If the latest version of the NMC Horizon Report Higher Education Edition is any indication, tablet computing continues to be at the forefront of higher education trends. As a new tablet owner myself, I have been looking for more ways to incorporate it into my daily work life aside from reading email, taking notes and enjoying the occasional YouTube video. Also, as more librarians are using tablets for roving reference or during instructional sessions, it's interesting to consider how shifting more of our day-to-day work to tablets might look.
Given the increasing number of librarians interested and involved in creating online instructional materials, one area to explore in tablet computing is screencasting and screencapture applications which allow librarians to do this type of work on-the-go.
One of my favorite applications I've found so far for screencasting from my iPad is Explain Everything. Explain Everything is an iOS app which allows you to interact with images and presentations on your iPad, including adding annotations and recording live animation or voice narration.
To begin a new project in Explain Everything, you can upload images (JPG or PNG), upload other compatible files (including PDF or RTF and PowerPoint, Excel, Word, Pages or Numbers files), or start from scratch with a blank project. Projects are presented as a series of slides, with new pages or images from imported documents each appearing as separate slides. You can rearrange, duplicate, insert, and delete slides within the Explain Everything project.
Explain Everything home screen displaying saved projects.
Once a project is created, you can manipulate objects using the interactive white board. Tools in the whiteboard allow for adding new slides, annotating or free-hand drawing, inserting shapes or typed text, adding additional images, and opening a live browser window. You can also rotate, resize, and delete objects.
In addition to manipulating the slides on screen, you can record a presentation or screencast. Using the "Record" button on the bottom of the whiteboard will capture your live annotation, object manipulations, laser pointer, and voice narration. You can continuously record while navigating from slide to slide, and easily pause the recording during interruptions.
For demonstration purposes, you can see a couple of quick videos I created using the recording function.
One of the best features of Explain Everything is its ability to export projects in different formats to different locations. Projects can be exported as Explain Everything's XPL format, or as PDFs, images (PNG), and videso (MOV/MP4), and can be saved to various places like the iPad camera roll or Youtube, as well as your favorite cloud storage service (including Evernote, Dropbox, and Google Drive). You can also adjust the quality and size of exported images and videos, though the quality of its compressed videos may leave something to be desired for some users.
In addition to creating quick, low-cost screencasts and tutorials, Explain Everything might be useful for librarians who are using iPad carts in library instruction or libraries with iPad check out programs, providing students an easy way to create and export their own screencast projects or narrated presentations.
Have you tried to create screencasts or tutorials using a tablet application? Leave us a comment!


