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Ultramodern Six Bedroom Family Villa At The Field in Dubailand
- Location:
Damac Hills, Dubai
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8,418 Sq Ft
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13,135 Sq Ft
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Property Description
We are delighted to offer this magnificent six-bedroom villa at The Field, located at Dubai's most exciting destinations to-date, Dubailand.
This well-appointed family villa benefits from an open plan layout that combines the living and dining rooms. Maximizing the living areas' sense of space are the floor-to-ceiling windows that allow natural sunlight to stream in and look out over spectacular views of the Trump International Golf Club Dubai.
A fully-furnished kitchen, a maid's room, and a guest bedroom with en-suite bath complete the ground floor. There are a spacious parking area and a generous landscaped garden in the backyard as well.
A plethora of world-class amenities awaits residents including an international-standard golf course, a luxury spa and wellness centers, sports facilities, as well as an array of retail, dining, and entertainment destinations.
Situated on a convenient location in Dubailand, this property connects easily to the main road networks, allowing quick access to the city's other bustling districts and famed attractions.
For our most discerning clients, this fantastic property would make a perfect principal residence or indeed a splendid second home in Dubai.
At LuxuryProperty.com, we offer a bespoke property finder service for all your real estate needs for The Field Villas in Dubailand. We are not just property advisors, we pride ourselves on our friendly and professional approach making your next property move an easy one.
Features & Amenities
- Schools
- Clubhouse
- Home Office
- Swimming Pool
- Landscaped Parks
- 18-Hole Golf Course


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Nativity Set Workshop,
2 piece set (Mary, Joseph & Baby Jesus), 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Date November 21
This 3-piece set will be a wonderful addition to your Christmas décor. Mary and Joseph stand approx. 12" high.
Workshop: $75.00 ($85 includes all materials)
What to bring: 1 cotton t-shirt, a roll of aluminum foil and your luch
5-piece set (Mary, Joseph & Baby Jesus as well as three wise men or three shepherds)
Saturday, November 25, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM and
Sunday, November 26, 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Create something unique for your Christmas decor.
This set of 5 sculptures can be completed in 1-1/2 days. The sculptures are approx. 12" high and you can choose to make the three wise men or three shepherds to accompany Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus.
Workshop: $ 195.00 or $215.00 for all materials
What to bring:
2 XL cotton t-shirts, a roll of aluminum foil and your lunch.
Small items to use for gifts the Wise Men can hold. These must be of a natural materials (wood, ceramic, glass, etc. Not plastic).

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Moelfre RNLI lifeboat volunteers rescue father and son.
Moelfre's volunteer lifeboat crew were paged shortly before 2pm this afternoon when the HM Coastguard Holyhead were alerted to a possible overdue kayak with two persons possibly missing in the Dulas/ Lligwy Bay Area.
The all-weather lifeboat 'Kiwi' launched along with multi-agency assets assisting from Moelfre, Cemaes and Penmon coastguards. Under the command of coxswain Robin Baker, the all-weather lifeboat made best speed to the area, during which time further reports came in from National Coastwatch volunteers at Point Lynas suggesting they could see an upturned kayak drifting one and a half miles south east of their position.
Whilst on route to the reported area, fears grew for the missing persons as it was determined that it was a father and his thirteen year old son. The Coastguard helicopter from Caernarfon was requested as fears grew for the missing pair.
Shortly after, eagle-eyed crew-members of the Moelfre lifeboat spotted two people waving in distress on Dulas island, a historic maritime landmark on the east Anglesey coast previously used as a refuge tower for shipwrecked sailors.
Volunteer Crew members Martin Jones and Josh Edwards proceeded to the notoriously dangerous island in the lifeboats daughter craft, quickly ascertaining that the 50-year old man and 13-year old son had been in the water for some time after their kayak capsized and both were suffering from symptoms of cold water immersion, and minor abrasions from the rocky shore.
Given the condition of the casualties the coastguard helicopter was requested to winch their paramedic down to assess - it was quickly determined that both should be sent for further medical assessments at Ysbyty Gwynedd in Bangor.
The crew members assisted in the winching of the casualties and once the helicopter left the scene, they proceeded to Point Lynas to recover the partly submerged kayak.
It was discovered that the pair had left Lligwy around 10:30am this morning and had got into difficulties when they capsized near to the island. The father attempted to swim the son and kayak ashore to the island but was over come by fatigue and the cold. He suffered a minor head injury when the kayak struck his head so his son then re-entered the water and swam to his father's aid and helped him ashore.
Is was unclear as to whether they were carrying any means of communicating distress following the capsize, and neither were wearing life jackets at the time of rescue.
Fortunately the concerned mother raised the alarm when the pair failed to return when planned.
This is the second launch of this type for Moelfre lifeboats volunteers this year and again they urge that water users of any sort to wear the appropriate personal protective equipment for the activity they are undertaking, but also have adequate means of communicating distress should the worse happen.
Key facts about the RNLI
The RNLI charity saves lives at sea. Its volunteers provide a 24-hour search and rescue service around the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland coasts. The RNLI operates over 238 lifeboat stations in the UK and Ireland and, in a normal year, more than 240 lifeguard units on beaches around the UK and Channel Islands. The RNLI is independent of Coastguard and government and depends on voluntary donations and legacies to maintain its rescue service. Since the RNLI was founded in 1824, its lifeboat crews and lifeguards have saved over 142,700 lives.
Learn more about the RNLI
For more information please visit the RNLI website or Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. News releases, videos and photos are available on the News Centre.
Contacting the RNLI - public enquiries
Members of the public may contact the RNLI on 0300 300 9990 (UK) or 1800 991802 (Ireland) or by email.


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Blue Ribbon Landscape & Maintenance, Inc. was formed in 1999 in Nampa, Idaho as a full-service landscape maintenance company for residential and commercial clients. Blue Ribbon now serves more than 250 residential and commercial customers across the Treasure Valley.
Services include weekly lawn care services, landscape maintenance services, tree and shrub care, aeration and fertilizer application, personal gardening, irrigation maintenance, landscape design & construction, and more (see our Services)
Our maintenance programs are geared toward complete landscape management versus a "mow-and-go" approach. Our plant healthcare program is one of the best in the valley and includes organic soil-enhancing products. We emphasize water management, and encourage you to consider our Evapo-Transpiration system (download) – a sprinkling/water usage program that can cut water use by 30%.
Blue Ribbon's landscape construction projects focus on natural design elements, tailored to client preferences. Projects include pavers (patios, walkways, etc), brick and rock retaining walls, water features, irrigation design and installation, rock gardens, large scale plantings, landscape lighting and outdoor living spaces.
We're intently focused on customer value: always targeting the lowest price while using state-of-the-art equipment and employing skilled and certified technicians to deliver unmatched quality workmanship. Hence our motto: "The relentless pursuit of perfection."
Hans is the President of Blue Ribbon, he started the company back in 1998 with the motto "The relentless pursuit of perfection," he's always striving to provide Blue Ribbon customers with an experience they can't get anywhere else. Hans has the following certification and licenses; Certified Landscape Technician, Certified Arborist, Nursery/Florist License, Chemical Applicator License and he was elected to the Idaho Nursery and Landscape board of Directors. When not running Blue Ribbon you can find Hans involved in at least one of the following outdoor activities: Archery, camping, fishing or white water rafting with his family.
Alicia is the Office Manager; she joined the Blue Ribbon team summer of 2014. With several years of experience in Office Management, she is able to ensure that our customers receive the quality service they've come to expect while ensuring that the Blue Ribbon Office runs effectively and smoothly giving our customers a pleasant and professional experience. When not working Alicia enjoys spending her time traveling, her favorite spot to visit each year is Las Vegas.
