My approach to helping people comes with the understanding that we all deserve to experience joy in our days. So many of us have found this basic joy to be interrupted either by trauma, depression, anxiety andor unfortunate life events. My goal is to help my clients find the joy in every day life through fulfilling relationships, powerful work experiences and simply a strong self-esteem that enhances daily life. In all of my work I attempt to inject warmth and humor to empower my clients to reach their full potential.
*Insurance is not accepted, but after each appointment, a receipt is provided that you can submit on your own to your insurance company.
Being "on the fence" about starting therapy can be a confusing time. If you have gotten yourself "ON the fence" you recognize that you are struggling with something. Thus, being ON that fence and not crossing over can probably cause further discomfort; you may want to take the leap, but are aware of scary discoveries that may be waiting on that therapy couch.
"How do I know that I can trust this therapist?"
"Is it worth the money?"
"What if it is emotionally painful?"
My recommendations to get off the fence and on to the couch are to remember that at first it is a try-out, like try-outs for a sports team. I suggest you view the try-out as an interview of the therapist. Spend a few sessions getting to know the therapist and letting the therapist get to know you. It is important to both of you that this is a good fit. Do you feel that your personalities mesh, share a similar sense of humor, feel that you are being heard and that your needs are being met?
You are in control. If it doesn't feel right with this therapist, don???t give up on yourself. There is someone out there for you that can provide the support and healing that you so desire. You are worth the time and money required to get to that other side. The path can be rocky at times, but I assure you, the journey is worth it.


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Buy it now: e-book; hardback
Originally published across two volumes in 1987-1988, "Those We Have Loved" is the story of the thirty Football League sides voted, or otherwise removed, from the competition in the years before automatic promotion and relegation were introduced..
Colourful contemporary match reports, in-depth background detail and modern analysis combine to tell a thoroughly alternate history of English football; the story of lives lived for the most part at the lower end of the League, but every one tinged with glory and triumph alongside the final tragedies.
Fully revised and updated to note the rebirth of at least a few of the clubs featured, it is a reminder that many of those we have loved are still beloved today.
Featuring full Football League histories of Aberdare Athletic, Accrington, Accrington Stanley, Ashington, Barrow, Bootle, Bradford Park Avenue, Burton Swifts, Burton United, Burton Wanderers, Darwen, Durham City, Gainsborough Trinity, Gateshead, Glossop North End, Leeds City, Loughborough, Merthyr Town, Middlesbrough Ironopolis, Nelson, New Brighton, New Brighton Tower, Newport County, Northwich Victoria, South Shields, Southport, Stalybridge Celtic, Thames, Wigan Borough, Workington, plus wartime guests Aberaman, Bath City, Croydon Common and Lovell's Athletic.
Available now from Amazon UK and Amazon US
My first venture into the murky waters of self-publication came after an agreement with one of the 1980s' most prominent specialist soccer publishers foundered over the length of the proposed book. I ventured a word count in the region of 250,000 would just about suffice. The publisher wanted 25,000.
Those We Have Loved was a monstrous undertaking, an as-long-as-it-takes attempt to tell the story of every football club to have played in the English football league, only to lose their place at some point.
Some have returned… Accrington Stanley, the luckless successors to the original Accrington Reds; Wigan Athletic, heirs apparent to Wigan Borough; Newport County; and Burton Albion, formed from the memory of no less than three previous clubs, are all League members today. Others – Bradford Park Avenue, Workington, Southport and Northwich Victoria – live in hope. But others still, Middlesbrough Ironopolis, Ashington, South Shields, New brighton Tower, Leeds City, Lovell's Athletic and Croydon Common (members of sundry shortlived wartime league competitions), Thames… actually, there's a funny story about Thames. A couple of years ago, my friend Chrissie Bentley called me, asking for the name of an East London soccer team that she could write into an erotic novel she was working on. I suggested Thames FC and I really don't think there's many other teams of their ilk to have made a similar starring role.
Back to the book. The centenary of the League's birth was approaching (1988), and automatic promotion /relegation from the non- league world had just been instituted. It seemed the perfect time to look back over the luckless legions of the past, and so it proved… despite being researched, written, published and distributed in days when the Internet had scarcely even been imagined, the two volumes of Those We Have Loved sold more copies than many of my "real" books had, and attracted some of the best reviews of my career (before and after).
I have never stopped receiving requests for a reprint either, but for a long time, there was a snag. Like I said, this was pre-Internet. The book was written on a typewriter, printed on an off set press, stapled together with big chunks of metal, and the very thought of having to rewrite the whole thing on a computer was daunting, to say the least.
But it was done. Rewritten, re-edited, re-everythinged, and now, spread across 700 pages and a quarter of a million words, a 3lb paperback is born.
the rare first edition – 50 copies published and sold out immediately
the second edition ran to a couple of hundred copies.
A third volume of Those We Have Loved was never a possibility… I'd run out of clubs! But two appendices did appear between 1988-1989; the first a full statistical digest of all the sides featured in the first two volumes, the second a booklet mourning the demise of Newport County FC, who fell out of both the League and existence shortly after Volume Two was published. This latter has now been incorporated into the 2017 edition.
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Can I still get hold of the Newport County books?

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So here we go again, me experimenting with taking my own photographs with the assistance of a remote control. The first time I gave it a shot here. If I had more nerve I'd be going outside in better light ... but we're still a few more 'experiments' away from being that bold. But this is pretty fun.
I think your pictures came out great! That green necklace really gives your outfit that extra "pop"!
Love this outfit with the extra pop of color from that stunning necklace!
what a beautiful dress colour!
Cute blog, I love this outfit!
Very pretty look Natasha! The color-blocking is cute. I recently started experimenting with the "remote control" - auto timer to be more honest - and I definitely agree that it takes lots of experimenting because its awkward at first.
Oooh I am loving that gorgeous dress. It's just the perfect length and the pockets are fantastic.
Those are fabulous photos, especially for having taken them yourself! I'm loving cobalt blue right now, and that colour looks amazing on you! Love your blog!
Cute outfit love the pop of green!!
The monochromatic electric color of your dress and shoes look really nice with your necklace.
Good JOB! At least you are having fun with this and not getting frustrated!
Love the dress and shoes.. beautiful!
Pretty pics! Your house is so cool!
They turned out pretty well, more power to the remote, and you look darling!
love blue and green together! you look fab girl!
Love, love , love it! I don't have a pair of blue shoes yet and I want one. :) It doesn't matter if you were not outside taking photos because you have a lovely place. :) You look good!


JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, 10th APRIL 2019, African Press Association (APA) –: MTN South Africa have successfully launched a live 5G indoor solution at Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit and International Convention Centre.
This is the first time that MTN SA has deployed a trial 5G network in an indoor business environment with standards-based commercial-grade 5G network equipment and devices. This joint project between MTN SA and Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit and International Convention Centre will enable collective evaluation regarding the benefits that 5G connectivity can provide to corporate customers, while laying the foundation to test more advanced 5G use cases.
The 5G indoor solution consists of an end-to-end dedicated 5G network operating in 100MHz of 28GHz licensed spectrum and achieves downlink throughputs exceeding 630Mbps and uplink throughputs exceeding 130Mbps.
The 5G solution includes a 5G Router to enable Kyalami employees and conference attendees to access the fibre-like 5G service via Wi-Fi connectivity on their mobile devices during the test period. Once 5G mobile terminals are commercially released by the handset OEMs, the same 5G indoor solution will be capable of supplying connectivity directly to those devices.
"MTN SA is working with a number of partners to identify more 5G use cases and applications for the digital transformation of their industries. Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit and International Convention Centre offers MTN the unique opportunity to test 5G services within a corporate and public indoor environment, while providing us with the opportunity to explore advanced 5G IoT and mission critical use cases" said Giovanni Chiarelli, CTIO MTN SA.
"The most significant challenge preventing MTN from commercially launching 5G services is the lack of appropriate 5G spectrum. However, despite this lack of licensed 5G spectrum, MTN has continued to pioneer the use of 5G technology within the country, so that when such spectrum is made available, then MTN will be in an ideal position to begin supporting 5G use cases in a variety of environments and industries".
As South Africa's best Mobile Network Provider, MTN SA is committed to providing its subscribers with the best customer experience using the latest in mobile network technologies. The joint launch of a 5G indoor network between MTN and Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit and International Convention Centre will assist in developing a deeper understanding of the capabilities of 5G technology and the use cases it supports, thereby accelerating the development of 5G in the South African Market.


