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Two extremely heavy hitters will collide this Saturday night (Jan. 19, 2013) as former IFL Champion Ben Rothwell takes on former UFC title challenger Gabriel Gonzaga on the UFC on FX 7 main card in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Rothwell enters the fight on the heels of a vicious first round knockout of Brendan Schaub, although he's been sidelined for several months after suffering a severe ankle injury. He's hoping to push his UFC record above .500 for the first time and score a significant victory in hostile territory.
Gabriel Gonzaga returned from retirement and earned an invite back into the UFC last year, defeating newcomer Ednaldo Oliveira via first round submission in his Octagon reappearance. After having his next fight delayed by opponent injuries as well as his own, he's finally ready for round two of his comeback tour.
Can Rothwell go on his first winning streak in years? Will Gonzaga score his most significant victory since Cro Cop? What's the key to victory for both men?
Ben Rothwell
Record: 32-8 overall, 2-2 in the UFC
Key Wins: Roy Nelson (IFL: Moline), Brendan Schaub (UFC 145) Gilbert Yvel (UFC 115)
Key Losses: Cain Velasquez (UFC 104), Mark Hunt (UFC 135), Andrei Arlovski (Affliction: Banned)
How he got here: Ben Rothwell got a very early start in professional fighting, making his debut at just 17 years old. He didn't waste any time either, fighting a ridiculous 11 times in a one year stretch from November 2001 until November 2002.
Rothwell made a tremendous impact in the IFL, going on an impressive nine fight winning streak in the fledgling promotion and defeating the likes of Roy Nelson, Travis Fulton, Ricco Rodriguez and Krzysztof Soszynski (twice) in the process.
His run earned him a fight against former UFC heavyweight champion Andrei Arlovski at Affliction:Banned in 2008, but after going two strong rounds, he would fade in the third and be knocked out. "Big Ben" would make his UFC debut against Cain Velasquez in 2009, getting physically dominated with wrestling and would have the fight stopped after eating multiple blows to the face while rising to his feet in a bit of mild controversy.
The Midwestern fighter got back on track at UFC 115, outgrappling Gilbert Yvel in a competitive back and forth affair in which Rothwell blew out his knee early in the first round. After 15 months away from the Octagon, he returned to face Mark Hunt and ran out of gas quickly, losing a decision in Denver.
He was fighting for his job last April against Brendan Schaub and delivered a spectacular first round knockout to remain employed. After an ankle injury set him back, he's hoping to take out his second straight opponent this weekend.
How he gets it done: Rothwell has some serious power, but the key will be actually being able to utilize it. He's not the fastest fighter out there, so he's going to have to create situations where Gonzaga will not be able to get out of the way of his fists.
Look for Rothwell to stalk Gonzaga down, moving forward constantly to try to corner him against the fence where he won't have escape routes. Gonzaga does not utilize very good head movement so if he can't escape a rough situation with his feet, he could be in trouble.
Rothwell has an incredible chin, so he shouldn't be afraid to eat a big strike in order to dish one out. He can definitely handle a good shot better than Gonzaga so if he finds himself in a situation where he can trade blows, he should jump at the opportunity.
He's going to have to pace himself, however, if he doesn't want to be plagued by the conditioning issues that seriously haunted him against Mark Hunt.
Gabriel Gonzaga
Record: 13-6 overall, 8-5 in the UFC
Key Wins: Mirko Filipovic (UFC 70), Ednaldo Oliveira (UFC 142), Chris Tuschscherer (UFC 102)
Key Losses: Junior dos Santos (UFC on Versus 2), Fabricio Werdum 2x (UFC 80, Jungle Fight 1), Randy Couture (UFC 74)
How he got here: Gabriel Gonzaga had a significant background in Brazilian jiu-jitsu before making the transition to mixed martial arts, winning several competitions and doing well at the prestigious ADCC tournament. He had a rock solid start to his professional MMA career, with his lone defeat coming at the hands of current top heavyweight Fabricio Werdum before he was invited to the UFC.
Once there, he began wrecking his opposition, knocking out or submitting everyone in his way before earning the opportunity of a lifetime against the legendary Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic. "Napao" shocked the world by knocking the Croatian superstar senseless with a right head kick, which earned him a UFC Heavyweight title shot against Randy Couture.
In his title opportunity, Gonzaga came up short against Couture, fading in the third round after breaking his nose. Since that defeat, he's never been able to be a consistent winner in MMA, losing to all the top rising heavyweights while winning just enough against the lower tiered heavyweights to remain employed.
That streak ended in late 2010 when Gonzaga lost to Brendan Schaub and was released from the UFC and the Brazilian announced his retirement. He returned to MMA a year later, winning via submission and earning another shot at the big leagues and he made the best of his opportunity by submitting Ednaldo Oliveira in his return to the promotion a year ago.
After a year off due to a mixture of injuries and bad luck, Gonzaga will fight in his home country against Ben Rothwell this Saturday night.
How he gets it done: Gonzaga has some good punching power and vicious kicks, but his striking has really only hurt him ever since the knockout of Filipovic. His recent success has come because he returned to his roots by taking fights to the ground and submitting opponents.
It's not like Ben Rothwell is the most fluid and lethal kickboxer, but he's got an incredible chin, better than Gonzaga's and it's not worth it to stand and bang with him.
They key for Gonzaga is to wear Rothwell down with takedown attempts and attacks on the canvas. Rothwell doesn't have a bad ground game when he's got a full gas tank, but when he's tired, even Mark Hunt attempts submissions against him. Look for Gonzaga to relentlessly pursue to takedown and try to take Rothwell's striking out of the equation.
Fight X-Factor: The biggest X-Factor for this fight has to be injuries and the long layoffs for each individual. Both Gonzaga and Rothwell are coming off injuries and bad luck which have kept them sidelined for a combined 20 months as we enter this fight. Gonzaga had fights fall apart and pulled out of a fight last May due to injury while Rothwell had to back out of a fight against Travis Browne after suffering a pretty extensive ankle injury before the UFC on Fox 4 event.
Both men will be rusty, but whoever is able to make the proper adjustments and stay fresh in the Octagon the best will likely be able to come out on top. Also, a home field advantage could actually help Gonzaga significantly if he needs that extra boost to get him fired up and ready against Rothwell.
