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I am a health and safety admin apprentice on the Crossrail project, my job role involves me collating stats that goes towards KPIs. As a health and safety apprentice I get the opportunity to interact with people of different level including engineers, site agent, project manager or health and safety manager. In order to get items close out as I receive positive intervention which is a platform for all operative on our project to provide suggestion to improve something, an observation or good practice- this mean I dedicate a lot of time to get these items closed out to a satisfactory level and one were the workforce is happy with. these issues can be simple or difficult or can encourage innovation and trying new things.
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I feel like a very valued member of team and the scores from the KPI does reflect my effort at work. I do receive recognition for my work. During my annual/month review my manager discuss how much I've developed and appreciate the work I do. I do get credit from the clients for my contribution towards the scores. All sort of chocolate treats!
5. How well organised/structured is your programme?
From the beginning of my apprenticeship I received all the support and resources I required and my manager was able to sit down with me and let me know what unit I will be able to accomplish. I was given an induction on the project and systems in place. there is a apprenticeship forum every 2 weeks and graduate apprentice and fellow apprentice ask were we are in our apprentice and how we are find the role and any support or mentoring is provided. the organiser of the meeting has also provided resources/diagrams on how to complete unit.
6a. How much support do you receive from your training provider?
my training provider I see every week in class and they support and provide material that goes towards completing the unit. They also ask us to present which helps with presentation skills. The tutor are also available on the phone and email, if were having trouble completing a unit we can contact them. We also have someone come from the college to check how we are doing at work.
6b. How much support do you receive from your employer?
I am provided with a lot of support from members outside my team and they are happy to explain anything that I am having difficulties with for example I wasn't sure on the amount of ventilation is required in a tunnel and he was able to let me know that it is a legal requirement.
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My salary is higher than most apprenticeship and all apprentice at any age get the same salary and it increases in your first year and once you complete the apprenticeship. I am very fortunate to live quite close to my workplace so I don't require public transport to commute to work.
8. Are there many opportunities outside of work?
There are a lot of different events available to network with other in the industry and this is arranged via my company. outside of work their are different leisure activities and courses available.
9. Would you recommend BBMV to a friend?
9b. Why?
Yes, good experience and learn new skills. It is a good way to secure a hob or gain the relevant skills to help you to do that role. Any missing qualification in English, IT or math this is also covered and you will be given lessons and a qualification.
10. What tips or advice would you give to others applying to BBMV?
If you are applying for an apprenticeship treat it like a real job interview, were you prepare for the job interview. Read up on the job and check the job role and what your getting yourself into. Ask as many question as you can and career options available.


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- Publisher :Korean Society of Soil Science and Fertilizer
- Publisher(Ko) :한국토양비료학회
- Journal Title :Korean Journal of Soil Science and Fertilizer
- Journal Title(Ko) :한국토양비료학회 학회지
- Volume : 52
- No :1
- Pages :20-28
- Received Date :2019. 01. 16
- Revised Date :2019. 02. 19
- Accepted Date : 2019. 02. 24
- DOI :https://doi.org/10.7745/KJSSF.2019.52.1.020


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Maverick Vinales said that he will need to adopt a different riding style during MotoGP races, as his current way of riding is heavily compromised while riding in traffic.
Vinales took pole position for the Qatar Grand Prix by nearly two tenths, yet he finished the race in a lowly seventh place after he was unable to recover from a poor opening lap.
The Spaniard's Yamaha bike severely lacked in terms of top speed compared to Honda and Ducati during the weekend, and Vinales was only able to compensate with strong corner speed.
However, Vinales explained that during the race that advantage disappeared as he was forced to take corners like his rivals did ahead of him.
"When I'm alone I can make the laptime, then when I am in the group it is really difficult, I have to ride completely different," said Vinales.
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"My ideal line is to brake straight and to lean the bike and make good speed corner and be very kind with the tyres when I open gas.
"When I am alone, I can do [that]. But with more riders battling, you have to close the line, you have to be with the other riders so I need to ride completely different.
"I am going deeper with the brakes, make attacking on the bike so I stress a lot the front and then I have to open full throttle really early and then I start to struggle.
"For one lap I can go really fast because I can just go around the track and make a lot of speed and I trust the bike, I trust the front and I can do it.
"But now it is time to improve also the braking area. We improved quite a lot, but not enough."
Vinales plans to simulate race conditions during practice in the next round in Argentina, to adopt a style that can make him more competitive in grands prix.
"I was using really different lines I was using all the weekend so in Argentina it is very important to try to simulate the lines on the race, fighting with the others.
"We know for one lap we are very fast, also when we are alone with our own rhythm we can be there but now the next step is to improve when we battle.
"It is the style the bike give me. Finally, to fight with them, we have to make this, so it is time to improve on that area."
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Katherine Kersten distorts truth about language of gay marriage amendment
There are many falsehoods in today's latest loony epistle from conservative school marm Katherine Kersten, not least of which is the notion that enemies of gay marriage are the ones who need to fear intimidation--as if gays were trying to whip the state into a frenzy to vote against the validity of heterosexual relationships.
But there is a particularly heinous act of obscuration that she commits when trying to explain why so-called "Defense of Marriage" amendments have passed in so many states where the citizens actually oppose banning gay marriage.
What is happening is that polls are telling the truth that legislators are hiding, and a lot of voters are getting fooled at the ballot box.
