Bou Saab conveyed to King Abdullah the warm greetings of President Michel Aoun, who in turn expressed his great respect for the Lebanese President and people, praising the strong bilateral relations between the two countries.
Both men discussed the common problems shared by Lebanon and Jordan and the solutions to be adopted in the interest of both states. In this context, talks touched on Jordan's previous aids to Lebanon and the possible military cooperation in the future.
Following his encounter with the King of Jordan, Minister Bou Saab held a meeting with Jordanian Prime Minister, Defense Minister Omar Al-Razzaz. Talks centered on economic cooperation in all fields, stressing the need to organize work meetings between the Governments of Lebanon and Jordan through the concerned ministries to develop ways of cooperation, whether in the electricity or water dossier which was raised by Speaker Nabih Berri during his recent visit to Jordan.
Furthermore, and on the sidelines of the Economic Forum, Bou Saab also participated in a panel discussion attended by Jordan and Oman's Foreign Ministers, Ayman Safadi and Youssef ben Alawi ben Abdallah, and Holland's Minister of International Trade and Development Cooperation, Sigrid Kaag.
In a press release by Minister Bou Saab's media office, it indicated that the panel discussion focused on the regional crisis, the basis of which is the Israeli occupation of Arab territories.
"We do not have to go to Israel. We are talking to the international community, which has supported Israel and strengthened it, so the solution is to pressure Israel through it [international community] to stop its occupation of Arab lands," said Bou Saab in his intervention at the panel in response to a question if they were ready to talk to Israel to solve the problem. It was remarkably noted herein that participants stressed the Syrian identity of the Golan and Israel's occupation of it.
"The solution begins with resolving the crisis, which is Israel's occupation of the Palestinian territories. This constitutes a gateway to a comprehensive solution in the region," Bou Saab underlined.


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When we mention the Pays Basque in the South West site, we are infact referring to the three French Basque provinces (Soule, Basse-Navarre and Labourde) of the Basque Country or Euskal-herri that includes these three "French" provinces plus four Spanish ones.
The origins of the Basque people pre-date the Indo-European settlements of Europe. The Basque language, spoken by 20% of the current population, is very different from Gaellic and European languages spoken in the rest of the world today. The Basques also have a very distinct and lively culture, sports such as Pelote and their own cuisine.
Basse-Navarre was previously the north of the Kingdom of Navarre, capital Pamplona (now in Spain), that was conquered by the Spanish Kings in 16th Century and seperated into two provinces, Basse (Low) to the North and Haute (High) to the South. Pamplona remained capital of the Haute-Navarre, while Saint-Palais became capital of the Basse-Navarre, under the control of the Bourbons. The borders of Navarre had changed over time and various attempts had been made to unify all the Basque people under the throne of Navarre.
However the division of the Kingdom into two provinces eventually led to the division of Navarre between France and Spain that exists today.
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This cave hosted the oldest known human remains in Europe
These Homo sapiens lived about 46,000 to 44,000 years ago, researchers say
Excavations in Bulgaria's Bacho Kiro Cave (shown) unearthed the oldest directly dated remains of Homo sapiens in what's now Europe, researchers say.
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By Bruce Bower
The oldest directly dated human remains have turned up in a Bulgarian cave. The tooth and six bone fragments are more than 40,000 years old.
The new discoveries came from Bulgaria's Bacho Kiro Cave. They support a scenario in which Homo sapiens from Africa reached the Middle East some 50,000 years ago. Then they rapidly spread into Europe and Central Asia, the scientists say.
Other fossils had been found in Europe that seemed to come from a similarly early time. But their ages — perhaps 45,000 to 41,500 years old — were not based on the fossils themselves. Instead, their dates came from sediment and artifacts found with the fossils.
Still other human fossils could be much older. One skull fragment from what's now Greece might date to at least 210,000 years ago. It was reported last year. If true, that would be the oldest by far in Europe. But not all scientists agree it's human. Some think it could be Neandertal.
Jean-Jacques Hublin studies ancient human ancestors at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology. It's in Leipzig, Germany. He led the team that found the new fossils. At first, he says, only the tooth was recognizable. The bone bits were too broken to identify by eye. But the researchers were able to extract proteins from them. They analyzed how the building blocks of those proteins were arranged. This can point to what species they come from. That analysis showed the new fossils were human.
The team also looked at mitochondrial DNA in six of the seven fossils. This type of DNA typically is inherited only from the mother. It, too, showed the fossils were human.
Helen Fewlass is an archaeologist at Max Planck. She led a second study that included many of the same researchers. Her team used radiocarbon dating to calculate the fossils' age. Hublin's group also compared their mitochondrial DNA to that of ancient and present-day people. The two methods consistently dated the fossils to around 46,000 to 44,000 years ago.
The teams describe the finds and ages May 11 in two papers in Nature Ecology & Evolution.
Humans reached what's now Bulgaria as early as around 46,000 years ago, new studies show. The people made bone tools (top row) and bear-tooth pendants and other personal ornaments (bottom row).J.-J. Hublin et al/Nature 2020
Toolmakers
The researchers turned up cultural artifacts along with the fossils. They are the earliest known stone tools and personal ornaments. They come from what's known as the Initial Upper Paleolithic culture. These people left behind small, sharpened stones with pointed ends. The stones may have been attached to wooden handles at one time, Hublin and colleagues say. The new results suggest that Initial Upper Paleolithic tools were made for only a few thousand years. Then they were replaced by a later culture. That was known as Aurignacian. Previous European excavations date Aurignacian items to between 43,000 and 33,000 years ago.
The newly found items include stone tools and pendants made from cave bear teeth. Similar objects were made a few thousand years later by western European Neandertals. Ancient humans in Bulgaria may have mingled with native Neandertals. Human-made tools might have inspired the later Neandertal designs, Hublin says. "The Bacho Kiro cave provides evidence that pioneer groups of Homo sapiens brought new behaviors into Europe and interacted with local Neandertals," he concludes.
Chris Stringer wasn't part of the new studies. He works at the Natural History Museum in London, England. And this paleoanthropologist has a different idea. He notes that Neandertals made jewelry out of eagle talons around 130,000 years ago. That's long before H. sapiens are generally thought to have first reached Europe. So the newcomers' ornaments may not have inspired the Neandertals after all, Stringer says.
Initial Upper Paleolithic toolmakers likely faced a tough time in Europe, he notes. Their groups may have been too small to stay or survive very long. The climate fluctuated a lot at that time. He suspects they also confronted larger groups of Neandertals. Instead, he argues, the Aurignacian toolmakers are who first took root in Europe.
Bacho Kiro discoveries help fill in where and when H. sapiens settled in southeastern Europe, says Paul Pettitt. He's an archaeologist at Durham University in England. Like Stringer, he was not part of Hublin's team. He, too, suspects ancient humans' stay at Bacho Kiro "was brief and ultimately a failure."
The cave site also hosts more than 11,000 fragments of animal bones. They come from 23 species, including bison, red deer, cave bears and goats. Some of these bones showed stone tool marks. These appear due to butchery and skinning of the animals. Some also had breaks where marrow was removed, the researchers say.
anthropology: The study of humankind. A social scientist who studies different societies and cultures is called an anthropologist.
artifact: Some human-made object (such as a pot or brick) that can be used as one gauge of a community's culture or history. (in statistics or experiments) Something measured or observed that is not naturally a part of some system. It was instead introduced accidentally as a result of how the measurement or study was performed.
behavior: The way something, often a person or other organism, acts towards others, or conducts itself.
climate: The weather conditions that typically exist in one area, in general, or over a long period.
culture: (n. in social science) The sum total of typical behaviors and social practices of a related group of people (such as a tribe or nation). Their culture includes their beliefs, values and the symbols that they accept and/or use. Culture is passed on from generation to generation through learning. Scientists once thought culture to be exclusive to humans. Now they recognize some other animals show signs of culture as well, including dolphins and primates.
DNA: (short for deoxyribonucleic acid) A long, double-stranded and spiral-shaped molecule inside most living cells that carries genetic instructions. It is built on a backbone of phosphorus, oxygen, and carbon atoms. In all living things, from plants and animals to microbes, these instructions tell cells which molecules to make.
ecology: A branch of biology that deals with the relations of organisms to one another and to their physical surroundings. A scientist who works in this field is called an ecologist.
evolution: (v. to evolve) A process by which species undergo changes over time, usually through genetic variation and natural selection. These changes usually result in a new type of organism better suited for its environment than the earlier type. The newer type is not necessarily more "advanced," just better adapted to the particular conditions in which it developed.
evolutionary: An adjective that refers to changes that occur within a species over time as it adapts to its environment.
excavation: A site where someone has systematically removed earth or rock to uncover buried materials of value, such as bones or artifacts.
extract: (v.) To separate one chemical (or component of something) from a complex mix.
fossil: Any preserved remains or traces of ancient life. There are many different types of fossils: The bones and other body parts of dinosaurs are called "body fossils." Things like footprints are called "trace fossils." Even specimens of dinosaur poop are fossils. The process of forming fossils is called fossilization.