Nellie joined the Blue Ribbon Team in summer 2017 as an Administrative Assistant. She's the friendly professional voice behind the phone being the first point of contact for anyone calling into Blue Ribbon. She helps keep the office in order while providing the best customer service available. When Nellie is not answering phones and helping out others in the office you can find her running around town with her girls as she is involved with Girls Scouts, dance and soccer.
Tim is the Shop Manager and has been with Blue Ribbon since spring 2014. Tim's main focus is to keep all the trucks and equipment up and running ensuring that we are meeting our client's schedules. When not been kept busy maintaining the shop, he has his Applicator License through the Idaho Department of Agriculture and will lend a hand to the Plant Healthcare Department. On his downtime, Tim likes to take adventurous trips through Idaho's wildlife fishing and hunting.
David has been with Blue Ribbon from the start, he is currently the Maintenance Department Manager. David's knowledge and upbeat professional attitude make him an asset to Blue Ribbon. He keeps the crews motivated, making sure that all the properties are up to par and provides quality customer service to Blue Ribbon's customers. When not in the office you can find David either out at his property where he takes care of several animals or out and about in the great outdoors where he enjoys mountain biking, hiking and archery.
Scott is a Maintenance Account Manager, he has been with Blue Ribbon since spring 2016 but his experience in the landscaping industry started back in 2004. His main focus is personalized customer care and employee communication. Scott is driven to see that the accounts he manages look their very best while keeping his customers pleased with the service they receive. Currently, Scott holds an Applicators License through the Idaho Department of Agriculture. When Scott is not working at Blue Ribbon you can find him in the summer's mountain biking or hiking and during the winter he's shredding the slopes.
Efrain has been with Blue Ribbon since spring 2007. One of his many talents is the ability to focus on detail, leaving our customers with a finely manicured lawn. Efrain's positive outlook and attitude make him an ideal leader at Blue Ribbon. When not cutting and trimming lawns you can find Efrain playing soccer with friends.
Henry has been with Blue Ribbon since 2014, he started out as a Maintenance Crew Leader and has since transitioned to be our Enhancement Crew Leader. If your lawn needs spruced up or just requires a little extra TLC Henry is the one to make that happen. When Henry's not at work improving lawns, you can find him BBQ'ing with his family or out on his boat looking for catfish.
Aurelio joined the Blue Ribbon team in spring of 2016. His is a Maintenance Crew Leader and has one speed: high gear. Combine his hard work ethic and his go-getter attitude and you get an amazingly manicured yard. Outside of providing great lawn care service, Aurelio likes to take his boat out on the Idaho Lakes and work on catching "the big one".
Lalo joined Blue Ribbon in the Spring of 2014, he quickly worked his way up to Maintenance Crew Leader. Lalo has an eye for doing a quality job while always having a smile on his face. When not busy at work he spends time with his family and taking care of his animals on his farm.
Raymundo came onboard at Blue Ribbon in the Spring of 2012. Even though Raymundo runs a tight ship and pushes his crew to perform to the best of their abilities, he always polite and has earned the respect of all employees. When not working at Blue Ribbon, Raymundo works on his family's avocado orchard in Mexico.
Pablo joined Blue Ribbon in Spring of 2011. Pablo is a motivated crew leader always striving for perfection in the lawns that he cares for. When not working Pablo takes care of several rental properties he owns and enjoys tending to a vegetable garden and grape vines.
Jildardo has been a part of the Blue Ribbon family since 2016. As of Spring 2019 Jildardo will be running his own maintenance crew. He has proved himself as a strong leader with high attention to detail. When not at work Jildardo enjoys BBQing with his family.
Landscape & Design
Carlos has been with Blue Ribbon since spring 2014, he is currently the Landscape Project Manager. He has an excellent eye for detail and has a wide range of landscaping knowledge. His leadership and communication skills go above and beyond. Carlos' knowledge and expertise, along with being ICPI certified provides our customers with a great finished product they can show off for years to come. When he's not working Carlos enjoys spending time with his family, they like to travel along Idaho and Oregon. When they're not traveling you can find Carlos in his backyard cooking and enjoying time with family and friends.
Miguel is a Landscape Foreman at Blue Ribbon; he started working for Blue Ribbon in summer 2008. He is currently ICPI certified and his extensive knowledge and passion for turning over a perfect landscape project has made Miguel one of Blue Ribbon's most valued employees. His attention to detail approach on his projects always seems to not only exceed our expectations but the customers as well. During Miguel's downtime he likes to attend church functions with his family.
Juan has been with Blue Ribbon since spring of 2017, he is currently a Landscape Forman. Juan has an amazing understanding and knowledge regarding landscape installation. He is known for his detailed perfectionism and his positive work attitude which he contributes to "always working smarter, not harder." When Juan is not working you can either find him at the local shooting range, taking his dogs for a walk or enjoying quality time with his family and friends.
Jose has been with Blue Ribbon Landscape since spring of 2017. Jose's skills and abilities in the landscape department continue to help catapult Blue Ribbon in a positive direction. This year Jose will be taking on a new role as Crew Leader, with his positive attitude and willingness to help new crew members his crew will be delivering beautifully finished products. When Jose isn't working you can find him spending time with his family, going on vacations and making new memories.
Danny has been with Blue Ribbon since 2013. He has over 15 years of experience in the irrigation field and is a licensed backflow prevention assembly tester and Certified Landscape Irrigation Technician. Danny manages Blue Ribbon's irrigation division and his main objective is to keep our clients' lawns and gardens green and healthy. Technical training, diagnostic troubleshooting and water conservation are all high on his list of objectives to teach others as well as passing along his experience to the rest of the team. In his spare time, Danny likes to sing and make music. He can play multiple instruments and loves to write.
Mario joined Blue Ribbon in the Spring of 2005, he is one of our Most Tenured and Valuable Employees. Mario started out as a Maintenance Crew Leader but has since transitioned to the Irrigation department where he is responsible for keeping sprinkler systems operating at peak efficiency at many of our HOA's and commercial properties. Mario's main goal is to always have his customer's properties looking top notch. While not working in Irrigation you can find him repairing any mowers or maintenance equipment as needed at the shop, he is truly a "jack of all trades." When not hard at work Mario enjoys being with his family and enjoying all the fun adventures Idaho outdoors has to offer.
Geoff has been with Blue Ribbon Landscape and Maintenance since 2013. Geoff is a very dedicated worker and has been a wonderful addition to the Blue Ribbon Staff. He has over 4 years in the IPM industry and is licensed by the State of Idaho Agriculture Department. Geoff is an extremely detail oriented worker, he stays up to date on all new fertilization and pest control products. He loves nothing better than seeing emerald green lawns showing that all his hard work and dedication has paid off. When not working Geoff likes to play video games.
Angel has been with Blue Ribbon since 2016. Angel is our pruning crew leader, he has several year's experience in pruning and enjoys delivering an exceptional finished product and growing relationships with our clients. When Angel isn't working you can find him spending time with his wife and kids.


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Vivek's research took him to Europe, the USA and the Middle East before he returned to his home country, India.
Village boy
Vivek was born in a small village with no continuous power or running water, in Maharashtra, India. Whilst his primary school had no buildings and most of his classes took place under trees, he remembers always having fantastic teachers.
"I was blessed with great teachers at every stage of my education."