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I am at present at the Soldiers Rest Home, Bangor, Me. In the Year 1865.
I enlisted July 19th 1862 in the town of Hampden, Penobscot County, State of Maine. I was then 19 years of age and consequently a minor. My parents, being loyal people, they gave their consent to my enlisting. I enlisted in Co. F, 18th Regt Maine Vol. Infantry and we were rendevouzed at the County Fair Grounds near Bangor City.
On the 21st of Aug we were mustered into the United States Service to serve for the period of three years unless sooner discharged. Aug 25th being Sunday we started for the seat of War then at Washington, D.C. We arrived there on Monday, Aug 28th. We immediately marched to Fort Wagner on the South side of the East Branch of the Potomac River. We remained there some few days and part of our force was ordered to Fort Baker, an earthwork in range of, and similar to, Fort Wagner. After remaining there some few days we we ordered to the northern and eastern defenses of Washington. We proceeded to Fort Massachusetts and after being there one night Co. F & I were ordered to Fort De Pullez a small redoubt and garrisoned by Co's B & I of the 113th NJ Infantry. From this time forward we performed Fatigue and Garrison duty at that place untill we were ordered to report at Headquarters of the Regt at Fort Gaines. We were drilled for service there and expected to go to the front and even started once but our marching orders were countermanded and we returned to our old Camp ground. Meanwhile, winter coming on and we commenced to build our tents upon stockage but before we could complete our labor we were ordered to Forts Alexander Franklin & ----, on the north bank of the Potomac. We were transferred into the Heavy Artillery and the Regt received the name that it now bears that of the 1st Regt Me Heavy Artillery.
We remained in the defenses doing Fatigue and Guard duty until May 15th, 1864 when we started for the front some 1,800 strong. We arrived at Spotsylvania on the morning an the afternoon of the19th we received our fire and in the battle on that we lost some 200 of our men. I was wounded near the close of the battle in the right thigh by a Minnie rifle ball and was carried to the rear. My wound being a slight flesh wound I was put into an Army wagon and sent to Fredericksburg.
I was then sent to Washington and and arrived there in the same Steamer that carried us to the Front, Belle Plains, some ten days before. I was just 21 years of age on that day and I was ordered to the Columbian Hospital and from there I received a furlough of thirty days to go to my home in Maine. When my Furlough had expired I returned to My Hospital and went through from Baltimore to Washington on the first train that went through after the raid around Washington. About the first of September I rejoined my Regt. at Petersburg and while there was in several small skirmishes in front of Fort Hell. On the 1st of Oct the Third Division of the Second Corps to which my Regt belonged was ordered to the extreme left of the line and advanced towards the South Side Railroad in a reconnaissance of the Enemy's position. It was about noon of the 2nd our skirmishers found the Enemy and skirmishing became quite lively. We advanced toward the Enemy's position, and were ordered to fix Bayonets at one time and we advanced at the double quick, but finding that we were getting into a tight place we about faced and fell back to swamp or run and laid down to shelter ourselves from the Enemy's shell which were flying quite at random. While lying in thus one of the Enemy's Batteries gained our extreme left and commenced to shell us down the line. They had fired around 50 rounds of shell, many of which burst around and amongst us, when one burst directly in front of me (I was at that time sitting with my face towards the Battery) and killed one man instantly wounding one mortally one slightly and tearing my shoulder all to pieces. I cried out with pain and asked to be taken to the rear. I supposed I had received a mortal and all that I asked for was to be carried into the shade and there left to die but the men who took me to the rear were humane men and declared that they would see me out of it and so they did carrying me some three miles upon a stretcher for three miles or more untill we came to an Ambulance train where I was sent to Warrens headquarters a distance of five miles. When we met the train there were two or three Surgeons with it and I was the first wounded man that come along. They said that they could do little for me and they did not offer to do any thing to slow the flow of blood for I was bleeding freely at that time. When I arrived at the Hospital I was taken out of the Ambulance and laid upon the Amputation table.
Cloroform was given immediately and when I awoke I put my left hand around for the other not finding it as I expected. I knew it was gone and for a moment I was overcome by my feelings and my pain forgotten. Then another feeling took possession of me and I felt doubly bitter against those traitors who had caused this my misfortune. Soon however my ----- pain compelled me to let bitter thoughts alone and to think of my condition. I though I was better off than some who were missing both arms and sometimes sight.
That night I did not sleep much nor did I suffer as much as one would suppose. In the morning I was removed to an Ambulance and started toward City Point C---. We rode over an old cornfield and the jolting of the Ambulance caused the li---- upon the Arteries to get loose and it commenced to bleed very freely. I was taken out of the wagon and laid upon the ground my should opened the Arteries taken up, the wound re sewed and I nearly died ---- into the C--- and that night I stayed at City Point Hospital. Next morning I was put into a Hospital Steamer and sent to Beverly N.J. to the Hospital at that place. From there as soon as I recovered I was Furloughed Home and at the present time I am in the Hospital at Bangor, Me. My term expired and I am a citizen once more.
Such is the true History of Private Amos E. Hardy's Military Experience
When the call for 200,000 men was made in the summer of 1862, I enlisted as a Private in Co F, 18th Regt. Maine Volunteer Infantry. My parents resided in Hampden Penobscot Co. and I went with the quota of that town. We were mustered into the Service of the US Aug 21st and immediately started for Washington, then the Seat of War. Upon our arrival there we were ordered into The Defenses of the City and we were stationed at different Fortifications untill the Regt was transferred into Heavy Artillery when we were permanently stationed at Fort Sumner on the left bank shore of the Potomac and about six miles above Washington. We remained there untill May 1864 when we were ordered to the Front then at Spotsylvania Va. On the 19th of that month we received our first Baptism of fire from Ewell's Veterans and lost in killed and wounded 386 men. I was wounded in the right thigh and immediately sent to Washington, and from thereI received furlough of 80 days and went home. At the expiration of my furlough I rejoined my Hospital at Columbian Hospital and in August I rejoined my ----- at Petersburg and occupying that part of our works known as Fort Hell. While there I was engaged in several picket skirmishes and then on the 1st of Oct 1864 we were ordered down on a reconnaissance near the Southside Railroad and while we were advancing upon the Rebel works I was struck by a piece of shell from one of their Batteries and my right arm so badly mangled near close to the shoulder that amputation was necessary to save my life.
Note: Private Amos E. Hardy Enlisted July 19th 1862 in Co F.
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Sightings and Specimens: Campephilus principalis
by AMNH on May 13, 2011 12:00 am
Catalog no. AMNH 2482. Photo: © AMNH/R. Mickens
Six years ago this spring, an announcement sent waves of excitement among birders and wildlife enthusiasts: an Ivory-billed Woodpecker, Campephilus principalis, generally thought to be extinct, had been sighted in an Arkansas swamp by a team of investigators. A blurry video of the large bird in flight seemed to provide supporting evidence.
Still, proof of the bird's existence was not airtight. Subsequent visits, as well as audio and video recordings in the area, yielded no definitive results. The video showed an image that might have been that of a similar species, the Pileated Woodpecker. Both species have black and white wings, but with different patterns that are visible when the wings are extended in flight. While researchers fanned out to look for evidence in Arkansas, at the Museum, ornithologists turned to the collections to examine the wings.
The Museum's Department of Ornithology's vast collection includes several specimens of the Ivory-billed Woodpecker, most of which were collected more than a century ago. But, like specimens in other institutions around the world, virtually all of the collected samples showed the wings closed or only slightly open. Three Museum scientists painstakingly worked with a 117-year-old Ivory-billed specimen to carefully remove a wing, extend it, and display it for comparison with wings from Pileated samples. Given the quality of the video, their work did not settle the debate over the Arkansas sighting, but it added an important data point—and produced a detailed roadmap for preparing very old specimens for examination.
Collections are often tapped for clues of a different sort, too. "Extinct bird specimens yield DNA samples that can be used to study relationships among species and answer questions about evolution and biogeography," says Paul Sweet, who oversees the ornithology collection.
Meanwhile, back in Arkansas, the search continues.
A version of this story originally appeared in the Spring issue of Rotunda, the magazine for Museum Members.