Which means the ban on gay marriage could pass here even though more than 50% of voters in Minnesota are actually against banning gay marriage.
Why do polls consistently fail to predict voters' behavior? There are several reasons. First, many polls use misleading language. They ask people if they want to "ban" same-sex marriage instead of using the amendment language that voters will actually encounter in the polling booth. (In our state, that language is: "Only a union of one man and one woman shall be valid or recognized as a marriage in Minnesota.")You'll notice that the language in the amendment can easily be misinterpreted. You could be voting to ban polygamous relationships as seen on the popular TV show Sister Wives. Or perhaps you don't realize all the power of the sentence is in "only" and you think it's a vote to affirm that the state should recognize your own longstanding marriage, especially when it comes to important issues like tax breaks.
So when a newspaper like the Star Tribune runs a poll asking readers if they approve of banning same-sex marriage, they are not obscuring the truth from their readers, they are revealing the truth that GOP legislators purposely tried to hide with misleading ballot language: this amendment has nothing to do with heterosexual marriage and everything to do with banning gay marriage.
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Fear Fair - 2017 Review
Overall Score - 9.5 / 10
Scare Factor - 9.5
Actors - 9
Visuals - 9.5
Value - 10
Gayle - So, this was my first visit here. I have been unable to come years prior due to scheduling conflicts, as much was the case this year...BUT...I cancelled some things and moved others around just to come. And was I glad I did! This place is super cool! It's pretty much an exact 2 hour drive from Cincinnati, and worth every minute. Pulling into the parking spot, people are greeted with an almost club-ish feel...flashing lights, fog, pumping music...tons of people in line dancing and chatting. Inside, this place is visually pretty incredible. It almost has this underground cavern feel until you exit the elevator. Each room you enter is spacious and very open, leaving visitors feeling quite vulnerable as actors can literally come from every direction! The props and scenes were so detailed, and realistic! Just some of my favorites were the electrified fence, (a great effect), as was the swamp, prison area, and the amazing village outside. So very well done! There were so many amazing actors here, and some quite freaky costumes, combined with the overall dynamic and energy of this haunt has now made this one a must see every year! I loved it so much, and had so much fun that I wanted to immediately walk back through! LOVED IT...and definitely worth the trip!
Teresa - I love Fear Fair! You feel like you're going into the middle of nowhere and you must be lost, but trust me, it is worth the trip to Seymour. It is in a warehouse district near an airport. You see the lights when you get close. A dee-jay was spinning some good creepy tunes with some party lights and fog effects. This provides ample entertainment for the line. I was a little disappointed to not see any roaming queue actors this year, but the zombie dee-jay is really all you need. This is one of the few attractions where you can experience a full-contact haunt. You have the option to carry a glow-stick if you don't want to be touched. No one in our group wanted one, we like to get up close and personal with our monsters! The line was quite long, and for an extra $10 you can skip the line. This is a good option if you're in a hurry. They have half price tickets for Halloween night too! You can have a group photo taken once you get inside, which makes a good souvenir. You start off by getting into an elevator which is supposed to take you to the 16th floor, but it goes very wrong! You wind up in this sub-level that looks like a cave. There are many memorable scenes here. One of my favorites is the swamp. There is also a really cool cemetery with some impressive props! New this year they built a set that looks like it is out of the movie, The Witch, complete with a Black Phillip-like character. It was a really impressive set, complete with barnyard smells. Some of the actors were really great! The zombies that kept trying to bite me were so creepy! And the Silent Hill section is still my favorite. It is staged so well! We saw Pyramid Head from a distance, which gave us plenty of time to dread what was coming. Then we saw one of the nurses, suspended along the wall. Yikes! We were walking along a fence, and Pyramid Head was following along the other side when he got me in the leg with his big knife through a hole in the fence! I definitely didn't see that coming! He grabbed the guy leading our group, which was awesome! The actors were so much fun. One grabbed me and made someone in my group pay to get me back. I was worth a whole nickel, by the way. Another guy was on a bungee cord and jumped right at us. Talk about jump scares! I was grabbed a few times, but it wasn't too aggressive. At the end, we were separated into guys and girls, with each going through a different door. Then there was a clever use of a 2-way mirror so you can see each other being terrified. I won't spoil the surprise though. I was also tagged in the neck with a chainsaw. This place will definitely get your adrenaline going! The one thing I missed from last year was the zombie attacks. That section is now the Witch set, but the zombies last year were more aggressive. We had lots of laughs when they ran out of their hiding spots and jumped on us! That being said, this is still one of my favorites and I look forward to seeing them build on it every year. This place is so much fun and worth every penny!
Paul - Who would guess that one of the best haunts in the region would be in a small town in the middle of nowhere Indiana?
Seymour, IN is a little town off of I-65, halfway between Indianapolis and Louisville, KY. The only thing I've ever really known about Seymour is that it's the hometown of John Mellencamp. Sorry John, but Fear Fair takes your spot as my favorite part of Seymour.
Fear Fair is located in a business park next to the small airport on the south side of town. The area is completely deserted during the haunt's operating hours, so if you think you're in the wrong place when you try to find it, just stick with your GPS and you'll get there. There aren't really any signs pointing to where you need to go, but when you get close you'll start to notice the flashing lights and hear the music from the DJ. You'll definitely know when you've arrived once you see what looks like a rave happening in front of you- even if you don't exactly know where to park. (We've been twice and just kind of park wherever we see other cars. I'm still not sure if they have an official parking area or not.)