Homo: A genus of species that includes modern humans (Homo sapiens). All had large brains and used tools. This genus is believed to have first evolved in Africa and over time evolved and radiated throughout the rest of the world.
host: (v.) The act of providing a home or environment for something.
marrow: (in physiology and medicine) Spongy tissue that develops inside of bones. Most red blood cells, infection-fighting white blood cells and blood platelets form within the marrow.
mitochondrial DNA: DNA passed on to offspring, almost always by their female parent. Housed in mitochondria, this DNA is double-stranded but circular. It's also very small, only possessing a small share of the genes found in the main package of DNA, the material found in a cell's nucleus.
native: Associated with a particular location; native plants and animals have been found in a particular location since recorded history began. These species also tend to have developed within a region, occurring there naturally (not because they were planted or moved there by people). Most are particularly well adapted to their environment.
Neandertal: A species (Homo neanderthalensis) that lived in Europe and parts of Asia from about 200,000 years ago to roughly 28,000 years ago.
paleoanthropologist: A scientist who studies ancient humans and hominid biology, also the behavior and evolution of hominids evolved. This field is based on the analysis of fossils, remnants, artifacts or markings created or used by hominids.
paleolithic: An adjective meaning old stone, it refers to the early Stone Age. This period began about 750,000 years ago and ended about 200,000 years ago. A hunter-gather period, it predates when people began farming.
protein: A compound made from one or more long chains of amino acids. Proteins are an essential part of all living organisms. They form the basis of living cells, muscle and tissues; they also do the work inside of cells. Among the better-known, stand-alone proteins are the hemoglobin (in blood) and the antibodies (also in blood) that attempt to fight infections. Medicines frequently work by latching onto proteins.
scenario: A possible (or likely) sequence of events and how they might play out.
sediment: Material (such as stones and sand) deposited by water, wind or glaciers.
skull: The skeleton of a person's or animal's head.
species: A group of similar organisms capable of producing offspring that can survive and reproduce.
talon: The curved toenail-like claw on the foot of a bird, lizard or other predatory animal that uses these claws to snag prey and tear into its tissues.
tool: An object that a person or other animal makes or obtains and then uses to carry out some purpose such as reaching food, defending itself or grooming.
Journal: J.-J. Hublin et al. Initial Upper Palaeolithic Homo sapiens from Bacho Kiro Cave, Bulgaria. Nature. Vol. 581, May 11, 2020, p. 299. doi: 10.1038/s41586-020-2259-z.
Journal: H. Fewlass et al. A 14C chronology for the Middle to Upper Palaeolithic transition at Bacho Kiro Cave, Bulgaria. Nature Ecology & Evolution. Published online May 11, 2020. doi: 10.1038/s41559-020-1136-3.
Journal: K. Harvati et al. Apidima Cave fossils provide earliest evidence of Homo sapiens in Eurasia. Nature. Vol. 571, July 25, 2019, p. 500. doi:10.1038/s41586-019-1376-z.
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Bruce Bower has written about the behavioral sciences for Science News since 1984. He writes about psychology, anthropology, archaeology and mental health issues.
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32 life lessons I learned by age 32
Susie Moore,
Apr. 11, 2017, 10:36 AM
"I've never followed a conventional path and that's probably my favorite thing about my life so far," writes Susie Moore, pictured.
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In early January, I clinked glasses with my husband and a couple of close friends as I turned 32 (for those of you also with a late Dec/early Jan B-Day — I feel ya)!
I've never followed a conventional path and that's probably my favorite thing about my life so far. I've done most things on my terms and believed early on in setting my own agenda — even if that means making really difficult decisions.
I've moved countries multiple times, left a lucrative job to work for myself, gotten married and divorced then married again and I consistently goal myself to do new things that I'm totally "unqualified" to do. Fear, uncertainty and change have been my biggest, most constant teachers.
As I remain humble and open to many more, today I'm sharing with you 32 life lessons that I've learned so far.
There has never been a better time in history to live an extraordinary, unlimited life.
Don't listen to others when it comes to making big decisions. Your inner voice has the answers.
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We're all connected. As Mark Nepo says, "being human is looking so deeply into the other person that you recognize yourself."
Life is better when you're in it (not on the sidelines, watching).
Take your desires seriously. They're all you've got. Deepak Chopra teaches, "Within every desire is the mechanics for its fulfillment."
You don't have to work in a corporate job. It's not safe anyway, despite what they tell you. There's much more fun and money to be had if you can handle a little uncertainty (warning — most people would choose misery over uncertainty but you don't have to be one of them). Doing work that you truly love is the best gift you will ever give yourself.
Laugh often. People who laugh versus get offended or get upset over small stuff have way healthier lives.
Ask for a raise when you feel it's due. Always. It adds up to more than you believe.
Kindness counts above all else. It does not matter how good looking, educated or interesting someone is. It all means nothing without kindness.
Worry less. As happiness researcher Shawn Achor says, "Adversities, no matter what they are, simply don't hit us as hard as we think they will. Our fear of consequences is always worse than the consequences themselves."
Visualize! Picture your ideal life daily and consistently take small steps towards your vision. Each small step adds up to a life.
Always be de-cluttering! Closets, paperwork, unsupportive friends, apps, inboxes. Simplicity is heaven.
It's never about where you start. I come from a small town, a broken home, an alcoholic father and no money. If you hate your situation, I guarantee you that you can change it. Your current circumstances are always temporary (both good and bad).
Qualifications mean less than you think. Knowledge is only potential power. Doing/creating/building is what counts (and it's where you gain the best knowledge).
The best way to do it is to do it. Take risks. You'll be dead soon. As my friend Sean Behr says, "don't die wondering."
Read like a maniac — biographies especially. All mistakes that can be made and lessons that can be learned have already been experienced by someone else. Reading is like a Cheater's Guide to navigating your life.
The biggest regrets come from pleasing other people. A Buddhist monk said if you meditated for 20 years the final message you would arrive at is, "Be yourself."
Live where you want to live. Despite what you might think — you are NOT stuck! If your dream is to live in London, Paris, San Francisco — go!
Love yourself. Especially when you don't "deserve it".
Forgive others no matter what they did to you. This is like inner-peace on a platter. BUT you don't have to be friends with people who've hurt you.
Success isn't passive. Elizabeth Gilbert nailed it when she said, "Participate relentlessly in the manifestation of your own blessings."
Talk to new people. All opportunities come from the people you meet. It's humans who make things happen, nothing else.
Time cures heartbreak. Nothing else. As Regina Brett says, "Give time time."
It's OK if people don't like you. Truly. I love what Paulo Coelho says, "Haters are confused admirers who cannot understand why everyone loves you."
Say no and don't feel guilty about it. Martha Beck put it best, "When it comes to saying yes or no to something or someone, choose the answer that feels like freedom."
No one is ever ready. Just begin, baby.
Focus on your strengths, always. Crafting your strengths will get you much further than improving your weaker areas. Let your strengths shine and don't apologize for them!
Everyone is scared.
As Ricky Gervais says, "No one knows what they're doing, either." We are all just doing our best as we go along. Let this make you feel free, liberated and tolerant of all others who are just doing their best, too.
Love is stronger than death. When we lose our loved ones all that's lost is their physical form.
You are going to be OK.
Susie Moore is a life coach and author based in New York City who has been featured on the Today show and Forbes. Sign up for her free weekly confidence tips via her website.
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The profile and biography of the Malayalam actress Meghana Raj is given below. She is an artist who has shown her acting skills in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam films. As she is born into a family where her parents are into acting, her entry to film field was much expected. Read the below article to know more about this actress.
Meghana Sunder Raj, the familiar young Malayalam actress is not a Malayali by birth. She hails from Bangalore Karnataka. She was born on 3rd May 1990 as the only daughter to Sundar Raj and Pramila Joshai. Acting is not a new factor for a girl like Meghana as both her parents are known artists in Kannada film industry. As she belongs to a mixed family, she is quite fluent with Kannada and Tamil language. Meghana is currently pursuing Bachelor's degree in psychology from Christ University, Bangalore.
