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By Matt Juth
From: Evergreen
Apr 28, 2004
|The extension is excellent. The second pitch is definitely adventurous, and dirty as stated. I guess it is par for the course as most deep Garden cracks go. The drilled angles are not inspiring.
By Larry Shaw
Jun 2, 2004
|The first part of the first pitch eats up small hexes. Pins after that to the anchors. Nice climbing.
By BWpete
May 8, 2005
|This climb is awesome, far more fun on lead. When going for the cross over, climb up and clip the pin, then downclimb a couple feet and cross over, this way you can protect the moves, and get in a coule extra moves. I found that just a little trad gear makes the climb a little more enjoyable and less frightining, a #7 BD nut for the runout to the first pin, 3.5 to cover just above the last pin, as it is hanging out there a bit.
By Lordsokol
From: Boulder, CO
Apr 20, 2006
|This is easily the best climb in the Garden and rivals most in the state. It is sustained and smooth. You'll forget you are climbing on the Garden's normally rotten rock. The first part of the first pitch can be a little pumpy on lead, so save your energy for the upper part of the route and blast through this part quickly if you can.
By Stewart M. Green
May 11, 2006
|Anaconda now has new stainless anchors at both the lower and upper stations on the first pitch. Thanks to Brad Saren and Brian Shelton for jumaring up and replacing the old gear. The upper anchor has two bolts and one of the original pitons. The lower anchor is the same. Thanks to Climbing Mag and Petzl for donating the gear.
By Stewart M. Green
May 15, 2006
Right Pete, we were certainly "scaring" the rock when those old pitons were removed. Ha. Good one. The rock was sooooo scared. Yep, Brian and Brad crowbarred them out. Now there are good safe anchors at both of Anaconda's belays, and climbers can breathe more easily up there...
Have you ever removed an old piton from sandstone? Have you been going out and replacing all those old dangerous anchors at the Garden of the Gods with brand new stainless-steel state-of-the-art 1/2" bolt anchors? Hmmmm I didn't think so.
As I wrote under your Crescent Corner post the other week, it's best to put up or shut up. I invited you then to be a part of the effort to update the GofG anchors but you, like everyone else on the sidelines who doesn't want to get involved, is willing to bitch and whine and moan and criticize rather than do something constructive.
As far as the Anaconda anchors, they needed replacement. The scarring will disappear within a month or so through an on-going geologic process called EROSION.
Many climbers have told me that those anchors needed replacement. Notably my long-time friend and great climber Jimmy Dunn, who just last week said, "Good, it's about time those anchors were replaced. You should also pull all the pitons too and replace those with bomber half-inchers. I get scared up there when I'm leading that thing and only clipped into 3 or 4 of the pins. I would come out and help you guys but it's my son's birthday that day so I can't." Now I certainly give a lot more credence to Jimmy's ideas about Anaconda's anchors than you or anyone else. I asked him how many times he's climbed it and he said, "Thousands. I've done it thousands of times." And he has, including the first free ascent of it with Earl Wiggins and John Sherwood.
So as I wrote in Crescent Corner, if you want to fill the holes, if you want to be part of the effort, if you want to stop bitching and whining, then let us know that you want to work in a constructive and positive way to ensure that this fabulous local climbing area stays open in the future and that future climbers can safely climb, lower, and rappel from the fixed gear.
If you want to fill in all the old piton holes in the Garden, then go for it. As of right now, I haven't come up with the right mixture to fill the holes or that has been approved by the COS Parks Department. Any kind of cement product or epoxy sets up too hard in the soft sandstone, so the plug is left sticking out as the surrounding sandstone erodes. Caulk and varies kinds of oil-based products are also inadequate. If you have suggestions, then by all means put them forward and we can test them and present them to the city as a viable way to fill the hundreds of holes. And you can certainly be at the forefront of that effort but starting with the 20+ holes on the first pitch of Angle Tangle's bolt ladder.
Thanks again for Brian and Brad for getting out there and replacing those old anchors and for caring about the Garden of the Gods climbing experience and for doing something constructive. Kudos guys!!
By Lordsokol
From: Boulder, CO
May 17, 2006
|I for one appreciate the efforts. The new anchors are great and much needed. I climbed the route again yesterday and the difference is huge. I think those "scars" will be gone by the end of next month at the rate that the Garden erodes, so I'm not too worried. Plus you can't even see the scars until you are right up on them. Thanks again, guys.
By Phil Lauffen
From: The Bubble
Jul 14, 2009
|Sweet climb. I submit that this is one of the best in The Garden. Solid rock, good gear placements, good movement and position... why go to Moab? And no rock scars that I could see. Thanks for those new anchors at the 60' mark. I know I couldn't have done the 11 extension, and appreciate having new, shiny objects to climb towards.
By mountainmicah83
From: Colorado Springs
Oct 4, 2010
|Climbed on 9/30 The right anchor is missing. The left anchor is still solid, and then there is a bolt with no hanger up there with a nut, washer, and chock there. Someone really needs to put a hanger on the right. Great route for my first 5.10 trad lead though.
By Ryan Sanders
From: C Springs
Mar 16, 2011
|The lower anchor now has a cold shut on the right bolt, thanks to whoever put it up. It is hard to see from the ground, but it is there.
By Drew Thayer
From: Denver, CO
May 17, 2011
|2nd pitch is well worth the adventure, especially the left variation (main offwidth crack). You can climb this route with one 70m rope if you rap E off the summit into the notch and then rap off a hearty bush on the E side of the notch towards the main parking lot.
By dancesatmoonrise
Jul 25, 2011
rating: 5.11c/d 7a 24 VIII 25 E4 6a
"The lower anchor now has a cold shut on the right bolt, thanks to whoever put it up. It is hard to see from the ground, but it is there."
You're welcome. But that probably wasn't the smartest decision. Our idea was to have all three pieces in the system - solid pin on the right, good bolt on the left, and the manky loose bolt below that we put the shut on. We put a new sling and quicklink on the right pin, so thus had all three equalized.
Unfortunately, someone felt the need to remove the sling and quicklink, taking the solid pin out of the system, leaving only one solid bolt, and one crappy bolt, which is the way it was as of two weeks ago.
What needs to happen, at minimum, in my opinion, is to install a chain and quicklink on the solid pin on the right to equalize with the solid bolt on the left. The loose bolt below (that now has the shut on it) probably needs to be removed and patched. I just have no idea what was behind pulling the new rust-colored sling and QL that put the pin into the system. Someone thinking they were helping? Outright theft? No idea, but the pin is solid and is not currently part of the anchor and should be, whereas the cold shut really should not be.
By Ryan Chelstowski
From: Colorado Springs, CO
Jan 10, 2013
|Anchor update: I aid rope-soloed it this week, and the lower anchor is good w/ 2 newer bolts and a pin up right. Also the second anchor has 2 good newer bolts.
By Kyle Rodman
Mar 31, 2013
Sometime in the last couple months this climb lost its top piton leading to a pretty sizable runout to the anchor. A #0.75 C4 worked for the crack next to where it had been. It is a good reminder to take a few pieces to back up those old drilled angles.
Awesome climb, one of my three favorites (along with New Era and Montezuma's) in the park.
By dancesatmoonrise
Apr 24, 2013
rating: 5.11c/d 7a 24 VIII 25 E4 6a
I heard Anaconda will be closed soon, till September. Anyone know when? Is it still currently open?
By Leo Paik
From: Westminster, Colorado
Apr 24, 2013
|Dancesatmoonrise, calling 719.634.6666, they said North Gateway on the West side, Tourist Gully is closed up on the top and access to the top of North Gateway is closed. The East face is closed. The Tower of Babel of closed. Some routes on the low west side are open, like Cowboy Boot Crack. Anaconda is closed. There is posted signage. Hope that helps!
