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Good dental health is about more than a great smile. There's a clear medical connection between dental health and your overall health. Our Dental plan encourages preventive and diagnostic dental care and provides coverage for basic and major dental care as well as orthodontia services.
Baker Hughes offers one Dental plan, which includes basic and major services, along with orthodontia coverage for children up to age 19. Click here to see the Dental plan chart.
If you are enrolling in Dental plan coverage for the first time in 2019, you will receive an ID card. Anyone who enrolls in Dental coverage for 2020 - even if for the first time - will not receive an ID card. As of 2020, Cigna will no longer issue ID cards.
If you use a dental provider who participates in the Cigna PPO network, you may pay less for care. Network dentists agree to accept predetermined fees for services, which are usually discounted from typical charges.
If you are new to Cigna, you can find Dental plan provider here. If you already are a Cigna member, you can find a Dental plan provider here.
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Brownsville Historical Association
The mission of the Brownsville Historical Association is to preserve, educate, and promote the history, heritage, and cultural arts of Brownsville, Texas and its environs through exhibitions, educational programs, publications, cultural events, and archival collections.
Brownsville Metro
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Brownsville Sports Park
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Chamber of Commerce
The Brownsville Chamber of Commerce is a member driven business organization whose principal mission is to advance the business interests of its members through advocacy, leadership and business-building initiatives.
Charro Days Fiesta
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Convention & Visitors' Bureau
Find out why it is always a celebration here!
Gladys Porter Zoo
The Gladys Porter Zoo is a visitor-oriented zoological and botanical park, dedicated to the preservation of nature through education, conservation and research.
Mitte Cultural District
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Palo Alto Battlefield National Park
The battlefield of Palo Alto is much more than just a scene of conflict. Come and learn more about the history of this battlefield.
Sabal Palm Sanctuary
GSF was established in Brownsville in 1947 by Texas Southmost College Biology Professor Barbara T. Warburton. In 1983, Mrs. Warburton along with former students and local volunteers formally incorporated GSF as a registered 501(c)3 foundation.
Sombrero Festival
Founded in 1986 to enhance the spirit of Charro Days, Sombrero Festival is now the largest event in Cameron County, TX and benefits multiple non-profit organizations and causes throughout the community.

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Do You Have The Mindset For Success?
When you have big goals for yourself, like the goal of taking responsibility for your health and wellbeing and committing to living a healthy lifestyle, it involves more than just changing how you eat or starting an exercise regime. You are a multifaceted being and all parts of you, mind, body, and spirit, need to be involved.
Whether you are a new vegan or you've been at this a while, if you leave any one piece out of the process you are much more likely to fall back to your previous unhealthy ways. You'll have a harder time staying on the less traveled path of eating plant-based and turning your back on the unhealthy behaviors the current society tells us are normal and desirable.
That's why I believe that a wholistic approach to lifestyle change is the way to success. It's why I've created my 1-on-1 and group coaching programs based on the Four Pillars of success to guide you in creating a healthy lifestyle that fits your personal needs and adapts to your life and challenges. If this sounds like something that would help you click here to sign up for a free 60-minute mini session with me to find out what's keeping you stuck and how help you stop struggling and start thriving as a vegan.
Today, in this video, I'm talking about the mind and spirit part of you. I share what I do to start my day off in a way that helps to keep me pointed in the direction of fulfilling my ori, my purpose. It's what I do to make sure I'm not derailed and distracted by the things in the world that could cause me to feel like just giving up and eating a hamburger and crawling back into bed.
Now I'd like to hear from you. How do you start your day? What can/do you do to keep yourself inspired and committed to walking that less traveled path? Leave a comment below and share your story.
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1295 South Park Victoria Drive
Milpitas, CA 95035
If you need gum disease treatment, Fremont area gum disease dentist, Dr. Shoker offers extensive experience. Unhealthy gums can be a risk factor for more serious health problems if not treated promptly.
Our professional team will assess your situation and create a personalized treatment plan. We're committed to your life-long healthy gums and teeth.
For patients who need wisdom tooth removal in the Fremont area, Dr. Devinder Shoker can help. If your wisdom tooth are impacted or need to be extracted, you can trust our highly trained professional team.
Your comfort and long-term oral health are our first concerns. We're committed to providing you with the gentle and skilful care you deserve.
Friendly, caring family dentistry in the Fremont, California area is available at Dr. D.S. Shoker, D.D.S, Inc.. Our team strives to make you and your family feel comfortable during your appointment. Devinder Shoker, D.D.S. wants to help you and your family maintain your oral health now and for years to come. You'll love visiting our comfortable setting where personalized customer service still matters.
Here at Dr. D.S. Shoker, D.D.S, Inc., your comfort is our number one priority. We will do our utmost to put you at ease and keep you feeling relaxed and secure. Under the experienced leadership of Dr. Devinder Shoker, our dedicated team of professionals is at your service to explain your treatment thoroughly and answer any questions you may have.
There are a variety of payment options available to our valued patients. Dr. D.S. Shoker, D.D.S, Inc. accepts debit cards, credit cards, checks and cash, and even offers convenient monthly payment plans for those who qualify. Call our Fremont area dental office today to discuss the right financial options for you.
10430 S. De Anza Blvd., Suite 120
Cupertino, CA 95014
Dr. Michael Bouzid at his Cupertino area dental implants practice offers extensive experience restoring your dental implant crown.
Our dedicated team uses state-of-the-art materials and techniques for stability and longevity. You'll enjoy the comfort and confidence of natural-looking teeth.
For comfortable tooth cleaning in the Cupertino, California area, Dr. Michael Bouzid is known for having a gentle touch. The friendly team at Michael Bouzid, D.D.S provides dental hygiene treatments for a whiter smile.
Maintaining good dental hygiene is the foundation for healthy teeth and gums. We're committed to helping you have a lifetime of oral health.
For comfortable dental hygiene treatment in the Cupertino, California area, Dr. Michael Bouzid is known for having a gentle touch. The friendly team at Michael Bouzid, D.D.S provides teeth cleaning for a whiter smile.
Maintaining good dental hygiene is the foundation for healthy teeth and gums. We're committed to helping you have a lifetime of oral health.
If you need gum disease treatment, Cupertino area gum disease dentist, Dr. Bouzid offers extensive experience. Unhealthy gums can be a risk factor for more serious health problems if not treated promptly.
Our professional team will assess your situation and create a personalized treatment plan. We're committed to your life-long healthy gums and teeth.
Michael Bouzid, D.D.S is a trusted Cupertino area NTI-tss plus provider. Our highly-trained team fit you with a custom bite guard designed to relieve headaches and migraines caused by jaw clenching during sleep.
Each person is unique. Our experienced team will provide you with the individualized care you deserve for your situation.
1688 Willow St. Suite A-1
San Jose, CA 95125
TodaysDentistry is a trusted San Jose area dental implants practice providing natural-looking, comfortable tooth replacement. We make it our mission to use a gentle touch during the process.
We hold ourselves to the highest standards to replace missing teeth and provide you with natural-looking results. Our goal is to restore your confidence and your bright, healthy smile.
If you're looking for dentures that look great and last, look no further than TodaysDentistry located in the San Jose, CA area. Peter LEE, D.D.S. will assess your needs and fit you with durable, comfortable, natural-looking dentures - at a price you can afford.
San Jose area cosmetic dentist Peter LEE, D.D.S. has extensive experience creating beautiful smiles. They're one of the first things people notice about you.
Our professional team will be happy to discuss your aesthetic dentistry options. The attractive results you'll get from TodaysDentistry can change your life!
For a quality porcelain crown in the San Jose, CA area, Dr. Peter LEE is known for natural-looking results. At TodaysDentistry, we use quality materials to restore your smile.
Your new tooth colored crown will blend in with the rest of your teeth. Our state-of-the-art techniques will make your smile look healthy and natural again.
At TodaysDentistry, we accept several types of dental insurance. With the proper information, Dr. LEE and his staff will be happy to file your insurance claim for you. We strive to make the insurance paperwork process as simple and streamlined as possible. You are only personally responsible for the co-pay or deductible amount.
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A world of opportunities for dental health awaits us in the new dentistry. Using the old dentistry, dental care professionals did their best to provide a high quality of service given the state of knowledge and technology at that time.
Through advancements in treatment, research, and the desire of the dental care profession to do more and do it better, the new dentistry has emerged giving you a better smile. It is based on a foundation with specific characteristics that are of great benefit to us as consumers.
The dental profession has established a strong foundation for a pleasant smile and a healthy dental future for all of us. Dentistry improvements are continuously being made to this foundation. You can choose to avail yourself of these improvements by asking your dentist, "What can help me to maintain my dental health?" They have the knowledge and the desire to help you.
By Brian DesRoches, PhD
Franklin D. Roosevelt was right: the only thing we have to fear is … fear itself.
Many times, the worst part of a procedure is the anxiety a patient endures before even climbing into the chair. It's a problem that's preventable, and your dentist would like to help you with that right now.
If you (or someone you care about) has an appointment that's beginning to darken your thoughts, try this: First focus on the specifics of your dental fear. Is it the procedure in general, or a particular piece of equipment, or a vague sense of invasion of the privacy of your mouth? Once you've got it pinned down, talk with your dentist about it. If it's general dental anxiety, your dentist can help you feel better. If it's concern over a specific instrument or technique, often your dentist can change the way he does things.
You can help the "pre-op jitters" by avoiding stimulants (coffee, cocoa, sugar) six hours before your visit. And concentrate on breathing naturally; denying yourself oxygen increases anxiety.
Finally, there's a matter of trust. When your dentist describes a procedure, ask him to be honest. Ask him to tell you if it will be uncomfortable or stressful, if he tells you it won't be, believe him. And spare yourself the unnecessary burden of dental phobia.


