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Raymond Stuart Kelvin founded Ted Baker in London over 25 years ago with the intention of creating great clothes that were affordable. He's managed to do just that, and have 448 stores in over 35 countries. Despite Kelvin's success in the fashion industry, he isn't a fan of being in the limelight and hardly gives interviews. When photographed, his face is always covered in some way, and it was through his wish to remain anonymous that the brand was named Ted Baker.
Each season, Ted Baker comes out with classic silhouettes and colorful aesthetic. We love how great quality and affordable the pieces are, and how the brand still is very much representative of British style. Being able to look tailored and being able to layer, while also looking casually put together is hard to come by, and Ted Baker's AW16 collection helps us get one step closer to looking 'effortlessly chic.'
Here are some of our favorite pieces from the latest collection. We love the texture- the velvet, crystal embroidered embellishments, high collared dresses... As we transition from summer to fall, he also reminds us that we can still wear floral all year round.
|YARDA Floral Embellished Skater Dress $395 CAD
|NATLEAH Scallop Detail Ribbed Dress in Oxblood $315 CAD
|AURORE Long Wrap Coat $645 CAD
|VICKIYE Minimalist Metal Clasp Cape $435 CAD


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Sun, 2 August 2015
James and Kaleigh discuss their recent experiences in France and compare common myths about travel in France to what they've seen.
Direct download: introtofrance.mp3
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Thu, 16 July 2015
Hosts Kaleigh and James return after a year hiatus to discuss their travels and what is coming up on the podcast.
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Sun, 15 June 2014
Join James and Kaleigh for a complete review of the newly refurbished Navigator of the Seas. They discuss cruising with a child and kids clubs as well as in depth reviews of specialty restaurants Chops Grill, Sabor and Giovanni's Table. Activities and entertainment are reviewed and much more!
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Thu, 5 June 2014
Join James, Kaleigh, Jason and families as they record the 100th episode of CruizeCast live on the Carnival Dream. They discuss what it is like to cruise with family, including the pros and cons. They also discuss a little of what has gone into making CruizeCast over the years and celebrate the 100th episode. This episode is also available in video format from the Popular Cruising video podcast.
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Sun, 18 May 2014
James and Kaleigh reveal expectations for their upcoming Royal Caribbean cruise on the Navigator of the Seas. This cruise is particularly interesting for them because it will be the first one in which they bring along their daughter. They highlight their port plans and expectations for cruising with a child for the first time.
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Fri, 18 April 2014
We discuss the details of the main dining room on cruises including the difference between traditional and anytime dining, how cruise dining differs from restaurant dining and some of our favorite tips and hints.
Fri, 24 January 2014
James and Kaleigh review their recent New Year's cruise on the Caribbean Princess. They discuss the ship, entertainment, stateroom, ports and of course, spend a lot of time on dining and food. The new port at Houston is highlighted with tons of tips and details for sailing with Princess out of this new venue.
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Wed, 11 December 2013
Get details about our first CruizeCast cruise for listeners and fans. We discuss itinerary, pre-cruise activities, ship amenities, pricing, and a possible hairy-chest contest. Meet the hosts and join in the fun!
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Wed, 4 December 2013
We're back with a new episode all about what it is like for a veteran cruiser to try Carnival Cruise Line for the first time. Does it live up to its reputation (both good and bad)? See what Jason thought.
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Sun, 15 September 2013
We are back with a new episode that details the upscale cruise line, Azamara. Find out all about the food, staterooms, entertainment, itineraries and much more! Our long absence means we have lots of cruise news and CruizeCast updates.
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One of the easiest desserts to make, all ingredients are easily available and the instructions are easy to follow too. I just love cheesecake and dessert
- Orange cake slices (The more the merrier and depending on how much u plan to make…..No I did not make it of course 😀 )
- Cream cheese
- Eggs (3) (Separate the white and the yolk)
- Castor Sugar
- Honey
- Fresh Cream
- Whipped cream
- Biscuits
- Dried fruit (Raisins and sultanas)
- Add sugar to the egg white and whisk till its fluffy but not peaky(preferably with a mixer but if you strong enough try with hand)
- Combine the cream cheese, cream and honey and the dried fruit
- Add in the whipped cream, egg yolk and the cream combine
- In a bowl set the orange cake slices as a base and squeeze lots orange juice on it ( I prefer it fresh) till the cake absorbs all of it. Crush the biscuits and spread on the cake slices so it forms a layer.
- Preheat oven to about 180 C and bake it for about 30 mins
- Take out let it cool and then pour in the cream combine. Refrigerate and enjoy
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A big thanks to the Endangered Languages Project (ELP) for reposting the list I compiled of indigenous language-learning smartphone apps. The project is supported by a coalition of groups around the world known as the Alliance for Linguistic Diversity. Google oversaw the development and launch of the project. According to their principle website, ELP … is an online resource … Continue reading
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iDecolonize: Indigenous language-learning mobile apps
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Indigenous Tech News Roundup: Kuching Edition
First of all, I apologize for the extended blogging absence. After an excruciating three-day journey from Brazil, I arrived safely in Kuching, the capital city of the Malaysian state of Sarawak (as pictured in the featured image for this post). Malaysia is the furthest East I've ever traveled and I have thoroughly enjoyed the hospitality … Continue reading
Through Almir's eyes: documenting deforestation in the Surui territory
Here are three things you should never leave home without in the Amazon: water, insect repellent, sunscreen. And if you're Chief Almir Narayamoga of the Surui, make sure to remember your high-tech video recording sunglasses. New field sites often require weeks of cultivating trust, understanding, and the relationships to yield interesting work. Which is why when I … Continue reading
Watch my Arctic Frontiers presentation on indigenous media online
For those of you who missed my presentation in Norway this week (I guess technically, I missed it too), you can watch it on Slideshare below. Thanks to everyone for the positive comments and feedback and feel free to get in touch with me with further questions. Arctic Issues On-line: Decolonizing the digital North from … Continue reading
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"So, I just digitized my entire music library," Mark Oppenneer mentions the last time we talk via Skype. "And I'm just thinking…I'm such an idiot." To the casual observer, this conversion might not appear like a problem; indeed, it could be an improvement. But Mark is a bit tortured by his decision. He takes a … Continue reading
Indigenous Tech News Roundup: Holiday Edition
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Work has started on a second military hospital in the Ashanti region ahead of sod-cutting scheduled for mid-April.
The 500 bed facility, sited at Afari in the Atwima-Nwabiagya District, is expected to augment healthcare delivery in the region.
Defense Minister, Mark Wayongo, says the project should be completed in the next three years to serve military personnel in Ashanti, Brong-Ahafo and the three northern regions.
He observes military health facilities like the 37 Military Hospital and Police Hospital have served public good, especially when public medical officers embark on strike.
The Minister is hopeful the new project would be beneficial to the northern sector when alternative medical services are needed in challenging times.
Mr. Wayongo believes the hospital will also help reduce the pressure on the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital.
He made this revelation when he called on the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei-Tutu the Second.