Once you arrive, the tickets are sold out of a big military truck of some sort and are very reasonably priced. 20 bucks for normal admission or 30 for fast pass. There is no shortage of entertainment while you wait in line, with roaming actors, the lights and music from the DJ, and just good ol people watching. Inside of course is where the fun really begins.
The start of the haunt walks you through some underground caves where you come upon an elevator to make your way into the haunt itself. From then on it's a wild journey through horror after horror. There were some significant changes to the sets from last year, most notably the outside areas. There was an entire village built outside that you walk through. You'll meet zombies, hillbillies, doctors, nurses, witches, graveyard workers, bayou folk, and not one of them is happy to see you. My favorites were Pyramid Head and the floating fence girl in the Silent Hill scene, and the guy jumping off of the platform toward you then returning back to it way quicker than you'd think possible. Goat man, the weird nurses, and the stitcher were all super memorable as well. The plasma ball didn't work when we went through last year so it was awesome to see that too! Most of the actors there did a fantastic job in their roles. They rely on their roles to scare people rather than just hiding in a dark corner and jumping out at you.
Oh, and keep in mind that the actors are allowed to -and will- touch you as long as you don't have one of the optional new free glow sticks. Glow sticks (henceforth known as wussysticks) are for wusses, so you should avoid them at all costs. You're not a wuss are you? The touch experience made Fear Fair my favorite haunt of the year last year, but this year things seemed to be toned down a bit and I was barely touched at all even though I didn't have a wussystick. From some of the conversations we had with people there, it sounds like the wussysticks have made some of the actors hesitate a little more to touch you because they can't immediately tell if you have the wussystick or not. Some of the costumes are hard to see out of and people aren't usually holding them in the most obvious positions. This is the first year for the wussysticks and while they seem to be drawing more people (wusses) in than prior years, maybe there's a better way to distinguish the wusses from the awesome people who like the full-contact experience for next year. Is there something that's easier for the actors to see so they can determine who can be touched or not? Like a wussy glow necklace? Or a wussy glow diaper? Or a helmet?
There really weren't many places where I could offer suggestions for improvements. I'd say the area I mentioned above with the jumping platform guy could use some fog or a change in lighting to make his approach more dramatic, and the plague village could be broken down into a tighter path with more content. The village itself is awesome, I just think the scare factor could be improved with some more dividers to prevent seeing everything ahead and adding some more specific scenes. It seems like the walk to scare ratio was a bit softer than the rest of the haunt. I also didn't care for moving the merchandise stand into the ticket trailer. When we finished the haunt we all were interested in picking up some kind of souvenirs but we didn't want to wait through the ticket line again to do so.
Oh, and if Pyramid Head could go ahead and take care of all of the wussy people, that would be great too.
Overall, Fear Fair is still one of my favorite haunts I've been to. Quality sets, highly convincing actors, action all over, and scares galore. It's still high on my list of recommendations whenever someone asks me what haunts they should visit, and I'm already excited to see what they bring for next year."
Todd - Fear Fair is a prime example of what immense creativity, high attention to detail and thinking outside the box can accomplish. This was our second year visiting this haunt. For us, it's a two hour drive through no man's land to get to. There's nothing else around and yet we eagerly make this 4 hour round trip JUST to go through. Here's why you should too:
Fear Fair feels as if it refuses to conform. Of course, conformity in the haunt business is an oxymoron in itself, however, much of it is refreshingly original. First off, if you've never been and you follow your GPS (you'll need it), you'll think you've arrived at some sort of outdoor rave. From the street you'll see nothing but a mass of people in front of a second story stage emitting fog and neon lights. You'll hear bass drops and upbeat tempos from modern and classic pop music. You'll think to yourself, "Is this it?" It is.
Both times we've attended Fear Fair, the line was incredibly long. While this is not surprising, the crowd never appears to mind. The music and live entertainment creates a buzz of energy, people are dancing and singing along...it's like a pre-show party.
On to the haunt. Fear Fair is a touch haunt**. Last year, it was extreme as hell. I vividly recall 3 people at one time trying to pull me down to the ground. It wasn't too aggressive in nature (no getting slammed against walls, etc), but in this case, the zombies were really trying to get me. This year, the touching was toned down drastically in comparison. This in itself doesn't really make the haunt and less appealing; it was just a little disappointing since last year was so memorable because of that. Now - if you think, "Oh, well, it must not be too bad then" - don't get me wrong. There's still enough contact to make the average person uncomfortable. We're used to pretty extreme conditions so for us, it felt a bit more tame than last year.
**This year Fear Fair has added a no-touch option for the weak-willed. If you insist on not being touched, a glow stick will be provided to you which signals the actors to old back. It's your responsibility to ensure it is displayed at all times.
In my opinion, Fear Fair excels in its environments. The scenes are fantastic, well constructed and very detailed. My personal favorite is without a doubt the Silent Hill area. If you're familiar with the games or movies, you're sure to recognize the ambiance and characters within. It is nailed down to a "T"! Pyramid Head is the star of the area, standing at an impressive 9 feet (?). He wields his iconic long sword and he's not afraid to use it. He grabbed me by the neck again. It was fantastic.