By dancesatmoonrise
May 5, 2013
rating: 5.11c/d 7a 24 VIII 25 E4 6a
|Hey, Leo, thanks.
By R Kil
Aug 26, 2013
We were up climbing Anaconda Thursday, and a ranger stopped by and told us Anaconda was off limits. He said that in years past the North and NW wasn't really enforced so wasn't bent out of shape, just told us to move when done. He said that it would probably open up in September but didn't have an exact date.


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recommended in lists as best teacher movies
· 1932-The Penguin Pool Murder [Hildegard Withers Series]: Murder and Crimes inspector Piper investigates with the unsolicited aid of teacher Hildegard Withers, a witness who's taken an interest in the case; Piper develops a grudging respect for Miss Withers' acumen (and sharp tongue), as they search among the red herrings for the aquarium killer (novo)
· 1933-Topaze
· 1934-Murder on the Blackboard [Hildegard Withers Series] Continuation of The Penguin Pool Murder
· 1935-Murder on a Honeymoon [Hildegarde Withers Series]
· 1935-The Plot Thichens [Hildegarde Withers Series] (novo)
· 1936-These Three
· 1936-Murder on a Bridle Path [Hildegarde Withers Series]
· 1937-Forty Naughty Girls [Hildegarde Withers Series]
· 1939 - Good-bye Mr. Chips - An aged teacher and former headmaster of a boarding school recalls his career and his personal life over the decades.
· 1940-Anne of Windy Poplars
· 1940-Little men
· 1941-Cheers for Miss Bishop
· 1941-Pimpemel Smith
· 1941-Remember the Day
· 1943-Hitler's Children
· 1943-This Land is Mine
· 1945-The Com is Green
· 1948- Apartment for Peggy - Professor Henry Barnes decides he's lived long enough and contemplates suicide. His attitude is changed by Peggy Taylor, a chipper young mother-to-be who charms him into renting out his attic as an apartment for her and her husband Jason, a former GI struggling to finish college
1953-Bright Road
· 1954-Her Twelve Men
· 1955-The Blackboard Jungle (recomendado)
· 1955-Good Morning, Miss Dove
· 1955-The Private War of Major Benson
· 1956-Bigger Than Life
· 1956-Our Miss Brooks
· 1956-The Unguarded Moment
· 1957-Spring
· 1958-As Young as We Are
· 1958 – Teacher's Pet
· 1962-The Children's Hour
· 1967-To Sir, With Love, (Sidney Poitier) (recomendado)(label: inspirational movie for educators)
· 1967-Up the Down Staircase (Sandy Dennis) – (recomendado)
· 1968-Rachel, Rachel
· 1969-Decline and Fall of a Bird Watcher
· 1969-The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (So Maggie Smith is not the teacher we aspire to be, but the story tells a lesson. Little students are hanging on your every word so be careful, teachers) (recomendado)
· 1972-Child's Play
· 1973 -- Paper Chase (recem adicionado)
· 1974-Conrack (*)A young white teacher volunteers to work at a school on one of the isolated barrier islands off
's Atlantic coast. His students are poor black children of the Gullah culture. South Carolina
· 1977-Looking for Mr. Goodbar
· 1982 -- Fast Times at Ridgemont High
· 1983 -- Educating Rita
· 1984-Teachers
· 1985-Heaven Help Us
· 1986-Hoosiers
· 1986 -- Ferris Bueller's Day Off
· 1987-Leader of the Band
· 1987-The Principal
· 1987-Summer School
· 1988-Stand and Deliver (Edward James Olmos) (label: inspirational movie for educators)(*)http://www.teachwithmovies.org/guides/stand-and-deliver.html
· 1989-Dead Poets Society – (Robin Williams) English professor John Keating inspires his students to a love of poetry and to seize the day (*)(label: inspirational movie for educators)
· 1989-Lean On Me (Morgan Freeman) (*)(label: inspirational movie for educators)
· 1990 – Freshman - An innocent kid. An experienced mobster. This could be the start of a beautiful friendship.
· 1990-Class of 1999 - Robot teachers have been secretly placed in the schools where the students have run riot.
· 1992-Sister Act – Comedy with Whoopi Goldberg - . She also turns the dull, lifeless choir into a hip one which makes the church more popular with young people. - PROACTIVe
· 1992-Waterland – Tom Crick, a high school history teacher, is having trouble connecting - with his class, with his wife. He ventures into telling his class stories about his young adulthood in the Fens district in
. The emotional wounds from his younger life wash over him in present day, affecting his work and his relationships with his students and his wife England
· 1993-The Man Without A Face –Jean De Baer. Chuck wants to leave home but can't make the grade for boarding school. Then he finds out the disfigured recluse living nearby is an ex-teacher. (*)
· 1993 –
(diversity) No one would take on his case... until one man was willing to take on the system, When a man with AIDS is fired by a conservative law firm because of his condition, he hires a homophobic small time lawyer as the only willing advocate for a wrongful dismissal suit f Philadelphia
· 1994 -- Renaissance Man (disillusioned ad man teaching the dregs of the Army so they'll improve in basic training)(*) (label: inspirational movie for educators)
· 1994-The Browning Version - The greatest lessons in life are the ones learned by the heart.
· 1995-The Lotus Eaters
· 1996-Carried Away
· 1995-Dangerous Minds – (Michelle Pfeiffer)An ex-marine teacher struggles to connect with her students in an inner city schools.(*) (label: inspirational movie for educators)
· 1996-Mr.
's Opus –(Richard Dreyfuss) A frustrated composer finds fulfillment as a high school music teacher. (label: inspirational movie for educators) (*) http://www.teachwithmovies.org/guides/mr-hollands-opus.html Holland
· 1996 – The Mirror Has Two Faces
· 1996-The Substitute - After he did some jobs for CIA, ex-marine John Shale is visiting his high school love Jane. She's now a teacher in
Columbus High School in . Soon after his arriving Jane has her knee cap broken while jogging. After that, John decides to go undercover as her substitute in high school. Gangs, drugs Miami
· 1997-In and Out - A midwestern teacher questions his sexuality after a former student makes a comment about him at the Academy Awards
· 1999-- The Green Mile (diversity, looking beyond the surface, death penalty)
· 1999- Tuesday's with Morrie: Someone older, patient and wise, who understood you when you were young . Lessons in how to live.
1999 - Music of the Heart (Angela Bassett) Good movie, though long. Tells of the struggle of one who wanted it her way with the students.(*) (label: inspirational movie for educators)
· http://www.teachwithmovies.org/guides/music-of-the-heart.html
· 2000 – Not one less (Chinese) In her village, she was the teacher... In the city, she discovered how much she had to learn.
· 2000 -- Finding Forrester - An afro-american teen writing prodigy finds a mentor in a reclusive author
· 2000 – Cheaters (the
cheating scandal) Eleven students conspire with their teacher to cheat on an academic competition Steinmetz High School
· 2001 – Wit (Emma Thompson is a PhD in Philosophy (poetry 17 sec) in cancer treatment, she does an essay about her contribution to the knowledge as a cancer patient, becoming more understanding about the inconveniences of being a human). She studied a very complex writer named John Donne. With meaningful dialogues between teacher and students showing the academic system where getting knowledge is more important than everything.