The minister also addressed a durbar of military personnel at the Northern Command.
Regional Minister, Samuel Sarpong was grateful to the decision by the military to site the hospital in the region.
"Politics means leaving indelible marks in the lives of people so the people of Ashanti would remember you for that," he said.
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Songbei district adds a new road
Updated : 2017-09-29
By Yang Min ( chinadaily.com.cn )
Construction workers install street lamps on the Second Juyuan Road in Songbei district of Harbin on Sept 26. The Second Juyuan Road is a newly-built road connecting Binshui Street and Zhongyuan Street in Songbei district. The Second Juyuan Road will soon be open to traffic when installations of all facilities are completed. . [Photo/my399.com]
Xiangfang leads the way in smart government
Harbin's Xiangfang district is bringing city administration into the digital age, establishing the first WeChat city administration monitoring platform in Heilongjiang province.
Harbin issues guideline to develop advertising industry
Harbin has issued a guideline to promote the rapid and sound development of its advertising industry.
Harbin to modernize rural businesses
The Harbin government has issued new guidance to promote the integration of industrial development in the city's rural areas.
Harbin establishes investment fund for New District
The Harbin city government will allocate 1 billion yuan ($1.45 billion) to a fund for supporting the industrial development of its New District.


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Letter: Peterloo 1819
Date published: 06 November 2017
Dear Editor,
The Peterloo Massacre occurred at St Peter's Field, Manchester, on 16 August 1819, when cavalry charged into a crowd of 60,000–80,000 who had gathered to demand the reform of parliamentary representation.
Have we learnt lessons and improved since then?
By the beginning of 2018, the pressure generated by poor economic conditions, coupled with the lacking in practice democracy, has enhanced the appeal of radical reform in response to both Central Government and Local government having failed the electorate who now demand real and meaningful parliamentary and local government reform.
National media fans the flames of the public mood with opinion not facts and austerity continue while politicians lack of morale fibre is compounded yet again after their expenses debacle with morality issues which demonstrate yet again complicity by authorities failing to investigate incidents thoroughly, despite grooming, child and major national, local and long-term cover ups by authorities.
This situation cannot continue not one of our political parties is clean and they all waffle solutions, so is it time for new parties in politics with new policies?
The pay is attractive at around £74,000 plus perks, maybe a knighthood - are we going to mean business and do business in a cost effective and caring way for our people? Or is 199 years since Peterloo not long enough?
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I'm may be dazed by this slow and woozy track but I'm certainly not confused- there's no grey areas with Gray Things. 'I Want It to Live' packs a pocket-sized punch. It's relatively dark and gloomy for electronica music with hints of gothic 1980's style synth tones- think Depeche Mode circa 'Violator'. Although sounding occasionally amateur with Casio keyboard reminiscent effects, 'I Want It to Live' is chillily evocative and rather brilliant.
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The talented FormSet design team can help construct a one-of-a-kind tradeshow booth that will attract prospective clients and peers while portraying your brand in a positive light.
But once the doors open to the exhibit hall, it's important to staff your booth with a team of winners and go-getters. These individuals can be difficult to find, and sometimes it's easier to identify the types of people you don't want representing your company.
According to Skyline Exhibits & Events, you should refrain from allowing the following types of people from staffing your trade show booth.
- The Networker – It's good to be talkative, but not if you stray too far from your objectives. Networkers have the habit of chatting up industry peers and collecting business cards, instead of touching base with potential clients.
- The Firehose – Someone who drones on and on, while failing to listen to the individual pains, needs, and goals of potential customers is a firehose. Put one of these word-spewers at your tradeshow booth and visitors might drown.
- The Wall Flower– Introverts already have difficulty at trade show booths, but a Wall Flower takes it a step further by never working up the courage or initiative to start conversations.
- The Downer– Booth staff needs to be excited about your products and services. A downer is living in a permanent rain cloud and can be a significant threat to your company's image.
- The Invisible Man (or Woman)– Have a member of your booth staff who shows up late, leaves early, and takes extra-long breaks, you have an invisible man on your hands.
- The Robot– Successful booth staff can make personal connections with visitors. A robot is only comfortable talking about technical details, facts, and figures. Although this type of person comes in handy, they should be leading the networking charge.
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The Tapping the Potential report identified a clear need for researchers and developers to test new water technologies and processes in facilities that represent realistic deployment situations. There is already a wealth of research and testing facilities spread across the UK, yet it has been difficult to locate information about such facilities without extensive searching.
The new register of testing and demonstration facilities below has been commissioned by the UK Water Partnership to address this issue. Developed by WRc, funded by NERC and the Scottish Government's Hydro Nation Water Innovation Service (HNWIS), the facilities register allows technology developers and researchers to easily search and identify facilities that best meet their needs and to contact the owners and operators for access.
For further details about the facilities register, please refer to this brochure.
If you would like to add your own facility to the register, please complete this questionnaire and contact WRc. Supported by:
|Analytical Laboratories
|Imperial College London
|Imperial College London, South Kensington, London, SW7 2AZ
|Analytical laboratories provide facilities and instruments for testing and research concerned with environmental substances and processes and treatment/management technologies.
|Aquifer Properties Laboratory
|British Geological Survey
|MacLean Building, Crowmarsh Gifford, Wallingford, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
|The Aquifer Properties Laboratory provides a range of core analysis services including: porosity; permeability; and, pore-throat size distribution measurement in support of aquifer characterisation and groundwater resource studies.
|BE:WISE facility
|Newcastle University
|Birtley, Gateshead District, United Kingdom
|The facility – based at Northumbrian Water's sewage treatment plant at Birtley, near Gateshead, will play a key role in improving how sewage is treated, by speeding up the transition from existing energy-intensive treatment processes to low carbon alternatives that have lower running costs.
|Borehole geophysical logging facility
|British Geological Survey
|MacLean Building, Crowmarsh Gifford, Wallingford, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
|The British Geological Survey maintain a range of borehole geophysical logging facilities including: caliper; gamma; resistivity and spontaneous potential; temperature; flow logging; hydrochemistry monitoring and sampling; and, imaging for use in the field characterisation of aquifers and groundwater systems.
|Distributed Water Asset Infrastructure Facility
|University of Sheffield
|Sheffield, S9 1ZA
|Containment cell 1200 cubic metres that can be flexibly divided to control soil and groundwater conditions around buried infrastructure with closed pipe systems (up to 6 bar) and gravity pipe systems (up to 200 l/s). Complex, cyclic surface loading (10 KN/square metre) and freeze/thaw possible. Full water quality and ancillary testing.
|Environmental Chambers
|Frankland Road, Blagrove, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN5 8YF
|WRc has two environmental chambers which can be used for various ambient temperature and humidity testing. Recent uses include testing of: condensate pipes at low temperatures, flow meters and level sensors in high temperature and humidity.
|Environmental Technology Field Station
|University of Portsmouth
|Durford Road, Petersfield, GU31 4EZ
|The Environmental Technology Field Station (ETFS) is a unique testing facility on a Southern Water operational wastewater treatment site. At ETFS we can conduct a wide range of research projects from environmental monitoring to full scale assessment of pilot package sewage treatment plants.
