General Zionists 4, 5 24 December 1952 29 June 1955
– Haim-Moshe Shapira Hapoel HaMizrachi 6 29 June 1955 3 November 1955
4 Israel Bar-Yehuda Ahdut HaAvoda 7, 8 3 November 1955 17 December 1959
– Haim-Moshe Shapira National Religious Party 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 17 December 1959 16 July 1970
5 Golda Meir Alignment 15 16 July 1970 1 September 1970
6 Yosef Burg National Religious Party 15, 16 1 September 1970 3 June 1974
7 Shlomo Hillel Alignment 17 3 June 1974 29 October 1974
– Yosef Burg National Religious Party 17 29 October 1974 22 December 1976
– Shlomo Hillel Alignment 17 16 January 1977 20 June 1977
– Yosef Burg National Religious Party 18, 19, 20 20 June 1977 13 September 1984
8 Shimon Peres Alignment 21 13 September 1984 24 December 1984
9 Yitzhak Peretz Shas 21, 22 24 December 1984 6 January 1987
10 Yitzhak Shamir Likud 22 6 January 1987 22 December 1988
11 Aryeh Deri Shas 23, 24, 25 22 December 1988 11 May 1993
12 Yitzhak Rabin Labor Party 25 11 May 1993 7 June 1993
– Aryeh Deri Shas 25 7 June 1993 14 September 1993
– Yitzhak Rabin Labor Party 25 14 September 1993 27 February 1995
13 Uzi Baram Labor Party 25 27 February 1995 7 June 1995
14 David Libai Labor Party 25 19 June 1995 18 July 1995
15 Ehud Barak Labor Party 25 18 July 1995 22 November 1995
16 Haim Ramon Labor Party 26 22 November 1995 18 June 1996
17 Eli Suissa Not an MK 27 18 June 1996 6 July 1999
18 Natan Sharansky Yisrael BaAliyah 28 6 July 1999 11 July 2000
– Haim Ramon One Israel 28 11 July 2000 7 March 2001
19 Eli Yishai Shas 29 7 March 2001 23 May 2002
20 Ariel Sharon Likud 29 23 May 2002 3 June 2002
– Eli Yishai Shas 29 3 June 2002 28 February 2003
21 Avraham Poraz Shinui 30 28 February 2003 4 December 2004
22 Ophir Pines-Paz Labor Party 30 10 January 2005 23 November 2005
– Ariel Sharon Kadima 30 23 November 2005 4 May 2006
23 Roni Bar-On Kadima 31 4 May 2006 4 July 2007
24 Meir Sheetrit Kadima 31 4 July 2007 31 March 2009
– Eli Yishai Shas 32 31 March 2009 18 March 2013
25 Gideon Sa'ar Likud 33 18 March 2013 5 November 2014
26 Gilad Erdan Likud 33 5 November 2014 14 May 2015
27 Silvan Shalom Likud 34 14 May 2015 27 December 2015
28 Benjamin Netanyahu Likud 34 27 December 2015 11 January 2016
– Aryeh Deri Shas 34 11 January 2016
Deputy ministers
1 Shlomo-Yisrael Ben-Meir National Religious Party 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 28 December 1959 15 December 1969
2 Yosef Goldschmidt National Religious Party 15 22 December 1969 16 July 1970
– Yosef Goldschmidt National Religious Party 15 19 July 1970 1 September 1970
3 Rafael Pinhasi Shas 23 15 January 1990 11 June 1990
4 Salah Tarif Labor Party 25 27 November 1995 18 June 1996
5 David Azulai Shas 29 2 May 2001 23 May 2002
– David Azulai Shas 29 3 June 2002 28 February 2003
6 Victor Brailovsky Shinui 30 5 March 2003 29 November 2004
7 Ruhama Avraham Kadima 30 30 March 2005 4 May 2006
8 Yaron Mazuz Likud 34 14 June 2015 11 January 2016
9 Meshulam Nahari Shas 34 13 January 2016
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Ministry of Internal Affairs (Israel).
Interior Ministry site
All Ministers in the Ministry of Internal Affairs Knesset website
Interior Ministers of Israel
Gruenbaum (1948–49)
Shapira (1949–52)
Rokach (1952–55)
Shapira (1955)
Bar-Yehuda (1955–59)
Meir (1970)
Burg (1970–74)
Hillel (1974)
Peres (1984)
Peretz (1984–87)
Shamir (1987–88)
Deri (1988–93)
Rabin (1993)
Deri (1993)
Rabin (1993–95)
Baram (1995)
Libai (1995)
Barak (1995)
Ramon (1995–96)
Suissa (1996–99)
Sharansky (1999–2000)
Yishai (2001–02)
Sharon (2002)
Poraz (2003–04)
Pines-Paz (2005)
Sharon (2004–06)
Bar-On (2006–07)
Sheetrit (2007–09)
Sa'ar (2013–14)
Erdan (2014–15)
Shalom (2015)
Netanyahu (2015–16)
Israeli Cabinet portfolios
Vice Prime Minister
Agriculture & Rural Development
Aliyah and Integration
Development of the Periphery, the Negev & the Galilee
Diaspora Affairs
Jerusalem Affairs & Heritage
National Infrastructure, Energy & Water Resources
Science, Technology & Space
Labor, Social Affairs & Social Services
Transport & Road Safety
Inactive portfolios
Acting Prime Minister
Home Front Defense
Rationing & Supply
Minister in the Prime Minister's Office
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It has been stated and proven time and again for the past three decades that tanzanite is more in demand than most other gemstones in the world at present. Yes, it is a stunning blue, but what about all the other factors that influence this graph of popularity?
The first and foremost aspect is of course the perfect and unmatched blue. A high grade tanzanite is both saturated and tonally balanced, clear enough to refract light through its facets and yet its color intensity is not sacrificed. These qualities are idyllic in a gemstone, making tanzanite one of the most important colored gem discoveries in the world.
A stone of such outstanding quality is bound to be rare. Rough tanzanite is mined in a few mile radius in Tanzania and nowhere else, making this gemstone over a thousand times scarcer than even diamonds! Like every other gem in the world, rarity has a tendency to hike the value and popularity of objects. Combined with its striking appearance, the rapidly depleting mine capacity of tanzanites (which will only last a few decades more) has put it in front of most other gemstones and crystals of the world.
The tanzanite blue has a dispositional tendency to suit everyone's needs and flatter both formal and casual outfits. This makes it a gem that is widely worn by the masses. It is easy to work with – neither too hard nor too brittle in terms of its value on the Moh scale – and its saturated hue often hides flaws in lower quality gems used in fashion jewelry. One of the most used gemstones when it comes to latest fashion jewelry, tanzanite is used in combination with numerous other gems – especially subtly colored ones like amethyst and quartz or clear ones like diamonds and zircons. The blue heightens and augments the clear diamonds or the gently tinted amethyst and in turn is enriched by their sparkle. This priceless association of colors and shimmer give it a deep and unparalleled vivacity and fervor.
Flexibility and use extends to the fact that oval tanzanite are featured in most kinds of jewelry. Tanzanite stud earrings have hit the market with a bang and they are sure here to stay. Minimalist and restrained fashion statements made by studs have been given a new and energized twist with the advent of colored gems and contemporary designs; oval cut tanzanite stud earrings are at the forefront of this movement. Tanzanite's set in white gold or platinum with halos of diamonds make for some good looking rings!
If you aren't one for jewelry but would like to own a tanzanite there are a lot of reasons to support that purchase. Not only does its depleting mine capacity make it a great investment option, in terms of crystalline energy levels tanzanite is known to have a calming effect on the wearer. Tanzanite loose stones and cabochons are often bought to keep at home as it is said to establishlinks between your mind, body and heart and balance the positive and negative elements in your life to restore stability. A stone with extremely high internal vibrations, the stone is used for metaphysical healing but owing to its grounded earth elements it is suitable for novice explorations as well.