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Our kids have begun seeing a daily police presence at school.
Superintendent David Aderhold emailed parents around the holidays to report that the first of the Class III SLEO (Special Law Enforcement Officer) police officers were hired; the eventual goal is to have them, full-time, in every school.
This introduction of armed officers is a big deal, introducing both guns and law enforcement into the daily, educational lives of our kids.
Unfortunately, we did not arrive at this "school hardening" policy after close conversation with the school community in the months following Parkland.
Too many busy parents had no idea that a program such as this was being seriously considered.
It was briefly mentioned in a letter from the superintendent last April, buried among 28 other possible ideas for school safety. By contrast, there were targeted emails and 11 dedicated presentations organized for the recent referendum. The proposal was rushed towards approval by the board of education and the townships in the summer. The final approval, at a West Windsor Township Council meeting, was made over hours of objections from a crowded room of residents who highlighted two issues (among others).
The first was that teachers and students were never explicitly included in the deliberations, even though they would experience the impact of security changes the most.
Second, educators and mental health professionals emphasized that there is no good data to show that an increased police presence can prevent school shootings or make schools safer.
Aptly summarized by a resident present: "This is a community saying, 'Slow down…we need more time and careful conversation.'"
Across our country, more of our schools have rushed to introduce police officers. Like our own, most have put these programs into place without requiring evidence of effectiveness or the necessary transparency and oversight protocols.
As a result, educational dollars are being diverted from teachers, infrastructure and programs without any demonstrable increases in safety. In some cases, the police presence has been shown to cause harm to some students.
In the past five years, our school's security budget has increased almost eight-fold, from under $200,000 to over $1.5 million between the Eyes on the Door and SLEO programs.
Do our kids feel safer? Are our schools safer? Can a well-intentioned police officer address a child's needs better than a trained mental health professional? What educational priorities and mental health issues are not being met because of our spending on "hardening"?
The lingering questions in my mind from the depressing way in which this SLEO program was rolled out: Why did our leaders feel that poorly attended PTA and board of education meetings met the bar for enough community discussion when it comes to a major security policy? Why do the mayor and township council feel that posting on closed Facebook groups, like West Windsor Peeps, is an adequate replacement for inclusive community dialogue? Why do our elected officials treat the expertise of our educated residents as a liability rather than an asset? Does our board of education spend our money wisely?
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Digital marketing is a way to build your brand online and help your ideal customers understand who you are, what you stand for, and why they should learn more about you or buy from you.
The real success behind social marketing is that it allows businesses to connect with potential customers in a personal way.
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Want to grow your business? Brand awareness is essential. The more people who know about your brand, the more of your product or service you'll sell.
Social Media is the perfect place to reach targeted potential customers and increase your brand awareness. 60% of Instagram users say they discover new products/services on the platform.
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Social media users generally log into their accounts at least once a day. 51% of Facebook users say they check the platform several times a day. Keeping your content entertaining and informative will keep your business at the forefront of their minds.
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Being present on social media is an easy way to get your business known to potential customers. If you think that 90% of top decision-makers say they never respond to cold calls, but according to the latest studies 76% of buyers are ready to have a conversation on social media, then this shows how social media can give your business the ability to focus on those highly qualified leads.
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Brand representation is crucial to a successful business and social media is the perfect place to highlight many aspects of your brand. What do customers find when they research your company? Make use of your social media account and the impact it has on both existing and prospective clients.
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Peak Design Slide Camera Strap SL-L-2 (Red with Tan Leather)
The red with tan leather Slide Camera Strap SL-L-2 from Peak Design is an adjustable camera strap that can be worn as a sling, shoulder, or neck strap. It features Peak Design's unique Anchor Link system to quickly attach and detach the strap from your camera. Two latches on the strap allow for one-handed adjustment to the strap's length from 39" to 54". To wear the Slide as a sling-style strap, one side of the strap attaches to the included Arca-type compatible QR plate on the bottom of the camera, and the other attaches to the standard strap loop on the top.
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have i already written about you, preserved lemon? i've certainly thought about it. i even took pictures of you, i remember. it was going to be part of that three-parter, that mighty triumvirate i was plotting in honour of the little ol' lemon and my then surprising, new, and now abiding love for it. the lil' guy (or gal?).
it was going to go like this:
I. PRESERVED LEMONS, and how i love 'em.
II. SEARED LEMONS, as a topping for pasta or salad, mostly. so summery!
III. LEMON JUICE, 1 or 2 lemons worth, neat, for breakfast, its vitalizing properties.
i first picked up some preserved lemons at L'Olivier in the Jean-Talon (where i have just been informed of the distinction between moroccan and tunisian harissa, more on this soonish), and was immediately taken, because they are all salty and sour and bitter in spades and so how couldn't i be? and then i read all over the place how easy they are to make at home, but pickling/preserving being one of those things i have an emotional/culinary block about (i just can't seem to commit to it. if anyone versed in these arts feels like dating and/or marrying me, i'm sure that would be sufficient motivation for overcoming this hurdle), i never go around to it.
just last week i bought a jar of them from Akhavan, and while they are good, maybe a little pithier tasting, or merely pithy tasting in a less pleasant way? (it is mostly the rind that one is supposed to use, btw, a popular ingredient in tagines, chutneys, the like, and once you've had it, you'll realize you've tasted it in all manner of places before) so i somewhat cowedly pictured this jar sitting half-full in my fridge for you know the rest of my life, until this weekend at the market (at a totally different shop, one of the food stands, on the opposite side of the market, i wish i could remember his name…) i chanced to try a pickled lemon confit this dude makes himself with an assortment of spices that a) was delicious, and b) reminded me i can do whatever i want (ie: that) with my preserved lemons. so i'm gonna. gonna have cardamom and chilis and uh, fennel. i'll get back to you. (note to self: you are, however improbably, out of cardamom again. weird. sleepwalking? investigate)
this guy also makes his own hot sauce all with homegrown(farmed?) peppers, which was pretty good except it was Thai Sweet Chili style, which is unfortunately probably my least favourite species of hot sauce, besides perhaps Bland El Salvadorean Sauce or Stupid Boring Chipotle Sauce.
so. expect to hear more on lemons.
seared lemons. it can be a gamble, because you wanna cook them at high enough heat to actually sear 'em and get the sugars cookin', but not so hot that the outside blackens before the inner pith cooks, 'cos otherwise they'll be too shocking.
similarly, you gotta cut 'em thin, so this'll have a devil's chance of happening , but not so thin that by the time they're done they're just a brown heat-chewed old rind with no juice in 'em.
worth the effort though. good with any lively or bitter green pesto pasta dish, some cream sauce affairs, and most salads that don't have too much else going on. i'd say nothing more obtrusive than white wine vinegar or lemon and oil to dress, a slightly bitter green like spinach or frisée or escarole, and some kinda nice toasted seed (almonds man. almonds). milder cheeses like fior di latte or ricotta work well, although i've also had success with crazy salty stuff like armenian string cheese (which goes with all lemon) or even some blues.
who am i kidding, do whatever you want.
oh, and fresh squeezed lemon juice for breakfast – it's like a less soul-corrupting shot of espresso.