The Miracle Worker
The ultimate teaching miracle, Anne Bancroft is awesome as Annie Sullivan who uses 'tough love' to get through to the deaf and blind Helen Keller played by Patty Duke. Very few people can watch the famous 'water' scene without experiencing a feeling of triumph and relief. Excellent portrayal of the importance of perseverence. Both Bancroft and Duke won an Academy Award for their performances. (label: inspirational movie for educators)
The Karate Kid
While not normally thought of as a 'classroom' movie, The Karate Kid has much to say to teachers: Sometimes we have to have our students do things that they will not understand until much later; Basic skills are most important; Honor and integrity are central to character; Students need to see us beam with excitement over their achievements. A fun, nostalgic and inspiring movie to relish. (label: inspirational movie for educators)
Example of the movie dialogue
That is all for today, says the professor.
(She sit to write something)
Miss Bearing, I mean, Doctor Bearing,Can I talk to you for a minute?
(The teacher doesn't took her eyes from what she is writing on her notebook.)
I need to ask for an extension for my paper. I know your policy
Je peux vous parler un instant?
You may (Allez-y)
I am really sorry but (Je connais vos règles, mais…)
but I need to ask you an extension for your paper
J'aimerais un peu plus de temps pour mon assai
Let me say your grandmother died?(Votre grand-mère est morte, c'est ça?)
Do you know? (Vous savez?)
It was a guess (J'ai deviné)
I have to go home (Je dois rentrer chez moi)
Do what you have to do but the paper is due on the it is due. (Très bien, mais le devoir est à rendre le jour dit)
· 2002 – Blackboards –
A group of male teachers crosses the mountainous paths of the remote Iranian Kurdistan region. Carrying large blackboards on their backs
· 2002 – The Emperor's Club - In everyone's life there's that one person who makes all the difference
· 2003 --
A wannabe rock star in need of cash poses as a substitute teacher at a prep school, and tries to turn his class into a rock band. School of Rock
· 2003 – Spellbound - Spellbound follows eight teenagers on their quest to win the 1999 National Spelling Bee
· 2003 -- Mona Lisa Smile - A free-thinking art professor teaches conservative 50's
girls to question their traditional societal roles Wellesley
· 2004 – Disney's Teacher's Pet - http://www.impawards.com/2004/teachers_pet.htm
· 2004 Les Choristes (
) Belgium
The new teacher at a severely administered boys' boarding school works to positively effect the
students' lives through music.
· 2004 Les Choristes (
) Belgium
· 2004 – Emmanuel's Gift – African with only one leg, sport, award, set education fund in
, changing culture of discrimination against children born with disability Ghana
· 2005 – Hinokio – Japanese robot substitutes sick student, bullying, diversity
· 2006 – Akeelah and the Bee –black, social discrimination, gaining confidence
· 2006- Half Nelson – Teacher as human being. Half Nelson- Rejecting the standard Civil Rights Curriculum in favor of an edgier approach. Day after day in his shabby
Brooklyn classroom, he somehow finds the energy to inspire his 13 and 14-year-olds to examine everything from civil rights to the Civil War with a new enthusiasm. He breaks the rule about relationship between adult teacher and student when accept a girl to live with him.
· 2007 - Chalk Mike Akel: spirited portrait realistic teacher's perspective into world of public education (entertaining and good). In a country where 50% of teachers quit within the first three years, 'Chalk' delivers an enormous dose of heart, hilarity and hope for
's most important institution. America
· 2007 - Ron Clark Story: Based on a true story about a small city teacher who go NY to teach grade 6. His students accept the challenge of learning and become brilliant ones.
2007 – Freedom Writers – (with Hillary Swank). True story of LA teacher Erin Gruwell and her Freedom Writers Foundation which goal is to repeat the success of the room 203. The school had lost the good students and the room 203 had gang's members (Chinese, Latinos, Black and White). (*) (label: inspirational movie for educators). The teacher is married with no children, daughter of a Human Rights leader on her first time teaching job. As her husband wants more attention, it brings up the challenging choice between personal comfort and having a meaningful job as well the school discomfort on dealing with her different teaching style. It brings up resource issues: in order to take the students to holocaust museum and restaurants, the teacher have a second job as a desk attendant.

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A regional labor court in Brazil has forced Embraer to suspend its plan to cut 20 percent of its 21,000-strong workforce after it agreed to hear a collective lawsuit filed by the company's unions. Any further layoffs will now have to wait at least until the unions and management enter a process of court-administered mediation, scheduled for next Thursday.
The lawsuit claims that Embraer illegally carried out the layoffs without first negotiating with the Metalworkers Union of Sao Jose dos Campos and other union organizations. The company said in a statement today that it would appeal the court's decision and that it carried out the dismissals "in strict compliance with all applicable laws and regulations."
It appears that the court's intervention won't affect the non-union employees slated for dismissal, and Embraer stressed that the decision "is preliminary and does not entail the restoration of the jobs to the dismissed persons."
When it first announced the layoffs on February 19, Embraer said it would remove an entire layer of its management structure and an unidentified number of production workers, while keeping the "significant majority" of the engineering workforce to continue new product development and technology. The plan originally called for layoffs at every facility the company operates, except for the Harbin-Embraer joint venture in China and the majority Embraer-owned OGMA plant in Portugal.
The interim relief comes the day after Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva urged Embraer CEO Frederico Curado to reconsider the scope of the cuts.


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The Church of England would be close to shutting down if it wasn't for its gay clergy, said the Anglican Communion's first openly gay bishop in an interview with The Times of London.
Bishop Gene Robinson of New Hampshire, who lives with his partner, said he finds it "mystifying" that the Church of England is unable to be honest about the number of gay clergy in its ranks.
"If all the gay people stayed away from church on a given Sunday, the Church of England would be close to shut-down between its organists, its clergy, its wardens … it just seems less than humble not to admit that," he was quoted as saying.
He said many clergy live with gay partners, with the full knowledge of their bishops. But their bishops warn against their relationships becoming public.
"It's a terrible way to live your life and I think it's a terrible way to be a church. I think integrity is so important. What does it mean for a clergy person to be in a pulpit calling the parishioners to a life of integrity when they can't even live a life of integrity with their own bishop and their own church?" Robinson said.
He said the Episcopal Church has been ordaining gay priests "for many, many years" and the Church of England should admit that gay clergy is not just an American issue.
Speaking of his recent meeting with the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Rowan Williams, Bishop Robinson said: "It was very private and I was eager and willing to accommodate him and when he asked me not to function liturgically or to preach I was saddened by that, but I want to help him as much as I can. I'm limited in what I can do and I won't step down, but other than that I am eager to try and help him any way that I can. I certainly would not do so (celebrate or preach) without his permission."
He said he has the support of several bishops in the Church of England, but he declined to name them.
He criticized proposals to discipline The Episcopal Church for its actions in consecrating him. "The whole notion of punishment being meted out to provinces of the Anglican Communion that are somehow non-compliant is somehow antithetical to the whole Anglican tradition, positing some sort of centralized Curia that has the ability and the authority to do such a thing, is about as un-Anglican as you can imagine. After all, our church was founded in resistance to a centralized authority in Rome," he was quoted as saying.
If the Episcopal Church were to be expelled eventually from the Communion, it would be "diminished" by its lack of connection to the church in the rest of the world," he stated.
He added, however, that "no matter what happens to the Communion" the Episcopal Church will keep the connections it has in Africa, Asia and South America.


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HMA shareholders overwhelmingly approve merger with Tenn.-based hospital system
Naples Daily News, 1/8/14
PHOTO BY KRISTINE GILL. A small group of registered nurses gathered Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2013 outside the Tiburon Country Club to protest a multi-billion dollar hospital merger.
Shareholders in a Naples-based hospital operator have overwhelmingly approved the sale of the company to Community Health Systems Inc.