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Discover the beauty of Berry College and other fun things to do in Rome
Situated just off Highway 411, the Country Inn & Suites puts you less than 10 minutes from downtown Rome, which features eclectic restaurants, riverside bars, and historic landmarks like the iconic City Clocktower. You'll also find plenty of things to do outdoors nearby, from exploring the cave at Rolater Park to hiking at the Rocky Mountain Recreation Area. Rome's location at the confluence of three rivers makes it ideal for kayaking and paddleboarding, and you can access a boat launch at Grizzard Park, less than 10 minutes from the hotel. For an excursion that blends northern Georgia's natural beauty with local history, visit Berry College to tackle some of the 88 miles of trails on its sprawling campus and tour the Greek Revival home of founder Martha Berry. No matter how you choose to spend your day, our room or suites provide a comfortable place to rest between adventures.
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Rocky Mountain Recreation Area
13.48 mi / 21.69 km from the hotel
From boating and fishing to hiking and picnicking, this 5,000-acre nature preserve provides hours of outdoor fun your entire family can enjoy.
Rolater Park
Just south of Cave Spring, GA, Rolater Park offers visitors the opportunity to view stalagmite formations in an impressive limestone cave. You can also wander around a natural spring that produces more than two million gallons of fresh water daily.
AdventHealth Stadium
4.49 mi / 7.23 km from the hotel
Come cheer on the Rome Braves, the High-A affiliate of the Atlanta Braves baseball team. AdventHealth Stadium boasts advanced audiovisual technology, a full-service restaurant, and more than 5,000 seats.
13.7 mi / 22.05 km from the hotel
A popular venue for weddings and formal receptions, this privately owned estate sits on 280 acres featuring tranquil pastures, ponds, and woods. At the heart of it all is a rustic 40,000-square-foot barn with European architectural elements.
Berry College
5.3 mi / 8.53 km from the hotel
Renowned for its academic rigor and beautiful campus, this private liberal arts college is nestled among 27,000 acres of rolling hills and lush forests.
Chieftains Museum/Major Ridge Home
Step back in time as you learn about the Trail of Tears and the Native Americans who once inhabited the area. This museum is located inside the former home of Major Ridge, a Cherokee leader who fought alongside American forces in the War of 1812.
Kingston Downs
With more than 5,000 acres of rolling hills and forest, this privately owned farm is ideal for holding memorable events with views of the Etowah River. You can also book a guided fishing or hunting excursion to take in the beautiful landscape.
Oak Hill & The Martha Berry Museum
Get a glimpse into the life of Martha Berry, the founder of Berry College, when you tour this historic home. Uniting the past with the present, each informational tour is led by Berry College students.
Rome Area History Museum
2.67 mi / 4.3 km from the hotel
Peruse original documents, such as maps, blueprints, photos, personal letters, and business records, that tell the story of Rome's past from Native American times to present day.
Rome Tennis Center at Berry College
Located on the outskirts of the Berry College campus, the Rome Tennis Center boasts 63 indoor and outdoor courts spread across 30 acres.
Stonebridge Golf Club
8.48 mi / 13.65 km from the hotel
Challenge your golf skills while taking in views of the Appalachian Mountains on the club's 18-hole course, or gather your group for a Launchbox virtual golf contest, accompanied by food and drinks, at the driving range.
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Stretching - it's time to actually do it!
As we discussed last week when we talked about stretching (and how we should all do more of it), it's pretty important that before we even put a foot in the stirrup as a rider, we prepare our bodies for the task at hand with a dynamic warm-up.
Being in the saddle involves using muscles outside of their natural alignment and creates unique tensions that tend to lead to stiffness in riders. The best thing we can do is to prevent this tension building into a more significant issue by remembering that we are athletes too!
As well as exercises to increase suppleness, it is important to also include a cardiovascular warm up prior to getting on the horse. Given the incredibly high heart rate levels that can be attained while riding - particularly for those who have an intense session planned (galloping, jumping) – and the need to use global and accessory muscles to their maximum, increasing the heart rate gradually is particularly important for injury prevention, as well as getting the most out of the ride or training session.
The third element in the warm-up process for the rider is 'waking up' the relevant muscles with some targeted exercises for the glutes, deep abdominals and obliques. These muscles help to stabilise the rider in the saddle, providing a safe, secure and effective position. They also protect the spine from over-exertion during riding – back injuries being one of the most common injuries amongst riders of all ages and disciplines.
So – you've jogged from the house to the yard, lifted your gear to the hitching rail and jogged to the field to bring your horse in…what's next? Let's cut straight in to some simple and helpful stretches for the Rider Athlete. And as you can see - you can do it all in your riding clothes, in the middle of a paddock!
Lying on your back, raise one leg as high as you can while keeping your knee straight an your pelvis flat on the ground. Use a theraband, elastic or rolled up towel over the ball of your foot or hold the back of your knee with your arms to encourage your leg towards your torso. Hold for approx. 30 seconds and repeat with the other leg.
Advanced – move leg away from your body to stretch inside of hamstring and groin, then move leg across body to stretch ITB and outside of hamstring.
Lie on your back with both knees bent. Cross one leg over the other so that your foot is on the opposite knee. Bring both knees towards your chest by gently pulling the uncrossed leg. Hold for 30 seconds and repeat with the other leg.
Sit on the floor with one leg bent and the other straight. Turn your body towards the bent knee and apply pressure by using your opposite elbow against the bent leg to encourage your body to twist. You'll feel a stretch in your glute and back muscles. Hold for 30 seconds and repeat with the other leg.
Sit on the floor with your knees bent and open to the sides, the soles of your feet pressed together. Straighten your spine and hinge forward from your hips while keeping your seat-bones pressed to the floor. Gently press down on your knees with your hands to encourage more of a stretch. Hold for 30 seconds.
With your arms extended in front of you and your back straight, lean against a wall or fence with your hands. Stretch one leg out behind you and keep the heel pressed firmly to the ground. The other leg is forward in a lunge position to stabalise you. Slowly bend your elbows and lean forward until you feel a stretch through your calf. Hold for 30 seconds and repeat with the other leg.
Alternatively – you can find a step, mounting block or edge of the concrete slab and stand with your toe on the edge and your heel hanging off, then slowly lower you heel until you feel a stretch in your calf.
Find a low fence or rail approximately hip height and lean forward to hold on to it. With your feet placed slightly away from the fence lean back extending your pelvis out behind you and let your weight hang. Depending on where you place your feet you'll feel a stretch through your shoulders, back and even hamstrings. Hold for 30 seconds.
From a kneeling position, bring one foot in front of you and place it on the ground. Keeping your back straight, lean forward into your bent hip and tuck your pelvis until you feel a stretch in the front of your hip and thigh. Hold for 30 seconds and repeat on other leg.
If any of these stretches are particularly difficult or painful it might be a good idea to head to the physio to have a look at what is going on! As our 76 year old guest blogger Carla says – I beat a hasty path to my physio if I feel something is not right, an injury at any age is a setback, but in old age it can soon become permanent.
Sophie and Portland live and work together in the Swan Valley. They are both focused on implementing evidence-based training methods in order to improve the welfare of horses and the safety of riders. Sophie and Portland train horses, coach, lecture, write and run a team of competition horses as well as managing a family of children, dogs and two rodent eradicating cats.