A large addition this year was the Salem-esque county village featuring witches and the falsely accused. Its a large area with small, roofed structures to walk around and through. The plague doctor was very cool (google it if you don't know what the mask looks like). There were a few things about this area to me that left me wanting more. First, the actors. Some were good but others either lacked energy or felt out of place. The witch didn't come across as threatening at all. The falsely accused women did a great job but the true witch was more like ""hahaha I'm the witch and I'll get you""...in a non-Wizard of Oz way. She's the star of this area so there should be some heft to that role. There was also one random villager that was pleading for help in the most effortless way possible.
The area in general was very cool looking. The new little hut structures are awesome but it felt a little too spaced out in some areas - primarily in the "acrobatic" room where a guy affixed to bungee ropes lunges off a platform , jumping right towards you. It was a very original scare tactic but would have been much cooler if the room was fogged a bit so we couldn't see him as soon as we walked in.
Fear Fair offers many other scenes including a fun Saw-styled area where your group may be split up as well as one of the (if not THE) best cemeteries I've seen.
This haunt also has some of the most effective jump scares around. The timing and positioning of both actors and props alike were spot on and even got me a few times, which is rare. Many of the walking areas are cramped, leaving you nowhere to run...just the way they like it.
Overall Fear Fair is well worth your drive, wait and money. It's original, engaging and a LOT of fun.
Netherworld - 2017 Review
Overall Score - 9 / 10
Scare Factor - 9
Actors - 7
Visuals - 10
Value - 10
Teresa - Netherworld in Atlanta has been on my bucket list for quite a few years now. I expected the sets to look professional, but this blew away my expectations. Outside, there were a number of things to see, and people who weren't actively waiting in line were wandering around, taking advantage of the myriad photo opportunities. The lines moved very fast. There were characters (like The Collector who you've seen on the billboards as the ""face"" of Netherworld) working their way through the crowds, scaring people here, posing with them there. They had the largest gift shop I've ever seen at a haunt, full of fun decor and memorabilia. There was also a machine you could use to see people going through Primal Scream and control props to scare them. We bought the Speed Pass, which is about $20 more than the regular tickets. We walked right into both haunts, no waiting. We were told the considerable line would roughly take about 30-40 minutes, which really isn't bad. The first haunt we went in was Primal Scream. I have never been to a haunt like this one. I knew there would be some professional sets and props, but the sets and sheer number of props were staggering. You go through a maze of rooms, each leading into the next. Every inch is decorated. I have never seen this many animatronics in one place. And they were used so well! The noise, sound effects, and music covered any noises the props may have made when operating. And they reset fast! They went off for the first couple of people in our group, then reset and went off again getting the last couple. I think it helps that the area is somewhat confined, so the people in the rear don't see them when they first go off. That's not to say that there aren't some very tall scenes and props. I pointed to some creepy things way over our heads a couple of times. The lighting was very impressive. There weren't a lot of actors, but the costumes were phenomenal and they were like living props. Some even flew overhead! They grabbed for you, but there wasn't any contact. They did a great job with jump scares. The girls in the back of our group were terrified the whole time. There were some unique scenes, like one that made it seem you were on a capsized pirate ship with sea creatures around you. There were falling and collapsing walls. There were several air tunnels, one which inflated while I was in the middle of it. There were a couple of times that we could see another group of people, but we never really caught up to any or had them catch up to us. I find that very impressive with as fast as the line was moving. Primal Scream is a long haunt. I kept expecting to round a corner and see the exit. It just went on forever. I went through the whole thing with mouth agape. This is something you just have to see to believe. It wasn't the scariest one I've been to (although the girls in the back of our group would beg to differ), but visually it is absolutely stunning and so much fun! Like a playground for people who love creepy things!
The second haunt is called Mr. Grendel's Funhouse of Horrors. I figured this would be a pretty standard 3D Clown maze. Again, I was blown away! This is what all the other clown attractions should be! The 3D glasses really made the rooms crazy! The lighting was fun and the effects were awesome. It was like being in a creepy funhouse! And Mr. Grendel and his clown friends are horrifying! I've never seen a better funhouse anywhere. I was disappointed to turn in my glasses, but it wasn't quite over. After we exited, we noticed foam and bubbles floating around everywhere. We were then herded into another section of haunt and told to keep to the right. I went in, thinking I'd be wading through foam, but it was filling the entire space! You couldn't see anything! It was wet and claustrophobic. I finally felt my way through and back out and as my group re-formed, we couldn't stop laughing. We were all covered head to toe in foam. We laughed and snapped a few selfies. This was such a fun and unique experience. It was well worth the money. I just wish I could go through a couple more times. There was just to much to see! By the way, this is their last year at the Norcross location. They will moving to a new location next year. I hope I can make it to Atlanta to check it out!
Paul - Netherworld is a haunt in the Atlanta, GA area that is widely regarded as one of the scariest haunts in the country. We recently had the opportunity to visit and it was an experience we won't forget.
Our group of three went to the haunt on a Sunday night. We purchased SpeedPasses so we could skip the line, which were a bit on the expensive at $55 each, but not hugely more expensive that most haunts we've been to. We've been to so many haunts where the lines can break 3 hours, we decided the SpeedPass option was probably best.
When we pulled up to the haunt we were waved into a lot where we were charged $10 for parking. This apparently has become a practice that the Netherworld people don't care for but there isn't anything they can do about it. Their on-site free lot is rather small and quickly runs out of space. This is their last year at this particular location and while I didn't ask, I'm thinking the new location will have substantial amounts of free parking.
