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Counterpart partners with local organizations – formal and informal – to build inclusive, sustainable communities in which their people thrive.
Work in Central America
Counterpart International supports local communities in Central America based on their specific needs. Counterpart's programs range from working in partnership with coastal communities in the Dominican Republic to reducing violence and corruption in Honduras to increasing food production in Guatemala. In each of our programs, Counterpart helps people build better lives and more durable futures, community by community.
Counterpart, through the Improved Technical Support to Farmers program, is working in partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture and universities in Guatemala to train rural extension agents. The program increases food security in 35 municipalities in the Western Highlands, revitalizing the agricultural sector by building the capacity of the Ministry of Agriculture and offering improved economic prospects for local farmers and cooperatives. Once the agents are trained, they work with the indigenous women heads of households to develop solutions for their communities and in their households. By addressing not just agricultural production, but household nutrition, health and other community issues, Counterpart is working to decrease rural childhood malnutrition rates. Establishing local ownership of the trainings creates a lasting impact. Counterpart has been working in Guatemala since 2005, with previous programs focused on eco-tourism.
Counterpart's community-based conflict and violence prevention programs in Honduras address a number of areas of community concern. The Citizen Participation for Responsive Governance (CPRG) program in Honduras is increasing the transparency and accountability of public institutions through support for civil society-led initiatives, while improving citizen and community safety by strengthening local communities' and governments' ability to prevent crime and violence. To date, the program has successfully advocated for 15 public policies, established 36 community committees that focus on keeping their neighborhoods safe and reached more than 8,000 people through violence prevention initiatives. Counterpart started work in Honduras in 2004 with previous programs focused on eco-tourism and conservation.community-based conflict and violence prevention programs address a number of areas of community concern. The Citizen Participation for Responsive Governance (CPRG) program in Honduras is increasing the transparency and accountability of public institutions through support for civil society-led initiatives, while improving citizen and community safety by strengthening local communities' and governments' ability to prevent crime and violence. To date, the program has successfully advocated for 15 public policies, established 36 Community Committees that focus on keeping their neighborhoods safe and reached more than 8,000 people through violence prevention initiatives. Counterpart started work in Honduras in 2004 with previous programs focused on eco-tourism and conservation.
Counterpart believes in the importance of a sustainable environment for tourism, fishing and local agriculture in the Dominican Republic. Counterpart's Coastal Community Resiliency Framework in the Dominican Republic, which started in 2014, focuses on improving the provision of sustainable climate-resilient services by coastal communities in the Dominican Republic. The program strengthens the national-level resiliency operating environment; enhances capacity of local institutions to formulate, advocate for, and implement improved coastal climate resiliency strategies and programs; and increases youth opportunities for coastal conservation education and engagement. This framework successfully builds upon previous programs that focused on coral restoration, understanding the carbon currently in mangroves and increasing sustainable tourism. All programs have operated in partnership with local Dominican organizations on the ground. Counterpart has worked in the Dominican Republic since 2008.
The United States' leading domestic hunger-relief charity, Feeding America is able to provide nutritious, fresh foods to emergency relief for disaster victims with the help of local and national food assistance programs.
Our mission is to catalyze a global market for ideas, information, and money that democratizes aid and philanthropy.
Mercy Corps empowers people to survive through crisis, build better lives and transform their communities for good.
The world's largest organization dedicated to volunteer service mobilizes millions of people around the world to meet critical needs in disaster preparedness, response and recovery.
Save the Children does whatever it takes – every day and in times of crisis – transforming children's lives and the future we share.
Team Rubicon's primary mission is providing disaster relief to those affected by natural disasters, be they domestic or international. By pairing the skills and experiences of military veterans with first responders, medical professionals, and technology solutions, Team Rubicon aims to provide the greatest service and impact possible.
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For questions related to the Hilton Worldwide Responds Fund, please contact Corporate Responsibility at corporateresponsibility@hilton.com.
Hilton Responds is a Disaster Support Fund through which Hilton, any Hilton property within the portfolio, corporate offices and Team Members may contribute funds that support communities around the world. The Hilton Responds Fund (the Fund) provides support to Team Members and organizations as they help communities respond to disasters. The Fund is a Dondor Advised Fund (DAF), which provides a vehicle where donations may be made on behalf of the company or individuals. A DAF provides an alternative to a company foundation and allows for Hilton to match donations made by Team Members, properties, and corporate and regional offices. Below are answers to frequently asked questions about the Fund.
What is a Donor Advised Fund and why does Hilton have one?
A donor-advised fund, or DAF, is a philanthropic vehicle established at a public organization where donations may be made on behalf of a company or individuals. It provides an alternative to a company foundation and allows for Hilton to match donations made by Team Members, corporate and regional offices, and properties.
As the frequency of disasters increases globally, the compassion of our Team Members grows. It is the responsibility of Hilton to provide a safe platform where Team Member giving is transparent and accountable, and within which recipient organizations are required to allocate funds as directed to provide support where disasters are occurring The Fund also allows Hilton to respond, when appropriate, by matching donations to increase the impact and assistance that we can offer in preparing for and recovering from disasters.
Is the DAF available to all Team Members?
Yes the DAF is available to all Team Members that have been impacted by a disaster that a campaign has been launched for. Any Team Member that has been impacted can apply for assistance from the Hilton Responds fund, however the Property will need to fill out the packet as the funds will be disbursed to the property and from there, the property will issue the funds to the Team Member. Please reach out to corporateresponsibility@hilton.com for a corresponding Hilton Responds packet.
Funds are available to all full-time Team Members regardless of ownership (managed, franchised etc.).
Is my donation tax deductible?
The DAF managing organization, Global Impact, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your contribution is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. No goods or services are ever provided in exchange for financial donations. We recommend donors outside the United States consult their own tax adviser regarding the applicability of any state, local and foreign tax laws. Hilton and Global lmpact make no claims or assertions to the tax implications of contributions outside of the United States.
What methods of payment are acceptable when making a donation to the Hilton Responds Fund?
Donations may be made online at www.hiltonresponds.com by using a major credit card. Team Members may also mail a check to the address on the website, and properties that collect team donations may also send a wire transfer by contacting christina.hadden@charity.org.
Why is my donation to the Fund important?
By donating to the Fund, Team Members can be confident that their donation is contributing toward the resiliency of disaster prone and disaster impacted communities where we live, work and travel. Together our dollars have greater impact. By creating a Fund where donations may be contributed ahead of time in preparation for disasters, we can make this process easier for our Team Members and respond to communities faster and with the right level of support. The Fund also gives us a vehicle to recognize our Team Members' generosity through a matching gifts program.
How are the approved organizations selected, and can my local disaster response organization be added to the Fund?
Working with experts in the disaster relief field, Global lmpact and Hilton have selected organizations for the Fund that are able to and most likely to be responding to disasters globally. For a list of Fund participants, please visit www.hiltonresponds.com. All organizations were required to meet specific criteria that include proof of response, an ability to track funding, a guarantee regarding how funds will be used and an agreement to report on those funds. A variety of disaster response skill sets including capacity building, response and recovery also were considered when selecting the Fund participants. Participation in the Fund is NOT a guarantee that funding will be received. Organizations must provide proof that they are engaged in the impacted community and validate their plan of action before funding will be released. Organizations will be evaluated on a regular basis and changes will be made as deemed necessary by the Advisory Committee.
Additionally, there is opportunity to select up to four local organizations to receive funding during any disaster; these organizations will be selected by a committee comprised of Hilton Team Members and Global Impact employees. All local organizations chosen will be required to meet the same stringent guidelines as the existing Fund participants.
Can we still donate to our local first responders during disasters?
Great care was taken in selecting the Fund participants, and while Hilton does not mandate where individual Team Member or property collected donations are allocated during disaster, we hope that those making donations to disaster relief or disaster agencies will seriously consider the Fund. All Fund partners are vetted against strict criteria, and donors are able to make donations either directly to a current disaster campaign where funds are guaranteed to impact survivors of the specific disaster, or to the general Fund which allows Hilton the discretion to fund disaster capacity building, disaster response and/or disaster recovery efforts in the communities where we live, work and travel.
Why are the majority of partners US-based?
The organizations represented in the Fund were all chosen for their ability to respond either regionally or globally. The headquarters of the organizations were not considered when determining the best relationships to have in the disaster space. When responding to a specific disaster, we have the ability to choose up to four additional local organizations that meet the response criteria for receiving funds. Those organizations will be chosen only when we are responding to a disaster financially.
Who decides which charities receive funds?
When it is decided that Fund money will be used to support a disaster the Global impact team will reach out to the identified Fund organizations to ascertain who has "boots on the ground" responding to that particular disaster and the scale of their efforts. Those organizations that have "on the ground presence" will be eligible to receive funds. Global Impact will communicate on a regular basis with those organizations for regular updates on their efforts. These updates will help inform distribution decisions and ensure that meaningful donations can be made to those organizations having the most impact on the ground. For organizations that meet the funding criteria and have been selected to receive funds, money will be distributed in equal amounts to each eligible organization. This vetting process and subsequent equitable distribution ensures that meaningful donations may be made to each organization, and also that Hilton is not seen to show favoritism toward any one organization or charity. Each organization that accepts distributions from the Fund will be required to certify that they will restrict the funds' use to the particular disaster.
How will money raised be used?
Donations made to the general fund will be used to help our properties lead resiliency and preparedness efforts, support disaster relief and recovery efforts when appropriate. Donations made to specific disaster campaigns (such as Typhoon Haiyan or Hurricane Harvey Relief), will go directly to Team Members impacted first and then to Fund organizations participating in relief and rebuilding efforts.
Are all of my donations to the Fund matched by Hilton?
Hilton will launch designated matching campaigns at select times during each calendar year. Additionally, there may be disasters of such magnitude (like the Japan Tsunami. Typhoon Haiyan and Hurricane Irma) that Hilton feels a responsibility to respond to Team Member donations by launching a matching campaign. The Corporate Responsibility team monitors all disasters on a daily basis. Using information from FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) and OCHA (Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Efforts) as well as an internal assessment tool. determines whether to launch a disaster campaign. Once the scale of Hilton's response has been determined, a decision will be made about whether to launch a corporate match. This decision will generally follow the scale of the activation, but ultimately, the decision is flexible based on the needs of the local community and the business impact for Hilton.
Will Hilton now respond to every disaster using funds from the Fund?
Disasters are happening daily around the world. In order to affect the greatest impact on disaster recovery and rebuilding, Hilton will need to evaluate each disaster on a case-by-case basis. Criteria set forth by FEMA and OCHA as well as an internal set of criteria will be used to evaluate each disaster to determine the appropriate response. Responses may include: raising awareness; setting up a specific disaster campaign in the Fund to which Team Members may donate money knowing with confidence that their donation will go directly to aid disaster survivors; or launching a matching campaign through the Fund.
Why are we only matching donations made toward disasters?
The DAF is a grant-making vehicle for Hilton and it gives us a transparent and seamless way to match Team Member donations. Disaster has been a consistent passion point for Team Members around the world, and it makes sense to use this as a matching program. By creating a Fund where donations may be contributed ahead of time in preparation for disasters, we can make this process easier for our Team Members and respond to communities faster and with the right level of support. The Fund also gives us a vehicle to recognize our Team Members' generosity through a matching gifts program.
Am I required to make a contribution to the Fund?
Donating to the Fund is absolutely voluntary. As we have seen during past disasters and other global events, Team Members are inspired to support communities in their times need. The Fund was created to facilitate Team Members assistance, donations and offer a transparent and traceable way to see how funds are being used and accounted for by the recipient organizations. Our intent is to create a uniform platform for Team Member and company donations and offer a matching program during designated times of the year.
How do I find out if Hilton has activated a disaster response campaign?
It takes 72 hours for first responders to determine the full impact of a disaster and perform a comprehensive needs assessment. Within this time frame, Hilton works with its partners to assess the devastation against all of the response criteria. When the company is responding there will be notifications on The Lobby, NOW, Brand Newsletters and/or www.hiltonresponds.com.
Do funds assist Team Members who have been impacted by disaster?
Yes, that is the main focus of the Hilton Responds fund. Hilton is striving to find ways to make funding available to Team Members directly affected by disaster and for whom there is no other financial assistance.
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Spread the light and warmth of hospitality to communities around the world through disaster preparedness and response.
About Hilton Responds
We have a rich history of community investment, and our founder's legacy of generosity permeates throughout our organization; it is our responsibility to support our Team Members and the communities' where we live, work and travel in times of crisis.
Each year, approximately 275 million people worldwide are affected by natural and man-made disasters. Team Members and franchise employees have consistently displayed a passion for supporting the communities where disaster strikes. The Hilton Responds Fund was developed to act as a vehicle for Hilton Team Members and franchise employees to donate voluntary funds to support short-term relief and long-term rebuilding efforts following a disaster.