Meghana Raj was initially a theater artist. She has performed in the play "Jokumaraswamy" with her father Sudar Raj when she was a child. That was the starting for everything. Director K. Balachander was the one who first asked Meghana to act in his upcoming film. The director have seen her during the audio launch function of the Tamil film "Poi". Accepting his offer, Meghana acted in the Tamil film "Krishnaleelai". But due to various reasons the release of the film got delayed.
Meghana's first film that was released was a Telugu film " Bendu Apparao R.M.P" (2009), directed by E.V.V Satyanarayana. She signed the contract and started acting for this movie even before the release of her first film "Krishnaleelai". In this movie Meghana appeared as Gayathri, a school teacher. This comedy entertainer was a huge success at the box office. Soon after this movie, she made her debut in Kannada through the film "Punda" (2010), a remake of the 2007 Tamil film "Polladhavan". She played the female lead role in this movie as well.
In the year 2010, Meghana got an opportunity to act in the Tamil film "Kaadhal Solla Vandhen", directed by Boopathy Pandian. It is considered to be her first movie in Tamil but it was a commercial failure. But still, by then she had made her debut in three languages continuously. In the same year she got the chance to make her debut in Malayalam film industry through the movie "Yakshiyum Njanum", directed by Vinayan. Even though the movie was just an average movie, it had good songs in it with excellent picturaization. As Meghana played the female lead role in this film, all the song sequences where filled with her, this in-turn made her quite popular in Kerala.
In 2011, she appeared in a Malayalam movie "August 15", directed by Shaji Kailas starring Mammooty, Shwetha Menon, Meghana Raj etc. Her character was Lekshmi in this movie. Again she got an opportunity to act as the heroine in another Malayalam movie "Raghuvinte Swantham Rasiya", directed by Vinayan. Meghana appeared as Raziya who was in love with Raghu (Murali Krishnan), her neighbor. Later on due to situations she becomes mentally challenged and wanders here and there. Many men took advantage of her. Meghana has done excellent performance as Raziya.
Her first Tamil film in 2011 was "Uyarthiru 420", directed by S. Premnath. Meghana and lyricist Snehan appeared in the lead roles. Her next Malayalam movie was "Pachuvum Kovalanum", directed by Thaha. In this movie Mukesh, Suraj Venjaramood, Meghna Raj and Jyothirmayi played the lead roles. It was a flop movie. But not to worry, as Meghana had a super-hit release in Malayalam soon after this movie. The super-hit movie was "Beautiful" directed by V. K. Prakash. Jayasurya, Anoop Menon and Meghana Raj played the lead roles. Meghana truly deserves appreciation for her performance in this movie. She appeared as Anjali, a home nurse and was even nominated for Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress.
"Nandha Nandhitha" (Tamil), "Achante Aanmakkal" (Malayalam), "Namukku Parkkan" (Malayalam), "Mullamottum Munthiricharum" (Malayalam), "Banking Hours 10 to 4" (Malayalam), "Lucky" (Telugu), "Poppins" (Malayalam), "Madirasi" (Malayalam) etc are her movies which were released in the year 2012. "Maad Dad" (2013), a Malayalam movie is her latest release. The film was directed by Revathy S Varma under the banner of P N V Associates. Meghana appeared as Annamma, the wife of Palachottil Geevargees Kuriyakose Easo (Lal). It is a good movie with positive reviews.
"Up & Down - Mukalil Oralundu" directed by T. K. Rajeev Kumar, "Good Bad and Ugly" directed by V R Rathish, "Red Wine" directed by Salam Bappu, "Mirror" directed by Kukku Surendran etc are her upcoming movies in Malayalam. Meghana has also signed contract for a couple of Tamil and Kananda movies as well. "Kalla Siripazhaga" (Tamil), "Nimirndhu Nil" (Tamil), "Raja Huli" (Kannada) etc are some among them.


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Resignations and Appointments, 26.09.2022
Appointment of prefect of the Dicastery for Culture and Education
Appointment of archivist and librarian of the Holy Roman Church
Resignation of bishop of Takamatsu, Japan
The Holy Father has appointed His Eminence Cardinal José Tolentino de Mendonça, until now archivist and librarian of the Holy Roman Church, as prefect of the Dicastery for Culture and Education.
The Holy Father has appointed Archbishop Angelo Vincenzo Zani, until now secretary of the former Congregation for Catholic Education, as archivist and librarian of the Holy Roman Church.
The Holy Father has accepted the resignation from the pastoral care of the diocese of Takamatsu, Japan, presented by Bishop John Eijiro Suwa.
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Andrey Boreyko
Sharon and Timothy Ubben Music Director
Now in his seventh season as Music Director of Artis—Naples, Andrey Boreyko's inspiring leadership has raised the artistic standard and brought a new intensity to the Naples Philharmonic. The driving force behind the continued creative growth of this multidisciplinary organization, Andrey continues to explore connections between art forms through interdisciplinary thematic programming. Significant projects during his tenure have included pairing Ballet Russes-inspired contemporary visual artworks of Belgian artist Isabelle de Borchgrave with performances of Stravinsky's Pulcinella and The Firebird and commissioning a series of compact pieces by composers including Giya Kancheli to pair with an exhibition featuring small, but personal works by artists such as Picasso and Calder that were created as special gifts for the renowned collector Olga Hirshhorn.
2020-21 marks Andrey's second season as Music and Artistic Director of Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra. In addition to their regular collaborations at home, last season Andrey and the orchestra performed at the Chopin and his Europe Festival, the Beethoven Easter Festival, and across Japan. Their planned engagements this season include the Warsaw Autumn Festival, Beethoven Festival, and a return to the Easter Festival.
A popular guest conductor with major orchestras across the globe, Andrey's planned guest engagements this season include Atlanta Symphony, Seattle Symphony, St Petersburg Philharmonic, National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia, Prague Symphony, as well as performances in Australia with the Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney Symphony orchestras.
Last season, his highlights included a substantial tour of Europe with The State Academic Symphony Orchestra of Russia (including Hamburg, Cologne, Frankfurt and Munich), engagements with NAC Ottawa, Seoul Philharmonic, Orquesta Sinfónica de Galicia, and the Salzburg Mozarteum Orchester.
Over the past few seasons Andrey has toured to the Ljubljana, Rheingau, Gstaad, and Grafenegg festivals with the Filarmonica della Scalla. Other orchestras he has worked with include the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Sinfonica Nazionale RAI, Sinfonia Varsovia (with whom he appeared in the Budapest Palace of Arts' Bridging Europe Festival with Piotr Anderszewski), Toronto Symphony, Sydney Symphony, Frankfurt Museumsgesellschaft,Konzerthausorchester Berlin, Royal Stockholm Philharmonic, Berliner Philharmoniker, Gothenburg Symphony, Bamberger Symphoniker, Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Münchner Philharmoniker, Staatskapelle Dresden, Leipzig Gewandhausorchester, Wiener Symphoniker, Filharmonica della Scala, Orchestra del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, Royal Concertgebouw, Orchestre de Paris, Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France, Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, London Symphony, Philharmonia, and Rotterdam Philharmonic. In North America, he has conducted Seattle, Minnesota, San Francisco, New York Philharmonic, Chicago Symphony, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Dallas, and Detroit Symphony orchestras, as well as the Cleveland Orchestra at the Blossom Festival in 2019.
A passionate advocate for rarely performed and undeservedly forgotten works, Andreychampioned compositions by Victoria Borisova-Ollas in an extensive concert and recording project with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra in 2017. As part of the Prague Spring Festival 2018, Andrey conducted the Prague Symphony Orchestra in a rendition of Jan Novak's Dido and late that year returned to conduct Zdeněk Fibich's rarely performed Vodnik. He returned to Rundfunk Sinfonie Orchester Berlin in February 2018 with a performance of Valentin Silvestrov's Requiem for Larissa.
Notable amongst Andrey's discography with the Radio-Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR (of whom he was Principal Guest Conductor), are Arvo Pärt's Lamentate and Valentin Silvestrov'sSymphony No. 6 (both for ECM records), the premiere recording of his original version of the Suite from Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk and Shostakovich symphonies No. 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 and 15, both on Hänssler Classics. He has also recorded Tchaikovsky's Manfred Symphony with the Düsseldorfer Symphoniker, and Lutosławski's Chain 2 with the Los Angeles Philharmonic for Yarling Records. Nonesuch released a recording of the Górecki's Symphony No. 4 with the London Philharmonic Orchestra, shortly after Andrey conducted the work in concert with them, subsequently performing the American premiere with Los Angeles Philharmonic. Of his (recently released) live recording with Poznan Philharmonic from 1995, Ivan Moody in the August 2018 Gramophone magazine writes "Boreyko is masterly in sustaining the tension throughout the movement, right to the almost motionless final chords. Boreyko knows exactly what he is doing — again, the tension never flags and the pacing is exactly right — and Iżykowska is simply superb, perfectly atone with the orchestra. If you have not already guessed, I was in tears almost throughout the disc. Even if you have every other recording of this work in the catalogue, you should still buy this one. It is a masterly performance of a masterpiece".