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Top 10 Youngest NBA Players Ever
NBA Discussions / By Editors Of Realhoopers
Back then, NBA players needed to finish college first before entering the NBA, but that changed in the '70s when the NBA decided to give high school graduates a chance to enter the NBA. The rules were changed again in 2005 and changed the age limit to 19 years old.
Even though these players are too young, they still managed to compete with grown men in the league. They made astounding stats and gave themselves a break in their basketball career.
Today we are going to look at the youngest NBA players ever, and how their career played out after joining the league. Let's start!
1 1. Andrew Bynum (18 Years 6 Days)
2 2. Jermaine O'Neal (18 Years 53 Days)
3 3. Kobe Bryant (18 Years 72 Days)
4 4. Darko Milicic (18 Years 133 Days)
5 5. Stan Brown (18 Years 139 Days)
6 6. Bill Willoughby (18 Years 156 Days)
7 7. Tracy McGrady ( 18 Years 160 Days)
8 8. Yaroslav Korolev (18 Years 181 Days)
9 9. Andris Biedriņš (18 Years 217 Days)
10 10. C. J. Miles (18 Years 241 Days)
1. Andrew Bynum (18 Years 6 Days)
Born on October 27, 1987, Bynum was the 10th pick in the first round of the 2005 NBA draft. He was selected as an All-American player in his high school and he immediately decided to go to the NBA and he was drafted by the L.A. Lakers. Andrew Bynum won two championships with the Lakers and earned an award as the All-time NBA Team.
Bynum's career did not go well after the Lakers traded him to the Philadelphia 76ers. He played seven seasons for the Lakers before he was traded to the 76ers and joined many teams in the NBA throughout his career. Bynum last played for the Indiana Pacers before he retired in 2014.
2. Jermaine O'Neal (18 Years 53 Days)
Jermaine O'Neal was born on October 13, 1978, he made outstanding stats in high school before he entered the NBA. He was the 17th pick of the Trailblazers in the 1996 NBA draft. O'Neal spent four seasons with the Trailblazers and he was traded to Indiana Pacers in 2000. Jermaine O'Neal played 8 seasons with the Pacers and got an award of Most Improved Player in the 2001-2002 NBA season.
Jermain was a six-time All-star and was voted for the All-NBA team three times. He also played for various teams, he played with the Raptors, Heat, Celtics, and Warriors before he retired.
3. Kobe Bryant (18 Years 72 Days)
Kobe is one of the greatest of all time, he started competing with grown men when he was 18 and it is not surprising. Bryant was drafted in the NBA by the Charlotte Hornets in the 1996 NBA draft and after the draft night, he was traded to the Lakers.
Bryant won multiple titles, he was 18-time-All-star and was voted to the All-NBA Team 15 times. He won the league's scoring title in the 2005-2006 NBA season. He scored 81 points against the Toronto Raptors and was the second-highest points scored by a single player in one game.
Bryant was the youngest player to attain 30,000 career points at the age of 31. Bryant won five NBA championships, a 12-time member of the All-Defensive Team. He was also the 2008 NBA most valuable player and a two-time finals MVP.
4. Darko Milicic (18 Years 133 Days)
Darko was drafted by the Detroit Pistons as the 2nd pick in the 2003 NBA draft. He became famous for being drafted between Lebron James and Carmelo Anthony. Darko was the youngest player to ever make it to the NBA championship finals at the age of 19. After playing for the Pistons, Darko played for the Magic, Grizzlies, Knicks, and Timberwolves before retiring with the Celtics last 2012.
Darko left the NBA to pursue kickboxing and moved to Serbia to be an apple farmer.
5. Stan Brown (18 Years 139 Days)
Stan Brown was the youngest player to ever join the NBA before Kobe snatched his record. Brown was drafted by the Philadelphia Sphas in 1946 while he was still in junior high. His debut was in October 1946 and he participated in 34 BBA and NBA games. He passed away at the age of 80 last August 2009.
6. Bill Willoughby (18 Years 156 Days)
Bill was born on May 20, 1957, he was drafted by the Atlanta Hawks. Bill's basketball career did not go so well as he played for six teams in a span of eight years.
Bill's career came to an end when he was 26 and he decided to go back to college. NBA sponsored his education and he graduated at the age of 44 with a degree in Communications in 2001.
7. Tracy McGrady ( 18 Years 160 Days)
After his astounding basketball career in high school, Tracy Mcgrady joined the NBA. He was selected by the Toronto Raptors as their 9th pick in the 1997 NBA draft. He was a young talent with a lot of potentials and he won multiple awards throughout his career.
Tracy was known for scoring 13 points in 35 seconds against the San Antonio Spurs. He is a seven All-Star who was voted to the All-NBA team twice and led the league in scoring in 2003-2004. Due to some injuries, Mcgrady decided to retire in 2013 and currently an analyst at ESPN.
8. Yaroslav Korolev (18 Years 181 Days)
Korolev was born on May 7, 1987, he began his pro career with the Russian club Avtodor before entering the NBA. He was selected as the 12th overall in the 2005 NBA draft by the Los Angeles Clippers. Korolev only played two seasons in the NBA for the Clippers, he decided to play overseas after he was waived by the Clippers.
9. Andris Biedriņš (18 Years 217 Days)
Biedrins was drafted as the 11th pick in the first round by the Golden State Warriors and was the youngest player during his rookie season. He did not have a good rookie season as he failed to improve so much. Biedrins was ridiculed for his low free throw percentage and inability to stay out of foul trouble; he was called "The One Minute Man" by the fans because of his inability to play without a foul longer than 60 seconds.
After playing for the Golden State Warriors, Biedrins was traded to the Utah Jazz but he was waived. Biedrins was also a national player for Latvia.
10. C. J. Miles (18 Years 241 Days)
C.J. Miles was the 34th pick of the 2005 NBA draft and was selected by the Utah Jazz and became the youngest NBA player in Jazz franchise history. The Utah Jazz decided to let Miles play in the D-league so that he can have more experience. After some good improvements, the Jazz kept Miles to the team and he was the sixth man for the Utah Jazz.
Miles played for the Cavaliers, Raptors, and Grizzlies after playing for the Utah Jazz. He is currently playing for the Washington Wizards.
Every player can succeed, old or young doesn't matter, as long as a player is so talented and has a will to play basketball passionately they will succeed. Now the league is filled with young talents with lots of expectations and soon will be a hall of fame.
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Forecast discussion: High pressure offshore helped to give Providence one more day of beautiful weather on Wednesday. Despite cloudy skies in the early morning, the sun remained out, although I did say we would have cloudy skies. Simply put, the atmosphere remained stable throughout the day. The humidity is increasing, and a cold front which has brought rain to Northern New England is working its way south.
We will begin to see isolated showers and thunderstorms during the overnight hours. The cold front will stall over the region, and help produce locally heavy periods of rain. There will be strong winds accompanied with those thunderstorms, but none of them will be severe. The front will then move slowly offshore after midnight, allowing for high pressure over the Great Lakes to help clear our skies. It will be less humid heading into the weekend, although there is the slight threat for a passing shower Friday afternoon.
Once again, we will be seeing a beautiful weekend. The weather pattern has been setting up this way for the last three weeks. A weak upper level ridge will also try to push east, and put the ridge axis right over Rhode Island early next week. This will help bring our temperatures up into the middle 80's in some local areas Monday and Tuesday. The next threat for any precipitation will not be until next Wednesday, when a weak cold front slowly meanders across the state.
Tonight: Increasing clouds with patchy fog and the chance for showers and thunderstorms by 3 a.m. It will remain humid with the low only falling to 69.
Thursday: Showers, isolated thunderstorms, and local heavy rain at times. We will see a high of 81 with north-northwest winds at 7-10 mph. Winds could gust up to 40 mph in thunderstorms.
McCoy Stadium Forecast (7:05 p.m. vs. Norfolk): Showers, thunderstorms, 77.
Thursday night: Showers end by 1 a.m. with clearing skies. We will have a low of 63 with north-northeast winds of 7-10 mph.
Friday: Partly sunny and less humid with the threat of an afternoon shower. We will see a high of 78.
Friday night: Partly cloudy with a low of 57.
Saturday: Mostly sunny with a high of 81.
Saturday night: Partly cloudy with a low of 60.
Sunday: Mostly sunny. Highs 81-84, lows 61-64.
Monday: Mostly sunny. Highs 82-85, lows 63-66.
Tuesday: Partly sunny. Highs 82-85, lows 65-68.
Wednesday: Cloudy with scattered showers. Highs 80-83, lows 65-68.


