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Dynagas LNG Partners. The Law Offices of Vincent Wong announce that a class action lawsuit has been commenced in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York on behalf of investors who purchased Dynagas LNG Partners LP (NYSE: DLNG) securities between February 16, 2018 and March 21, 2019.
According to the Dynagas lawsuit, throughout the Class Period defendants made false and/or misleading statements and/or failed to disclose that: the terms of the Company's long-term contracts on its liquid natural gas ships, Arctic Aurora and Ob River, were unfavorable and resulted in the Company's inability to sustain its quarterly distributions. As a result of the Defendants' false and misleading statements and omissions, Dynagas securities traded at artificially inflated prices during the Class Period. Such inflation was removed when it was revealed that the Arctic Aurora and the Ob River were commencing employment under new extended charter contracts which were at lower rates compared to the previous charter contracts, thereby undermining the Company's ability to make future distributions.
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When you get out of the military, you must find a different job so that you can earn a decent living. There are many jobs available that are great for veterans, but one of the best career paths that veterans can choose is entrepreneurship. Here are five steps to take when you want to start a business as a veteran.
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When soldiers are overseas, they sometimes get very lonely and miss home! Deployments can last months or even years. It's the most thoughtful gesture for people in the homeland to send packages or mail to soldiers - especially single soldiers. When they receive mail, it helps them to remember people are thinking of them and their fight across the ocean is worth protecting our freedom. Upon research I found several organizations that make it easy for you to send mail or packages.
Military soldiers are highly recognized and celebrated for their sacrifices for our country. And rightfully so! They are on call 24 hours a day and have tremendous physical and mental demands placed on them. However, a lot of times the soldier's spouse is overlooked for their strenuous work at home, and the many skills sets they possess when it comes to being hired. Hiring managers should be aware of the different talents and insights that a military spouse has learned over the years.

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Neely Speaking at CofC Business School
Last week, our CEO & Founder took center stage in front of 60 young entrepreneurs at the College of Charleston School of Business. (Which may have been her most intimidating crowd yet!) From the inception of Savannah Shoe Company - which is our company's original name - to building out her 22 retail stores, Neely did not hold back her passion and enthusiasm for building her business.
She began with telling her incredible story – from the floor of a furniture showroom to the tv screens of QVC and everything in between, Neely's entrepreneurial spirit permeated the room. Enjoy these words of wisdom from our fearless leader!
"I looked around the City Market in Savannah, GA and thought to myself, 'What if someone could take home a pair of shoes, instead of a trinket?' So I went to my cobbler in Mexico, borrowed $5,000 from my mom, rented a little shop in Savannah and I opened up! I had about 20 pairs of shoes in there and no one came. That whole saying 'If you build it, they will come' is not really true.
I knew I had to reinvent the wheel.
I walked back in my store, put on two different shoes and stepped out onto the cobblestone streets. I BEGGED people to come in, and they either came in because they felt sorry for me or they completely ignored me and walked past. Word of mouth got around and more and more people started stopping by for the experience. It was like walking into your best friend's closet. It kind of became a tourist attraction! Just a short four months later I decided to open a second store in Charleston, SC.
It's about the idea and the dream, but it's really about the hard work and the hustle."


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The «Tribsche» new build project in Lucerne is adding value to the district
Swiss Prime Site Solutions is managing this architecturally exciting project for its client Swiss Prime Investment Foundation. In the project planning phase, four architecture firms were asked to draw up a study as part of a competitive bidding process. The project by Scheitlin Syfrig Architekten was found to be the most impressive overall. With more than 150 apartments as well as space for public utilisation concepts on the ground floor, it offered the greatest added value for the district. In the next phase, the study was substantiated and prepared for the submission of the construction application in mid-2017. The building permit was granted in February 2018 and the construction work got underway in October 2019.
Living space in a unique location
The new development consisting of two residential buildings and a commercial property will stand within walking distance of the train station, KKL Luzern and Lake Lucerne. The residential buildings, «Punkthaus» and «Winkelhaus», will contain a total of 159 1.5- to 4.5-room luxury apartments on seven floors. Approximately 1 700 m² of commercial space will be available on the ground floor.
The three buildings are positioned around a carefully designed, landscaped, attractive inner courtyard where people can meet up or enjoy a break.
«With its open architecture and elegant setting, the inner courtyard adds value to the entire district», says Macarena Concha, Head of Construction at Swiss Prime Site Solutions. «It is an important, central feature of the superstructure and will eventually serve as a place where people can meet up. It is a real-world example of how urban densification, sustainability and attractive landscaping can add value for tenants», adds Concha.
«With its open architecture and elegant setting, the inner courtyard adds value to the entire district.»
Sustainable infrastructure
These days, new buildings must be as sustainable as possible, which is why the Winkelhaus is being equipped with a photovoltaic system. This will enable a collective self-consumption community to be formed. In addition, the buildings will be certified according to the Minergie standard and heated through district heating.
Great start to marketing activities
The marketing activities for the new spaces started in September 2020. «The marketing of 159 apartments in the first phase got off to a great start», says Leo Smeets, Head of Sales, Acquisitions & Letting at Swiss Prime Site Solutions. The Punkthaus will be ready for occupancy in August 2021; 85 percent of the available space has already been let. The Winkelhaus will be ready in February 2022 – here, 33 percent of the residential properties have already been snapped up. In addition, a lease for a large portion of the available commercial space has already been agreed with Migros. More information can be found at: www.tribsche.ch
Second phase imminent
The planning for the second phase of the development project began at the end of October 2020. The old commercial building that is also located on the site will be demolished and replaced with a new build containing around 100 additional apartments with retail space on the ground floor. The construction application will be submitted in the fourth quarter of 2021.
- Investment volume: approx. CHF 70 million (excl. land)
- Project idea: residential development on building land reserve
- Planned completion: mid-2019 to start of 2022
- Utilisation: residential, retail and services


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The Internet seeing age system was created applying data gathered by users of a well-known dating internet site. It included information such as average age range of partners. The initial motivation just for developing this kind of formula was to find out what grow older a man is best suited to date. Further, the patterns shown by the data may give you a better knowledge of the male mid-life bosnian girls crisis. Knowing this information may help persons prepare for the case or it might be exploited simply by marketing businesses.