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Diving and Salvage
October 1, 2018
Underwater construction and salvage jobs require a lot of planning and mustering of highly-experienced teams to complete work and keep business going. One company that has the capability of corralling all the necessary talent and equipment is Seattle-headquartered Global Diving & Salvage, Inc., which has been working on a flurry of projects around the Pacific Northwest and California. Following are two examples of their most recent jobs.
Working with Trinity Construction for the Lake Arrowhead Community Service District, Global provided all diving and underwater construction support for the replacement of the community's aging freshwater intake system. Dive crews performed the sinking and installation of more than 500 feet of new HDPE conduit PLEM (pipeline end manifold) that open into three underwater concrete vaults; the vaults house new 34.5-hp HOMA intake pumps.
Operating from a dive barge at the location, the divers closely worked with the crane operator to assist in the sinking and placement of the pipeline and concrete vaults. Once the three 45,000-lb concrete vaults were carefully lowered into position under the direction of the dive team, the divers installed the spool pieces tying the system together. Clear communication was crucial between the divers in the water and the topside crane team in order to place the large vaults on the lake bottom without damaging them or injuring the divers. After the intake pumps were installed, the system was tested and brought online.
The project site presents several logistical challenges; Lake Arrowhead is a remote lake situated in the San Bernardino Mountains in California and required trucking several oversized loads up narrow mountain roads. Because of the lake's 5,100-foot elevation, the divers' maximum bottom time was restricted to 70-90 minutes and surface decompression was used. Working a 10-hour shift Monday through Friday, Global safely logged more than 80 dives to perform the required installations.
Tricky Salvage
Another interesting Global project involved the salvaging of a 1929 luxury yacht. The R/V Acania was taken over as a US Coast Guard vessel during World War II, then used by NOAA and the US Navy as a research vessel until the 1980s. The 126-foot long, 195-ton vessel sank at her dock in Everett, Washington's Steamboat Slough three days after being purchased by new owners, who contacted Global regarding salvaging the vessel.
A team from Global performed an initial defuel response and inspection. Boom was placed around the vessel to contain any fuel released but the crew was unable to gain access to the tanks due to the vessel's 90-degree starboard list and the strong currents in the slough.
The vessel's location in the slough made the site extremely difficult to access; along with the large tidal exchange and high currents, the narrow channel offered limited maneuverability, shallow depths onsite and at the slough entrance, and low bridge clearance. Limited land access prevented the use of a land-based crane, so the derrick barge Los Angeles was selected as the best tool for performing the parbuckle operation.
Waiting until the tides were suitable, the crews rigged the Acania for parbuckle and the D/B Los Angeles righted the vessel. Six-inch pumps were used to dewater during a tide low enough for her deck to become awash; as water was removed Acania began floating with the incoming tide. Dive teams patched two holes in the hull – the largest approximately 2 inches by 10 inches – and 12-hour watch shifts were established, with the salvage crew checking the pumps and patches every 15 minutes.
Sediment and hazardous materials were cleared from the vessel and she was prepared for towing. A dead ship tow plan was submitted to the US Coast Guard, utilizing the tug Mudcat, an escort barge/dive station and a salvage crew on board the Acania to operate pumps if needed. The Acania was towed 43 nautical miles to Delta Marine Shipyard in Seattle where she underwent a full restoration.
"This was an extremely challenging salvage because of location, current and accessibility," said Global Project Manager Katy Stewart. "We succeeded, in part, because the customer was actively involved and willing to give us the trust and freedom to move ahead and adapt our salvage plan as needed in a fluid situation. We also worked with highly-engaged subcontractors who know Global and are willing to take on a risky project because of our clear communication and our reputation for successful operations."
Surprise Debris
AUS Diving, with offices in Spokane and Seattle Washington, recently completed a municipal wastewater outfall project for the City of Wilsonville in the Willamette River. The general contractor was North Bank Civil. The work scope included installing a 42-inch steel lined concrete coated pipe.
The first task was to demolish and remove the old 24-inch pipeline. Excavating a 10-foot-deep trench to install the new pipe was necessary as well as the installation of bedding rock. The new pipe was installed in the trench, then it was back filled with rock, and capped with native soil. Large riprap was placed along the bank.
A dredge barge with a two-yard bucket was provided by Marine Industrial Construction, the company that performed the excavation and bedding rock installation. AUS worked from a pipelay barge that was custom built for the job. The barge was outfitted with an A-frame and two winches to handle pipe sections that were sent down on different angles to match the slope. AUS also had a dive boat on site. Divers worked in the water to a maximum of 42 feet during the project. This summertime project had no weather or water conditions that impeded the work.
However, an unexpected delay occurred as the project got underway: a huge amount of construction debris left over from the demolition of a nearby highway bridge replacement project that was completed more than 50 years ago had been dumped in the area. The removal work involved removing large concrete debris. Some of the pieces weighed up to 25,000 pounds each. The concrete debris was removed from the jobsite so that it was not a hazard to navigation and to ensure it wouldn't interfere with any future projects.
Dam Geometry
Another project now underway for AUS is taking place at Noxon Rapids Dam in Montana located on the Clark Fork River. The dam is owned by the Avista Corporation, and the general contractor is Knight Construction.
The project involves a stoplog replacement – the stoplogs are used to dry out and perform maintenance on spillway gates. There are eight spillways in total on this dam. "Due to the unusual geometry of the dam, a detailed survey was required to fabricate the new stoplogs. We used a custom-built survey frame to accurately measure the angles of the ogee (the curved slope of the dam) in relation to the spillway face to allow Knight Construction to properly fabricate the stoplogs," explains Kirk Neumann, AUS' General Manager.
This is a two-phase project for AUS, with the next phase expected to be carried out in March of 2019. During Phase 2, the new stoplogs will be installed and a proper fit will be confirmed so that maintenance can be performed in the dry on each of the spillway gates.
California-based Underwater Resources, Inc. (URI) recently conducted USCG hull exam and structural steel inspections on the 96-foot, steel-hulled Desert Princess, a passenger cruise vessel that has been operating on Lake Mead for the past 20 years.
Desert Princess was built in 1991 by Skipperliner in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Recently, a small crack that appeared along the bottom steel shell underbody with water leakage in the void #3 compartment. With scheduled outage planned in July 2018, URI conducted another UT thickness exam of the bottom shell plating adjacent to the crack and included URI's Naval Architect, Andy Toro, to attend the inspection in May 2018.
The original design/construction DWGs were reviewed and, after performing additional UT thickness gauging around the area of the crack, a full-scale "mock-up" of the localized compartment including frames was constructed by Toro. Alliance Marine, URI's ship repair/welding and repair partner, was called in to attend a meeting with ship husbandry diving personnel and the Naval Architect at URI's office in San Leandro.
An underwater hull plating repair plan was devised to include fabrication and installation of an aluminum cofferdam that would encompass the entire bottom/side shell plating repair area and allow dewatering of a 16 square-foot area that traversed across the chine.
The repair plan included installation of the cofferdam, sealing and dewatering the area of the crack and the original ¼-inch plating that had corroded, cutting/cropping out an underwater section of shell plating area comprise of just less than 4 square feet and fabricating and inserting a new section of ¼-inch plate with lap seam, a partial section of the frame and gusset plate.
The UT results of the steel inspection and proposed work plan were submitted to Sector San Diego and USCG approval was given to conduct the field repairs that were scheduled for mid-July 2018, the warmest month of the year in the Las Vegas area. Capt. Bridger Christiansen represented the owner of the vessel as Project Manager, as well as serving as liaison with the USCG and the other coordination efforts for the many scheduling and logistical details required to facilitate both the welding and diving work.
During the "wet layup", the shell plating repairs included repowering and replacement of the vessel's two primary generators. "Because of extreme heat exposure concerns for personnel working below deck during the anticipated 110-degree work days, additional consideration needed to be made to provide shade, fan ventilation and AC for crew safety," says Tom Belcher, President of URI.
The large aluminum cofferdam and some of the large bottom/side shell plate components were prefabricated offsite at the Alliance Marine facility in Antioch, California. URI also plumbed valves, added flotation and performed "neutral buoyant" testing of the cofferdam in a fresh water test tank.
Alliance Marine and URI personnel mobilized welding and diving equipment and the aluminum cofferdam and traveled to Boulder City, Nevada over a mid-July 2018 weekend. With the vessel berthed alongside a shallow water floating dock, URI divers cleaned the starboard area around the crack, positioned/installed the cofferdam and dewatered underbody side/bottom shell areas.
The welders initially cut through the corroded plating before removing and trimming the plate in accordance to USCG and ABS guidelines. The welders worked a total of five shifts to cut, crop and insert the new 1/4-inch plating while the divers performed an Alternative Hull Examination (AHE) for the USCG. The cofferdam was flooded, and the area leak tested on the fifth day and removed on the sixth day just prior to performing the final underwater video inspection. The vessel was returned to full service just four days later.