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The results were quite dramatic, with youths vacating the area within minutes within a 20-metre radius. Further devices are now being considered to further expand the area of coverage and prevent youths gathering in anti-social hot spots.
As a beat officer working in Bournemouth I had to deal with the problem of underage drinking and anti-social behaviour that regularly occurred at the rear of a community centre. We installed the mosquito system at the community centre for a trial period of approximately eight weeks. From the moment the system was deployed I was very impressed with its effectiveness. The rear of the community centre became deserted and therefore all the anti-social behaviour problems ceased.
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Posted on April 20, 2011 by Briana Tomkinson
Video: Meet your New Westminster candidates
Note: this is yet another post about politics & elections in New West. I know many of you don't much like this sort of thing, and there's been a bit of a run on this topic of late. Please bear with us – we will return to our regular programming shortly! Voting day is Monday, May 2, and then we have a bit of a break before the real 'silly season' begins before the municipal elections this November …
The all-candidates event co-hosted by New Westminster Environmental Partners, NEXT New West and Tenth to the Fraser went swimmingly tonight, with seven out of the eight candidates representing the Conservatives, NDP, Liberals and Greens showing up to mix and mingle with local voters.
As promised, 'speechifying' was kept to a minimum. Although each candidate did get a few minutes to introduce themselves, the tone seemed less scripted than what you typically find at an all-candidates' event. The real fun was in the social, not just shaking hands with the candidates or bending their ears on a topic of personal concern, but meeting other local people who are motivated to engage in civic life. The people in attendance were quite a diverse crowd, with supporters from all camps as well as some who hadn't yet made up their minds who to vote for. There were citizens of all ages, from twentysomethings to retirees. The room was buzzing with great conversation. For the most part, people were respectful of others with different political beliefs. It was refreshing to see.
For those of you who may have wished to attend the event, or who were curious about what the candidates said in their soapbox riffs, I have embedded some video I took with my iPhone at the event. I apologize for the poor lighting, but at least the audio should be clear enough to hear what they had to say.
Rebecca Helps, Green Party Candidate for New Westminster-Coquitlam
Fin Donnelly, NDP Candidate for New Westminster-Coquitlam
Paul Forseth, Conservative Candidate for Burnaby-New Westminster
Carrie McLaren, Green Party Candidate for Burnaby-New West
Ken Beck Lee, Liberal Candidate for New Westminster-Coquitlam
Diana Dilworth, Conservative Candidate for New Westminster-Coquitlam
Peter Julian, NDP candidate for Burnaby-New Westminster
I'd like to say a big thank-you to all the candidates who came out. It was great to have representatives attend from the four most popular parties.
I also announced at the event that I'd like to host a 'Vote Party,' in which we go out after the polls close and raise a glass together to watch the election results roll in. I'm taking suggestions for venues now if you'd like to weigh in with your opinion. Suggestions so far have included the Westminster Club, Drink Lounge, and The Terminal Pub. Let me know your preferences/suggestions in the comments, and watch for an upcoming post with the details once I pick a venue!
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Excellent, further green reductions in my sustainable election carbon footprint !
I like the GUMBY factor in this, "Rather than set up a typical all-candidates meeting full of speechifying" , we receive a "typical all-candidates meeting full of speechifying".
It seems politicians aren't the only malleable people when it comes to promises of what will be…
And just a note for the curious on the seemingly random order of the 2 minute soap box pitches (they weren't meant to be speeches and took only a minute fraction of the evening), the candidates were given a chance to talk in order of arrival.
From my viewing pleasure, it was the inexperienced public speakers who utilized their 2 minutes, the vets handily used their 5 minutes to lubricate the crowds ears…
Briana says:
Thanks for mentioning that Matt – I posted this late last night and I'm afraid I might not have been clear about some things.
Which brings me to Rick: maybe I wasn't clear, but the event was three hours long and the politicians were given no more than five minutes each to introduce themselves to the crowd. Perhaps seeing the blogged version is misleading as to the character of the event, because it emphasizes the soap box pitches, which were a very small part of the event. I didn't think three hours of conversational din in a dark room would translate very well to web video 🙂
You also had a question about La Rustica as a venue in the post announcing the event. Specifically, you seemed concerned that the prices there would prevent low-income people from attending the event. The event was by donation and people were not required to buy food or drinks. La Rustica offered a drink special at $5.50 a glass, and the organizers bought appys to circulate through the crowd. It was an accessible event regardless of income. Some people chose to have dinner at the restaurant but most those who wanted to could pay nothing at all and still get a free bite.
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Thanks, I didn't read that in the original posting, if only I had known about the free nibbles…..
How well was the event attended ?
I could only catch a glimpse of the crowd in the Ken B. Lee video….
30 odd people, and odd in more ways than one. Some guy showed up with the topic "chicanery" on his name tag.
@_dubiosity_ says:
I didn't get a chance to come out last night, but that Vote Party sounds like a fun idea. I'd recommend the Drink for it. Would love a chance to hang out with some of the Next New Westers.
James Crosty says:
The opportunity to meet and talk to each candidate one on one was unique. Usually at all candidates meetings you seldom get to do this. The name tag idea was a good one. Congrats and thanks to all who organized it! I posted an interesting video on facebook and twitter but here is the link for TTTF followers. http://www.ted.com/talks/dave_meslin_the_antidote…
Another idea/way to approach the community and engage the public.
Pat Johnstone says:
Just to clarify for the non-attendees, we used an old Green Drinks trick to encourage mingling and provide conversation starters for the more bashful: We asked everyone to wear a nametag with their first name and a single word that described their most important issue this election. Just one word.
The last time I attended the Green Drinks must have been a long time ago, as there weren't any name tags. I guess it's been a few years…
You were too quiet at the event.
What an amazing event, it was great to have one on one time with each candidate and be able to ask my own question. This experience has given me a different perspective of each candidate and what they represent. Thank you.
Back Room at the Heritage has lots of screens and a good layout for a vote party – if it isn't already booked. Bonus is that it is "all ages".
Matt Laird says:
I guess we don't know yet if May 2 is going to be a hockey night? Otherwise yes, The Backroom has a large number of screens, which is nice. It's also 2 days before the usual Green Drinks there, perhaps we could yet again shift it, to May 2nd; Green Drinks – Election Edition 2: Revenge of the Ballot Box.
I didn't think the Heritage Grill had cable TV connected to those screens, so I hadn't considered them. I'd be happy to make it a joint TF-Green Drinks event, and maybe I can convince NEXT to join in again too!
VLK says:
The meeting yesterday was a success. Lets do it again soon, unless we have a majority government, in which case it will be much longer..
Is that an excuse to vote for a coalition? 🙂
John Ashdown says:
Great Event Brianna and Patrick.! Only thing missing was a ring for Dave Lundy and Ken Beck Lee to duke it out. 🙂
As for the "Vote Party" I think Drinks is a quaint spot for a few NEXTies and the Heritage Grill for the Green's, My choice is the Terminal as it is conducive to this event. Lots of screens. The liberals could have the section by the main doors, in front of the fireplace so we can turn up the heat, and they can make a run for it., The NDP could have the upper mezz So they can look down at the others. Tthe greens could have the booth nearest the ladies washroom and the Conservatives could have the MAJORITY balance of the space.. I think this layout is perfect as it gives the winning party a Central Conservative position easily accessable to be congratulated……. or partake in extreme fighting..
Good idea John… but do you think we could convince the Conservatives to move towards the centre? ____
I have to laugh at Ken Beck Lee. Mentioning Joyce Murray instantly killed what little credibility the Liberals have in the New West ridings. And his answer to my straight forward question was, well, he's a Liberal. He'll do whatever Iggy tells him to. The one odd candidate I couldn't get a grip on was Rebecca "Needs a lot of…" Helps. Couldn't figure out what bugged me about her. Until I saw an interview from Open File Vancouver.ca with her. Keeping in mind she's running for election, and given her stark negativity during her remarks on the soap box, I couldn't pin down why I didn't like her… until I saw this 10 question interview from Open File Vancouver.ca:
Rebecca Helps, Green
Do you do any volunteer work? If so, what?
Currently I do not do any volunteer work as I am currently working 60-70 hours a week.
What is something people don't know about you?
There is a lot people don't know about me.
What's the last thing you watched on YouTube?
The last thing I watched was Jane Sterk's interview with Donna Morton.
Name one piece of legislation you would like to change and how?
I would change the Elections Act to bring in proportional representation. I believe that before we can effectively address and solve any of the numerous problems we face in our society, we first need an effective democratic system. First, I think we need a referendum to ask if people are happy with the current electoral system. If 50 percent plus one say no they are not, then a series of public constulations are held to discuss options and educate the voters. Then a second referendum is held where voters choose between two electoral systems using a first past the post ballot or if there are more then two choices then use a weighted preferential ballot. The resulting choice with 50 percent plus one is implemented as our new electoral system.
What is the craziest moment you've experienced on the campaign trail?
Unfortunately do to work commitments I have not been able to campaign during this election.
Describe Canada in one word.
Broken.
Have you ever run/worked for another political party?
I have run for the Green Party of B.C. in May 2009 in the riding of Port Moody-Coquitlam. I currently work for the Green Party of B.C. as the executive director. I have worked for the GPBC since April 2010.
How do you find out about what's happening in your community?
I read the local newspapers.
How do you get to work?
I currently live and work in Victoria and I bike to work.
Where do you like to eat in your riding?
I like the Chinese restaurant in Como Lake Village and I like Paros Taverna in BurCoquitlam plaza.
The answer that blew me away was to the question: "What is the craziest moment you've experienced on the campaign trail?"
Her Answer: "Unfortunately do to work commitments I have not been able to campaign during this election."
Her work: "I currently work for the Green Party of B.C. as the executive director. I have worked for the GPBC since April 2010."
A total wasted vote if you vote Green in New West Coquitlam. The candidate can't be bothered to be bothered. So why bother running if you're not going to put anything into running? Wow. How arrogant. Carrie (the other greenie) on the other hand was very personable, affable and had some charm to her. But like I said, until I saw that interview, I couldn't quite put a finger on what irked me about Ms. Helps.
With regards to the meeting itself… yeah it was mildly interesting. I was so surprised when someone tried to stop me from heckling Forseth when he went on his Boogeyman rant about coalitions. I've written 2 letters to the editor in response to his rantings, both published. But in it, I made an error in both of them. Relax John, its nothing that's works in his favour at all. If anything it works against his selective memory of coalitions and how they work.
I forgot that Paul was a sitting member of parliament when Harper pitched the idea of forming a coalition govt with Jack and Gilles. In short, he was part of the Conservative caucus and would have known that Steve was pitching the idea to Adrienne Clarkson. Now perhaps Paul was engaged in some deep thoughts (aka snoozing) when this was being discussed. Or perhaps the Conservatives waited until he had left the room (sound familiar, somewhat like how he lost out to Yonah Martin for the Conservative nomination in New West Coquitlam) before discussing this. Either way, he seems to be inflicted with selective memory recollection… or more to the point, infected with Bovine Manure.
And when someone shows up to a meeting and their primary issue on their name tag is chicanery… I'm shocked that people would think that I would sit back and let Forseth have a free run at misleading everyone in that room with his Dana Carvey (George Bush on Saturday Night Live) impressions. But I will say this. What a difference in attitude between Paul and Diana. Paul's all negative, because he's so far down and out of it, he's desparate and when desparate go low. Diana was upbeat, positive, and had lots of people wondering, "Why is she running for the Conservatives. She's more federal Liberal than Conservative." In either riding its an uphill battle to unseat the incumbants. Namely because of the work that they do within their own communities. Sorry John… no Conservative victory party in either riding on Monday night. And with the surge in the polls nationwide, who knows. It could be Jack holding the balance of power in 2nd place. Or even running the show.
It was nice to meet you at the event Dave, and good to hear your take on the event as well. Your comments about the difference between the Conservative candidates are right on. I really appreciate you coming out to join us, experimental format and all!
