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Rifleman Dodd Essay
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Rifleman Dodd is a light infantryman in the English army. England is engaged in a war with France throughout the Portuguese countryside. Matthew Dodd is a veteran who has survived several campaigns over five years of service. On several occasions Dodd encounters a French sergeant, Sergeant Godinot. Sergeant Godinot is a platoon sergeant who is trying to get his men through the war safely. He also tries to keep their morale up by promising his men that they will soon find his uncle who is a commanding officer for a French unit in Portugal.
Rifleman Matthew Dodd is part of the glorious Ninety-fifth who have distinguished themselves at several battles: Avimiero, Corruno, Flushing, Talavera, and Busaco. One day Dodd is cut off from his unit as they retreat from the advancing French army. Over the course of several months Dodd embarks on a journey to rejoin his beloved unit. Along the way he causes as much mayhem as possible by killing French and training Portuguese irregulars. As the English army retreats to the Lines of Torres Vedras they perform the "scorch Earth" policy. Throughout history this policy has stopped Hitler, Napoleon, and several other invaders by burning all of the farmers' fields and killing their livestock. This challenges the advancing enemy to feed theirselves as they stretch farther into enemy territory.
Sergeant Godinot is part of the Forty-sixth Infanterie de Ligne. Godinot personally recruited and brought six friends with him into the war against England. Dodd and Godinot encounter each other several times, and Dodd always kills one or two of his men with each encounter. Before all of Godinot's friends are killed he keeps promising them about better days to come once they find his uncle. Even though the small band are starving and doing twenty mile death marches, they still keep faith in Godinot and his promises. However, Godinot's friends are slowly killed off by a green coated Englishman that turns out to be Dodd. For every friend...
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The Law of Attraction has taken center stage in the world of self improvement, over the past few years. The massively successful book "The Secret" further escalated its popularity to unprecedented levels.
The law of attraction is the name given to the belief that "like attracts like" and that by focusing on positive or negative thoughts, one can bring about positive or negative results. This belief is based upon the idea that people and their thoughts are both made from "pure energy", and the belief that like energy attracts like energy.
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Not only is it refreshingly simple, but it also instills a sense of responsibility within us when it comes to choosing what we allow into our internal space. We feel more accountable for the quality of our experiences because we are now aware that it is largely affected by our thoughts and beliefs.
However there is also some negative fallout from this movement. Many people started seeing the Law of Attraction as a magical-like "wish fulfillment" force similar to that of a Genie from a lamp.
The belief that if one focuses on their vision long enough; they will eventually attract that fancy sports car, that dream partner or a villa on an exotic Caribbean Island; can be dangerous. It can result in the abdication of personal responsibility and create a pattern of unhealthy dependency.
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CdÓ's New Youth Director
James McLoughlin returns home to Clogher!
James McLoughlin has started as our new Director of Youth Ministry. James is no stranger to Clogher don Óige as he's one of our 'originals' (a.k.a. he's been around since the beginnings of CdÓ, a.k.a he's really old!)
James was a pilgrim on our first journey to World Youth Day... way back in Cologne, Germany in August 2005.
Staying involved through his years at university James was often a pilgrimage leader, and was always willing to lend a hand at any other CdÓ events. James, who recently got married to the wonderful Catherine, has spent the last number of years working for the Kenelm Youth Trust in the Archdiocese of Birmingham in England.
"I'm really looking forward to getting back home to work in the diocese with Clogher don Óige," says James. "I have many happy memories of Church growing up: from altar serving and singing in the choir in Saint Mary's in Pettigo; to the school and parish community in Saint Joseph's, Ederney where I received the sacraments of Holy Communion and Confirmation. This solid formation of faith was developed through my years in Saint Michael's College, Enniskillen, and through my involvement with CdÓ in my late teens and ever since! I can't wait to get to work to build on the great work of CdÓ and see what new possibilities and opportunities are available for the Young Church of Clogher."
We wish James all the best as he begins his work with us here at CdÓ!
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11 would have resulted in nearly $600 million for transportation - roughly the same amount being proposed by Democrats in a new tax increase.
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Legends of the Fall: A Discussion Guide
Legends of the Fall (USA, 1994); directed by Edward Zwick
Chapter 4 of my book, Faith, Film and Philosophy, is titled "Defining Love through the Eye of the Lens: Romance, Sex, and the Human Condition in Pretty Woman, Legends of the Fall, and The Bridges of Madison County." The author is Greg Jesson. Here are discussion questions for the film Legends of the Fall that I've used in conjunction with his chapter.
A native American named Stab, an elder of the Cree Nation, narrates the beginning of the film. How would you explain the director's choice in beginning the film this way?
In a letter to his mother, Alfred writes, "I pray every night for the grace to forgive Tristan." Do you agree that Tristan has sinned against his brother, Alfred? Explain your answer. Does Alfred ever forgive Tristan? Why or why not? If you believe he doesn't, what would it have taken for him to forgive Tristan?
When visited by a committee of citizens who want Alfred to be elected to Congress, he shouts at them, "What do you want for yourselves if you get my son elected?" What does this say about his view of politics? What does it say about his view of people, in general?
Alfred says, in response to his father's accusation that the U.S. government has yet to regain its wisdom, common sense, and humanity: "I will consider it my absolute duty to bring both wisdom and humanity to the United States Congress." This may ring a bell. Compare Alfred's vow with the similar promise made by Charles Foster Kane in Citizen Kane. How are they alike? Different?
Following his argument with the Colonel, Alfred says, tenderly, "Susanna, you deserve to be happy." Is this true? What is Alfred's conception of happiness? How does this compare with your conception of happiness?
Does the Colonel have a favorite son? If so, who is it? What accounts for this? How are the others affected?
What happens when Susanna's name comes up, after Tristan returns home? Is Susanna over Tristan? Is Tristan over Susanna? What is your evidence?