From 2012 Andrey was Music Director of the Orchestre National de Belgique, a post he held with great commitment for five years, expanding the Orchestra's activities nationally and internationally, including an annual performance in the Amsterdam Concertgebouw. His first position in Europe was as Chief Conductor of Poznan Philharmonic. He has also held the positions of Chief Conductor of the Jenaer Philharmonie (of whom he is now Honorary Conductor and with whom he received awards for the most innovative concert programming in three consecutive seasons from the Deutscher Musikverleger-Verband), Hamburger Symphoniker, Winnipeg Symphony, Berner Sinfonieorchester, and Music Director of the Düsseldorf Symphoniker.
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Originally published in TrailerBoat #271, July / August 2011.
The Mercury Marine OptiMax 150 is the middle of three direct fuel-injection two-stroke outboards from 135 to 175hp, all of which use the same 60° V6 powerhead.
The 2.5lt loop-charged powerhead has been around a long, long time and in my opinion is one of the best Mercury engines. In carburetted and EFI form, it can develop up to 200hp. The combination of a relatively low WOT (wide open throttle) range — from 5250 to 5750rpm — plus big cylinder bore and short piston stroke ensure its long lifespan. I've even tried a race version running on Avgas and this pushed us to 84kts (155kmh) in a 5.5m skiboat on the upper Hawkesbury River.
Unlike some of its four-stroke competition, the Mercury OptiMax 150 outboard motor is a true marine engine with a diecast alloy cylinder block and head designed to handle the rigours of direct saltwater cooling. Spare parts are readily available and Mercury even offers a rebuild program for the powerhead.
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Above 1500rpm the overall air / fuel ratio increases to generate the torque needed to plane a hull. Combined with fuel / oil ratios varying from 44:1 at WOT down to 400:1 when trolling, the 150 is very economical for its output. The standard in-boat oil tank holds 11.4lt.
At 201kg in extralongshaft (25in) the Mercury OptiMax 150 outboard motor is much lighter than any of the direct four-stroke competition. I tested one on an Archer 58C plate-alloy cuddy cabin, pushing a total of 1350kg and spinning an 18in pitch Quicksilver Mirage stainless steel prop. During the test I felt the demo 150 was slightly overpropped and could have done with a 17in prop. Even so, it performed flawlessly with low vibration levels across the entire rpm range and scarcely any harmonics through the hull structure.
The holeshot acceleration was matched only by other 150hp DFI two-stroke outboards and only when I poured on the power did the typical Mercury V6 "howl" become noticeable. However, the Mercury OptiMax 150 outboard was still noisier overall than the four-stroke competition.
Through full-lock figure-of-eight turns at 4000rpm there was absolutely no prop ventilation — quite an achievement on a plate-hull with a long external keel.
Hot or cold, the 150 started instantly with no oil smoke appearing at any time, nor was there an oil smell when backing upwind. However, the Mercury control box shifting action was "notchy" and should be improved.
Providing the antiventilation plate was kept at least three quarters immersed, power astern was good and no cooling-water starvation occurred. When trolling, the fuel consumption was comparable to that of a 60hp four-stroke outboard and a carburetted 25hp two-stroke. Best of all, after one hour of performance testing the 150 had used only 9.5lt — a superb figure for any 150hp outboard!
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Casino in Chatham-Kent Could be Open for Business 3 Months Ahead of Schedule.
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News of a brand-new casino establishment in Chatham-Kent, comes after CEO of Gateway Casinos & Entertainment, Tony Santo, conducted a meeting with council members and local press last week. He is said to have provided a tour of the site where the new casino is being constructed, as well as an update confirming how completion was already way ahead of schedule.
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Finishing touches are being applied to the building's exterior, which will incorporate fully-sealed, large glass sections within the next few weeks. And although the property was expected to have all work finished by August 15th, Santo expects completion will be three months premature, and hopes to open the establishment by July 1st.
"We're really excited and anxious to get the property open," Santo said to press.
The project is being carried out by a local contractor called BLT Construction Services, and the firm's manager, Robert Principe, said the final stages will take place around mid-March.
Mayor of Chatham-Kent, Darrin Canniff is said to be pleased with the progress and efforts made surrounding the new gambling facility. "It really makes a statement that Chatham-Kent's open for business," Canniff said.
"I'm looking forward to the opening and just seeing it become one of the community hubs," he added.
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The casino, which is yet to be given a name, is set to feature a 45,000 sq. ft. gaming area, along with 333 slot machines, 12 table games, and 2 signature family-friendly restaurants with no age restrictions.
"We don't design it where people feel like they have to go into the casino. It's really about coming here having a good time. If you want to gamble that's fine, if you don't that's fine, too," said Santo.
"I think it's going to be a great entertainment facility and it's going to be a place where people can eat, drink and have a good time." He added.
Santo also confirmed how the recruitment process has already begun and how the casino will generate over 200 new employment opportunities, with 100 of the operator's existing employees to have their contracts transferred over from the Gateway Casino in Dresden.
While some locals have expressed their concerns over a large-scale gambling facility in the town, the Mayor said that he has received mostly positive appraisal since the original proposal for the project was put forward.
"Overall, there's a lot of excitement in the community about this facility opening," he said. "It's adding 200 jobs, it's going to keep people here in Chatham-Kent that would otherwise go other places to do the gambling, so it's going to add a lot to the Chatham-Kent economy."
About Gateway Casinos
Gateway Casinos is a Canadian-based entertainment and gaming company with headquarters situated in Burnaby, British Columbia.
Founded in 1992, the company currently operates 12 casinos throughout BC and Alberta, including The Grand Villa Casino & Convention Centre, Starlight Casino, Cascades Resort, Lake City Casinos, the Baccarat & Palace Casino, Chances Community Gaming Centre, and Newton Bingo Hall to name a few. They also own and manage an additional 24 gaming facilities throughout Western Canada, and are considered one of the largest gambling and entertainment operators in the country.
Currently there are a combined total of over 8,000 employees in their establishments, over 13,000 slot machines, 429 table games (including 48 poker tables), over 80 bars and dining facilities, and 561 hotel rooms.
2017 marked the company's 25th anniversary in the Canadian gaming industry, in which they held communal celebrations with staff and locals in Surrey. They also made their annual contribution of $5,000 to local charities in the area, in which The Evergreen Transition House was said to be selected for the occasion.
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7 Signs of an Emotionally Abusive Relationship—and What to Do About it
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The signs of emotional abuse aren't always obvious. Here, experts share exactly what to look out for.
Jenn Sinrich
You've probably heard the term "abusive relationship" before, but likely associated it with physical abuse. It turns out, however, that there is more than just one type of abuse. In fact abuse can be verbal and emotional, as easily as it can be physical, notes Laura F. Dabney, M.D., relationship psychiatrist in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Verbal abuse also goes by the term emotional abuse and it's characterized by any form of an attempt to make one of the partners in the relationship weak or powerless or to minimize or humiliate them, Dr. Dabney goes on to explain. "It can be as simple as saying, 'You're so dumb' or swearing and name calling, and as complex as a need to 'one-up' your accomplishments, or denigrate them, whenever possible," she says.
While emotional abuse is quite common in relationships, it can be harder to identify than physical abuse, which can leave many partners staying in these abusive relationships without even knowing that they are abusive in nature. "Emotional abuse can often be hidden, covert, or gradual so that victims do not recognize it, and victims can experience blame and manipulation so frequently that they do not fully identify the negative patterns that are taking place," says Shelley Sommerfeldt, Psy.D., clinical psychologist who specializes in relationships. "Many victims' concerns can be dismissed and undermined that they may not believe their own memory to be true which can result in their making excuses for their partner's behavior or not recognizing that abuse even occurs."
Whether or not you think you're in an emotionally abusive relationship, it can be helpful to know the key signs. This may help you identify elements of emotional abuse in other relationships around you. Here are some of the most common signs of an emotionally abusive relationship, according to experts.
Your partner isolates you from your friends and family.