Bottom Line: Both Rothwell and Gozaga are capable of putting on very entertaining fights. Both men have knockout power while Gonzaga can also finish fights on the ground. This fight should be entertaining wherever it goes unless Rothwell tries to use his wrestling to stifle Gonzaga, although that doesn't seem very likely. Expect some intense stand-up altercations followed by either a knockout or some ground work. This fight will be very fun as long as it ends in the first two rounds. If we go to a third, it could get a bit ugly.
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Guest Opinion: Stanford hospitals rebuilding and expansion needs, deserves community support
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on Nov 15, 2007 at 9:50 am
These comments largely mirror what I wrote here last week,
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on the same subject - with additional points made to bolster the argument that we must truly *partner* with Stanford, instead of appraoching the current negotiation with a laundry list of obligations.
It's gratifying to see that other persons of substance agree.
on Nov 15, 2007 at 9:56 am
Mike--I also agree that it is gratifying to have Mr Keenan put to paper what many people in this city feel.
As I and others have stated on this forum many times--some people see Stanford as a cash cow to be milked whenever Palo Alto needs/wants something.
It will be interesting to see how this negotiation proceeds and whether this issue will fall into the PA Process black hole.
on Nov 15, 2007 at 10:04 am
Not another make-believe discussion between Mike and Not so fast, please.
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Establishing and Assessing Curriculum for Entrepreneurial Skill Development: Stage I - Entrepreneurial Leadership CourseThis paper discusses the evolution of the Entrepreneurial Leadership course, one of the four core courses in the Engineering Entrepreneurship (ESHIP) minor at the Pennsylvania State University. The current project-based teaching practice has been developed after a comprehensive review of similar entrepreneurial leadership courses and entrepreneurship education literature. This paper discusses the new curriculum and relevant innovative changes, the assessment conducted to measure student satisfaction and perceptions of the course, and a summary of the experience gained while teaching this revised version of the course.


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Two families are without homes after a massive landslide on Highway 194 in Avery County, NC Monday night. Two lanes of Highway 194 were wiped away and electricity crews say the landslide tore down five power poles and transformers. The North Carolina Department of Transportation says more slides are expected. To make matters worse, rain is expected in the region which could make matters worse. Those worried the most, the people who live down below the highway."We were just sitting there getting ready to go to bed and we saw a spark. I looked out the window and I told my wife to run. She grabbed our 5-year-old daughter and ran towards the front door," said Robbie Bailey, his home was destroyed by the landslide.
Bailey says his family made it out just in time."It happened so fast we didn't really get to see much we didn't know what was going on," said Bailey.Bailey and his family now have to stay with his mother, who lives just 200 feet away."All of the sudden everyone was yelling, everyone was yelling to make sure the kids were outside," said Darlene Bailey, Robbie's mother. Darlene says it's a miracle nobody was seriously hurt. "The Lord had to be with them," said Darlene. Robbie Bailey agrees. "I'm very thankful were here today," said Robbie.However, the family is worried once more because rain is expected in the area and the road up above is unstable."If we get any more rain is going to come down, it's been coming down all day," said Darlene.Avery County officials say that is a concern for them as well. "We'll lose some more before it's all said and done. We will have to get out the bad material and replace it," said Charles Reinhart, with the Avery County Maintenance Department.Officials say it will be a very long time before there is traffic on this area of the highway again. That's the least of the concerns for the families who live in this neighborhood. Collectively the neighborhood lost two homes, five cars, three horses and numerous other pets, but they say they are thankful that nobody lost their life.
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Figure 6. Destructive inspections from inside (A, B) and out (C, D) often reveal the cause of moisture, stains, and mold on interior finishes: The cavity is clogged with mortar, which holds water that eventually soaks the sheathing, framing, insulation, and drywall.
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Opening up the wall sheathing from inside the house reveals a cavity behind the brick veneer clogged with mortar. Where this defect occurs, the excess mortar absorbs moisture migrating from the outside of the brick, which eventually damages sheathing and can cause mold and rot to occur in framing and interior finishes.
Figure 7. Randomly placed weeps (top) serve no purpose because theres no through-wall flashing to divert the water. Weeps drilled out after the brick is in place are a sure sign of missing flashing (above).
Through-wall flashing should extend to the outer face of the brick. Anything short of that is that much less effective at getting the water out. And the back upper leg must be placed under the layers of building paper that protect the sheathing.
Building paper. In my opinion, brick — like stucco — should be installed over two moisture barriers. I like to see a layer of 30-pound felt covered with a plastic housewrap like Typar or Tyvek. That way, the Tyvek protects the felt from the sun during construction. The housewrap acts as a first line of defense against any moisture that might be held by excess mortar in the cavity; the thick felt ensures that the moisture is held at bay until it can evaporate.
There are several new construction materials that claim to be a combination structural sheathing and moisture barrier. Even if these products meet the requirements from a structural standpoint and pass the moisture-resistance tests, their ability to properly shed moisture at critical points depends on adhesives. Unfortunately, peeling flashing tape is all too common, in my experience. The tapes lose their tack and begin to roll down along the top of a window; ironically, the same material that was being relied on to keep water out now traps it. There are of course various primers that can be applied to improve adhesion, but their chances of being used are slim to none.
If you insist on relying on tape over housewrap, at least make sure that both products come from the same manufacturer and that you explicitly follow the installation instructions. (Don't use your client as a guinea pig!)
If wall cavities were created in a perfect world, they would be just that — cavities. The mortar, and any water it holds, would stay completely away from the felt or housewrap that guards the wall sheathing. But since masons are usually pressed to do their jobs as quickly as possible, excess mortar on the back of the brick will naturally collect along the bottom of this cavity. As a precaution, always make sure that the back leg of the through-wall flashing at the base of the wall reaches above the likely level of the mortar droppings — 8 inches is good for a single-story house, more for additional stories.
There are some new plastic mesh products designed to catch mortar droppings above the bottom of the cavity so as to keep the weep holes clear. One possible problem with this approach is that the mortar may collect above the back leg of the base flashing, so if you use a mortar mesh you have to make sure the flashing extends above the point where the mortar might collect.
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Actress Emma Watson (Hermione Granger) has been included on InStyle.com's list of the 100 Best Dresses of the Decade. Thanks to InStyle for letting us know Miss Watson's Burberry Prorsum dress from London's Fashion Week 2009 made the 100th spot on their ranking. The magazine notes:
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Rams RB Jackson misses Wednesday practice
Rams RB Steven Jackson missed practice on Wednesday. He had surgery on his left ring finger on Monday and his status for Sunday's game against the Panthers is unknown.