What do you think of Anthony Hopkins's performance as a stroke victim? Is his stroke supposed to mean anything that ties into the story line of the film? (Is it symbolic?)
One Stab repeatedly speaks of "the bear inside" of Tristan. What is the point of this metaphor? What does it say about Tristan and One Stab's evaluation of him as a person?
At a public meeting, Alfred and Tristan meet. Alfred asks, "How's father? Is he well?" Tristan answers, "As well as can be expected." What does this mean? What can be expected? Why?
In explanation of the accidental death of Isabel, Alfred says to Tristan, "It was a terrible, tragic, accident." What does this say about Alfred? Has he changed as a person?
Whose faults are greater? Tristan's, or Susanna's? Support your answer.
At Susanna's grave, Alfred says to Tristan, "I followed all the rules . . . . And you, you followed none of them. And they all loved you more." What does this say about Alfred's view of love? What does it say about his view of doing the right thing? Is there a sense in which he isn't any different than Tristan?
Tristan's father says to him, "You are not damned, Tristan. I won't allow that." Any comments?
How are things resolved in the end? Does this change anything?
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After nine-year nap, big show from the center of the earth
Surprise eruption of Steamboat Geyser in Yellowstone this week shows the mystery surrounding the planet's subterranean plumbing.
By Todd Wilkinson
YELLOWSTONE PARK, WYOMING
Around here, in the strange hissing interior of the world's oldest national park, shaking, rattling, and rolling are an accepted part of the landscape.
Hundreds of small earthquakes, many undetectable by tourists prowling the surface, swarm Yellowstone every year.
But on Tuesday, a pair of backpackers, camped illegally in the Norris Geyser Basin, were treated to a jolting event truly rare and momentous: the awakening of the tallest natural geyser on the planet, which had been dormant for almost a decade.
Just as Yellowstone's famous grizzlies slumber through frigid winters until spring, many of the park's 10,000 geothermal wonders - geysers, bubbling multicolored hot springs, and steam vents called fumeroles - have been known to take extended siestas.
Steamboat Geyser, which can cast a plume of hot water higher into the sky than the length of a football field, had lain quiet for nine years, leaving geologists wondering if it would ever erupt again.
Scientists received their answer with a punctuation mark this week, in a display that served as a reminder of the mysteries surrounding earth's convoluted "natural plumbing system."
"When Steamboat erupts, there is nothing that compares to actually being there," says Yellowstone naturalist Ann Deutch, who experienced the aftermath of the two-hour water-and-steam eruption.
"There are some things in nature that are just so awesome," she enthuses. "Steamboat is one of those things that you can't describe in words. This is something that exists at the edge of the human imagination."
Initially, the eyewitness backpackers snoozing near the edge of Steamboat's mineralized crater thought the park was being beset by a major earthquake as the ground rumbled beneath them. They fled with bedrolls that had been sprawled beneath the stars.
But upon turning around, they saw a rising cloud of steam pouring 500 feet into the new dawn, a prelude to Steamboat's sudden Rip Van Winklish revival.
Prior to 1991, Steamboat had been relatively active, erupting three times in 1989 and once in 1990, but during a 50-year span between 1911 and 1961, it had been silent, according to park historian Lee Whittlesey.
Some believe that Steamboat first sprouted in 1878, six years after Yellowstone was set aside by act of Congress. Ken Pierce, a federal geologist with the US Geological Survey, notes that Steamboat's awakening in 1961 may have been linked to the 7.5 magnitude earthquake at nearby Hebgen Lake in 1959.
"If you're ... there for Steamboat's eruption, what most people remember is the roar," Ms. Deutch says. "But it's a sound that happens at a low pitch; it vibrates the eardrums. You experience it with a sense of feeling rather than hearing. The water phase of the eruption comes out so fast your eyes can't follow it."
Untold thousands of gallons of water along with high-pressure steam, mud, and pebbles were discharged in a matter of seconds, littering hiking trails and a parking lot with rocky debris.
Geologists like Mr. Pierce note that earthquakes and geysers are life-giving forces in Yellowstone. Super-heated pools and steam vents are all intricately connected by a complex underground system whose main fuel is volcanic magma a few miles beneath the surface.
The liquid rock heats pockets of subterranean water and sends it racing toward the surface in the form of boiling pools and steam.
In turn, temblors jostle the natural wonders, rechanneling the flow of water, which results in some geysers going to sleep and others being born.
The geysers reaffirm Yellowstone's status as a global geological "hot spot," paralleling the volcanic activity of the Pacific Rim's volatile "ring of fire."
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"Although the geyser is a pinprick compared to a volcano," Deutch says, "it offers us an insight into the power of this vast volcanic region."
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-Failure to Appear Warrant through Crystal City Police Department on the original charge of a Traffic Offense. Bond was set at $225.00 cash only.
Johnson, Clare Carolyn W/F DOB: 10/03/1997 of Maplewood MO was arrested on a Failure to Appear Warrant through Ste. Genevieve County on the original charge of Traffic. Bond was set at $150.00 cash only.
Boyer, Brett Allan W/M DOB: 02/12/1985 of Desloge MO was arrested on a Failure to Appear Warrant through Crystal City Police Department on the original charge of Stealing. Bond was set at $674.50 cash only.
Wadlow, Sandra Michelle W/F DOB: 06/22/1962 of Ironton MO was arrested on a Warrant through Ste. Genevieve City Police Department on the charge of Operating a Vehicle without Financial Responsibility. Bond was set at $150.00 cash only.
Collins, John Michael Alan W/M DOB: 11/13/1996 of Bloomsdale MO was arrested on a Warrant through Pacific Police Department on the charge of Larceny. Bond was set at $100.00 cash only.