Current Fund recipients are some of the world's most respected organizations that are enabling Hilton to support disaster relief and humanitarian efforts. A complete list of supported organizations is listed below (or can be found here).
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Typhoon Haiyan Relief Campaign
Hilton Worldwide, its Team Members and guests contributed more than $733,000 for those affected in the Philippines.
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Dallas Tornado Disaster
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Japan Disaster Response
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The fight over the Lotus name
Team Lotus famously raced in Formula 1 events between 1958 and 1994, achieving great success. Financial difficulties followed and the team has not raced since. A dispute has now arisen over the right to the grid under the name Team Lotus. The business of making and racing race cars under the name Team Lotus, which the legendary Colin Chapman kick-started in the 1949's is currently owned by team Lotus Ventures. The very same Colin Chapman however started another business in the 1950's manufacturing other cars under the name Lotus. That business is owned by Group Lotus. Both sides benefited from the scheme: Team Lotus from the expertise and the engineering business from the reflected glory. They were specifically created as separate entities, to avoid one company causing financial difficulties for the other.
The legal question:
Does group Lotus own the heritage it so proudly claims?
The world-famous Team Lotus dropped out of F1 in 1994, after 36 years and 79 grand-prix wins. But 15 years later, in time for the 2010 season, the Team Lotus revived the team as Lotus racing, thanks to a deal with Group Lotus (before the actual Group Lotus chief executive joined the company) allowing them of using the name. After the single 2010 season, Group Lotus withdrew the licence. Lotus racing launched an action in the High Court in London seeking confirmation that it can use the name for the next seasons.
While the row grinds through the courts, industry- watchers claim the two sides should do a deal. Both sides have a great deal to lose with the High Court rule to come. Group Lotus could lose the best marketing tool in their challenge to Ferrari and Team Lotus would build a brand without a product to sell.
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Lincoln County » Physical Environment
By: Margie Hall
Lincoln County is located in central eastern Washington State. Of the 39 counties in the state, it is the 7th largest by land area (2,311 square miles). It is bounded to the north by Stevens, Ferry, and Okanogan Counties, the west by Grant County, the south by Adams and Whitman Counties, and the east by Spokane County. Spokane, located in Spokane County, is the nearest core urban area and is the wholesale and retail trade and service center for the 80,000-square-mile Inland Northwest.
Situated in Washington's north central Columbia Basin, Lincoln County is primarily composed of fertile rolling hills, channeled scablands, and deep canyons descending into Lake Roosevelt (formed by Grand Coulee Dam). Average elevations in the south west are approximately 1500 feet above sea level, rising steadily to the north and east to approximately 2600 feet, before plunging down 1300 foot basalt cliffs to the lake. Average temperatures (Fahrenheit) range from winter time highs and lows of mid 30's and high 20's to summer time highs and lows of mid 80's and high 40's. Average annual precipitation is comparable to the surrounding region, with between 12 inches in the west to 20 inches in the east.
The County's primary natural resources are soil and water. Because of the fertile soil, approximately 73% of county land, 1703 square miles, is in agricultural production. More specifically, 50% of county land (1160 square miles) is dedicated to wheat and barley production while and 20% (443 square miles) supports livestock and pasturing. Lincoln County also includes the northeastern tip of the Columbia Valley AVA Wine Region. Basalt is an abundant resource and commercial mining of basalt is allowed.
The Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area forms the northern boundary of the county. At 154 miles long, Lake Roosevelt is the largest lake in Washington State and contains a large section of the upper Columbia River. It is one of 18 recreation areas managed by the National Park
Service whose mission it is to preserve unimpaired the natural and cultural resources of the national park system. Visitation to the recreation area in 2011 was reported by the NPS to be 1,523,474, the largest number of visitors since 1998, and those visitors translate to important tourism dollars for the region.
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UPDATE: EXTRA $300 UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE SHOULD START THIS MONTH
The new federal legislation that expands and changes CARES Act provisions includes an extra $300 per week for eligible claimants who are receiving benefits from any unemployment program. The extra payment is called Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC). Claimants who are eligible for benefits from the week ending Jan. 2, to the week ending March. 13, will receive the extra amount. Payments should start Jan. 15. Track developments on ESD's website and social media.
NEW BUSINESS RESOURCE FOR WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS
The U.S. Small Business Administration recently announced the launch of Ascent, a first-of-its-kind, free digital e-learning platform geared to help women entrepreneurs grow and expand their businesses. Ascent has valuable content such as tips on preparing and recovering from disasters, strategic marketing and business financial strategy development. Learn more at https://ascent.sba.gov/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery
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PPP OPENS FRIDAY FOR LOCAL LENDERS
The U.S. Small Business Administration, in consultation with the U.S. Treasury Department, will re-open the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan portal to PPP-eligible lenders with $1 billion or less in assets for First and Second Draw applications on Friday, January 15, 2021 at 9 am ET. The portal will fully open on Tuesday, January 19, 2021 to all participating PPP lenders to submit First and Second Draw loan applications to SBA.
Earlier in the week, SBA granted dedicated PPP access to Community Financial Institutions (CFIs) as part of the agency's ongoing efforts to reach underserved and minority small businesses.
On Friday, SBA will continue its emphasis on reaching smaller lenders and businesses by opening to approximately 5,000 more lenders, including community banks, credit unions, and farm credit institutions. Moreover, the agency also plans to have dedicated service hours for these smaller lenders after the portal fully re-opens next week.
Learn more at https://www.sba.gov/article/2021/jan/13/sba-re-opening-paycheck-protection-program-small-lenders-friday-january-15-all-lenders-tuesday?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery
SBA Re-Opening Paycheck Protection Program to Small Lenders on Friday, January 15 and All Lenders on Tuesday, January 19
Lenders with $1 Billion or Less in Assets Will be Able to Submit First and Second Draw PPP Applications on Friday – Continuing Dedicated Access for Community-Based Lenders
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By Pascale Pearce of Brinsea – the Incubation Specialists – If you're considering hatching your own flock of backyard chickens here's a few things you need to know for hatching eggs successfully in an incubator.
For embryos to develop correctly, eggs need to be kept at the right temperature, turned often and correctly positioned. Eggs breathe and lose water through the pores in their shell so they need fresh air and the right humidity level. Eggs can catch infections and need a clean environment. But they also need time and hatching eggs in an incubator is not faster than a hen!
So let's look at each of these key requirements for hatching eggs with an incubator.
Accurate incubation temperature is by far the most important factor for successful hatching eggs. Small differences will make embryos develop too fast or too slow causing deaths or deformities.
99.5°F is usually the correct temperature for most species when incubating in a forced draft incubator (an incubator with a fan which offers good, even temperature). But you can still find incubators without fans (still air incubators) so if using one of those remember that hot air rises and measure the temperature right at the top of the eggs. 103°F is usually the correct temperature for these basic incubators but be sure to follow the manufacturer's recommendations.
Whatever the type of incubator you will get best results if the room temperature is between 68 and 78°F, the incubator is kept away from drafts and not in direct sunlight. Let the temperature stabilize for an hour or so before adjusting or setting your eggs. Let eggs warm up to room temperature before setting them and do not make any further adjustments for 24 hours to allow the eggs to reach incubation temperature.
Tip: Eggs can be stored up to a week provided they are kept cool (around 55°F with 75% humidity) and turned once a day.
As the embryo develops on the yolk, it causes the yolk to become lighter and float upwards. As the egg is turned the embryo is swept downwards into fresh nutrients in the white of the egg allowing the embryo to develop. This is particularly important for the first week of incubation when the embryo has no circulation system.
Turning can be done manually, but bearing in mind eggs need to be turned at least twice a day and preferably every hour you may want to consider automatic turning. Some fully digital models like the Brinsea Mini or Maxi Advance countdown to hatch day and automatically stop the turning 2 days prior.
When turning eggs manually, mark each egg with an X on one side and O on the other with a pencil and turn them from one side to the other.
Automatic incubators have different types of turning mechanisms such as tilting shelves or egg carriers, rotating discs and moving floors; some are fully programmable. Whatever the system, eggs should be placed on their side or pointed end down but never large end down as this causes inverted hatches (when chicks pip at the small end of the egg and usually die). A 90° angle (1/4 turn) every hour is recommended for most poultry, game or waterfowl.
Turning should be stopped 2 days before the chicks are due to hatch and the incubator or tilting shelves should be level. Best to remove all dividers, egg turning discs or egg carriers to avoid any possible injuries to the chicks.
Incorrect humidity is the no. 1 cause of poor hatching success. Of the four primary factors which must be controlled during incubation (temperature, turning, humidity and ventilation), humidity is the most difficult to measure and control accurately.
Humidity does not directly affect embryo development unless the egg is seriously dehydrated. Only temperature and turning affect growth of the embryo directly. Humidity is important only to achieve the right balance between excessive dehydration and space within the egg to allow the chick to maneuver into hatching position.
Ideally, eggs need to lose 13-15% of their weight between the time of laying and pipping. Variations in humidity are less critical than temperature as long as the chicks end up losing the correct amount of weight by the time of hatching. Corrections can be made later for earlier errors.
Humidity is affected by evaporation from the eggs themselves and the incubator water reservoirs, the amount of fresh air entering the incubator and the ambient humidity. All incubators have water reservoirs and ventilation holes, some have ventilation controls and digital humidity displays. Top of the range digital models like the Brinsea EX models even have fully automatic humidity control.
Humidity is usually measured in % Relative Humidity (%RH) but sometimes in older books and reference manuals you will see it quoted in Wet Bulb Temperature and those should not be confused as the effects could be devastating.
Ideal humidity during incubation is 40-50%RH for poultry and game birds (78-82°F wet bulb temperature) and 45-55% for waterfowl (80-84°F wet bulb temperature).
If humidity is too high you will need to increase ventilation or if the incubator does not have ventilation control remove some water. In very humid ambient conditions the incubator may be run dry for a few days. Conversely, if humidity is too low you will need to reduce ventilation and/or add water. In very dry ambient conditions you may need to use evaporating pads or blotting paper to increase the surface area of the water reservoirs.
Humidity at hatching time needs to be higher than during incubation – at least 60% (above 86°F wet bulb temperature) to prevent the membranes of the egg drying too fast as the chick hatches and becoming tough and difficult to tear. It is tempting but do not open the incubator – humidity needs to remain high!
Direct measurement of RH is not easy and therefore expensive. Cheap hygrometers are available but you get what you pay for! So if the incubator does not have digital humidity readout, you should candle the eggs to monitor the air cell and ideally weigh them.
If the air cell is larger than expected too much water is being lost and humidity should be raised.
Conversely, if the air cell is smaller than expected humidity should be reduced.
The air cell increases as incubation progresses.
If you weigh eggs before setting them and again periodically during incubation, the weight loss can be plotted on a graph to check that the average weight loss is on track.
If the eggs are losing too much weight humidity should be increased and vice-versa.
Don't forget to check the water reservoirs regularly following the manufacturer's recommendations to achieve the correct humidity.
Incubators are warm and wet and the ideal breeding ground for bacteria. If left with debris from the last time you were hatching eggs, they will harbor germs which are highly likely to damage future hatches.
Even if some manufacturers like Brinsea now use antimicrobial additives in their plastics to help reduce this problem and achieve higher hatch rates incubators should always be cleaned immediately after each hatch and totally dry before storing or setting the next batch.
If possible cracked or very dirty eggs should not be set. All cleaning procedures will remove the outer protective cuticle from the eggshell as well as the dirt leaving the eggs at greater risk of bacterial contamination. If you must wash eggs use a solution significantly warmer than the egg so that expansion in the egg causes flow out through the pores rather than dirty water flowing inwards. Always use a proprietary solution and follow the manufacturer's instructions.
Hatching eggs won't go faster, even with the most advanced incubator.
It usually takes 21 days for chickens, 28 days for ducks, guineas and turkeys, 30 days for geese, 24 days for partridge and pheasants and 18 days for quail.
Eggs can be candled starting at day 5 to monitor the size of the air space and observe embryo development. For best results, you should candle eggs in a darkened room holding the candler right against the shell at the larger end. Modern candlers are usually LEDs because they are very bright, very efficient and do not emit heat that could damage embryos. Some like the Brinsea OvaScope can be used anywhere (not just darkened rooms) and can be hooked up to a webcam.
As the chick grows it will be hard to make out detail but you should still be able to see movement.
Eggs that are infertile or have died should be removed to avoid contaminating the developing eggs.
Finally birth also takes time! It can take 24 hours or more for a chick to come out after it has first piped. So be patient; don't be tempted to help and don't transfer the chicks under a brooder until they are fully fluffed up or they could chill. Your patience will be rewarded with little bundles of fuzzy cuteness nobody can resist. Beware: Hatching eggs can be addictive!
For more information on candling and incubation, you can download a free Incubation Handbook from www.brinsea.com.
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Weekend Preview 01.23.20
The Barrhead Bombers Hockey Club collected a single win out of three games played last weekend, besting the Cold Lake Hornets 5-2 at the Energy Centre. Unfortunately for the Bombers, the three points didn't suffice to maintain them in fourth place, and have fallen to the final spot in the Provincial Division.
Barrhead faces a very tough challenge this weekend against No. 1 Edson Aeros. The club will open a three-game series at Repsol Place before playing Game 2 at the Barrhead Agrena, and capping off the weekend with Game 3 back in Edson. The Aeros have yet to lose at home with a perfect 12-0-0 record in Repsol Place.
Their road record stands strong as well with a 13-3-0 mark. The Aeros are the highest scoring team in the division while the Bombers come in third as far as scoring. Barrhead has struggled mightily on the road with a 2-15-0 record.
Dmitro Kobylnyk has risen to the top of the Bombers scoring list having passed Raf Lambert Dodginghorse, who led the entire first half of the season, and also passed Stran Backfat Redcrow.
Kobylnyk now has 16G-12A-28P, and he will need to tap into that production in order to put up a fighting chance. Edson has won all four prior meetings against the Bombers, though Barrhead has been able to score at least three goals in four of the three games.