Nearly 98 percent of the votes cast by shareholders in Health Management Associates Inc. at a special meeting today were in favor of adopting the merger agreement.
A 70 percent vote was required. Shareholders holding 81.7 percent of HMA's outstanding common shares voted for the acquisition.
In a statement, Wayne T. Smith, board chairman, president and CEO of Community Health Systems, said, "We are pleased that HMA stockholders have seen the significant strategic value in combining with CHS. We are working now to finalize regulatory approvals, and we expect to complete this transaction quickly so that we can integrate our two companies and deliver on our plans for long-term growth and value creation."
The transaction is expected to closed by the end of January.
A small but widely representative group of registered nurses gathered Wednesday morning outside the Tiburon Golf Club in North Naples to protest a multibillion dollar hospital merger.
Inside the club, shareholders from Community Health Systems and Health Management Associates were to discuss Tennessee-based CHS's offer to buy Naples-based HMA, which operates two Physicians Regional hospitals and other hospitals in the U.S.
"Our concern, No. 1, is that CHS operates six of the nine most expensive hospitals in this country," said Steve Matthews, a labor representative for the National Nurses Organizing Committee.
About 10 people from California, Pennsylvania and West Virginia met near the intersection of Tiburon Boulevard amid a light drizzle, hours before each was to board their respective flights home.
Veronica Poss, a registered nurse working at a CHS-owned hospital in Fallbrook, Calif., said the decision will negatively impact patient care at her hospital and locally.
"They're cutting corners to get this money and do this," she said.
A 75-patient cardiac rehab center at her hospital which she said costs $110,000 a year to run was shut down through a CHS decision this year, a casualty, she believes, of the group's attempts to monopolize patient care in small communities where other options are not within reasonable distance.
"I'm just trying to be an advocate and let everybody know," she said.
The group was to disband by 10 a.m. but their fight with CHS would not be over, regardless of the decision made Wednesday.
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Missing entries and a site navigation suggestion
I can't find a more relevant thread, but I was looking at the entry for Naomi, and some of the variations have links to their own entry - when I clicked on the French variation, No�mie, there is nothing that matches the search criteria, that's the message I get.
Noemie, without the accent, does have an entry. It doesn't say very much (just Gender: F) and doesn't refer back to Naomi. This brings up a navigation issue that I think would help people searching for names.
I would like to suggest a search form where possible names could come up. Like, if you misspell a name or try to spell it in some unlisted variant or invent a name entirely, a list of links to separate entries should come up.
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For a test, I searched the name Kayyla. It doesn't exist. I searched for Karon, it at least referred me to the entry for Karen. Maybe I meant Karol. I think it would be good if the search form, when you search on a particular name, the search function would try to guess what you might mean (like Kayla for Kayyla) without bringing you directly to one entry or failing to recognize a bunch of letters one off from a valid entry -
like Karon's entry:
this is a variation on Karen (linked).
Perhaps you were looking for Karol (linked).
- would be awesome.
Karol turns out to be a Boy/Girl entry with the boy's variant of 3 related names, Carl, Karl, and Charles; the female Karol just says Gender: F and appears on a list, so the list is linked, "K versions of C Names," it does not link to Carol or Caroline. Karolyn, from that list, however, does.
In the same way, the entry for Charles does not offer a feminized variant for someone who wanted this name, only for a girl; Charlene (random choice!) varies from Caroline and Charlotte - Caroline refers to the masculine Charles, but neither Charlotte nor Charlene relate any such information (if it's not obvious or typical, and some names aren't so much).
Point Being:
I think even if you start with a boy's name and it is feminized, the boy's name entry might point you there. Girl's names that are feminizations, if they are not in a Boy/Girl entry already, tend to link back to the source of the name, which is nice, but when naming children, you might need to discover any feminizations from a boy's name as well, if that makes sense.
It might make the message boards less lively with suggestions, but not everyone wishes to interact and come forward with their choices to be raked over.
More inter-linking would lead people to more names that are similar to what they were considering, so if they weren't thinking of Karol, or never heard of Karol, they might consider it or have some interest piqued to what other names link from it, then, arriving at Carla or Caroline or Charlotte, diverging from forms of Katherine, which Karen eventually funnels to, allowing people to crawl all over the site in small amounts rather than interacting if they don't want to, or consulting theme lists, and finding feminine variations of boys names and vice versa from the entries themselves.
Hot lists like the Coolator or Exoticizer, or "If you love Emily, you might like..." kind of lists kind of serve that function, but not on a continuum I'd like to work with. I love the lists too, that makes what you do so unique to other baby name books and sites, but I'd like the linking functionality as I described as an alternate. I noticed in your blog that a name can occur in a sentence as it is being used just as a word, then it is linked as well. I know my suggestion sounds like a lot of work - no idea how many entries there are to cross-reference and fill out, but I know how I would like to discover them.
Thanks for a very compelling website, nonetheless. I really liked your books from way back, and the way you've revolutionized the subject of names and naming, it's definitely made a difference.


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Donaire showed that he had the superior speed and landed his jab and one-two combinations with ease in the early rounds. The Japanese southpaw tried to open up in the 6th and paid for it by being decked by a left uppercut.
Nishioka did try to fight back in the seventh and eighth rounds but Donaire knocked him down again with a hard right in the ninth round. Nishioka got up but Referee Raul Caiz,Sr. stopped the carnage at the 1:54 mark in the 9th.
Nishioka drops to 39W-5L-3D, 24 KO's while Donaire moves up to 30W-1L with 19 KO's.
With this stoppage, the 29 year old Donaire also sent a message that he has knockout power at the super bantamweight level. He also earned the historically linear world title belt from Ring magazine and the Diamond belt from the WBC.
Donaire officially established himself as the best 122 lb boxer on the planet but if he continues to have fights like this one, he could wind up being the lower weight division equivalent of the Klitschko brothers. Not good for someone who wants to be a 'pay per view' attraction like Manny Pacquiao.
Donaire is targeting the winner of next month's 122-pound showdown between WBC titleholder Abner Mares of the U.S. and Anselmo Moreno of Panama. But any one of these two fine champions will still be underdogs against the Flash.
The fight was as good as advertised, even better. Classics like Castillo-Corrales I and the Gatti-Ward Trilogy were mentioned during the build-up to Brandon Rios and Mike Alvarado and they certainly performed to expectations.
Rios (31W-0L-1D, 24 KO's) gave Alvarado (33W-1L, 23 KO's) his first career loss in the show stopping ring war that was later tagged as a "Fight of the Year" candidate. The see-saw battle was fought at close quarters right from the opening round and power punches were traded non-stop.
Both fighters never took a back step. In the 7th Rios landed devastating head shots that snapped back the head of Alvarado. After a few of those shots, Referee Pat Russell decided that Alvarado, who was only supported by the ring ropes, had enough and stopped the fight at 1:57 of the round.
Rios, who won the vacant WBO Latino light welterweight title, is now looking at facing the winner of the fourth bout between Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez.


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Inspections, Compliance, Enforcement, and Criminal Investigations
Selder S.A. de C.V. 4/27/12
Department of Health and Human Services
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Food and Drug Administration
Silver Spring, MD 20993
Warning Letter
April 27, 2012
Mr. Alejandro Martinez Villarreal
Director General and Owner
Selder S.A. de C.V.
Fernando Villapando #48
Colonia Guadalupe Inn 01020
Mexico, D.F.