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RFS supporters testify at EPA hearing, participate in rally
On June 25, the U.S. EPA held a hearing to address its proposed rule for the 2014, 2015 and 2016 renewable fuels standard (RFS) in Kansas City, Kansas. More than 250 people were scheduled to testify at the event.
Oregon declares biomass carbon neutral
After a House vote of 44-9, Oregon Gov. Kate Brown has signed a bill that exempts biomass-derived carbon dioxide emissions from regulation under certain air pollution laws.
Bill aims to extend master limited partnerships to renewables
U.S. Sens. Chris Coons, D-Del., and Jerry Moran, R-Kan., and Reps. Ted Poe, R-Texas, and Mike Thompson, D-Calif., have announced the reintroduction of the Master Limited Partnerships Parity Act, which aims to level the playing field for renewables.
Enviva inflates first pellet storage dome at North Carolina port
Last week Enviva Partners LP inflated the first of two 170-foot wood pellet storage domes located on North Carolina State Ports' property in Wilmington for shipment to Europe. Now that the outer shell is up, work has begun inside the dome.
EPA: More than 9.5 million cellulosic RINs generated in May
The U.S. EPA has released renewable identification number (RIN) generation data for May, reporting that nearly 1.5 billion RINs were generated during the month, including more than 9.51 million cellulosic RINs.
Canada funds 2 projects to develop new landfill gas technology
In mid-June, the Canadian government announced funding for two biogas projects. One award will support the development of a technology that converts landfill gas into renewable liquefied natural gas. The other supports purification of landfill gas.
New U.K. port facility to provide pellets to Drax
U.K.-based Peel Ports Group has announced plans for a new biomass terminal at the Port of Liverpool that will be capable of handing up to 3 million metric tons of pellets per year. The facility will supply pellets to the Drax power station in Selby.
DOE's ARPA-E funds 6 projects to improve sorghum development
The U.S. Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency has awarded $30 million to six projects under its Transportation Energy Resources from Renewable Agriculture program, which aims to accelerate energy crop development for biofuels.
Call-in information released for EPA's June 25 RFS hearing
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AgEC: Ag appropriations bill aims to cut Energy Title funding
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Spero Energy receives $1 million in funding from DOE
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Tennessee awards $250,000 grant to waste-to-energy project
A $250,000 matching funds grant has been awarded to the city of Lebanon, Tennessee, to assist with construction of a new waste-to-energy facility that will reduce landfill usage and provide clean electrical power.
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IH2 technology licensed for demonstration plant
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Microvi ethanol technology validated at LBNL
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Researchers use alternative breeding methods to produce switchgrass with a high amount of biomass per acre and low levels of lignin. Switchgrass with the improved traits is specifically designed to improve biofuel production.


On November 19th 2018, RIVMNational Institute for Public Health and the Environment organised an international expert meeting on a rare type of lymphoma that is associated with breast implants. The meeting focused on sharing knowledge internationally, formulating research questions with high priority at this moment and exploring how to bring this research forward. RIVM published a summary of the meeting.
In January 2018, Dutch research was published that found an increased risk for ALCL in women with breast implants. ALCL is short for Anaplastic Large-Cell Lymphoma. When associated with breast implants, it is called Breast Implant-Associated Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (BIA-ALCL). It is a very rare type of cancer of the immune system.
The first part of the meeting focused on sharing knowledge. The second part focused on identification of research questions, requirements for performing such research, types of studies suitable to answer the research questions, and how to organize future research in terms of parties involved, roles of each party, funding, and time frame.
Given the relatively low number of BIA-ALCL cases seen per country and the variety of factors to take into account, a coordinated international and multidisciplinary approach is necessary. Regulators, public health authorities, medical specialists, epidemiologists, experts on implant registries and laboratory scientists who attended the meeting agreed to set up an international consortium with the task to prepare research proposals.


In the video, Nasim Aghdam tells officers she doesn't have want to hurt herself or anyone else.
SAN FRANCISCO — Chilling police body cam footage released Friday shows YouTube shooter Nasim Aghdam in her car in a Walmart parking lot, talking to officers and telling them she doesn't want to hurt herself or anyone else.
The footage begins at about 1:38 am on April 3. Officers on patrol run the license plate of a car parked in the Walmart parking lot. They later explain to Aghdam, 39, that they often run such plates as stolen vehicles are sometimes left there.
The results from the search showed there is a missing person's report linked to the car.
At that point the unnamed male officer activates his officer-worn camera and approaches the vehicle, looking in with a flashlight to see if anyone is inside. He finds a woman sleeping in the back of the car.
The dispatcher runs a check and finds no records of threats of violence on behalf of the woman. She was also not listed on the Armed and Prohibited Persons System, which cross-references records of persons who lawfully purchased handguns and/or registered assault weapons with records of persons who have become prohibited from owning and possessing firearms, the department said.
A second officer arrives and the Mountain View police dispatch center says the reason Aghdam was reported "at risk" when the missing person's report was filed was because she had no prior reports of having gone missing.
The officers approached the car and knocked on Aghdam's window. She wakes up and appears somewhat disoriented, telling them she left her family in San Diego because we're not getting along. She is calm and soft-spoken and provides identification when asked.
Aghdam is wearing a pink hoodie with the hood over her head and a white t-shirt. Her car is full of cups, trash and other items. She holds her hands in an odd manner, her fingers splayed out, as she tries to turn on her cell phone. Multiple times she runs the back of her hand over her forehead as if she were sweating.
"You don't want want to hurt your self, do you? You don't want to hurt anybody else? You don't want to commit suicide or anything like that?" the female officer asks her.
Aghdam shakes her head no to each question.
When asked why she came to Mountain View, Aghdam told the officers she had family in the area and wanted to start a new life away from San Diego.
The officers tell her they will contact her father to say that she had been found in Mountain View and the video-taped interaction ends.
Because she was cooperative and did not appear to present any sort of threat, continuing to unnecessarily question or delay her could have lead to an unwarranted detention, the department said in a statement.
Officers "look to strike the balance between investigative police work and maintaining the civil liberties of those that they contact. Based on our officers' interaction with Aghdam, including the fact that she had answered all of our questions cooperatively and thoroughly, there was no legal reason for us to remain on scene questioning her," the statement said.
The officers then called Aghdam's father and told him she had been located and that she didn't want to go back to San Diego. The father thanked them and hung up.
About an hour later he called the officer back to say that his daughter had recently become upset about changes on the YouTube platform that had affected videos she posted on living a vegan lifestyle and suggested that may have been one of the reasons she had driven to that area.
"At no point in either of our conversations did the family bring up any concerns about their daughter's behavior, any potential violence she may carry out, or any likelihood that she could be a danger to herself or others," the department' statement said.
A few hours later, Aghdam went to a gun range where she practiced shooting. After that, she went to the YouTube headquarters and opened fire.
Police have said the only connection they can find between Aghdam and YouTube is her anger that the service had recently changed how she was compensated for posting videos.
An animal rights activist, the videos she posted were a mix satire, glamour shots and dark humor to rail against authority, capitalism and popular culture along with workout videos and vegan cooking tips. She posted in English, Turkish and Farsi, the language of her native Iran.
Aghdam's family immigrated to the United States in 1996, and her father told the Bay Area News Group that his daughter had shown no previous signs of being inclined to violence.