Marko R. Zoretic is a litigation partner in Knobbe Martens' Orange County office. He represents clients in all types of intellectual property disputes, including patent, trademark, trade dress, copyright, and unfair competition matters.
He is the founder and Past President of both the Croatian-American Bar Association (2005-2012) and Canadian-American Bar Association (2009-2010).
In a survey of his peers published in Super Lawyers magazine, Mr. Zoretic was named as one of Southern California's "Rising Stars" in intellectual property law (2014).
Marko is also the founder and past president of the Croatian American Bar Association.


A bizarre murder mystery unfolded yesterday when a fisherman stumbled on a human head on a Far Rockaway beach – and cops later found the victim's headless body in an abandoned garage two blocks away.
The fisherman told cops he was walking along the shore at Beach 37th Street in Queens around 2:15 p.m. when he found a black plastic bag that had been weighed down with a chunk of concrete.
Inside the bag was a human head, cops said.
A patrol cop who believed that the head showed signs of having been burned went to a nearby abandoned house at 459 Beach 37th St., where a fire had taken place some two years earlier, on a hunch, sources said.
Inside the garage was a stripped-down Lexus – and the torso of a man in the back seat. The medical examiner's office said the body matched the head that had been found earlier.
Sources said that so far, authorities only know that the victim was male, that neither the head nor the torso was probably burned and that the body had been placed there long after the 1998 fire at the house.