Blanton, Robert Linn W/M DOB: 06/07/1959 of Farmington MO was arrested on a Warrant through Ste. Genevieve County on the charges of Unlawful Possession of a Firearm and Unlawful Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. Bond was set at $5000.00 cash or surety with 10% allowed.
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Mini Could Become an All-Electric Brand in the United States
BMW considers solving Mini's sales woes by converting it into an 'electric urban mobility company.'
By Rob Stumpf November 29, 2017
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BMW was one of the first manufacturers to openly welcome the electrification of its vehicles with open arms earlier this year as its EV sales skyrocketed 50 percent. Shortly afterward, the German auto giant revealed its all-electric Mini concept and has been working to outfit parts of the world with fast charging networks. In an interview with Reuters, one of BMW's board members confirmed that the company was in talks with various manufacturers around the world to find ways in which it could cut costs on electrifying its lineup of Mini-branded cars.
Peter Schwarzenbauer, one of BMW's management board members, confirmed that BMW has been speaking with manufacturers from around the world, including China, on best practices for electrifying its Mini-branded vehicles without breaking the bank. As the manufacturer readies its contribution to the electric market for release in 2019, it's quickly running out of time to improve the lineup and make any final decision changes.
One of the greatest challenges that BMW has historically faced with electrifying its Minis is the limited range that can be obtained from a single charge. Although being "mini" is one of Mini's selling points, it's also one of its greatest drawbacks when trying to fit today's battery technology in such a small footprint. If BMW is trying to appeal to a broader audience in the United States, it will likely need to step up its range game by continuing to invest in researching newer battery technology or finding other mechanical solutions that could extend the range of the car.
In referencing its latest Mini electric concept, BMW has referred to the Mini's range as "fine", but has not yet elaborated on just how far the car can travel on a single charge. It has also mentioned that the vehicle's ideal audience lives in an urban setting and uses it for day-to-day commuting, hinting that its range may be similar to the BMW i3, which can travel around 100 miles using a 33 kWh battery pack.
Mini sales have fallen nearly 10 percent in the United States since January, something which may be attributed to the popularity of crossovers and other larger vehicles. Schwarzenbauer feels that the way to reverse this trend is to build Mini in the "direction of the electric urban mobility company."
Should BMW be able to attractively price its electric Mini, it could very well be a welcomed into the lineup of smaller urban commuters sold in the U.S., however being able to compete outside of environments with a dense charging network will be difficult if the manufacturer is unable to improve its limited range. Hopefully, during its talks with other manufacturers, BMW is able to solve its manufacturing concerns and produce a lineup of vehicles which satisfy the demands of its consumers.
The BMW i8 Roadster Brings You Even Closer to the Environment By Chris Tsui Posted in Test Drives
BMW Concept 8 Series Shows Off at Los Angeles Auto Show By Chris Constantine Posted in Test Drives
BMW Breaks Ground on High-Tech Battery Competence Center in Munich By Dave Bartosiak
BMW Halts U.S. i3 Sales Because One New Hampshire Woman May Hurt Her Neck By James Gilboy
BMW Says It Already Sold 2 Million Cars This Year By James Gilboy
The BMW i8 Roadster Brings You Even Closer to the Environment
In addition to a convertible option, the BMW i8 now also comes with 17 more horsepower and new shoes.
BMW Concept 8 Series Shows Off at Los Angeles Auto Show
See the new 8 Series in the flesh in Los Angeles, taking inspiration from the BMW Z cars.
BMW Breaks Ground on High-Tech Battery Competence Center in Munich
BMW Group will invest nearly $250 million in a new facility dedicated to the advancement of battery technology.
BMW Halts U.S. i3 Sales Because One New Hampshire Woman May Hurt Her Neck
We ran the numbers associated with a recent BMW i3 sales freeze and recall in the U.S., and found that not many people will be affected.
BMW Says It Already Sold 2 Million Cars This Year
The Bavarian make is expected to top its all-time sales record by the end of the year.


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Flying Kites Again
Kristen deRoo VanderBerg,
CRC Communications and Marketing Director
The wind was perfect, the sun was shining, and the people in West Sumatra, Indonesia, were eager to start their kite competition. This kite-flying event used to be held on an annual basis, sparking friendly competition between 11 villages in the township of Tandikat.
However, after the horrific tsunami in 2004 and then a deadly set of earthquakes two years ago, the event had been cancelled. Thanks to the efforts of the Christian Reformed World Relief Committee (CRWRC), the people once again had a reason to celebrate.
CRWRC responded to the 2004 tsunami under the program name "GenAssist." When a massive earthquake hit Sept. 30, 2009, followed by smaller earthquakes and a series of landslides, CRWRC was already there and quickly sent staff and volunteer International Relief Managers to assess the situation and begin a response. Eighteen months later, that $2.2 million response was complete.
A weeklong celebration of the completion of CRWRC's earthquake response provided an opportunity for the community to finally come together to restart their annual kite competition.
Community members flew more than 100 kites that day, most of which were artfully decorated with the names of GenAssist or CRWRC, along with words or phrases such as "Thank You" and "Memories." Each kite was made of paper stretched over a thin bamboo or wood frame. The kite that stayed up longest was declared the winner.
"They flew incredibly high!" said Wayne de Jong, director of International Disaster Relief for CRWRC.
Kristen deRoo VanderBerg was part of the World Renew Communications team from 1999-2016. She now serves as director of Communications & Marketing for the Christian Reformed Church.
Jim Dykstra replied on Mon, 06/06/2011 - 2:46pm
What a perfect example of being the hands and feet of Christ. Thank you CRWRC for your commitment in Indonesia for the past several years.
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The Local Resilience Forum (LRF) is the principal mechanism for multi-agency cooperation under the Civil Contingencies Act 2004. The Dorset LRF is based on the Dorset Constabulary boundary which is the same as the political County boundary.