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Q: Auto-Save Outlook attachments using received date (Minus 1 Calendar Day) Background: I receive several daily Infection Control Reports in pdf format from our electronic medical records system via Outlook email attachments.
Request: Given the large number of reports, I am trying to find a way to autosave the attachments using an outlook rule.
Currently, the code I use works only to save the attachment with its respective received date. However, these medical reports largely reflect the previous day's data. Therefore, I was wondering, How would I format this code so that it will take the email attachment's received date less (minus) 1 day, and autosave it in a specified location?
Here is what I have so far:
Sub Save_DailyFluReport(itm As Outlook.MailItem)
Dim objAtt As Outlook.Attachment
Dim dateFormat As String
Dim saveFolder As String

dateFormat = Format(itm.ReceivedTime, "dd-mmmm-yyyy")
saveFolder = "Z:\Infection Control\IP Daily Surveillance Reports"
    For Each objAtt In itm.Attachments
          objAtt.SaveAsFile saveFolder & "\" & dateFormat & " - " & objAtt.DisplayName
        Set objAtt = Nothing
     Next
End Sub

A: I figured it out! Hope this solution can help someone else in the future.
Sub Save_DailyFluReport(itm As Outlook.MailItem)
Dim objAtt As Outlook.Attachment
Dim dateFormat As String
Dim saveFolder As String

dateFormat = Format(DateSerial(Year(itm.ReceivedTime), Month(itm.ReceivedTime), Day(itm.ReceivedTime) - 1), "dd-mmmm-yyyy")
saveFolder = "Z:\Infection Control\IP Daily Surveillance Reports"
    For Each objAtt In itm.Attachments
          objAtt.SaveAsFile saveFolder & "\" & dateFormat & " - Daily Flu Report.pdf"
        Set objAtt = Nothing

     Next
End Sub

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Soak the lentils in the measured water while you prepare the onions, garlic and ginger.
Add the vegetable oil to a large saucepan, place it over a medium heat and then add the onions and fry gently until they soften. Next, add the garlic and ginger and stir over the heat until the smell wafts up at you. Sprinkle in the turmeric and take the pan off the heat.
Now carefully add the tomatoes, coconut milk and the lentils with their water.
Put the pan back on the heat and simmer, or bubble slowly, for about 20 minutes until the lentils have collapsed and you have a creamy mixture.
Taste the dal and add salt to balance the flavours.
To make the topping, take a small pan and warm the oil over a medium heat, then add the seeds and fry for about a minutes until they begin to pop.
Spoon the oil and seeds on top of the dal. Stir and serve with a good sprinkling of chopped coriander or mint.


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Jeanette Quinn
Sue Odgers
Kim Hazeldine
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KS2 Games @ UWE
Introduction to Gymnastics @ Charborough Rd Primary school
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Introduction To Primary Gym
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Fundamentals of movement for games at Early Years and KS1
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Developing Dance for Performers
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Jeanette has worked in education for 22 years. Initially trained as a secondary school PE teacher, teaching for 8 years within a number of secondary schools undertaking middle manager's leadership and management responsibilities.
She moved into PE specialist Advisory roles for Northumberland and then South Gloucestershire Local Authorities, working for South Gloucestershire's Learning & School Effectiveness Service as a Teaching and Learning / Sport Development Adviser for 13 years. A diverse and far reaching role, focusing on enhancing the quality and opportunities within PE & Sport for all young people. Responsible for the Children & Young People's Service's "Be Healthy" Strand of the Children's Plan and reporting at Directorate level on the PE & Sport National indicators. Line manager of a number of strategic lead officers and Chair / member of numerous local and regional Strategic PE & Sport Boards & Forums.
She has worked across the South West and West Midlands with a national organisation, in a physical activity leadership & development role working with schools, sports colleges and sport development teams. She is also a national PE & Sport Lead Trainer.
Jeanette's areas of expertise are in PE & Sport leadership & management, health & safety advice, programme & event coordination (in & beyond school), training teaching & learning for adults and young people and collaborative partnership work.
Subject Specific and Generic Skills
Expert within field of physical education & sport teaching and learning.
Skilled in developing strategic leadership & management of personnel, programmes and projects within the wider remit of PE & Sport
Highly experienced in the fields of sports development, coaching, team building and leadership.
High level facilitator of forums and groups, effectively achieving identified outcomes on target. National Lead tutor, trainer and presenter in range of PE and related areas and audiences e.g. teachers, governors, other adults & volunteers.
Presenter at local and national PE & Sport Conferences.
Experienced within event organisation and management of resources.
Skilled in funding and programme applications.
What might support look like?
Curriculum support – primary
Planning, facilitation and delivery of PE & Sport related training
Project management, monitoring & reporting.
Developing leadership within teams and individuals
Identification and successful application for additional funding & resources.
Coaching and mentoring.
Jeanette's knowledge and experience of local and national issues, in relation to PE and Sport, were of great benefit in supporting the sports partnership over the period of time to the present day. She was able to bring a strategic leadership dimension to the work that was being undertaken in, not only the Yate partnership, but also in the complementary partnership within the local authority. She has an outstanding array of professional skills and qualities, in relation to PE and Sport. This has been gained over a number of years, working in a variety of roles. She has an excellent knowledge and understanding of local, regional and national issues in the PE and sport arena. Jeanette's particular strengths lie in the fact that she has developed a huge network of associates over a long period of time and can therefore support both individuals and organisations by identifying and signposting the next steps for them. Jeanette Quinn has a passion for partnership working, particularly how it affects the outcomes for young people, in relation to sport and physical activity.
R J Gilbert
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Yate International Academy
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A compact venue plan: Inspire Pittsburgh has taken advantage of a city already densely packed with professional and college sports venues, as well as plenty of public parks, and has crafted a venue strategy that gives Pittsburgh an immediate technical advantage over other cities. Our plan includes 23 venues (and 87% of athletes) within ten kilometers of the proposed Olympic Village at the University of Pittsburgh, more compact than any bid for the 2016 Games, which would positively impact Olympic athlete experience.
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Wow...June is officially here and we only have 3 weeks of classes before the dancers take the stage! We can't wait!
Please take a moment to read our Newsletters. They are full of very important information!
On Friday June 1st at 9 am we will remove the limit of 6 ticket sales per family for "I'm With The Band". Tickets will be sold first come, first serve. Your special code is still required - dancers first and last name, no spaces, no caps.
Please remember tickets are general seating. Auditorium doors will open 30 minutes prior to start time.
If you need wheelchair access seating, please let us know so we can reserve your seats. You can email Josie at josie.knight10@gmail.com. Let her know your dancer's name, how many seats you need and the date and time of the show you are attending.
If this is your first time being a "Room Mom Volunteer" or if you are brand new to Elite and have a few questions about the recital, hair, make up, rehearsals, etc., please email Josie at josie.knight10@gmail.com or Renee at renee@timchuk.com.
If you've already signed up to help, thank you! Attached is a list of volunteer names and the class you will be helping with. If you would like to sign up to be a room mom, please email Josie at josie.knight10@gmail.com.
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Just click on the RECITAL link at the top of the home page.
Please take some time to review your dancers rehearsal schedule, show line up, dressing room assignments and more. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call the studio, email us, or ask your teacher.
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Please email us at info@elitedancestudio.org if your dancer needs to be added to our list of 5 and 10 year recipients, or high school seniors or if they are listed but should not be.
Mix it up this summer with our classes and camps! Registration is now open.
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Pre Registration for our 2018-2019 season is open.
~Dancer's will receive their pictures and end of the year medals during the last week of classes. Students that miss class that week will be able to pick their items up during rehearsals at Liberty High School.
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We are hoping to see a bit of the tallest mountain in North America tomorrow as we continue down to Anchorage. At 20,310 feet high, it the third largest in the world (after Everest and Aconcagua), and the tallest if you measure it from its base (i.e. the elevation of the region). As we approached the park from Fairbanks, the limited view was obscured by clouds today. But today's highlight wasn't the mountain scenery or even the wildlife (of which I did see a moose and her two calves in the parking lot). The highlight was visiting the sled dogs.
In the kennels, they currently have 34 dogs, Alaskan Huskies. They are not any sort of recognized breed; they look like mutts. They are bred for strength, long legs, larger (and stronger) feet, and temperament. They can withstand 70 degrees below temperatures (without any sort of added gear). You can visit them and pet them. The rangers give a demonstration with a dune-buggy-type sled. All 34 dogs go wild when it's time for them to run and pull – barking, howling, whining. And boy are they fast. Yet, at the end of the demonstration, I wanted nothing more than to curl up with any one of them.
The earth split in two, and the men and beasts were separated by a profound abyss. In the great chaos of creation, birds, insects, and four-legged creatures sought to save themselves in flight.
He alone stood at the edge of the abyss, barking, howling, pleading.
The man, moved by compassion, cried, "Come!", and the dog hurled himself across the chasm to join them. Two front paws caught on the far edge. The dog certainly would have been lost forever had the man not caught him and saved his life.
Any dog owner can recognize the simple truth in that myth. So, with my full belly, preparing for bed, I find myself thinking about my own beloved Tempe, who honestly could have been one of these dogs (if maybe she had slightly bigger feet).
*That marvelous meal came from 49th Street Brewing Company. By far the best meal I've had so far on the trip.
Next: Day 10 - Pups!