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Blue Bridge Wars
Star Annals,
Volume IV, Retrostar
EARTH I
Blue (Crystal) Bridge I
Red Star (Carnelian, or Sardius, the Fiery Star Stone) enters Earth I, 2015?--Tribulation Period
Satan (Lucifer) defeated at end of Tribulation, cast in the Lake of Fire.
The Millennium Period of 1,000 Years
Convergence at Basel, Switzerland, A.S. 3000? Theologian Karl Barth's statue becomes a time portal allowing Carbuncle, Star of Doubt and Unbelief, to enter Earth I to deceive the people of Earth during the Millennium, causing them to rebel against King Yeshua, enthroned at Jerusalem.
Carbuncle and human rebels, led by Satan, are defeated at the end of the Millenium
Battles of Orion
50 A.D., Battle of the Seven Stars, Earth I
320 A.D., Forty Martyrs of the Thundering Legion
1973-78 A.D., The First Battle of Orion
Satan (Lucifer) and his Grand Armee fights against the 40 martyrs, Gabriel and angels
The Second Battle of Orion
Circa 3000 A.D., Satan is defeated at end of the Millennium by Lord King Yeshua alone, and is cast forever into the Lake of Fire. The Carbuncle is also defeated and destroyed. A new heaven and a new earth is created, after the Fifth Earth (Earth I goes through five stages of world-wide change and makeover, with the Sixth Earth, inhabited by a blest and holy humanity, continuing into eternity) is purified by fire.
EARTH II
A.A.S. 9,500, Bridge of Twin Earths Destroyed
The fiery star stones attack Earth II, and the Battle of Orion for the Blue Bridge, engaged in by the star stones and the Atlanteans, ensues.
A.S. 320--7,000 Roman Legionaires recruited by Yeshua to defend the Blue Bridge
A.S. 1912, the Red Star invades Earth II, drawn by the intergalactic distress call emitted by the genes or atoms of the body of an Irish Catholic carpenter, Marty Yeager, murdered aboard the drydocked Titanic in Belfast, Ireland.
A.S. 1973-78, The First Battle of Orion
"The Angel of the Contretemps" defeats the Atlanteans, but the Red Star destroys the connecting portion of the interplanetary bridge, leaving Earth with one half span, and Earth II with the other.
The DUBESOR (ROSEBUD) Champions rise to challenge and fight the Fiery Star Stones for Earth II
The Red Star is defeated, A.S. 5931, but not yet destroyed it exits Earth II and invades Earth I through a time portal created by a boy genius who turns murderer.
10,400 A.S., the Carbuncle is involved in Earth for many centuries of conflict, but leaves Earth II for Earth II through the Karl Barth portal after various defeats. The Carbuncle carries the whole wargame of Dr. Pikkard and Wally to its finish. It proves the finish of the Carbuncle as well, as the Cybernauts succeed enough to cause a vast internal implosion, as when anti-matter touches matter. A Black Hole is created by the titanic implosion that sucks in all of Satan's forces on Earth I.
A.S. 1,000,000, Alpha Centauri
The Topaz is involved in sisters, Najana and Heena's deadly feud
Note: This is just for now a partial outline, which will serve to indicate the overlap or interfacing of Earth I and Earth II in the Battles of Orion and the Blue Bridge. More details will be added to flesh out the details of this skeletal outline.
Chronicles that depict the Battles of Orion/Blue Bridge are:
Champions of the Blue Bridge
Chronicle of the Blue Bridge Salient
ATLANTIS II, THE MOTHER CONTINENT OF EARTH II