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The full tube weighs 188g
The empty tube weighs 30g , impossible to squeeze any more out.
This makes the net weight 158g.
The box and tube are labelled as net 175g.
This is a 10 percent disparity. So I would need to buy ten tubes to get the advertised weight of nine.
This is the second time this year I have measured this with the same result.
So they have been charging the same price over time, possibly, but reducing the content.
I have attached pictures to verify this information.
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Chart Ferox has revealed that its new Medium Pressure Vessels (MPV) production line is in full flow of production, able to complete more than 100 units of EuroCyls with a capacity of 600 litres per month.
Chart Ferox started to build its new MPV production line at its Czech facility in the year 2010.
The total investment amounts to $1m and the new line is able to produce 'state-of-the-art' stainless steel cryogenic cylinders for air gases and natural gas, with volumes ranging from 600 to 2000 litres.
The main focus of the investment was to make improvements in a number of areas, namely delivery time, total production capacity, quality with a high level of automation and process control in relation to lean production principles and continuous product flow, together with the elimination of work in process inventory (one piece flow).
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Table of contents:
- Model 1. Warm autumn dress with pockets - hearts
- Stage One: Coquette
- Step two: shaping the armholes
- Step three: bottom part of the product
- Stage Four: Sleeves
- Step Five: Pockets
- Step six: tying the edge, assembling the product
- Model 2. Bright orange dress for girls
- Continue work: skirt
With the help of a hook, you can knit not only lace napkins, hats and scarves, but also delightful children's dresses - stylish and unusually elegant. Handmade, they will highlight and decorate your child and become a favorite part of his wardrobe. No one else will have such charming outfits!
In this article, using the example of two beautiful models, we will tell you how to make a crochet baby dress for a girl with your own hands. We will present a detailed description of the work process and share understandable schemes. We hope you find them useful!
Model 1. Warm autumn dress with pockets - hearts
It's autumn time, which means it's time to warm up. Let's learn how to knit a cozy baby dress with funny heart-shaped pockets. It is perfect for walking in the cool season and will keep your child warm.
To work, you will need 2 skeins of gray yarn (density 100 g per 270 m) and 1 skein of purple, as well as a hookNo. 3, 5, scissors and 3 buttons. We recommend using acrylic threads with the addition of wool when making crocheted dresses. The yarn "Perspective Pekhorka", LANAGOLD Alize or Alize Alpaca Royalc is perfect.
The size of the finished product is designed for a one-year-old girl. The dress is made from top to bottom, starting from the neck. The yoke is made in rows, which at first do not close into a ring, which allows you to make a clasp on the back. Sleeves and hem are knitted in the round. What will the finished crochet dress look like? The photo below shows this.
Stage One: Coquette
Starting work on our beautiful knitted dress: crochet a chain of 52 air loops. We do not connect in a ring! We will work in rows, forming a back open in the center.
In the first row, work 1 double crochet (С1Н) in the fourth loop from the hook, 1 С1Н in the next 7. Then we make a group 1 С1Н - 1 VP - 1 VP (V-combination) and 1 С1Н in the next 5 loops. We knit a V-combination again. 1 dc in next 18 sts. V-combination again and 1 dc in the next 5 sts. We repeat the V-combination in the next loop. 1 and perform C1H in the last 9 loops. Cut the thread, fasten. We check ourselves: there are 58 loops in a row (group 1 C1H - 1 VP - 1 VP counts as 3).
Start the second row by attaching the thread to the top of the initial chain of the base and 3 VP. In the next 9 loops we knit 1 C1H. Next, V-combination and skip loop. In the next 7 columns we knit 1 C1H. We repeatV-combination and skip loop. We do 1 C1H in the next 20 columns. Again we use the V-combination and skip the loop. Work 1 dc in next 7 sts. We make a V-combination and skip a loop. Until the end of the row, we perform 1 C1H in each column of the base. We break the thread. It turns out 66 loops.
From the third to the sixth row, we work as follows: we attach a thread at the beginning of the row (to the third loop of the chain), perform 3 VPs (they are considered as the first double crochet). Next, use the pattern 4 times: 1 С1Н in each column of the previous row to the chain, skip the first V-combination, in the next we perform С1Н - 1 VP - 1 VP and skip the loop again. Next, we knit 1 С1Н in each column to the end. Cut the thread, fasten in all rows except the sixth. In the sixth - we make a connecting loop to the top of the chain of the beginning of the row. Test yourself: you should get 98 stitches.
In the seventh row we will increase the number of loops to form the sleeves. We perform 3 VP.We make 1 С1Н in each column, skip the V-combination, in the next loop we knit 1 С1Н - 1 VP - 2 С1Н, skip the loop again. 1 dc in each dc of base to chain, skipping v-combination, 2 dc -1 ch - 1 dc in next st, skipping st.repeat-again. Next, we knit 1 С1Н in each loop, with the help of the joint venture we connect the row into a ring. You should have 110 stitches.
Repeat the scheme of the seventh row to the eleventh. We check ourselves - with increments, we get 158 loops. We do not cut the thread. The coquette is ready.
Step two: shaping the armholes
We continue to work on our crochet dress.Let's start forming the armholes. To do this, from the other end of the working ball, we measure the thread 30.5 cm long, cut it off and repeat the procedure. We attach one segment on the right front side of the product, make 1 VP and skip the loop, 4 more VP and SP into the next loop. We fix the thread. By analogy, we make the second axillary chain on the opposite side.
Next row: back to the working thread. We perform 3 VP. 1 C1H in each column to the axillary chain. 1 C1H in each of 4 VPs. Skip the next 37 bars. We repeat fromto. 1 C1H in each column to the end. We close the row of joint ventures to the top of the initial chain. There should be 88 stitches in the row.
Step three: bottom part of the product
Now let's start making a skirt for our crochet dress. We perform 3 VP, 1 S1N in every 9 next loops.2 С1Н in the next column, 1 С1Н in the next 10- repeat the pattern to the last loop. We make 2 C1H into it. We connect with the help of the joint venture. It turned out 96 loops.
We knit the second, third, fourth rows according to the scheme: a chain of 3 VPs. 1 dc in each loop of the circle. We close using a connecting half-column.