They may ask you questions in regards to your activities of daily living (ADL). Activities of daily living is a term used in healthcare to refer to daily self-care activities within an individual's place of residence, in outdoor environments, or both.
Patients often report no improvement in pain scores, but when questioned further they will show a significant improvement in function due to the treatments they received. As a patient, it is important to evaluate yourself for improvement in function and not just improvement in pain.
Increased function can be a goal to focus on when deciding on treatment options to improve your overall quality of life. Having goals relating to increase in function can create more structure to one's management and justification for use of medications and treatments. Goals that you set should be simple and reasonable, such as being able to complete a favorite hike, being able to take one's grandchildren fishing, etc.


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Beyoncé donates $500,000 to people facing eviction due to COVID-19 issues.
Beyoncé has announced a $500,000 (or approximately £370,000) fund for families facing eviction due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, via her BeyGOOD foundation.
According to a statement posted to the foundation's website, the fund will be made up of $5,000 grants, which will be distributed to 100 recipients in late January. Online application for the grants will be available from January 7, 2021, with a second round of applications set to open in February.
BeyGood Ambassador, Beyoncé
The statement also details the housing crisis brought on by the pandemic. "The housing moratorium is set to end on December 26th, resulting in mortgage foreclosures and rental evictions," it reads. "Many families are impacted, due to the pandemic that resulted in job loss, sickness and overall economy downturn."
Earlier this year, Beyoncé's BeyGOOD foundation also donated $1 million to Black-owned small businesses impacted by COVID-19 and subsequent lockdowns. That wasn't the first time she reached out to those most in need in 2020, either: back in April, she partnered with Twitter's Jack Dorsey to donate $6 milliontowards mental health and wellness services for essential workers.
"When we were faced with the pandemic caused by COVID-19, BeyGOOD created a plan to make a difference," the foundation says. In the meantime, Beyoncé has premiered a whole new visual album, Black Is King, and campaigned to raise awareness of efforts to seek justice for George Floyd and Breonna Taylor.
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Kotebel is a Venezualan/Spanish prog rock band with classical and fusion influences.
'Cosmology' derives its title from the study of the universe and it's an exploratory, quasi- conceptual prog album, that draws on composer and keyboard player Carlos Plaza Vegas's classical grounding, but quickly references the prog giants of the past.
The band adds its own innovative exploratory touches with some lightning riffing and intricate interplay on a series of thematic pieces that is prog rock at its best.
'Cosmology' is all about celebrating the moment, as the band starts with broad based compositions that build up little tensions that they beautifully resolve with improvised playing over fast moving, cross genre pieces.
Vegas adds an array of keyboards that nuances the different moods of the compositions. He emphasizes melodies and explores several layered sounds to fit the fast moving musical landscape.
He also composed 5 of the 9 pieces here, but Kotebel reach for the stars as a unit, powered by the relentless drive of drummer Carlos Franco Vivas and bassist Jaime Pascual Summers. The rhythm section is locked in from the start and constantly pushes the front line players to new heights.
Pianist Adriana Plaza Engelke interweaves her snaking piano lines round Vegas's grand gestures, while guitarist Cesar Garcia Forero's piercing tone cuts through the main bulk of the pieces like a knife through butter.
The fact that the ensemble build and resolve a succession of pieces over stop-start arrangements that pull us into a plethora of musical directions, says as much about their musical vision as it does about their technical ability.
The 4 piece 'Cosmology Suite' alone, takes the band into some magical places where the instruments feed off each other over sudden tempo changes.
One lead instrument gives way to another as each piece evolves. 'Entangled Universe' for example, opens frenetically and then settles on a meditative middle section with a synth backdrop, before a pulsating finish.
The album opens with an ethereal backdrop on 'Post Ignem', which quickly shifts via a Latino feel to a sudden organ and piecing guitar break that announces that this is indeed a prog rock album.
It's an exemplar of what is to follow, with sudden tempo changes that lead from a frenetic start to a heavier big drum part and spiraling guitar explorations.
'Geocentric Universe' opens the 4 part 'Cosmology Suite' and pairs flautist Omar Acosta with pianist Adriana Plaze Engelke, who in turn leads the band into a jazzy Bop style, as Acosta solo's extravagantly.
'Mechanical Universe' is a clever synth-led, percussive piece with booming chords that evokes the song's title. But there's contrast too, with the lightness of touch of Cesar Garcia Ferro guitar solo, as the synth and piano effectively double up.
There's a constant restlessness and adventurous feel to the music, as the band moves from a claustrophobic King Crimson feel to fractured Tull like staccato rhythms. Vegas further thickens the sound with some Camel style moog backdrops on a piece with occasional flashes of symphonic rock.
They say when you're not sure about a piece of music, you should follow the drums. And while 'Cosmology' is self evidently the sum of its parts, drummer Vivas is a joy. His subtle press rolls, crisp cymbal work and relentless drive builds the perfect platform for the band to stretch out.
There's a lovely moment just over the 5 minute mark on 'Oneness', when he racks up the energy levels with pianist Engelke, before an unexpected keyboard sweep and a defining melodic guitar line that fleetingly evokes Genesis.
In truth, the band doesn't dwell on a musical idea long enough to be burdened by comparisons, as their adventurous spirit leads them to a wide ranging musical canvas.
'Cosmology' sounds like structured music, but with a free-form heart. The compositions leave plenty of room for every member to stretch out, which they do with breathless intent.
The faux vocals and keyboards on 'Mishima's Dream' briefly evokes Focus, while 'A Bao A Qu' (presumably based on Jorge Luis Borges's 'Book Of Imaginary Beings'), is full of percussive drive, layered keyboards and fusion guitar work with a belated ethereal drop-down, while 'Dante's Paradise Canto XXV111' is all about contrast.
Some heavy booming rock guitar gives way to an acoustic-into-electric powerhouse rock piece that owes much to Robert Fripp and builds into something that would have fitted into King Crimson's 'Red' album.
'Cosmology' ticks all the right boxes. There's muscular playing, lingering melodies, sparkling solos and above all, inspired band interplay that stands up to repeated scrutiny.
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April issue 2006
Terror in Miramshah
Only depressing news emerges from South Waziristan these days. In fact, it has been this…
It was a scene from hell. A line of bullet-ridden bodies strung from electric poles……
Editor's Note: April 2006
We have sunk to the most brutal depths of depravity defying all norms of humanity.…
Senators for Sale
Horse-trading in the recent election for the 11 Senate seats from the NWFP has begun…
'Traitors' No More?
For an issue that only a few years ago evoked more international yawns than interest,…
Death in the Mines
Deep in the bowels of the Balochistan coal mines, thousands of coal miners toil under…
Interview: Mekaal Hassan
"Don't expect any hulla gulla concert from our band" - Mekaal Hassan He prefers not…
The much talked about 'illustrations' published in Denmark recently have had repercussions other than the…
Since its inception, art exhibitions at Amin Gulgee's Gallery have been few and far between,…
Bandit Kings
For those who traversed the roads of Sindh province during the 1980s and '90s, the…
Ode to Souza
Aziz Kurtha's monograph, Francis Newton Souza: 1924 — 2000, Bridging Western and Indian Modern Art,…
It was a scene from hell. A line of bullet-ridden bodies strung from electric poles… a severed head with currency notes shoved into the mouth rolling on the ground… a dead dog thrown on the mutilated bodies in a crowded bazaar. "This is the fate of criminals and of those who disobey God," thundered a long-bearded mullah as he hit one of the bodies with the butt of his rifle.
These gruesome scenes were recorded on a videotape depicting the public executions carried out by the local Taliban in Miramshah in North Waziristan earlier this year. The militants, who fashion themselves on the legacy of the ousted Taliban regime in Afghanistan, killed some two dozen alleged criminals and left their bodies hanging for days in the centre of the town. The corpses were later tied to vehicles and dragged through the streets in a savage show of medieval barbarism.
"The action was applauded by tribesmen with shouts of "Allah ho Akbar," said Rahim Gul who witnessed the incident. Other brutal events were filmed by the militants to project their "cause" and the video is now being widely circulated as part of their propaganda campaign.
Miramshah is virtually under the control of the local Taliban who have enforced a harsh system of justice, according to their own interpretation of Islamic Shariah. Led by Sadiq Noor, a firebrand local cleric, and Maulvi Abdul Khaliq, the militants, mostly students from the local madrassah, have tried to emulate the former Taliban rule in Afghanistan. The tribal areas look like southern Afghanistan during the 1996-2001 rule of the fundamentalist Taliban regime.
Although North Waziristan has for a long time been the main base for Al-Qaeda backed militants and a stronghold of religious extremists, the first signs of Taliban-like rule started to emerge in December 2005. The militants gained popularity by pretending to fight crime. They created an environment of fear when they executed so-called "bandits" and left the bodies hanging in the open, sending out a message of terror in the area. "There was a complete reign of terror," said Gul, who like scores of residents has taken refuge in Bannu, some 30 miles from Miramshah. "No one can dare to challenge them."
Meanwhile, Pakistani military and civil authorities looked the other way and did nothing to stop the militants from carrying out public executions and dispensing their brutal brand of punishment to those who defied them. "Their actions had popular support," says Syed Zaheer-ul-Islam, the political agent in North Waziristan, when questioned on the government's ostrich-act on the local Taliban's rule of terror. The administration was under clear instructions not to impede the movements of the local Taliban who remained unchecked and continued to consolidate their position in the area.
This strategy, say local observers, was meant to keep the Pakistani Taliban happy by conceding more and more administrative control to them — no matter what the cost. The government allowed the "Taliban" to do pretty much what they wanted. This short-sighted policy of appeasement encouraged the militants to extend their influence and reign of terror over a large swathe of the tribal region.
Having ignored the mayhem wreaked by the local Taliban for months, the troops finally reacted when militants, armed with heavy machine guns and rocket launchers, seized key government buildings, including the telephone exchange in Miramshah and attacked paramilitary posts, killing several government soldiers in the first week of March. Khaliq's madrassah, known as Gulshan-e-Ilm, was the base from where the militants launched their attacks on the troops. The incident triggered the fiercest clashes yet between the militants and the government forces with the besieged troops retaliating by using heavy machine guns and artillery.
Backed by helicopter gunships and jet fighters, the government forces bombed the militant stronghold, killing hundreds of Taliban fighters. But the military operation failed to weaken the Taliban's control who, for the moment, have made a tactical retreat. However, many fear that the worst is still to come. Both Sadiq Noor and Abdul Khaliq, the clerics who led the local Taliban, are still at large.
Pakistan's tribal region, along its border with Afghanistan, has historically been autonomous and governed by its own laws. However, this system fell apart after Pakistan sent in thousands of troops in 2003 to drive out the Al-Qaeda and their local supporters. Since Pakistani laws are not applicable, the vacuum has been filled by well organised Islamic militants. The three-year long military campaign has not only failed to eliminate foreign militants, but has, in fact, strengthened the local Taliban. Scores of tribal maliks have been killed by the militants for collaborating with the Pakistani military. While political parties are banned from operating in the tribal areas, the mullahs have been given license to expand their influence through any means.
The Pakistani forces are now confronting not only the foreign fighters, but also the homegrown Taliban in the strategically located tribal region that has become a hotbed of terrorism. Pakistani officials, who in the past tried to draw a line between local Islamic militants and foreigners, now concede that there is a close nexus between the two. The emerging local Taliban are well organised and heavily armed, while many of their leaders are battle-hardened members of Afghanistan's erstwhile Taliban militia. According to a senior official, the Taliban have also been joined by criminal elements.
In Wana, the main town of strife-torn South Waziristan, the Taliban have set up offices which are used for recruitment as well as for administering justice. They issue orders on loudspeakers at local mosques and defiance of any kind is not tolerated. On March 26, the Taliban executed a 25-year-old man for killing a taxi driver after an Islamic court found him guilty. Hayat Gul, who was said to be involved in several crimes, was shot dead after the family of the deceased refused to forgive him.
The situation has become more worrying as the Taliban influence has spilled over to the settled areas. In many parts of the province, the militants have forcibly closed down video and audio shops, as well as internet cafes, declaring them un-Islamic. In Wana, the militants blew up the local radio station after it ignored repeated warnings to stop music programmes.
In Tank, the Taliban have ordered barbers not to shave beards, people are prohibited to play music, even at weddings, and the traditional fairs, which provided some form of entertainment to the public, have been banned. In Dera Ismail Khan, the Taliban are reported to have forcibly stopped people from organising their spring fair and instead asked them to hold a religious conference. "We will use other methods if you don't heed our warning, "declared the Taliban.
In Swat district, some pro-Taliban clerics set television sets on fire. In Peshawar, clerics have threatened to take action against those cable operators who show western television channels and FM radio transmitters set up in mosques are used to propagate their own radical version of Islam. The zealots, in many cases, appear to have the backing of a section of the MMA government, while in some areas the militants have reduced the local police to a powerless and virtually ineffective entity.
The emergence of the local Taliban movement is ominous as Pakistan battles to drive out Al-Qaeda fighters. It also indicates the government's failure to establish the writ of the state in the sensitive border region. While launching its military campaign, the government has done little to address the social and economic problems plaguing the lawless territory. There has been no effort to improve law and order and provide security to the people. It is apparent that the situation in Waziristan has spun out of control and there is a clear and present danger of disastrous long-term political consequences.
It will become increasingly difficult to contain Islamic militancy in other parts of the country if the rising Taliban movement in the tribal areas and the NWFP is not curbed. Even more dangerous is the Afghan war spilling over to Pakistan. If the tribal areas fall into Taliban control, this will have a direct effect on the Afghan war and boost the Afghan Taliban insurgency.