Dave Brett says:
My only problem with the meeting was that the NDP Gazette (aka The Royal City Record) published a huge headline, before the meeting, "Environmentalists Support NDP Candidates," making it look like the whole event was rigged. What is the point of "environmentalists" organizing a meeting of candidates when they have already made up their minds on who they are voting for?
The sentiment behind the "mingle meeting" was great, don't get me wrong. But the local press needs to take a less partial stand during and election. Trumpeting an "endorsement" from friends of the NDP hardly warrants a screaming headline. Making matters worse, the coverage after the event used most of the front page to rehash the old "endorsement" news yet again, as if they'd won a Nobel Prize, relegating the other parties to zero profile on the "whatever" page.
Great idea, but too bad the local press made it look like a cozy set-up for the NDP to take credit I personally do not think they deserve.
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Will T says:
I think some liberal and Green candidates in other ridings also recieved endorsements. In New West, they just happened to be both NDP.
I don't think the papers had fully absorbed the fact that the event was taking place until after it had happened. The announcement was just kismet.
Actually Ken Beck Lee's best New West friend, Joyce "Grizzly Bear Hunting is good for the soul" Murray received one of those endorsements. Amazing how someone can duck and hide from their record as environment minister in BC and actually get greenies to endorse her. Whoever does their research into what candidates have done for the environment must have been "Forsething" on that one. And David… maybe you should consider setting up some foundation that values the environment, seals, salmon, birds, whatever. Make it in line with the Fraser Institute then you can go around awarding endorsements on the environment to whoever you want. That's what people like Suzuki do. Personally, environmental endorsements don't really mean anything to me. Its about the people running themselves. And in that case, New West is very well represented by both Peter and Fin. That's a partisan point of view I know, but they are both also very personable, affable people. Both don't go around trying to make you want to hide in a 1950s era bomb shelter like Forseth does.
I think ALL the candidates are "very personable, affable people," including Forseth. Paul actually has a hilarious sense of humor. I have a lot of respect for anyone running for office. It's wrong to attack people on a personal level. When it comes to their positions and actions, on the other hand, they deserve and expect to be held accountable. Unfortunately, the NDP seems to get a free ride from the media in this town, which is sad. The NDP has some truly horrible policies. They do NOT deserve to be lauded by our papers on the environment, for sure.
For a reality check on environmentalism, check this out:
http://www.vancouversun.com/opinion/Confessions+G…
Sorry Will, I must respectfully disagree. The timing of the NDP friendly headline was hardly coincidental. The RCR is so biased its like the NDP has a power play for the whole game. The "endorsements" handed out to the Dippers were pure propaganda. Morton's junk-science crusade against fish farming, for example, is laughable (http://www.greenspiritstrategies.com/D237.cfm), but that doesn't stop opportunists like the Fin'ster claiming he's saved wild salmon. What a joke. Hype artists like Fin want to take credit for 2010's huge salmon runs in spite of the fact that his camp was predicting the exact opposite. Fin and his friends were so wrong about salmon its astounding. But hey, he's got the gullible media stumping for him, so the facts don't really matter, it seems.
Well Dave, I hope you enjoy the Saturday edition of the Record and the letters to the editor that more likely than not will be printed. I could talk about Paul Forseth and his boogeyman politics, but why bother. You're doing a great job both in your letter to the editor and your posts on here, showing why the Conservatives don't deserve a majority government and also why the NDP polling numbers are holding at historic highs throughout Canada. And for you to continue to harp on the RCR after they printed your letter to the editor, is ridiculous. Why? Well reading your "Nauseating political propaganda" hype job for the Cons, if they were as biased as you claim, they wouldn't have bothered printing that drivel in the paper. But they did. So to me, that shows that they are trying to offer balanced coverage. I heard that at 2 all candidates meeting at 2 high schools on Thursday (Byrne Creek and New West) Paul managed to further damage the political brand of the Conservatives for generations to come, by ranting on about his coalition nonsense to high school kids who some day will be voting. As they say David, if you are so far behind in the polls that the only light you see is a freight train coming the other way… go negative. And from Day 1, you and Paul have been just that, flat out negative, misleading, fear mongering and the like. But that's ok. Come Monday, I believe that both Fin and Peter will pull through, once again leaving the Harper Neo Cons in the dust in New West. But I have a question for you David. A serious one. What's your view on the fact that Yonah Martin, an unelected, appointed political hack (aka Senator Money Bags Martin) is out stumping for Paul and Diane, on the taxpayers dime. The old Paul Forseth and Stephen Harper would have been absolutely apopletic over this waste of tax payers dollars on someone appointed to the Senate because she lost to Dawn Black. Come to think of it, how come Paul never got that appointment? He has that in common with Yonah, getting beat by Dawn Black. That's ok David. The muni's are coming up. That's your next chance to be all down and dirty, sarcastic, cynical and smarmy. And I'll be right there, countering you. Enjoy.
Wow, just more proof on how wrong David Brett was about the Royal City Record. I sent in a letter Thursday night countering his blustering nonsense and being as partisan for the NDP as he was for the Conservatives. And they never even printed it. Instead they reprint 2 letters from Mauser and Tupper from the Province newspaper a couple days earlier. But then again, they themselves countered Brett's drivel with their editorial cartoon. Now that was funny. Predictions for Monday. Peter in a walk (larger margin of victory than in 2008) and Fin in a close one. And Paul, well unless he's looking to run municipally, looks like he's done. Diana can at least go back to city council in Port Moody. And though she's a Conservative (at least fiscally) at some point could become dangerous should she wake up to the political realities in the lower mainland, and become a Liberal, because that's what she truly is. And one other character to talk about, Rebecca Helps. After Monday night, she can go back to Victoria, and brood and cry about how "Canada is Broken" and how despite all the HELPS in the world in Saanich and the Gulf Islands, Elizabeth May, STILL couldn't get elected. And I also hope that the people in New West Coquitlam and Port Moody remember the woman who was too busy working to get Elizabeth May elected (or try to) to bother being a candidate for the Greens in the riding. If the Greens get one vote based on this candidate……… I really have to question the sanity of Green Party voters in the riding.
Just for clarity: the "environmentalists" organizing this meeting (the NWEP) are not the ones handing our endorsements to candidates. The NWEP is non partisan, and doesn't endorse anyone. We have members who vote for (and work with) various parties for various reasons. Also, the "meet and greet" was also sponsored by NEXT New West, a group of business and community leaders who represent most, if not all, of the political spectrum, and Tenth to the Fraser, who I suspect don't all vote the same way. Further, 7 of the 8 candidates showed up and spent several hours in the room: it was anything but an NDP love fest (although the single heckler seemed to lean that way…)
I also think it was unfortunate that the RCR sort of buried our announcement next to the "environmental endorsements", and it was easy to confuse the two stories. But really, we were so late getting organized, that we were happy to get any notice at all from the local papers.
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And with regards to Paul and his "hilarious sense of humour" I would agree. Anyone that can't see that he's been thrown under the bus by the Harper Conservatives, as Paul Forseth has been, and continues to shill for Harper, inspite of the constant rejections of his nominations and wishes (Snap nomination meeting in 2008 when he was out of the country, to get Yonah the nod over him. Passed over for a senate seat, inspite of being a former "3 Term MP" for a one shot wonder (Yonah Martin) who has absolutely NO credibility in the area that she allegedly represents (I say allegedly because a senator is not an MP and you can't go around claiming to being able to do constituency work of an elected person when you are a unelected paid political hack of a senator, and then finally given the nod to run against Peter Julian, who's margins of victory since 2004 have been approximately, 400 votes in 2004, 4000 votes in 2006 (both times the Conservatives finishing a distant 3rd) and 7000 plus votes in 2008 (Conservatives in 2nd place, Liberal vote collapsed).
You're right David, Paul has a great "sense of humour." Because how else can you actually take yourself so seriously when you have the rather dubious record in politics that he has. Want a hint. How about the time way back when, when CPAC caught him napping at his seat in Parliament. Now there's something to be famous for. I actually sent Paul a message on his blog when he was passed over for the Senate seat. Believe it or not, I felt for the guy. Seriously. Because time and time again, the party that he was fronting for so passionately, was kicking dirt square in his face. And he kept coming back for more. I admire perserverance, and despite his negativity, I do respect anyone who has done 3 terms in Parliament. When it comes to the Conservative brand in New West though, I can't help but look at Paul and think of Pete Rose. Not in terms of greatness. In terms of how far they will go to get their names recognized or keep trying to appear relevant.
I will tell you, if someone treated me like the way the Cons in New West have treated Paul, the last thing I would do is go out of my way to help out that side of the political spectrum. I have my dignity. I think this maybe his last hurrah, unless he's thinking municipal.
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The William Paterson University Galleries has been approved to receive a $20,000 Art Works grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to support a site-specific installation and exhibition by artist Marion Wilson that will connect watershed research with the visual arts and provide STEAM education for underserved populations.
The year-long project by Wilson, which begins this spring, will be informed by research on water sustainability and hydrology and integrate art and science. Wilson will collaborate with Nicole Davi, a William Paterson associate professor of environmental science, and undergraduate students, along with community partners, to examine the ecology of watersheds, and the connection to surrounding land-use, at a local study site.
"Our students are very excited about integrating science and art, and it is pushing them to think creatively," says Davi. "They are learning how the arts can raise environmental awareness and even support community buy-in for sustainable initiatives— critical elements for success and recurring themes in my class."Students will conduct stream studies, which include measuring stream flow, testing water, and drawing stream visualizations. The types of insects, invertebrates, and plant life that are collected reveal significant information about water quality and the need for conservation. This scientific data is also highly visual and lends itself to artistic reinterpretation.
The exhibit, which will be on view in spring 2020, will feature paintings inspired by the natural world and engage gallery visitors with hands-on scientific research (e.g. viewing macro-invertebrates through a microscope). Through multi-part community outreach, students and teachers will participate in STEAM learning, which uses science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics to facilitate inquiry, dialogue, creativity, and critical thinking.
"I'm interested in looking closely and paying attention to what is small and omnipresent and overlooked, while drawing parallels between the natural world and the most fundamental aspects of human presence," says Wilson.
As both a painter and socially engaged artist, Wilson raises awareness of the often overlooked and this project will focus on the underappreciated landscape of northern New Jersey, particularly the role of water and the Passaic River in shaping the industrial past and present of the neighboring city of Paterson. Wilson's paintings of various species of micro invertebrates (e.g. crayfish, mayfly larva) that are present in streams will serve as indicators of pollution and have macro importance. Through interactive components (e.g. viewing macro-invertebrates through a microscope), the exhibit will foster dialogue about environmental issues of local, regional, national, and global significance, and will also demonstrate how people in developing countries, or in regions with few resources, can accurately determine their water quality.
Wilson, who is based in New Jersey, has exhibited widely and is the recipient of many awards and residences. In addition to her studio practice, she has developed numerous socially engaged projects in urban neighborhoods. While serving as an associate professor at Syracuse University from 2007 to 2017, she studied with botanist Robin Wall Kimmerer of the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry and then renovated an RV to create a mobile field station for examining moss, which functions as an environmental bio-indicator even in the densest urban areas. She is currently creating eco-art interventions in collaboration with Mural Arts in Philadelphia, PA. She has also been an artist in residence at the McColl Center for Art & Innovation in Charlotte, NC. Wilson received her BA in studio art from Wesleyan University, an MA in urban pedagogy from Columbia University, and an MFA from the University of Cincinnati.