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Plan a quick weekend getaway or stay for a week – in Nashville, Tennessee you won't get bored. Take a tour of the historic RCA Studio B where Elvis Presley and Dolly Parton recorded their tunes, shop at the vibrant Nashville Farmers Market, and explore the Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum. Other top things to do in Nashville include the Johnny Cash Museum and the Fontanel Mansion, and a theater or music performance at one of the city's famous venues. CDC information for travelers. Hours/availability may have changed.
1. Ryman Auditorium
2.Nashville Farmers' Market, Nashville, TN
3.Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum
4.Fontanel Mansion
5.Centennial Park
6.Etch Restaurant
7.Tennessee Performing Arts Center, Nashville, TN
8. Andrew Jackson's Hermitage
9. The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
10.The Farm House, Nashville, TN
11.Johnny Cash Museum
12.The Grilled Cheeserie
13.Tootsies Orchid Lounge
14.Party Fowl
15.Five Points Pizza
16.Capitol Grille
17.Marche Artisan Foods
18.Pinewood Social, Nashville, Tennessee
19.Embers Ski Lodge
20.Smoke Et Al, Nashville, TN
21.Husk Nashville
22.D. Luxe Home
23.The Fox Bar and Cocktail Club
24.RCA Studio B
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For the last few months, there have been questions about the regulations on how and where to operate commercial drones. The FAA has issued a basic set of guidelines but they were onerous, not what drone operators wanted, and included many restrictions on weight and height. Now that has changed. As of August 29th, there are new standardized rules for entry into commercial drone operation.1
The new rules changed who can operate a commercial drone, when they can operate it, and where they can fly. The regulations lowered the age of those who can operate a drone to age 16 and abolished the need for an aviation license. To balance this, any new operators need to pass a test at an approved FAA facility, not unlike a driver's exam, to obtain a permit. Background checks are also a part of this process. The visual rules from the old regulations are still in effect, in that you need to stay within eyesight of it, but the ceiling of high how you can fly has been raised to 400 feet. In addition, unless you have a special permit for night flying and the proper equipment, drone flying is suspended 30 minutes prior to sunset and 30 minutes after sunrise. Finally, the size of the drone can't exceed more than 55 pounds. This restriction is important because it counts not only the drone's weight, but anything it is carrying like cameras and packages.2
With the new rules in place, there are many beneficiaries that can take advantage of the new rule. Rescue services, construction, real estate, surveyors and many others that had once been barred due to the costs of getting approval for UAV exemption can now apply and use their drone operations without getting into the need for the exemption. Unless they chose to fly at night. However, delivery service is still a few months away due to the amount of research involved. Altogether, the FAA believes these drones can create up to $82 Billion dollars in business.3
As previously stated, all drone operators need to have proper insurance to cover the operations. A General Liability policy typically excludes commercial aviation and drone flights for businesses, so you need a separate commercial aviation policy. In addition, you need to follow all FAA regulation, including those specifically for drones. The new laws are a great leap forward, but operators still need to follow the rules.4