Every theory of culture assumes an anthropology. Rational, Loving or Liturgical?
What do you want? What you want is who you are.
Before the universe existed you were on His mind. He created male and female.
God with us. Paying the way to be with God.
A Baby- Welcome to our world - Tears are falling hearts are breaking Bring your peace into our violence Fragile finger sent to heal us.
How does the story end? This is just the beginning. It leads to another finale. Baby Jesus sent to heal us. They crucified him. He is risen. His life leads to your life. Choose your own ending. Baby? Personal God?
The sun has arisen in heavenly glory to God be the glory. The heavenly Son has come Changes night into day.
One of the ironies of this season is that it lasts but for a moment. Is there a perfect moment? Change is hard to do. That's why Jesus came. It leads Him to the cross.
This joy can last and be the normal for my life. God is with us. Change is possible when God is with you. You are invited to be with God. God chose you to be part the changes He wants to bring to this world.
We want to be part of what God is doing in this world. Help in Thailand, at Forward House, and the Tyndale Church. You are invited to be part of this.
Sing the Hallelujah chorus with us.
Children sang: Unto us a child is given Wonderful Counselor the mighty God the Everlasting Father The Prince of Peace. Unto us a son is given.
Mary's Song: My soul glorifies the Lord.
Hark the herald angels sing Glory to the new born King. Veiled in flesh the incarnate Deity.
Joy to the world the Lord has come.
Luke 1: Zachariah and Elizabeth had no children. 18,000 priests worked in the temple. He was chosen by lot to do the ceremony. A once in a lifetime opportunity. Then he meets the angel. God had been silent for 400 years. He froze. "You will have a son. He will be filled with the Holy Spirit." He responded in unbelief- how can this be? My wife is old.
God said: "Watch! I'm going to do something unbelievable."
God is a God of action. Z was comfortable with the presence of God. He was not so comfortable with what God was going to do. We tend to be uncomfortable with what God wants to do. Z used fear to filter what God was saying. We tend to do that too. We struggle with decisions.
Luke 1: We meet Mary. They were in the engagement period. An angel shows up. Her response was not fear. She was perplexed disturbed and confused. A bit scared. "How can this be? I'm a virgin." For her to get pregnant she was to become an outcast.
God works with the despised in society. Would we accept her in our church?
The Spirit challenges us to accept what God is doing. Are we willing to do what God is doing? Mary stood at the cross And she understood why he had to die.
"Here I am, a servant of the Lord." Trust. That's where change starts.
Z and Mary were both asked to trust God. God will bring it to completion -do you trust Him enough to keep following Him?
So much of the season is so inward focussed it is hard to be part of something bigger.
The advent appeal is above the church budget.
Can we buy one less gift for ourselves and give to others?
Do you see what I see? a star? Do you hear what I hear? A song high above the clouds with a voice as big as the sea. A child shivers in the cold, let us bring him silver and gold. He will bring as goodness and light.
I am pulled in so many directions. Why? It will make me happy?
When I'm not plugged in everything will fail to bring real joy.
I love water skiing. Tried to ski on one ski and it did not work until someone said put the prop deeper. They needed more power.
A row boat will not work.
Hooked up - to the source of power. That makes all the difference.
But I need to be thirsty for the Living water that only Jesus can give us.
When we are hooked up to God's power we can have that inexpressible joy.
You will walk through dark tunnels. You will get angry. Why does that baby have to cry for 13 hours in the plane to Thailand? Why do I get angry?
While we feel the tension the Holy Spirit is hovering right there. There is a river that flows. Are you planted near the river? The HS wants to flow through you to others.
the HS may be prompting us but we ignore it. Because we had too many bad habits etc.
Plugged in leads to follow him.
Isaiah - bring good news to the poor. Survey of 100 year old people said they would have liked to risk more and do more things that would have eternal benefits.
Lighthouse ministry in Thailand attracts Burmese refugees. Maw is one of those who got baptized 2 weeks ago. She felt Jesus' kiss on her forehead and was overjoyed at the forgiveness she received.
God wants us each to be a river of blessing to others.
Dec 24 offering to church in Tyndale, Forward House Van, and Thailand church.
Several semi-trailers full of Christmas Shoe boxes left Eastview this week.
Dinner theatre was a phenomenal and remarkable event.
L Friesen: teaching the kids at Eastview helped me grow. God has not gone anywhere. I want to baptized.
Signed up to pray for Thailand and really found God.
Every human being has a God shaped Vacuum. Lord I believe, help me to overcome my unbelief.
Avery Koop: Become Christian at age 4 and this summer discovered God can be trusted. Now have been consumed by the love of Christ and now I want to serve God. I love the Lord Jesus so much and I'm so excited to follow Him.
Song: Make me a vessel of mercy.
Oh come all ye faithful Glory to God. O come let us adore Him.
Surely God is my salvation. With joy I will drink from the wells of salvation.
Bread symbolizes Jesus' broken body and the fruit of the wine to symbolize the blood of Christ.
O come O cone Emmanuel Rejoice Rejoice. May envy strife and quarrels cease.
They love very loud operatic yodeling. Their audio quality - not so good.
The story line is of the snotty rich lady during The Depression who hates the filthy little kids across the street in shanty town. Then her parents tell her about the poverty they lived in. How they shielded her from the hardships. Through it all I thank God for what he has done. I've learned to depend upon His Word. We love you and our heavenly Father loves you even more. Talk to Him.
Sometimes we carry the burdens of our actions. We need to lay them at Jesus' feet.
We pray for healing. We doubt your goodness we doubt your love.
I had to plug my ears for that song - way too loud.
Pain is God's megaphone. Things that you thought were out if control have brought you to this place. Raindrops of despair can become raindrops of blessings.
How do you go through 3 years of hell and not become a skeptic?
Christmas day the rich family has a good breakfast and Mrs Snotty decides to share her rich Christmas dinner with a poor family. They make up and everyone is happy.
Really good children's choir. Not such a good duet.
Small town busy body wants to put on a spectacular Christmas eve production in the town square where the local church wants to do a Christmas pageant.
Dinner starts with salad followed by grilled chicken breast.
Get your tickets NOW! Only 2 more performances!


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"Champignol malgré lui" by Georges Feydeau. Jacques Morel, Jean Rochefort, Roger Carel and Micheline Dax. Paris, Théâtre Marigny, January 1959.
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Shooting of "Le Capitaine Fracasse", film by Pierre Gaspard-Huit (1961), after a novel by Théophile Gautier (1863). Jean Rochefort. France/Spain/Italy, 1960.
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Shooting of the film "Le Cavaleur" by Philippe de Broca. Jean Rochefort. Paris, September 1978.
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"La réalité dépasse la fiction". Jean Rochefort and Henri Virlojeux. Paris, théâtre des 3 Baudets, September 1957.
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"L'Etonnant Pennypacker" by Liam O'Brien. Director: Jean-Pierre Grenier. Anne Doat, Jean Rochefort and Jacques Morel. Paris, théâtre Marigny, December 1958.
"Franck V". Jean Rochefort and Catherine Sauvage. Paris, théâtre de l'Atelier, December 1962.
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"Loin de Rueil" by Raymond Queneau. Music by Maurice Jarre. Jean Rochefort. Paris, Théâtre National Populaire, November 1961.
Dreyfus affair. "France at first, still". AntiDreyfusard caricature.
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Jean-Paul Belmondo, Ursula Andress and Jean Rochefort at the Bilboquet. Paris, December 1967.
"The Lover", play by Harold Pinter. Adaptation by Eric Kahane. Direction by Claude Régy. Jean Rochefort and Delphine Seyrig. Paris, Théâtre Hébertot, September 1965.
"The Collection", play by Harold Pinter. Adaptation by Eric Kahane. Direction by Claude Régy. Jean Rochefort, Michel Bouquet and Delphine Seyrig. Paris, Théâtre Hébertot, September 1965.
"Loin de Rueil" by Raymond Queneau. Music by Maurice Jarre. Rosy Varte and Jean Rochefort. Paris, Théâtre National Populaire, November 1961.
"Le Cavaleur", film by Philippe de Broca. Jean Rochefort and Annie Girardot. France, 1978.
"Génousic", play by René de Obaldia. Roger Mollien and Jean Rochefort. Paris, Théâtre Récamier, September 1960.
"Génousic" by René de Obaldia. Maria Mauban and Jean Rochefort. Paris, théâtre Récamier, September 1960.
"Génousic", play by René de Obaldia. Jean Rochefort and Roger Mollien. Paris, Théâtre Récamier, September 1960.
"Loin de Rueil" by Raymond Queneau. Music by Maurice Jarre. Rosy Varte and Christiane Minazzoli. Paris, Théâtre National Populaire, November 1961.
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"Next Time I'll Sing To You", play by James Saunders. Jean Rochefort. Paris, Théâtre Antoine, Septembre 1966.
Jean Rochefort, French actor.
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"Champignol malgré lui" by Georges Feydeau. Roger Carel, Micheline Dax and Jean Rochefort. Paris, Théâtre Marigny, January 1959.
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"Frank V" by Friedrich Dürrenmatt. Directed by André Barsacq. Jean Rochefort, Tania Balachova et Jean-Roger Caussimon.. Paris, théâtre de l'Atelier, December 1962.