The property itself is along Interstate 85 on the Northeast side of Atlanta. It's a commercial area full of warehouse-type businesses which all seemed to be closed during the hours of the haunt. There is a searchlight scanning the sky to help you find it. On the walk down the road to the haunt we noticed a bunch of foamy bubbles floating around, which was a little strange, but just figured it was something else to draw people in. Once you get to the property you quickly start to become immersed in the Netherworld experience. There are animatronics everywhere, multiple scenes set up outside for picture opportunities, lots of roaming actors, and it's all minimally lit. There was a pretty substantial line outside so we figured our choice of buying the skip the line passes was probably a good one. We walked around checking everything out and taking pictures, then decided it was time to go in.
There are two attractions at Netherworld: Primal Fear and Mr Grendel's Funhouse of Horrors. We started with Primal Fear.
Primal Fear is absolutely the most intense non-contact haunt I've ever been through. It's the best example of sensory overload that a haunt has given me. The sets are unbelievably detailed, they have non-stop action, perfect lighting, and the audio was on-point. Your senses are assaulted from every direction the whole way through and you really need to go through a few times to be able to take in just how much they've packed into the building. It's completely disorienting and I was immensely impressed with the entire experience. There were quite a few elements I saw that were the big scares at other haunts that Primal Fear had multiples of, and a bunch of unique ones that hadn't seen at other haunts at all. There were things dropping from above, coming up from below, squeezing you in from the sides, and with the way everything was constructed you couldn't see any of it coming while the group in front of you went through.
Mr Grendel's Funhouse of Horrors had me walking in not expecting much. I've been through several clown-themed attractions before, and when we got to the entrance and realized they were passing out 3D glasses I was a little bummed. Every 3D clown thing I've been through has been a let-down- until this one.
This haunt is the gold standard on how a clown haunt should be, especially the 3D aspect of it. There were 3D effects throughout the entire thing, with perfect lighting, huge quantities of content, very unique clown costumes/makeup, and some fantastic special effects. There were a couple of spots where there was some sort of 3D projector running that made it seem like the brick floor was falling away from underneath you, and one of the longest spinning tunnels I've been through. Other haunts doing clown themed attractions should take a trip to Netherworld to see how good one can really be.
When we finished with Mr Grendel's, we discovered where the foamy bubbles we saw when we were walking in were coming from- the foam room. There's a person at the exit of Mr Grendel's who guides you into a room that's FULL of foam. Literally floor to ceiling foam. It's probably only 15 feet long or so, but you can't see anything. I've never gone through anything like that and it was just another piece of the Netherworld puzzle that made it such a fantastic experience. You don't have to go through the foam room but you really should. Just keep in mind you'll be a little wet once you come out.
A few observations I had that really differentiate Netherworld from the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana region haunts I'm used to:
1. The animatronics are extremely well-done and they're EVERYWHERE. They have them in almost every scene and the actors work alongside them to make them even better. A lot of haunts will just buy/make an animatronic of some sort and throw it in their building, but these folks fully implement and theme every one of them perfectly into every scene.
2: The actors aren't as critical to the experience. This isn't to say the actors weren't good, but they aren't as integral to the haunt as they are in most. There are tons of them, they give some good scares, and their costumes are excellent, but there really weren't any who had dialogue at all. Pretty much any person could play any part with minimal instruction. I have mixed feelings on this. On one hand, the actors are what make a lot of haunts. If you have a few actors in a haunt who really sell their role, they can make for an extremely memorable experience. On the other hand, if you're counting on that actor to make the experience, that actor usually is really engaging and keeps each group for a few minutes, which slows down the flow of customers. Plus, if for some reason that actor can't get to work one night, it turns a great haunt into a run-of-the-mill attraction. With the number of people they're getting through Netherworld a night, the limited actor interaction is probably the best choice.
3: They pump A LOT of people through this haunt every night. Most haunts have gap of several minutes from group to group, where Netherworld is pushing another group of people through about every minute or so. The most impressive part of it to me was that we still rarely saw any other groups, which also kept us from being able to see the surprises in scenes as they scared the groups in front of us. ZERO spoilers, which was unbelievable for a haunt of this size. We never fully caught up to the group in front of us, and we only saw the group behind us once. I'm VERY impressed that they're able to pull that off as well as they do. That also meant that the huge queue we saw when we got there didn't take 3+ hours at all, it was actually closer to 45 minutes. I'd probably re-think the SpeedPass option for next time unless we were going on a Friday or Saturday night.
If you're in Atlanta or are passing through any time they're open, you need to experience Netherworld. Even though our rating categories don't give it the highest rating we've had, It's a haunt I'll never forget and I'm going to make it a point to try to return again as often as possible. They're moving to their new home in the Stone Mountain area of Atlanta for next year, so maybe that'll give me a good excuse to make it back in 2018!
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Something for all the WindowMaker fans out there (all 12 of you :P).
This theme is actually almost 2 years old now, but I only just got around to posting it. I think it's still pretty easy on the eyes, but I've been working on some others that I'll hopefully post soon. WMaker is still my favorite window manager, but it is in dire need of some love in the themes department.
To make this look like the screenshot, you'll probably want the Ubuntu title font installed, and it looks best with a gtk/Qt theme with colors close to the default Polyester theme for KDE3. See the included .lsm file for further details.