|WRc plc Frankland Road Blagrove Swindon Wiltshire SN5 8YF
|Facility comprises an open channel with a working section over 5 m long, width 300mm and variable fluid depth and slope. Flow can be pumped through at up to 50 l/s and is measured using a calibrated electromagnetic flowmeter on the supply. Water depth can be measured with a Vernier point gauge. Non-contact devices can be mounted from a fully adjustable frame over the flume. Flume is rectangular sectioned but other sections, such as round pipe sections can also be fitted. Flow and water temperature are monitored. A heat exchanger allows different water temperatures to be used.
|General Purpose (GP) Flume
|HR Wallingford
|Howbery Park Wallingford Oxfordshire OX10 8BA
|The HR Wallingford General Purpose (GP) Flume is a volumetric flow flume with certified volumetric measurement capability. It is unique in the UK in terms of its size (25 m long x 2.4 m wide, operating depth 0.3-0.7 m) and flow measurement accuracy (±0.2%). Using the volume-time approach to measure flow rates, which is generally acknowledged to be the most accurate means available, it enables high accuracy data for the development of Standards. The flume is capable of generating flows up to 0.28 m3/s.
|Geotechnical Beam Centrifuge
|University of Sheffield
|Centre for Energy & Infrastructure Ground Research Dept. of Civil & Structural Eng. University of Sheffield S1 3JD
|A 2.0m beam centrifuge. Suitable for simulating soil-pipe interaction behaviour in controlled model tests which represent full scale conditions at elevated gravity. Can be used for: (i) assessing burial conditions, (ii) impacts of surface loading on buried infrastructure (iii) interaction between existing and new infrastructure/construction (iv) assessing climate change impact of soils on pipes (v) leak onset and development (vi) ground water flow & contamination migration. All the above can be evaluated in short term immediate behaviour, or long term observations representing years owing to time scaling behaviour in centrifuge modelling. Maximum model capacity of 0.8m x 0.8m measuring 500kg can be tested up to 100 times earth's gravity, this represents a physical full scale geometry potential of an 80m x 80m field problem.
|Green roof research facilities
|University of Sheffield
|Sheffield, S1 3JD
|A variety opf (3 x 1 m) test beds, rainfall simulators, controlled climate testing facilities.
|Groundwater Tracers Laboratory
|British Geological Survey
|MacLean Building, Crowmarsh Gifford, Wallingford, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
|Analysis of chlorofluorocarbons, sulphur hexafluoride, noble gases and dissolved gas for determination of groundwater provenance.
|Hydrostatic Rig
|Frankland Road, Blagrove, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN5 8YF
|Consisting of hydrostatic columns capable of applying various head of water. This rig has been used to test pipe fittings and pipe repair methods (such as cured in place liners). Can also be used for tap hat tests.
|Innovation and Smart Technology Centre (TWIST)
|Thames Water
|Reading RG2 0RP
|The site is the environment where new and existing technologies are tested in real situations. Within the site, all conditions for research are set up. It can be used in multiple projects due to existing synergies among them. TWIST is available - under T&C - for the installation of sensors and the implementation of technologies and software applications.
|Innovation Centre
|Thames Water
|Kempton Park Water Treatment Works Snakey Lane Feltham Middlesex TW13 6XH
|Kempton Park Water Treatment Works. Large Building with access to reservoir stored water and sewer connection. Six 300m3 rectangular tanks on site. Plentiful power supply. Pilot hall and workshop. Outdoor research compound with pipe rigs. Water main sample storage.
|Innovation Shop Window
|Anglian Water
|Newmarket, Suffolk, United Kingdom
|Our Shop Window is a real-world location where we drive innovation through collaboration across our business, supply chain and the entire man-made water cycle. By concentrating innovation in one physical place, we unlock synergies between new technologies and different ways of working.
|Instrumentation Test Facticity
|Frankland Road, Blagrove, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN5 8YF
|WRc has a test hall which can be set up to allow the testing of different instrumentation such as online water quality analysers for accuracy and usability. A variety of water sources are available and chemical labs for creating appropriate spiking solutions. Bench top analysers are also available for comparative analysis.
|Jetting Rig
|Frankland Road, Blagrove Swindon Wiltshire SN5 8YF
|The jetting rig allows for the impact of pressure jetting on pipes to be investigated.
|Large Flow Loop
|WRc plc Frankland Road Blagrove Swindon Wiltshire SN5 8YF
|Facility comprises a closed loop network with a sump tank. Water is pumped around the loop using a pump with a variable speed drive. There is an above ground working section of over 40m long taking pipes between 40 and 400mm in diameter. Flow range is up to 120 l/s, pressure up to 7 bar. Rig is fully instrumented for flow, pressure and temperature. Various pipe configurations can be accommodated.
|Manhole Cover Wear Rigs
|Frankland Road, Blagrove, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN5 8YF
|A rig for performing testing on manhole covers. Accelerated life testing can be performed with a variety of materials to allow the durability of the manhole cover to be ascertained. Skid testing can also be performed to understand the skid potential of the manhole cover.
|New Meter Rig
|Frankland Road, Blagrove, Swindon, Wiltshire SN5 8YF
|Ozone demonstration rig
|Thames Water
|Kempton Park Water Treatment Works Snakey Lane Feltham Middlesex TW13 6XH
|Two ozone generators, and contact tanks designed to give 2 mg/l into 20 m3/h with 5 mins contact, and 2 mg/l into 5 m3/h with 20 mins contact.
|Pilot-plant hall
|Cranfield University
|Building 251 - Sewage works Cranfield university Cranfield MK43 0AL
|The pilot hall was established over 10 years ago providing researchers with the unique ability to test, at scale, plants with real sewage. It is directly linked to Cranfield's 3,000 population equivalent sewage treatment works and can also receive imported effluents. It is supplied with compressed air, potable water and electricity with a total floor plan of 210m2 and height of 8.7m.
|Pipe loop - leakage and dynamics
|University of Sheffield
|Pennine Water Group University of Sheffield S1 3JD
|A ~150m long 50mm diameter plastic pipe loop with central leakage section that can simulate burial. Suitable for clean water studies. Designed for shorter term tests, including transients / water hammer.
|Pipe loop - water quality
|University of Sheffield
|Pennine Water Group University of Sheffield S1 3JD
|A ~600m long, 78mm diameter, temperature controlled plastic pipe loop (typically run as 3 off 200m replicates) designed to study water quality changes within distribution systems. Suitable for clean water studies. Designed and set up for long term tests, including the interaction of infrastructure and bulk water.
|Rapid Gravity filter rig
|Thames Water
|Kempton Park Water Treatment Works Snakey Lane Feltham Middlesex TW13 6XH
|Five distinct rapid gravity filter pilot rigs, containing a total of 21 RGF columns ranging in diameter from 150mm to 500mm. Seven large diameter columns fully automated with data logging and on demand backwashing. Twelve smaller diameter manually operated filters. Logging Flow, turbidity, chlorophyll a, and particle size analysis.