4k00:11TOKYO, JAPAN - CIRCA MARCH, 2017: POV Walking in Kabuki-cho district of Shinjuku Ward. The area is a renown nightlife and red-light district.
hd00:27TOKYO, JAPAN - CIRCA MARCH, 2017: POV Walking in Kabuki-cho district of Shinjuku Ward. The area is a renown nightlife and red-light district.
4k00:09Blurred / Out of Focus / Bokeh City in the Night. Lights Glowing, Skyscrapers, Lamp Posts and City Night Traffic.
4k00:29The historic Toronto city skyline office buildings and condos in the midst of this beautiful sunset with orange, yellow, red, and purple clouds along the horizon.
4k00:23Aerial view of tall buildings and skyscrapers in downtown, Manhattan, New York City, bright day lighting. Wide shot. 4k shot with a RED camera.
4k00:13In the Architectural Bureau TwoProfessional Engineers Work on a Model of a City District. Urban Planners Work on a Functional Building Model. Shot on RED EPIC-W 8K Helium Cinema Camera.
4k00:10TOKYO, JAPAN - MARCH 14, 2014: Traffic in Kabuki-cho district of Shinjuku Ward. The area is a renown nightlife and red-light district.
4k00:12Snow is on the background of a modern office building in the business district of the city on a winter evening. The traffic light changes from red to green light.
4k00:10Low Angle Gliding Shot of Modern Buildings, Skyscrapers and Traffic Lights in the New York City. Residential District. POV Dolly Style Shot. Shot on RED Epic 4K UHD Camera.
4k00:57TOKYO, JAPAN - CIRCA MARCH, 2017: POV Walking in Kabuki-cho district of Shinjuku Ward. The area is a renown nightlife and red-light district.
4k00:16The historic Toronto Cn Tower in the midst of the entire downtown city skyline with beautiful sunset with orange, red, and purple clouds along the horizon.
4k00:26TOKYO, JAPAN - CIRCA MARCH, 2017: Pedestrians walking in Kabuki-cho district of Shinjuku Ward. The area is a renown nightlife and red-light district.
4k00:09The historic city skyline in the midst of this beautiful sunset with orange, yellow, red, and purple clouds along the horizon. This is perfect to show the end of a business day.
hd00:21Amsterdam, Netherlands - May 18, 2018: Crowd of Cyclists and Tourists in Front of Coffeeshop in the Red Light District in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
4k00:17In the Architectural Bureau TwoProfessional Engineers Work on a Model of a City District. Urban Planners Work on a Functional Building Model. Shot on RED EPIC-W 8K Helium Cinema Camera.
hd00:19Traffic Jam in the city. Dusk.
hd01:00AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS CIRCA 2017: A man walks through the red light district in Amsterdam at night.
hd00:10The flashing neon sign of the Coca-Cola Billboard in Kings Cross, Sydney. It is known to by Sydneysiders simply as "The Coke Sign". It is an iconic landmark and has historical value in the city.
hd00:08BANGKOK, THAILAND April 20, 2017: Beautiful girls in the red light district.
4k00:15Subjective image of the skyscraper towers of Madrid, Spain. Filmed on July 24, 2017.
4k00:14BANGKOK, THAILAND - MARCH 22nd: Timelapse of the red light district Soi Cowboy at night in Bangkok, Thailand on March 22nd, 2017.
hd00:13Traffic Light in Recoleta District, Buenos Aires (Argentina).
hd00:05BANGKOK - 30 MARCH: Time lapse view of Bangkok skyline at sunset. Top view of Nana on Sukhumvit road on 30 March 2013 in Bangkok, Thailand. Nana is one of Bangkok red light district.
4k00:13BANGKOK, THAILAND - 18 DECEMBER, 2018: Cars in a traffic jam on the road of the overpopulated asian city of Thai capital at night. yellow and red electrical lights, tuk tuks, buses.
4k00:32Traffic jam . Close-up moving .
4k00:12A daytime exterior establishing shot of a typical Manhattan intersection red light. Warehouse-style buildings in the background.
hd00:30Traffic Jam in the city. Dusk. sequence.
4k00:12TOKYO, JAPAN - CIRCA MARCH, 2017: Traffic in Kabuki-cho district of Shinjuku Ward. The area is a renown nightlife and red-light district.


Balancing his quick wit with an easy going nature, Eric Schott makes the process of buying or selling a home a pleasurable experience. Pair that with his 'born and raised' Reno background and you have one well-informed REALTOR® who understands the local market more than most. "I live to give the best service possible to all my clients and help them lay a solid foundation for their future in my own hometown." With his relaxed yet efficient business style, Eric is well known for his ability to be classically cool, calm and collected and accepting of any challenge that may come his way. For those who know Eric, this comes as no surprise. He has acquired his unique perspective on life through his extensive international travel and artistic talent as a professional photographer. All combined, Eric has a particular gift to be able to 'see the bigger picture' that he applies to his real estate career and personal life as well. Eric is an adventurer of many sports and always looks forward to long hikes with his two dogs throughout the High Sierra. Down to earth and always upbeat, Eric can be contacted through Chase International Reno office or direct at 775 750-1265.


If your TBR could do you bodily harm if it fell over, raise your hand. If you can't raise your hand because you're pinned underneath it – you're not alone. Like a lot of people, my TBR pile has gotten completely out of hand and strongly resembles the leading tower of Pisa. My goal over this year is to get through a chunk of these – so I can buy more books, of course. In order to do this, I've cut back on the amount of books I'm taking/requesting for reviews, while getting my own book ready for submission.
I'm currently reading Graduation Day by Joelle Charbonneau. The first book in this series, The Testing (review here), grabbed me right away, but the second one, Independent Study (review here) – not so much. I finished it last summer, so I shouldn't have too much trouble remembering what's going on – hopefully.
So – how's your TBR pile looking?
My pile is huge and so I sympathize.
Do they have support groups for this?
Yes. You and I and anyone else who loves to read.


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«Ярославна-ТМЗ» — женский волейбольный клуб из города Тутаева Ярославской области, выступающий в Зоне Европы Высшей лиги «Б» Чемпионата России по волейболу среди женщин. Лучшим достижением является 4-е место в Высшей лиге «А» в 2002 году. Домашние матчи проводит в спортивном зале филиала РГАТА. Форма красно-голубая. Спонсоры: Тутаевский моторный завод, Администрация городского поселения Тутаев, Департамент физкультуры и спорта Администрации Ярославской области.

История
Женская волейбольная команда города Тутаева начала выступления в Чемпионате России в сезоне 1995/1996 во второй лиге под названием «ТМЗ» (команда Тутаевского моторного завода). С сезона 1998/1999 называется «Ярославна-ТМЗ».