Fifth row: ch 3, dc 1 in next 10 sts.Work 2 dc into st, 1 dc each next 11.Pattern-use until the last st, into which we make 2 dc. We close the joint venture. It turned out 104 columns. We knit the sixth, seventh, eighth rows as follows: 3 VP at the beginning, then 1 С1Н in each loop of the base, we complete the joint venture.
In the ninth row we knit 3 VP again. 1 C1H innext 11 stitches. 2 dc in the next st, 1 dc in the next 12 sts- repeat until the last column. We knit 2 C1H into it. close the joint venture. You should get 112 loops. The tenth, eleventh, twelfth rows of the skirt are knitted from 3 VP at the beginning, 1 С1Н in each column of the base and SP at the end.
Thirteenth row: ch 3, 1 dc in 12 sts.Work 2 dc into st, 1 dc into each of the next 13.repeat-until the last st, into which we knit 2 dc and at the end of the joint. It turned out 120 loops. The fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth rows are again knitted without increments. At the beginning of 3 VP and 1 S1N in each loop, at the end of the joint venture.
The seventeenth row starts with 3 VP. Next, we make 1 C1H in 14 loops. We use the pattern 2 С1Н in the next loop, 1 С1Н in the next 14 loops.to the last loop, we knit 2 С1Н into it. And we close the joint venture. It turned out 128 loops.
We knit the eighteenth row without increments - 3 VP, 1 С1Н in each loop, joint venture. We repeat the scheme of the last row until the skirt (from the armpits to the edge) reaches the required length - 28 cm. Cut the thread, fasten. The process of working on a crochet baby dress is nearing completion! It remains to draw sleeves, pockets and sew on buttons.
Stage Four: Sleeves
To decorate the sleeves of the dress, we attach the working thread with a connecting half-column to the third loop of the axillary chain. We do 3 VP. 1 dc into next st.1 C1H in the loop, 2 C1H in the next- repeat 18 times around the circumference of the sleeve. 1 C1H in the next column. 1 С1Н in the last 2 loops.We make a joint venture at the top of the initial loop. You should have 59 stitches.
Second row of sleeves: 3 VP, 1 С1Н in each column of the base, SP. Third row: 1 VP, 1 column in the same loop. 2 single crochets, knitted together, twice, 1 single crochet in the next loop, repeat the pattern until the last 3 loops. 2 single crochet, knitted together, 1 single crochet in the last loop, SP. It turned out 36 bars.
Fourth row of sleeves. 1 VP, 1 CH in each loop, joint venture. Fifth row: single crochet step into each loop. We break the thread, fasten it. By analogy, we perform the second sleeve of the dress.
Step Five: Pockets
Our beautiful crochet dress is almost ready. It remains to make pockets, sew on three buttons and make loops for them. We will knit pockets according to the scheme presented below. For work, use a purple thread.
Start with a magic ring, in which we perform 4 VP, 2 D2N, 4 D1N, 1 D2N, 4 D1N, 3 D2N. We make 2 VP lifts, in the second and subsequent rows, we continue to adhere to the scheme. We carry out two purple hearts - pockets.
Step six: tying the edge, assembling the product
On the dress we mark out a place for buttons. Sew the top 1 cm below the collar. Second and third below. On the other side of the armhole, attach the thread, make 1 VP, 6 VP, SP in the next loop. We get the first loop for the button. We knit columns without a crochet along the edge of the armhole. We make the second and third loops by analogy. We decorate the edge with single crochets (in the corners we do 3 RLS each).We fix the thread and cut it.
Sew on the pockets, leaving their upper part free. That's all, the product is ready! Now you know how, using the description of crochet knitted dresses for girls, you can quickly and easily make an elegant and warm thing! In the autumn period, such a dress will come in handy! Creative success.
Model 2. Bright orange dress for girls
We bring to your attention another simple pattern of a crocheted dress for a girl of 3 years old. Light, openwork and bright product will become your baby's favorite outfit. To work, you will need a thin orange cotton yarn and hook No. 2.
Knitting starts with a chain of 100 air loops. On the first row, first double crochet 1 (С1Н) in 4 loops from the hook. Next, use the scheme 1 double crochet in every second loop to the end. We finish the row with a connecting loop (SP).
In the second row we make 3 air loops (VP). And then we work according to the scheme: 1 C1H (in the second double crochet of the previous row) - 2 VP. We complete the series using SP.
Start the third row with ch 3. We use the pattern to the end: 1 С1Н (in the next column), 1 С1Н (in the next loop of the chain), 1 С1Н (in the next loop). We finish with a connecting loop.
In the fourth row we make 3 VP. Next, we knit according to scheme 1 С1Н in the next loop, a chain of 2 VPs, repeat to the end. We complete 1 joint venture. We knit the fifth row by analogy with the third, the sixth - with the fourth. We continue to knit a coquettedresses, I alternate the pattern of the fifth and sixth rows three times.
In the thirteenth row, we make a chain of 5 ch and 1 single crochet in the third loop from the hook. We knit like this until the end. The scheme of the fourteenth row is as follows: a chain of 5 VPs, a single crochet in the arch. Until the nineteenth row, we knit using the pattern of the fourteenth row. The coquette of a knitted dress for summer crochet for a girl is ready.
Continue work: skirt
After the coquette, we proceed to the manufacture of the lower part of the product. We will knit a skirt using a beautiful shell pattern. The scheme of work is as follows.
The main elements of the scheme are chains of 5 VPs, single crochets between them and groups of single crochets. We knit a skirt, adhering to the scheme to the required length. We make out the edge with the help of columns without a crochet and a pico of 3 VPs. We subject the finished product to wet and heat treatment and dress up our fashionista! Such a bright openwork dress will surely please your child.


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Boone Fifth-grade students perform winter concert
Staff Writer
Boone News Republican
On Nov. 20 the fifth-grade choir, band and orchestra played a variety of songs during its annual winter concert in the Boone Middle School gym.
Amanda Cunningham, vocal music director, lead the choir in singing the Star Spangled Banner, Seventy-Six-Trombones, Wind on the Hill, Risseldy Rosseldy, Shake the Papaya Down and Come Hear the Band. Rose Kundel, band director, guided the band in playing sounds on the mouthpiece/sounds on instruments, rhythm saying and playing, First Five Notes, The Half Counts, Rolling Along, Lightly Row and Hot Cross Buns. Orchestra Director Paula Wengert directed the orchestra in playing Pizzicato selections and Arco selections as well as Rolling Along and Twinkle Little Star.