|Research and Testing Facilities
|University of Oxford
|Oxford, OX1 3AN
|A range of research and test facilities which can be used for testing water. Including: multi-collector mass spectrometers, mechanical property testing and pathology labs.
|Slow sand filter rig
|Thames Water
|Kempton Park Water Treatment Works Snakey Lane Feltham Middlesex TW13 6XH
|One tank divided into 10 No. 0.5m2 cells, in two streams, with nozzle floors for SSF media tests. Located outdoors, under a transparent roof.
|Sludge & Energy Innovation Centre
|Thames Water
|S&E Innovation Centre Basingstoke STW Chineham RG24 8LL
|Sludge & Energy Innovation Centre - Basingstoke STW. Access to sewage and final effluent flow and to different sludge types from STW for pilot trials and testing of equipment and technologies. Full digestion plant available (e.g. 2x20m3 digesters, THP unit, dewatering unit) and lab scale set-ups (e.g. auto-digesters). On site mess room / toilets & fully equipped lab.
|Small meter rig
|WRc plc Frankland Road Blagrove Swindon Wiltshire SN5 8YF
|Facility comprises space for testing up to 40 small (household) meters in 4 rows of ten. Flow is supplied from a large reservoir via a variable speed drive pump fitted with plc control. This allows pre-programmed flow cycles to be run for extended periods to "age" meters. Water temperature and line pressure are logged and can be controlled within certain limits. Two pumps are available one high flow / low head, the other low flow / high head enabling a variety of different test regimes to be carried out.
|Small Pipe Blockage Rig
|Frankland Road, Blagrove, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN5 8YF
|The facility is for the practical testing of the transport of solids and development of blockages under different hydraulic conditions. In addition it can be used for testing commercial products such as wet wipes, colostomy bags, medical wipes etc. to establish if they disintegrate in the drain, how far they are carries by successive flow waves or whether and how they cause blockages.
|Sunshine Rig
|Frankland Road, Blagrove, Swindon, Wiltshire SN5 8YF
|A small enclosed space which allows the impact of sunlight on instruments to be investigated. Uses two light blubs 1 visible and 1 IR to simulate sunlight.
|Temperature Controlled Annular Flume
|University of Sheffield
|Pennine Water Group University of Sheffield S1 3JD
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|Arborfield STW WWI & WWNI Test Facility. Access to sewage flow from Inlet works and throughout the wastewater treatment process (e.g. settled sewage, final effluent) for temporary testing of equipment (e.g. flow monitors, flushing gates etc) and technologies. Various tanks available for pilot plant testing. On site mess room / toilets & potential lab space.
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|Reading STW WWNI Test Facility. Access to sewage and final effluent flow and to different sludge types from STW for pilot trials and testing of equipment and technologies. Various pilot units available (e.g. digesters, THP, dewatering press, aeration testing) and lab scale set-ups (e.g. jar tests, AMPTS). On site mess room / toilets & fully equipped lab.
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|The facility has been used on projects looking at backfill compaction and structural performance of pipe and pipeline repair systems. The structure itself has also been used for performance testing of material and structures and for investigations relating to pipeline operatives.
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|University of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom, S1 3JD
|A 20m long, 0.3m tilting pipe test facility.
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|Pilot scale evaluation of alternative filter media including recycled glass. Pilot scale testing of novel pesticide adsorption process. Small scale testing of activated carbon (GAC and PAC). Pilot scale evaluation of ozonation for water treatment. Instrument evaluation for MCERTS approval.
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|Frankland Road, Blagrove, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN5 8YF
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|Wellington Streed, Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne
|This facility is located on Science Central within, and outside, Newcastle University's new state of the art Urban Sciences Building. The facility comprises a number of research and demonstrator components that provide infrastructure for testing of novel sustainable urban drainage (SUDS) technologies, Green Infrastructure (GI) and Natural Flood Management techniques. Experiments can test individual components or as part of a 'treatment train'.
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|Bo'Ness Wastewater Treatment Works Carriden Industrial Estate Bo'Ness Falkirk EH51 9NZ
|Scottish Water Bo'Ness Wastewater testing facility
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|Thames Water
|Dace Road Bow London E3 2NW
|Old Ford Water Recycling Plant mines and treats raw sewage from the Northern Outfall sewer to supply reclaimed water to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London through a dedicated non-potable network for non-potable water applications only (toilet flushing and irrigation).
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The gun used to kill Daniel Smith in north Baton Rouge in October 2010 was discovered in Jarvis McKinley Fleming's home two weeks after the slaying, and the accused killer's DNA was found on bullet casings collected at the crime scene, a prosecutor told a jury Wednesday.
Those five casings were fired from the 9mm pistol found hidden under the bed of Fleming's mother at their Hollywood Street residence, East Baton Rouge Parish Assistant District Attorney Jermaine Guillory added.
Baton Rouge police Officer Walter Edwards testified the gun was located at the home Nov. 7, 2010, shortly after Fleming shot himself in the leg at the residence.
Smith, 23, was killed in the predawn hours of Oct. 23, 2010, in a high-crime area.
Fleming, standing trial on a second-degree murder charge in Smith's killing, also is charged with second-degree murder in the Aug. 2, 2013, fatal shooting of Donald Ray Walls. At the time of the Walls shooting, Fleming was free on $80,000 bail and awaiting trial in the death of Smith.
Fleming, 23, faces an automatic sentence of life in prison if convicted as charged in the Smith case. The trial is scheduled to resume Thursday in state District Judge Chip Moore's courtroom.
Guillory told jurors Wednesday that Smith, who was a manager at a Baton Rouge McDonald's restaurant, was shot eight times on Osage Street near Plank Road, and he argued that the killing was a "cold-blooded murder" — not an accidental or self-defense shooting.
"His killer is among us," Guillory said, turning and pointing at Fleming, who sat at the defense table with his attorney, James Rothkamm.
Rothkamm, in his own opening statement to the jury, asked the panel to consider all the evidence they will hear and not rush to judgment.
"This is a horrible case. Someone is dead. I understand you want to blame someone. But blame the right person," he said.
Smith's body was found inside a running car across the street from a car wash, where the shell casings were scattered on the ground. The driver's window was rolled down and the front passenger door was open.
Forensic DNA analyst Jeremy Dubois testified Fleming's DNA was found on the casings, but he acknowledged under questioning by Rothkamm that he cannot say who pulled the trigger.
In the shooting death of Walls, 26, two other men — Julius Thomas and Darren Paul — are charged with second-degree murder along with Fleming. Police have said Walls was shot dead during a drug deal in a north Baton Rouge mobile home park.
Fleming allegedly drove Thomas and Paul to the trailer park to sell marijuana to Walls and another man, then drove an injured Paul to a hospital.
As part of the conditions of bail in 2010, Moore had ordered Fleming to wear a GPS tracking ankle bracelet, according to online court records. But when deputies arrested Fleming in the 2013 shooting, they found that his monitoring bracelet had been removed and discarded.