If, ever since you started to date you significant other, you've been encouraged to seclude yourself away from certain friends and family, this is a huge red flag. "These feelings and experiences indicate that there is a loss of liberties for one person while the other person is exerting power and control unreasonably and uncompromisingly," explains Mayra Mendez, Ph.D., LMFT, a licensed psychotherapist and program coordinator for intellectual and developmental disabilities and mental health services at Providence Saint John's Child and Family Development Center in Santa Monica, California. "Seek help by talking to someone outside the relationship and begin to look for an out to recapture your individuation and independent existence."
Your partner berates you and calls you names.
If you notice that your partner persistently calls you names, and it is not in jest or funny, this is a sign that your partner disregards, demeans and disrespects you, explains Dr. Mendez. "These behaviors by a partner suggest that the partner is seeking power and control over you by belittling and disparaging you—building themself up at your expense," she says. "When this is the primary manner of interaction and engagement, it may be necessary to seek therapy help or counsel from friends and family especially if you feel victimized and believe less of yourself resulting from a partner who is persistently deprecating you."
Your partner constantly tries to control everything you do.
In an emotionally abusive relationship, attempts to control the partner are commonly seen, notes Dr. Sommerfeldt. "There may be attempts to control behavior, finances, and other autonomous choices—for example, some people may attempt to control what the other person wears or how they act," she says. "An abuser engages in controlling and isolating behaviors to get the victim dependent upon them and the relationship and, as a result, the victim cannot interact with others in a healthy way and becomes more reliant on the relationship with the abuser. Jealousy and accusations are typical emotional abuse tactics."
Your partner gaslights you.
If your partner acts in complete confidence as if you have no idea what happened and acts shocked, mocking, or dismissive of your interpretation of the events with such intensity that you start to doubt your own experiences, this is known as gaslighting, explains Dr. Sommerfeldt. "It is normal for people to have some variation on how they remember things, but gaslighting is not just a difference of opinion—it is a complete break with the reality of what happened paired with shaming you for your memory of the events," she says. "If you feel like you are being gaslit and are starting to doubt your own memory or experiences, try keeping a journal for yourself or telling a close and trusted friend when important things happen and, when you feel like your partner is gaslighting you, check in with these memory keepers."
Your partner is always sacrificing your own needs.
If you feel as though you have to give up your interests, likes and friendships to accommodate your partner to prevent an argument or make them happy, this is a sign of emotional abuse, notes Anabel Basulto, LMFT, is a licensed marriage and family therapist at Kaiser Permanente in Orange County, California. "Remember that having independent interests is a sign of a healthy relationship," she says. She recommends maintaining your individuality as best as you can for the optimal health of yourself and your relationship.
Your partner has no control over their jealous rage.
If you are constantly being accused of cheating and feel like your partner is monitoring your every move, this is a destructive form of controlling and abusive behavior. "If your partner is showing jealous words or behaviors, talk to them about it," says Dr. Sommerfeldt. "If the person is a healthy partner, they will have insight into the irrationality of their behavior and that it is likely based on their fears and not your actions, and will be able to apologize and work on their ability to trust."
Your partner publicly teases or humiliates you.
In a healthy relationship, your partner would never do either of these things, but an abusive partner will tear you down in front of others because it increases their sense of power and control over you, explains Dr. Sommerfeldt. "If your partner does this, tell them it is unacceptable (either in the moment or later when you are alone)," she says. "If they are a healthy partner, they will be able to apologize and cease the behavior, but if they gaslight, minimize or apologize without chaining their behaviors, then the relationship may be too abusive for you to tolerate."
If you or someone you know are experiencing abuse, contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline, which offers confidential help 24/7.
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JOHNNY FIRECLOUD 1975
Victor Mohica (Johnny Firecloud), Ralph Meeker (Colby), David Canary (Jesse), Christina Hart (June), Frank DeKova (White Eagle), Sacheen Littlefeather (Nenya), Richard Kennedy (Ned), George 'Buck' Flower (Wade), John Goff (Newt)
Directed by William Allen Castleman
"How long is it since we hung an injun?"
The Short Version: There's no time to pass the peace pipe around in this high caliber racist revenge picture that follows in the footsteps of other similar flicks like BORN LOSERS (1967) and WALKING TALL (1973). This country fried DEATH WISH sees a Native American Vietnam vet doing a savage war dance on the town big wheel bigot, Colby and his five cronies who terrorize, rape and murder his people. Political statements typical of the era creep in on a few occasions, but racial slurs, degradation, floggings, and gruesome violence drown them out every time. The strangely compelling verbal stand-off of the final scene may end up confusing some considering everything that's transpired before it.
***WARNING! This review contains images of nudity***
Johnny Firecloud returns home from his tour in Vietnam only to be harassed by the police and humiliated and hated by the local town cretins led by the brutal, racist rancher, Colby; a man who holds the entire town and the law in his money pocket. The bigoted Colby hates Johnny for having a relationship with his daughter, and upon his return home, racial tensions boil over into a miasma of rape, sadistic violence, death and revenge.
Seeing David F. Friedman's name among the credits immediately lets you know what you are about to see is going to be anything but subtle.
The same man who produced numerous nudies, several Herschell Gordon Lewis movies, the awful SHE FREAK (1967) and the controversial ILSA, SHE-WOLF OF THE SS (1974) got behind this savage tale of Red Man Revenge. JOHNNY FIRECLOUD is in the tradition of WALKING TALL (1973) with a dash of BORN LOSERS (1967), two major league box office champions of the Drive In days.
Noticeably glossier than the usual Friedman film, the $220,000 budget gets some extra mileage out of its scope photography, a script peppered with good and gritty 70s style dialog, and some good gore effects. Among the gruesome highlights is a man being NAVAJO JOE'd, a scalping, death by bag of rattlesnakes, another has dynamite strapped between his legs, and one poor sap buried up to his head for the vultures to pluck out his eyes. Beneath the surface, and almost lost amidst all the hate-speech and depravity, is a slight message regarding American Indians that was a heady topic during the early 1970s.
At least since the late 1960s, tensions with Native Americans had swelled right along with all the other chaos going on during that defining decade. Not even taking into consideration the bloody turmoil and countless corpses that resulted from the centuries long American Indian Wars, racial tension reached dangerous levels in the early part of the 1970s. Racism was a major topic of contention during this time and throughout the 70s including a few news-making cases of racially fueled hate crimes.
The American Indian was also the subject of a number of movies and TV commercials. One of the most (in)famous examples of this was the 1971 'Keep America Beautiful' commercial with Iron Eyes Cody; which featured the image of tears running down his face amidst Americans polluting the environment with trash, bustling cars and also thick, black smoke emanating from an ominously chocking display of factories.
JOHNNY FIRECLOUD does little to temper animosity with its scenes of extreme prejudices and sadism. It also shows which side of the fence it's on (message movie vs. exploitation picture) by not featuring any actual Indians among its principal cast.
However, there are a moment or two where a flicker of a political statement arises, but then descends the waves of bigotry and moral perversion. In its slight defense, the ending is surprising in its philosophical civility, when it's expected to go balls out topping its bloody banana split with a viscera flavored cherry. Also surprising, the script takes a serious look at homosexuality during a time when it was fashionable to poke fun of it.
Sasheen Littlefeather about to get "railroaded".
In keeping with its controversial subject matter, the filmmakers even brought activist Sacheen Littlefeather on board in a supporting role. She gained a good deal of notoriety for accepting Brando's THE GODFATHER (1972) Oscar on his behalf along with a 15 page speech written by him. This speech protested the treatment of the American Indian in movies and television, including the 70 some odd day standoff at Wounded Knee that began in late February, 1973. Incidentally, the site of this stand-off was the locale of a previous massacre that took place in 1890.
Whether this film came along at the "right" time is debatable. 20th Century Fox was on board as distributor, but according to Friedman, only in overseas markets (the opening card is the famous Fox logo). Possibly with everything going on at the time, they were a bit nervous to make waves. Aside from the ending, the entire picture is awash in feelings of hatred. Even the advertisements were steeped in as much negativity as possible to get people into theaters. So screamed the poster artwork, "Redskins no longer bite the dust... they just eat dirt!"
Revenge movies have always been popular, and the 70s saw more than their fair share of them. As stated above, this one occasionally strives for something more than just blatant exploitation thrills although the frequent nudity (such as the gratuitous scene shown at right), ethnic degradation and gory shenanigans (courtesy of Joe Blasco) aim to keep the picture squarely within the Drive In and sleaze pit realm. That's not a bad thing, mind you. There's also a great group of exploitation thespians and even a couple big names not normally associated with this sort of picture.
The cast is good much of the time, but mostly when the performances call for heated, and or insensitive conflict; of which there's quite a lot of yelling, screaming and gritting of teeth.