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Kenya - Snow-capped mountains and searing deserts
Janine Gates ▼ | September 15, 2009
When you think about safari, you most probably think about Kenya. And with a reason: there's some kind of magic in that land on the eastern coast of Africa. Let's uncover why tourists love this country of contrasts.
Kenya is covering an area of about 586,600 square kilometres; it is bordered by Somalia and the Indian Ocean to the east, Ethiopia to the north, Sudan to the northwest, Uganda to the west and Tanzania to the south. The beautiful coastline is 550km long and it opens a fantastic views of the Indian Ocean. What makes Kenya so attractive is its fantastic topographical diversity: Kenya has glaciated mountains with snow-capped peaks, the Rift Valley with its scarps and volcanoes, ancient granitic hills, flat desert landscapes and coral reefs and islets.
Coastal plains give way to and inland plateau that rises gradually to the central highlands. The coastline is broken and composed of beaches, coral cliffs and reefs, creeks and numerous offshore coral islands. Inland, a mainly level but narrow coastal plain lies on sedimentary rocks, with some igneous intrusions such as Dzombo and Mrima. Beyond low rolling hills lies the so-called Nyika Plateau, mainly on sedimentary rocks.
The Great Rift Valley, with its associated escarpments and mountains, is a major feature. It runs the length of the country from Lake Turkana in the north to Lake Natron on the southern border with Tanzania. The central portion of the rift is raised, with the Aberdare Mountains and Mt Kenya to the east and the Mau Escarpment and Cherangani Hills to the west. The northern and southernmost sectors of the rift are low-lying, arid and rugged, with spectacular volcanic landforms.
Kenya has a long and complex history. From the prehistoric records of early man to the present day, Kenya has been a land of unending change. It was a meeting place for peoples from the plain lands of the south, the forests of the West and the deserts of the North. The sea brought influences from the outside world, and the passage of the spice trade created the unique coastal culture, where lines between Africa and Arabia blurred.
The first explorers discovered a land of great peril and greater beauty, and their great adventures created the most unique colony in the British Empire. This was a meeting place of cultures, where adventurers and soldiers of fortune mingled with a complex tribal society, and the arrival of labourers and merchants from India brought new and pervasive influences.
There are several national parks, so we recommend just one: Samburu National Reserve. It is one of the lesser-known national parks, but is nevertheless teeming with life. The reserve is rich in wildlife with an abundance of rare northern specialist species such as the Grevy's zebra, Somali ostrich, reticulated giraffe, gerenuk and the beisa oryx. The reserve is also popular with a minimum of 900 elephants. Large predators such as the lion, leopard and cheetah are an attraction you must see and you must not miss Kamunyak, the lioness that adopted the baby oryx.
The annual mean temperatures range between 18 C and 30 C, while the mean annual rainfall is 345 mm with peaks in November and April. The dry season starts in late May, and goes up to early October when a large concentration of wildlife is found in the reserve due to availability of lush vegetation along the Ewaso Nyiro River, the main source of water to the Reserve and the nearby communities. Wild dog sightings are also a common attraction to this unique protected area. Bird life is abundant with over 450 species recorded. Birds of the arid northern bush country are augmented by a number of riverine forest species.
"No other country on earth can offer the visitor as much to see and do." That's the slogan of Kenya and we think it's very very close to the truth. Within the borders of a single country you can find rich savannas, famous tribes unchanged by the modern world, pristine beaches and coral reef, equatorial forests and snow-capped mountains, searing deserts and cool highland retreats. Here you have endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation, no matter which activity you like. ■
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Q: Tracking all Email Traffic (referrers) - with SiteCatalyst First off this is not my job - I am being asked to help, so I am sorry on incorrect terminology.
I want to track all email traffic to our website.  I don't care where it came from, just if it is from email.  We send our email out through Convio and Slate - their referring URLs are //comm. and mx.technolutions.net.  I would think it would be easy just to say if referral is ... classify as EMAIL, but it is not as they are being marked as Typed/Bookmarked.  I read this article that seems like it might work, but would like to track all links (in case a source code is missed).  Is there away to do this or to say if from any email client it = EMAIL?
Example: We send email out via Convio > person opens the email and clicks on the link (http://comm.com/?ID123) > that gets generated to (www.oursite.com/link)
Let me know if you need more info or clarification.