Doing well at school, he moved to a small nearby town to complete his education. He took a BSc in chemistry, physics and maths and this was when his interest in chemistry really began. Enjoying the subject so much, he studied for a Master's degree at Amravati University, Maharashtra, and then for a PhD in Jiwaji University and the Defence Research & Development Organisation (DRDO), Gwalior, India.
Vivek says that one of the biggest challenges for him, during both his Master's and PhD, was not having exposure to either the specialist equipment or the expertise that he wanted. Vivek was desperate to learn more advanced techniques, as well as to gain knowledge from experienced researchers. Determined to change things for himself, he moved to France to work as a postdoctoral researcher at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Montpellier.
World class researcher
Vivek's research has taken him to Europe, the United States and the Middle East. During his time abroad he was awarded the prestigious Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) Research Fellowship, to work at the US Environmental Protection Agency.
Always wanting to return to India, he came home after eight years to take a position at one of the country's premier research establishments - Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai. Now, aged just 36, Vivek is reader in chemistry at TIFR. He has published nearly 80 articles, many in top scientific journals. He has also won several awards including the Asian Rising Stars award at the 15th Asian Chemical Congress in 2013, presented to him by Nobel laureate, Professor Ei-ichi Negishi.
Vivek's research involves developing morphology controlled nanomaterials for catalysis, with the aim to capture carbon dioxide from the environment and convert it to fuel and fine chemicals. The world is struggling with a shortage of energy but simultaneously trying to protect the environment and Vivek hopes his research will solve both these problems. His proudest achievement is his breakthrough discovery of fibrous nanosilica (KCC-1), which is showing great promise as a unique high surface area support for catalysis, drug delivery and as a carbon dioxide sorbent.
For Vivek, doing challenging research and having the reward of publishing it in high-impact journals is what he enjoys most about his career. He recommends a career in chemistry to others because "you are able to design and create new things every single day".
His advice to anyone thinking of pursuing a career in the chemical sciences is:
"Work hard. Think differently, irrespective of what is written in chemistry books or recent publications. At a personal level, do not get demoralised by criticism from anyone and use that criticism as positive energy to improve yourself; I am doing the same."
Not forgetting his roots
"I feel proud and lucky that I made it: from remote village boy to working at some of the best research institutes in the world."
Vivek has not forgotten where he came from and knows there is a lot more that can be done to support children who have no exposure to science or higher education. He feels that organisations like the Royal Society of Chemistry could help the situation in India by organising workshops for school children to raise the awareness of science. He also thinks that there should be a set number of spaces at every research institute reserved for village children and those who are underexposed to the modern sciences.
Vivek's plans for the future are not only to continue his research but to contribute to the development of poor farming communities in India by helping to provide education for their children.
Words by Isobel Marr
Images courtesy of Vivek Polshettiwar
Published May 2015


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The Australian Human Rights Commission this week called for an urgent audit of justice services to people with disability, as Rosie Anne Fulton, a woman detained in WA because she her disability meant she was deemed unfit to plead, became the latest person to highlight this type of human rights breach. The Disability Discrimination Commissioner Graeme Innes and Mick Gooda, the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner shared their views with the commission and advised that the issues raised cannot be ignored and it is a grave mark on Australia's already shaky reputation in Human Rights.
Rosie Anne has been in Kalgoorlie prison for the last eighteen months. She was charged with crimes related to a motor vehicle, but – due to her intellectual disability – the court found her unfit to plead. She was then sent to Kalgoorlie prison because no other suitable accommodation was available for her. The NT now has such a facility but they have been reluctant to take Rosie Anne out of WA and bring her to where she was born in Alice Springs. All she wants is to go home. But the WA and NT governments don't seem able to find a way to achieve this. A previous post contained a petition and I would like to say a very big thank you for those who signed as it met the number criteria to force a hearing by the Australian Human Rights commission. So – THANK YOU!!
There is one who knows with great detail and clarity what Rosie is going through at this time. Marlon Noble was born in Carnarvon from the north of Western Australia. He was charged with offences that were never proven. In fact, a decade after the charges, they were clearly shown to have no substance. But Marlon spent most of that decade in prison, because he too was found unfit to plead.
It is understand that there are around thirty other Australians – mainly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians – in the same position as Rosie Anne and Marlon. They are largely, but not exclusively, in WA and the NT.
In the wake of these reports and the push for a hearing a number of defense lawyers have spoken up about the dilemma that they face if they have a client who they know is unfit to plead. Do they tell the court, in which case they could be locked up like Rosie Anne and Marlon, or do they advise their client to plead guilty because at least they know that the sentence will be shorter. These are not real options and it is terrible for all parties involved that such were necessary considerations and unless things change will continue to be.
You can judge a society by how they treat their weakest members.
If Australia was judged in this way on this issue we would be found sadly wanting and deservedly so.


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Obama's bad plane deal
The administration is set to allow Norwegian Air to fly into the U.S. while avoiding Norway's labor laws.
America's working people are rightly suspicious of trade policy. For too long our trade strategy has protected corporate interests while fueling a race to the bottom in living standards for working families. That sad legacy is now rearing its head in the aviation sector. As you read this, a Norwegian airline is seeking our government's blessing to launch new trans-Atlantic service into the U.S. that violates our trade rules. Norwegian Air International is just the latest symbol of failed American trade policy and toothless enforcement of trade agreements.
Norwegian Air Shuttle, the parent airline attempting to launch NAI, likes to pride itself on being a low-cost European airline, but the launch of NAI isn't an attempt to enter the U.S. market. In fact, Norwegian Air Shuttle already flies into the United States. Instead, the operating model it plans for its Norwegian Air subsidiary takes a page from the unfair trade playbook. NAI will use temporary labor by employing Bangkok-based flight crews under short-term Singaporean or Thai employment contracts. This move will allow Norwegian Air to boost profits by beating down workers' wages and benefits and gaming trade rules.
Norwegian Air Shuttle already serves U.S. cities such as Las Vegas and Orlando and does not need additional authority from the Department of Transportation to expand its flights to American destinations. The company has collective-bargaining relationships with its employees in Norway, but its expansion plans using the NAI subsidiary would sidestep its workforce in Norway in favor of low-cost Asian crews. It is a timeless strategy to bolster its profits: cut costs by circumventing labor standards.
Norwegian Air was formed as a flag-of-convenience subsidiary and incorporated in Ireland, with a clear plan to evade Norway's employment and tax laws and gain an upper hand on those airlines on both sides of the Atlantic that actually abide by the rules. No one should hold their breath for the company to honor its obligations under its collective-bargaining agreements and use its own workforce. That approach would disrupt the company's poorly veiled plan to scour the globe for lax labor standards and social laws and use the advantages it acquires to chase profits while destroying middle-class living standards in this industry.
This scheme not only crushes workers. It also violates the worker protections embodied in the U.S.-EU Air Transportation Agreement's labor provision, known as Article 17 bis, which states: "Opportunities created by the Agreement are not intended to undermine labor standards or the labor-related rights and principles contained in the Parties' respective laws." Both sides publicly hailed these protections as a "breakthrough." Together our nations embraced a high-road approach by which markets and jobs can expand, airlines can grow profits and consumers can secure better air service without undermining wages or gutting collective-bargaining rights. By skirting its labor obligations and undermining airline employees' rights, Norwegian Air's business model fails to meet that standard.