Dear Mr. Villarreal:
During our September 19 to 23, 2011, inspection of your pharmaceutical manufacturing facility, Selder S.A. de C.V. located at Fernando Villapando #48, Colonia Guadalupe Inn, 01020, Mexico, D.F., Mexico, investigators from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) identified significant violations of Current Good Manufacturing Practice (CGMP) regulations for Finished Pharmaceuticals, Title 21, Code of Federal Regulations, Parts 210 and 211. These violations cause your drug product(s) to be adulterated within the meaning of section 501(a)(2)(B) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act) [21 U.S.C. § 351(a)(2)(B)] in that the methods used in, or the facilities or controls used for, their manufacture, processing, packing, or holding do not conform to, or are not operated or administered in conformity with, CGMP. These drugs are also misbranded under section 502(f)(2) of the Act.
We acknowledge your written response to the Form FDA 483, submitted on October 19, 2011. However, because this response was received more than 15 business days after the Form FDA 483 was issued, the response has not been considered. We plan to evaluate your response to the Form FDA 483, along with any other written material provided in response to this warning letter.
Specific violations observed during the inspection include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. Your firm does not have an adequate written testing program designed to assess the stability characteristics of drug products in order to determine appropriate storage conditions and expiration dates [21 C.F.R. § 211.166(a)].
Two examples of violations of § 211.166(a) are as follows:
a. Your firm did not perform stability studies to support the (b)(4)-year expiry period for the XL-3 Cold Medicine Tablets in the (b)(4)-tablet package presentation.
b. Your firm did not perform stability studies to support either the (b)(4)-year expiry period for the XL-3 Cold Medicine Tablets in the 20-tablet presentation or the (b)(4)-year expiry period for the XL-DOL Tablets.
In your response to this letter, please include a review of all of your products' stability data and your proposed plan for all of your products that are currently within expiry and distributed to the U.S. for which you do not have adequate supporting stability data. You should also include copies of your revised procedures designed to ensure that you test all products according to an approved stability program.
2. Your firm has not established written procedures to monitor the output and to validate the performance of those manufacturing processes that may be responsible for causing variability in the characteristics of in-process material and the drug product [21 C.F.R. § 211.110(a)].
For example, you did not perform adequate in-process tests for the Children's XL-3 Chewable Tablets after the (b)(4) of the production runs for lots # A136, A137, and A138 to assure the process remains in a state of control throughout the run. In addition, you failed to follow your procedure INS-05-01, entitled "Controles en Proceso" section 126.96.36.199, approved on January 21, 2010 which requires (b)(4) samples be taken at the (b)(4) of the (b)(4) operation.
In your response to this letter please include provisions for frequent sampling of tablets throughout the (b)(4) operation, and include a strong scientific and quality assurance rationale for your in-process sampling and testing approach (e.g., including an understanding of variability in the process and use of suitable statistical procedures). In addition, please review all in-process test results for products distributed to the U.S. within expiry, and provide a risk assessment on all lots for which your firm can provide no evidence that you performed adequate in-process tests and obtained results that support release of your drug products.
3. Your firm does not have adequate written procedures for production and process controls designed to assure that the drug products you manufacture have the identity, strength, quality, and/or purity they purport or are represented to possess [21 C.F.R. § 211.100(a)].
Two examples of violations of § 211.100(a) are as follows:
- Your firm failed to appropriately validate the manufacturing processes for the Children's XL-3 Chewable Tablets, XL-3 Cold Medicine Tablets, and XL-DOL Tablets. You did not validate the (b)(4) processing step and you did not evaluate the (b)(4) time ((b)(4)), tablet (b)(4) speed, or the tablet (b)(4) feed rate. In addition, you failed to document in the batch records the equipment used during the validation studies.
- Your firm does not have validation protocols for the validation of Children's XL-3 Chewable Tablets, XL-3 Cold Medicine Tablets, and XL-DOL Tablets.
In your response to this letter, you should include evidence that your firm has successfully validated the manufacturing process for Children's XL-3 Chewable Tablets, XL-3 Cold Medicine Tablets, and XL-DOL Tablets.
4. Your firm does not have laboratory control records which include complete data derived from all tests necessary to ensure compliance with established specifications and standards [21 C.F.R. § 211.194(a)].
Three examples of violations of § 211.194(a) are as follows:
a. Your firm failed to include the required raw data, including the sample dilution, mobile phase preparation, equipment used, conditions of the chromatographic system, and the signature and date of the analyst who performed the tests, in the analytical documentation for Children's XL-3 Chewable Tablets lots A136, A137, A138 and A218.
b. You firm failed to list a mathematical factor used for assay calculation in the test method procedure, EPT-010.
c. You failed to maintain important raw data, such as sample and standard preparation for the stability studies performed to justify the (b)(4)-year expiry period, in your analytical records for lot # A216 of Children's XL-3 Chewable Tablets. Your firm exported this product to the U.S.
Please review all of your analytical records and calculations to ensure that your laboratory results are accurate and support the release for distribution in the U.S. of your products within expiry. In your response, provide a summary of your review and copies of all the SOPs that you have updated.
5. Your firm neither established nor documented the accuracy, sensitivity, specificity, and/or reproducibility of test methods [21 C.F.R. § 211.165(e)].
For example, you did not conduct a test for specificity in validation report #CC-VAL-02 for the HPLC method for Children's XL-3 Chewable Tablets.
In your response, you should include a detailed review of all analytical test methods that you utilize to ensure that they have been properly validated and verified that they are adequate for actual conditions of use. You should also include a list of revisions you made to the analytical methods as a result of your review.
In addition to the items listed above, the investigators found other deficiencies that lead us to question the effectiveness of your current quality system to achieve overall compliance with CGMP at your facility. For example, there are several instances of incomplete qualification of equipment and incomplete laboratory data. We recommend that you seek the advice of a third-party consultant for assistance with a complete evaluation to determine the improvements that you will need to make at your firm in order to meet the CGMP requirements for the manufacture of OTC drug products.
XL-DOL, XL-3 Xtra, XL-3, and XL-3 for Children are drugs within the meaning of Section 201(g)(1)(B) of the Act, 21 U.S.C. § 321(g)(1)(B), because they are intended for use in the diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of disease, and under section 201(g)(1)(C) of the Act (21 U.S.C. § 321(g)(1)(C)) because they are intended to affect the structure or function of the body. These products are misbranded under section 502(f)(2) of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (the Act) because the products' labeling does not comply with FDA's organ specific labeling regulation for acetaminophen containing OTC drug products. Specifically, XL-DOL, XL-3 Xtra, XL-3 are misbranded because they do not include the required warning information described in 21 C.F.R. § 201.326(a)(1)(iii), and XL-3 for Children is misbranded because it does not include the required warning information described in 21 C.F.R. § 201.326(a)(1)(iv). Please note, this warning is required to be on both outer and immediate container labeling if there is both an outer and immediate container.
XL-3 Xtra, XL-3, and XL3 for Children are also misbranded under section 502(f)(2) of the Act because the products' labeling fails to bear all the required warning information for antihistamine drug products described in 21 CFR 341.72(c) including, but not limited to, the warning "May cause excitability especially in children." Furthermore, XL3 for Children does not include the all of the required warning information described in 21 CFR 341.72(c)(6)(ii) such as, "May cause drowsiness. Sedatives and tranquilizers may increase the drowsiness effect. Do not give this product to children who are taking sedatives or tranquilizers, without first consulting the child's doctor."
The violations cited in this letter are not intended to be an all-inclusive statement of violations that exist at your facility. You are responsible for investigating and determining the causes of the violations identified above and for preventing their recurrence and the occurrence of other violations. If you wish to continue to ship your products to the United States, it is the responsibility of your firm to ensure compliance with all U.S. standards for CGMP and all applicable U.S. laws and regulations.