A: The only way to effectively track traffic coming from an email is to add a campaign code (a url param with a value) to all the links in the email that point to your site, and then look for that url parameter as the basis.
Most people just populate an eVar with the value, but the article you linked to shows a good trick for helping filter/segment for it in native referrer reports. But point is, only effective way to track traffic from emails is to append something to the links in the emails and look for it.
The reason is that it doesn't matter how you send the email out (whether you use Convio and Slate, or make your own code, or just manually send emails out yourself through gmail).. visitors receive and read the emails from within their own email client. This might be via a web interface like going to gmail.com but most people use some local client on their computer (e.g. outlook or some mobile "mail" app on their phone) and these things don't have referring domains.
And even if a visitor were to read their email in a web interface, most web interface email clients do many things to mask themselves, or it also may show up as their email server, not public server. But usually not at all, even then.
So, that is why currently the best practice is to add a url parameter to the links in the email, so you can look for that. Also, most people use different campaign codes. Sometimes they will have a single campaign code to be used for all links in the email.  Sometimes they will create a different code for each link. It basically boils down to how granular you want the data to be, how much insight you want into how the visitor got from your email to your site.
It sounds like you would be content with just doing something like source=email on all links in all your emails. I recommend you be a little more granular than that, as I'm willing to put money on it that you or some other stakeholder will almost certainly want to know things like which email drove more traffic, and maybe even which link(s) in the email.
And if it is a matter of your vendor not being able to put campaign codes on email links.. then I recommend you find another vendor, as this is a very important and common thing companies require of email distribution vendors.

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KARACHI (January 28 2003) : The profit of Shell Pakistan Limited's recorded a four-fold increase and declared a handsome dividend of 95 percent for the first six months ended December 31, 2002 where its share price on Monday's trading bloomed by 6.3 percent.
Shell released its financial statements for the half year and quarter ended December 31st, 2002, in the Board of Directors' meeting on Monday.
The Directors of Shell Pakistan Limited presented their review of the affairs of the company for the quarter also.
The Board of Directors recommended an interim dividend of Rs 9.50 per share, for the year ending June 30, 2003.
The company in the same period last year declared a dividend of Rs 4 percent share.
The results reflect the robustness and growth of the company with after tax profit for the cumulative six months increased 3.5 times to Rs 848 million.
Profit for the quarter was Rs 251 million compared to a loss of Rs 128 million during the same period last year, which was unusually affected by the aftermath of the September 11th attack.
The growth in the quarter mainly results from the increase in distributors margins coupled with the shift in sales mix to higher margin products, and, of course, the continued support from our customers and our staff who make it all happen.
Growth was achieved in Lubricants, Jet fuel as well as better than industry results for HSD. Mogas remained under pressure from CNG and smuggled products.
During the quarter, the company disbursed the final tranche of its investment in the White Oil Pipeline Project (WOPP) amounting to Rs 1,188 million, thereby raising cumulative investment of the company in the project to Rs 1,871 million.
An Urban mass transit bus fleet was signed up for supply of Lubricants and HSD in Lahore and Multan.
Furnace oil and aviation fuel has also recorded higher sales. Shell has made market entry into Afghanistan with shipment of first consignment of lubricants in early January 2003.
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Football: Stanford retains the Axe with dominating victory over Cal in the 115th Big Game
by Miles Bennett-Smith — October 20, 2012 October 21, 2012 No Comments
The Stanford band ended up on the field all right, but 30 years after "The Play" gave Cal the win and college football one of its most exciting finishes ever, Stanford's suffocating defense made the 115th Big Game almost anticlimactic with a dominating 21-3 win on Saturday afternoon.
Beyda: Wild first half of 2012 season falls just short of greatness for Card
by Joseph Beyda — October 13, 2012 October 13, 2012 2 Comments
A couple of inches is all that separated Stepfan Taylor from the tying touchdown in overtime, all that separated the Cardinal from 5-1 through the first half of its season and all that will separate Stanford from the college football elite in 2012. No. 17 Stanford (4-2, 2-1 Pac-12) gave No. 7 Notre Dame (6-0)…
Beyda: Stanford win a credit to embattled Nunes
by Joseph Beyda — October 6, 2012 October 6, 2012 No Comments
You just witnessed the best game ever played in the seven-year history of the new Stanford Stadium. And it wouldn't have happened without the most inspiring performance by a Stanford quarterback since Tavita Pritchard upset No. 2 USC five years ago to the day Saturday.
Football: With Skov returning to action, Stanford prepares to take on Duke
by George Chen — September 8, 2012 February 26, 2013 No Comments
There are a number of words that can be used to describe the mindset of Stanford football players throughout this week's practices: focused, awakened and perhaps dissatisfied. But "panicking" isn't one of them.
Football: Stanford saved by Reynolds' late interception, holds off San Jose State 20-17
by George Chen — September 1, 2012 February 26, 2013 1 Comment
Head coach David Shaw can breathe a short sigh of relief—for now, at least.
Football preview: Kicker Williamson returns with a mature mindset; Montgomery, Terrell poised to dazzle in return game
by George Chen — August 29, 2012 February 26, 2013 No Comments
It wasn't supposed to end that way. With the Fiesta Bowl tied 38-38 in the waning moments of the fourth quarter, a surgical Andrew Luck had just engineered what appeared to be the game-winning drive against a helplessly baffled Oklahoma State defense. Three seconds left in regulation and it couldn't have been scripted better. Stanford placekicker Jordan Williamson lined up for a 35-yard field goal attempt in front of almost 14 million viewers, on the brink of vaulting the Cardinal to its second consecutive BCS bowl victory.
Football camp update: Stanford releases depth chart to open season
by Joseph Beyda — August 25, 2012 August 27, 2012 No Comments
The No. 21 Stanford football team released its depth chart to open the season on Saturday night with few surprises, other than the confirmation that several freshmen will see playing time on the offensive line.
Football: Cardinal-white spring game to preview the post-Andrew Luck era
by Jack Blanchat — April 13, 2012 April 14, 2012 No Comments
In its final performance before the 2012 season, the Stanford football team takes to the field at San Francisco's historic Kezar Stadium on Saturday in its annual Cardinal-White Spring Game. While the season is still six months away, the Stanford coaches are hoping that Saturday's intrasquad contest will help settle several critical position battles before fall training camp, and provide some continuity for the Cardinal heading into the 2012 season. Naturally, all eyes are on the quarterback competition, where redshirt junior Josh Nunes and sophomore Brett Nottingham have emerged as the leaders to take over Andrew Luck's job.