Even though Norwegian Air's plan to offer trans-Atlantic air service blatantly violates our aviation trade agreement, the U.S. Department of Transportation issued an order in April that could pave the way for NAI's launch in the United States. The department's order is especially troubling because it effectively claims it can't enforce the strong labor standards that were previously negotiated by its own administration. The department's general counsel concluded that the labor chapter of our aviation agreement "does not provide an independent basis" for denying an "otherwise qualified" carrier a permit — even though the agreement explicitly states that its labor standards "shall guide" implementation of the agreement. If the labor chapter does not provide the basis for denying a carrier a permit, then Article 17 bis has no teeth.
Norwegian Air's flag of convenience model has no place in our growing trade relationship with Europe. As the labor movement wages a fierce campaign to change the way America negotiates trade agreements, at the heart of that campaign is the principle that expanded trade must not come at the expense of working people. And embedded in that principle is the idea that our government will not only negotiate employee protections into trade agreements but also will actually enforce them.
The Department of Transportation must hit the stop button on this order before it sanctions an airline business model that seeks to avoid the clear requirements of our trade rules with the EU and puts thousands of U.S. aviation jobs at risk. If the administration does not reverse course and deny NAI's application, it will be yet another reminder that American trade policy is failing working people. It will also show the failure of the administration to enforce its own explicit employee protections.
Unless Norwegian Air's application is rejected, the administration would be saying it's OK for an airline from Europe to avoid social laws in its own country, escape its obligations under existing union contracts and shop the globe for the cheapest labor, tax and regulatory compliance costs without having to worry about compliance with explicit labor protections in the U.S.-EU accord. That is a raw deal for working people and puts another great American industry at risk.
The government should not let this airline fly.
Richard Trumka is president of the AFL-CIO, and Edward Wytkind is president of the Transportation Trades Department, AFL-CIO.


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Criminal Defence
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms ("the Charter") gives you certain important protections. The Charter, as part of the Constitution, is supreme law of the land, and as such, cannot be violated during the course of law enforcement.
The Charter protections include, among others:
- Right to remain silent, which silence cannot be used against you;
- Presumption of innocence, until proven legally guilty;
- Right to be informed as to the charge of offence;
- Right to hire a lawyer of your choice;
- Freedom from unlawful search, seizure, detention, or excessive punishment;
- Reasonable bail; and
- Proper remedy in case of the government's breach of your Charter rights.
Criminal proceedings are complex, and you must exercise your rights throughout the process. I will guide you through, and stand by you and your family at every stage. We will hold the police and the prosecution accountable during the course of its investigation, arrest, bail, release, detention, and trial.
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Prosecutors often have a wide range of discretion, being able to offer a plea to an alternative offence for which the consequences are far less severe.
If you have been charged with any provincial offence, such as a Highway Traffic Act or Liquour Licence Act violation, you should speak with a lawyer so that you can make a fully informed decision as to what to do about it and how to address it.
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Speech therapy is a training to help children with speech and language problems to speak more clearly. The professionals deal with disorders in communication, evaluation, diagnosis and rehabilitation. Jewel autism centre provide best speech therapy in India. Our department programme includes assessments, intervention of various childhood disorders concentrating more on Autism. Individual speech therapy sessions as well as group therapies are provided by 10 highly qualified speech therapists from various institutions.
Speech therapy is an intervention service that focuses on improving a child's speech abilities to understand and express language, including nonverbal languages. Speech therapists or speech and language pathologists are the professionals who provide these services. Speech therapy includes two components – 1) Coordinating the mouth to produce sound, to form words and sentences. 2) Understanding and expressing language. The role of SLPs also includes swallowing disorders and all aspects of feeding.
As a part of speech therapy programme we are also focusing on social communication programme, which helps improving peer group interaction, listening skills, social skills, play skills and following instructions in a class room setup. Our programmes are 100% transparent and the parents are trained and provided weekly home training programme. That is why Jewel Autism center is rated as the best multi specialty therapy clinic in India.
Demonstration therapies are conducted by parents in a month, where the respective therapist monitor and gives suggestions. We also conduct care discussions to monitor the progress of each child in every 3 months. We are updating current trends regarding autism interventions from various professionals. We use to conduct journal clubs to update recent events.


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Radiative forcing by contrails
- 1DLR Oberpfaffenhofen, Institut für Physik der Atmosphäre, Wessling, Germany
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- 2NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, Virginia, USA
- 3Center for Climate System Research, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
Abstract. A parametric study of the instantaneous radiative impact of contrails is presented using three different radiative transfer models for a series of model atmospheres and cloud parameters. Contrails are treated as geometrically and optically thin plane parallel homogeneous cirrus layers in a static atmosphere. The ice water content is varied as a function of ambient temperature. The model atmospheres include tropical, mid-latitude, and subarctic summer and winter atmospheres. Optically thin contrails cause a positive net forcing at top of the atmosphere. At the surface the radiative forcing is negative during daytime. The forcing increases with the optical depth and the amount of contrail cover. At the top of the atmosphere, a mean contrail cover of 0.1% with average optical depth of 0.2 to 0.5 causes about 0.01 to 0.03 Wm-2 daily mean instantaneous radiative forcing. Contrails cool the surface during the day and heat the surface during the night, and hence reduce the daily temperature amplitude. The net effect depends strongly on the daily variation of contrail cloud cover. The indirect radiative forcing due to particle changes in natural cirrus clouds may be of the same magnitude as the direct one due to additional cover.
Key words. Atmospheric composition and structure (aerosols and particles) · Meteorology and atmospheric dynamics (climatology · radiative processes)


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No one ever bothered to give me an english translation for the word 'Gemeinde', I worked it out for myself. It wasn't hard. The Leipzig English Church meet in the Gemeinde Hall of the Philippuskirche (St Philip's Church), the Free Evangelical Church calls itself a 'Gemeinde', and I stayed in a 'WG', the german abbreviation… Continue reading Gemeinde
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Speaking in tongues
[This is a re-posting of a blog that I wrote for the Moore College Mission Blog] Here's a random fact: in Australia we refer to the game of table-soccer (little plastic men on rotating sticks) as 'Foosball' which is actually a German name ('fuß/foos' = foot). But in Germany they refer to the same game… Continue reading Speaking in tongues
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[This is a re-posting of a blog that I wrote for the Moore College Mission Blog] I'm in something of a dilemma about how to write a mission update from MTC Leipzig. I don't want to you to think that we're having too much fun, after all, we're on mission... But hey! We're in Leipzig!!!!… Continue reading While you were sleeping…
Frankfurt am Main
It's rapidly becoming apparent to me that the rest of the world regards Australians as a pretty uncouth lot. I did my little bit to polish the brand by starting the morning with a thunderous bowel evacuation in the ensuite of my 8 person (mixed) dorm at the Frankfurt Hostel. I think I picked up… Continue reading Frankfurt am Main
I'm off to Germany. Currently I'm somewhere over the Pillaga scrub in Western NSW in the tail of a 747. My immediate travel companions are two very friendly Dutch people who've never met each other before and are interested in everything I can tell them about central Australia. Now the discussion is being continued in… Continue reading Up!


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The bid for CSRA is about more than the acquisition of a $6.7 billion company: it's about taking firm control of the entire federal technology services market. Interested parties continue to compete, as demonstrated by CACI's recent attempt to disrupt the General Dynamics bid.
This analytic report is a guide to the latest developments related to the acquisition of CSRA. It also covers a comparison of how CSRA would contribute to either General Dynamics' or CACI's ability to expand into new market segments and increase its access to government customers and contracting opportunities.