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Native American patent dispute sets poor pharmaceutical precedent
By Nick Bell October 10, 2017
The drug maker Allergan, which markets the dry-eye drug "Restasis," recently transferred the patent to a Native American tribe because they can claim sovereign immunity to circumvent patent disputes from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. This is a deplorable move by Allergan.
Sovereign immunity, or tribal immunity, in the United States generally implies that Native American tribes have the authority to handle matters within the borders of the tribe's land.
Under the arrangement, Allergan will grant licenses to upstate New York's Saint Regis Mohawk tribe for the patent, as well as $13.75 million with the potential to receive $15 million in yearly royalties in the future.
The company's social responsibility page reads like satire in light of the recent move: "Focused on corporate citizenship, leveraging our science and innovation to make a positive impact."
If there were any previous ties between Restasis and the Saint Regis Mohawk tribe, this situation could be viewed as something more than the exploitative, anti-competitive scramble for a legal shield that it is.
In the pharmaceutical industry, drugs usually enjoy a period of protection from other companies infringing on a company's patent. Companies with patents are protected for 20 years from copycat drugs starting on the date that the application was filed so that a company can make back the investment that was required to develop the drug.
If the drug is approved, the company also enjoys an exclusivity period on the market that can be effective for up to 7 years.
The Restasis patent was set to expire in 2014.
When Allergan began feeling pressure from competitors, the company filed patents with specifications of ingredient concentrations (active and inactive), which has extended protection up until this point. Allergan is the plaintiff in a patent infringement case that the company brought against would-be competitors.
One of the major challenges Allergan is facing concerns an inter partes review of those ad hoc patents. An inter partes review from the PTAB determines the "patentability" of claims made about patents, but can hypothetically be rebuked under the sovereign immunity doctrine.
If nothing changes, the patents will be valid until 2024.
Exploiting a tribe's sovereign immunity designation is in no way socially responsible. Restasis generated $354 million in sales during the second quarter of this year, which is the equivalent to about 26 and a half years of annual royalties under the proposed agreement.
Recently four senators have criticized the move, and asked the Senate Judiciary Committee to investigate the matter. This is not a completely new phenomenon, but it is a recent one. For example, the University of Florida avoided an IPR under the doctrine earlier this year. The current procedure for an inter partes review is only about 5 years-old itself, and while there are a lot of kinks to be worked out, its intentions are good.
That being said, not only is this a bad move on Allergan's part, but it would set a precedent for the pharmaceutical industry to protect themselves in this manner as well. While it doesn't seem as though a case concerning eye drops is that important, it could open up the door for companies to do the same thing with more serious products, like chemotherapy drugs.
Opinion columnist Nicholas Bell is an MBA graduate student and can be reached at [email protected]
Tags: Allergan, Native American, patents, Restasis, sovereign immunity


In the winter it's harder not to get sick, than it is to remain healthy throughout the season. For many reasons, we find ourselves grabbing for the tissues instead of our vacation guides. Many of us already are sick 365 (or 366 if it's a leap year!!) days of a year, so we need to get over this whole mess fast! Here are the top ten tips and products to help you get through the cold and flu season this year.
3- Use saline! Saline will help thin mucus, prevent build-up and moisturize those traumatized passages. Gel saline is great for overnight! It's a simple thing you can do to help things along. Also it's good to use before bed if your heating method, like forced air or a wood stove, is particularly drying! A little prevention goes a long way.
6- Think positive!! My mother never got sick and her secret? She refused to get sick! She thought "I won't get a cold this year! I am just fine!" Sometimes mind over matter can be a big thing! Also a more depressed mood can depress your immune system and stress your entire body! Perhaps you can join a church group or just an online peer-to-peer chat mailing list.
9- Relax! Now you got fresh air and exercised, find time in all the stress and bustle this time of year to do some yoga, meditate, write in a journal or simply listen to some music with a hot cup of something. We forget ourselves a lot of times, but this time of year you are just as important as everyone else. My best friend swears a good hot bath can fix anything, even create world peace! While I don't think as highly of them, I do believe in their power of restoration! Try it!
10- See your doctor!! A good well visit this time of year can be a push to catch things early! Also before trying most of this, it's recommended you see your doctor for drug interactions and advice! What is good for the goose may not always be good for the gander. Always work within your limits and never get discouraged if something doesn't work as fast as you'd like or maybe not at all.
Stay healthy and have a wonderful winter season!!
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Thanks, Not much proof on the Zicam or Airborne, but a lot of people swear by them. Don't forget good ole chicken soup.
My problem is, according to the pharmacists I've asked, there are no OTC meds for cold/flu for people with high blood pressure and diabetes here in England. I was told to use Vicks.
Times like these, a cold, I wish I was back in the states.
I just want to say that acerola, a natural vitamin C supplement, has literally never failed me. It is the greatest immune boost I've ever used and keeps colds at bay or kicks them out in minutes!I like the "pure encapsulations" formula bc it's hypoallergenic and easily digestible.
Altough this is great advice i need help in a few hours or days! I have taken the medicine and although it does help my pain but i need old grandma's cooked up recipe to help me. i have four days off of school and work and I am not spending it sick! Please help MEEE!!!!
Great tips Jennifer. Stuff we know -but can always use the reminder.