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The Rams have signed veteran SS Michael Lewis and placed DT Clifton Ryan on injured reserve.
Rams RB Jackson has finger surgery
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More running room leading to increased production for Jackson
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Bucs come back to top Rams on late TD
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3 Stocks Pulling The Materials & Construction Industry Downward
Editor's Note: TheStreet ratings do not represent the views of TheStreet's staff or its contributors. Ratings are established by computer based on metrics for performance (which includes growth, stock performance, efficiency and valuation) and risk (volatility and solvency). Companies with poor cash flow or high debt levels tend to earn lower ratings in our modelAll three major indices are trading up today with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) trading up 127 points (0.8%) at 15,307 as of Tuesday, June 18, 2013, 12:45 PM ET. The NYSE advances/declines ratio sits at 2,604 issues advancing vs. 474 declining with 57 unchanged.The Materials & Construction industry currently sits up 0.5% versus the S&P 500, which is up 0.6%. A company within the industry that fell today was James Hardie Industries (JHX), up 2.43. Top gainers within the industry include EMCOR Group (EME), up 5.6%, McDermott International (MDR), up 3.1%, MasTec (MTZ), up 3.1%, Rayonier (RYN), up 1.4% and Quanta Services (PWR), up 1.2%.TheStreet Ratings group would like to highlight 3 stocks pushing the industry lower today:3. Fastenal Company (FAST) is one of the companies pushing the Materials & Construction industry lower today. As of noon trading, Fastenal Company is down $0.39 (-0.8%) to $46.81 on average volume Thus far, 1.0 million shares of Fastenal Company exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 1.6 million shares. The stock has ranged in price between $46.75-$47.39 after having opened the day at $47.27 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $47.20. Fastenal Company, together with its subsidiaries, operates as a wholesaler and retailer of industrial and construction supplies in the United States, Canada, and internationally. The company offers fasteners and other industrial and construction supplies under the Fastenal name. Fastenal Company has a market cap of $14.1 billion and is part of the industrial goods sector. The company has a P/E ratio of 32.9, above the S&P 500 P/E ratio of 17.7. Shares are up 1.2% year to date as of the close of trading on Monday. Currently there are 3 analysts that rate Fastenal Company a buy, 1 analyst rates it a sell, and 7 rate it a hold.TheStreet Ratings rates Fastenal Company as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels by most measures, notable return on equity, expanding profit margins and growth in earnings per share. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company is trading at a premium valuation based on our review of its current price compared to such things as earnings and book value. Get the full Fastenal Company Ratings Report now.STOCKS TO BUY: TheStreet Quant Ratings has identified a handful of stocks that can potentially TRIPLE in the next 12-months. Learn more.
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Several area residents had complained that the work done to secure the crossing had left an unexpectedly steep drop off that, when approached at certain speeds would actually result in cars being lifted from the road briefly. Larger emergency vehicles were warned to be particularly careful traveling over the crossing. Crews are returning to fix the problem.


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I have a Flash lite 3.0 SWF (for backwards compatibility) that loads in some jpegs using loadMovie(). The SWF works fine except when you rotate the phone. It doesn't matter whether you stop rotation using DisableAutoRotation() or not. The player will throw a content error 6 message. The funny thing is if rotation is enabled the SWF rotates no problems but it still throws the error.
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This heightened awareness regarding data breach response time has created an interesting dynamic for security professionals.
The relationship between development and security doesn't need to be hostile, and there are ways to engage developers more with security.
Many groups have striven to cultivate a more welcoming workplace, says Alison Gianotto.
Recent events should serve as wake-up calls for organizations in the retail and hospitality space to evaluate their third-party vendors.
With each job change, the risk that the new hire will bring confidential information or trade secrets with him or her to the new company grows.
Hackers only need to find one weak point to steal valuable information. On the flip side, security pros need to account for every possible scenario.
While it isn't realistic for organizations to expect that it will never happen to them, a rapid, professional and continuous response can limit their scope and reputational impact.
Rather than predicting the next lightning strike it is far better to pay attention to the areas we already know are vulnerable.
Whether it is a database of customer information or valuable intellectual property, an organization's "crown jewels" need to be protected with the most robust security possible.
While it's considered a form of anonymous currency, Bitcoin isn't as private as you may think.


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KENNEWICK, Wash. - The jury trial for a night club employee accused of assaulting a bar patron continued Wednesday with testimony from defense witnesses.
The defense also played security video from inside the bar. It showed what led up to Ben Ensign's debilitating injury outside Jack Didley's in downtown Kennewick.


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A man has been arrested in a double shooting that left one woman dead and her boyfriend hurt.
Glendale police say they arrested 22-year-old Angelo Medina. Officials say a child custody dispute led to Medina shooting two people at the house near 59th Avenue and Glendale and that he fled the scene.
Paul Amarillas is in disbelief that he'll never see his cousin, Christina Marquez, again.
"I was raised with her, and I just remember a lot of good memories. I'm still in shock. I can't believe she's gone," he said.
Several officers made their way to the 42-year-old grandmother's house after she was killed Tuesday night. Police say Medina came right up to her front door.
"We just heard the gunshots and the screaming afterwards," said neighbor Felix Garcia.
"We know that from evidence at the scene that the person that did the shooting did it outside of the residence," said Glendale police Sgt. Brent Coombs.
All that's left of the crime scene are shattered windows riddled with bullet holes. Marquez's boyfriend was also shot.
"We're all devastated; we're all praying. We're just taking this one minute at a time," said Amarillas.
Amarillas believes Medina is Marquez's former son-in-law and a custody dispute between the suspect and the victim's daughter set him off.
"Apparently the mother took the kid without permission, he went ballistic and he lost it. He was looking for his son and came here to find him," Amarillas said.
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HP dates NVIDIA on Valentine's Day. We get Z1 workstation.
Subject: General Tech, Systems | February 17, 2012 - 10:39 PM | Scott Michaud
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Here is a story for the professional computer users out there.
Professionals have standards: be polite, be efficient, and have a multi-year plan to cram as much hardware into a small case as you can seat. NVIDIA and HP have obviously played too much Team Fortress -- or I did -- let us just all three of us have. The engineers have dispensed with the desktop tower and crammed everything in the monitor with their Z1 product series. While not original, it does hold a number of nice features.