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This past weekend, South African Greg Minnaar became the first rider to win a Downhill World Cup race on a 29-inch wheel bike. Not surprisingly, his record-extending success has been widely reported, but we wanted to find out more about the difference the 29-inch wheels are making. Here's what he told us.
It's his 17th World Cup racing season and South African mountain biking legend, Greg Minnaar, is still winning. The 35-year-old from Pietermaritzburg has been globally praised over the past few days for his emphatic victory in Round 2 of the 2017 UCI Downhill World Cup at Fort William, Scotland this past weekend.
The victory took him to 20 DH World Cup wins, a record he's extending despite naysayers claiming he's past his best. Include the one 4X World Cup win 2003 and he's got 21 UCI World Cup gravity wins to his name.
Add to that his three World Championships and three World Cup Series overall titles and you have one of the most decorated downhill mountain bike racers ever.
We say 'one of' because Frenchwoman, Anne Caroline Chausson's 55 wins is the outright World Cup race win record. She also won five World Cup Series overall titles and 17 gravity racing World Championships (12 DH, two 4Xand two Dual)!
Britain's Rachel Atherton (29) has amassed quite a career so far too. She's won five World Championship titles, five World Cup Series overall crowns and has 34 World Cup race wins.
Another French racer, Nicolas Vouilloz, won a total of 16 World Cup titles and 10 World Championships during his career. He also won the World Cup Series overall title four times.
It's safe to say that Minnaar is right up there with Atherton, Chausson and Vouilloz as the four most successful racers in downhill mountain biking racing, which made its World Cup debut in 1991 and World Championships debut in 1993.
But unlike Chausson (39) and Vouilloz (41), Minnaar is still actively racing. He's not quite done yet and still growing his legend status. In fact, he says he's as motivated now as he was in 2000, his first year of racing internationally full time. TREAD editor, Sean Badenhorst caught up with him last night as he prepares for this weekend's World Cup round in Leogang, Austria.
Seven wins at Fort William and now 20 World Cups, Greg. Just incredible! Do you feel the same buzz and motivation as you did back in 2000?
Thanks Sean. Yes, I definitely feel the same buzz and motivation as I did in 2000. I think back then it came too easy. I was young and things were happening for me. I didn't have a worry in the world and there were no expectations. Now I have to really work for it. Add in the new bike and I'm just loving racing downhill – still.
You're the first to win a DH World Cup on 29-inch wheels. This must be a great reward for you and your Santa Cruz team that worked so hard to get this bike ready for the 2017 season?
Yep, we were the first. It is cool. We pushed boundaries. It's not easy to make a 29-inch wheel downhill bike. I think that's what a lot of people aren't quite understanding. They are all talking about the bigger size wheels, but it's the whole bike you have to talk about. You can't just put 29-inch wheels on any frame. It's really tricky to make a 29-inch wheel downhill bike. We found a way to make it work and worked really hard to get it out in time for this season.
Also, this isn't a scruffy aluminium bike that looks like it's just come out of engineering. This is a full carbon fibre 29-inch wheel Santa Cruz V10 downhill bike. It is really exciting to be at the forefront of this technology shift.
Where have you found the biggest differences in DH racing on 29-inch wheels?
The biggest difference is the fit. Before I was always juggling my weight around the bike. I was either too far forward or too far back. Not really balanced and centred. So I'm feeling more centred, which allows me to let go a bit more on the faster, rougher sections and technical stuff. That to me is really good. It has changed the way we ride a little bit. That's just the learning process of riding a different sized wheel. I don't feel the 29-inch bike is weaker in any areas than 27.5. It just depends on the engineering development and design. The direction you have gone to make the bike. Instead of trying to make an existing bike fit 29-inch wheels, we started from scratch and achieved the bike we have now got. I think Santa Cruz is quite far ahead with the bike and the approach we have taken to this wheel size shift.
You obviously did some comparative testing between the wheel sizes. How significant was that?
There are some website forums that are saying I have tested comparatively, which is not entirely true. I haven't gone back-to-back testing myself. We went testing in December. I had wanted a 29-inch bike. The Santa Cruz guys were still ummming and ahhhing. So I built up a Santa Cruz Hightower with a Fox 49er fork. We didn't have any mud tyres for it, so I just used dry tyres and it was really raining. On my DH race bike I had mud tyres. And I ended up doing a comparable time in the mud on dry tyres on the Hightower as I did on my DH race bike with mud tyres.
Right from then I said to the guys 29er is the direction we need to go. We are definitely going to move on it. The guys were keen. We came up with what the ideal shock rate should be and the geometry and took it from there.
Luca (Shaw) went back to Santa Cruz in January to do some testing back-to-back from his DH race bike (27.5 wheels) to the prototype 29-inch downhill bike with an aluminium swingarm.
Then Loris (Vergier) went and met him in February and they did more testing. I then met them again for more testing and we just fine-tuned it from there.
Looking at the various courses used for the World Cup, do you think wheel size success is going to be course dependent?
I don't think wheel size is going to be course dependent at all. I think it's how you can make the bike work. It's all about handling. I don't know that it rolls that much better than 27.5. As we saw in Fort William, guys like Danny Hart (who was on a 29er) didn't roll through all the holes that he should have. He ended up going over the bars. You can crash on a 29er the same as you can on a 27.5. It's still a bicycle. You've still got to make it from top to bottom. I don't think that tight corners will be a problem. We've dialed the geometry to deal with that. The high-speed stuff is fine, the woods and roots are fine, the jumps are fine. It's just a slightly different position and you feel like you're sitting more between the wheels rather than on top of them
Do you think wheel size success is rider dependent?
For sure! The riding is style is different. You have to brake a lot earlier. If you brake later the bike sits up. It's rougher. You don't have as much travel. You feel it! You feel the suspension spiking up into the compression quite hard and quite soon. And size of rider is import. Taller riders like me are proportionately better positioned on a 29er.
We see the saddles on most of the 29er DH bikes are pushed way forward. Has backside tyre buzz been a challenge at all?
The only saddle pushed right forward in our team is Loris's. That's because he's quite short on quite a small bike. The back wheel does roll right up and the tyres do buzz. We've had a fair bit of tyre buzz and you want to make sure you've got some tight jocks on because you can get a bit of a nut rub. That's one of the challenges of trying to fit bigger wheels to a DH bike. You've got to make sure the bike can cater for it. You are going to lose somewhere. I guess the tyre buzz risk is better than losing out in suspension or handling.
Minnaar takes a narrow two-point lead into Round 3 of the 2017 UCI World Cup at Leogang this weekend. It's a course that he's always performed well on, with a total of five World Cup podiums there, including each of the past three years. And it's where he won the 2012 World Championship.
It's worth noting that Leogang is also Aaron Gwin's happy hunting ground. With a career total of 15 World Cup race wins and four World Cup Series overall titles, the 29-year-old American is by far the biggest threat to Minnaar's career World Cup record.
Gwin won at Leogang last year and in 2015 (WITHOUT A CHAIN!) and an error at Fort William on Sunday cost him a few seconds and possibly the victory.
Here's the Red Bull preview of what to expect this weekend. We can't flippen wait!: All you need to know: UCI World Cup 2017, Leogang
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Harborside Inn Of Boston, Boston
- Free WiFi
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The location was great. Close to the T, easy walk to rstaurant, market and waterfront.