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package org.opensocial.services;

import org.opensocial.Request;
import org.opensocial.RequestException;
import org.opensocial.models.Album;

/**
 * OpenSocial API class for album requests; contains static methods for
 * fetching, creating, updating and deleting albums (collections of media
 * items).
 *
 * @author Jason Cooper
 */
public class AlbumsService extends Service {

  private static final String restTemplate =
    "albums/{guid}/{groupId}/{albumId}";

  /**
   * Returns a new Request instance which, when submitted, fetches the current
   * viewer's albums and makes this data available as a List of Album objects.
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   * @return new Request object to fetch the current viewer's albums
   * @see    Album
   */
  public static Request getAlbums() {
    Request request = new Request(restTemplate, "albums.get", "GET");
    request.setModelClass(Album.class);
    request.setGroupId(SELF);
    request.setGuid(ME);

    return request;
  }

  /**
   * Returns a new Request instance which, when submitted, fetches the
   * specified album and makes this data available as an Album object.
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   * @param  albumId ID of album to fetch
   * @return         new Request object to fetch the specified album
   * @see            Album
   */
  public static Request getAlbum(String albumId) {
    Request request = getAlbums();
    request.addComponent(Request.ALBUM_ID, albumId);

    return request;
  }

  /**
   * Returns a new Request instance which, when submitted, creates a new
   * album in the current viewer's library.
   *
   * @param  album Album object specifying the album parameters to pass into
   *               the request; typically, caption and description are set
   * @return       new Request object to create a new album
   */
  public static Request createAlbum(Album album) {
    Request request = new Request(restTemplate, "albums.create", "POST");
    request.setGroupId(SELF);
    request.setGuid(ME);

    // Add REST payload parameters
    request.addRestPayloadParameters(album);

    return request;
  }

  /**
   * Returns a new Request instance which, when submitted, updates an existing
   * album in the current viewer's library.
   *
   * @param  album Album object specifying the album parameters to pass into
   *               the request; id must be set in order to specify which album
   *               to update and values associated with any other property,
   *               e.g. caption and description, are updated
   * @return       new Request object to update an existing album
   *
   * @throws RequestException if the passed Album object does not have an id
   *                          property set
   */
  public static Request updateAlbum(Album album) throws RequestException {
    if (album.getId() == null || album.getId().equals("")) {
      throw new RequestException("Passed Album object does not have ID " +
          "property set");
    }

    Request request = new Request(restTemplate, "albums.update", "PUT");
    request.addComponent(Request.ALBUM_ID, album.getId());
    request.setGroupId(SELF);
    request.setGuid(ME);

    // Add REST payload parameters
    request.addRestPayloadParameters(album);

    return request;
  }

  /**
   * Returns a new Request instance which, when submitted, deletes an existing
   * album from the current viewer's library.
   *
   * @param  albumId ID of album to delete
   * @return         new Request object to delete an existing album
   */
  public static Request deleteAlbum(String albumId) {
    Request request = new Request(restTemplate, "albums.delete", "DELETE");
    request.addComponent(Request.ALBUM_ID, albumId);
    request.setGroupId(SELF);
    request.setGuid(ME);

    return request;
  }
}

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El francolín de Schlegel (Peliperdix schlegelii) es una especie de ave galliforme de la familia Phasianidae propia de África.

Distribución
Se lo encuentra en Camerún, República Centroafricana, Chad y Sudán del sur.

Referencias

 BirdLife International 2004. Francolinus schlegelii. 2006 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.  Downloaded on 10 July 2007.

schlegelii
Aves de África
Animales descritos en 1863
Taxones descritos por Theodor von Heuglin