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[1.187.101] Control group sync issues
Control groups are not properly removing cubes or syncing.
Steps to reproduce
1. join multiplayer server.
2. Build a grid.
3. Create some blocks that can be grouped.
4. Put them in a group.
5. grind one of the blocks.
6. replace that block with a different block.
7. check the control group. There should be one fewer blocks in that group.
8. reconnect to game.
9. Find the new block is now in that control group.
10. remove the new block. save the group.
11. reconnect to game.
12. Find the new block BACK in that control group AGAIN.
13. Throw a fit. Delete the group. and recreate it.
14. reconnect to game. and find all is normal.
Hello, Engineer!
Thank you for your feedback! Your topic has been added between considered issues.Please keep voting for the issue as it will help us to identify the most serious bugs.
We really appreciate your patience.
Kind Regards
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Distribution Clerk
Location: Port. St. Lucie, FL
Exemption: Nonexempt
Shift: First
Ventura Foods is a leading global manufacturer of branded and custom food products that proudly helps food providers in the U.S., Canada and more than 60 other countries earn a special place on consumers' tables. We do this by continually crafting custom dressings, sauces, mayonnaises, and other food solutions that exceed peoples' expectations for great-tasting flavors and high-quality ingredients.
Headquartered in Brea, California, Ventura Foods operates 14 manufacturing facilities, 3 culinary centers, and numerous distribution centers across North America. When you work in our manufacturing and distribution facilities, you get a strong foundation of training, a manager who cares about you and celebrates your success, a safe environment, and challenging work. As part of our team, your future is limited only by how much you're willing to push yourself to get there. We invest in your growth, because you invest in ours.
Position Summary:
Provide clerical support to distribution operations on a daily basis. Ensure all customer orders are ready to ship on time and orders are completed, prepped and invoiced. Complete understanding of cross functional roles to include vacation relief and support for all shifts.
Major Duties and Responsibilities:
Provide clerical support to distribution operations on a daily basis. Ensure all customer orders are ready to ship on time and orders are completed, prepped and invoiced. Complete understanding of cross functional roles to include vacation relief and support for all shifts.
Education and Experience:
- High School Diploma/GED
- 1-3 years of experience as an Administrative/Clerical Clerk
- Warehouse environment experience preferred
Knowledge and Skills:
- Basic understanding of distribution operations
- Skill in complex problem solving and organizational and multi-tasking skills, allowing the incumbent to function effectively in complex and rapidly evolving situations
- Strong written (spelling, grammar, structure, clarity) and verbal (concise, clear, relevant, organized) communication skills are required
- Ability to utilize computer tools including spreadsheet, word processing and mainframe with minimal additional training or guidance
- Knowledge of Ventura Foods' products, processes and systems as they relate to the transportation function. Must be flexible on work schedule
Physical Demands:
Regularly requires intermittent sitting, standing, walking, climbing, squatting, kneeling, pushing, and pulling. Physical strength and dexterity sufficient to perform the required task(s). Must occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds or more with assistance. Additional demands may be required.
Work Environment:
In addition to normal business hours, work schedules may include after hours and weekends as needed. May work outside and in adverse temperatures which include extreme hot, cold, and humidity. May be exposed to fumes or airborne particles, toxic or caustic chemicals and vibration. Must be willing and able to wear personal protective equipment as required by established Company Safety standards. May require work in confined and dark spaces, and at heights in excess of 18 feet for prolonged periods of time.
Ventura Foods is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.
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Good news for Xbox Warframe gamers. Deimos: Arcana: Update 29.5.5 is currently in certification for your platform.
As a note, this will be the final update for 2020 on Xbox. However, that doesn't mean the team is done working. The next few weeks will see the game addressing any issues and releasing hotfixes. As to what's included in this update, you can look forward to three new TenoGen Bundles which include skins, helmets, and more.
Xbox One-specific notes include:
- Deimos Achievements: The new Challenges that launched with Heart of Deimos were not launched as Achievements simultaneously on release. We will be looking at bringing these in the new year.
- Made systemic micro-optimizations to all code on Xbox One.
The update also introduces new controller additions and changes, general isolation vault changes, and a bunch of new isolation vault encounters. As expected, this is a pretty extensive update, and the patch notes prove it.
If you want to read said patch notes, head over to the forums here.


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Hi! I am about to print up the Spanish translation of the Support zine, about supporting survivors of sexual abuse. I am going to be giving a lot away for free, and also am trying to get some printed in Mexico, for groups there to distribute. So, I seriously could use some help paying for all this. I think it is a really really important thing and a very good cause. So.. if you want to, donate...
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- 1 Is JFK or EWR closer to Manhattan?
- 2 Which airport is EWR in New York?
- 3 How far is EWR from NYC?
- 4 Is JFK or EWR closer to Times Square?
- 5 Why is LaGuardia Airport closed?
- 6 Which airport is bigger Newark or JFK?
- 7 Is Newark the worst airport?
- 8 Why does NYC have 3 airports?
- 9 How much is uber from Newark to Manhattan?
- 10 What is the cheapest way to get from Newark to Manhattan?
- 11 What is the best way to get from Newark Airport to Manhattan?
- 12 How much is a taxi from Newark Airport to Times Square?
- 13 What is the biggest airport in the world?
- 14 How do I get from Newark to NYC?
- 15 Which airport is closer to Times Square?
Is JFK or EWR closer to Manhattan?
Newark (EWR) Airport: The Other Other Airport. Yes, Newark is technically a "New York City" airport even though it's in a different state. And it's about the same distance from Manhattan as JFK, so it's easy to assume that flying into Newark is the same as flying into JFK. But you couldn't be more wrong.
Which airport is EWR in New York?
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How far is EWR from NYC?
Despite being located in New Jersey, Newark Airport (EWR) is actually only 16 miles from midtown Manhattan which makes it a workable option for your next trip to the Big Apple. Actually, depending on where you're staying, you actually might find Newark to be more convenient than both LaGuardia (LGA) and John F.
Is JFK or EWR closer to Times Square?
Best thing about airport: It's in New Jersey. Distance to Times Square: Again, you're looking at about 15 miles to get to Manhattan, but depending on the time of day and congestion at the Holland Tunnel, it could be much quicker than JFK — or much, much worse.