Could use better pillows
Harborside Inn Of Boston, Bostonfrom $172 CAD
- Queen Atrium View Room
- Queen City View Room
- King Atrium View Room
- Run of House
- King Cabin Room
- King City View Room
- Double Queen Atrium View Room
- Double Queen Cabin Room
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What's around Harborside Inn Of Boston, Boston
- In Boston Financial District
- New England Aquarium - 3 min walk
- Quincy Market - 3 min walk
- Faneuil Hall Marketplace - 4 min walk
- The Freedom Trail - 4 min walk
- TD Garden - 14 min walk
- Massachusetts General Hospital - 20 min walk
- Boston Convention and Exhibition Center - 23 min walk
Getting around
- Logan Intl. Airport (BOS) - 10 min drive
- Boston, MA (BNH-Boston Harbor Seaplane Base) - 11 min drive
- Norwood, MA (OWD-Norwood Memorial) - 30 min drive
- Bedford, MA (BED-Laurence G. Hanscom Field) - 31 min drive
- Beverly, MA (BVY-Beverly Municipal) - 31 min drive
- Lawrence, MA (LWM-Lawrence Municipal) - 34 min drive
- Boston South Station - 12 min walk
- Boston North Station - 14 min walk
- Boston-Back Bay Station - 3 min drive
- Aquarium - 2 min walk
- State St. Station - 5 min walk
- Government Center Station - 8 min walk
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 98 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 8 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-in/out
Required at check-in
- Credit card, debit card, or cash deposit required for incidental charges
- Government-issued photo ID may be required
- Minimum check-in age is 21
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Self parking *
Payment types at the property
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Microwave in a common area
- Refrigerator in a common area
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Segway rental/tour nearby
- Business center
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Year Built - 1858
- Elevator
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Library
- Television in common areas
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible
- Wheelchair-accessible registration desk
- Wheelchair-accessible lounge
- Raised toilet seat
- Grab bar - near toilet
- English
- Spanish
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Iron/ironing board
- Premium bedding
- Pillowtop mattress
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 50-inch flat-screen TV
- Premium TV channels
- DVD player
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
Also popular with travellers from Canada
Special features
DiningHarbourside Lounge - Onsite cocktail bar.
Harborside Inn Of Boston, Boston's small print
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- Boston Harborside
- Harborside Inn Of Boston Hotel Boston
- Boston Harborside Inn
- Harborside Boston
- Harborside Inn
- Harborside Inn Boston
- Inn Boston
- Harborside Hotel Boston
- Harborside Inn Of Boston Hotel
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PoliciesState tax ID - C0015210351
Noise-free guestrooms cannot be guaranteed.Guests can rest easy knowing there's a carbon monoxide detector, a fire extinguisher, a smoke detector, a security system, and a first aid kit on site.
This property advises that enhanced cleaning and guest safety measures are currently in place.
Disinfectant is used to clean the property; commonly-touched surfaces are cleaned with disinfectant between stays; bed sheets and towels are laundered at a temperature of at least 60°C/140°F.
Personal protective equipment, including masks and gloves, will be available to guests.
Social distancing measures are in place; staff at the property wear personal protective equipment; guests are provided with hand sanitizer.
Contactless check-in and contactless check-out are available.
The property affirms that it adheres to the SafeStay (AHLA - USA) sanitization guidelines.
Optional extras
Self parking costs USD 39 per day
Parking is available nearby and costs USD 39 per day (500 ft away)
We have included all charges provided to us by this property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the unit you book.
FAQs for Harborside Inn Of Boston, Boston
Does Harborside Inn Of Boston offer free cancellation for a full refund? Yes, Harborside Inn Of Boston does have fully refundable rooms available to book on our site, which can be cancelled up to a few days before check-in. Just make sure to check this property's cancellation policy for the exact terms and conditions. Is parking offered at Harborside Inn Of Boston? Yes. Self parking costs USD 39 per day. Are pets allowed at Harborside Inn Of Boston? Sorry, pets aren't allowed, but service animals are welcome. What are the check-in and check-out times at Harborside Inn Of Boston? You can check in from 3 PM to midnight. Check-out time is noon. Are there restaurants at or near Harborside Inn Of Boston? Yes, there's an onsite restaurant. Nearby restaurants include The Black Rose (1-min walk), Legal Seafoods (3-min walk), and Durgin-Park (3-min walk). What is there to do near Harborside Inn Of Boston? Recommended spots to visit include New England Aquarium (3-min walk) and Quincy Market (3-min walk), along with Faneuil Hall Marketplace (4-min walk) and The Freedom Trail (4-min walk).
Recent reviews
Fabulous 8.6 From 2,097 reviews
I had booked an "interior" room and I honestly didn't know what that meant but it turned out to be very dark with no natural light. The front desk were very accommodating about switching me to a room with windows and I really appreciated it. It made a big difference in my stay so thank you!
Great location for a cute hotel. Within a minute walking distance to Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market and the Harbour Front! Everything smelled nice and was perfectly clean. Our room was big and we couldn't believe they even still use actual physical keys for the room keys! Just one thing- don't expect a window view to outside.. they all looked into the hallways, with blinds to block anyone from looking in. But that's okay, it's a city you'll be walking around everywhere so hopefully you won't need to hangout and look out the window! Would recommend this hotel.
Harbourside was a great central locations in boston. We parked our car and walked everywhere. It was awesome.
Stay was great. All was very good and our concerns were price and the room was dark, kind of gloomy. All the front desk, early morning breakfast and late lounge employees were friendly courteous and helpful.
Shower from pictures was different. I was lead to believe that we would have a walk in shower. Also-vent did not work.
My girlfriend and I decided to go down to see Boston for the first time and decided that from the pictures the Harbourside Inn was the perfect spot to stay - and it would have been. It is next to the harbor, bars, and is right in front of an entrance to the subway station. Unfortunately the Hotel was under some construction. 1 Elevator out of 2 worked however that was nothing compared to the mortaring and power drilling happening in the hall outside our room (#409) at 7:50 in the morning (Monday). The work continued on Tuesday and If I could upload a video I would but it won't let me on this website. We called the front desk to ask what was going on and they said it was the building next door. tried to sleep through the noise but I'd like for you to try and sleep through a power drill. turns out that they were installign a beam and drilling into the brick. the work was done around 10 and then the vacuuming commenced. The hotel did not offer to move us even though they knew that this work was taking place in the hallway outside out room. Really do your research and inquiries before booking this as your stay of choice because the potential was there however from a service standpoint - the ball was dropped. The picture below is an image of the construction taking place right outside our room.
Staff let us check in early very helpful with questions about the area. Fantastic neighborhood lots of pubs and history. Room was super expensive 680.00 US for 2 nights and little outdated. Bed was quite uncomfortable.
We stayed in the king basement room, it was larger than the rooms with windows. The bed was firm, I prefer a softer bed. But that wouldn't stop us from re-booking in the future. The only thing that I did not like, was not having a window in the morning… You have no idea when it's morning. It was clean and quiet and very reasonably priced for the area, we were able to walk to many places without taking a cab/uber. Staff was helpful and nice. If we come back to Boston we will be checking in here again.
The hotel is in a good location for walking in Boston to see all the sights. The room was quiet. One suggestion is for darkening drapes on window.
We stayed in Boston for four days to enjoy the city and visit some tourist attractions. Harborside Inn was situated perfectly for everything that we planned to do. I would recommend this hotel for its excellent location within easy walking distance of Boston Common, the Public Garden, Beacon Hill, Quincy Market, Little Italy, and more. We stayed in one of the "Cabin" rooms on the lower level; these rooms are very spacious, quiet and private. The one amenity that this hotel should consider providing is coffee in the rooms.
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The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) has made the realistic computer-generated (CGI) videos to encourage learner drivers to be more aware of motorcyclists. They've been made with the help of road safety campaigner and keen biker Ria Brisland.