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The St George Illawarra Dragons High Performance Unit team were invited to take part in a round-robin style game alongside a NSW Combined Catholic Colleges U15 Country Development team at WIN Stadium, Wollongong recently.
There were a total a total of three matches played between the St George Dragons Junior Representative team, a combined Illawarra Steelers Junior Representative and Group 7 Regions team as well as the NSW CCC U15s watched by both several Dragons first-grade players, as well as parents and friends alike.
All players involved in the mini-tournament were all appreciative of the opportunity to play at WIN Stadium.
The St George Dragons and combined Illawarra Steelers and Group 7 Regions team players came together for one session prior to the match and will do so again in a number of further sessions over the course of the season.


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We report the obtaining of electroluminescent devices (ELD) from porous silicon (PS) and indium doped zinc oxide (ZnO:In) junctions. PS presented photoluminescence (PL) in the visible region of the electromagnetic spectrum. ZnO:In thin film was obtained by dip coating technique. SEM images and IR measurements showed the incorporation of the ZnO:In in the PS structure. Once obtained, the device was optically and electrically characterized. The ELD showed emission in the visible (450–850 nm) and infrared region (900–1200 nm) where it was electrically polarized. The visible emission was detected as luminescent spots on the surface. Electrical characterization was carried out by current-voltage (I-V) curves. The I-V curves showed rectifying behavior. It was related to the quenching of the EL with the process that takes place in the PS when it was immersed in the precursor solution of the ZnO:In.


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Privileged New Yorkers won't be allowed to 'jump the line' for COVID-19 vaccine, mayor says
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Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Wednesday that wealthy New Yorkers will not be allowed to "jump the line" for receiving the COVID-19 vaccination slated to arrive in New York City next week.
"We are going to make sure that the vaccine gets distributed according to priority… we will not allow people who are privileged to jump the line, we're not allowing people to get the vaccine unless it is their time," said de Blasio.
The state is expecting to receive 170,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine from the German biotechnical company Pfizer next week–once approved by that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. That approval could come as early as Thursday, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The Pfizer vaccine will undergo another review on Sunday when an advisory panel for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reviews data related to the vaccine and make recommendations on precautions, gaps between doses and what age groups should be vaccinated followed by a vote on whether the vaccine should be ok'd for mass distribution.
New York City is expecting to receive 480,000 doses of the vaccine by January with the first batch of the Pfizer vaccine set to reach the city by next Tuesday, Dec. 15. A second batch, this time from the Massachusetts-based biotechnical company Moderna, will arrive later next week, city health officials said.
State officials decided to follow CDC guidelines and issue the first round vaccinations to nursing home residents and "high risk" health care workers such as emergency room workers, ICU staff. Both Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines are two-dose regimens, meaning that in order to be vaccinated a person must get one shot and then receive a second shot a couple of weeks later.
"We all have to respect those priorities and our healthcare system is going to be very rigorous about enforcing those priorities," de Blasio told reporters. "It really matters that people in the greatest danger get the help first."
Pfizer will ship doses of the vaccine mostly likely from its facility in Kalamazoo, MI in GPS-tracked boxes filled with dry ice directly to 44 hospitals with ultra-cold freezers or other ultra-cold storage facilities in the city, according to city Health Commissioner Dr. Dave Chokshi. Once received, city health care workers will work to taking the vaccine out of vials and turn them into injections, he added.
All 11 of the city's public hospitals have ultra-cold freezers allowing them to house doses of the vaccine directly while 10 facilities in the city are part of a system or otherwise have access to the vaccine at one of the 44 hospitals with appropriate storage space.
There is one hospital that does not have access to an ultra-cold freezer which will start administering only the Moderna vaccine, which can be kept in traditional freezer storage, next week.
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It further recognizes his work since 2000 in leading Hillsborough's Slower Is Faster police driver safety program. The program, which focuses on decision-making behind the wheel, was awarded the Destination Zero 2016 Officer Traffic Safety Award in May from the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
Peterson has worked as manager for the Town of Hillsborough since 1997. He also has served as a management analyst for Kinston and a town manager for Tabor City and Topsail Beach. Since 1993, he has been a guest lecturer on budgeting at UNC Chapel Hill's School of Government. He also has had a number of articles published on budgeting, performance measurement, disaster management, and police driver training. Most recently, the publication Law Officer has featured a series of Peterson's articles on budgeting and police driver safety.
In addition to a bachelor's degree in political science and a master of public administration, Peterson has completed the UNC School of Government's municipal administration course and Harvard's Senior Executives in State and Local Government course at the John F. Kennedy School of Government. Peterson also volunteers as a driving instructor and has 20 years of competitive motor sports experience, including two national championship wins. He is married with two daughters.
More informationELGL — which stood for Emerging Local Government Leaders when the organization started — works to connect, communicate and educate about local government topics.
To see the other top 100 influencers, view The Chris Traeger List on the ELGL website.