Why is LaGuardia Airport closed?
A shortage of workers at an air traffic control facility in the Washington DC area prompted the agency to order a ground stop at LaGuardia, one of the country's busiest transportation hubs. A day before, airline executives warned that the shutdown was pushing aviation to "tipping point".
Which airport is bigger Newark or JFK?
Newark Liberty International lies to the west of New York City, and is considerably smaller than JFK, with just three terminals to JFK's six. If your eventual destination is on the west side of Manhattan, a journey from Newark Liberty International will be considerably easier than one from JFK.
Is Newark the worst airport?
No surprise: Newark Airport ranked worst in US, better than only 16 airports worldwide. Amid collective gasps and the sound of prepackaged chicken cordon bleu crashing to the floor, it was announced that Newark Liberty International Airport is the worst airport in America, according to a study.
Why does NYC have 3 airports?
New York has three major airports: JFK, LGA & EWR. LGA, LaGuardia Airport is the oldest (1929) operating major airport in the country. Due to its location it is too small to accommodate jumbo jets necessary for transcontinental and transatlantic flights.
How much is uber from Newark to Manhattan?
Before the change, Uber estimated the cost of a fare from EWR to Midtown Manhattan to be roughly $83, but with the new prices, the cost estimate drops to just $44.
What is the cheapest way to get from Newark to Manhattan?
Trains provided by NJ Transit from Newark Airport into Manhattan are the cheapest method for getting into New York. These trains run frequently, are quick, and in many ways are even more convenient than taking public transportation from JFK or LaGuardia airports.
What is the best way to get from Newark Airport to Manhattan?
The Best Way To Get From Newark International Airport To Manhattan (and back again)
- Travel By Taxi. Of course, traveling from Newark Airport to Manhattan by taxi is easy.
- Hire a Car Service to Pick You Up. Instead of picking up a random cab at curbside, you can hire a car.
- Airport Shuttles.
- The Airtrain.
How much is a taxi from Newark Airport to Times Square?
The quickest way to get from Newark Airport (EWR) to Times Square is to taxi which costs $90 – $110 and takes 19 min.
What is the biggest airport in the world?
#1 Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX) – Beijing, China. Beijing Daxing International Airport is the biggest airport in the world and the latest addition to the list of supersized airports, and they're topping that list.
How do I get from Newark to NYC?
Take the Airtrain to the the "Newark Liberty Airport Train Station". Then transfer to a NJ TRANSIT train to Penn Station NEWARK (not New York). Trains run 7 days a week, 21 hours/day (no service between 2:00-5:00 AM) at least every 15 minutes. Do not get a ticket for an AMTRAK train because that is MUCH more expensive.
Which airport is closer to Times Square?
LaGuardia is the closest to the Times Square, Manhattan stops and easiest to reach, and a particularly good choice for domestic flights. JFK is further out by well connected by public city transport. Newark is further and more expensive as it outside the New York public transport area.


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Five questions with food safety expert, new AAAS Fellow Linda Harris
Professor of Cooperative Extension shares career story, appreciation for UC Davis
After growing up in northern British Columbia, in a remote smelter town called Kitimat ("an 8-hour drive from the nearest McDonald's"), University of California Professor of Cooperative Extension Linda J. Harris embarked on an academic journey that crisscrossed North America and eventually led to her election as a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
AAAS, the world's largest multidisciplinary scientific society and publisher of the journal Science, recently announced the election of its 2021 class, which will be inducted during its annual meeting, Feb. 17-20.
In addition to Harris – a faculty member in UC Davis' Department of Food Science and Technology – four other UC Agriculture and Natural Resources affiliates will be inducted: Helene Dillard, dean of the UC Davis College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences; Kathryn Uhrich, dean of the UC Riverside College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences; and UC Berkeley Professors Rodrigo Almeida and Paolo D'Odorico.
Harris, a Certified Food Scientist, recently shared her thoughts on the value of extension work, her contributions to the field, UC Davis' support for women in academia, and the arc of her career journey.
How did you get your start in food science and microbiology?
I was interested in science at an early age. As an undergraduate student at the University of Victoria in Victoria, B.C., I enrolled in biochemistry at the suggestion of my high school biology teacher. In my second year, I switched to the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta and decided to review the course catalog – a paper version! When I got to the section on Food Science, the applied nature of the field just sounded right and I never looked back.
However, I didn't do particularly well in microbiology as an undergraduate student – too much memorization for me. At the end of my B.S. I was ready for a job in the food industry and took the very first job I was offered – ironically enough as a dairy microbiologist in a quality control lab. Thankfully, that job opened my eyes to the possibilities in microbiology. What was memorization turned into something I learned through doing and I was hooked.
Two years later, I was ready to go back to school and contacted a professor of food safety microbiology at the University of Alberta who fortunately had funding for me. During my M.S. degree in food microbiology, he encouraged me to pursue the Ph.D. – which was not something I had ever considered – and that led me to leave Canada and head to North Carolina State University and a Ph.D. in microbiology in the Food Science Department, where I worked on a project related to the fermentation of sauerkraut.
I did have one publication related to food safety during my time at NC State, and when I took my first faculty position back in Canada [University of Guelph in Ontario] I continued to work in food safety, mostly with meat and meat products.
I am so glad that I saw the advertisement for my current position and that I followed my instincts to apply for the job. The opportunities to grow professionally and to work in the food safety area at UC Davis, within the Cooperative Extension network in California, and with collaborators across the U.S., and around the world, have been enormous, and I am extremely grateful for the path that led me here.
February 11 is the United Nations-designated "International Day of Women and Girls in Science." How has UC Davis supported women in your scientific field?
My career in STEM [science, technology, engineering and math] has been very rewarding and many of the gender barriers I faced early on have been addressed. I feel very fortunate to have landed at UC Davis and I am thankful that there is a long history of addressing these barriers at this institution.
When I was hired in 1996, the Department of Food Science and Technology was about 25% women and both the department chair and dean of the college were women. I had never been in a department or college with so many women faculty, including in positions of leadership. It was a very important consideration in my move. Today our department is 50% women and I proudly served for five years as the second woman department chair, from 2016 to 2021.