The Local Resilience Forum is a process by which the organisations on which the duty falls co-operate with each other. The LRF is not a statutory body but it is a statutory process, however, it doesn't have powers to direct its members.
The Executive Group is chaired by the Chief Constable and is responsible for setting the strategic direction of the Dorset Local Resilience Forum and ensuring that through the Business Management Group and the Dorset Civil Contingencies Unit the Strategy is delivered. The Dorset LRF meets quarterly and is attended by Chief Officers/ Deputy Chief Executive and Director Level to ensure that decisions can be made at each meeting.
The Business Management Group (BMG) is chaired by the Chief Fire Officer and is responsible for implementing the strategic direction set by the LRF Executive Group.
The Head of Dorset Civil Contingencies Unit is responsible for creating, maintaining and monitoring progress on the project work plan and reporting this to the BMG for discussion. The Business Management Group approves new projects and amendments to the work plan, authorises all completed work and maintains a robust monitoring process.
The Business Management Group is responsible for identifying risks and issues associated with the LRF and the work plan and escalating them where appropriate to the LRF Executive.
The Community Risk Working Group (CRWG) is responsible for the delivery of the Community Risk Register and providing a tool that underpins the work undertaken by the Local Resilience Forum. The CRWG is chaired by the Head of the Dorset Civil Contingencies Unit and meets on a quarterly basis. It can also be convened at short notice if there is an escalation of a risk.


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"We were incredibly excited when we found a seal using our artificial ledge for the first time," says Zafer Kizilkaya, AKD President. Endangered mediterranean monk seal 131 Our surveys were concentrated on the 11 caves on the Ithaca channel. Working with partners from different countries EuroNatur has been actively involved in the protection of these seals. Sizes ranged from about 2 to 1000 m 2, depths from 1 to 30 m, and heights from <1 to >10 m. For more information and maps see Harwood (1987) and Jacobs and Panou (1988). Distribution. "As an endangered species, Mediterranean monk seals need all the help they can get from conservationists, and the lack of breeding sites challenged us to think creatively about how to solve this problem. Endangered turtles, seals under threat from ocean plastic James Osborne Nov. 19, 2020 Updated: Nov. 19, 2020 8:01 a.m. Facebook Twitter Email LinkedIn Reddit Pinterest Learn about the ways WWF works to conserve a future where people live in harmony with nature. These populationof monk seals have been separated for so long that scientists consider them separate species, although physically and behaviorally they are very similar. SPECIES- Hawaiian Monk Seal (Monachus schauinslandi) CURRENT RANGE- Hawaiian Islands CURRENT THREAT- Human encroachment, entanglement in fishing nets, low levels of genetic variation CONSERVATION STATUS- Critically Endangered WHERE YOU CAN SEE THEM- Laysan, Midway, Pearl and Hermes Atoll, French Frigate Shoals, Lisianski and, occasionally, the beaches of Hawaii's … The Hawaiian name for the monk seal is Ilio-holo-i-ka-uaua, meaning dog running in the rough seas. Hawaiian monk seal Monachus schauinslandi SPECIES STATUS: Federally Listed as Endangered State Listed as Endangered State recognized as indigenous IUCN Red List – Endangered Endemic SPECIES INFORMATION: Īlio-holo-i-ka-uaua or Hawaiian monk seals (Monachus schauinslandi) feed on reef fishes, octopus, squid, and lobsters over many substrates up to Elke dag worden duizenden nieuwe afbeeldingen van hoge kwaliteit toegevoegd. Hawaiian monk seals are the most endangered endemic marine mammal in the USA and one of the most endangered marine mammals in the world. Hawaiian monk seals are listed as endangered on the U.S. endangered species list and the State of Hawaii's endangered species list, and are also protected by the Marine Mammal Protection Act. Rescue Program Helps Sustain Endangered Monk Seals at Midway Atoll Monk seal loaded aboard the HC-130, August 5 (USCG) By The Maritime Executive 08-12-2020 02:11:00 In 1985 IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature, declared the Mediterranean monk seal to be one of the twelve most endangered species worldwide. More than 2/3 of them were wiped out in 1997 due to a type of virus. Compared to other endangered species, there are fewer Hawaiian monk seals in the wild than there are giant pandas. The Mediterranean monk seal (Monachus monachus) is one of the world's most endangered marine mammals, with fewer than 600 individuals currently surviving.The species is described as "critically endangered" by the World Conservation Union (IUCN) and is listed on Appendix I of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). The Hawaiian monk seal is one of two remaining monk seal species; the other is the Mediterranean monk seal.A third species, the Caribbean monk seal, is extinct.. The Mediterranean monk seal (Monachus monachus) is the most iconic species of the Mediterranean Sea. Vind stockafbeeldingen in HD voor Endangered Monk Seal en miljoenen andere rechtenvrije stockfoto's, illustraties en vectoren in de Shutterstock-collectie. DOI: 10.1111/j.1748-7692.2000.tb00932.x. Hawaiian monk seals are an endangered species unique to the islands. The Mediterranean monk seal was taxonomically placed in the same genus along with the now extinct Caribbean monk seal, Monachus tropicalis (Gray, 1850) and the Critically Endangered Hawaiian monk seal Monachus schauinslandi Matschie, 1905, the only group of phocids adapted to living in the warm temperate waters of subtropical regions . Not only could an endangered monk seal pup or adult be hurt or killed, a driver could be as well," said DLNR Division of State Parks administrator Curt Cottrell in a prepared statement. Endangered animal...we couldn't get too close. Yet also, it is one of the most endangered marine mammals on earth. Done. Mediterranean monk seals We now move from the cold north to the warmer south, where the critically endangered Mediterranean monk seals ( Monachus monachus ) … Hawaiian monk seals often find themselves in difficult situations, and our staff works hard to prevent and reduce threats to this highly-endangered species. The Mediterranean monk seal ( Monachus monachus) is one of the world 's most endangered marine mammals. Hawaiian monk seals had 121 new pups in 2014, according to scientists with the U.S. Hawaiian Monk Seal Research Program (HMSRP). 