Victor Mohica, a big, strapping man of Puerto Rican descent, gets some great tough guy lines here and hammers home the post Vietnam anxiety with his slasher style rampage during the finale when he goes suitably apeshit after the wave of injustices he suffers through.
Some viewers may recognize his face from numerous TV shows and possibly from VICTORY AT ENTEBBE, one of two 'Entebbe' movies from 1976.
One of Mohica's best moments here is when he gets his hands on Colby and strings him up in his barn. Dangling barely off the ground, Firecloud dick punches him and lashes him with a whip resulting in Colby flinching in pain while trying to keep from hanging himself! It's actually a satisfyingly hilarious scene, and if not interrupted by a shotgun toting hillbilly, we'd of likely seen more dick punching and back lashing followed up with more of Meeker's head turning red from the ever tightening rope around his neck.
Speaking of Ralph Meeker, he will likely always be best known for KISS ME DEADLY (1955), but trash fans will know him best from the likes of FOOD OF THE GODS (1976) and a brief bit in WITHOUT WARNING (1980). Like many once big name actors, he found a home in a trash barrel towards the end of his career.
He plays quite the bigoted sadist here as Colby, a rich rancher who holds the town in the palm of his hand. Meeker (like the film itself) plays the character much like those seen in countless westerns, and does a damn good job, too. Colby works outside the law and uses his money to keep the civic authorities comfortably in his shirt pocket.
Speaking of westerns, anybody who's ever watched BONANZA has probably seen David Canary on the show in the role of Candy, a ranch foreman. His character was something of a replacement after Pernell Roberts departed the show in 1965. Canary appeared in a handful of seasons, left the show, then came back again till the end after Dan Blocker (Hoss Cartwright) passed away in 1972. His role of the sheriff in JOHNNY FIRECLOUD is possibly the best out of the bunch given how strong the character is scripted for a movie of this sort.
David Canary has a heated exchange with Richard Kennedy after stopping a brutal barroom brawl.
According to Friedman (in an incredibly energetic and fun commentary track), Meeker wanted to play the sheriff, but Canary pulls off the character extremely well. Struggling with maintaining his homosexuality as a closely kept secret, Sheriff Jesse begrudgingly asks "How high?" when Colby tells him to jump. The sheriff shares an uneasy bond with Firecloud since both men were in the army, although Jesse was dishonorably discharged for his sexual orientation. It's this portion of the script that rises above the bountiful exploitation trappings that dominate the bulk of the movie.
With the participation of Sasheen Little-feather, viewers may think the filmmakers were going for some sort of political statement. If that was the intention, it gets lost amidst all the hate-mongering and speeches of standing against the abuse of power.
Littlefeather's performance is incredibly bland during her few minutes of dialog. The rest of her role involves her being raped and brutalized by five men in a disturbing sequence where her painfully obvious breast enlargement puts in a more memorable performance. Above you'll see exploitation perennial, George 'Buck' gettin ready to fuck in a grim gang rape scene.
This scene could have been a powerful scene in more capable hands for a movie that was gunning for a serious look at the Native American plight during this time period. Instead we get delirious camerawork that zips and zooms over a child scribbled assemblage of the alphabet, a poster that says "See the scenic wonders of your United States"(!) and closes out on a close up of Abraham Lincoln. It's still a disturbing sequence, embracing the trashiness of the whole affair captured by a cameraman who may or not have put back a few beers prior to shooting it.
Richard Kennedy (the guy laughing in the ten gallon hat at far right)
One of the villains is Richard Kennedy, whom 70s exploitation fans will instantly recognize from the first two ILSA movies. He was the General who liked being pissed on in the first and the comic relief doctor from the second who ended up unknowingly eating a human eyeball (as opposed to a sheep's eye) and having a male slave boy sent to "entertain" him. Kennedy had a (un)healthy career in trashy movies during the 70s, much like this next fellow.
Exploitation regular, John Goff (left) and an almost unrecognizable, beardless George 'Buck' Flower (right)
Another ILSA alumni is George 'Buck' Flower. He was a Nazi doctor in the first, and a Syphilis infested peasant in the second.
Flower has been in dozens of Drive In flicks including numerous horror pictures and 'Danger In Dixie' style movies. This is made all the more surprising that he also had supporting roles in family fare such as ACROSS THE GREAT DIVIDE (1976). One of his best remembered roles was as the recurring character of Boomer in the family classic series, THE WILDERNESS FAMILY (1975)!
Even more shocking is that in JOHNNY FIRECLOUD, Flower actually had a bag full of snakes placed on his head (not the rattlers seen in close up); you see one of the slithery reptiles escaping the bag as Firecloud affixes it around his body.
The score is nothing to write home about, which is basically the only major blotch on the movie. Nothing spectacular, just typical 70s beats and WaWa sounds. Outside of a couple pieces, it never quite fits the onscreen action. A suitable score would have added an extra dimension to the film.
I first saw JOHNNY FIRECLOUD via the old Prism big box tape. It's been available on other VHS labels, too, including one that sold the film as REVENGE OF JOHNNY FIRECLOUD with artwork not in the movie.
At times, this brutal tale of Injun Justice shows signs of violent exuberance, occasionally engaging, but mostly a typical entry in the revenge flick sweepstakes. Recommended, but some might be left wondering what happened during the contemplative final scene. Possibly there was hope for JOHNNY FIRECLOUD 2?
This review is representative of the Something Weird DVD paired with BUMMER (1973)
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Welcome to the Canadian Wilderness!
Our Flyin Outpost lakes will show you the best Boreal Lake Fishing available in Northern Ontario. We have walleye, northern, and lake trout fishing that is nothing short of spectacular. Oh sure, you might have an off day where a cold front or other nature-related occurrence might have its effects on fishing, but the majority of days will show you fishing most people wouldn't believe.
Our cabins are deluxe compared with the majority of our competitors. We have equipped them with solar-powered lighting, hot and cold running water, showers, fully equipped kitchens and comfortable furniture.
The peacefulness and quietness of our Canadian shield lakes will give you the opportunity to sit back, relax, and reflect on life along with the beauty that surrounds you. When it comes time to leave, you will be able to look back over your past few days, plus take home a limit of beautiful memories of the time you spent on a private fish filled lake far in the Canadian Wilderness.
Our 12 cabins, located 90-150 miles north of our base, are solar powered with indoor facilities, equipped with satellite telephones for emergency use. All cabins have a spectacular view of the lake. Most importantly we have some of the best Walleye and Northern fishing in Northwest Ontario. All our lakes are on river systems so they maintain good fishing all through the summer.
Over the past few years we've maintained a NO TROPHY policy and your chances of catching large fish are greatly increased. Northerns 40″ plus and Walleye 25″ plus are quite common. Fishing tackle for Walleye should include medium weight with clear 6-8 lb. test line or your favorite ultra-lite rod and reel. Yellow and white twister tails and 3/8 oz. jig heads, Rapalas, and Little Joe spinners are common tackle. For Northern and Lake Trout we recommend spinning or bait cast rods with 10-20 lb. test line. Dare devils, cyclops, 5 of diamonds and Johnson silver minnows are preferred lures.
Include ANY bait you have good luck with!
Well, first look where we are located. Our airbase is 4-1/2 hours north of the U.S. Canadian border and from there we fly out 70-150 air miles. What does this mean? It means you are getting into some of the finest lakes in Northwestern Ontario that have had the least amount of fishing pressure.
The majority of the lakes south of our base at Red Lake have been fished since the late 40's and early 50's. So, when your trying to decide on a Flyin lake to fish you need to consider the quality of fishing on the lake your thinking about. Obviously, a lake that has been fished for the past 50 years isn't going to have the quality of fishing that a lake that has been fished only the past 10-20 years. Especially when it comes to catching trophy fish.
So, before you book your next Flyin, look at a map and see where your lake is located. Is there a logging road in this area; is the lake your thinking about booking accessible by these roads? Does this lake get fished in the winter? All these are questions you should be asking when considering a Flyin lake. There is a large difference in the quality of these Flyin lakes and you should try to make sure your getting the best value for your dollar. Sometimes for a few more dollars and a couple hours further to drive north, you can fish one of the better lakes Ontario has to offer rather than one that has been fished from the past 50 years or more. Doing this comparison will help ensure you get what you are paying for. If you are really looking for better fishing than your currently experiencing the drive to Red Lake will be well worth your while.
Questions you want to ask before booking a Flyin fishing trip.
Are you flying into a real wilderness area where you truly have to Flyin? Or are you flying into a lake accessible from a close by road?