… But honestly, what the user really wants is for it to dispense Bonk!
As soon as I read the announcement I immediately jumped over to HP's product page and confirmed the existence of external display connections. Sure enough, HP did not entirely botch this product and allows the connection of one extra monitor by display port. While being limited to just two monitors is a bit disappointing -- I currently have a three monitor setup -- if they were to introduce a workstation computer with just a single monitor it would have been product suicide. Thankfully they had enough sense.
The real flaunted feature of the Z1 workstation is its ease of upgrade. The included power supply is rated at 400W which to my knowledge is decent for a single-card workstation class computer. HP claims support for up to 2 internal 2.5-inch drives or a single 3.5-inch drive; unfortunately they do not clarify whether you can install all three drives, or if you must choose between the one larger versus the two smaller drives.
HP and NVIDIA go on a date -- they dress workstation classual.
The workstation is expected to start at $1899 when it ships sometime around April. Unfortunately HP's technical specifications list an Intel Core i3 and Integrated HD 2000 GPU -- most likely to hide the price of the products with the components that you actually want. I guess you will need to wait a couple of months to find out what you will actually be paying.
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Puget Systems has slowly grown to be one of our favorite system builders for those looking to buy rather than build their own PC. Using off-the-shelf components might seem like a negative but in our mind mixing an upgrade path with small niche features like noise dampening material and a great overall customer buying experience really hit the spot. For the Sandy Bridge-E launch late in 2011 Puget wanted to send over something just a bit different than normal - a workstation class computer.
The result is the Genesis I based on the Core i7-3960X Extreme Edition processor from Intel, the ASUS P9X79 Deluxe motherboard, 32GB of memory and 250GB Intel 510 SSD.
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One of my favorite things about the Puget Systems system purchase process is the customer service you get. The website isn't anything unusual but is completely functional for even novice users. Despite my knowledge of hardware I actually appreciate the fact that Puget does NOT inundate buyers with a selection of 30 motherboards and even the graphics card options are limited to a handful of selected "best choice" by the staff.
We have previously taken a look at Serenity and Deluge systems from Puget and have been impressed with the build quality and attention to detail they apply. Each build is continually updated throughout the process and communicated to the buyer via emails with a site portal for photos of your specific rig and even including thermal images of the PC running under load and idle. It is nice touches like this that really show the company cares about its customers and wants to them to feel attached to the process.
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Police say the man found at Legacy Estates Monday morning was retired Judge William Blue. An autopsy is being performed Tuesday to determine the cause of death.
Blue had served as a Lancaster County District Court judge for 25 years. He was 86 years old. A source told Channel 8 that Blue took care of the fish in the pond at Legacy Estates.
Shortly before 9:00 a.m. Monday morning, Lincoln police were called to the Legacy Estates retirement community near 70th and Van Dorn on report of a body found partially submerged in a nearby pond. "He is not in their assisted care facility which means that he is only a resident. He could come and go as he pleases. It would not be uncommon for him to take a walk," said Officer Katie Flood.
At this point, police are still trying to determine what he may have been doing that caused him to end up in the water. Whatever the cause, they don't believe he fell victim to foul play.
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Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota
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Full Report: Carlisle Mencap launches 'Keeping safe' DVD
A group of youngsters with learning difficulties in Cumbria have been nominated for a national award.
The young people from Carlisle's Mencap have produced two DVDs to help people with learning disabilities feel safer when they're on their own.
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A report has been released by the Robert Wood Johnson's Trust for America's Health awarding Mississippi and four other states high marks for emergency preparedness.
The other states include Maryland, North Carolina, Vermont and Wisconsin.
State plans were rated on a 10 point scale and the top five all received eights.
In a news released, state health officials say "Mississippi gets strong marks in public health laboratory readiness, community resiliency, emergency management, infection control and response readiness."
Also according to the news release, the report states: "The MSDH public health lab has enough staff to work 12-hour days for six to eight weeks during a public health emergency; MSDH has increased its capacity to test for chemical threats within the Laboratory Response Network; all licensed child care facilities have a multi-hazard, written evacuation and relocation plan; Mississippi is accredited by the Emergency Management Accreditation Program (EMAP)and participates in a multi-state nurse licensure compact; Mississippi requires Medicaid coverage for seasonal flu shots; and MSDH can assemble a public health response team under 11 minutes."
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Leona M. Stratton of Brownsburg died Monday. She was 79.
Born May 3, 1933, in Vigo County, she was a daughter of the late Charles and Thelma Archer.
She worked for Hydra-Air and People's Bank and Trust.
She was member of Ben Davis Christian Church and the Order of the Eastern Star in Mooresville.
Survivors include her husband, Jim Stratton; sons David Stratton and Don (Barbara) Stratton; a daughter, Patricia (Randy) Mink; grandchildren Samantha and Drew Stratton, Derek and Laura Mink.
Services are 10 a.m. Saturday at Matthews Mortuary in Brownsburg. Entombment will be at Washington Park North Cemetery.
Calling is from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday at the mortuary.
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I was a little worried that my wife would not enjoy it. Although we met on a cruise, she actually does not like cruising all that much. This trip made her a bit of a convert- especially because the ease of getting away and some of the on-board entertainment.
We are from the DC area and it was very nice to sail so close to home. Getting to the port was a breeze and we saved the hassle and expense of air travel. However, it is a long way down to warm weather. On balance, I might be tempted to pay the airfare it exchange for more warm days- but it is a close call. My wife LOVED not having to fly- so I guess we will be sailing from Baltimore.
It is an older ship- but it did not show much wear on it. My wife did notice that it occasionally had a smell coming from the toilet- but it was not too awful. We very much liked all the natural line coming into the public spaces. The ship does not have all the bells and whistles of the newer ships and I didn't feel that it quite had the charm of some of the older ships. However it was nice enough.
We very much enjoyed the on-board entertainment- especially the violin/piano duo. We felt all the on-board acts were good. Sadly, the music generally did not start until the early evening making for some long sea days (three in a row).
We felt the production shows were nice- especially the magician. However, I felt the sets and dancing were a little simplified and feel they have been cutting corners on there acts. They lost a dancer to an injury (nothing major) and did a bang up job of re-blocking the second show on the fly. Very impressive.