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Home Wrestling	The Undertaker Opens Up On His Relationship With Vince McMahon, Meeting His Wife, And More
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The Undertaker Opens Up On His Relationship With Vince McMahon, Meeting His Wife, And More
written by Ruben Jay 27 February, 2019
-Undertaker on Vince McMahon: "He's awesome. You may see him on TV and think, man, I do not like that guy, but he is awesome. He wouldn't ask anybody to do anything that he wouldn't do. He's really built an empire from hard work and dedication and energy. When you see that man and what he puts into it, you feel 'Well, I at least have to try to match that.' He's an awesome leader. I call him boss, but we're like friends now than we are employee and company owner."
-Undertaker on meeting his wife Michelle McCool: "When she got there (to WWE), there were two people she didn't want to meet, Kane and yours truly. Terrified. Did not want anything to do with me. It was funny because she has this unbelievable work ethic. So she would get to the arenas early and try get around some of our producers… She would pick their brains and try to get them to get in the ring and work with her. It just caught my eye because it was like, 'No, you never cross over that line.' I always told guys you don't date people you work with, it's not going to work. I said it for years and then I broke my own motto. But I ended up getting to know her and I was just like, 'Wow, she's really passionate about this.' You could tell that this was what she was wanting to do, it wasn't a stair step to Hollywood or anything else. She was passionate. So finally after a long time of her chasing me around… Not true at all. Finally, she realized that I was not Satan. So we ended up dating."
Highlights fro ProWrestling.net.
Commentary: It's interesting to see Undertaker open up on different interviews.
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GEORGE TOWN: Riding on the growth prospects of the global printed-circuit board (PCB) business, GUH Holdings Bhd will spend US$22mil (RM89.63mil) for its new plant in Jiangsu province, China, which is scheduled for completion in 2020.
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And All His Songs Were Sad, is a play with music about the Irish songwriter Sean McCarthy and his complex relationship with the singer Peggy Sweeney. Her gorgeous, definitive recordings of McCarthy's folk tunes about death and unrequited love were responsible for cementing his fame throughout Ireland.
Irish singer/ songwriter, Sean McCarthy wrote 164 songs. Many of them were recorded by singers worldwide but for years he pestered one award-winning, female recording artist to record his works because he claimed that she was the only one who could "do it right." Peggy Sweeney eventually made two albums of his songs but he was dead before they were released.
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From Fort Worth Weekly: "Their collaboration was so intense, many people wanted to know: w6320as there any funny business going on?... The more intriguing thing about their 'artistic friendship' was that Peggy seemed to be the artist, while Sean was her muse. That's an interesting reversal of the typical singer-songwriter arrangement."
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This brand new musical; produced by CBS Portlaoise student Richard Mansworth; telling Sean & Peggy's story is set to make you laugh and cry. A visually stunning production and a cast of some of Ireland's most talented performers make this a show not to be missed this summer! (See pic below)
Richard is no stranger to the stage. Since the young age of 5, Richard has performed in many shows as the lead soloist as well as being featured in the chorus and ensemble for various other shows.
This is Richard's seventh show to direct and produce. His show last year was described by many as the highlight of their year and last summer's show on this stage, 'West End Fever' was a great success and received a standing ovation from a sold out theatre.
Richard has performed in many local shows including 'The Addams Family' last year with Portlaoise Musical Society in Dunamaise Arts Centre for 8 consecutive sold out nights & 9 Shows. He also performed in the Kellyville Park School of Music end of year productions in 2013 and 2014, a Magical Christmas Tale, The Little Mermaid, Class Act, Peter Pan, Oliver and Mulan, to name but a few! Richard has also appeared in some professional stage productions in Dublin, including West Side Story in the helix last August & being cast in Phantom Of The Opera.
Richard has competed in many well known competitions such as the famous Britain's Got Talent and he achieved first place in Foroige's Got Talent!
Richard has appeared many times on television and radio including elev8, Clue Crew and an appearance on a National Lottery advertisement & Lidl Advertisement.
He was a guest presenter in the RDS for the Cycle Against Suicide campaign and was interviewed about this on Irish TV.
Richard is currently busy running his new production company Dressing Room 1 Marketing & Productions.