As a first-generation university graduate raised by a single mother, you have a unique perspective in encouraging young people on their path toward a STEM career. What advice do you have for them?
To those contemplating a career in STEM, I would say: be open to new opportunities and adventures – you never know where they may lead you. Get involved in leadership in any capacity you can from student organizations or around other things that interest you. Skills that you learn with these types of activities will be invaluable to your career.
I am very much an introvert and had to work hard to overcome my fear of public speaking. In addition to leadership roles in student clubs, I joined Toast Masters while working on my Ph.D. These activities had a huge impact on building my confidence and helped influence my career choices.
In the AAAS Fellows announcement, it says you were elected for "contributions to the field of food safety microbiology, especially related to control of Salmonella and other pathogens in low-moisture foods and fresh produce." Is that your proudest achievement in the field?
I am most proud of the work described by that short statement especially as it applies to California-grown commodities. I would say that my laboratory is best known for work with the tree nut industry – almonds, pistachios and walnuts, as well as a range of types of fresh produce grown in this state.
My laboratory has worked to understand behavior, movement, prevalence, and especially control of foodborne pathogens like Salmonella during production in the field through harvest and postharvest handling all the way through to consumer practices.
I have been fortunate to have many terrific state, national and international collaborators and an outstanding group of people working in my laboratory as we set the foundation for some of the food safety research in tree nuts and produce. It has been most gratifying to watch the significant growth in these fields of investigation, especially with a new generation of scientists that span the country and beyond.
Another "hat" you wear is UC Cooperative Extension specialist. How have you contributed to food safety knowledge and practices in our communities?
I think you will see that my "hats" are not that different. The research from my laboratory has provided the foundation for several commodity-based, food-safety risk assessments – for almonds, pistachios, and walnuts. And these, in turn, have been used in support of regulations or helped guide implementation of safer food industry practices. Our research has also informed several publications aimed at consumer handling of fresh fruits and vegetables and has been cited in regulations pertaining to fresh produce safety. It is gratifying to see our research being used.
My research and extension work are very integrated. One feeds the other. Because I have been able to interact with stakeholders (especially integral to my position as a Cooperative Extension specialist), I have been able to understand firsthand some of the pressing food-safety issues and challenges in California. These stakeholder interactions have largely formed the basis for most of my research and extension grant proposals over the years. The collaborations that have resulted from extension activities have opened doors and access to many unique opportunities for sample collection and research exploration./h3>/h3>/h3>/h3>/h3>/h2>
Pistachio production costs outlined in UC study
The popularity of pistachios as a healthy snack continues to drive demand. California's pistachio crop was valued at $1.94 billion in 2019, according to the California Department of Food and Agriculture.
For growers considering planting an orchard, the costs and returns of establishing and producing pistachios in the southern San Joaquin Valley are outlined in a new study by UC ANR's Agricultural Issues Center, UC Cooperative Extension and the UC Davis Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics.
"New growers use this information to create their budget for production loans for their bank," said Jeffrey Gibbons, plant manager of Setton Pistachio of Terra Bella. "Owners use this information so they can be assured their farm managers are not overcharging them for farming costs. Farm managers use this information to see how they compare to the industry. Setton Pistachio uses this information to project budgets for future planting scenarios."
UC Cooperative Extension specialists and farm advisors routinely refer people interested in planting pistachios to the cost study.
"I use this every time I have a new grower," said Louise Ferguson, UC Cooperative Extension specialist in the UC Davis Department of Plant Sciences and co-author of the study. "It not only gives a good estimate of establishment and production costs, and projected net returns, but ensures no details are missed in planning. It is an invaluable template for pistachio production."
Elizabeth Fichtner, UC Cooperative Extension orchard systems advisor for Kings and Tulare counties, agreed. "The cost study documents are one of the first resources I assemble for new growers."
The new study estimates the costs and returns of establishing and producing pistachios using low-volume drip irrigation in the southern San Joaquin Valley. The hypothetical orchard is planted at 128 trees per acre, with an expected life span of 40 years.
The authors describe the assumptions used to identify current costs for pistachio establishment and production, material inputs, cash and non-cash overhead and a ranging analysis table, which shows profits over a range of prices and yields.
"Pistachio growers, potential future growers, land leasers, appraisers and loan officers benefit from detailed and current information included in the studies," said Craig Kallsen, UCCE citrus and pistachio farm advisor for Kern County.
Gibbons said, "Setton Pistachio refers potential growers to this information as they determine if they want to plant pistachios. Setton Pistachio appreciates this information if it is current. If it is too old, it is not reliable, and there is no other good source for unbiased pistachio development information."
For a grower, deciding not to plant pistachios based on information in the cost study can be just as economically valuable as deciding to plant pistachios based on the cost study, said Kallsen.
"The information in the cost study can prevent a grower from making a million-dollar mistake by planting a crop that is not suitable for their soil, water availability or for an economic reason not related to crop environment/adaption suitability such as length of time to first harvest or high cost of establishment," he said.
Reliable estimated costs for a crop grown mostly in California may be hard to find from a source other than UC. This study was co-authored by 17 UCCE farm advisors and specialists and a pomology professor at California State University, Fresno, with input from growers.
"This study summarizes the knowledge learned and used to build California's pistachio industry from 40,000 acres in the 1970s to over 400,000 acres and a 1.1-billion-pound crop in 2020," Ferguson said.
The new study, "Sample Costs to Establish and Produce Pistachios, Low-Volume Irrigation, San Joaquin Valley South - 2020" can be downloaded for free from the UC Davis Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics website http://coststudies.ucdavis.edu. Sample cost of production studies for many other commodities are also available on the website.
"UC cost studies are always something I alert potential growers to when they are considering whether to plant an orchard," said Phoebe Gordon, UC Cooperative Extension orchard crops advisor for Madera and Merced counties. "New growers have expressed to me a few times that they find the cost study useful."
For an explanation of calculations used in the study, refer to the section titled Assumptions. For more information contact Donald Stewart, University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources, Agricultural Issues Center, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, at (530) 752-4651 or email@example.com. To discuss this study with a local UC Cooperative Extension advisor, find the UC Cooperative Extension office in your county at https://ucanr.edu/About/Locations.