There was, surprise, surprise, plenty of food. Some was quite good- I felt the lobster was the best lobster at sea I have had. There were quite a few misses however- much of the meat and fish on the buffet was tough. We enjoyed the Indian food and I was very happy to see an Indian choice at dinner each night. I did feel there was not quite the variety of foods I have seen on similar ships of this size- but you will not go hungry.
The service was quite good- perhaps close to the best that I have seen in 18 cruises. The dive master/excursion people actually encourage me NOT to buy a certain excursion. The MTD dining staff was great and our cabin steward was also fantastic.
We did feel that the activities during the day were not much to our licking- leading to a lot of reading and walking/talking time for us. That was nice, in a way, but I wish they had more music or enrichment activities during the day. I played a lot of cards- but I could do that at home. The weather was nice- but a bit too nippy to enjoy the large pool deck.
The ports, by nature of where we left from, were limited. We enjoyed Port Canaveral much more than we thought- despite the rain. I LOVE LOVE LOVE cocoa cay. My wife had a very nice/simple Scuba trip there and the snorkeling was quite good for shore snorkeling. I was born in Key West- so it was nice to get "home" and it is a charming town- but not as exacting as St Thomas, Aruba or many other ports. Nassau is ok- but I have been there an awful lot and we only had about 4 hours of daylight in port. I wish we had more leave as the 12 day itinerary is much more interesting.
We did notice a number of cost-cutting items. For example, no more chocolate on our pillows (I brought some for the wife), nor eggs Benedict on the dining room menu (although I ordered and got it one day- it wasn't very good). Mainly it seemed like the shows have been somewhat simplified. They were still good- but not as fancy as they usually are. Maybe this is because I generally sail carnival and they seem to be a little more over the top in this area.
All in all we had a nice time and the end of the day my wife said she really enjoyed it. It was definitely nice to get away without the hassle of flying or driving great distances. The price was great also- so we will probably do this again some day.


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ONSTAGE & BACKSTAGE: Cruising With Lewis Black, Jason Danieley, Christine Ebersole, Marin Mazzie and Sherie Rene Scott
By Seth Rudetsky
A week in the life of actor, radio and TV host, music director and writer Seth Rudetsky.
And now, farewell, Playbill Broadway on the High Seas cruise! I'm writing this on the balcony of cabin 890 and looking at the water off of Rio De Janeiro. All in all, the cruise was a big, fat success!
We were on the Regent Mariner and it consisted of 800 people taking a Brazilian-coast cruise and around 300 people taking the same cruise — but also part of the Playbill group, which meant special onboard events and performances throughout the 10-day experience. On the first night, Phil Birsh (the President and Publisher of Playbill) introduced me and all of the Broadway performers (Christine Ebersole, Marin Mazzie, Jason Danieley and Sherie Rene Scott) and I soon noticed that everyone standing next to me was blonde. As a matter of fact, Marin took the mic and told the room that when she was doing Next to Normal a man sent her a letter telling her that he was a major fan and had seen her in everything. He asked her if she would kindly sign the enclosed photo. Marin took out the picture… and it was a headshot of Sherie! I wasn't surprised because they really do look alike. I actually wound up calling Marin "Sherie" at one point, and briefly considered a revival of Side Show.
Speaking of Sherie, she was the first Playbill entertainer to perform and her show was a brava. She wrote it specifically for the cruise and it had her signature humor. She began by greeting the audience with: "Hi, I'm Sherie Rene Scott and I'm not ashamed to say I'm a proud, 39-year-old woman. I'm not ashamed to say it because it's not true." The whole show had lots of standards like "Old Black Magic" and "Since I Fell For You," but she ended with a four-song Brazilian medley including "How Insensitive" (one of my faves) and "I Go To Rio" ('natch). She started off by telling everyone that she's a fun-loving, single woman. She followed it with "I can't wait to tell my husband I'm single. I became single as soon as I set foot on the boat." She then explained that she brought along her mom (Esther) or as she called her, "Eagle-eyed Esther." Esther supposedly was there to keep Sherie out of trouble. Sherie claimed that as soon as she walked into the plane's luxurious business class she wanted to start partying "but Ol' Eagle Eye was glaring at me...from coach."
Sherie was my first guest in an onboard Chatterbox event. When I mentioned her Broadway debut in Tommy, she remembered that she had 11 auditions for the show! By the end, Pete Townshend told his driver he was considering a couple of girls to play Sally Simpson and the driver mentioned Sherie, shrugged and said, "I'd do her." So, Sherie said her Broadway debut was not because a rock legend chose her, but because the rock legend's driver wanted thought she was attractive.
I also did a show where I deconstructed my favorite video clips. The biggest ovation came when I showed my Chatterbox excerpt about Leslie Uggams famously flubbing "June Is Bustin' Out All Over," and then followed it with the hilarious transcription of what Leslie is saying.
Then I did a Chatterbox with Christine Ebersole. Or, as she is now always introduced, "two-time Tony Award winner Christine Ebersole." She said that once you win a Tony, it's always part of your intro…like "Dr." She recently finished filming "The Wolf of Wall Street," in which she plays Leonardo DiCaprio's mother. She got the script and told her agent, "I have no lines." He told her not to worry and, sure enough, every time she went to film a scene, Martin Scorsese (the director) would tell her to make something up like "Tell the bride you're happy for her wedding," etc. It was the same way "Tootsie" was filmed: Years ago, she auditioned for the film by meeting Dustin Hoffman at a hotel and hanging out with him. He then invited her to a screening of himself in drag. He wanted to see what he'd look like as a woman so he hired the make-up artist from "Little Big Man" (who eventually wound up not doing "Tootsie") and asked him to make him into a believable-looking lady. Well, on the day that Christine met Dustin he had just been nominated for an Oscar for "Kramer Vs. Kramer," and he was on his way to England to meet the Queen. As he and Christine were watching the filmed footage of him in drag, he began to moan and say, "Who am I kidding? I can't do this! Forget it!" and Christine felt compelled to encourage him. Or as she says, "There I was, a young girl from the Midwest sitting next to Dustin Hoffman… who had just been nominated for an Oscar and was on his way to meet the Queen… and I'm grabbing his hand and saying 'Stop it, Dustin! You've got to do this!'"
A year or so later, she was offered a scene in "Tootsie." Her agent told her it was too small to take but she told him it was her first film and she was taking it! For the scene, the director simply told Dustin and Christine what the plot moment was, and then they improvised the entire scene! P.S., don't people write scripts in Hollywood anymore?