Are you flying into a premiere Flyin lake, one of Ontario's best or are you just going to a so so lake? References should be able to clarify this for you.
Portages? Our lakes are high quality fisheries on large enough lakes with deep water to ensure great fishing all summer. We have a few portage lakes but the fishing is not any better than you would have within a half mile of your cabin. Portaging is not necessary at Amik Outposts.
Who are you flying in with and what type of aircraft? Do they own their own aircraft or are you at the whim of some flying service that is busy moving their own guests first? Or is the owner flying you in with their own small 3 person plane and it's going to take 3 trips and 1/2 a day to get your party of 6 to our outpost?
Look at a map of Northwestern Ontario and you can usually see what you're paying for. There is a reason for going deep into the wilderness. It holds the best possible Flyin fishing left in the Province.
First and foremost, we have premiere fishing lakes and catching fish is never a question. You will always catch a lot of fish and the size is great, too. You can't take any trophies out, but that's why we still have the size as well as the numbers.
We have newer, comfortable cabins which are equipped with solar power, gas fridges & freezers, showers, and indoor plumbing. It's nice enough to bring the wives, for sure.
Well, with great fishing and comfortable accommodations, what's left?
Equipment consists of 14′ Lund boats with swivel boat seats and new 10 and 15hp.outboard motors. We own and operate our own Otter Aircraft, just to fly our own guests to our camps. We have scheduled departure and fly out times, and do our best to make sure your trip runs as smoothly and pleasantly as possible, weather permitting.
Well, how was your fishing trip last year or the last time you went? Good, hopefully, but if it seemed to lack what you were expecting, you might want to give us a try.
Hopefully you've picked good and fast!
We can provide the highest quality fishing in Northern Ontario bar none and we can give you on time, personalized service.
If you are satisfied with the quality of the fish you are catching with your current outfitter then there is no need to look any further.
But if you think you can improve on what you've been catching both in size and quantity and you'd like to experience the benefits of a 15 year no-trophy goes home conservation program then come and join our long list of guests that experience catching trophy fish each and every year. Remember you can't take any trophies home, take a picture and then release them for another angler's enjoyment.
The exuberance of buying a fishing vacation for a lower price is easily forgotten when the expectations fail to live up to its advertisement.
There are cheaper trips that can show you mediocre fishing but they can't show you the quality, trophy fishing that our conservation lakes provide.
The proof is in our pictures! Our guests consistently catch above average and trophy sized fish year after year.
So if you can't afford our services at this time you'll have to be content with the mediocre fishing that you'll find in the majority non-conservation program lakes.
But if your discretionary income changes, if you hit the lottery or if you have to save a little bit longer to afford our trips we can show you the best fishing for your dollar.
I'm never going with another outfitter again.


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Report Lays Foundation For Participation Strategy – Greensmith
The IRFU Women in Rugby Report, which was published on Thursday, paves the way for a strategy to build opportunities at every level of participation for girls and women including a new look for the Women's Division of the Energia All-Ireland League.
Independent Review Sets A Positive Pathway For Women's Rugby In Ireland
Speaking at the launch of the report IRFU Women's Development Manager Amanda Greensmith outlined some of the areas of focus for the future, "We have made significant progress in a lot of areas, this Report also highlights the opportunity to grow the women's game further in a sustainable fashion throughout the country which incorporates Mini, Age Grade and Adult rugby, with solid connections in Schools and Third Level."
Download the Women In Rugby Report HERE
The report will form the basis for further consultation with rugby clubs about the proposed new structure of the Women's Division of the All-Ireland League which the report makes clear is not meeting the needs of the club game.
Fiona Steed, Chair of the IRFU's Women's Sub-Committee, spoke about the plans, 'This was an area that was explored in-depth and the biggest thing to come out of that is that the current Women's All-Ireland League is not fit for purpose and the steering group agreed with that.
Fiona Steed, Chair of the IRFU's Women's Sub-Committee, on what the Women in Rugby Report says about the future of the Women's Division of the All-Ireland League. #NothingLikeIt #EnergiaAIL #IrishRugby pic.twitter.com/ifMr1FL2mY
— Irish Rugby (@IrishRugby) December 8, 2022
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Measuring Networked Social Privacy
On September 24, 2012 By Airi LampinenIn Uncategorized
Xinru Page, Karen Tang, Fred Stutzman and I are organizing a two-day workshop on measuring networked social privacy at the CSCW 2013 conference next spring. We are inviting researchers from diverse backgrounds to come and work with us on what would it look like to "measure" networked social privacy in rigorous, productive ways. Please pass our CfP on to your networks, or even better, submit a position paper and join the endeavor!
Measuring Networked Social Privacy: Qualitative & Quantitative Approaches
Social media plays an increasingly important role in interpersonal relationships and, consequently, raises privacy questions for end-users. However, there is little guidance or consensus for researchers on how to measure privacy in social media contexts, such as in social network sites like Facebook or Twitter. To this point, privacy measurement has focused more on data protection for end-users and used privacy scales like CFIP, IUIPC, and the Westin Segmentation Index. While these scales have been used for cross-study comparisons, they primarily emphasize informational privacy concerns and are less effective at capturing interpersonal and interactional privacy concerns.
Thus, there is a clear need to develop appropriate metrics and techniques for measuring privacy concerns in social media. Accomplishing such a goal requires knowledge of the current methods for measuring social privacy, as well as various existing interpersonal privacy frameworks. In this workshop, we will cultivate a common understanding of privacy frameworks, provide an overview of recent empirical work on privacy in social media, and encourage the development of consensus among the community on how to approach measuring social privacy for these networked, interpersonal settings. Our 2-day workshop will provide participants the opportunity to work more deeply on these issues, including opportunities to create and pilot new privacy measures, methods, and frameworks that will comprise a toolbox of techniques that can be used to study privacy concerns in social media.
We invite researchers from various domains to join this multidisciplinary workshop and address a number of key challenges in achieving this research vision. Some of these challenges include:
"Measuring" privacy: How should privacy be measured? Many studies run into the "privacy paradox" which points to how privacy concerns are not correlated with actual behavior. How should studies ensure that they are capturing untainted privacy concerns? How do we connect concerns with behavior?
Contextualizing privacy: How context-specific should privacy metrics be? How can we anticipate the types of social privacy concerns that will be most salient for different audiences? What types of situational context need to be captured in order to effectively capture interpersonal privacy concerns in social media?
Cross-study comparisons: How can general privacy measures be useful across different studies? What ways can we measure whether one privacy design is more effective than another in addressing social privacy concerns? How should context be considered when comparing privacy concerns across studies?
Integrating qualitative with quantitative: What is the role of various qualitative and quantitative methods in developing metrics? How can these methods complement each other? In which situations should a particular method, tool, and/or study design be used?
Integrating frameworks and metrics: How can we draw from existing privacy frameworks to contribute to our understanding of privacy in social media? What aspects of social privacy do these frameworks do a good job of capturing? What aspects of social privacy do these frameworks neglect to capture? How can we translate these privacy frameworks into a tool for capturing privacy concerns?
Interested parties should submit a position paper (2-4 pages in the Extended Abstracts format) by November 16, 2012, 11:59PM Pacific Standard Time.
We welcome a range of work including (but not limited to): (1) addressing one of the challenges described above, (2) experiences and/or case studies about measuring privacy and/or developing novel privacy frameworks, (3) lessons learned of what works and what doesn't work when capturing social privacy concerns, (4) challenges to established assumptions about measuring privacy, and (5) ideas on novel directions in creating new privacy metrics and frameworks.
All submissions should be made in English. Our program committee will peer-review submissions and evaluate participants based on their potential to contribute to the workshop goals and discussions. At least one author of each accepted paper must register for the workshop.
Submission deadline – November 16, 2012
Notification of acceptance – December 11, 2012
Workshop at CSCW 2013 – February 23-24, 2013
In all issues related to the workshop, please contact us by e-mail at networkedprivacy(at)gmail.com
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The white paper, commissioned by SMART Technologies, discusses 'how interactive tables facilitate effective collaborative learning' Click here to read.
Discussing several opinions and papers on this topic, the document draws upon the research papers of our Director Dr. Ahmed Kharrufa. Ahmed was interviewed for the paper and an overview of his and Newcastle University's input can be found on page 6.
In the early days, our software Digital Mysteries was designed to make the most of tabletops' features (including how several can interact, the high engagement levels of multi-touch and the positioning and resizing of information). The paper 'Digital Mysteries: Designing for learning at the Tabletop' covers this in detail.