Update: I should mention that all artwork (apart from the wallpaper) was made in
GIMP and put together with wmakerconf. The wallpaper is by paninaro at
opendesktop.org, and is released under the Artistic 2.0 License. I just picked a
generic wallpaper since I suspect most people will just change it anyway. A more appropriate one can be found by Googling for "icestorm9bm". I would rather have used it, but I couldn't find license or copyright info.


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Proposed Branford ordinance banning fracking waste slated for approval
Information session to be held Friday
BRANFORD >> As a state agency continues to rewrite regulations governing the possible importation of waste from hydraulic fracturing for natural gas, Branford officials are scheduled to approve an ordinance that would prohibit fracking waste from being used within town limits.
In February, the Representative Town Meeting discussed a proposed ordinance that would ban any waste generated in the process of hydraulic fracturing — either liquid or solid — from being used for any purpose within the town's perimeters.
Hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking, is the process by which oil and natural gas are released from shale deposits deep in the earth. Fracking involves drilling wells and injecting a combination of water, chemicals and sand into the earth to release the natural gas.
Branford's proposed ordinance seeks to ban wastewater from "manmade fluid-driven techniques for the purpose of stimulating oil, natural gas, or other subsurface hydrocarbon production." The town's proposed ordinance also prohibits the storage, disposal or use of fracking waste or any by-products within the town.
The transport of waste materials through Branford, however, still would be permitted if the proposed ordinance passes, since Interstate 95 runs through the town and the municipality has no legal authority to ban transport along the highway.
Since the ordinance was first proposed, Chris Sullivan, minority leader of the RTM, said he has received bipartisan support from members of the committee. On Friday, a public information session will be held at 7 p.m. at Fire Department headquarters, 45 N. Main St., where Sullivan and Jen Siskind of Food & Water Watch, an advocacy group that opposes fracking, will discuss the importance of the ordinance and dangers of fracking waste.
"We want to be the most protective of our town citizens, our town (Department of Public Works) staff and our natural resources," Sullivan said.
If Branford were to approve the ordinance, Sullivan said, the town would be the fifth municipality to enact such a regulation in anticipation of the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection's decision to rewrite the state laws concerning the possible importation of fracking waste. The towns of Washington, Coventry, Mansfield and Portland have all imposed their own laws banning fracking waste.
New proposed regulations for how the state will monitor the movement and usage of the waste in Connecticut are due between July 1, 2017, and July 1, 2018, according to Connecticut's Fracking Waste Moratorium.
Connecticut's Fracking Waste Moratorium defines fracking as the use of drilling and injection of materials to extract natural gas. Fracking waste generated from oil extraction is not included in the moratorium.
The moratorium calls for the DEEP to rewrite regulations for handling fracking waste and to begin to classify the waste materials as hazardous when they contain toxic materials. Fracking waste is only allowed into the state in small amounts — totaling less than 330 gallons — for researching how to treat, store or dispose of the material, but only if DEEP grants a permit, according to the act.
While DEEP has more than a year to rewrite the regulations, Sullivan said he hopes that if the proposed Branford ordinance passes it has the ability to influence officials at the state level to follow the town's lead.
"There is also the secondary goal of, we would like to let state regulators know that this is something that is important to the citizens of our town and we would like them to be on our side of the issue when they do draft their regulations," he said.
During a Sept. 20 Rules and Ordinances Committee meeting, a draft of the ordinance banning fracking waste in town was unanimously approved.
After the public information session on Friday night, the RTM is scheduled to vote on the proposed ordinance during its meeting Oct. 12 at 8 p.m. at Fire Department headquarters.
New Haven Register reporter Anna Bisaro contributed to this report. Sam Norton can be reached at 203-680-9906.


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Fat Absorption (脂肪吸着 Shibō Kyūchaku?)[1] is a Quirk used by Fat Gum.
This Quirk grants Fat Gum's body fat the ability to adhere to any objects that enter in contact with it, causing them to sink into his body afterward.[2] It also provides a high degree of protection, making him very resistant to blades and bullets. With Fat Absorption, Fat Gum is an expert in capturing villains.[1]
This Quirk also allows him to absorb the energy from enemies' attacks and then release it in a singular attack; however, containing the energy requires him to burn his fat, which weakens his defense.[3]
As a prerequisite for this Quirk to work, Taishiro requires to gain extra mass by conventional means, or eating, in other words.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 My Hero Academia Manga: Chapter 134 (p. 8).
- ↑ My Hero Academia Manga: Chapter 132 (p. 12).
- ↑ My Hero Academia Manga: Chapter 143 (p. 10-11).
External Links
- Fat - Wikipedia article about the nutrient that composes Fat Gum's Quirk.
- Adsorption - Wikipedia article about the process Fat Gum's Quirk revolves around.


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On 10/12/2009 06:28 PM, Adam Pribyl wrote:
On Mon, 12 Oct 2009, Harald Hoyer wrote:On 10/09/2009 10:20 PM, Adam Pribyl wrote:This is my first time I was forced to "hand use" dracut, because initramfs build by kernel install does not work (due to kexec-tool bug). But I was surprised by few thinks: 1. dracut accepts as a kernel version non existing kernel name and builds the initramfs - this is really crazy (there are some warnings, but it tooks a bit of time before first "File does not exist".)You are right.. will add a precheck.Thanks.2. dracut initramfs build takes ages compared to mkinitrdDoes it really matter? How often do you build an initramfs per week?Well... speed allways mathers. I am not using it daily today, but remember the time when I was looking for proper module preload configuration for some rare scsi device and was building it very often. I am under impression that with every kernel build you need to regenerate initramfs, to have correct modules loaded on next reboot.. and this I was used to do very often. Then every delay counts.
edit /etc/dracut.conf and enable the hostonly option, then you will have a fast initramfs build, as well as smaller images.