In Christine's solo show she started with "Welcome to the Theater," which I saw her sing when she played Margo Channing in Applause for Encores! at City Center. She then did standards like "Right as the Rain" and an amazing coloratura version of "Beyond the Blue Horizon." She did a thrilling version of "Around the World" that made the Grey Gardens fans in the audience go crazy. I'm obsessed with that song and here's proof, in a Deconstruction video. Before her encore, she played a recording of herself at three-years-old singing "Jingle Bells." Totally on pitch! She then made a joke by saying, "And that was recorded 75 years ago!" After her performance, an older woman walked up to her and said, "Wow. You look great for 78." That's right. And, I recalled that at one point during the show, Christine mentioned that her mom is 95 years old. Everyone applauded and she added, "But the real miracle is that she gave birth to me at 60!" I told Christine that she had made two jokes about her age, but the age the woman chose to believe was 78. Christine shrugged and said, "Well, whichever one's more realistic."
P.S., Christine and her amazing voice will be at Feinstein's at the Loews Regency (with Michael Feinstein) for the rest of this month. Go see her!
Lewis Black was also onboard and did a great evening of comedy. One of my favorite lines happened when he was raging about all the television options we now have but how every show still sucks. He talked about a fishing show featuring bass, and said, with an amazing line reading, "If you…are watching a show about bass fishing…then you….have had a stroke." I thought it was hilarious!
A few nights after Marin and Jason's show, we had a little get-together for all the Playbill passengers and I asked them to call out names of their fave Broadway stars and I'd tell stories I've learned about them from years of interviews. When someone yelled out "Idina Menzel" I told them what she told me about being a Long Island girl surrounded by Long Island accents: it wasn't until she an adult that she realized heavy traffic wasn't called "Bumpita Bumpa" traffic. She thought it was some sassy percussive name not "Bumper to bumper traffic."
Marin ended the week with the act she recently did at 54 Below and it was so fun. It featured great pop songs from the '60s and '70s like "That's the Way I've Always Heard it Should Be," "Weekend in New England" and "Evergreen" (really!). Then, she came out for the encore, which she admitted had nothing to do with the show. She said that she had had many requests for "Back to Before" so she would sing but she had to take off her high heels. "This is not because my feet are ki-i-i-i-illing me right now. It is because I'm a method actress and in Ragtime I sang this song barefoot." (Hm…she also played Mother while dressed a full 1918 bustle but I didn't notice her haul that out!) Speaking of bustles, Lewis Black said that he's going to start marketing male spanx because his goal on the cruise was to eat 100,000 calories. Suffice it to say, I reached that goal the third day.
If you're in NYC this week, Joanna Gleason is at the Chatterbox at Don't Tell Mama this Thursday at 5 PM (SethTV.com for details)! And Monday (tonight) I'm doing a benefit for the Flat Rock Playhouse with Richard Kind, Lauren Kennedy and Leslie Odom Jr. (Details here.) All right, I'm getting ready to catch my flight from Rio to NYC. Hopefully, after I land in JFK, the drive back to Manhattan won't be "bumpita-bumpa." Peace out!
(Seth Rudetsky is the afternoon Broadway host on SiriusXM. He has played piano for over 15 Broadway shows, was Grammy-nominated for his concert CD of Hair and Emmy-nominated for being a comedy writer on "The Rosie O'Donnell Show." He has written two novels, "Broadway Nights" and "My Awesome/Awful Popularity Plan," which are also available at Audible.com. He recently launched SethTV.com, where you can contact him and view all of his videos and his sassy new reality show.)
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I have a real "only in New York" kind of apartment. It's a super-affordable, decent-sized one-bedroom, with an office, an eat-in kitchen, and a huge backyard. It's actually nothing like a New York apartment, except for the fact that my landlord gives new meaning to the word negligent. That said, those shower renovations that were three months in the making, and only supposed to take three days, have taken a full week already and are nowhere near done. This means I have a gaping hole in my bathroom floor that stares right into our extra-creepy basement—and no functional shower. It also means I have been taking my time at the gym. Following my irregular regimen of running and swimming, I now do post-workout (René Furterer) hair masks; I luxuriate in rubbing an extra-thick, all-natural body salve into every square inch of my body; and I've recently taken to doing full-on face masks as well. This week, I toted Radical Skincare's new Instant Revitalizing Mask along with me and have some great things to say about it. The hydrating formula—created by Radical cofounders, sisters Rachel and Liz Edlich, to help nourish travel-weary pores—starts out a transparent peachy color but becomes a rich white foam as you blend it over cleansed skin. Here's the cool part: It's infused with oxygen, so as it builds up, the potent dose of moisturizing botanical extracts, antioxidants, and essential vitamins are activated—a process you can actually feel. "It's like Pop Rocks," Rachel told me, referring to the sizzling sounds the mask makes as it targets dehydration. Three to five minutes later, or about the time it takes me to finish up my body-care regimen, you rinse it off, leaving a glowing, cell-stimulated complexion behind. My boyfriend showered me with compliments when I reluctantly made my way home that night—a small consolation for being without an actual shower.


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Includes the courts, most wanted, law enforcement, child support enforcement, sealing record, victims' services, and jury duty.
Includes planning, building codes and permits, owning and renting a property, and property tax assessments.
Includes child and adult health service, food stamps, foster care, mental health, in-home nurse, substance abuse, and child support.
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Includes adopting a pet, animal control, and local vets and shelters.
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The proposed Regional University Specific Plan project comprises 1,157.5 acres and is located south of Pleasant Grove Creek between Brewer Road and the western boundary of the City of Roseville, approximately 1.6 miles north of Base Line Road. The Plan incorporates two integrated elements—the 600 acre University and the 557.5 acre Community. The primary components of the University include the academic core, the quad, the campus commons, administration, student village, athletic facilities, faculty housing, retirement housing and open space areas. The Community is conceived as a full service community incorporating residential, retail/office, public facilities, parks and open space.
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Global Macro: Traders Turn to Emerging Markets
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Investors are choosing emerging-market equities over U.S. indices as the government shutdown continues.
Volatility is spiking, and traders are bidding bonds higher. That has hurt U.S. equity indices, while emerging markets have diverged on a path toward relative strength.