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The 3 Jewels Buddha Dharma SanghaI'm an American Buddhist in the Tibetan school. Gelugpa to be exact because I'm a follower of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. I meditate, strive to adhere to The Five Precepts, and live as a simple householder. I've taken Refuge. I'm still Dad to my three sons, Lisa's husband, LeBlanc CNE's President & CEO, Carmel's son, etc.
Being non-theistic sidesteps questions surrounding the nature of God. Yet it provides the same comforting constructs, moral and ethical backbone, and guide to the spiritual path as God-centric religions. One does end up with a religion without having to dance around an illogical creation myth.
I struggle like everyone else. I enjoy meditation but I can be as lazy as the next person. I enjoy reading books on Buddhism but not the western magazines about it. What I really love is attending teachings given by His Holiness around the country. Hey, some guys go to Vegas or NASCAR races. I study Buddhism with HHDL.
Buddhist sense of humorOne of the things I'm aware of is how Buddhism is being shaped by America at the same time as America being shaped by Buddhism. I'm drawn to the tradition, lineage, ritual, and conservatism of the Gelugpa school. Funny because most who know me wouldn't call me staid, button-down, or formal. As old as it is I think Tibetan Buddhism is beginnig to see a fast evolution as it melds into the modern world. Listen to HHDL, read between the lines. To paraphrase Olsmobile, this is not your father's Buddhism. Even His Holiness knows it.
Tibetan Buddhism has been male dominent. That ain't gonna fly in the West. How about gays? The heirarchy isn't a top down org chart nor is there a voting body to lobby. Something else bugs me: if incarnation is integral to continuing lineage, how about incarnating in Iowa or Argentina or my kids? Spread it around boys.
I studied and practiced acupuncture in Boston in the 80s. Traditional Chinese medicine changed the minite it hit our shores. Yes there's yin and yang, and the five elements, and the twelve organs, the pulse, and all the points but man did it morph. The differences in frequency of treatment, the use of needles without herbs, acupuncutre being part of an integrated approach using different therapies and treatments. The same thing will happen to Buddist practices. Stop and ponder the implications of a Buddhist community that isn't based on monasteries. Local dharma centers, DVDs and webcasts, and dare I say the Dalai Lama's celebrity status are changing Buddhism and Buddhism spreads its influence internationally.
Elements of my practice are expressed in these pages. There are also links to others who are on a parallel track. Nothing here is meant to be flip or pop or irreverant. Contemporary Buddhists live in the modern world. The dharma is growing as we grow with the dharma.


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Tuckahoe Fireworks
The Fourth of July may be over but people are still celebrting it. This past Saturday there were fireworks in Tuckahoe.
Every year Tuckahoe puts on Fireworks by the ballpark in Tuckhoe. It is an event for family, friends and all people to attend. The show starts early so people can grab food and walk around venders. There are glow sticks for the young kids and food such as popcorn.
For the adults there are Pina Coladas and other frozen drinks. If you do not like to drink or are underage you could get virgin one. There are also gyros, nachos, fried ories, zeppolas and other foods.
There is a stage and performers get up on stage and perform songs that you hear on the everyday radio and have heard in the past. Some songs that were perfromed were all the way back from the 90's such as "As Long As You Love Me," by The Backstreet Boys. Then there were more recent songs like PSI "Gangman Style," Which was released in 2012 and the recent hit band which everyone knows as One Direction and their hit song "What Makes You Beautiful." There were many more songs as well.
There was one part of the night where a dance off happened. People were called to the front of the stage and had a dance contest.
Right before the fireworks started a Tuckahoe Alumni sang "The Star Spangled Banner." Then at 9:00pm once it finally got dark the show began.
Fireworks were all different colors and they shot up in the sky. Everyone who came to see them claimed that they were beautiful.
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Joyce Serano is a working, traveling mother who has worked hard to achieve the most elusive of goals – balance. She has balance in her career, her family life, and her mind is at ease with the decisions she has made for her family. How did she do it? She left NYC for the midwest for one thing. Serano shared her story and her secrets with TravelingMom.com.
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Serano changed jobs and now travels on average only four or five nights a month, usually just a night or two each week. Organization and short duration trips are key to it all. She lays out a list of what needs to get done while she is away, and life doesn't veer far off track since she'll soon be home to correct any problem.
A great au pair also makes the family's routines function smoothly when both parents work, as Serano has found out. (See Sidebar story – Selecting an Au Pair – for sage advice on this important topic for working mothers)
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The extra time home has been essential to her kids' development as they have grown older. The tween to teen years are a time of tremendous emotional growth, and by being present for her sons Serano is able to see what friends and relationships they choose, and what the boys do in their free time – in short, she helps shape the adults they will become.
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George Osborne says he will not need to raise taxes to meet deficit reduction targets after the next election.
Speaking in front of the Treasury Committee, the chancellor said he would be able to cut borrowing through spending cuts alone.
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"I am clear that tax increases are not required to achieve [further consolidation]. It can be achieved with spending reductions," Mr Osborne told MPs.
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Last month, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), a think tank, suggested Mr Osborne would have to raise taxes by £6bn to maintain a 80%-20% split between cuts and tax rises.
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That followed an internal inquiry into the publication of details of March's Budget on the front page of the Evening Standard, which was tweeted before the speech began.
But he said he would continue to give pre-Budget television interviews to "explain the context" around the Budget speech.


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Fender Squier Vintage Modified Jazzmaster, Rosewood Fingerboard, Candy Apple Red
An authentically styled Jazzmaster now joins the Vintage Modified family, with present-day touches including full, clear Duncan Designed pickups and a modern fingerboard radius. Squiers new Vintage Modified Jazzmaster has the models most distinctive hallmarks, too – such as the dual-circuit switching and controls, floating-vibrato bridge and classically colorful Sonic Blue, Candy Apple Red, Olympic White and Three-color Sunburst finishes.
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Fender Squier Vintage Modified Telecaster Custom, Maple Fingerboard, 3-Color Sunburst
For the first time ever, Squier introduces a Vintage Modified Telecaster Custom guitar with an all-new Fender-designed Wide Range humbucking pickup in the neck position for incredibly full tone. The Wide Range humbucking pickup is an acclaimed and time-honored Fender innovation, complemented here by a sharp, clear Duncan Designed TE-101B single-coil bridge pickup. Other great features include a C-shaped maple neck with vintage-tint gloss finish, 9.5-radius maple fingerboard with 21 medium jumbo frets and black dot position inlays, three-way toggle pickup switching, four black skirted amp knobs (two volume, two tone), strings-thru-body bridge with three chrome "barrel" saddles, and vintage-style chrome tuners. Available in Black and Three-color Sunburst.
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Why Azure's cloud chief believes Microsoft is in prime position
What is Microsoft's container strategy? I know there are Windows containers but Azure has also embraced Docker and Kubernetes. Is Microsoft at somewhat of a disadvantage here because containers are primarily a Linux-focused technology?