423 views. Turns out she was pregnant and later cubbed twins...very rare! The Hawaiian monk seal is the most endangered pinniped in U.S. waters and one of the most endangered seals worldwide. Turns out she was pregnant and later cubbed twins...very rare! Greece, Cyprus and Turkey still maintain a large population of the species, with around 350-450 individuals. The Hawaiian Monk Seal has a relatively small distribution with the majority of animals being found on the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. Hawaiian monk seal pup 'Ākulikuli was found skinny, malnourished and all alone. According to the IUCN Red List (2015) it is considered as "endangered". Report Hawaiian monk seal sightings by calling the Marine Mammal Coordinator for your island or email us . Foraging interaction between monk seals … Monk Seal Endangered animal...we couldn't get too close. The Hawaiian monk seal is an endangered marine mammal that inhabits, and is endemic to, the Hawaiian Islands. Protect endangered species, including the seal, at World Wildlife Fund. There are only about 1,100 Hawaiian monk seals left in the wild, and the population of monk seals in the northwestern Hawaiian Islands is currently declining at a rate of 4 percent per year. This species lives along the coastline of Africa. The Hawaiian monk seal, Neomanachus schauinslandi, is one of the most endangered marine mammals in the world Most seals are at home in frigid waters, but the Hawaiian monk seal is a rare tropical exception. Fortunately, recent studies are showing a small but steady increase to our population in the Hawaiian Islands. Tragically, the Hawaiian monk seal is perhaps the last hope for monk seals on the planet, as Description and Natural History. Its scientific name, meanwhile, remains that of the virtually unpronounceable term of Neomonachus schauinslandi.Its technical name may be almost impossible … 0 faves. Four Hawaiian monk seals were released back to the wild on Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge after rehabilitating at Ke Kai Ola, our hospital and visitor center in Kailua-Kona dedicated to saving this endangered species.. You may remember their story from last summer. Report stranded, entangled, or injured marine mammals (whales, dolphins, and seals) by calling the NOAA Fisheries Marine Mammal Hotline at 1-888-256-9840. The Hawaiian monk seal is the only seal native to Hawaii, and, along with the Hawaiian hoary bat, is one of only two mammals endemic to the islands.. The Mediterranean monk seal (Monachus monachus), the sole member of the genus Monachus, is one of two surviving species of monk seals.As with the Hawaiian monk seal, the Mediterranean species is endangered, numbering no more than 700 animals.A third species, the Caribbean monk seal, was driven to extinction in the 20 th century. 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Some call it freezing corn, some call it putting up corn, but whatever you call it, do it!
Last year my friend and farm wife mentor, Melinda, taught me how to freeze fresh sweet corn. I'll never buy another bag of freezer-isle corn again!
I put up a batch each of regular corn and creamed corn today. I'll be finding bits of corn all over my kitchen and probably in my hair for the next week or so, but it's totally worth it.
I'll teach you how to do it, if you want! Your life will never be the same again.
Ok, here it goes. Are you all ears?
After you've picked all your ears, or picked them up from a farmer, organize a shucking party and party hard.
Then run the ears under water and clean off as many silks as possible.
Get out your trusty electric knife and a shallow pan or dish. Melinda taught me to use an angel food cake pan and set the cob of corn on the part that sticks up in the center. It's a stable place to rest the ear and all the kernels fall into the cake pan. I, however, do not possess an angel food cake pan so I used a shallow cake pan. Use whatever you have that makes sense to you.
Now settle in for a good session of cutting corn off the cob. Don't get in a hurry! Pay attention to where the blade is at all times. Your fingertips will thank you. Also, keep a dishtowel on your shoulder so you can dry your hands as you go. It's harder to keep a secure grip with wet hands.
Holding the tip of the cob, cut as far down the ear as you can without hitting the pan you're cutting on. Then hold the cob up and get the last bits at the bottom. You want to cut deep enough to get as much of the kernel as possible, but try not to cut into the cob. Your corn won't taste as good with lots of cob in it.
I like to leave the tip of the corn on rather than break it off. That way I have something to hold on to that's a few rows down from where the knife starts.
However, you definitely want to break off the bottom of the cob so it's flat. If it doesn't break off the way you want it, like the ear below, go ahead and cut the cob upside down so the ear is stable while you're slicing. You don't want to slip while wielding that electric knife!
For regular corn, dump your pan-fulls into a large pot.
Try not to dump it all over the floor like I did. Do as I say, not as I do.
After you've got a pot full, add 1 quart of water, 2/3 C sugar and 4 t of salt. Stir carefully so you don't slosh it all over the sides.
Bring the corn to a rolling boil and as soon as it starts to boil, take it off the heat and let sit, covered, for 10 minutes.
While waiting, fill the sink or a cooler with ice. After 10 minutes, put the pan in the ice to cool. Go ahead and stir it every little bit to mix the cooler edges with the warmer center. Just be careful not to tip the pot or slosh the goodness over the sides. That would be tragic.
While your glorious concoction is cooling, label quart or pint freezer bags with the date, measurement and corn type before filling.
Once cooled, bag the corn, including the liquid, in equal measurements.
Yes, the paint did come off of my glass measuring cup. And, yes, I did hand write it back on with a Sharpie. Who's asking?
The baggies can get kinda sticky so I wiped my bags down and stacked them in a box before putting them in the freezer. When it comes time to cook them, pull out your baggie to defrost and warm in a saucepan. Do not drain off the liquid when you serve it…that's where a lot of the goodness is.
For creamed corn, dump all your cut corn into a large roasting pan.