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A goal of human genetics is the prediction of an individual's risk of common human diseases from their genome sequence. Currently genome-wide methods to measure genetic variation across individuals exist, but methods to effectively analyze these...
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Many alkaloids of biological importance have the 11H-pyrido (4,3,2-mn) acridine ring structure such as cystodytin and amphimedine. It would be desirable to find an effective way to synthesize a wide variety of these compounds using a single...
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Understanding the vulnerabilities of tumors : a network-based approach to drug target discovery / by Nadia M. Penrod.
The demand for novel molecularly targeted drugs will continue to rise as we make progress toward personalizing cancer treatments to the molecular signatures of individual tumors. While the collection and analysis of genomic data has become routine,...
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Estradiol regulation of innate immune protection in the human female reproductive tract / by Mickey Vinay Patel.
Estradiol is a key regulator of immune protection in the female reproductive tract (FRT). Its concentration varies during the menstrual cycle, leading to changes in innate immune protection. In this thesis, I demonstrate the multiple levels at...
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Alterations in the production of bacteriochlorophyll a and okenone in purple sulfur bacteria : implications for the interpretaion of their biomarkers / by Derek A. Smith.
Purple sulfur bacteria (PSB) can dominate the nitrogen, carbon, and sulfur cycles in anoxic ecosystems via their anoxygenic photosynthetic metabolisms and are the only producers of the carotenoid, okenone, a biomarker targeted for photic zone...
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Utilization and health outcomes in a spatial model of the US health care system / by Laura C. Yasaitis.
Objectives: This dissertation comprises three essays on geographic variations in healthcare, and the association between utilization and health outcomes. I first explore associations between outpatient visits and Medicare beneficiaries'...
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Security-policy analysis with eXtended unix tools / by Gabriel A. Weaver.
During our fieldwork with real-world organizations---including those in Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), network configuration management, and the electrical power grid---we repeatedly noticed that security policies and related security artifacts...
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Parametric oscillations and the transition to turbulence in laminar flows
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A new type of analytic expansion for use in stability calculations is presented and applied to the question of the stability of laminar solutions of the Navier-Stokes equation. This leads in a natural way to a model of the transition from laminar...
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Characterization of the interaction between Staphylococcus aureus and the cystic fibrosis cell line CFT-1.
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Patients with cystic fibrosis (CF) are susceptible to respiratory tract infections at an early age; with the most frequent initial isolate being the Gram-positive pathogen Staphylococcus aureus. Subsequently, these patients become chronically...
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Spectroscopic analyses of type Ia supernovae / by Jerod Parrent.
After decades of searching we have yet to find the progenitor systems for type Ia supernovae. In fact most of what we know about this homogeneous class of supernovae is from spectral features associated with the incinerated remains of the C+O white...
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Access control in and for the real world / by Sara Sinclair.
Access control is a core component of any information-security strategy. Researchers have spent tremendous energy over the past forty years defining abstract access-control models and proving various properties about them. However, surprisingly...
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Characterization of an inducible model of a genetic prion disease in Drosophila melanogaster / by Archana Murali.
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System and methodology for receptor-level fluorescence imaging during surgery / by Kristian Sexton.
Fluorescence molecular imaging will have an important clinical impact in the area of guided oncology surgery, where emerging technologies are poised to provide the surgeon with real-time molecular information to guide resection, using targeted...
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Analytical and computational approaches for quantitative phosphoproteomics / by Jason M. Gilmore.
Protein phosphorylation is an important regulatory mechanism for the control of countless processes in living systems. The delicate management of phosphate attachment to, and removal from, serine, threonine and tyrosine residues in proteins...
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In vivo degradation in modern orthopaedic UHMWPE bearings and structural characterization of a novel alternative UHMWPE material / by Steven D. Reinitz.
Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) remains the most common bearing material for total joint arthroplasty. Advances in radiation cross-linking and other post-consolidation treatments have led to a rapid differentiation of polyethylene...
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Leptin DNA methylation and maternal and infant pregnancy outcomes in the Rhode Island child health study / by Corina Lesseur Perez.
In utero exposure to maternal malnutrition is associated with increase offspring susceptibility to cardiometabolic and neuropsychiatric disease. Epigenetic mechanisms mediate, at least in part, fetal adaptations to adverse in utero environments...
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Cognitive and neural mechanisms of social motivation / by Katherine E. Powers.
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Sex-specific interactions of anabolic androgenic steroids with voluntary exercise and chronic alcohol consumption on anxiety-like behaviors in mice (Mus musculus) / by Marie Morenike Onakomaiya.
The overarching goal of this thesis was two-fold. First, to determine if the effects of chronic anabolic androgenic steroid (AAS) treatment on anxiety-like behaviors are sex-specific and second to determine how different environmental modulators...
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Nerve growth factor and the septohippocampal system / by Lan Guo.
Nerve growth factor (NGF), the prototypic neurotrophin, is well characterized for its pro-survival and growth effects in sympathetic and sensory neurons. Acting as a target-derived factor, NGF regulates the maturation of innervating neurons, and...
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The role of gut commensals in regulating susceptibility to acute liver damage / by Stela Celaj.
Liver disease of different etiologies confers significant morbidity and mortality and hence it constitutes a major health concern worldwide. Stemming from a range of causes, such as viral, drug-induced, alcoholic, or autoimmune, the rate of...
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Thermodynamic and spectroscopic studies of metalloprotein stability ligation and reactivity / by George P. Lisi III.
Metal ions confer structural stability and reactivity to a large number of proteins that use the amino acids histidine (His) and cysteine (Cys) to form stable metal-ligand complexes. The stability of metal-His and metal-Cys interactions and their...
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The employment of people with severe mental illness / by Alison E. Luciano.
Study 1 This systematic review aimed to synthesize the emerging body of work on the impact of employment, with a focus on prospective cohort studies. Researchers identified relevant studies for review via PubMed, expert referral, and reference...
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Modulation of swarming motility in Pseudomonas aeruginosa / by Dae Gon Ha.
Swarming motility is a flagella-dependent surface motility, and is also a form of bacterial group behavior. Similar to its counterpart biofilm formation, our understanding of swarming motility has been hampered by its complex set of requirements...
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Cataclysmic variables and white dwarf-m dwarf binaries from the superblink proper motion survey / by Julie Nicole Skinner.
Cataclysmic variable stars (CVs) are close, interacting binary systems comprised of a white dwarf and a companion star, which is typically a late-type dwarf star. Their progenitor systems are post common envelope binaries (PCEBs) with a white dwarf...
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The effect of suspended sediments on planktonic rotifers and cladocerans.
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Transcriptional regulation of the neuronal nACh receptor ?4 subunit gene.
Nicotinic receptors -- Genetic aspects. Gene expression. Molecular genetics.
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Involvement GP39 and CD40 interactions in the generation of immune responses to allogeneic antigens.
T cells. Antigen presenting cells. CD antigens. Ligands (Biochemistry). Cell interaction. Immune response -- Regulation.
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Fluorinated ligands in organometallic chemistry.
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Hepatic toxicity and compensatory hyperplasia in a rat model of aflatoxin bi-induced liver cancer
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A hypothesis that chronic aflatoxin Bi- (AFBi) induced hepatotoxicity and the resulting compensatory cell proliferation are critical for the growth of preneoplastic lesions was investigated. A commonly utilized protocol which consists of 10 doses...
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A year's worth of essays about the past, present and far future. Come to the 35th Century and take a quick tour of the world of Rome's Revolution.
The Rome's Revolution trilogy chronicles the 35th century world of the Vuduri. In this series, 21st century hero, Rei Bierak and his beautiful 35th century Vuduri wife, Rome, save mankind countless times. But there is much more to the far future beyond action and adventure; it has its own physics, culture, language and history. Tales of the Vuduri: Year One collects 366 blog posts about this amazing, brave new world into a single volume. Often amusing but always thought-provoking, Tales of the Vuduri: Year One offers detailed insight into Rome and Rei's universe with backstories, scientific tidbits, previously unrevealed secrets, alternate scenes and the occasional random thought. There are teasers for upcoming novels, amusing images and some apparent contradictions resolved. Travel to the 35th century and take a look behind the curtain into the fascinating world of Rome's Revolution.
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Michael Brachman has a Ph.D. in Sensory Science with a minor in Computer Science. Rome's Revolution is his first science fiction series, depicting the enduring love between a man from the 21st century and a woman from the 35th century. Between the two of them, they fend off various threats to mankind. The science behind the science fiction is meticulously researched. It is so realistic, you will believe that these stories are true, they just haven't happened yet.
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Who knew? I started writing a blog over a year ago and vowed to write one entry every day. As I got into the process, I discovered it got easier, not harder. At the end of the first year, I compiled all the entries and ended up with nearly 120,000 words! That's longer than The Ark Lords and Rome's Evolution. It's been good practice and I still have a long way to go. I hope you'll check out the book. The price is right (free everywhere except Amazon + B&N who make me charge 99 cents). Anyway, enjoy.