The videos will become part of DVSA's official learning materials and education products. They will help to improve the safety of motorcyclists, by encouraging learner drivers to be more aware of them when driving.
The videos will not be part of the theory test.
Ria's 19-year-old son, Nick, died in April 2015 after being involved in a collision with a car while riding his motorcycle.
Nick Brisland was 19 years old when he died in April 2015 after being involved in a collision with a car.
Ria said:
Getting everyone to be aware of their fellow road users at all times is essential if we are to prevent collisions and the devastating consequences they can have on families.
These new clips are thought-provoking and will make a difference to the way people look for bikers. They may prove the difference between life and death.
Watch an example video
Why the clips are being introduced
In 2017, motorcyclists accounted for 19% of all deaths of Great Britain's roads, despite only making up around 1% of all road traffic.
During the year, 2,656 motorcyclists were involved in accidents resulting from a driver or rider failing to look properly. This was 17% of all accidents involving motorcycles.
Source: Reported road casualties Great Britain, annual report: 2017
It's vital that all drivers know how to spot motorcyclists and other vulnerable road users and take appropriate action. This is particularly important for learners, which is why the clips are being made part of the learning materials.
The new videos show how easily motorcyclists can be missed by road users, resulting in tragic consequences.
Videos will be seen by millions of learner drivers
Michael Ellis, Road Safety Minister, said:
Britain's roads are among the safest in the world, but still far too many vulnerable people are involved in fatal and serious injury collisions each year.
After reading Ria's story and her concerns for fellow bikers, I was determined to help her and I am delighted that these clips will now be seen by millions of learners, helping improve road safety.
Mark Winn, DVSA's Chief Driving Examiner, said:
DVSA's priority is to help everyone through a lifetime of safe driving.
These important new clips, created with Ria, will aid driver and rider training and protect vulnerable motorcyclists. We'll be using them in our educational products and on social media to help drivers keep a lookout for motorcyclists.
Looking out for vulnerable road users when driving
The Highway Code section on road users requiring extra care explains what all road users should do to look out for vulnerable road users.
It includes:
- always looking for motorcyclists before you emerge from a junction
- when turning right across a line of slow-moving or stationary traffic, looking out for motorcyclists on the inside of the traffic you are crossing
- checking mirrors and blind spots carefully
The THINK! website has more advice for all road users and more information about motorcycle safety.
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Our town newspaper, the Dunwoody Crier, has a delightful new column by Cathy Cobbs. She calls her news items "cobb-lets," and they're a fun mix of vents, questions, and insights about daily life in our corner of the county.
I emailed to her AG's query, regarding a glow worm nest sighted early in the morning darkness, en route to school.
Glow worm nest? There are glow worms? And they have nests?
She claimed the nest was high in the trees behind a house. As any reasonable, rational parent would, I told her it was likely a street light or the homeowner's floodlight. No, she insisted. This is a NEST. And it's too HIGH to be a light.
So I drove her to school so she could show me.
It looks like a nest. All puffy and eerily glowing in the dark. It's huge, about a foot or more in length. It's high up in the tree, much higher than a street light. And it looks like a caterpillar's cocoon. "See, Mom? It's a glow worm nest!"
We sent AG's find to the Crier to see what's up (literally). Logically, it's something very ordinary. But it sure looks cool.
And why not indulge a ten-year-old's quest for the extraordinary?


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Is Network Marketing a Good Investment?
I'm not sure how many American Invest there money, but I know this to be a fact from my experience in talking with financial advisors who have been referred to me by people in their 60s.
The chances of receiving sufficient and secured returns on investment from IRAs, 401Ks, Certificates of Deposits, Bonds, are less likely.
If you are in your late 20s or mid 30s and have not saved 100k or more in Investments, you need to think more aggressively.
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My business became a Distributor with It Works Global and all funds have been circulating totally within that business system. No other income outside the starter fee has been added from my personal accounts. That division is self sustaining and has been since the second month. Although I have not reach the goal I desire, I see growth from this decision. The percentage of growth with It Works is much higher than the annual percentage returns from any traditional investment methods.
The more people become serious and see the Network Marketing Industry as something that should be in their investment portfolio; the more individuals will be able to circulate more wealth in their respected communities.
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Britney Spears' doting boyfriend Sam Asghari, who celebrated their one-year anniversary two weeks ago, hopped on Instagram on Saturday to share some love for his leading lady on her 36th birthday.
The actor posted an Instagram video to his birthday of his gal and wrote,
"HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY ONE AND ONLY Thank you for being you, thank you for showing me the true meaning of a beautiful woman and a strong mother, and most of all thank you for being mine. I consider myself the luckiest man on this planet @britneyspears #luckiestmanalive."
The video shows Britney, blowing out birthday cupcakes in a room filled with rose petals, candles and romance. Looks like the "Lucky" singer is a lucky lady!
Sam can be overheard saying, "Happy birthday, baby!"
Britney coos back to the camera, "Thank you!"
The singer posted the same video with the caption, "Couldn't ask for a better way to kick off my birthday."
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In Antonya Nelson's short stories, I find the way time is handled to be intricately connected with how convincing the particular world is that she has created. While I liked many of the stories in her latest collections, Funny Once (2014) and Nothing Right (2009), there are some I enjoyed more than others. This is, perhaps, to be expected, but what stands out to me about the stories I liked best seems to have to do with memory and how it is recreated.
"Chapter Two," my favorite story, is a layered piece—that of someone telling a story about someone else (and at one point, of the latter also telling another story). We open with:
Tired of telling her own story at A.A., Hil was trying to tell the story of her neighbor.
Hil's neighbor is the wacky Bergeron Love, one of those larger-than-life characters: old-moneyed and too old to care what people think about her. She once went to Hil's house completely naked and demanded the police arrest her; on another occasion, she had a neighbor's girl taken away by Child Protective Services because of an abusive father—though we are unsure if he really was abusive. Part of the brilliance of this piece—aside from the interesting characters—is the way Nelson deals with time. There are two obvious ones: the "present" or "outer" story, which are Hil's A.A. meetings; and the "past," which is the story Hil is telling. Nelson doesn't use any transitions; we simply go from one world to another. Hil's own story begins:
So she comes to my house a few nights ago … like around nine …
But there's a third story here, too, which is the story residing in Hil's actual memory—not the one she's retelling, but the one she has presumably experienced. This shift is the most subtle but also the most interesting. And again, Nelson doesn't use any transitions. We simply dip from one layer to the next:
"Looks like somebody's not getting enough attention," Hil had murmured as she unlocked the door.
Through context (and also a subtle past perfect tense shift—more analysis here), we realize that we've gone inside Hil's head, because the dialogue is likely too minor to be told, and the third person attribution and action ("she murmured as she unlocked the door") set us up for a scene. The abruptness gives an effect of randomness and lightness—there is no hand guiding us through the different layers, to sort and organize meaning. Indeed, at the end of the story, even Hil hasn't reached the kind of awareness we're often familiar with in literature: a kind of epiphany. Hil's realization of her own state of drunkenness is "only obliquely available" to her, Nelson stated in an interview about "Chapter Two": "The story, in my mind, is about her slowly coming to understand the ways in which the world is going to treat her from here on out." The lack of transitions perfectly captures this sentiment, and convincingly portrays the different layers of the story as being bigger than any one story itself.