Until all corrections have been completed and FDA has confirmed corrections of the violations and your firm's compliance with CGMP, FDA may withhold approval of any new applications or supplements listing your firm as a drug product manufacturer. In addition, until such time as your manufacturing practices are verified to comply with CGMPs, your firm will remain on FDA Import Alert and FDA will continue to refuse admission of all articles manufactured at Selder S.A. de C.V. Fernando Villapando #48, Colonia Guadalupe Inn, 01020, Mexico, D.F., Mexico, into the United States. Because your firm is currently on Import Alert, the articles are subject to refusal of admission pursuant to section 801(a)(3) of the Act [21 U.S.C. § 381(a)(3)], in that, the methods and controls used in their manufacture do not appear to conform to Current Good Manufacturing Practice within the meaning of section 501(a)(2)(B) of the Act [21 U.S.C. § 351(a)(2)(B)].
If, as a result of receiving this Warning Letter or in general, you are considering making a decision that will result in a decreased number of finished drug products or active pharmaceutical ingredients produced by your manufacturing facility, FDA requests that you contact CDER's Drug Shortages Program immediately, as you begin your internal discussions, at firstname.lastname@example.com in order to ensure that your action(s) does not adversely affect the public health.
Within fifteen working days of receipt of this letter, please notify this office in writing of the specific steps that you have taken to correct violations. Include an explanation of each step being taken to prevent the recurrence of violations and copies of supporting documentation. If you cannot complete corrective action within fifteen working days, state the reason for the delay and the date by which you will have completed the correction. Additionally, in your response, you should state if you no longer manufacture or distribute any specific drug products and for each, provide the product name, date, and reason(s) you stopped producing it. Please identify your response with FEI # 3001362772.
If you have questions or concerns regarding this letter, contact Allison A. Aldridge, Ph.D., Compliance Officer, at the below address and telephone number.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Center for Drug Evaluation and Research
Office of Manufacturing and Product Quality
Division of International Drug Quality
White Oak, Building 51
10903 New Hampshire Ave
Silver Spring, MD 20993
Tel: (301) 796-0483
Fax: (301) 847-8741
Steven Lynn
Acting Director
Office of Manufacturing and Product Quality
Office of Compliance
Center for Drug Evaluation and Research
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After my round-the-world interviews on people's aspirations in 2012,I published the first travel book in the end of 2012, and I just finished writing another two books.
Recently I opened a restaurant with friend in CBD area,Beijing, called XIAO DE 29(晓得29号),it's a small restaurant specialized in making authentic ChongQing spicy noodles.Of course we also provide non-spicy noodles. So this is my official invitation to all the world travelers to come for a taste of authentic Chongqing flavor!
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For those who don't know much about Chongqing.It's is a major city in Southwest China and one of China's four direct-controlled municipalities and the birth place of hot pot in China. Chongqing cuisine is noted for its distinctive spicy and pungent flavors, as one branch of Sichuan cuisine,Chongqing dishes are spicier and stronger in taste.And Chongqing noodles are one of the most notable dishes of Chongqing cuisine.Here we will take you to travel to my home town with our braised beef noodles, Peas&Pork Sauce noddles,hot and sour potato noodles.etc,and you will also find the famous Mao Xue Want(a local dish with pork parts,squid,spam and assorted vegetables in spicy sauce).
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Top 50 candidate for the "Best Job in the world campaign——island caretaker of the Great Barrier Reef "
From 2011 to 2012 I planned a round-the-world interview project about people's aspirations and traveled to over 40 cities in 20 countries in Asia, Oceania, Europe and North America. Interviewed people of different social backgrounds , including: Princess of Norway Märtha Louise; Island Broker Farad Vladi; founder of the Right Livelihood Award and the World Future Council Jakob Baron von Uexkuell; Poland Minister of Finance Ludwik Kotecki; Co-founder of Lonely Planet Tony Wheeler; Ballet Dancer and Writer of Mao's Last Dancer Li Cunxin, Musician Peter Buffett, son of Warren Buffett; Motivational Speaker Nick Vujicic, etc.
Pictures, videos and articles can be founded on http://v.ifeng.com/doers/
Do you BELIEVE IN DREAMS, my friend? And What is your dream? When do you plan to make it come true?You are welcome to come to my restaurant and tell me your story and I will be happy to share my stories with you.
If you understand Chinese, these will hlep you know me better:http://baike.baidu.com/view/1806102.htm
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In Beijing I am also teaching swing dance and I am a serious yogini and have been practised meditation for over two years.So if you are interested in swing dance or meditation, please let me know.I can provide some information for cool events .
About Beijing, I can give you some suggestions.The cultural life is the best thing to experience in Beijing as far as I know.Try those two websites.
you will find almost all the events that are happening in Beijing in those two websites.
You must have patience with others,because if you don't have patience your sincerity will start doubting itself.
Why I'm on Couchsurfing
I will participate to create a better world,that would be my mission here.I will help you with your Chinese, help you to understand China,or let's say Beijing and Chongqing better.It's a shame that I have a very busy life while I am in Beijing,but you are welcome to come to my restaurant.Please drop a message and start your request with coucou yu ying, shows that you have really read my profile,cos I don't reply to copy and paste messages.
I have had so many amazing couchsurfing experience since I started couchsurfing in Jan. 2011.I have met a lot of beautiful people with beautiful minds, and I am so glad that they also enjoyed sharing their couchsurfing stories and aspirations with me.Thank you, you angels!!
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One Amazing Thing I've Done
participated in the "best job in the world" campaign and was in top 50 from 35000 candidates around the world. I was finally invited to visit the Great Barrier Reef,and the whole experience has changed me a lot.
Teach, Learn, Share
I can teach you swing dance, meditation and Chinese language for sure since I taught Chinese in Paris and I had 12 classes of students aging from 12 to 20.I can also teach you cooking Chinese food,especially Sichuan food. But more importantly I think I could share with you a lot of interesting and inspring stories,and definitly help you to know my country better.My friends think I am an inspring people, I am trying my best to match their descriptions:)
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Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala), Sept.26 (ANI): Residents of Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, put on their running shoes early on Saturday morning to take part in a marathon to raise awareness about the importance of creating a healthy environment.
The marathon was organised by a private hospital in the city in the run up to the World Heart Day.
The marathon sought to draw people's attention to the importance of exercising in order to keep their heart active and healthy.
Participants dressed in bright yellow T-shirts and caps ran enthusiastically from Kanakakkunnu Palace to the Napier Museum in the city.
Runners also carried banners and placards urging others to inculcate exercise into their daily lives.
The chairman and head of the Cardio Vascular Centre of Ananthapuri Hospital, Dr. C. G. Bahuleyan said the main idea behind organising the marathon was to inspire people to lead a healthy lifestyle amid spiralling cases of heart diseases in Kerala.
"Heart disease is the commonest killer of mankind and it is on a very high rate in Kerala. Compared to other states in India and elsewhere in developed countries the incidents and prevalence of coronary artery disease, which leads to heart attack, is very high in Kerala," said Dr. Bahuleyan.
Quoting a report by Kerala chapter of Cardio Society of India, Dr. Bahuleyan said there has been an increase of 12 percent in heart diseases among Kerala residents since 2010.
World Heart Day is celebrated every year on September 29. Each year a fresh theme is chosen to bring key issues and topics related to heart health to the front.
This year the theme is to create heart-healthy environment. The places in which people live, work and play should not add to the risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD).
Heart disease is the number one killer of people in India. Some of the main causes of heart failure in India include coronary heart disease, hypertension, obesity, diabetes et al.