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My family and oldest friends will tell you, me and change have never gotten along. Change became my nemesis dating back to the pre-historic era…kindergarten. Who can blame me? You just got unnecessarily plunked out of what can only be described as a child's earliest run in with a luxury resort-like atmosphere; a sunny place where you get naps, snacks and play time on the regular. You're happy, you're adjusted, then out of nowhere, boom – change! Pre-school is out and kindergarten is in. Now all of a sudden, you're potentially at a new building, with 5x as many kids, they are asking you to learn…memorize…recite things – a distant cry from "here's a cookie now feel free to sleep for the next hour."
Change continues to bite you in a** through youth, it is the lead star in your personal play called "adolescence" and seems to always be lurking in your shadow during those blissful years called your 20's.
New friends, new homes, new challenges, new habits, new responsibilities…new new new new. With all this new, how do you keep hold of the "old" you? Here is where I lift the dark cloud…its OK to let go of the old you. In fact, its good! Because what you have now is a version of yourself that is wiser, more confident and more understanding and patient of who you've become. Time doesn't stand still; embrace people, periods and experiences in your life, hey've brought great sentiment and joy to you in many cases. But accepting the past and living in the present is all part of life's journey – and it can be SO exciting if you're willing to go for the ride.
My favorite ladies at #TIU have a simple mantra, but it has stuck with me, "change is uncomfortable". Change IS uncomfortable, but sometimes you need to feel uncomfortable to achieve greatness. Get out of your comfort zone, and you will open a world of opportunity for yourself.
No matter what kind of change comes into your life, believe you have the power to control your attitude and reaction to it. So welcome change head on, think of the new types of happiness and the opportunities it may bring. Whether a chance to better yourself, a relationship, a job or simply improve a part of your day – change can be good.