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Best Management Practices are needed to reduce and prevent contamination of the aquatic environment and to improve air quality. Some BMP examples in shipbuilding industry are the treatment of paint washing water containing toxic metallic components cleaning of drydock and vessel before floated usage of alternative raw material such as tin-free, TBT-free, or low-VOC paint and filtration of volatile organic pollutants of main processes such as blasting, welding, and painting. A Best Management Practice (BMP) on a selected shipyard in Tuzla region was carried out as part of a postgraduate thesis (Celebi, 2008). Several meetings with the shipyard management were held. First the current situation in European shipyards was presented to the management in order to convince them of the benefits of BMP. After persuading, the management's first step was to examine the general situation of the shipyard. The project was completed successfully with the support of the management.
Humans migrating across the Bering Strait have occupied the Aleutian Islands for over 8000 years. The first stage of occupation by the Aleuts began in 6000 BP. Much debate exists on whether the Aleut civilization developed in relative isolation, or in contact with communities from the larger Bering Sea region. The Aleuts, however, became a sophisticated marine civilization, creating the bidarka, a kayak-like vessel suited to long hunting trips. The numbers and distribution of these early Aleuts fluctuated in response to volcanic activity, which would periodically alter the local ecology upon which they depended. By the time Russian explorers began colonizing the region in the 18th century, the Aleut population, dispersed throughout the chain, reached approximately 16,000, with principal settlements on islands that included Umnak, Unalaska, Atka, and Attu in the far west.
The designs are also intended to be easier to build and less susceptible to construction delay through the use of modular construction techniques. Here, the approach is to construct many of the piping systems, platforms, and structures that make up the reactor systems in a factory remote from the construction site. Construction at the site is then limited to installing these systems and interconnecting them. Modular construction methods have long been in use in the shipbuilding industry and found to minimize schedule risk and improve quality, since much of the work is done in a factory environment not subject to the vagaries of weather. Using modular construction also enables the subassemblies to be fabricated anywhere in the world, making more facilities available. Such an approach is widely used in the aircraft industry for the construction of airliners such as the Boeing 757 and later aircraft.
Shipyards use solvents in a variety of cleaning and degreasing operations including parts cleaning, process equipment cleaning, and surface preparation for coating applications. Some of the major solvents used are petroleum distillates, oxygenated solvents, and halogenated solvents. Most common cleaning and degreasing operations include cold cleaning and vapor degreasing (Kura et al., 1998).
The primary raw material for ship construction is steel plates. All types of metal arriving at the shipyard are in standard size and length plates, shapes, and sections that may need customized sizing based on different requirements. Therefore, before welding, fabrication, and ship construction or repair, the material must be cut to required sizes, shapes, and lengths. Metal cutting in the shipyard is performed by either mechanical or thermal hot metal cutting operations (Kura et al., 1998). Various types of welding processes are used to join the different types of metals used in the construction of ships. Fusion welding, in particular, is performed at almost all locations in the shipyard. An important factor in welding processes is shielding. In most welding processes, this shielding is accomplished by addition of a flux, a gas, or a combination of the two.
The City of Los Angeles owns and operates four treatment plants with a combined treatment capacity of over 460 million gallons per day. Discharging into this treatment system are over 9,000 industrial users. Flow into this system not only includes the City of Los Angeles, but an additional 29 contract agencies including eight cities. Universal City, and the Long Beach Naval Shipyard.
At the close of the 8th century, a link was established through the Baltic with northwestern Russia and further southward, thereby linking the North to the rich Islamic world. Thousands of Islamic silver coins reached southern Scandinavia in a few decades, and from around AD 800 the Scandinavian societies, situated on the fringe of continental Europe, all became part of a world system of exchange. This development, which brought the pagan Scandinavian societies to the scene in the following centuries, introduced an expansive period of Scandinavian history that, among other things, included the colonization of the North Atlantic. This phase in Scandinavian history is sometimes termed the Viking Age. The background for the expansion was partly the economical, social, and political development within late Iron Age societies in Scandinavia, including the development of a superior shipbuilding technology.
The elders were from small-dot places like Kwigillingok, Quin-hagak, Mekoryuk, Toksook Bay, and Kipnuk, and they talked together about changes they had seen. Most had long histories of hunting and fishing in the Bering Sea, going back to the time of kayaks and harpoons and knowing how to navigate by reading the ocean currents. They had been told how things were by their own elders.
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Water resource users, people such as fishermen, boaters, and swimmers, who use water in its natural settings lakes, streams, rivers, and estuaries. This category might even be assumed to encompass the fish, waterfowl, and other living things that depend on clean water to live, reproduce, and thrive. These users can be directly affected by the return flow of wastewater from water supply users.
The most straightforward and economical way to deal with waste would appear to be elimination. For example, any producers who can sell their product whole will not have a waste problem and, in some cases, can achieve the highest price for the product. Restaurants and markets in Asia often sell seafood live. But while this is relatively straightforward for crab and lobster, it becomes more difficult for suppliers of live fish. Fishing boats will need holding tanks, the fishermen must be taught how to handle the catch without harming it, and facilities and transport on land will need to be altered to accommodate live catch. Those who can enter this market most easily are aquaculturists who raise relatively small fish such as tilapia or flounder, since they start out with the facilities to maintain the fish alive, have collecting systems that cause minimum trauma to the animals, and offer species that are recognized and valued by Asian markets.
The teaching research facilities include chemical laboratory instrumentation, a laboratory onboard a cruise ship for collecting marine and atmospheric data, a 90-ft. research catamaran, and a simulation wind and wave tank for observation of specific air sea interactions. RSMAS's library holds an extensive marine science collection.
Rink probably selected a key group of manuscripts and sent them to Aron so that the artist might choose which stories to illustrate. Scholars know from the two men's correspondence that Rink provided Aron with his materials, which were scarce in Greenland at that time. Rink supplied paper, pencils, and pigments from Godthab to Kangeq via kayak. In late 1858, Rink introduced Aron to wood carving as a printmaking method. The first two volumes of Kaladlit Oqalluktualliait Gronlandske Folkesagn (published in 1859 and 1860) as well as the newspaper Atuagagdliutit (started in 1861) featured Aron's woodcut illustrations. He earned national recognition for these and the picture book Pr0ver af Gr0nlandsk Tegning og Trykning 1857-61 Examples of Greenlandic Drawing and Printing , a gift to King Frederik VII of Denmark.
The only country to have ever had commercial harvesting of this species is Russia, where in the Sea of Okhotsk and Bering Seas annual catches exceeded 10,000 animals in some years during the 1950s and 1960s. Quotas were established to reduce hunting, and catches dropped to a few thousand bearded seals annually in the 1970s and 1980s in these regions. However, bearded seals are an important subsistence resource for coastal peoples throughout much of the Arctic. Their meat is a favorite food in some northern communities, and their thick leather has in the past been used for covering kayaks and making rope.
39.2.3 Waste management in shipyards Waste management practices differ for developed and developing nations, for urban and rural areas, and for residential and industrial producers. Management for non-hazardous residential and institutional waste in metropolitan areas is usually the responsibility of local government authorities, while management for non-hazardous commercial and industrial waste is usually the responsibility of the generator. The methods for shipyard waste management are described below.
The location of the ITCZ can have dramatic effects on rainfall in equatorial locations, resulting in wet and dry seasons in the tropics, rather than the cold and warm seasons characteristic of higher latitudes. Regions in the ITCZ receive precipitation more than 200 days per year. Within the ITCZ surface winds are slight, unlike the zones north and south of the equator where the tradewinds blow. For this reason, sailors named this belt of calm the doldrums due to the stagnation they found their sailing ships in after days of no wind, high heat, and humidity.
One of the most spectacular aspects of the Aleutian Tradition is the ancient Aleut skill at mummification of the dead. Many of these mummies were individuals of high status, and when interred in caves they were perfectly preserved for up to 2000 years. This preservation allowed archaeologists to investigate many aspects of the Aleutian Tradition that are not preserved in the ancient village sites. These include baskets, mats, clothing, hats, masks, bags, shields, armor, spears, bows and arrows, kayaks, and many other aspects of perishable material culture.
Some are personal, some academic, and some socially significant. To me, the personal reasons are among the most important glaciers occur in spectacular areas, often remote, that have not been scarred by human activities. Through glaciology, I have had the opportunity to live in these areas to drift silently in a kayak on an ice-dammed lake in front of our camp as sunset gradually merges with sunrise on an August evening to marvel at the northern lights while out on a short ski tour before bedtime on a December night and to reflect on the meaning of life and of our place in nature. Maybe some of you will share these needs, and will choose to study glaciers for this reason. I have found that many glaciologists do share them, and this leads to a comradeship which is rewarding in itself.
Winds, or easterlies, carried air from east to west at low latitudes and are less regular over land areas than they are over the oceans. The trade winds meet at the Intertropical Convergence Zone. The doldrums (downward branch of the Hadley Cell, named for George Hadley, whose 1735 paper linked rising air and the Earth's rotation in causing the trade winds) are the calm winds at the Intertropical Convergence Zone in the area between latitude 5 degrees N and latitude 5 degrees S, where a sailing ship might not move because of the calm winds. In satellite imaging, the Intertropical Convergence Zone appears as a band of clouds. The strength and position of the Intertropical Convergence Zone influences tropical and global weather patterns.
The Icelandic name fulmar means foul gull. Fulmars are petrels and the name undoubtedly was given because of their superficial resemblance to gulls, and in reference to the bird's oil-spitting habit. All petrels defend their individual distance by spitting stomach oil, and the northern fulmar is particularly dextrous, shooting gobs of oil with sudden lunges of its open beak. The Russian name glupysh means foolish, and refers to the birds' trustfulness. The birds are easily caught even by landing-net from the boat while they feed on offal from fishing boats. The Norwegian name is havhest.