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How Can Construction Perfectionism Offer Business Benefits?
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Perfectionism has negative connotations. It can be the harbinger of stress and unnecessary pressure in the workplace. It can lead to unrealistic expectations, over-ambitious projections and, inevitably, disappointment and even failure. But in certain key sectors perfectionism is a force for good, and the driver behind successful businesses. This is certainly true in some areas of the construction industry.
What Does Perfectionism Mean?
As a doctrine, perfectionism holds that perfection is attainable. In the case of specialist builders, it is more than this. It is also desirable.
Michael Kemp is Construction Director for Restoration Projects, in Glossop. They specialise in restoring and converting a wide range of historic buildings, commercial buildings and large-scale domestic properties throughout Cheshire, Derbyshire and Staffordshire. He comments, "Perfectionism can be a defining business characteristic because it is an inherent part of how you approach a particular task or project".
In construction terms, perfectionism is what raises one project above another. It helps define the scope of ambition, and then characterises the method of delivery.
"There are lessons in perfectionism you can learn from restoration techniques and approaches", Michael explains. "This can involve anything from converting a building for domestic purposes to adding a contemporary extension to a period property. The key is in the attention to detail and the appropriateness of building design".
The benefits in pursuing perfectionism are in how this pursuit defines a business and establishes its unique selling proposition.
How Does Perfectionism Work?
"Let's take a building conversion as an example", Michael says. "When you turn one kind of building into another, from a commercial, agricultural or industrial site into a private dwelling, you are looking to preserve the essential character of the building".
"This can only be achieved with attention to detail", continues Michael. "It is not about being obsessive with period or other details so much as being very particular about all the details involved in the project. This can be anything from modern glazing to choice of building materials".
"You're looking to source materials that add a real sense of exclusivity to the project", explains Michael. "This might not be down simply to the material value, as much as where the materials have come from, and what unique properties they then hold. This is something learned from restoration and preservation work".
"With Restoration Projects, we've created our particular niche and it's founded on an unwavering dedication to perfectionism and the results that brings for our clients."
Michael Kemp, Restoration Projects
With any project, the whole has to work. But it depends on the details, and particulars, to do this.
If you demand nothing less than perfection for your next construction projects, please call Restoration Projects on 01457 861702. Alternatively you can read about some of their work with the NHS, National Trust, and English Heritage, here.
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No No Baby / I'll Never Do Any Wrong / My Baby Done Gone Away / It's Too Late Now / I'm The Man / Hey! Baby / Let's Go Bopping Tonight / What Is That Thing Called Love? / Kiss Me Baby / I Thought I Found Love / Chisholm Trail Rock / Gunsmoke / Blues Stop Knockin' / Honey Baby / Too Late Now / No No Baby / My Baby Done Gone Away / Indian Rock 'n' Roll / Send Her Back / Hey Baby / Honey Baby / I'm The Man / She Left Me / Blues Stop Knockin' / Why Doubt My Love / Yesterday We Were Married / Honey Baby / She Left Me / Blues Stop Knockin' / Hey Baby / Honey Baby / You Win Again.
This amazing compilation gathers the complete 50's recordings made by Al Ferrier in the fifties. All in all you have 32 cuts, including many alternate takes. The core of the set belongs to rockabilly but begins with hillbilly with fiddle and ends with later instrumental sides recorded with a sax more in the style of the Champs (Chilshom trail Rock/Gunsmoke). The rockabilly sides are the best of course, and belong in the collection of any decent rockabilly lover. Vocally, and musically, Al could be compared to Carl Perkins, sharing the same rustic approach (both liked Hank Williams) but Al also has that distinctive Louisiana feel, almost Cajun, that turns his brand of hillbilly bop/rockabilly into a very personnal thing.
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People who suffer from eczema will be the focus of a new exhibition at the University of Dundee.
'Beyond Skin' will explore the life and science behind atopic eczema and will open at the LifeSpace Gallery on Tuesday, 27th June, featuring work by artists Gordon Douglas, Trevor Gordon, Beverley Hood and Josie Vallely. The exhibition considers the challenging symptoms that people live with every day and the takes a look at the unseen human side of skin research.
Trevor and Josie's works were inspired by participatory workshops with Eczema Outreach Scotland to reflect the emotional and physical impact of the condition. Gordon and Beverley worked with Professor Sara Brown at the University of Dundee's School of Medicine to deconstruct and reframe the everyday actions of skin researchers.
Funding from the Wellcome Trust has allowed Professor Brown to develop a world-leading programme of research aimed at answering the question 'What causes eczema?' The laboratory uses human skin cells cultured to produce a model skin which can be tested by genetic manipulation. It is hoped that this research will eventually point the way to design new and better treatments for eczema.
Professor Brown said, "It has been a very challenging but rewarding experience to host two artists in residence in my laboratory and clinics over the past four months. The artists Beverly Hood and Gordon Douglas have given a unique view of my research work.
"The artwork in 'Beyond Skin' gives a valuable insight into the experience of life with eczema. They also present aspects of the world-leading research carried out in the School of Medicine, designed to understand how genetic mechanisms can contribute to the development of atopic disease."
LifeSpace Curator Dr Sarah Cook said, "Gordon and Beverley's work both make novel use of new technologies reflecting the advanced technologies used in researching eczema.
'Beyond Skin' is supported by the Wellcome Trust, University of Dundee's School of Medicine, The Arts and Ethics Research Group at the University of Edinburgh and the Manknell Charitable Trust; it is a partnership between LifeSpace, ASCUS Art & Science, Prof Sara Brown and Eczema Outreach Scotland.


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Vehicle Check Up Ask for advice on maintaining a vehicle through the warmer days of summer and the replies will range from professional to practical all the way to superstitious. However, at the core, there are basic principles. If nothing else, do these two things. 1) Use the proper oil for the weather and driving conditions. Oil comes in "Weights" that are designed for certain temperatures. Thinner oils flow easier and lubricated in winter time's cold conditions, but may not be adequate in summer's heat. Thicker oils provide protection against the summer heat. The higher mileage that comes with the business bump of summer and the potentially devastating cost of downtime makes using the proper oil a must. 2) Make sure all vehicles have a mixture of 50% coolant (also called anti-freeze) and 50% water in the radiator. While some regions do not experience frigid wintertime temperatures that would cause a vehicle's coolant to freeze (hence the alternative name anti-freeze), most do receive hot summer temps making by-the-book upkeep of cooling systems 100% necessary.
Also, replacing wind shield wipers will keep drivers safe in rains, but making sure that vehicles have enough wiper fluid to clear dirt and debris from windshields will keep drivers safer in dry or dirty conditions. Lastly, roadside assistance could keep fleet drivers from being stranded somewhere in the heat of summer and keep them operating during this peak business season. A break in business momentum during mid-summer because of a broken down vehicle could have a significant impact on your business.
People Check Up Without people to drive them, fleet vehicles mean nothing for the bottom line. Summer days can be hot and long, stocking vehicles with extra food, water, and an electrolyte-rich drink, like Gatorade, keeps drivers hydrated on a normal day and keeps them safe when something goes wrong, such as an accident or a break down. Also, taking additional steps to prevent heat exhaustion will keep drivers from needing to take sick days. From taking time to cool off in an air-conditioned building to wearing lightly-colored, loose fitting clothing, a combination of the right preventions will always churn up the best outcome. Preventing sunburn by encouraging driver to wear sunscreen will also help keep heat exhaustion in check. Lastly, being extra aware of summer conditions keeps fleet drivers safe. Some regions are more prone to flooding than others, but fleet drivers will be far more exposed to dangers than consumer-grade drivers because of the high mileage requirements of their jobs. Insects are known to proliferate during the summer months. Fortunately, a little bug spray (among other precautions) can conquer this classic pestilence. Last of the lastly, all drivers should be familiar with local road and their conditions, particularly stretches of road that are sparse of civilization. If on the next town, sources like food/gas/water/phone/help, are 50 miles away a good day can degrade into a bad one right away (stranded on the side of the road). Of course, GPS tracking gives tremendous insight to the work life of a driver. Knowing what a driver goes through on a daily/weekly basis makes giving them what they need simple and keeping safe doable.