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Protect the Forest has taken the initiative for an appeal which calls for withdrawal of Sveaskog's logging plans in the natural forest at Njuonniesvarrie, near Sorsele in northern Sweden.
In a letter to the state-owned and FSC-certified company Sveaskog, the County Administrative Board and the Swedish Forest Agency, the NGO's state:
"We call on Sveaskog to take back its planned loggings of over 100 hectares of forest". The letter has been sent earlier this month and is signed by representatives from nine NGOs, such as the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation (SSNC), Protect the Forest and Climate Action.
It is also important to protect the forest from logging for social and cultural reasons because there are few remaining natural forests left near Sorsele, most of them have already been clear-cut in all directions. Over 45 000 people have signed a petition against Sveaskog's loggings of natural forests, such as the forest at Njuonniesvarrie in the campaign "Vår Skog" (Our Forest) carried out by several Swedish NGOs during 2018-2019. Over 40 species with conservation values have been found at Njuonniesvarrie, of which 27 species are red-listed. These species were registered during an inventory by the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation of Sorsele.
The NGOs state:
"It is completely unacceptable that Sveaskog's logging plans remain in the absolute hotspot of the forest (A22699-2016) where there are finds of the endangered fungi Antrodia infirma and several other red-listed species".
According to the Swedish Species Information Centre, forestry is the greatest threat for most of the species found in Njuonniesvarrie, here are some examples:
Antrodia infirma (EN) indicates old natural forest. Known locations must be protected and excluded from forestry.
Haploporus odorus (VU) an indicator species which grows where there are old goat willows and areas with high conservation values. All locations where Haploporus odorus is found should be protected.
Antrodia albobrunnea (VU) is a species which indicates natural pine forest with high conservation values. To maintain viable populations large areas need to be protected.
Phlebia mellea (VU) indicates old-growth forest and spruce forests with high and even humidity. Very sensitive about impacts from forestry. Its biotopes should be left for free development.
Laurilia sulcata (VU) indicates old-growth forest and demands untouched spruce forest. Its locations should not be clear-cut and it is sensitive to forestry in its surroundings.
Chaenothecopsis fennica (NT) needs old dead pine trees. Very limited expansion outside the Nordic countries, therefore these countries have responsibility to preserve it. Forestry where it grows or nearby should be avoided.
Pseudographis pinicola (NT) lives in old-growth-like spruce forest with high and even humidity. Populations where Pseudographis pinicola are found should be treated as woodland key habitats and not clear-cut.
The Swedish Society for Nature Conservation in Sorsele has informed the Swedish Forest Agency several times about Njuonniesvarrie's high conservation values but the Swedish Forest Agency has still not carried out a woodland key habitat inventory of the forest. There is also an unfinished FSC complaint concerning Njuonniesvarrie. Sveaskog should wait for the outcome of this before they do anything at all, states Protect the Forest.
By Kristina Bäck
The state-owned and FSC-certified forest company Sveaskog has built a road through the natural forest at Gijmiesgielas in the reindeer grazing land of Maskaure Sami village in Arjeplog's municipality. The forest has high conservation values and holds the same class as a woodland key habitat. Leif Lundberg from Maskaure Sami village, Björn Mildh and Johanna Nilsson from The Swedish Society for Nature Conservation (SSNC) have written an open letter to Sveaskog questioning the road:
"Dear Anette, Jenny and Fredrik,Some words about the new road which Sveaskog has built through the natural forest at Gijmiesgielas in the reindeer grazing land of Maskaure Sami village. The road does not follow the decided route which can be seen on the map at The Swedish Forest Agency's map site. Sveaskog had noticed that the original route was planned to go through a woodland key habitat and the company has therefore "corrected" the route of the road.
The Swedish Forest Agency has not made a field visit in the forest, which they should have done instead of just accepting Sveaskog's map sketch. It was of course correct of the company not to build the road through the woodland key habitat. But the question is if the damage would have been less if Sveaskog had followed the original route.
Sveaskog knew just what they wanted.
The road was built in a forest which is in the same class as a woodland key habitat, a forest which Sveaskog is planning to clear-cut. The forest is already planned for logging and the transport road is ready:
This was implemented before a consultation with the Sami village had taken place. How was it now- Sveaskog has assured us that there is "equality and respect for businesses on both sides"?
The Sami village has subsequently said no to the forest being logged, both during Sveaskog's consultancy and field visit. Expressed in clear text to Sveaskog- the road at Gijmiesgielas should never have been built. The natural forests there are both important reindeer grazing land and hold the same class as woodland key habitats.
Maskaure Sami-village's no to logging should be respected!
Kind regards,
Björn Mildh, member of The Swedish Society for Nature Conservation (SSNC)Leif Lundberg, from Maskaure Sami villageJohanna Nilsson, member of SSNC in Luleå"
The conference, which is organised by Wild Europe, comes at a critical moment with opportunity to influence policy on old growth forest & wilderness habitats in Europe.