Reportedly, on an average 2.4 million Indians die of heart diseases every year and adding to the numbers are factors like stress, unhealthy eating habits, lack of sleep and dependence on alcohol and cigarettes. (ANI)


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Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
The death of Clarence Clemons last summer was both sad and scary for Bruce Springsteen fans. Obviously, the loss was heartbreaking, but what did it mean to the future of the E Street Band? How would they ever perform "Tenth Avenue Freeze Out" or any other of their saxophone-centric anthems without him? Or would they? He's not exactly an easily replaceable figure, and you can't just plop down any ol' musician and expect to mimic that magical chemistry of the E Street Band.
While we all still mourn Clarence, there's a certain bittersweet satisfaction in the announcement that the Big Man's nephew has joined the band. Jake Clemons will share saxophone duties with Eddie "Kingfish" Manion for the world tour, including their show at The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival next month.
Yes. Seems only right.
It also seems only right that Jazz Fest is one of a handful of U.S. dates Bruce and the band will play before heading overseas for a world tour to support the newly released album, "Wrecking Ball." The first single off the album, "We Take Care of Our Own," references post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans, and this will be the Boss' first appearance in our fair city since he gave that moving and memorable performance at the first Jazz Fest after the storm in 2006.
Even if they can't recapture the exact same powerful, fraternal energy that comes from decades of touring together, you can't help but delight in the knowledge that a little piece of Clarence will live on through his nephew's presence. I, for one, can't wait to witness it!
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will perform the closing slot on Sunday, April 29. For the full music line up, visit the Jazz Fest site.
Al Green
All politics aside, I wonder if Al Green has made a contribution to President Obama's campaign – because Lord knows, those few bars of "Let's Stay Together" that he sang at a fundraising event at Harlem's Apollo Theater in January gave the Reverend's wallet a huge boost. According to Billboard.com, sales of the song jumped 490%!
Those of us who are longtime fans of Reverend Al Green recognized that as a well-deserved tribute to the legendary soul singer. And, hopefully, it was a musical epiphany for lots of youngsters and newbies.
Both will be thrilled to know that he will be gracing the stage at this year's New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival on Sunday, April 29.
Sexy, soulful, and spiritual – his music goes right to the essence of Jazz Fest.
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We have booked a flight with Pegasus from Ercan to Istanbul, then Istanbul to Stansted. Can we check in with hand luggage only for...
...both legs of the journey and not have to leave the 'plane at Istanbul? We have tried,without success to obtain this information from Pegasus; they acknowledge requests and supply reference numbers but no answerrs.
City: Lefkosa
District: Nicosia
Country: Cyprus
Travel from occupied Cyprus is prohibited.
You will be fined up to 1700 EUR or even be arrested (last time up to 24 hours).
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You will be fined up to 1700 EUR or even be arrested (last time up to 24 hours).
Don't try to use airport Ercan !
pls be careful...this question can only be asked by the people you booked your tickets and not Cypriots!!! But whatever you do, do not cross the so called "borders" between the turkish occupied part and the Greek part because you will be arrested or pay a fine as you will be arriving in Cyprus by a non recognizable (illegal for the greeks) airport.
you can call pegasus operations by phone you can find it on their web side''contact us page' I bet they will have more clear answer for you and you will never be arrested or fined if you re staying in Northern Cyprus Turkish Republic and travelling to Istanbul to U.K cuz your main destination will be Istanbul.
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This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.
Name: CHURCH OF ST ANDREW
List entry Number: 1240073
The building may lie within the boundary of more than one authority.
County: Lincolnshire
District: South Kesteven
District Type: District Authority
Parish: Witham on the Hill
National Park: Not applicable to this List entry.
Grade: I
Date first listed: 30-Oct-1968
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Church of St Andrew
Parish church. Late C12, C13, C14, C15, 1737-8 by George Portwood, restoration 1874, 1912. Clerestoried nave, aisles, south porch, transepts and south tower, chancel. Ashlar, lead and Collyweston roofs. The west end of the nave has moulded plinth and band, with short stepped and gabled buttresses having crockets and projecting heads. In the gable the steeper pitch of an earlier roof can be seen. Double moulded parapet. The C15 west window is of 5 lights with cinquefoil heads and panel tracery, hood mould with human head stops. The south aisle has 2 three light C 14 windows with flowing tracery and hood moulds. The north door with continuously deeply moulded pointed surround. To the east is a small niche with triangular head and hood and an inscribed cross below. The north transept has a4 light C15 window, recut C19, with panel tracery and in the east side a 3 light C15 window with moulded 4 centred headed surround and C19 panel tracery. The clerestory has 4 C15 3 Light windows with cusped heads to the lights, panel tracery and linked hood moulds. The chancel with Collyweston roof has in the north wall a 3 light C15 window with flat 4 centre arched head and cusped ogee heads to the lights. Beyond is a blocked doorway. The east window is of 3 lights with recut panel tracery. The south wall of the chancel has 2 C19 3 light windows and a small doorway. The south transept has a single 3 light C18 window, with semi-circular head. The C18 south tower is of 3 stages having clasping buttresses, 3 string courses, plain parapet and angle urns. Recessed spire with 2 tiers of ogee lucarnes with trefoils. The belfry stage has paired lancets in double chamfered semi-circular headed surrounds. In the south wall a window with an apron and Gibbsian surround with stepped keylock. In the middle stage is a cast iron faced clock set in a cruciform architrave. Above an inscription records the building of the tower in 1738. In the west wall is a doorway with plain chamfered surround and keylock. Clerestory matches that to the north In the aisle is a 3 light C19 window with C15 4 centred arched surround and a second C19 3 light window with C14 surround and moulded hood. In the west wall is a small round headed Light. The C18 gabled south porch in Romanesque style modelled on the inner doorway with a stepped and moulded outer round arch having paired collared nook shafts with waterleaf capitals. Above is a round headed dogtoothed niche containing a statue of St. Andrew. Side benches. Late C12 inner doorway having stepped and chamfered rounded head with hood, and single nook shafts with waterlea1 capitals. Above a later niche containing a fragment of statuary. INTERIOR. 4 bay south arcade, late C12, restored C19, with circular piers, tall moulded bases, waterleaf capitals, double chamfered rounded arches, chamfered hood with human and angel head stops. 4 bay C13 north arcade with double chamfered pointed arches, octagonal piers and responds, on large C12 circular bases. In the aisles are double chamfered arches opening into the transepts, and in the north transept is a narrow squint to the main altar. Nave has tie beam roof of crown post roof on C15 grotesque corbels. C19 moulded and pointed chancel arch. In the chancel east wall a reset C13 pointed niche and an engaged octagonal column with stiff leaf foliage. Fittings. Largely C19 or C20 including oak rood screen of 1912. 2 chests, one dated 1683. 2 C15 painted panels, depicting St. Stephen and St. Laurence, formerly in the rood screen. c.1660 octagonal font, on C19 base, with foliage, chevrons and a cross to the panels. (19 tall elaborate font cover. Monuments. In the chancel east wall a small brass to Robert Harrington died 1558 and his wife Alice died 1565. A fine brass in the centre of the chancel floor to Rev. cooley, d.1953.
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EMC Corporation spoke in a keynote session today at the IDC CIO Summit 2012, being held at Le Meridien Fujeirah, UAE. The widely recognized ICT focused event allows CIOs, CTOs, businesses and IT executives to acquire distilled and compact insights into the latest IT strategies, emerging technologies, and best practices that have direct implications on their businesses. Commenting on the IDC CIO Summit, Mohammed Amin highlighted that the opportunity of Big Data analytics is immense and that it is transforming businesses and changing the world though strategic insights. He stressed the importance of capitalizing on the Big Data opportunity through a fully automated, scale-out storage platform big data analytics platform to drive action and make faster real-time decisions based on insights and create new services for higher competitive advantage.