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The Women Panelists On 'Terrace House' Are True Style Icons
Taylor Bryant
Each brings completely different vibes to the show
It's hard to explain the intense appeal of Terrace House to someone who's never watched it—particularly if they are used to overblown American reality shows. Terrace House is a Japanese reality show where the cast members are extremely respectful, announce themselves when entering any and every room, and where the biggest drama involves someone eating another roommate's meat without asking. As Americans, we're accustomed to scandalous hookups and fights that turn into people throwing things at one another. It's in our blood! It's a part of our psyche! Terrace House offers the exact opposite of that, and that is exactly what makes it so charming. The real stars of the show, though, aren't the cast members and their tame story lines, but the panelists.
Oh yeah, that's another thing that throws you off about Terrace House when you first start watching. At the beginning of each episode and again in the middle, there's a group of men and women who recap the most important parts and offer up their sometimes crude, always spot-on commentary. There's TV personality and singer Yukiko Ehara (or You), who isn't averse to a dirty joke or two; model Reina Triendl (or Torichan), who's like the sweet Charlotte of the bunch; and comedians Azusa Babazono, the quiet alpha female, Ryota Yamasato, who thoroughly enjoys making fun of and judging the roommates, and Yoshimi Tokui, the quirky uncle-type who loves to act out imaginary scenes and reminisce on past loves. Each season they also rotate in a young actor, who's pretty irrelevant based off the fact that they barely talk.
The panelists' presence is a bit jarring at first, in a "who are these people and why do I care about their opinions" way, but after the first season, you'll find yourself craving Ryota's cynical outlook and Torichan's naïve and innocent takes. They're essential to the overall flow of the show, anchoring it with their reactions that more often than not mirror your own. But something that makes them stand out even more than their wit and wisdom is their fashion.
While most of the cast members wear streetwear brands like Supreme and Off-White or the occasional fun slogan shirt, like Minori's So Tired shirts or Shion's Unemployed hoodie, the panelists go all out. The men do put in an effort (and, yes, I'm thinking about Ryota and his loud tops here), but it's the women and their sartorially pleasing looks that dominate each episode.
Below, we break down and admire the style of three of Terrace House's panelists.
As mentioned above, Torichan is like the Charlotte of the bunch and her outfits follow suit. You could call her girly, pristine clothes boring, but you'd be wrong. (It's called style, look it up.) She knows what she likes (furry tops, feminine colors, flattering and classic silhouettes), and she sticks to that. Her put together looks mirror her put together attitude, and where would the show be without her ability to keep everyone in line? Not the same, that's where.
You's style is something of a foil to Torichan's. If Torichan is the goody two-shoes older sister, You is the rebellious younger one who dreamt of going on tour with The Rolling Stones. She's the cool aunt who will let you drink before you're of age and let you curse in front of her. She's fun! And her clothes, like the many band T-shirts, plaid tops, and tracksuits, show that. Season 5 is when she really peaked, wearing a button-up top with fallen artists like Aaliyah and Big Pun on it. As Jezebel points out, at one point, she also wore a clear pouch necklace, which held a Juul with Barack Obama's face on it. She's cooler than you, and she knows it!
I like to think that Azusa Babazono doesn't have a lot to say on the show because she talks through her clothes, which scream, Look at what a quirky outfit I've managed to pull off this episode! She has an affinity for colored tights and American university-branded gear, for hats and statement necklaces, and for bold prints and long skirts. She's by far the most adventurous, and her risks are very much appreciated.
Terrace House is available to stream on Netflix.
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The Medtronic EV ICD system is intended to provide the benefits of traditional transvenous ICDs including lifesaving defibrillation therapy, antitachycardia pacing to painlessly terminate arrhythmias, as well as post-shock pacing to protect from sudden cardiac death; and bradycardia pacing to address abnormally slow heart rates. It also is the same size (33cc) and shape, and is expected to have similar longevity as traditional ICDs, but without any leads (thin wires) in the veins or heart. The investigational EV ICD device is implanted in the left mid-axillary region below the left armpit, and the newly designed lead is placed under the sternum (breastbone). New procedure tools guide the delivery of the system.
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Set against the stunning vistas of the Alberta Rocky Mountains, Heartland is a sprawling family drama that follows sisters Amy and Lou Fleming and their grandfather, Jack, through the highs and lows of life on a horse ranch. At the end of Season Three, dreams and opportunities pushed everyone in different directions. Amy went on the Ring of Fire tour, Ty hit the road to see a bit of the world, Lou moved to Dubai to start a new life with her husband, Peter and Tim chased big money on the California horse racing circuit. In Season Four, people drift back to Heartland, craving the familiarity of home and family only to discover that everything seems to have changed. After the blush of first love in Season Three, Ty and Amy's relationship may blossom and mature, but only if they face up to a misunderstanding about what happened while they were apart. Lou is torn between her new life in Dubai and home. She's still madly in love with Peter but Dubai is not an easy place to live and she's intensely homesick. Tim will return with substantial winnings and a new love interest. As always, Jack remains the rock of Heartland, tirelessly keeping the family together through thick and thin. Heartland continues to be a sprawling multi-generational saga about a family getting through life together in both happy and trying times. The series tells real stories about real people, people who the audience has grown to love and welcome into their homes. It takes a realistic, edgy and humorous approach to its stories with a balance of comedy and drama, adventure and romance, all against the glorious backdrop and stunning vistas of the foothills of Alberta.
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As you might guess, the Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden in Port Augusta, South Australia, is devoted entirely to plants that grow in the driest parts of this continent. To the casual observer, the arid areas might seem dull and lifeless, but there's plenty to see: discovery requires careful observation.
The Botanical garden was established in 1993 to encourage a wider appreciation of the flora that grows in the arid zones. The 250 hectare garden is located in a stunning setting with views over the Upper Spencer Gulf to the Flinders Ranges. The visitor can wander along one (or more) of the walks within the park and enjoy the plants, birds and reptiles that make this area their home.
There are sculptures scattered about the garden, including this one, which is near the entrance, and is reflective of the tortured appearance of some native Australian plants. Or maybe it's some kind of demented Triffid bent on mischief. Fortunately it's firmly bolted to its plinth.
Eremophilas, also known as emu bush, native fuchsia or turkey bush, belong to a large group of around 200 named plants and many of them grow in the Botanical Garden. As it is Winter, not all were flowering at their best at the time of our visit, but these two were quite lovely. The garden is home to a large selection of these plants.
There are many species of eucalypts in the garden, some considered rare, perhaps because their habitats have been compromised in some way: logging, aggressive clearing of land for farming or encroachment by human habitation. This Eucalyptus youngiana or Ooldea Mallee had the most amazing gumnuts. New buttons for your cardigan, anyone? Unfortunately it wasn't the right time to see them but its flowers are very large, as you can imagine, and a strawberry jam pink.
Grass trees, or Xanthorrhoea, are unique native plants and are extremely tough, withstanding fire and drought. The brown flower spike has gone to seed now, but birds love them when they are fully in flower and they probably love the seeds too. Just look at the uncompromising position of this grass tree. You would be forgiven for wondering if any plant would survive in that environment.
This Wattle is just beginning to bloom. September 1st is Wattle Day in Australia, but I am sure on any given day; rain, hail, sun, drought, or fire, a wattle will be flowering somewhere in the country. Those jaunty yellow pom-poms are very attractive to bees.
We were lucky to see this. Somewhat out of season, this Swainsona formosa, or Sturt's Desert Pea, the floral emblem of South Australia, was doing its best to bloom, but only putting out a couple of flowers. But what flowers they were! They come in several shades of pink and red, some without the black centre or 'boss', and more commonly with an even darker boss than the one above. They can even be white! In their natural habitat, Sturt's Desert Pea plants spread out in a large mat, and I imagine they would be a wonderful sight to see. They are protected: it's forbidden to even take a seed from a plant. Seeds can be purchased though, and I am going to try growing some this summer.