"Literally," on the other hand, is about Richard, the father of two kids—Suzanne, 16, and Danny, 11. The outer story is that of Richard's growing closeness with Bonita, their housekeeper, while the inner story has to do with the death of Richard's wife three years ago and the circumstances surrounding it. The past is recalled several times along the way. Richard's memories are often stirred because of something that happens in the present, such as when Bonita brings her son, Isaac, to Richard's house because Isaac is having trouble at school, and Richard remembering how his wife used to be the one who dealt with the school–she being the one "who played intermediary"–because Bonita is afraid of the administration.
Several times, too, the memory of Richard's wife comes up because of certain objects or phrases, such as when Isaac smiles from the doorway and his silver front tooth catches the light: "Whenever Richard spotted that tooth, he had the same thought: if his wife had still been alive when the tooth was knocked out, she'd have seen to an ivory replacement." Or when Richard and Bonita are about to get into a car, and he notices her fail to buckle her seat belt, which then reminds him that his wife also didn't buckle up in the accident three years ago. Or when he receives a phone call from Bonita, which reminds him that it was she "who'd phoned him to report his wife's car crash, she who'd fielded the notification from the highway patrol."
This technique is not uncommon, and is used perhaps most pervasively in television when characters see images that swoosh us into flashback mode. Why, then, is this problematic? I think the neatness of the transitions, as opposed to those in "Chapter Two," simplifies the way our memory works, which is sometimes provoked unaccountably; if we feel the transitions are there to aid us, they become artifices which cause us to view the whole story as such. The outer story also suffers, because it becomes a prop to take us deeper into the story about the wife's death. Indeed, there are several realizations that Richard makes as the narrative progresses, one of which is:
A time would come… when he and his children' wouldn't think of that terrible car crash and death every day, when they would no longer be ambushed by missing her.
And another:
For an instant, a wave of rage filled Richard, a plosive pure fury at his wife for not being here where she was needed.
One of the great things about telling a story-within-a-story-within-a-story is that it throws us off guard about the intent of such storytelling. We are coaxed into relaxation, if only for a moment, eager to just enjoy the tale. If the current frame of "Literally" were to be retained, then perhaps we need something to throw us off, too. Perhaps the neatness of how memory is evoked in the story has to be balanced by some kind of messiness, to shake up the rather simple equation of present-events-reminding-character-of-the-past-which-leads-to-realization. I'm thinking along the lines of introducing another person's recollection, which would challenge Richard's own memory and, therefore, his realizations. (Or perhaps this has become overused, too?) Whatever it is, there has to be a way out of the literal, out of a world in which we understand and understand too quickly.
Antonya Nelson will be reading at Literati Bookstore on May 23, 2015 as part of a nine-city event to launch the collection Every Father's Daughter: Twenty-Four Women Writers Remember Their Fathers.


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Handicap Parking
When I first saw them, I judged them. A couple with an infant in a stroller, parked in a handicapped parking spot in front of a giant box store. There were no handicap placards in their car; they appeared fully healthy. As I drove out of the lot, I passed two handicap-marked cars, the owners looking for a place to park as all the close spots were filled.
It made me angry. "Having a baby doesn't make you handicapped!" I wanted to shout. It weighed on my mind the whole drive home. After my initial judgement of this couple, I began to examine my own heart. While I don't condone their action, isn't this just what I am doing?
If I'm honest, I expect special treatment because I have kids. I want people to hold the door open for me as I maneuver a stroller through. I get impatient if I'm stuck walking behind a person at a snail's pace when I'm trying to speed-shop through the grocery store with my two whining children. Don't they know how difficult it is to grocery shop with children?! I want to be exempt from the rules. And yes, I want the close parking spots.
Also, if I'm honest, having children feels limiting. Most days I feel unequipped in the tasks of child-rearing and kid-wrangling. I want the sympathetic ear and eye as I limp through some days. I want people to see how hard this is, and tell me how great I'm doing given the circumstances, and then offer to take up part of my burden for me. That is my very human, very self-oriented mindset.
Turning to the Bible, I am met with a very different mindset. Turning to the Truth, I know children are a gift. A reward. A blessing from the LORD.
Children are a gift of the LORD,
The fruit of the womb is a reward. Psalm 127:3
Oh, how much joy my children bring me. How much love is swelled in my heart for them. It's easy to see the gift in the shining moments. But when my daughter throws a tantrum at bedtime, it doesn't look like a gift. When my son burps vomit down my shirt, it doesn't look like a reward; It looks (and feels) . . . gross.
Children are the gift. Parenting is a refinery. How can I reconcile the two? How can I take these moments of hardship, challenge, weariness, frustration, and find the gift? Looking through my human lens, I can't. I want to scream or cry or announce to the social media world how much a victim I am in this moment. I am certainly not thanking God for my little gifts in that moment. Oh, my heart of flesh.
Lord, let me see these moments through Your eyes! Not as impediments, but opportunity. Opportunity for growth in character, for practicing patience, for waiting on the Lord. Opportunity to model the traits we desire in our children, to show selfless love, to sacrifice as Christ has so sacrificed for us. It is hardship, but it is also an avenue to the LORD.
Consider it all joy, my brethren, when you encounter various trials, knowing that the
testing of your faith produces endurance. And let endurance have its perfect result, so that you may be perfect and complete, lacking in nothing. But if any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all generously and without reproach, and it will be given to him. James 1:2-5
It is an impossible task—the raising up of these gifts—one that requires much prayer and a teachable heart. I cry out to God to fill in the gaps of my parenting ineptitude. I cry out to God to teach me contentment and joy in all circumstances. He is the perfecter of faith, the sustainer of my soul.
Amy Dipane is a wife, mother, writer, crafter, and Jesus-follower. When she's not playing make-believe with her daughter or chasing after her son, she's sneaking bites of chocolate and trying to finish reading her latest book. She is passionate about libraries, muffins, early childhood learning, books of all kinds, and a good cup of coffee. Amy writes regularly at www.amyreeddipane.com/the-blog/ .
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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has reportedly made Hoffenheim midfielder Kerem Demirbay his primary target for the upcoming January transfer window.
Demirbay spent a large part of the early stages of his career with Borussia Dortmund under the tutelage of Klopp, so the pair already have an existing relationship. However, the German international never made an appearance for Dortmund before leaving in 2013, and has since developed into a powerful midfielder who has made two appearances for the German national team.
News of Klopp's interest in Demirbay comes from The Daily Express, who state that Liverpool will pursue a move for the central midfielder once the transfer window reopens in January.
Demirbay joined Hoffenheim in 2016 for just over £1m, and he has since made 66 appearances for
Regarding Demirbay— LFC Scout Watch (@Mobyhaque1) October 23, 2018
-played for Klopp's 2nd BVB team
-rep by 11 arena Sports who rep Sadio/Naby
-have good relationship with Hoffenheim (Firmino purchase)
-release clause £28M
-ruptured anterior ligament and partially torn the syndesmosis ligament in right ankle last season pic.twitter.com/J65pP5SAvO
He is also managed by the same company as current Liverpool stars Sadio Mane and Naby Keita, meaning that any deal for Demirbay would likely be relatively simple to conclude, once a fee has been agreed.
Liverpool currently boast an unbeaten record in the Premier League this season, and they sit just two points behind leaders Manchester City. However, one player who has not featured heavily this season is Fabinho, who has struggled to make a significant impact since joining from Monaco.
The defensive-minded midfielder has been linked with an exit from the club after failing to impress, with the likes of Juventus and AC Milan said to be interested in signing Fabinho. Klopp could be lining up Demirbay as a replacement for the Brazilian, as he is already aware of what Demirbay could bring to his team.


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