The Iowa caucuses are now just 23 days away, and the New Hampshire primary is one month from today. A fair number of reporters, talking heads and partisans of every stripe have focused on the latest poll numbers to try to predict the outcome of these first-in-the-nation presidential contests. This column is a cautionary tale for the political oddsmakers who may put more stock in early-state polls, especially Iowa polls, than they should.
As things stand now, if Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) wins the Iowa caucuses, the race for the Democratic nod is likely over. If she doesn't, where the candidates win, place and show will have a huge impact on both the Democratic and GOP primaries in New Hampshire.
Until Mike Huckabee began his surprising surge over the past three weeks, the Republican race in Iowa hasn't been much of a contest. Mitt Romney's strategy has been to invest millions of dollars and much of his time putting together an impressive organization — he has led in the polls for months.
Rudy Giuliani and Sen. John McCain (Ariz.) have made only token efforts there while ex-Sen. Fred Thompson (Tenn.) hasn't caught fire with social conservatives. That left an opening for Huckabee, who finally caught the eye of evangelical voters. Now the question is, can he beat Romney, and if he does or comes close, what impact will it have in New Hampshire? If Romney loses Iowa, his campaign will take a serious hit.
New Hampshire then becomes a must-win for him. McCain, who has decided not to contest Iowa, says he will finish first in the Granite State. That would give him a huge boost, but he could probably survive second place.
Giuliani, like McCain, doesn't expect to win Iowa. His strategy is to do well enough in New Hampshire and South Carolina to be viable in the bigger, more moderate states. Without a respectable finish in one of the two states, it's not clear how Thompson remains viable.
That's the state of play on both sides, but picking winners in either place at this stage is risky business because so many variables can still impact the outcome of both contests. The most important of these variables is turnout.
Iowa, for both parties, is far more a test of a candidate's organization than his or her popularity in polls. The ability to get tens of thousands of supporters to show up and spend hours at a precinct caucus on a cold winter's night in the middle of New Year's week isn't easy. It requires time, money and committed volunteers, factors that polls simply can't measure.
can be. In 2000, there were about 582,510 registered Republicans in Iowa, but only approximately 87,230 attended the caucuses — five out of six stayed home that night.
Even more important, 41 percent of those who did participate were first-time caucusgoers. What that means is that many caucus attendees are candidate- and campaign-driven rather than the kind of consistent participants that characterize a primary state — only 15 percent of Republicans voters were participating for the first time in the 2000 New Hampshire primary.
That year, President Bush won the caucuses with only 35,787 votes (6.1 percent of registered Republicans), but that reflected 41 percent of the turnout. Today, there are 575,000 registered Republicans in Iowa. Theoretically, any candidate with 10 percent in the polls could win the caucuses. But identifying and turning out those 57,500 voters is easier said than done without a solid organization in place.
It's hard to underestimate the differences between a caucus state like Iowa and a primary state like New Hampshire. While organization is always important, momentum, media coverage and ad money all play a bigger role in New Hampshire than Iowa. Equally important, while the two states may be demographically similar, Iowa and New Hampshire Republicans differ when it comes to issues.
In Iowa, one of the variables will be the turnout of evangelical Christians, who made up about 37 percent of the attendees in 2000. In New Hampshire, however, that number was only 16 percent. Social issues that matter in rural Iowa may not have the same impact in fiscally conservative New Hampshire.
There also is a certain independent streak in New Hampshire voters that shouldn't be taken lightly. Remember McCain got only 5 percent in the 2000 Iowa caucuses. He went on to win the New Hampshire primary with 44 percent.
Another variable in New Hampshire is the role of independents who can vote in either the Republican or Democratic primary. Exit polls in 2000 found that 63 percent of those who voted in the Republican primary identified themselves as registered Republicans while 32 percent identified themselves as independents. McCain was the beneficiary, winning 61 percent of the independents' votes.
In 2008, the independent vote is up for grabs and the outcome of the Democratic caucuses may have a major impact on the GOP primary. If Clinton wins Iowa, chances are a larger share of independents may opt to vote in the Republican primary, which would be good news for Giuliani and McCain and bad news for Romney. If Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) or ex-Sen. John Edwards (N.C.) win or come close, independents may play in the Democratic primary, thus changing the possible outcome of both races.
With so many variables defining who votes and in which primary still in play, take the present polls with a grain of salt. They can give you sense of direction, but they are not written in stone.


Lewis, Samuel, A Topographical Dictionary of England. Institute of Historical Research, 1848, Print. Another John Chishull (John de Chishull) (d. 1180), Bishop of Essex was similarly from this area.
Mills, A.D., Dictionary of English Place-Names. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1991. Print. (ISBN 0-19-869156-4) and is today one of three major shingle structures in Britain. Chessel Bay is found in the east of the district of Northam in the city of Southampton, Hampshire. The Chessels is an area of Bedminster, Bristol that includes Chessel Street is the main road. The name Chessel is taken from the name of a field, recorded in 1350.
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La commune d'Haljala (autrefois Haljall) est une municipalité rurale estonienne située dans le Virumaa occidental (autrefois Wierland). Elle a absorbé la commune de  Vihula en 2017.

Dans ses anciennes limites, Haljala possédait  en 2012, en diminution par rapport aux  de l'an 2000 et aux  de 2009.

Municipalité
Avant 2017, la commune regroupe les territoires du bourg de Haljala et des villages suivants: Aaspere, Aasu, Aaviku, Auküla, Essu, Idevere, Kandle, Kavastu, Kisuvere, Kõldu, Kärmu, Lihulõpe, Liiguste, Pehka, Põdruse, Sauste, Tatruse, Vanamõisa, Varangu et Võle.

Histoire
L'endroit a été mentionné pour la première fois en 1241 sous le nom d'Haljall dans le Liber Census Daniæ, alors que la province appartenait au royaume du Danemark. L'église fortifiée du bourg a été consacrée au  sous le patronage de saint Maurice. Elle permettait de surveiller la route menant au château fort de Wesenberg. Elle est aujourd'hui en piteux état, mais le culte y est encore célébré en été.