Actually, from a computer science perspective, containers have been around for two decades. It goes all the way back to operating systems and isolation levels. As a technology, containers have been a mechanism for a very long time and we started supporting containers on the Azure platform along with our deep learning stuff over two years ago.
We've been a deep investor in Docker projects to help make that even easier and we're one of the biggest contributors on the open source side of Docker. Internally, we've been using container technology for Microsoft products for probably the better part of five years. What we've done most recently is take that same technology and made it a first-class part of the Windows Operating System. That is something we're bringing to market with Windows Server 2016.
From that perspective, Azure has provided containers for Linux for two years. We've given container support for Windows itself and the orchestrators. The other thing I'd say is we're basically an open platform and so from that perspective we're supporting all workloads whether they're Linux or Windows, open source or not, take your pick, it doesn't really matter. At this point I feel like we're uniquely positioned to bridge those Linux and Windows ecosystems.
You mentioned some higher-level technology services like machine learning and artificial intelligence. There is also talk of technology like serverless computing, which I know you address with Azure Functions. What would you say to customers who may struggle with rolling out these new technologies? Do you see a lot of demand at this point?
Yes, absolutely. Think about this in a larger context: We believe going forward that every company is a software company, even if you're in a more traditional environment, such as manufacturing for example. Even if I'm not a traditional software company, I will be going forward because the best way to get the most out of my business, to optimize it, to save costs and to open new markets is to leverage data and software to help with that next run of innovation.
We're seeing a lot of that kind of work happening. The top-level thing we're trying to do is democratize that technology and make it more accessible not only to developers who build software but also those customers that want to get insights. We've got a very comprehensive solution that starts all the way down with developers and APIs in hardware and goes all the way up into things like Power BI and Excel. We offer ways to leverage that same kind of technology but you don't have to be a software or data scientist to be able to do it. If you think about it in those terms then I absolutely expect broad adoption. This is also part of other things that we see, like Bots-as-a-Service and intelligent agents like Cortana. All those things are elements that we're going to experience in our day-to-day lives.
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No European Union , No Cry
"Progress in EU relationships", "EU members in Turkey", "tension between Turkey and the EU"... These are the sounds echoing in my dream. Is not that weird? This issue started to be in our dreams anyway. In fact, dreaming about this issue may be accepted as normal. We grew up with it after all. Still, let's sum it up a little. The roots of European Union is based on European Cool and Steel Community. This community developed in time and became one of the biggest economic and politic organizations. Turkey has struggled for joining it for about fourty years and has victoried very little on points. I believe that Turkey should not join the European Union because the EU is exploiter in economic fields, two faced in political fields, catty in military fields and cencorship in social fields.
First reason why Turkey should not join European Union is that They are exploiting us unmercifully in the economics field. As is known, Turkey is the only country that signed the Customs Union Treaty without being a member of it. Plainly, we signed it but we are not in the Resolution Committee. Thus, EU is not pumping the economic aids which The Customs Union involved in. Turkey has lost 80 billion dollars since this treaty was signed in. Since they did not fulfill their promises, Turkey lost 12,5 billion dollars in five years( 2,5 billion dollars per annum) and could not get 3.2 billion dolllars which was promised at first hand. As these economic aids did not come to our country, we toppled into two severe recessions. Another point of the damage to Turkey is the tariffes which are applied to the third world countries. Just because of this, foreign-trade deficit of Turkey doubled and it caused Turkey not to take place in an outlet which includes 250 million people. This situation costed a great deal of money,8.4 billion dollars, for public sectors.
Not only the economic issues, but also there are some other problems in the militaries field. Another reason why Turkey should not be in EU is that they are insidious when it comes to talk about military issues. First, EU believes that Turkish army, which asserts the rights of our citizens and insures the peace in Cyprus, is occupier. Second, EU claims that Turkey contravened the national borders(Iraq) and they also announced that Turkey's cross-border operations against the terrorist organization are unfair.Take, for example, opinions of Karen Fogg who is EU old represantative of Turkey: "I want to see a flag that consists of yellow, green and red against the flag of Turkey"(ın Tunceli). In summary, they do not want our country to contest against the terrorist organization. Third, if Turkey joins EU, Turkish Army will be one of the most effective member states in the European Army that will be established. Moreover, since Turkey's army will be the best considering the quality, it is a very big problem in possibility of argument in Europe. So neither should we join nor they takes us for safety.
Another reason why Turkey should not join EU is that they are two-faced in the political fields. As you know, members of EU have voting rights in proportion to their population. Merkel thinks that Turkey will never be a member of EU and explains the reason :" Turkey will never be able to catch the expected level about the woman rights, rule of law and democratic reforms." But what if we carry out them? Then their insincerity starts to come out and expressions starts to change like this : "We can not even imagine a majority of 100 Turkish members in EU Parliament" These words were uttered by Camiel Eurlings, leader of christian-democrats in Holland, before the EU progress report (24 october 2006) was established. There are different notworthy opinions In C.Eurling's draft report. In this report, it is said that not only Turkey made Armenian Genocide but also they made the Assyrian and Pontus Genocide. It is also declared that if Turkey wants to join EU it should accept these claims of genocide. Moreover, they wanted us to recognize the South Cyprus and open the harbours. After all these circumstances, they still do not guarantee the membership. First, we will acknowledge our politics of agriculture, health, economy and education. Second, We will be a commonwealth of EU. Third, We will be in EU but we will not have the right of free circulation.
My opponents may think that joining EU means act of justice, democracy and equivalence but I want to ask whether the patent of democracy is in the EU. İs the condition of being democratic really joining the EU? Is not there any democracy apart from it? Of course there is... We all know that Norway, Japan and USA are governed with democracy. Let's remember the recent events a little. "I do not go a country where the woman is scragged.". These are the words of Emmanuella Beart, French actrist, who did not join the İstanbul Film Festival for the same reason. Just three weeks after, on April 13 2005, The French police crashed the college youths protesting. The EU's media did not see this. What do you think? Is it democratic or egelitarian? When there is a right to learn kurdish language in our country, I do not think you lnow that there is a ban to talk Turkish in many European Countries. Is there anyone who does not watch the news about the woman who was washing the toilet of his son's school as a penalty since he spoke Turkish at school? I guess we all know it.
Consequently, I strongly believe that we should not join the European Union because we do not need it. Our country should just realise its power and think about improving itself without the aid of another country or institution. We all know that the EU is self-centered and do not even dally with the problems of other countries. Moreover Turkey may turn its face to the other side and be in interaction with Asian countries and others. There are a lot of chances for us and I am sure they are all better than the European Union. All we have to is to give up the EU and establish a new future which is full of peace.


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Family Vacation in North Sulawesi
Family Vacation in Minahasa, North Sulawesi Indonesia is a seven-days tour with real exciting and interesting activities. Minahasa Vacation combines trips to Bunaken National Park, tasting local food, sightseeing, observing pottery at pottery village, crater rim walking on an active volcano, visiting mangrove and observing endemic lives in Nature Reserve and more interesting activities you can create on your own. This vacation feature fun and flexibility in your family vacation.