To your corn add 1 pint of cream, 2/3 C sugar and 4 t salt. Mix as well as you can without sloshing. Add a pound of butter, the sticks cut in half, to the top of the mixture. Cover your roaster with a lid or tin foil and cook in the oven for 90 minutes at 325˚F. Stir the mixture every 20 minutes. The butter will melt in nicely and your mouth will start to water. I won't judge you if you take a spoon and eat some right out of the oven.
Careful not to slosh it all over your oven while stirring. Not that I've ever had experience with that.
When done, ice down and bag just like you did the regular corn.
I shucked about 60 ears of corn for both recipes. I did a little more creamed corn than regular, but all together it made 18 pint baggies at 2 C each. You can adjust the numbers depending on how much you need and/or want to share and how big your family is.
And, yes, it is totally normal to have bits of corn everywhere.
Shuck the corn. Wash ears and remove as many silks as possible. Using an electric knife, remove all the kernels into shallow pan or angel food cake pan.
Fill a large pot with corn and add 1 qt. of water, 2/3 C sugar and 4 t salt. Stir as best as you can. Put on burner and bring to a rolling boil. Remove from heat immediately after coming to a rolling boil. Let sit for 10 minutes. While waiting, fill sink or tub with ice. Put the pan in the ice to cool. Label bags with date, measurement and corn type before filling. Once cooled, bag the corn (including liquid) in freezer bags with equal measurements (I do 2 cups each). Freeze. When comes time to cook, defrost, warm in pan and do not drain off liquid.
Fill a large roaster with cut corn. Add 1 pound of butter (sticks cut in ½), 1 pint of cream, 2/3 C sugar and 4 t salt. Mix as well as you can. Put in preheated oven at 325˚F, covered for 90 minutes. Stir every 20 minutes. Remove from oven and ice down to cool. Bag the same as regular sweet corn.
Ok, I knew you were awesome but really!! Sounds wonderful and reasonably easy.
It looks like you can start filling my freezer now! I have to say the angelfood pan is brilliant. Lets you go all the say to the end of the cob in one fell swoop! I've pinned the post too!
Thanks Janice! I'm glad you stopped by my blog. I checked you out too!


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Непрямые президентские выборы в Эквадоре проводились в 1929 году 13-м Учредительным собранием Эквадора для назначения конституционного президента Эквадора, на которых Исидро Айора был избран временным президентом на период 1929—1932 годов.

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Вторая временная правительственная хунта Июльской революции была распущена по приказу командования вооруженными силами, которое решило, что необходим сильный гражданский президент, для чего они назначили Исидро Айору временным президентом, который правил как диктатор в течение двух лет.

В 1928 году Айора созвал новое Учредительное собрание для восстановления конституционного порядка в стране, на котором он был назначен временным конституционным президентом при поддержке либералов, консерваторов и социалистов. Он был избран конституционным президентом в 1929 году сроком на 3 года, обнародовав Июльскую конституцию.

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Adequate sleep is a key part of a healthy lifestyle. Combined with healthy eating and exercising, it can benefit your heart, weight, mind and more. Whilst we know the value of sleeping well, in our busy society, many of us are not getting the quality sleep needed to truly receive the health benefits. Often our environments interfere with natural sleep patterns decreasing our sleep quality.
As little as 15-minutes of aerobic exercise, such as cycling or walking, can improve the quality of your sleep – especially if done on a regular basis. Try to exercise 3-6 hours before bedtime to get the maximum sleep benefits. If evenings are the only time you can exercise, then make it light exercise.
Avoid activities that are stimulating an hour before bed – watching movies, staring at your mobile phone, and important discussions or discussions. Being in a brightly lit environment or taking in the blue light from a computer or mobile phone, can reduce evening levels of the sleep-promoting hormone, melatonin.
Try to go to bed at the same time each night. Your body has an internal clock and hormones to control sleepiness and wakefulness. This clock works best if there is a regular sleep routine.
The evening meal should be at least 2-3 hours before bedtime. Don't go to bed on a full stomach. If you find you get hungry before bedtime, try a light snack 45 mins before bedtime.
Keep the hour before bed as your wind down time. Listen to quiet music or do relaxation. We can never shut off our minds completely, and thoughts continue constantly, but try to keep focus on calm thoughts – think of your favourite place, or daydream about your next holiday.
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Sedimentary basins favourable to hydrocarbon accumulation cover approximately 12% of Québec's vast territory, near 200 000 km2. About half of this territory is located on land surface accessible for exploration. The study of several seismic surveys and the data of nearly 400 significant wells drilled in Québec provide pertinent information on geological zones and the presence of hydrocarbons was demonstrated in 6 different sedimentary basins: St. Lawrence Lowlands, Lower St. Lawrence, Gaspésie, St. Lawrence estuary, St. Lawrence Gulf and Northern Québec. Junex is active in three of these sedimentary basins: St. Lawrence Lowlands, Gaspésie and Anticosti.
With more than 3 million net acres under exploration licence and an additional 1.6 million acres with minority participations, Junex is by far the most important licence holder in Québec.
When Junex was created in 1999, few people believed in the real potential of Québec's sedimentary basins. Even if the discovery of natural gas in the Utica Shales in 2008 leaves no one in doubt about the St. Lawrence Lowlands' potential today, Québec's geology offers several other targets favourable to oil and gas discoveries.
The level of exploration for hydrocarbon resources in Québec is one of the lowest in the world. When taking into account that the first exploration well was drilled in Gaspésie in 1860, the annual average of drillings is less than 3 wells per year. On land surface, drilling density is of one well per 250 km2. In light of such a situation, it has always been obvious for Junex that additional work would enable the discovery of much sought after oil and gas accumulation.
The rocky formations of Québec's basins are contemporary of those of important oil basins in Western Canada and Appalachian (Pennsylvania, Michigan, New York or Ontario) and certain sedimentary areas have stunning similarities with prolific basins of the United-States. North-Eastern sedimentary basins have known an important revival from the oil industry in the last decade.