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Brussels — Europe's energy intensive industries should be protected from all direct and indirect costs arising from the revised Emissions Trading System (ETS), until a global agreement on climate change is implemented to provide level playing field conditions worldwide. That is what Eurometaux, the European non-ferrous metals association, stresses in preparation for the European Council's 23-24 October discussion on the EU 2030 climate and energy framework.
In particular, Europe's non-ferrous metals industry should be fully compensated for their ETS-related indirect costs, as passed on by electricity producers through higher power prices. Because metals are priced globally, these additional regulatory costs cannot be passed on to the final consumer, disadvantaging European metals companies against their global competitors. By providing long-term protection and predictability through a harmonsied EU-wide scheme linked to actual output, the EU can lower the risk of carbon and investment leakage.
Oliver Bell, President of Eurometaux, commented that "when defining its long-term climate and energy framework, the EU should consider the global competitiveness of its energy intensive industries as a priority", and added that "non-ferrous metals are integral in numerous low-carbon technologies – from wind turbines and solar thermal systems, to energy storage and electric vehicles – and so promoting their continued production in Europe is a vital part of reducing our collective carbon footprint".
He was complemented by Guy Thiran, Director General of Eurometaux, who warned that "Europe should not repeat its 2009 mistake by already committing to a binding CO2 reduction target. The European Council's agreement should facilitate negotiations at the Paris UN conference in 2015 and set the basic direction for EU policy making. Targets should only be finalised after other global competitors agree to comparable burdens, and carbon and investment leakage measures must remain".
Further details are provided in Eurometaux's position paper on the 2030 climate and energy framework under eurometaux.eu.
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Shawl Chains In Crochet - Revenue and Graphics
Shawl With Crochet Pattern in a beautiful elegant and delicate piece for very special occasions. Sophisticated will give a highlight much more beautiful to any look you want to compose.
crochet shawls are great. They can be super easy to do, so they are a beginner good design, but can also be detailed and intricate for advanced crocheters. Use them to practice new points or just make a shawl crochet that offers a repeatable point for meditative crochet. There are many, many great crocheted shawl patterns out there and more coming all the time. However, after a while, they may begin to appear. That's why I decided to share this beautiful unique crochet shawl that stand out from the others in the sea of beautiful designs out there.
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Venezuela to combat invading Colombian paramilitaries
November 3, 2009 9:36 pm
CARACAS, Nov. 4 – Venezuelan Vice President Ramon Carrizalez announced on Tuesday that his country will combat the " Colombian paramilitaries" crossing into its territory.
"If the paramilitaries of a country, cross the border, they must be denounced because they put on risk the region," Carrizalez, also Defense Ministry, said in a press conference.
Carrizalez said Venezuela will increase the number of soldiers at its border with Colombia, but he did not mention a number.
Carrizalez also added that the Venezuelan soldiers will act with strength to combat the problem at the border.
The killing of Venezuelan soldiers on its border with Colombia Monday has pushed anxiety among Venezuelans to the peak, Carrizalez said.
On Monday noon two agents of the Venezuelan National Guard (GNB) were killed in the border check point El Patoral, located between Urena and San Antonio town, 880 km to Caracas.
According to the agents of the Venezuelan Penal Scientific and Crime Investigations, the killers cross the checkpoint with motorbikes and shot their guns at a near distance of 9 and 45 millimeters.
Carrizalez said one Venezuelan has been detained and two guns seized in the case.
Venezuela and Colombia share 2,220 kilometers of border. (PNA/Xinhua) ALM


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There are times when Windows Explorer dies on you and takes with it, the Windows' desktop and toolbar, together with the system notification area (aka system tray). Or Windows become annoyingly SLOW and something appears to be HOGGING your processor. Upon checking the Task Manager, you might see "Explorer (Not Responding)", which can go on forever if you decide to wait for it to respond.
You can restart your computer at this point if you choose to, and if you do so, everything will go back to normal.
But why restart, when there is a simpler way? 😉
How To Kill Windows Explorer (Windows 7/Vista/XP):
Press Ctrl-Shift-Esc (-Ctrl-Alt-Del no longer brings up the Task Manager in Windows 7, it brings up an interim screen) to bring up the Task Manager and click on the Processes tab, then find all instances of explorer.exe and press "End Process" to kill them.
After killing Windows Explorer, you will notice that the taskbar has disappeared, and you will no longer have any access to the Start Menu. The only access you have is the Task Manager itself.
Note: If after you kill Windows Explorer, you get something like "Dr Watson (Not Responding)", kill it as well.
How To Restart Windows Explorer (Windows 7/Vista/XP):
Press Ctrl-Shift-Esc (/Ctrl-Alt-Del) to bring up the Windows Task Manager, then from the menu, click on File > New Task (Run …), type in "explorer" and the Windows taskbar should regenerate itself before your eyes. You will now have Start Menu access and everything is back to normal.
You can easily practise this now by following the steps above to kill Windows Explorer, then restart it again. As a precaution, save your work before doing this but generally Windows is more resilient to explorer crashes these days compared to the days of Windows 95, so the crash itself should not take down other running applications.
Disclaimer: In a less than perfect Windows installation, killing Windows Explorer may cause system instability, and causes other applications to crash. So, try this on your system if you have a stable system that you have confidence in. You are on your own in this, be warned. 😉
Read the disclaimer above, cross your fingers, and do this at least once as HOMEWORK, so that you can remember how to apply this when the real thing happens. Repeat as many times as necessary – especially if you are a slow learner. 😉


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Waist High sat on this for about 12 hours, hoping Bake Town would run with it. Maybe she is busy.
This news is Reason #74 that Bakersfield is THE GREATEST TOWN ON THE FACE OF THE EARTH if you like to drink.
On a completely unrelated note, Eddie Vedder is looking smoking hot these days with his short hair.