Emerging-market equities saw weakness during the period leading up to September's Federal Reserve meeting. Investors expected monetary stimulus to be reduced and thus higher interest rates.
When the Fed did not come through on expectations, emerging equities were bid higher and ultimately crashed lower in subsequent days back to their intermediate support line.The chart below is of iShares MSCI Emerging Markets (EEM). The weakness many emerging economies faced due to the rumor of tighter U.S. monetary policy caused valuations to become cheap and thus attractive. The index has been bought off of support levels and is now pushing higher as U.S. equities fall.
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Santa Barbara Secret Getaway - 2 blks to Beach & Town in Santa Barbara
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 3
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
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$ 895 - $ 1,395 / week
vacation rental description
The Secret to the Secret Getaway is its location, quality and price. Why stay in the nicest hotel suite in town, when you can have much more, for significantly less money?
We are located two blocks from the Beach, Stearns Wharf, Public Pool, Harbor, world-class dining, and downtown shops, including our own local Farmers market. Leave your car and parking worries behind. We even offer RARE off street reserved parking.
The Secret Getaway is new and resides in a historical turn of the century building that retains the charm of the day's bygone. It has been lovingly restored to reflect the true authentic Santa Barbara style. The beautiful limestone floors, faux painting and ten feet ceilings all give it a romantic and European feeling.
The bright kitchen is fully equipped, including spices, with granite counter tops, all appliances and your own washer and dryer.
The bathroom is immaculate with custom stone work throughout, a built in Jacuzzi tub, separate large walk- in shower and Santa Barbara style cabinets with matching granite.
The living room has a Waterford fireplace, comfortable couch (queen sleeper), TV, DVD and stereo. Wireless internet access is also available for your convenience. The bedroom offers a queen-size feather top bed with luxury linens.
The bedroom and kitchen each have eight foot glass doors that lead to the private veranda where you can enjoy the California sun, complete with Bistro set, potted flowers and gas grill.
Also a helpful hint when comparing: We are not on a commercial thorough fare or next to the highway or railroad tracks. We are in a nice residential neighborhood.
property availability
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Melanie Cava 805-689-8994
house rental amenities
- Private reserved parking
- Wireless broadband internet
- 42" HDTV Cable TV and DVD
- Waterford fireplace
- Dual shower head shower and separate jacuzzi tub
- Immaculately clean with limestone throughout
- Washer and dryer
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Luxury linens
vacation rental rates
Weekly rates:
- Low season ... $ 895/week.
- Mid season ... $1095/week.
- High season .. $1395/week. (Weekly minimum in July and August)
Nightly rates:
- From $195/night to $275/ngiht with a three night minimum
- Rates depend on season and number of nights in the stay
12% Transient Occupancy Tax applies for stays less than 31 nights
Monthly rates - Inquire
$300 refundable damage deposit within 5 days of check out
50% of the rental fee, excluding the refundable security deposit, will not be returned if cancellation is made more than 30 days prior to the rental start date, unless property is leased to another for that period The entire deposit will not be returned if cancellation is made 30 days or less prior to the rental start date, unless property is leased to another for that period.
Melanie Cava 805-689-8994
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Santa Barbara
- Santa Barbara Farmers Market
- Santa Barbara Wineries
- Lotus Land
- Ocean Excursions
- Sunset Cruise
Top things to do on a budget
- Beach picnics and sunbathing
- Hiking
- Siteseeing downtown
Top things to do with a family
- Santa Barbara Zoo
- Hearst Castle
- Botanic Garden
- Horseback riding
Melanie Cava , owner


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PITTSBURGH— The Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) Allegheny Campus will host a one-day camp through grants from the National Science Foundation and the CCAC Educational Foundation. The camp will be held on Friday, July 30, for boys and girls ages 9–16 within the CCAC community who are interested in learning about biology, including children of participants in the Biotechnology Workforce Collaborative.
CCAC faculty members and students will be on hand to assist with camp activities, which include touring campus science labs and a guest speaker from the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's office.
The camp will last from 9:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Parents and guardians have been invited to attend for an event wrap-up at 2:30. A light breakfast, lunch and a gift bag will be provided for each camper.
The Biotechnology Workforce Collaborative is a joint initiative of CCAC, Allegheny General Hospital, the Allegheny Singer Research Institute, the Pittsburgh Tissue Engineering Initiative and the North Side Leadership Conference. Its goal is to widen the spectrum of available skilled healthcare and biotechnology workers in the region, providing tuition and support to veterans and disadvantaged women in Pittsburgh's North Side with the support of grants from several partners, including nearly $600,000 from the National Science Foundation in May 2009. The first graduates of the program walked in CCAC's May 2010 commencement.
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The Community College of Allegheny County is the largest institution of postsecondary higher education in Pennsylvania. The college serves 30,000 credit students through 170 degree and certificate programs and offers thousands of lifelong learning non-credit and workforce development courses to 35,000 students annually. Incorporating a learning-centered environment committed to the future of the region, CCAC continues to expand its reach through innovative programming and accessible instruction offered via convenient day, evening, weekend and online courses. With four campuses and six centers serving Allegheny County and surrounding communities, CCAC endeavors to fulfill its mission to provide affordable access to quality education and offer a dynamic, diverse and supportive learning environment that prepares the region's residents for academic, professional and personal success in our changing global society.


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A national championship football coach was in town Monday speaking with a local school.
Phillip Fulmer stepped away from the public spotlight after he was fired in 2008 as head coach of the Tennessee Volunteers. But he was back in it Monday delivering a chapel talk at Baylor School.
After speaking for 30 minutes to the Baylor crowd, Fulmer talked with Channel 3 about a variety of topics including Lane Kiffin, Butch Jones and the Baylor-McCallie game Friday night.
It's been five seasons since Fulmer was fired and replaced by Lane Kiffin. After one season with the Vols, Kiffin suddenly jumped ship for a job at the University of Southern California. The athletic director fired Kiffin just this past weekend.
"It's a business," he said. "A big business. I'm sure there was some frustration there. That's all I can tell you."
Fulmer, who hasn't coached a game since 2008, has intentionally kept a low profile since his final season with the Vols. But last week attended his first practice since 2008 at the invite of head coach Butch Jones.
"It felt like it was time to do that," he said. "It was good for me, it was good for the university, it was good for my family and it was to support. And to show my support."
"I like the fact that Butch is not making a big deal of building a tradition but getting a tradition back," he said.