Voir aussi

Liens internes
Communes d'Estonie

Liens externes

Références

Haljala
Comté de Viru-Ouest

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Motion-captured cutscenes and gorgeous visuals bring a rich story to life.
Last October, "Star Trek" actor William Shatner traveled into space at 90 years old. In his autobiography "Boldly Go: Reflections on a Life of Awe and Wonder", Shatner revealed his emotional response at being in space – not one of wonder, but of immense grief. "The contrast between the vicious coldness of space and the warm nurturing of Earth below filled me with overwhelming sadness," he wrote, discussing the destruction of Earth's animals, flora and fauna. "I discovered that the beauty isn't out there, it's down here, with all of us. Leaving that behind made my connection to our tiny planet even more profound."
Space travel and a life beyond our planet remains an exciting, aspirational prospect. But the simplest solution for humanity's future, by far, is solving the problems we already have on Earth – rather than solely chasing a dream of life elsewhere while conditions here become increasingly unlivable.
In the story of KeokeN Interactive's upcoming sci-fi adventure game, Deliver Us Mars (launching February 2, 2023), which is set in the near-future where Earth is in a deeply precarious environmental state, this subject is key. The broader story of the game is about the push and pull between colonists with ambitions to start a new life on Mars (a group called Outward) and those remaining on Earth who are trying to salvage their home. Those who attempted to settle on the Red Planet thought it would be easy – but it wasn't. Early in the game, your protagonist, the young astronaut Kathy Johanson, arrives on Mars and you journey through Outward's colony, uncovering the struggles they faced in surviving on this harsh new world.
This difference in perspective between the colonists and Earth's population isn't depicted as straightforward in our game: there are lots of different points of view on the morality of the Outward's decision to leave the rest of humanity behind, and the player is asked to make their own mind up about who's right and wrong in the story.
Kathy is at the center of this conflict in a lot of ways: her father joined Outward and abandoned her and the rest of his family years earlier. Kathy and her sister begin the game living on Earth, which is now ravaged by floods, storms and other effects of climate change. They plot a desperate mission to Mars to retrieve the ARKs: these are huge space shuttles that have the power to reverse the effects of climate change, and they're how Outward were able to settle on the Red Planet.
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The ARKs are probably the most fantastical part of the Deliver Us Mars story – they represent optimism about the future. One of these ARK ships contains a bio-printer, a fictional device that contains a vast library of DNA for Earth's flora and fauna, giving humanity the ability to recreate extinct plant life. This nicely represents KeokeN's approach to sci-fi storytelling: we use grounded ideas to give our game a dimension of reality, but we want to remain hopeful. Retrieving the ARKs would allow humanity to, maybe, wipe the slate clean on Earth – it's a fantasy, sure, but it's a meaningful one.
So, how does telling that story translate into how you play Deliver Us Mars? Well, Kathy's journey across Mars puts her through a whole gauntlet of challenges – and the mechanics in our game support how that story is told. You'll float through zero-G to explore an abandoned space station. You'll dive underwater and cut through environmental hazards with a laser. You'll traverse the red cliffs and icy tundra of Mars using Kathy's climbing axes. You'll use your smarts to solve puzzles and reactivate sections of the Mars colony.
Kathy's story is brought to life by a fully motion-captured cast, who imbue this game with so much emotional depth and rich characterization. All of this is wrapped up in beautiful-looking visual and amazing sound design, all built to make the most out of your Xbox Series X|S.
While the depiction of humanity in our game is complex, the message about our planet in Deliver Us Mars is simple: despite whatever we dream is out there in space, we only have one home.
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The Farmer's Wife: In West Germany, Finding One Is Getting Tougher On A Regular Basis
For several West German farmers, inclement weather and complex cost policies aren't the sole issues: locating a spouse is another.
"Part associated with the issue with German ladies may be the liberation movement," said Helmut Motschmann, a 53-year-old farmer. "They all want their very own jobs--they get divorced--they don't want to live on a farm. The entire world has changed."
Motschmann, whose very first spouse passed away ten years ago, has become hitched up to a 35-year-old girl through the Philippines.
"i possibly couldn't find A german girl who ended up being enthusiastic about farm life," he said in an meeting at his house when you look at the Upper Franconia region of Bavaria, the country's southernmost state.
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The Mercedida that is former Santos as her husband told of the conference and wedding seven years ago. Expected exactly how she felt about farm life in western Germany, Mercidida Motschmann responded in English: "It's OK." The few features a son that is 5-year-old Christopher.
The Bavarian state Farmers Women's Assn. in Munich states a study it carried out programs a shortage of females within the areas that are rural partly related to economic dilemmas into the agriculture sector.
"We found that for every single 100 guys you will find just between 76 and 80 females," said association manager Heide-Marie Seltner. "We also discovered that even though the young farmers are learning their trade, their moms are in house to deal with them, so that they don't try to find a spouse. Then unexpectedly mom is old, the son is 30, and also the young women can be currently hitched or have task into the town."
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Erich Thiesen, spokesman for the Schleswig-Holstein Farmers' Assn. says issues locating a farm spouse for the reason that north state are the exact exact exact same.
"We haven't any accurate data about it, but there are many compared to a dozen adverts carried inside our regular paper from farmers hunting for a spouse," Thiesen stated.
Martin Gripp, solitary and 31, operates a dairy farm in the Westerhorn region of Schleswig-Holstein, about 25 kilometers north of Hamburg. He agrees that locating a bride is certainly not possible for a farmer.
"It's he said because we have so little time, the long hours. "Most women today don't want to hold with that."
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Manfred Petersen, 34, finally got hitched in July, but just after an account about their difficulty getting a spouse starred in a paper almost couple of years ago.
"After Bild am Sonntag (West Germany's Sunday tabloid) printed the storyline in February, 1986, Cornelia and I also came across whenever she arrived right here on holiday," Petersen stated of their 27-year-old spouse. Numerous West Germans just simply just take holidays on farms.
Petersen, whom operates a dairy farm close to the village that is remote of Hoernerkirchen, about 20 kilometers north of Hamburg and not definately not Gripp, stated that a lot of of this 30,000 solitary guys one of the 300,000 full-time farmers in West Germany don't get the opportunity to satisfy ladies because farms have been in remote areas.
Bernd van Deenen, a teacher of sociology in Bonn, finished a recent research of 420 solitary farmers involving the many years of 18 and 27, and 500 solitary females between your many years of 17 and 25 on the attitudes on farm marriages.
"There are really a quantity of reasons farmers have actually dilemmas finding wives," Deenen said. "One of those is the fact that people don't see farming as a vocation with the next because increasingly more farmers are getting broke or need to take another job on to endure."
He stated the issues faced by farmers whom hold back until they have been three decades old to consider a spouse are much more complicated. "For young girls 18 to 21, a guy of 28 has already been hopelessly old, and also the available females their own age have actually jobs."


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Starting during February's Gallery Walk, and continuing the following day, the River Garden (157 Main Street, Brattleboro, VT) will become an inviting open marketplace where folks can sample the sweet and savory specialty foods of local farmers and food producers and view the work of local artists and artisans.
If you find an item that warms your heart – or your palate – vendors will also have their products for sale. Artisans will be showcasing handmade wares and specialty food to local customers; each of which will represent the spirit of the regional community. Love Local will also give neighbors the opportunity to discover the wealth of creativity and craftsmanship in their own backyards.
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Come to Love Local to be inspired and delighted by items that are crafted and curated by creative entrepreneurs. An wonderful opportunity to learn and find incredible items from local sellers.
Love Local will span two days this year, happening Friday, February 1 and 2, and an additional Love Local event will be held February 22 and 23.
The Gallery at the Garden will be open as well, with an exhibit by the Brattleboro Historical Society.
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More information available at www.StrollingOfTheHeifers.com or by calling 802-246-0982.
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