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Advisory Panel | Confirmed Speakers | Vision 2030 Publication Authors
2019 Summit Speakers
Sabine Dall'Omo
CEO, Siemens MEA
Sithembele Senti
Executive: Multi Stakeholder Projects, SITA
Makume Tlaleane
Senior Manager | National Youth Service, NYDA
Mothunye Mothiba
CEO, Productivity SA
Dylan Piatti
Chief of Staff, Deloitte
Ashwell Jenneker
Deputy Director-General, StatsSA
Prof Renuka Vithal
Honorary Professor of Mathematics Education in the School of Education,University of the Witwatersrand
Kilson Kalanda
Managing Director, Angola - South Africa Chamber of Commerce and Industry
2018 Judges
Abbas Jamie
Director for Innovation and Transformation, Aurecon
Mothunye Mothiba
Chief Executive Officer | Productivity SA
Dr Ntuthuko Bhengu
Commisioner | National Planning Commission of South Africa
Sifiso Cele
HR Executive, Barclays Africa, Wealth Investment Management and Insurance
Colin Leshou
Acting Senior Manager: Stakeholder Relations | Seda
Edna Sathekga-Montse
Executive: Diversity & Inclusion, RBB|Barclays Africa
Dr Pascal Siphelele Zulu
Executive Director Human Resources | UNISA
Dr Siphamandla Welcome Zondi
Head of Department | University of Pretoria
Keitumetse Lebaka
Acting Chief Executive Officer | CATHSSETA
2018 Summit Speakers
Tshediso Matona
Head of Secretariat | National Planning Authority | South Africa
Bonang Mohale
CEO | Business Leadership SA
Stravos Nicolaou
Senior Executive | Aspen Group
Hon. Nomalungelo Gina
Chairperson | Portfolio Committee on Basic Education
Mohale Ralebitso
Chief Executive Officer | Itataise Investments and Consulting
Siphokazi Koyana
Director | Siyazithanda Projects
Siyabonga Gama
Group Chief Executive | Transnet SOC Ltd
Professor Arthur G.O. Mutambara
Former CEO of ANA and former Deputy Prime Minister of Zimbabwe
Sy Mamabolo
Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) | Electoral Commission of South Africa
Dr Ntuthuko Bhengu
Commisioner | National Planning Commission of South Africa
Jabulane (Jabu) Mabuza
Chairman | Telkom SA SOC Limited
Khanyisile Thandiwe Kweyama
Chairperson, Brand South Africa, SABC Interim Chair & BRICS member
Vision 2030 Publication Authors
Ryland Fisher
Editorial Director
Fiona Wakelin
Group Editor


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Jane Yolen & Mike Cavallaro
First Second, 2010 (2010)
Reviewed by Ricki Marking-Camuto
ith the help of illustrator Mike Cavallaro, YA fantasy author Jane Yolen has created a magical graphic novel.
is a fun and unique read that will appeal to teen girls and anyone who believes in fairy tales.
olor-blind Aliera Carstairs has always felt like an outcast at school, staying in the shadows, unnoticed. Where she does shine, however, is in the fencing arena. She is also a bright spot to her cousin Caroline, who is confined to a wheelchair. Every Saturday, Aliera goes to Caroline's house after fencing practice to play an RPG game where she is the Defender of Caroline's Queen. Little does Aliera know that all of her worlds are about to combine when she agrees to a date with the handsome new kid in school.
liera is a strong yet insecure heroine, to whom many readers will immediately relate. To help readers connect with her even faster, Cavallaro uses only shades of grey until Aliera's real and fantasy lives collide. This really sets the mood and helps bring Aliera's emotional character to life.
s one would expect from Yolen, this is more than a story about a girl who becomes part of a fantasy world. It is a story about a girl learning to be who she is. In fact,
is just the beginning of Aliera's life – just a small yet pivotal point that will surely lead her into something bigger. Whether Jane Yolen and Mike Cavallaro will create more to Aliera's story or whether this is it,
is a quick yet abundant read to do with fencing, fantasy, and finding yourself.
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Dusty was very lame this morning and the general consensus is that she either has a bad stone bruise or is working on an abscess. She's resting in her stall today. Mellon was allowed out to graze, under supervision of course, while his stall was mucked out. His leg is healing nicely from his torn tendon injury. He still behaves like a 5 year old not like a 22/23? year old horse and that is how he keeps injuring himself. Other than that we're getting through the weather here one day at a time.
Here are some morning pictures before we brought the horses in to spend the day under their fans. We'll put them out again tonight when it's cooler and less buggy. They'll all get showers when they're settled in. I may just turn the hose on myself too!
' Misty and Muggy'
'Grady apparently rolled in the mud after the thunderstorm last night'
'Nothing phases Blue as long as he's eating'
'Nate hiding out in the shed'
'Sweetie chowing down'
'Sami keeping mom company'
'Mellon and Nate doing their morning groom-fest routine'
' Dusty giving me her "You're annoying me again look"
The remaining pictures are of Mellon grazing,visiting and exploring
Until next time
Quote for Today
Kissed by sunlight, embraced by open fields. The horse is the center of all beautiful things.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-13665817.post990185574372800219..comments2020-09-20T17:53:12.157+01:00Comments on SWC - This Week's Walks: Saturday walk - Folkestone figure of nine [swimming walk]Andrewhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13665817.post-52003189481402970202018-07-15T10:23:39.965+01:002018-07-15T10:23:39.965+01:00In response to Walker's request I did do an ex...In response to Walker's request I did do an extension of sorts, not the full figure of 9 as in the directions but what I thought would be both shorter and a less demanding climb to the top by following the cliff route instructions from walk 13. It did seem to be shorter and the climb following the cliff route not as steep - but not by that much on either score (though this is impressionistic) and it involved a huge amount of backtracking to then return to Folkestone Harbour. Perhaps some intermediate extension could be devised that would extend the walking and get one on at least the intermediate hill with the first Martello tower if not further up for those who don't swim. MGhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13665817.post-32147175614529650262018-07-15T00:29:40.774+01:002018-07-15T00:29:40.774+01:00 N=22 on this walk on w=another-day-of-sun. Hot in...
N=22 on this walk on w=another-day-of-sun. Hot inland but on the coast a cooling (even at times slightly TOO cool) breeze. I - and two newbies - soon got left behind due to everyone else whizzing off, but we then indulged in lots of butterfly spotting. Good to see so many still in these drought conditions.

In places the path is getting a bit overgrown and could do with the attentions of the SWC's legendary (not to say mythical) strimmer squad. On the illegal golf course route around the awkward road section the main group got told off and told to go back to the road: I think this option had better be dropped from the directions.

At least five swam at Sandgate. The sea seemed noticeably nippier than on the Isle of Wight, but was still nice. Quite a few of us then lunched in the very nice seafront restaurant of the Ship - open windows and cool breezes.

After lunch the centre would not hold and things flew apart. Or to put it another way, several repaired to a comfy room in the Ship to watch the tennis, two of us strolled on and I have no idea what happened to everyone else. Three of had a very nice second swim at Folkestone's Mermaid beach and then explored the revamped Harbour Arm, having "refreshies" at the lighthouse bar at its end. By the time we were done my phone showed 7.30, but only because it had logged itself on to a French mobile network. But 6.30 was still too late to be doing extensions, so we walked back along the top of the Arm and walked out the harbour entrance at low tide and then had chips. Did anyone do one of the longer walk options? If so please post a comment.

Going home the normally reliable high speed trains went into meltdown. We arrived for the 9pm to find it cancelled. A train then thundered through without stopping at 9.01 which the train tracker showed to be the also cancelled 8.00 running an hour late due to a signal problem in Margate. So why couldn't they have just made it the 9.00? One of us got the last Charing X train and two of us ended up on the 10.00. This apart, a super day out.Walkerhttps://email@example.com


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