Another feature of this botanical garden is the area displaying ideas for the home gardener to try, using native plants instead of more water-hungry exotics.
When we visited, there had been very little rain in this part of South Australia for a long time, and to be truthful, some plants, even though drought hardy, were showing signs of stress. Generally speaking though, it's just amazing how resilient our natives are in this climate.
If you would like to read more about The Australian Arid Lands Botanical Garden, you can find some more information here.
I like the idea of a Botanical Garden catering for a specific climate. Do you know of any gardens like this?
Oh Jane, this post is such a wonderful treat! Thank you for your lovely close-up photos of the fantastic sculpture and all these fabulous plants! I love Australian plants so much and you've featured some of my favourites! Those are amazing gumnuts, what a great tree.
Thank you for your kind comments, Liz. I particularly liked that eucalyptus..would love to see it in flower one day.
Even though we travelled through Port Augusta many years ago we were not aware of these botanical gardens. Pity that we missed it. Thank you for bringing this beauty to our attention. With the present drought we might have to change our gardening preferences and stick to the hardy natives.
We might have to do that Gerard, something I should keep in mind when I'm coveting some of the more delicate plants I'd like to grow in my garden.
It always impresses me to see plants that thrive under seemingly merciless conditions. It gives me hope in the face of climate change. This botanic garden looks to be especially well-maintained, which can't be easy under such tough conditions. Many of Southern California's botanic gardens devote areas to climate-appropriate plants and I've noticed that several of these have expanded their collections of such plants over the past several years, including the one 5 miles from me, where I currently serve as a docent.
It would make life a lot easier if we just grew what was appropriate to our climate, Kris, but somehow I always want to plant some of the more showy things! I think I have seen your Botanical garden on your blog, and I thought it was very impressive.
Excellent post! I enjoyed the photos and text very much. Gorgeous and fascinating plants in a beautiful setting. Thanks very much for this tour!
Thank you Tina, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
I just love that gum nut. You have just prompted me – I went to the Royal Botantic Gardens in Cranbourne – south of Melbourne. I've been meaning to post some photos but I just need to get a round tuit. Then I will.
That will be good, John, because we didn't manage to visit Cranbourne when we were in Melbourne earlier this year.
Thanks Jane for this wonderful look at a garden that's slightly out of the way for most of us. I do wonder if the level of care is high though (as per Kris P ^) – I've seen a number of harsh ecologies where only the native plants had a niche and which naturally have a lot of open space – high-metal soils (ultra-mafic zones), arid zones, tundra and taiga – many such places look gardened when they are not. I do not know about SA's weed flora though (but would like to).
There were many ag pipes around the garden, Nigel, but we wondered if there was enough water to service the gardens, considering the conditions. The main point is that most things were surviving despite what the weather was throwing at them. I don't know about the weeds either, being from NSW, but I imagine they're pretty much the same as we have here.
It sounds as though you have a BIG trip in the offing, PP. We gardeners do like the challenge of plants from outside our area, and what a pleasure it is when they flower!
Lovely photos Jane- the Eremophilas and Mallee in particular. I'd love to visit that botanic garden.
Thank you, Jane. Spring is surely the best time to see it. I have a friend who went at that time and pronounced it 'splendid'!
Another garden closer to me, is Tremenheere which is a sculpture garden as well as unusual in Cornwall for growing NZ, Australian and South Africa plants. I am sure they lost a few during the unexpected snow and cold temperatures, but I love visiting to see the Fynbos and the Xanthorrhoea. I shall have to have another visit and see if they have any Wattle trees!
Oh, and I love that tormented sculpture!
Hello Jude, thank you for your generous comment. I have looked at the Beth Chatto garden online and it is marvellous. I learnt about Fynbos only recently, particularly during the Chelsea Flower Show when I saw that beautiful garden there .Yes, the drought here is severe- we are in serious drought and the weather hasn't even warmed up yet. Tomorrow we're expecting -4 C, and I think the temps are affected by the lack of rain. I'll check out Tremenheere online: it sounds very interesting.
Sometimes, it does take a closer look to see what's there, but you are so right that even arid climates have much to offer. We visited Red Rock Canyon outside of Las Vegas, Nevada, and I was surprise at how much there was to see, including very odd places were water pooled in 110 degree temperatures!
That would have been fascinating to see. I looked at some photos online: what amazing landforms. I'd love to visit.
I'm glad you enjoyed the tour Gill. A return to this garden in Spring would be great, just to see those trees in flower. It's about 2000km away, so it probably won't happen!
We visited this garden in mid October and all the flowering gums were in bloom. It was so beautiful. It would be interesting to visit in a different season. The sculptures are wonderful.
Hi Carol, we were a bit early in the year to see the garden at its best, but it was till interesting. I'd love to have a return visit some time, but it's a very long way to go!
I'm so enjoying these posts. South Australia and the Flinders Ranges produced some of the best experiences on our trip. I remember the grass trees. But so many other delights here too.
Your drought has made headlines here this week. It makes my need for rain after a particularly dry summer seem rather insignificant in comparison.
Thanks so much, Jessica. I'm glad my posts are reminding you of a great trip. The drought has become very serious indeed, and we haven't even got to spring yet. Need for rain is relative, I think. You grow plants that are probably less hardy than ours, so your garden is gasping too. I've read that the farmers in the UK are having a hard time of it as well.
I'm growing quite a few Australian plants in my California garden, so it was a treat to see this post and some familiar plants growing in their native land.
Thanks for dropping in! I'm glad you enjoyed the post. I'll pop over and have a look at your garden.
What a fascinating tour with stunning photos, Jane. Thank you! 🙂 Isn't it incredible how resilient plants are, who would believe anything could survive such harsh conditions yet alone produce flowers and seeds? I love the Sturt's Desert Pea, they look almost surreal, somehow – fabulous colour, definitely one for you to try. Those gumnuts are amazing and make our Asturian ones look rather puny in comparison (mind you, the eucalpts shouldn't really be here at all)! I wonder if we will see more botanic gardens encouraging gardeners to grow local plants in the light of environmental and ecological issues? It's interesting to ponder what would be possible and what would be banned!
Oh, I wish you could too, Lis.
Very interesting. The Sturt's Desert Pea is pretty neat.
Thanks, Lonnie. Hopefully I can grow some this summer.
Very interesting post – Australia has some remarkable plants adapted to the specific conditions of particular parts of the country and it is fascinating to read more. In Morocco, French garden designers Eric Ossart and Arnaud Maurieres specialise in establishing arid gardens, but they use plants from all over the world including Australia, no doubt. We also saw eucalyptus groves, presumably planted for commercial purposes, north of the Atlas mountains during a recent visit, and I wondered if they were an appropriate choice. The trees are everywhere in Egypt, usually as perimeter markers around extensive estates/landholdings.
One garden in the UK features a terraced hillside with each level dedicated to plants from a different zone in the world, with New Zealand ferns etc at the bottom and rising to arid plants at the top – this is the Abbey Gardens in Tresco, Scilly Isles. Conditions there are very unusual, and the story of the garden's creation (and survival) is extraordinary.
Thank you, Sylvia for your most interesting comment. I have looked at the Abbey Gardens online and they certainly look like a wonderful place to visit with a tremendous variety of plants.i can see that the Scilly Isles have a unique climate. I also looked at Ossart and Maurieres gardens….stunning. Perhaps I'll see some of these gardens one day. I understand what you mean about eucalyptus trees being an appropriate choice. They are so very flammable. When we were on holiday in Portugal, we saw huge plantations of them and I later wondered if they contributed to the ferocity of the recent fires there.


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The Electric State és una pel·lícula d'aventures i ciència-ficció dirigida per Anthony i Joe Russo i escrita per Christopher Markus i Stephen McFeely, basada en la novel·la gràfica del mateix nom de Simon Stålenhag. La pel·lícula compta amb un repartiment que inclou Millie Bobby Brown, Chris Pratt, Ke Huy Quan, Stanley Tucci, Jason Alexander, Brian Cox, Jenny Slate, Giancarlo Esposito, Anthony Mackie i Billy Bob Thornton.

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