The former coach is still living in Knoxville working with a former player at an investment firm and helping out in the athletic department at East Tennessee State.
But he's also a motivational speaker and his visit to Baylor comes the Monday before the highly-anticipated game with cross-town rival McCallie.
"Obviously this is a big week with the McCallie game coming up and just to follow up on that with anything that might help them the same way someone would do for me when I was their age to maybe make a point with me. So it was fun. It was a fun morning," he said.
Fulmer chose not to give a prediction on the game.
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Welcome to the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Wellington
A crowd of both German and Argentinian foot fans in Wellington watched the World Cup at the "Grand International" side by side early on Monday morning. Early in the first half, German Ambassador Dr Schleich said that she expected the game to be "very, very exciting" and that with two world class teams "anything can happen". The ambassador attended the live screening of the final this morning with the Argentinian Deputy Head of Mission, Ms Romina Bocache. The good natured crowd of German and Argentinian fans cheered their sides on in a game which looked like it might be decided by penalites, until Germany's Mario Götze scored the decisive goal in the 117th minute. The ambassador's feelings were echoed by other German fans. The German crowd erupted into jubilant laughter and song, while their Argentinian friends were able to hold their heads up high in the knowledge that their team, too, had played a magnificent game until the very end.
Celebrations broke out all over Germany after the final ceremony, and in many places, parties continued until the early hours.
On 10th July 2014 the German Ambassador, Dr. Anne-Marie Schleich and the Samoan High Commissioner, Mr. Leasi Papali'i T. Scanlan signed an agreement for a German contribution towards a Samoan forest re-development project.
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German and Barazilian supporters were watching the semi final of the football world cup side by side at the Brazilian Embassy at the invitation of the Brazilian Ambassador Eduardo Gradilone and German Ambassador Dr. Anne-Marie Schleich. None of them had expected Germany winning the match with a stunning 7-1 score. Brazil created a very friendly and warm atmosphere during the whole match. Singing, laughter and drums were to hear until the last minute. Ambassador Gradilone congratulated the German Ambassador after the game.
New Zealand German Business Association Reception in Auckland
On Tuesday, 10 June, the Annual General Meeting of the German Chamber of Commerce in New Zealand, the New Zealand German Business Association (NZGBA), took place in Auckland. In this context a new Executive Committee was elected. Following the AGM, BMW Team McMillan hosted its reception for NZGBA members to meet German Ambassador Dr. Anne-Marie Schleich.
On May 23rd 2014, the German Bundestag was celebrating the constitution of the Federal Republic of Germany.
The wall that separated East and West Germany fell 25 years ago. A piece of German history that tourists can now experience by bike on a tour of the Berlin wall, including personal eyewitness accounts.
Germany's image in the world remains positive. In a poll conducted annually in 24 countries, Germany has maintained its position as the country with the most positive influence in the world in 2014...
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The Foreign Minister of New Zealand, Mr. Murray McCully and the Foreign Minister of the Federal Republic of Germany, Mr. Frank-Walter Steinmeier, met in the Federal Foreign Office in Berlin on March 21.
On 1 May 2014, on behalf of the European Union Heads of Mission, the Delegation of the European Union to New Zealand hosted a breakfast at Auckland's Northern Club. 150 CEOs of European business affiliates and subsidiaries in New Zealand along with European Trade Commissioners availed themselves of the opportunity of an exchange of ideas with Prime Minister John Key.
German Ambassador Dr. Anne-Marie Schleich recently opened two exhibitions created by German artists and shown for the first time in New Zealand.
Life Swap is a series of short animated Skype conversations between two young men, Jörg, 27, from Münster, Germany and Duncan, 27, from Wellington, New Zealand. Facing their respective quarter life crises, Jörg and Duncan decided it was time for a change. They spontaneously bought plane tickets to the other side of the world and are now signed up to live each other's lives for a whole year. Excited? Curious? Find out more on the Goethe-Institut's website by following Jörg's and Duncan's most recent Skype-conversation about their adventures in "Good Old Germany" and "The Land of the Long White Cloud".
From 3 June 2014 you will need an appointment to apply for a visa or a German passport/ID-card. Appointments can be booked online using the following link:
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Dear Visitor, Kia Ora and a warm welcome to the website of the German Embassy in Wellington. As the German Ambassador to New Zealand, the Cook Islands, Fiji, Kiribati, Samoa, Tonga and Tuvalu, I extend to you my warmest personal greetings.
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2014 marks the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of World War I. It gives us cause to reflect on the immeasurable suffering inflicted during the war years and the post-war period.
Commemoration of the First World War
25 years ago, on the evening of 9 November 1989, the Wall that divided Germany finally fell in Berlin. An overview of events...
On November 10, 1953, diplomatic relations were first established between New Zealand and the Federal Republic of Germany. Since those early beginnings, the world has changed in innumerable ways; but the relationship between our two countries has strengthened and expanded steadily.
60 years of New Zealand-German Diplomatic Relations
The film "Far Apart - Close at Heart" vividly illustrates the extraordinary diversity of relations between New Zealanders and Germans.
60th Anniversary Film
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If not, here is the link to our Newsletter archive and the latest publication which contains information about the bilateral relations between Germany, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands.
We offer all German citizens staying permanently or temporarily in New Zealand the opportunity to register online to be included in a Crisis Prevention List.
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- Botanical Name: Tagetes bipinata
- Origin: Madagascar
- Process: Steam Distilled Essential Oil
- Plant Part: Flowers
- Cultivation: Cultivated
- Use: Aromatherapy / Natural Perfumery
- Note: Top / Middle Note
- Aroma: Warm, sweet, almost citrus-like tang.
- Certificate of Analysis
Tagetes Essential Oil
With a wild, sweet, almost citrus-like aroma, Tagetes excels in repelling insects and treating wounds, infections, and respiratory conditions. Although Tagetes is not often acquired for its aroma, it is said that this oil is used extensively in French perfumes. Our Tagetes essential oil is organically grown but not currently certified.
Tagetes essential oil is very powerful! Please use well diluted and avoid during pregnancy. Caution: may cause dermatitis.
Aromatherapy Uses: Excellent in repelling insects, and in treating wounds, infections, and respiratory conditions.
Safety Considerations: Contains ketones. Avoid use with small children, elders, epileptics, pregnant and/or nursing women. Photosensitizing, avoid use on sensitive skin.