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Mixed Progress on Curbing Foodborne Pathogens in U.S.
U.S. cases of two deadly types of foodborne pathogens have fallen sharply since 2008, but rates of other key types of foodborne bugs have increased, a report finds
By Julie Steenhuysen
CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. cases of two deadly types of foodborne pathogens have fallen sharply since 2008, but rates of other key types of foodborne bugs have increased, according to the latest report on nine pathogens tracked by health officials.
"The picture is mixed," said Dr. Patricia Griffin of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's division of foodborne diseases, adding, "Most of it is not good news."
Despite making progress in certain areas, U.S. health officials have made no progress in curbing overall rates of Salmonella and Campylobacter - two pathogens that cause the highest number of illnesses in people.
To see improvement on those two, "we're going to have to see some widespread changes in the meat or poultry industry, so that the reservoirs for these organisms are less contaminated," Griffin said, commenting on the report issued on in the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report May 14.
Dr. David Goldman of U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service said the agency has proposed new pathogen reduction performance standards for two problem pathogens in poultry - Salmonella and Campylobacter. The new rules affect chicken parts and "comminuted" chicken and turkey - poultry that has been mechanically deboned and chopped up into smaller parts.
"We estimate within two years, these standards should prevent an estimated 50,0000 cases of Salmonella and Campylobacter annually," Goldman said on a teleconference.
Goldman also said his agency has issued a final rule requiring the clear labeling of mechanically tenderized beef products, as well as detailed cooking instructions, an action he said USDA "hopes will prevent hundreds E. coli illnesses every year."
The CDC's report is based on data collected from agency's FoodNet surveillance system, which tracks nine pathogens in 10 U.S. states. In the report, cases of laboratory-confirmed Shiga toxin-producing E. coli 0157, which can sometimes lead to kidney failure, fell by 32%, compared with 2006-2008 and 19% when compared with the most recent three years. These infections are often linked to consumption of undercooked ground beef and raw leafy vegetables.
Salmonella Typhimurium, which has been linked to poultry, beef, and other foods, fell by 27% compared with 2006-2008, continuing a downward trend begun in the mid-1980s.
But the incidence of Campylobacter, Vibrio and two less common types of Salmonella - Javiana and Infantis - rose during the same period. When all Salmonella serotypes are combined, there was no change in 2014.
"The data released today provide encouragement, but still tell us the road is long," said Dr. Kathleen Gensheimer of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's Coordinated Outbreak Response and Evaluation Team.
Gensheimer said FDA is on schedule to issue final rules late this summer for the Food Safety Modernization Act, a sweeping package of food safety reforms. Among the areas to be covered are produce safety, preventive controls for food produced in facilities, and the safety of imported food, she said.
Overall in 2014, FoodNet logged just over 19,000 infections, about 4,400 hospitalizations, and 71 deaths from the nine foodborne germs it tracks. Salmonella and Campylobacter were by far the most common - accounting for about 14,000 of the 19,000 infections reported.
The real number of infections is likely much larger, however, because many people with foodborne infections are never tested. Griffin estimates that for every person with a lab-confirmed case of Salmonella, for example, there are about 29 other people who also had the infection but were not tested.
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I tend to think what we are seeing right now in tennis across the country on so many levels are the seeds to this perpetual situation. So as coaches when we have a chance to work with kids we need to do the best we can to help them to be better than the group before. All the young ones we have a chance to coach now are going to be the ones who will be leaders in society in the next 25 years.
Here is the text of the article. It was in the Wall Street Journal some time ago and it is written by Ron Alsop. He has a book to go along with this article but I have never been able to get it. It is called "The Trophy Kids Grow Up: How the Millennial Generation Is Shaking Up The Workplace". I have included the link to the book and how to purchase it on Amazon.
With Wall Street in turmoil and a financial system in crisis mode, companies are facing another major challenge: figuring out how to manage a new crop of young people in the work force — the millennial generation. Born between 1980 and 2001, the millennials were coddled by their parents and nurtured with a strong sense of entitlement. In this adaptation from "The Trophy Kids Grow Up: How the Millennial Generation Is Shaking Up the Workplace," Ron Alsop, a contributor to The Wall Street Journal, describes the workplace attitudes of the millennials and employers' efforts to manage these demanding rookies.
When Gretchen Neels, a Boston-based consultant, was coaching a group of college students for job interviews, she asked them how they believe employers view them. She gave them a clue, telling them that the word she was looking for begins with the letter "e." One young man shouted out, "excellent." Other students chimed in with "enthusiastic" and "energetic." Not even close. The correct answer, she said, is "entitled." "Huh?" the students responded, surprised and even hurt to think that managers are offended by their highfalutin opinions of themselves.
Where do such feelings come from? Blame it on doting parents, teachers and coaches. Millennials are truly "trophy kids," the pride and joy of their parents. The millennials were lavishly praised and often received trophies when they excelled, and sometimes when they didn't, to avoid damaging their self-esteem. They and their parents have placed a high premium on success, filling résumés with not only academic accolades but also sports and other extracurricular activities.
Millennials want loads of attention and guidance from employers. An annual or even semiannual evaluation isn't enough. They want to know how they're doing weekly, even daily. "The millennials were raised with so much affirmation and positive reinforcement that they come into the workplace needy for more," says Subha Barry, managing director and head of global diversity and inclusion at Merrill Lynch & Co.
Millennials also want things spelled out clearly. Many flounder without precise guidelines but thrive in structured situations that provide clearly defined rules and the order that they crave. Managers will need to give step-by-step directions for handling everything from projects to voice-mail messages to client meetings. It may seem obvious that employees should show up on time, limit lunchtime to an hour and turn off cellphones during meetings. But those basics aren't necessarily apparent to many millennials.
Millennials also expect a flexible work routine that allows them time for their family and personal interests. "For this generation, work is not a place you go; work is a thing you do," says Kaye Foster-Cheek, vice president for human resources at Johnson & Johnson.
Although millennials have high expectations about what their employers should provide them, companies shouldn't expect much loyalty in return. If a job doesn't prove fulfilling, millennials will forsake it in a flash. Indeed, many employers say it's retention that worries them most.
In the Michigan State/MonsterTrak study, about two-thirds of the millennials said they would likely "surf" from one job to the next. In addition, about 44% showed their lack of loyalty by stating that they would renege on a job-acceptance commitment if a better offer came along.
These workplace nomads don't see any stigma in listing three jobs in a single year on their resumes. They are quite confident about landing yet another job, even if it will take longer in this dismal economy. In the meantime, they needn't worry about their next paycheck because they have their parents to cushion them. They're comfortable in the knowledge that they can move back home while they seek another job. The weak job market may make millennials think twice about moving on, but once jobs are more plentiful, they will likely resume their job-hopping ways.
These outspoken young people tend to be highly opinionated and fearlessly challenge recruiters and bosses. Status and hierarchy don't impress them much. They want to be treated like colleagues rather than subordinates and expect ready access to senior executives, even the CEO, to share their brilliant ideas. Recruiters at such companies as investment-banking firm Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Amazon.com describe "student stalkers" who brashly fire off emails to everyone from the CEO on down, trying to get an inside track to a job.
Companies have a vested interest in trying to slow the millennial mobility rate. They not only will need millennials to fill positions left vacant by retiring baby boomers but also will benefit from this generation's best and brightest, who possess significant strengths in teamwork, technology skills, social networking and multitasking. Millennials were bred for achievement, and most will work hard if the task is engaging and promises a tangible payoff.
Clearly, companies that want to compete for top talent must bend a bit and adapt to the millennial generation. Employers need to show new hires how their work makes a difference and why it's of value to the company. Smart managers will listen to their young employees' opinions, and give them some say in decisions. Employers also can detail the career opportunities available to millennials if they'll just stick around awhile. Indeed, it's the wealth of opportunities that will prove to be the most effective retention tool.


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