Boat Tour in Bunaken National Park
Bunaken National Park impresses visitors with its coral reefs. There are five islands where beautiful coral lives. The National Park is on the northwest side of Manado and marked by a perfectly cone-shaped volcanic island. Bunaken is an island in the National Park also. It is the most favorite tourist destination. It hosts marine lives such as colorful coral reef, school of reef fishes, sea mammals and turtles. You are going to visit the National Park on a day boat trip for your family vacation. This trip utilizes charter boat. Snorkeling is most favourite activity of non-diver visitor.
Observing The Nature for Family Vacation
North Sulawesi nature is very beautiful. Animal lives in the jungle so freely as it has become home for them for many years. On this family vacation, you get the chance to observe the nature and wildlives in Tangkoko Nature Reserve.
Mt. Mahawu Trekking for Family Vacation
The highlands of Minahasa is formed by volcano eruption in the past. There are three volcanoes surrounding the caldera. Mt. Lokon in the west of Tomohon, Mt. Mahawu in the east of Tomohon and Mt. Soputan in Minahasa altogether form a beautiful volcanic land. On this family vacation, Mt. Mahawu is the destination for trekking. The road is good. Picturesque view befriend the walk. As the trekking starts, beautiful farmland welcomes you at the entrance. Nice volcano breeze and contrasting color of the countryside will definitely spoil your eye. Together in the Trekking day is visiting Volcano Observatory, Linow Lake and Tumimperas waterfall.
Family Vacation in Minahasa Highlands
This family vacation also brings up touristic attraction on the highlands. Minahasa highland is well known for its beautiful scenery. Bukit Doa Mahawu in Tomohon has panoramic view over Mt. Lokon and Kakaskasen valley. The Three Teaching Temple is another beautiful park not to be missed. Waruga Nimawanua is next destination. Waruga is megalith building in Minahasa land. Wooden house production im Woloan is also important to be seen. Then in the row is Tondano Lake, Cultural Center, Batu Pinabetengan and then to Toraget Hot Spring. You can swim in one of the pool.
Cuisine Adventure in Family Vacation
Indonesian culinary is well known with its spiciness. In Indonesian cookings, Minahasan or Manado Cooking is one of the spiciest or not, the spiciest. The spicy taste mostly comes from plenty usage of chilly. But other ingredients make it edible and delicous. Ginger, galangal, nutmeg and clove are the other spices that create hot sensation.
Scavanger game and Hands-on Cooking
This Adventure in Family Vacation starts when you go to the traditional market to buy the ingredients and seasoning by yourself. We can play scavenger game here. Then, afterwards we proceed to a local family or other venue for cooking adventure. Together with local family and the guide you will do the hands-on food preparation. Following are several choices of food:
- Nasi Jaha – Ginger rice: Glutinous rice mixed with herbs, ginger and coconut milk and cooked inside bamboo
- Pangi – sliced young leaves of Pangium tree, mixed with pork fat (or chicken) and cooked inside bamboo
- Tinorangsak – Pork with herbs, chilly and spices cooked inside bamboo too
- Woku Daong – Fish with herbs, chilly and spices cooked in leaves
- Brenebon – Red bean soup
- Per request, you can also prepare some extreme food such as from snake, dog, bat and rat. Not only the main course, you are also going to prepare some dessert as well. These foods will be served on Farewell Dinner.
- Bunaken National Park
- Minahasa: Tondano Lake, Cultural Center, Toraget Hot Spring, Batu Pinabetengan, Pulutan Village
- Tomohon: Bukit Doa Mahawu, Painting Gallery, Tri Dharma Temple, Waruga Nimawanua, Pre-Fab House Production, Mt. Mahawu, Lake Linow, Tomohon Traditional Market
- Resort And Breakfast
- Entrance Fees
- All Meals And Snacks
- Full Air conditioned Car
- Chartered Longboat, Catamaran or Speed boat
- Guide
- Travel Insurance
- Tour As Per Itinerary
- Snorkeling Gears
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- Extra drinks
- Diving Package
- Subsea Ticket
- Personal Needs
- Souvenir
- Tips
- Sam Ratulangi International Airport
- Hotel and Resort
|Day 1 | ARRIVAL and TANGKOKO NATURE RESERVE
12.00 – 14.00 Airport meeting
14.00 – 16.00 Drive Batu Putih
16.00 – 18.00 Observing Nature and Wildlives
18.00 – 19.00 Check In Hotel
19.00 – 20.00 Dinner
20.00 – 21.30 Ecological Talk by Tour Guide
21.00 Lights out
|Day 2 | LEMBEH ISLAND
06.00 – 07.30 Breakfast
07.30 – 09.00 Personal Preparation, Check Out and Go to Bitung Harbor
09.00 – 12.00 Cross the strait with Ferry, visiting the mangrove ecotourism site and Jesus Statue
12.00 – 13.30 Return to Bitung and Lunch
13.30 – 14.30 Lunch
14.30 – 16.00 Visiting Waruga Aermadidi
16.00 – 18.00 Manado City Tour visiting Ban Hing Kiong Temple, Soekarno Bridge, World War II Monument
18.00 – 19.00 Dinner
19.00 – 20.00 Check In Hotel, Free Time
|Day 3 | BUNAKEN BOAT TRIP
06.30-07.30 Breakfast
07.30-09.00 Personal Time | check out
07.45-08.00 Drive to Harbor
08.00-09.00 Boat Trip to Bunaken Island
09.00-11.30 Snorkeling at Turtle City / Discovery Diving
11.30-12.00 Prepare for Lunch
12.00-14.00 Lunch Break
14.00-16.00 Reef Snorkeling
16.00-17.00 Return to Manado
17.00-18.30 Transfer to Tomohon, check in a resort
18.30-20.00 Dinner
20.00 Free Time
|Day 4 | MOUNT MAHAWU TREKKING
07.30-08.30 Breakfast
08.30-09.00 Personal Time and Tour Preparation
09.00-09.30 Drive to Mt. Mahawu
09.30-11.00 Trekking at Mt. Mahawu
11.00-11.15 Drive to Temboan Hill
11.15-12.30 Relaxing in Temboan Hill
12.30-13.30 Late Lunch Break
13.30-14.00 Drive to Pinaras
14.00-15.00 Tumimperas Waterfall
15.00-15.30 Drive to KKVO
15.30-16.00 Observing volcano activities
16.00-16.30 Return to resort
16.30-18.00 Free Time
18.30-20.00 Dinner
20.00 Personal Time
|Day 5 MINAHASA HIGHLANDS TOUR
07.00-07.45 Breakfast
07.45-08.00 Personal Time
08.00-08.15 Drive to Bukit Doa Mahawu
08.15-09.15 Morning Walk on Bukit Doa
09.15-09.30 Drive to Painting Gallery
09.30-10.00 Admiring Paintings at the gallery
10.00-10.05 Drive to Pagoda
10.05-10.30 Sightseeing at Pagoda
10.30-10.45 Drive to Woloan
10.45-11.15 Sightseeing at Waruga Nimawanua
11.15-11.45 Sightseeing at Pre-Fab House Production
11.45-12.15 Drive to Tondano Lake
12.15-13.00 Lunch Break
13.00-13.30 Drive to Tompaso
13.30-14.15 Sightseeing in Batu Pinabentengan
14.15-14.45 Drive to Cultural Center
14.45-15.45 Sightseeing in Cultural Center
15.45-16.15 Drive to Toraget
16.15-16.45 Swimming or Sightseeing at the Hot Spring
16.45-17.45 Return to resort
17.45-18.30 Personal Time
18.30-20.00 Dinner
20.00 Free Time
|Day 6 FAREWELL DINNER
07.00-07.45 Breakfast
07.45-08.00 Personal Time | Preparation
08.00-08.15 Visit local family
08.15-08.45 Getting Acquaintance and discussion
08.45-09.00 Drive to Traditional Market
09.00-10.00 Shopping at the market
10.00-12.30 Hands-on Food Preparation
12.30-13.30 Lunch Break
13.30-16.30 Hands-on Dinner Cooking
16.30-16.45 Return to resort
16.45-18.15 Free time
18.15-18.30 Return to local house
18.30-21.00 Farewell Dinner
21.00 Free Time
|Day 7 TOUR FINISH | DEPARTURE
08.00-09.00 Breakfast
09.00-09.30 Check Out
09.30-12.00 Transfer to the Airport
12.00 Tour Finish
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Respect your Elders.