A hike in navel orangeworm pressure expected later this century due to climate change
Outsized wildfires, rising sea levels and disappearing glaciers are dramatic signs of climate change, but not the only ones. New UC Agriculture and Natural Resources research provides forewarning of a change that will be economically and environmentally costly to California – a fifth generation of navel orangeworm, the most destructive pest of almonds, walnuts and pistachios.
Navel orangeworm (NOW) will be more problematic in the future because of warming temperatures, UC Cooperative Extension scientists report in Science of the Total Environment.
Like most insects,NOW's development rate, physiology, behavior and reproduction are highly dependent on the ambient temperature. When the weather warms in the spring, NOW moths emerge from the nuts left in the tree or on the ground during the winter. After mating, females then recycle those last year's nuts to lay eggs and complete one generation. Adults emerged from that first and subsequent generations then lay eggs on in-season hull-splitalmondnuts, where larvae feeding damages the crop. Typically the pests fly three to four times per year – with more flights in areas with warmer weather.
"Warmer temperatures can result in early activity of the pests in the spring and increased activity during the season," said Tapan Pathak, the UC Cooperative Extension climate change specialist and the study's principle investigator.
The scientists looked at 10 climate models to determine what nut farmers can expect to face over the next 80 years and applied NOW developmental models to the changing climate. Daily maximum and minimum temperature data were obtained for 1950 to 2005, and future projections stretched to 2100.
"The fifth generation can happen in the next few decades," said Jhalendra Rijal, UC integrated pest management advisor and co-author of the research. "The climate models suggest that spring will begin earlier. That causes insect activity to start earlier. With increased temperatures through the season, the number of days to complete a generation is less. At the end of 2050 or so, we'll see an extra generation."
The study focused on 23 counties in the Central Valley, from Shasta County in the north to Kern County in the south, where 1.78 million bearing acres of nut crops are planted. About two-thirds of that acreage is planted to almonds, 20% in walnuts and 16% in pistachios. The tree nut crops were valued at more than $8 billion combined in 2018, according to the California Department of Food and Agriculture.
The completion of the NOW life cycle is faster in pistachio compared to almonds and walnuts, so the potential risk of crop damage and economic loss is higher in pistachio, according to the research report. There are only a few years historically in which the models detected the fifth generation of NOW in Kern County pistachios. The occurrence of the fifth generation in almonds and walnuts was historically nonexistent, but it starts appearing in three southern counties by 2040 and eleven counties by 2100.
"In order to alleviate some of the risks related to navel orangeworm damage to nut crops, it is important to implement integrated pest management practices," Pathak said.
IPM preventative and control measures include sanitizing the orchard during the winter by removing all the nuts on the ground and in the trees, applying synthetic reproductive hormones to limit the pests' ability to find mates, encouraging natural enemies, judicious of least-toxic pesticides if necessary and harvesting the crop early to avoid a new generation of the pest.
"A better understanding of future navel orangeworm pressure on California's major nut crops can help facilitate and strategize integrated pest management practices in order to minimize production risks," Pathak said.
The results of the research can also inform growers and pest control advisers about the potential increased threat from other pests as the climate changes.
California nut industry provides funds to hire four UC Cooperative Extension research associates
Four staff research associates will join the ranks of UC Cooperative Extension scientists in the coming months to support nut crop advisors conducting critical research in walnut, almond and pistachio production.
The California Walnut Board, the Almond Board of California and the California Pistachio Research Board together have provided about $425,000 to cover annual salaries, benefits, travel and equipment for the new UC Cooperative Extension staff. Under the terms of the agreement, the new positions will be funded annually for up to three years, pending available funds and success of the program.
"By supporting these new positions in UC Cooperative Extension, the California Walnut Board, the Almond Board of California and the California Pistachio Research Board show their recognition for the value of applied research conducted by our nut crop advisors," said UC Agriculture and Natural Resources vice president Glenda Humiston. "We are grateful to these industry organizations for this vote of confidence and the generous funding to generate science-based knowledge to apply on California farms."
The new research associates will each devote time supporting two advisors with tree nut assignments:
- Allan Fulton and Luke Milliron, serving Butte, Glenn and Tehama counties
- Katherine Jarvis-Shean and Franz Niederholzer, serving Colusa, Sacramento, Solano, Sutter, Yolo counties
- Mae Culumber and Phoebe Gordon, serving Fresno, Madera and Merced counties
- Elizabeth Fichtner and an advisor under recruitment, serving Tulare and Kings counties
The arrangement reflects a change in how UC Cooperative Extension supports the agriculture industries in California with applied research. With less funding from its traditional revenue sources – USDA, the state government and counties – advisors cover more territory than in the past. Over the years, they have also taken on an increasing share of UC's applied research mission serving the state's specialty crops industries.
The new staff research associate positions were crafted to attract highly qualified candidates who will support advisors' applied research efforts. Their primary focus will be on assisting advisors with planning, execution and gathering data on experimental and demonstration field trials.
UCCE advisor emeritus Joe Grant, who now serves as production research director of the California Walnut Board, chaired an industry working group that drafted the plan based on advisors' input about their needs.
"Advisors are competent and creative people with the skills and knowledge to do research. They need the same support that researchers on campus have," Grant said.
The California Pistachio Research Board previously provided funding for a plant pathology researcher and an integrated pest management advisor at the UC Kearney Agricultural Research and Extension Center in Parlier. In addition, the board supported creation of $1 million endowments for a nut genetics researcher and a tree nut soil science and plant-water relations researcher as part of an initiative co-funded by UC President Janet Napolitano.
"We've been concerned for a long time about UC Cooperative Extension's research capacity and infrastructure issues," said Bob Klein, manager of the California Pistachio Research Board. "This new initiative will increase efficiency and productivity for farm advisors and also reduce their stress from being overcommitted."
Josette Lewis, the Almond Board chief scientific officer, said the organization depends on UCCE farm advisors for unbiased, quality information about almond production.
"Advisors are a valuable link between UC campuses and growers, not only in doing applied research that helps growers thrive, but in meeting California's goals of environmental and social sustainability," Lewis said. "The information they generate is shared with a host of ag industry professionals – pest control advisers, crop consultants and people in the private sector who provide services to growers."
Commodity industry funding for UC Cooperative Extension reflects the value the nut crop industries leverage from one of the strongest agricultural research and extension systems in the world, Lewis said.