Development of the Marcellus Shale gas deposit in Pennsylvania and Western Virginia by Range Resources.
Participation in the development of oil resources in the Devonian sandstone of Gaspésie.
Junex continues to explore many other prospects in the dolomites of the Beekmantown Group and in the Cambro-Ordovician sandstone of the St. Lawrence Lowlands.


Teach players how to finish with both power and finesse in a variety of ways near the rim with these drills.
Summer is a great opportunity to become a better player or coach. This post shares four drills to improve one of the most important skill for every basketball player – finishing. Many players and coaches focus on building various skills away from the basket, and they are necessary of course, but do not matter in the end if the player cannot finish the shot and score. The best players make scoring at the rim easy. We run these game like finishing drills with our team as well as individual camps to develop confidence around the basket.
Click on a diagram to download the drill to your FastDraw library.
This is often the first drill of our individual player development work. It is a good for warming up, because after that drill players always hot and ready for tough work.
Perform this drill on both sides, using right hand from right side and left hand from left side. It's key to make sure floaters are shot outside of the 3-second zone (paint) to simulate shooting over a defender that will be protecting the rim.
Coaches may be familiar running this drill with true post players. However, I feel it's a beneficial drill for every player on the court. As mentioned in the opening paragraph, it's important for ALL players to be comfortable near the rim around traffic.
Run this drill with 3-6 players, each with balls except for one without. 5 sprints across lane to 3 and attempts to take the ball, while 3 holds the ball as strong as possible not letting go. 5 eventually takes the ball and finishes with a power dribble and layup/dunk from two feet under the basket (can alternate going baseline and middle, just make sure to work both in at some point). 5 rebounds own shot and goes to opposite line as 3 begins his/her rep. The key to this drill is the power dribble, which helps the player to transfer energy into their vertical jump. Pro tip: this drill can also be ran as a strength and conditioning exercise – simply swap out the basketball for medicine ball.
This a good drill to teach players how to utilize different types of finishing. Here we rep taking the ball and penetrating after catching on the wing. We like to put coaches with pads under the basket to imitate contact from a defender. Work on a progression of different finishes: scoop layup, inside hand, power layup, jump stop, shot fake, up and under, pivot, etc. On the catch, it's important to teach low stance, triple threat and a long and strong first step. These three things allow players to gain a huge advantage against the individual defender.
This is a competitive 1-on-1 drill with a few rules and points of emphasis. The main idea is to teach players use their body to absorb contact from a defender, rather than avoid it, as they finish at the hoop.
The most important point of this drill is that the ball handler has to initiate contact with defender before the defender contacts the ball handler. The second point is that the ball handler must force defender to trail on their back to create an open lane to the rim and ensure that any contact by defender will be a foul. The final point is that ball handler has only 2 dribbles max to score a basket. Make this a game to a certain score or for time, and be creative about switching positions so both players get chances to score and defend.
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What causes balance disorders?
Balance is controlled by a part of the brain called the cerebellum, which receives information about the body's position in relation to the environment from the inner ear vestibular system, eyes, and sensors in the skin, muscles and joints.
Balance disorders can be caused by damage to the vestibular system in the inner ear, the cerebellum, the body's sensory receptors, or a combination of two or more of these. This damage can be caused by infections which lead to inflammation, a head injury, changes associated with ageing, and a number of other disease processes. Anxiety and stress can also exacerbate dizziness symptoms.
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Drive away in this 2013 Ford Taurus Limited today located at our DriveTime dealership in Downey, California. This 2013 Ford Taurus Limited in Los Angeles offers several great features including bluetooth, usb input, satellite radio, sunroof and many more features that can be found above.
This car is a car you can't miss! The blue exterior color on this 2013 Ford Taurus Limited really shines and pairs well with its tan interior seats, which comfortably seats 5 people. When it comes to performance, this 2013 Ford Taurus Limited's 288 hp 6 cyl engine has plenty of power to get you on your way. The automatic transmission in this car shifts silky smooth, and delivers power to this sedan's 19 inch wheels.
We only stock sedans that pass a multi-point inspection*. So, whether you decide to drive this 2013 Ford Taurus Limited off the lot, or another one of our vehicles, you'll have peace of mind.
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Mince the red and green peppers and the zucchini.
Heat the ginger and lemon olive oil in a large wok. When the oil is almost smoking, sear the peppers until golden; add the shrimp. Cook for 3 minutes stirring constantly.
Add the zucchini, the spice mix and the basil leaves. Cook for 5 minutes, stirring constantly.
Season to taste with salt and pepper and serve immediately with rice.


Tour Dale Chihuly's artwork throughout Downtown Tacoma. Hear Chihuly talk about his inspirations, collaborations, and artistic processes.
Pedestrian bridge over I-705 connecting Tacoma's Pacific Avenue to the waterfront.
There are 19 stops at five locations within Tacoma's Museum District. Simply select the audio below that corresponds with the label found near each installation. Audio plays through your phone's earpiece, as if you were on the phone.
Dale Chihuly, born in Tacoma in 1941, has become one of the most recognized artists of his generation. He studied at the University of Puget Sound and received a BA from the University of Washington. He earned an MS from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and a MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. Since co-founding the Pilchuck Glass School north of Seattle with Anne Gould Hauberg and John Hauberg in 1971, Chihuly has gained both national and international acclaim for his leadership in the studio glass community.
Attracted to Tacoma's historic buildings, industrial setting, and the natural beauty of its location on Puget Sound, Dale Chihuly retains close ties to his hometown. Tacoma Art Museum presents a comprehensive retrospective of Dale Chihuly's artwork, on continued view.
For even more glass art, visit the Museum of Glass and Hotel Murano.