It now works brilliantly on standard PCs and laptops too, making the most of unique multi-mouse technology. The most similar usage we have seen to tables is on Windows 8 tablets and the iPad version will be out later this year.
It's brilliant to see how schools use interactive tables - one particularly interesting usage is at Pheasey Park Primary School in Birmingham. They have a Collaborative Classroom which among many things makes use of interactive tables. It was opened on 7th March 2014 and having spoken to some of the staff there, it's going from strength to strength.
We're looking forward to working with them in the future.


Shaw Preservations has always understood and respected the importance of your privacy.
Under the new GDPR (General Date Protection Regulation) coming into force on the 25th May 2018 we are required to to let you know how we will use your information and whether we pass the information on to anyone else.
By making an enquiry/booking and submitting your personal data, you agree to the storing or processing of it as set out below.
We will take the necessary steps to ensure that your data is treated securely.
When you book a survey or treatment, we will collect personal data about you.
The sort of personal data we collect will be information such as name, address, email address, telephone number, how long you have lived at the property and whether you are a tenant, owner or prospective purchaser. We need to collect this information in order to ensure you receive the correct service for your needs.
If you contact us, or submit an enquiry form, we may keep a record of your email and correspondence , and if you call us by telephone, we may monitor and/or record phone conversations for training and customer service reasons.
Date of completion of treatment.
Should you book a survey, we will only transfer information on your written request, ie to estate agents, tenants, landlords, neighbours, insurance companies etc.
Should you have damp or timber treatments carried out by us, we will, if requested by you, transfer information to the GPI for the purposes of arranging an insurance policy to cover our guarantee.
To carry out our obligations arising in connection with any contracts entered into between you and us, or between you and a third-party sub-contractor.
To communicate with you regarding your bookings.
We will NEVER use your information for marketing purposes.
We cannot be held responsible for data lost by client.
We may collect details of your visits to this Site (including, but not limited to, traffic data and location data) for our own purposes only. We may collect information about your computer including, where available, your IP address, operating system and browser type, for system administration purposes. This is statistical data about our users' browsing actions and patterns will not identify any individual.
If you follow a link on our website to other websites, you should be aware that these websites will have their own privacy policies and we do not accept any responsibility or liability for these policies or for these third-party websites. Please check their own policies before you submit any personal data to these websites.
When you transmit data via the internet it may not be completely secure and we cannot guarantee the security of your personal data/documents and you must be aware that this is at your own risk.
However, once we have received your information, we will store this on secure servers.
You have the right at any time to ask us to remove any information we hold on file. Initially this can be done by indicating in the box on the Guarantee Registration Form and Enquiry Form. You can remove data at any time by emailing mail@shawpreservations.co.uk or writing to Shaw Preservations, Greentiles, Boxhill Rd, Tadworth, Surrey, KT20 7JE . This service is free of charge and will be done within 14 days.
GDPR gives you the right to check that your personal data is being processed lawfully. Request must be made in writing to: Shaw Preservations ltd, Greentiles, Boxhill Rd, Tadworth, Surrey, Kt20 7JE. Information will be provided free of charge within 30 days.
Jacqueline Shaw is our designated DPO who is responsible for ensuring compliance through collating information, regular staff training to ensure date obligations are understood, co-operating with the authorities, handling data requests, website data etc.


BLOOMINGTON — Fans expect Archie Miller to mold Indiana into a hard-nosed, no-frills, gritty program.
The Hoosiers' offense is still struggling to find a consistent rhythm, but Sunday night's 86-77 win over Howard at Assembly Hall looked a lot more like Miller's style of basketball than Friday's season-opening blowout loss to Indiana State.
"Good win," Miller said. "I think it took us a while to massage the game, but I thought we did some good things by getting it down low, and there was a lot of unselfish passing and plays that resembled what we want to be about."
Freshman guard Al Durham said he was pleased with Indiana's communication on defense, how everyone knew where on the floor they were supposed to be and made the right rotations.
"We talked a lot about how we had to come back and have an aggressive mindset on defense," Durham said. "Basically letting defense take care of the game for us. We played great defense tonight."
No one would call this win a masterpiece, not when Howard (0-2) hung around for the entirety of the first half and was actually within nine points with 3:10 remaining.
"But to get a win, get it out of the way, is great," Miller said. "Going on the road against Seton Hall (Wednesday) is going to be a huge test for us, so we just have to focus in in a short amount of time here, find a way to get a little better and also find a way to see if we can stay fresh and maybe get a little bit more healthy, but we'll go with what we've got."
Health is a definite concern. Collin Hartman (groin) is out Wednesday, and Morgan, IU's starting power forward, might be.
"Sprained his ankle and, as far as I know, he's out until further due," Miller said. "I don't know if he'll play on Wednesday. I didn't get any report. We'll probably get something later in the week. He turned his ankle. I think they tried to retape him, and he said he couldn't play. We'll play it by ear."


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Sing Along With Little Pim at Giggle
This week I had a great time meeting moms, babies and caregivers when Little Pim hosted the first of three free foreign language events at Giggle stores in Manhattan. We sang songs in Spanish and French with a live guitarist named Pamela. Clips of Little Pim in various languages were also shown and many parents asked me questions about their children's foreign language learning.
At the end, we all enjoyed croissant treats while our kids colored in pictures of Little Pim! Please join us for one of our next events:
-- September 21st at the Giggle in Soho or
-- September 28th at the Giggle Upper East Side
The events are at 5:00PM and last about 45 minutes.
Little Pim's founder and mother of two, Julia Pimsleur Levine, will be in attendance.
Click here to register and RSVP : http://www.giggle.com/store_events.aspx#soho.
We'll also be in Boston on October 9th at the Curious George Book Store in Cambridge at 4:00 pm.
Visit the website: http://www.curiousg.com/index.aspx
Two young Spanish learners:
Video clip of Pamela singing and playing guitar:
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First two Ducati Panigale V4 R bikes to be delivered in India in August
27/07/2019 - 14:02 | Ducati Panigale, Announcements, Ducati | Suvil Susvirkar
Among the five Ducati Panigale V4 R motorcycles that are reserved for the Indian market, two have already been booked. Ducati India has confirmed that the first two Panigale V4 R motorcycles will be delivered to their owners on the track in August. Ducati India's dealer, North Star Automotive in Delhi-NCR, booked both the units.
Two out of the five Ducati Panigale V4 R motorcycles reserved for India have been booked.
Also Read: Ducati Panigale V4 25° Anniversario 916 launched in India at INR 54.90 lakh
The Ducati Panigale V4 R has been priced at INR 51,80,000 (Ex-Showroom) and is available across all Ducati dealerships in India, in Mumbai, Pune, Delhi-NCR, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kochi and Chennai.
Commenting on the new announcement, Sergi Canovas, Managing Director of Ducati India, said:
The Panigale V4 R is a depiction of the finest Ducati precision and racing pedigree that delivers performance akin to a MotoGP bike. Bringing that experience in India marks a special chapter for Ducati. We are very excited and proud to have the Panigale V4 R on the Indian racetracks very soon.
To give you a recap, the Panigale V4 R is a road-legal World Superbike (ESBK) category racing bike. Unlike the standard Panigale V4 (V4, V4 S and the V4 Speciale), the V4 R comes with a 998 cc 90-degree V4, Desmosedici Stradale R engine. The lower displacement than the standard Panigale V4 range aims to comply with the limits established by WSBK championship rules. The motor churns out a colossal of 221 hp at 15,250 rpm and 112 Nm at 11,500 rpm. The performance numbers can be boosted to 234 hp at 15,500 rpm through the full-racing Ducati Performance exhaust from Akrapovic.
Key features of the Panigale V4 R include MotoGP-style wings elements on the fairing, race-grade titanium-nitride-coated 43mm Ohlins NPX 25/30 front fork and Ohlins TTX 36 rear shock with mechanical adjustment (Panigale V4 S has electronic units), Brembo Stylema callipers and an aluminium swingarm with an adjustable four-position axle. The fairing has been designed and developed by Ducati Corse along with the Ducati Style Centre. The front frame has been tweaked for added stiffness.
The Panigale V4 R uses a 998 cc V4 engine instead of 1,103 cc motor on the standard Panigale range to comply with WSBK displacement limits.
Also Read: Ducati Multistrada 1260 Enduro launched in India at INR 19.99 lakh
Electronic aids come from the Panigale V4 S. The safety package, which works with 6D Bosch inertial measurement unit (IMU), includes power modes (Race, Sport, and Street), launch control, multi-level traction control, quick-shifter (up and down), wheelie control, cornering ABS, Ducati Slide Control (DSC) and Engine Brake Control (EBC).
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