The new program is modeled after a pilot project in Colusa County in which the Almond Board provided funding for Niederholzer to hire an intern to support almond research. A young scientist who held the post from 2015-16 was Milliron. In 2017, UC Cooperative Extension named Milliron a sustainable orchard systems advisor for Butte, Glenn and Tehama counties and he will now supervise one of the new staff research associates.
"We had a chance to keep him in the system and capitalize on what he learned during his internship," Lewis said.
There are other tree nut and fruit advisors in need of research help, Grant said. For example, there are concentrations of tree fruit and nut acreage and growers in Kern, San Joaquin and Stanislaus counties.
"We positioned these four research associates where we heard the need for help was most critical. We can see adding another position or two in the future if funds are available," Grant said.
Climate and California agriculture of the future
One of the forces driving agricultural experiments in California's fertile San Joaquin Valley is climate change, reported Mark Schapiro on Grist.org. Although some sources still don't feel completely comfortable with the concept.
"Whether it's carbon built up in the atmosphere or just friggin' bad luck, the conditions are straining us," said John Duarte, president of Duarte Nursery.
The state's fruit and nut orchards are taking the most heat as conditions change. A fruit or nut tree planted today may be ill-suited to climatic conditions by the time it begins bearing fruit in 5 or 10 years. Between 1950 and 2009, "chill" hours trees needed annually to reboot trees' metabolic system for the spring bloom had already declined by as much as 30 percent, according to a California Department of Food and Agriculture study.
"If trees haven't had that low-chill period when they wake up in the spring, it's like being up all night and then trying to go to work." said Mae Culumber, a nut crop advisor with UC Cooperative Extension in Fresno County.
Researchers have already observed that cherry, apricot, pear, apple, pecan and almond trees are often less productive than they used to be.
The article said farmers may turn to pistachio trees to weather a warmer and dryer California. Pistachio trees require one-third to one-half as much water as almond trees. During droughts, pistachio tree metabolism slows and when water returns, they start producing nuts again. And they can produce nuts for 80 years or longer, almost four times the life span of an average almond tree.
For field crops, scientists are looking at improving the soil and transforming growing systems to help farmers adapt to the warming climate.
"When I drive to the Central Valley, I get goosebumps; I feel the urgency," UC Davis agronomist Amélie Gaudin said. "I see an agriculture that is basically hydroponics. It's like a person being fed/kept alive by an IV."
"What happens when you no longer have the sugar-water?" she adds.
Gaudin is focusing on using agroecological principles to develop efficient and resilient cropping systems. Planting cover crops and reducing tillage show promise for mitigating the impact of climate change in the valley.


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"Yao, conduct themselves your own self tonight, and so i should come to pick out you up the next day," Woman Zhen said to Duan Yao.
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Hao Ren looked over Duan Yao who had been on the entrance and didn't encourage her in, and he dragged a office chair above and sat decrease too. There had been senior citizens inside the lounge, so he needed to cover up in the room to get a break up also.
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She hadn't seen the training books on there prior to people were all in various style and alignments. She quickly had an individual reserve out of the box as Zhao Yanzi and Hao Ren were definitely performing the sport, and she secretly examined with the e-book.
"You performed tricky too." Xie Yujia checked out Hao Ren and replied. She only chatted with elders causally it turned out Hao Ren who harvested anyone here.
"Here, have a go by yourself!" Zhao Yanzi's hands was receiving sore, so she asked Duan Yao to experience a attempt as she seen that the second was looking at the tv screen cautiously.
"Zi, Ren, time for dinner!" Zhao Hongyu shouted from downstairs.
While he was planning, he suddenly observed a light crimson mark on Xie Yujia's right shoulder blades.
Young lady Zhen experienced some tea just after lunch time, and she chatted with Grandma to get a bit ahead of she asserted that she was going to abandon.
"Here, try it out your own self!" Zhao Yanzi's fingers was getting sore, so she invited Duan Yao to have a try as she observed that the second was looking at the monitor properly.
She was the same age group as Zhao Yanzi, yet still she seemed more like children she located every thing interesting. This fascination murdered a few of the hatred she obtained for Zhao Yanzi and Hao Ren at some level.
The senior citizens enjoyed Xie Yujia a good deal Hao Ren's parents and Zhao Yanzi's mom and dad saved questioning her questions regarding her daily life. She blushed as she solved each dilemma politely.


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Scientific Name: Lanius cristatus
Malay Name: Tirjup Biasa
Chinese Name: 红尾伯劳
Found from Siberia, Northeast China, Northern Japan to Korea, wintering to the Indian Subcontinent, Southern China, Taiwan and Southeast Asia.
Polytypic. Subspecies are: cristatus, confusus, lucionensis, superciliosus.
Local Subspecies: cristatus, confusus, lucionensis, superciliosus
Size: 19-20.5 cm
Individuals of subspecies confusus are brown overall, have chestnut-wash flanks, dark black eye-stripe and thin white supercilium. L. cristatus lucionensis shows a slate-grey supercilium and crown with a dark black eye-stripe. L. c. superciliosus shows a brownish-red nape and mantle, thicker and white supercilium and a very strongly contrasting black eyestripe. L. c. cristatus is very similar to confusus.
Similar looking species: Tiger Shrike, Long-tailed Shrike, Large Woodshrike
Habitat: Open and non-forest habitats like parks and grasslands.
Behaviour/Ecology: Feeds on insects, reptiles, small birds and rodents. Prefers more open habitats while Tiger Shrike prefers more wooded areas.
Local Status: Uncommon migrant
Conservation Status: Least Concern (BirdLife International 2016)
Location: Any patch of suitable habitat.
Migrant bar chart (see more bar charts):
Conservation Status: IUCN Red List Page
Sound Recordings: xeno-canto Link
Wikipedia Entry: Wikipedia Link
eBird Species page: eBird (Brown Shrike)
BirdLife International. (2016). Lanius cristatus. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2016. https://dx.doi.org/10.2305/IUCN.UK.2016-3.RLTS.T22705011A93995637.en. Accessed on 1 January 2023
Robson, C. (2014). Field guide to the birds of South-East Asia (Second Edition). Bloomsbury Publishing, London.
Wells, D. R. (1999). The Birds of the Thai-Malay Peninsula (Vol. 1). Academic Press, London.


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