If you're concerned about the future of your roof – and your building – then it's essential that you hire a third-party roof construction observation expert to oversee your roofing project. In the course of replacing your roof, you've likely become aware of the problems that have developed: leakage, mold, algae, poor insulation, or low-quality materials. When looking toward the future, you should consider the impact that these problems have had on your roof's longevity and, more importantly, how you can avoid similar pitfalls with your new roof. Working with trustworthy, proven roofing contractors will certainly help and will, at the very least, allow you to be certain that they're building to your specifications. A better way, though, is to enlist the aid of a third-party observer… someone who is removed from the contractor and will work to ensure that all requirements and specifications are met.
At its heart, roof construction observation is all about confidence. A third-party observer allows you to be confident that everything is on the up and up. The right materials are being used, the right specifications are being implemented, and the right procedures are being followed. By carefully observing the process, observers ensure that contractors and workers are strictly adhering to your – and your architect's – vision for your new roof or building.
At Wharry Engineering, our third-party roof construction observation services are designed to alleviate the burden of uncertainty. Our highly-educated team will give you the confidence that you need to move forward with your project. More importantly, they will closely monitor the entire build, ensuring that your roof isn't just built to your specifications but that it is built to last. If you're concerned about your building's future, we encourage you to reach out to us today to discuss how we can help.


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Liver Cancer: When the Cell Environment Plays a Role in Tumor Development
Press release | 24 Sep 2018 - 16h50 | By INSERM PRESS OFFICE
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Liver cancer is the second most deadly form of cancer worldwide. While the majority of patients develop hepatocellular carcinoma, 10 to 20 % develop the second type of primary liver cancer: intrahepatic cholangiocellular carcinoma – a highly-invasive cancer of the liver bile ducts. And while both these tumor types have some risk factors in common, the number of patients presenting with intrahepatic cholangiocellular carcinoma has seen a marked increase in recent years. A team of researchers led by Prof. Lars Zender from University Hospital Tübingen (Germany), in conjunction with researchers from the National Cancer Institute (Bethesda, United States), Institut Pasteur, Inserm and CNRS, has recently demonstrated that the cell environment, with its dying liver cells, determines the path taken by the tumor cells. These findings were published in Nature on September 12, 2018.
Despite the progress made in the early detection and treatment of many types of cancer, and the resulting fall in death rates, a marked increase in mortality has been observed in patients with liver cancer. Hepatic steatosis (fatty liver), which is on the rise in western countries, often involves chronic liver damage, and represents a risk factor for liver cancer. Surprisingly, patients with the same predisposition, or risk factors for liver damage, develop hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) or intrahepatic cholangiocellular carcinoma (ICC), indiscriminately. Yet these two cancers differ in their behavior and how they are treated.
The environment of the cancer cells, and particularly the type of cell death occurring in this environment, proves decisive to the development of the cancer (HCC or ICC). Indeed, researchers from University Hospital Tübingen, NIH, Institut Pasteur, Inserm and CNRS have recently demonstrated that cell death type is a key factor in the development of tumor cells into a specific hepatic tumor.
In a same cell environment, when the cells die by apoptosis (classical cell death process), the precursors of the cancer cells develop into HCC. However, when the cells die by necroptosis (a form of necrosis), the precancerous cells transform into ICC.
With necroptosis, the cell membrane dissolves and the cell content causes inflammation in the environment of the cancer cell. In the case of classical programmed cell death, small vesicles form which are eliminated by the immune system. These findings were verified in mouse models and human tissue samples1.
What do these discoveries mean for clinical practice?
"Future research will have to investigate whether the direct cell environment affects not only the type of tumor development but also the therapy," says Prof. Lars Zender. In the treatment of HCC with chemoembolization, it has already been observed that a part of the original liver cancer can develop into a bile duct carcinoma. This could be a reason why the cancer no longer responds to the original therapy. "We may be on the trail of a therapy resistance mechanism for liver cancer, states the oncologist, and we hope that the findings will inform novel therapeutic options in the future. "
Oliver Bischof2 adds: "This study demonstrates the importance of transcriptomics, epigenomics and bioinformatic analysis in the study of molecular events and signal transduction pathways at the root of different tumor entities. Future cancer research, with the contribution of "omics" analyses, will play a valuable role in identifying new avenues for therapeutic intervention against this disease. "
1 Xin Wei Wang, cancer researcher at the Laboratory of Human Carcinogenesis (Center for Cancer Research, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, United States), contributed human analysis data, and Oliver Bischof, CNRS Research Director and epigeneticist at Institut Pasteur (Nuclear Organization and Oncogenesis unit), described the incidence of the microenvironment on gene regulation in the cancer cell.
2 Oliver Bischof receives funding from the ARC Foundation for cancer research as part of an ARC Foundation-labeled program
Press release – Inserm press room Liver Cancer: When the Cell Environment Plays a Role in Tumor Development Link : https://presse.inserm.fr/en/francais-cancer-du-foie-lenvironnement-cellulaire-joue-un-role-dans-levolution-de-la-tumeur-hepatique/32538/
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Necroptosis microenvironment directs lineage commitment in liver cancer, Nature, 12 septembre 2018 Marco Seehawer, Florian Heinzmann, Luana D'Artista, Jule Harbig, Pierre-François Roux, Lisa Hoenicke, Hien Dang, Sabrina Klotz, Lucas Robinson, Grégory Doré, Nir Rozenblum, Tae-Won Kang, Rishabh Chawla, Thorsten Buch, Mihael Vucur, Mareike Roth, Johannes Zuber, Tom Luedde, Bence Sipos, Thomas Longerich, Mathias Heikenwälder, Xin Wei Wang, Oliver Bischof & Lars Zender DOI : https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-018-0519-y


You are not crazy! Here you go: My daughter had an attack like this when she was living in a hot climate: you are not crazy. No one she contacted in the extermination field there could help, but our local exterminator (in Wisconsin!) know about them right away.