During his keynote presentation at the summit, Mark Sears, Data Scientist at Greenplum, a Division of EMC, highlighted the fact that data growth is becoming rapid and unstructured making it important for organizations to have the ability to manage it and transform it into actionable information through analytics; resulting in transformational change for their businesses.
Conducted with the support of EMC, a recent IDC Digital Universe Study, "Extracting Value from Chaos", finds the world's data doubling every two years - growing faster than Moore's Law. In parallel, organizations all over strive to become 'Agile Enterprises'; achieving faster time to market, lower costs, higher business value, better use of human capital and greater responsiveness to changes happening all around them. EMC and Greenplum recognize that these benefits stem from a key ability; the ability to make the best decisions quickly based on insights derived from the exponentially growing sources of Big Data. Big Data represents one of the greatest opportunities and challenges to today's organizations, to overcome the challenges and capture the great opportunity they must quickly evolve beyond traditional business intelligence by putting data analysis at the core of every decision.
Mark Sears emphasized that traditional business intelligence (BI) tools typically crunch numbers to report what happened in the past and why. In the era of Big Data, new technologies like the Greenplum UAP and the emerging discipline of data science help organizations achieve an unprecedented degree of foresight and business agility. Organizations today are looking for Big Data analytics to enable them to anticipate the future through advanced or predictive analytics and then rapidly turning that insight into action. The results will include greater customer intimacy and responsiveness, faster time-to-market and new value creation in highly agile operations. Across sectors, companies are preparing to bring these capabilities into their organizations and start realizing the benefits of Big Data analytics.
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|Sport, 1 pitch, 70'
|YDS: 5.11a French: 6c Ewbanks: 22 UIAA: VII+ ZA: 22 British: E3 5c [details]
|Gould, Agulara, Brannon, 1995
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By Matthew Fienup
From: Ventura, CA
Feb 22, 2006
|An excellent variation for the non-5.11 leader: climb the first 5 bolts of Stu Boy (extending the fifth bolt) and finish up the crack towards Danger Boy's anchor (either placing a small piece of gear or extending the 7th bolt of Danger Boy). Only 5.9 and good for setting a TR.
By JJ Schlick
From: Flagstaff, AZ
Dec 30, 2006
|The cold shut anchors for this line are in need of replacement. I was there over christmas and both bolts wobbled in there respective holes. The old SMC hanger above looks alright.
By Matthew Fienup
From: Ventura, CA
Sep 5, 2007
The anchor atop Danger Boy consists of two solid 1/2" x 5" Rawl-syle expansion bolts with open shuts backed up by an additional expansion bolt equipped with a chain.
The two lower bolts now sport new Fixe Supershuts.
By Joe Dondero
From: Sunnyvale, CA
Apr 11, 2010
|Was on this route yesterday and noticed that a hold had been pulled off at the crux. It's the left hand pinch used to get to the ledge at the second bolt. It seems like there is still a good hold there despite the hold being removed.
By Matthew Fienup
From: Ventura, CA
Sep 5, 2011
|I also noticed what Joe mentioned. The decisive hold has broken off at the crux. The route now feels 11b/11c to me. Still just a one-move wonder though.
By Alex DeGolia
Mar 10, 2013
|Did this on TR after a sketchy traverse over from the top of Stuart's Rig (not recommended - go up the crack right of the roof if you want to end at this anchor). Don't know what it was like prior to a broken hold, but felt like more than one 5.11 move in the bottom 1/3 of the route. After that, all beautiful sloping jugs into a great finger crack.
By Mike Stearns
Apr 15, 2014
|To me, this crux (single move) felt harder than Silent Mind.
By Justine Jenkins
Dec 8, 2015
|I just read the above comments and it all makes a lot more sense now. At 5'2," I found the crux to be a lot harder than lla, but I guess it's because a key hold broke off. This is still a great route though.


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Spring Valley/Elmwood wrestlers top Menomonie 30-27
MENOMONIE - The No. 1 ranked Spring Valley/Elmwood wrestling team won the Whitetail Ardrenaline Shoot-out Friday by beating No. 6 Menomonie 30-27 Friday.
Zach Newton's 6-4 win at 145 pounds in the final bout of the dual meet broke a 27-27 tie in the Redbirds' closest dual meet of the season.
SVE had to rally from a 21-6 deficit and did so with wins in the light and middleweights starting with Andrew Webb at 106 followed by Derek Huebel at 113, Cruze Hulburt at 120, Tyler Berg at 126, and Logan Newton at 132. These wins helped SVE take a 27-21 lead until the Mustangs tied the score at 27-27 from a pinfall at 138.
SVE, 12-0 overall, also beat Somerset 66-18 and the JV All-Stars 72-4 in pool competition before the finals.
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Like trying to wrap gifts that aren't in conveniently cube-shaped boxes, packing apartment decor is one of the more frustrating struggles you must undertake during the moving process.
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If you have any paintings or valuable artwork on your apartment walls, handle it with care. If the painting is framed, simply wrap it with acid-free tissue paper, then bubble wrap, before placing it in a box lined with foam.
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Ensure that the box has 3 inches of space on each side of the frame, and pack the open areas surrounding the frame with newspaper or tissue paper until the painting is snug. An unframed painting should be wrapped in acid-free tissue paper and secured between two pieces of cardboard.
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To avoid contracting seven years of bad luck, make sure your mirrors are secure before the big move (you wouldn't want them to break!). You have a few options here: Wrap the mirror in bubble wrap before securing the padding with tape; or, if you're more budget-conscious, simply wrap the mirror in blankets before placing it in an appropriately sized box. Bonus: Now you don't have to fill a separate box with blankets!
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Chances are you won't be able to find a box that's specially designed for the knick-knacks lying around your apartment, so you'll have to give them a bit of extra padding. You can wrap them in small towels and blankets before placing them in a box.
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AFTER years of only apartments, units and townhouses on the Queanbeyan real estate menu, local buyers are now spoilt for choice with houses and land available at both Googong and Tralee.
The first release of land at Tralee on Sunday saw 23 sales made at the burgeoning development, while the first Googong residents are now just days away from moving into their new houses.
Googong project director Mark Attiwill met with residents this week at the town's new $6 million club house, which boasts an indoor, heated swimming pool, gym and cafe/general store. With some 30 homes now all-but complete and 510 lots sold, Mr Attiwill said he was pleased with the way buyers had responded to the town.
"510 lots sold to date is an incredible achievement, bearing in mind that was at a time when people were listening to our vision, but it hadn't yet been realised," he said.
"And now that the vision has been realised and people can touch and feel what Googong is, we're quietly confident that the choice they'll make when they look at other developments across the region will lead them to consider Googong very favourably."
Although still largely a construction site, the completed roads, houses and landscaping is giving prospective buyers a better idea of how the town will look and feel. And Mr Attiwill said completing the major recreation facilities before residents moved in was also making an impression.
"At the end of the day, a township is for people, and our first residents are our founding residents. And to see them enjoying these facilities that are available so early in its lifecycle- it's not often the case that the first residents can enjoy this level of recreational facilities and amenity," he said.
Mr Attiwill has worked on Googong for six years, joining a team who've been developing the town for a decade
"There's a very big team that has been working on this for over 10 years, all of who are heavily invested in this with passion and commitment.
"All the building blocks for a new community and a new township are available at the beginning of the township, which is very rewarding and exciting for us," he said.
Googong will continue to develop over a 20-year period and will eventually house some 16,000 people in 5,550 houses.


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