Date And Time: Wed, Nov 20, 2019, 8:00 AM – Thu, Nov 21, 2019, 6:00 PM CET
Location: Hotel Tatra, 5 Námestie 1. mája, 811 06 Staré Mesto, Slovakia
The conference deals with challenges facing wilderness and old growth forest and has two main objectives: • To produce new initiatives aimed at strengthening the protection agenda and supporting larger scale ecological restoration, on the 10th anniversary of Wild Europe's involvement in the 2009 EU Parliamentary Resolution on wilderness, passed by a massive and enduring 538 vote mandate • To determine and develop next steps for the old growth forest protection strategy, building on the projects initiated with the 550,000 euro raised since Wild Europe's Brussels conference in 2017
The conference is held against a background where destruction and degradation of habitat in Europe is worsening even in supposedly protected areas, illegal and inappropriate logging is widespread and there are growing challenges from climate change, and political indifference.
Equally there are significant positive opportunities to be secured from new national initiatives and effective use of a nature enterprise funding agenda. Additionally the EU 2030 Biodiversity Strategy, a New Green Deal, guidelines for the new European Commission – all to be determined in the next few months with impact on EU and non-EU states alike.
Rebecka le Moine, Member of the Swedish Parliament (the Green Party) will give a talk on 'Best practice for wildness in European state forests: examples for replication' during the conference.
More information on the programme here.
More information on Wild Europe here.
Forest landscape in Transylvania. Photo: Bergadder (Pixabay, CCO Commons)
Following the killings of the two forest rangers Liviu Pop and Raducu Gorcioaia, who were out investigating illegal logging, Protect the Forest and 45 other NGOs wrote to Romania's Presidency and incoming Government. The NGOs call on them to publicly condemn the recent killings of the forest rangers.
The NGOs also call for a thorough and unbiased investigation to be carried out into both cases in order to identify those responsible and to bring them to justice. Steps must be taken to ensure that not only are those who work to defend forests and the environment provided with adequate legal protections, but that those protections are consistently enforced in practice.
Finally, CSOs urge the Romanian Government to take concrete action to dismantle the Romanian 'timber mafia' network, and to strengthen and ensure compliance with legislation relating to forest protection and biomass sustainability.
Read the open letter from the 46 NGOs here.
Sign petition to demand justice for killed forest ranger Liviu Pop in Romania (via WeMove.EU) here.
Sign petition to protect Romania's last old-growth forests (via YouMove.EU) here.
Watch film clips and documentary about the valuable forests in Romania and illegal logging (via EuroNature Foundation) here.
Read WWF's 'Illegal Logging in Romania Turns Violent: Second Forest Ranger in a Month Murdered" here.
The FSC-certified and state-owned company Sveaskog continues to plan loggings in old-growth forests which are important reindeer grazing lands of the Maskaure Sami village in Arjeplog's municipality. Sveaskog will not openly publish its nature value assessment of the forest of Biellovare, which is planned for logging. Leif Lundberg from Maskaure Sami village, Björn Mildh and Johanna Nilsson from The Swedish Society for Nature Conservation (SSNC) have written an open letter to Sveaskog. They ask Sveaskog if the company's nature value assessments are of such low quality that they can't be shown?
Here is the open letter to Sveaskog:
"Dear Anette, Fredrik and Jenny,Sveaskog continues to log old natural forests, which are important reindeer grazing lands for Maskaure Sami village, even though the Sami village has said no to logging. At the same time Sveaskog refuses to show its nature value assessments concerning the forest at Biellovare, although we have asked for a written report time and again (Leif Lundberg Maskaure Sami village and Björn Mildh SSNC):". . will not send any written nature value assessment. ." (Answer from Sveaskog in a letter 11.10.2019).
Are Sveaskog's assessments of such low quality that they can't be shown? The natural forest at Biellovare:http://www.norrbotten.snf.se/wordpress/sveaskog-redovisa-er-naturvardesbedomning-biellovare/
Sveaskog has the great self-confidence to carry out its own nature value assessments internally. In that case no forest which is a reindeer grazing pasture should be cut down as the assessment is held secret. Especially since the Sami village in question has said no to logging and has asked for a written report. Sveaskog's secrecy and refusal strides against the general conception of justice.
How many times should this have to be said to a company which has FSC-certified its forestry and has "openness" as its keyword?
Sveaskog, please be open and publish your nature value assessment of the forest at Biellovare!!
Kind regards, Leif Lundberg, Maskaure Sami villageJohanna Nilsson, member of the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation in LuleåBjörn Mildh, member of the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation"
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Audentia Award
The award, a cash prize of 30 000 euros, has been instigated by Eurimages alongside a raft of other measures to promote greater gender equality in the European film industry.
Audentia – meaning "courage" and "bravery" in Latin – reflects two vital qualities for any woman wishing to pursue a career in film directing. With the Audentia Award, Eurimages intends to celebrate women who have had the courage to make that choice, by giving their work greater visibility and inspiring other women to follow in their footsteps.
The statuette of the first prize (see left) designed by artist Ewa Rossano.
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Audentia Award by year Audentia Award by year
Best female director
- Natalija Yefimkina (Garage People) - Sarajevo Film Festival
Best female director
- Mia Engberg (Lucky One) - Göteborg Film Festival
Best female director
- Aäläm-Wärqe Davidian (Fig Tree) - Toronto Film Festival
Best female director
- Valérie Massadian (Milla) - Locarno Film Festival
Best female director
- Anca Damian (The Magic Mountain) - Istanbul Film Festival
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