Результаты выступлений в Чемпионатах России:

Высшая лига «Б»
 2015 - 1 место
 2014 - 3 место
 2013 - 4 место
 2012 — 14-е место
 2011 — 6-е место в зоне
 2010 — 4-е место в зоне
 2009 — 5-е место в зоне
 2008 — 5-е место в зоне
 2007 — 4-е место в зоне
 2006 — 11-е место в зоне

Высшая лига «А» (до сезона 2001/2002 Высшая лига)
 2005 — 12-е место в зоне
 2004 — 5-е место в зоне
 2003 — 6-е место
 2002 — 4-е место
 2001 — 4-е место в зоне
 2000 — 6-е место в зоне
 1999 — 9-е место в зоне

Первая лига
 1998 — 2-е место в зоне
 1997 — 7-е место

Вторая лига
 1996 — 2-е место

Ссылки
 Волейбол  на сайте «Ярославский спорт с Александром Набоковым»

Женские волейбольные клубы России
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Nokia reaches 100 5G deals and 160 commercial 5G engagements in Q3
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Nokia says it has reached 100 5G deals after signing 17 in the third quarter of 2020. The wins comprise of 100 5G deals with individuals customers and 160 commercial 5G engagements including paid trials.
Nokia's milestones include the introduction of the industry's first Dynamic Spectrum Sharing (DSS) solution that supports spectrum sharing between 2G, 3G, 4G and 5G.
According to the company, Nokia, enterprise customers make up 12 per cent of its 5G deals while 88 per cent represent commercial deals with recent private wireless deployments including Deutsche Bahn, Toyota Production Engineering and Sandvik.
Nokia also boasts a 180-strong portfolio of private wireless customers, many of whom are expected to migrate to 5G. Nokia's presence in all 5G early adopters is also a top addition to its 5G momentum.
AS at now Nokia also has deals with the top four US CSPs including Korea and Japan.
Tommi Uitto, president of Mobile Networks, Nokia, said: "We are thrilled to have passed this 5G milestone. We know we still have work to do and that the market remains highly competitive. But, we are moving fast – and these wins make it clear that our progress is being validated by customers. We deeply appreciate their ongoing support and are committed to delivering for them."
The company has also contributed to the worlds first largest scale migration of over five million legacy 4G radio units to 5G via a software upgrade, making it easier for operators to move to 5G. Additionally, it also made its 5G standalone (SA) private wireless technology commercially available in July.
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The Literacy Octopus is a large multi-arm randomised controlled trial, investigating a range of different methods of communicating research to schools and engaging them in research evidence. The project will test ways of engaging schools with research evidence from four different organisations, using two separate RCTs. The IEE is one of these four organisations.
One 'active' intervention that requires more involvement from schools but may be more effective at changing teacher behaviour and ultimately improving attainment.
Each programme has a slightly different theory of change: some outline evidence-based teaching methods directly; some aim to influence school-level decisions about how to allocate funding; others encourage more peer-to-peer discussion about research findings. The activities will be aimed at Key Stage 2 teachers in primary schools, with a focus on improving literacy teaching.
780 schools will be recruited, with some receiving the light-touch interventions and others participating in more active interventions. In a separate trial, over 8,000 schools will be sent materials or emails about research findings by these organisations.
The trial will run from 2014 to 2016. The first evaluation report will be published in Spring 2017; with a follow-up report on subsequent KS2 outcomes in Spring 2018.


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RABDF survey shows more than 1m liters of milk discarded
30-Apr-2020 - Last updated on 30-Apr-2020 at 11:26 GMT
The RABDF is urging farmers to continue to fill in the survey.
Related tags: Dairy, Milk, coronavirus
Interim data from the Royal Association of British Dairy Farmers (RABDF) survey show more than 1m liters of milk have been discarded since the start of the coronavirus outbreak in the UK.
The survey, which has been running for a week, is being completed by farmers receiving a reduced value or having to discard milk, including sheep and goat milk, as a direct result of restrictions brought in to control COVID-19.
The results have been collated to feed into Defra to highlight the scale of the problem affecting the UK dairy industry.
Currently, the worst affected counties with milk either receiving a reduced value or being discarded are Dorset (2.38m liters); Staffordshire (2.17m liters); Kent (1.42m liters), and County Antrim (1.2m liters).
Although the amount of milk being affected seems to have dropped since April 20, the RABDF said there are still some farmers receiving a reduced price and occasionally, milk being discarded.
RABDF said it will continue to monitor this volume as more information becomes available when farmers receive their monthly milk statements next month.
The data is being processed for government and the organization is urging farmers to continue to fill in the survey.
RABDF chairman Peter Alvis said, "We continue to monitor the situation regarding the loss in value and all milk being discarded. There are about 2m liters of milk a day, that have not found a home in the retail market. What our survey shows is the negative impact it is having on those farmers most severely affected.
"It is imperative farmers continue submitting their information about the volume and value of milk lost so we can keep Defra informed of the size of the challenge this sector faces. We request DEFRA considers the seriousness of the situation and supports these farmers with a hardship payment. Any data we can continue feeding into Defra will only go to help this industry's cause."
Related topics: Markets, Fresh Milk, COVID-19
Dairy industry unites to call for immediate action
RABDF seeks UK Government support for scheme to prevent widespread dairy disruption


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Thoughts on the conduct of the understanding - Strana 127
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Lectures chiefly on the dramatic literature of the age of Elizabeth
William Hazlitt - 1821
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This topic for the IT professional introduces the TLS/SSL implementation in Windows using the Schannel Security Service Provider (SSP) by describing practical applications, changes in Microsoft's implementation, and software requirements, plus additional resources for Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8.
The Security Support Provider Interface (SSPI) is an API used by Windows systems to perform security-related functions including authentication. The SSPI functions as a common interface to several Security Support Providers (SSPs), including the Schannel SSP.
The Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol versions 1.0, 1.1, and 1.2, Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol, versions 2.0 and 3.0, Datagram Transport Layer Security (DTLS) version 1.0, and the Private Communications Transport (PCT) protocol are based on public key cryptography. The Security Channel (Schannel) authentication protocol suite provides these protocols. All Schannel protocols use a client/server model.
One problem when you administer a network is securing data that is being sent between applications across an untrusted network. You can use TLS/SSL to authenticate servers and client computers and then use the protocol to encrypt messages between the authenticated parties.
The following table notes the changes to the Schannel SSP to allow for the Datagram Transport Layer Security (DTLS) (RFC 4347), Server Name Indicator, configurable hints for certificates, and ability to configure the Schannel provider to use specific trusted root stores.
For information about these changes in functionality for TLS/SSL, see What's New in TLS-SSL (Schannel SSP).
In the Schannel SSP for Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8, there are no deprecated features or functionality. The Private Communications Transport (PCT) protocol is disabled by default, as it was in the past version.
The TLS/SSL protocol use a client/server model and are based on certificate authentication, which requires a Public Key Infrastructure.
There are no configuration steps necessary to implement TLS, SSL or Schannel using Server Manager or the Add Features feature.
The following table provides links to additional resources related to TLS, SSL and the Schannel SSP.


Dr. Kevin Clark specializes in laser vision correction and cataract surgery and has performed more than 20,000 procedures. Dr. Clark is board-certified and has been involved with refractive surgery and proudly serving the Pittsburgh community since 1989.
Dr. Clark studied at Carnegie Mellon University, Duquesne University, the Institute of European Studies, the University of Haute Bretagne in France, and graduated with a quadruple major from the University of Pittsburgh. He received his Doctorate of Medicine from Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. He completed his residency in ophthalmology at the Eastern Virginia Graduate School of Medicine and additional cornea and refractive surgery training in St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Houston, and Hershey.
In addition to having taught at the University of Pittsburgh, Robert Morris University, Eastern Virginia Graduate School of Medicine, Tidewater Ophthalmic Personnel, and the Pittsburgh Ophthalmology Society, Dr. Clark performed research in the early 1980s on the excimer lasers used in refractive surgery today and presented corneal research results in the early 1990s at the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology. He is currently the translator for the prestigious French Journal of Ophthalmology and a member of the World Doctors Orchestra and World Civic Orchestra, having performed concerts in Cleveland, New York, Taipei, Beijing, and Shanghai to raise funds for medical charities.
Dr. Clark is a member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery, European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons, and the International Society of Refractive Surgery.