I understand the skepticism. I imagine that I'm just one of many Dragonborns who revel in snowy single-player worlds and tend to keep traditional MMOs at arm's length, what with their fixed class archetypes, emphasis on looting and grinding, nigh-mandatory guild/group politics at high levels, and a heavy investment of time. Most MMOs follow a strict formula that can stifle creativity and exploration, so convincing the core Elder Scrolls fanbase to pay $15/month for an online MMO version is a tall order.
Also, this is our fourth preview for The Elder Scrolls Online (and the upteenth article about the game since its announcement in May 2012), so by now you likely already know most of what The Elder Scrolls Online offers. If you had the chance to experience the early beta, you may have the same concerns as mine: the game's longevity, the depth of the single-player component, and the confusing crafting systems. But thankfully it only took a few hours into the newly updated beta for Bethesda to quell my fears and instill more faith.
To keep this preview as spoiler-free as possible, the central story-arc for The Elder Scrolls Online revolves around your character being sacrificed by a cult. You awaken in the dank dungeons of Coldharbour, the plane of Oblivion under the dominion of the Daedric Prince Molag Bal, who wants nothing more than to conquer all of Tamriel for himself. To prevent the apocalypse from happening, you need to follow the sage advice of The Prophet, voiced by Michael Gambon (yes, Dumbledore himself), and free the world of Molag Bal's influence and his deadly ambitions.
Doing this will take many allies and hopefully many friends, but perhaps the most surprising aspect of The Elder Scrolls Online is that it's perfectly satisfying to play as a lone wolf. I find the Khajiit race the most interesting and elusive—their homeland of Elsweyr, their Spanish-Italian-something accent, their cultivation of the addictive moon sugar, and their alliance with the Aldmeri Dominion (yes, where those prissy Thalmor come from). My Khajiit, a jet-black Templar named Armor-King who has jade eyes, a mohawk, and an eyepatch (because he's just that badass), wields a two-handed sword and has enough magical knowhow to heal himself and his allies. This presents only a tip of the iceberg when it comes to the character creation and customization.
Exploring the tropical island of Khenarthi's Roost, the starting area for players who side with the Alderi Dominion as their faction, and the second area of the Isle of Summerset is incredible. Maps cover an extraordinary amount of distance, and the two islands alone when combined are the same size as about a one-fifth of Skyrim. Yes, I haven't even reached the main continent of Tamriel yet, which includes all of Skyrim, by the way, so you can expect The Elder Scrolls Online to last players for an extremely long time. And it's not some city or texture that's copied and pasted over and over again for the purpose of needless padding; every area feels hand-crafted and every asset, when it's re-used, is done in a natural, effortless way. On top of that, most points of interest on a map will have a full quest associated with it.
The map compass from Skyrim makes it easy to pinpoint new areas and accept new quests, with only a spare few of them asking you go to a certain area to gather a certain number of whatever. Simple fetch quests and escort missions aren't the norm; I've explored ancient ruins, uncovered a plot against a monarchy, tangled with Sheogorath, and rescued a town from a fire. The story and lore behind each quest is original, which keeps the adventure fresh, and some quests will even ask you to make a decision between two outcomes that will slightly affect the story mission later on.
Along the way, you can locate chests and lockpick them as done from Oblivion, kill mudcrabs and bears for rawhide scraps, pick flowers for alchemy, grab aspect runes for enchanting, go fishing in water holes, or just choose a direction and see where it takes you. Then you can take everything you've found and sell it, craft it at their appropriate stations in town, store it at the bank to share amongst your stable of characters, or deposit at the guild bank to share amongst your fellow guild members. The crafting systems have been made much clearer as well, whether it's refining, extracting, or creation. My character dabbles in armorsmithing, alchemy, and provisioning, able to shape rawhide into medium armor, concoct healing potions, and cook items that increase maximum health and magicka recovery.
Anything that aids in combat is critical, as it's not a walk in the park. Marching up to a Sea Viper mercenary and clicking the left mouse button to attack without much strategy might work on a single enemy, but it usually won't against groups of two and especially three. Staying alive means knowing when to hold the button down for a strong attack, block with the right mouse button, interrupt any charge attacks with a block-smash, and dodge incoming attacks at the price of some stamina. It's important to create distance when you need to, sneaking and attacking from behind, and getting the first strike with a spell if you can. Dying doesn't cost much, just lost durability on armor and being forced to resurrect at the nearest wayshrine (or near your corpse at the cost of a soul gem), but it will still pressure you enough to make smart combat decisions.
The current shortcut bar only has room for five attacks, which hopefully will be expanded later, so placing skill points in the right skill trees matters significantly. Whether they're based on class, weapons, crafting, world magic, or guild, skills determine your archetype and choosing the right ones in the right situations can get you out of trouble, especially those with knockdown and stun capabilities. Most skills can also be transformed further into a more powerful version that adds more damage, effects, and power. With any luck, the developers will have a respec function due to the number of skills available, though they might need to balance it with console versions.
As mentioned earlier, I've only explored two islands of Tamriel (and half of the Isle of Summerset remains untapped), and at Level 12 I've already sunk close to twenty hours into it. The PvP remains unlocked at the moment and I haven't had much experience with grouping yet, but since Daniel now has a code, expect the next preview coming in about a week to shed some light on the multiplayer offering and mid-game content. The Elder Scrolls Online is expected to release on April 4, 2014 for PC and June 2014 on PS4 and Xbox One.