The Saving Sleep - Baby Sleep Consultation is a half night in your own home between 5.00pm – 11.00 pm. This allows myself or Nikki time to be present for the initial and subsequent settles. It also gives us time before and afterwards to discuss face to face the plan and necessary changes.
The guidance given during the first evening really allows parents to understand the technique and have the support from the very beginning.
A comprehensive questionnaire that allows me the opportunity to get to know your current situation prior to our consult and begin devising a personalised plan.
Understanding sleep and the vital role it plays in your child's development.
Tara or Nikki will assess your little ones sleep space to ensure it is set up in a way that best promotes sleep.
We will do the initial bedtime routine with you, making any necessary changes as we go along to ensure we set your little one up with the best start to the new changes.
Conduct the first settle with your baby or toddler and any subsequent settles in the time we are in your home. This gives us the opportunity to support and guide you through these settles and also allows us the chance to see how your little one is responding and make any necessary changes from there.
Take the time to understand your family dynamics.
How to incorporate positive communication with you and your little ones.
Current feelings and sleep goals.
Current feed and sleep regimes.
Talk about the things that may be hindering your baby's ability to sleep well.
Implement a bedtime routine that promotes sleep and gives your child predictability and consistency.
Implement a sleep method that I will walk you through step by step, to have your little one sleeping through and waking much happier.
Troubleshoot any anticipated problems and eliminate doubt around your child's sleep.
Answer questions, concerns or doubt you may have around these new changes.
Once daily text support for the following 4 days and a call per day if required for the final 4 days.
During these calls you can discuss with me how your plan is going and any challenges that may have arisen. It will give you a chance to have support during the early stages of your child's sleep program.
These emails are yours to use whenever you have any questions or require support for your little one. They can be used at any stage in the 6 months following our initial consult.
This package is available to those within 50km of the Perth CBD. Further travel can be discussed and pricing adjusted on individual basis.


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The report form Limelight Network's EyeWonder Interactive Advertising Service group reveals instant-play video has proven to be a valuable tool to engage viewers through online video advertising.
A new research report examining online video advertising and best practices identifies instant-play video as an effective means of engaging viewers.
The report, "Utilizing Video as a Path to Conversion," was published by EyeWonder Interactive Advertising Service, a business unit of Limelight Networks. It examines the opportunity of online video advertising as a tool for marketers and develops a set of best practices for video length and completion rates.
"With video ads accounting for 12.8 percent of all videos viewed and 1.2 percent of all minutes spent viewing video online, the opportunities for brand marketers now and in the future are nearly endless," said EyeWonder CEO John Vincent.
According to the EyeWonder research, instant-play video has proven to be a valuable tool to engage viewers through online video advertising. In 2010, EyeWonder served over 2.5 times more instant-play video ads than user-initiated video, which had click-through rates 1.5 times higher than user-initiated video ads.
EyeWonder data also uncovered clear best practices for video length and completion rates for vertical industries. For television, the 30-second spot is clearly the standard. However, for online advertising, EyeWonder data shows that for marketers wanting to gain maximum audience impact and engagement, video ads are most effective when they last 30 seconds or less.
Formats have evolved to include more interactivity. In-stream video ads are evolving beyond traditional pre-roll spots to include interactive pre-roll, bugs, tickers and choose-your-own ad experiences, and these nonlinear formats.
Though EyeWonder served over 13 times more linear in-stream impressions than nonlinear in 2010, unique interaction rates for the latter were 16.13 percent vs. 4.46 percent for the former. The data thus shows audiences will interact with an ad unit if it's compelling enough before watching their desired content, according to EyeWonder.
The report, "Best Practices in Broadcast Playout," offers the insights of the business, sales and operational leaders of teleports providing broadcast playout.
The white paper explores how to specify, negotiate and manage installation to obtain the greatest value and reduce the potential for costly errors.
According to Joy Baer, executive VP/COO of STRATA, the recent introduction of Google Adwords for video is giving advertisers a way to measure the effectiveness of their video content.
Everyone's producing video now, so what are you doing beyond that to engage the audience with that online video?
IPTV ADVERTISING: a gold mine for telcos?


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Guidelines for the reporting of renal artery revascularization in clinical trials.
John H Rundback, David Harris Sacks, +10 authors Patricia S. Cole
Journal of vascular and interventional radiology…
Although the treatment of atherosclerotic renal artery stenosis with use of percutaneous angioplasty, stent placement, and surgical revascularization has gained widespread use, there exist few… (More)
Atherosclerotic Vascular Disease Conference: Writing Group III: pathophysiology.
David P. Faxon, Valentin Fuster, +9 authors Joseph Loscalzo
The existence of atherosclerosis has been recognized for >500 years; as a pathological condition, it has been recognized for >150 years. Understanding of atherosclerotic vascular disease (AVD) has… (More)
ACCF/SCAI/SVMB/SIR/ASITN 2007 clinical expert consensus document on carotid stenting: a report of the American College of Cardiology Foundation Task Force on Clinical Expert Consensus Documents…
Eric Randolph Bates, Joseph G. D. Babb, +11 authors Christopher J White
Stent revascularization for the prevention of cardiovascular and renal events among patients with renal artery stenosis and systolic hypertension: rationale and design of the CORAL trial.
Christopher James Cooper, Timothy Patrick Murphy, +11 authors Lance D. Dworkin
American heart journal
BACKGROUND Atherosclerotic renal artery stenosis is a problem with no consensus on diagnosis or therapy. The consequences of renal ischemia are neuroendocrine activation, hypertension, and renal… (More)
Percutaneous stent-graft management of renal artery aneurysms.
John H Rundback, Arshad Javed Rizvi, +6 authors Terence A. S. Matalon
JVIR 2000; 11:1189–1193 RENAL artery aneurysms (RAAs) are rare, with a reported incidence of 0.015%–1.32% (1–3). Although most RAAs may be safely observed, indications for treatment include a size… (More)
Drug-eluting stents: potential applications for peripheral arterial occlusive disease.
Stephan H. Duda, Tudor Poerner, +4 authors Karl Konstantin Haase
Many different approaches have been evaluated to prevent restenosis in stents after vascular implantation. Currently, drug-eluting stents are extremely promising in suppressing neointimal… (More)
A Prospective, Single-Arm, Multicenter Trial of Ultrasound-Facilitated, Catheter-Directed, Low-Dose Fibrinolysis for Acute Massive and Submassive Pulmonary Embolism: The SEATTLE II Study.
Gregory Piazza, Benjamin Hohlfelder, +24 authors Samuel Z. Goldhaber
JACC. Cardiovascular interventions
OBJECTIVES This study conducted a prospective, single-arm, multicenter trial to evaluate the safety and efficacy of ultrasound-facilitated, catheter-directed, low-dose fibrinolysis, using the… (More)
Quality improvement guidelines for angiography, angioplasty, and stent placement in the diagnosis and treatment of renal artery stenosis in adults.
Louis G. Martin, John H Rundback, +7 authors Curtis A. Lewis
ACCF/SCAI/SVMB/SIR/ASITN 2007 Clinical Expert Consensus Document on Carotid Stenting
2007;49;126-170 J. Am. Coll. Cardiol. H. Stein, Cynthia M. Tracy, Robert A. Vogel, and Deborah J. Wesley Lindner, Gerald M. Pohost, Richard S. Schofield, Samuel J. Shubrooks, JR, James Eisenberg,… (More)
Transarterial chemoembolization for primary hepatocellular carcinoma in patients at high risk.
Nishita N. Kothary, Joshua L. Weintraub, Jonathan Susman, John H Rundback
PURPOSE Transarterial chemoembolization (TACE) has become a standard treatment option for patients with unresectable hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC). This retrospective study evaluated the safety and… (More)