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The March 2014 issue of Birder's Guide to Travel features Diana's latest article, "Pelagic Prep: Getting Ready to Bird at Sea". From how to prepare to what to do (and, perhaps more importantly, what not to do) on board, you can read Diana's advice online (and for free!) by following this link. Once the e-magazine has downloaded, just turn to page 70. You can download the entire issue, or just Diana's article, by clicking on the fourth button from the right in the toolbar above the magazine's pages.
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The iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus preorders for Malaysia will be starting later tonight (12am, 31 October 2014 to be precise), but it looks like the pricing has been unveiled by Maxis. The telco has just updated its website to show the full pricing and plans for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
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With pre-orders for the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus going live at midnight, Maxis will be unveiling its own special delivery service for those who make their pre-orders for the new iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. Say hello to the Maxis Midnight Express, which will be unveiled later tonight.
Xiaomi has been quiet beyond its weekly flash sales recently, but behind the scenes the company is working on expanding its after-sales services. Several people have spotted that a Xiaomi service centre is set to open in Plaza Low Yat within the heart of Kuala Lumpur to cater for the increasingly large Xiaomi user base in the country.
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The 4-H organization has been around for a long time, but it was new to these immigrant families. Club meetings were implemented bilingually. For example, the 4-H pledge would be said in Spanish and then in English. The club involved youth, parents and even grandparents.
"The concept of 4-H caught on," Debra Bolton said. "This 4-H club is more than youth development, it is family development. It's family, it's education, it's learning, it's all the things that integrate a family into a community."
"They are very family focused," Kyle Averhoff said of his working Hispanic families. "We think that 4-H is a nice add-on to that, to help their children have opportunities to develop. We can look at countless stories of how our employees have grown and how their children have grown and become successful members of society."
"It's created such a great learning community," Debra said. "It's even received national recognition. The National 4-H wants one of our 4-Hers to sing at the national gala."
"The more we can do for the children, that's going to lift up the whole family," Steve said. "It will truly lift up these families."
"Mi salud para mayor bienestar, para mi club, mi comunidad, mi patria, mi mundo." Those are the closing words of the 4-H pledge in Spanish. We salute Steve Irsik, Kyle Averhoff, Barbara Stone, Debra Bolton, Bertha Mendoza, Alejandra Romero, Ruddy Yanez, and all those involved who are making a difference by helping more families experience the benefits of 4-H in a whole new way. I believe this is very good: Muy bueno.


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- Heat brown sugar, honey, mustard and soy sauce in the microwave until melted together around 30 seconds. Add in ginger.
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Here are some of the Aria pictures that, while awesome, didn't fit into the Wrex and Aria story. There are two others, I think, but these are my favorites :D
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Bloody Britain, at least we've got Hammer!
Posted on Apr 30, 2012
Guest writer KATIE DOHERTY says living in Britain has its ups and downs. But even at its worst, the UK has Hammer Horror and that makes everything okay!
A British girl living in her world of romantic Gothicism together with an obsession with Hammer Horror surely is the right candidate to talk about what it means to her British identity? Indeed, this is me, Katie Dirge, writer and horror fiend. I am not here to comment on gender, politics or social struggles.
I don't claim that all British folk have the same opinion as me on this subject but I do bring horror, blood and my very own British view on the wonderful world of Hammer Horror.
Living in Britain has its ups and downs. We are the ones that have picnics in the rain, drink gallons of tea and run to the nearest park when the sun comes out – to some this is such a funny way of life but to us it is just the British way.
As a nation we have been called eccentric, quaint amongst other things (not always flattering I might add) but we have done one thing, we have painted your screen red with the blood of Hammer Horror and given the rest of the world a little taste of Britain.
So, it begs the question. What makes Hammer Horror films seem so British?
To me, I see them as normal people going about their business and then taking a slightly wrong turn to a nasty end but to others they are the quintessential folk of the British Isles with their dinner parties, servants, manor houses, well dressed ladies and gentleman, rough and tumble pubs … the list goes on.
No matter which film I am watching I always get a warm homely feeling. You want to laugh, right? It sounds so silly but you have to realise to someone like me who loves the sight of creepy woodland, gothic mansions, the macabre … this is my fodder, my "cup of tea" as us British may say, it simply gives us Brits a sense of identity even if we are big breasted maidens or fanged yet handsome fellows (that's Christopher Lee, by the way).
In 2012, watching films such as The Plague of the Zombies or The Devil Rides Out, I really enjoy the fact that it takes us away from Hollywood, the use of CGI and Californian sun.
Pale skin, rainy days, thunder and lightning over dark and foreboding buildings, somehow you know you are in Britain and Hammer do it so well!
The film studio have always wanted to uphold their British identity despite gaining help with distribution from American companies, they are keen to keep their Britishness and independence which certainly shows in the aesthetics of their titles and they are known worldwide as a very British film company.
Hollywood are rather good at making horror films, one after the other, each being as gory and as formulaic as the last, which almost mirrors Hammer horror back in the day when Dracula made more appearances in their films than Sunday roasts on a dinner table.
So, why have the Hammer studios been kept as a national treasure, unlike its foreign relatives whose horror films get put in discount high street stores before we know it or the bargain bin at the supermarket?
There is something that just makes us want to go back for more.
It isn't the gore or the scares; we love it because it is subtle and has a damn good plot.
As a horror fanatic in both film and literature I am fully aware of the effect of subtleties within a narrative, they work and keep you hooked.
Hammer has taken gothic and run with it, adopting the rich mix of romanticism and horror which has its roots in gothic literature, notably English author Horace Walpole's novel The Castle of Otranto.
Gothicism works on the use of terror, melodrama and romance with such characters as the virgin and the hero – devices used regularly within Hammer Horror films.
The experience of watching a horror film today is probably rather different.
When Hammer first produced these films they were frightening but today we have been spoilt with gore, murder and torture and some audiences may miss what was so great to their predecessors.
For those teenagers out there who chose the Hammer Horrors over the gore soaked cinema of the naughties; I salute you!
Hammer Horror will always be an institution and a staple in the history of British cinema.
It brought us some of the most loved actors, lavish sets and some of the brightest blood we have ever seen.
They may not be as scary today but they have certainly gained the love of millions of fans around the world that crave, not only a taste of horror but also a taste of Britain.
KATIE DOHERTY is the editor and writer of Black Sunday zine. As an ex-film student she began writing scripts but then moved onto non fiction works surrounding heavy metal music, horror and the darker side of life. You can find out more about her at http://thehouseofdirge.com
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FRONT ROYAL -- The executive director of the Warren County-Front Royal Economic Development Authority isn't giving up on reviving plans for a new manufacturing plant at the former North American Housing site between Front Royal and Strasburg, despite an inability to obtain conventional financing.
Jennifer McDonald said Thursday the EDA is still working with TBI Investments, Inc. of Summersville, W.Va. and People, Inc. of Abingdon on finding a way to qualify the manufacturing plant for a federal tax credit program that could restore hope for opening the facility. People, Inc. is a community action agency with a mission that includes helping economic development in low income areas.
"The project is still viable, however they were unable to obtain conventional financing due to being a start-up business," McDonald said in an e-mail.
The planned site at 5210 Strasburg Road has remained closed and deserted since TBI president Lindsay W. Ray and McDonald said in December that hiring would begin soon. Ray and others said the plant would eventually employ up to 50 people at jobs averaging $42,000 a year.
A for sale sign appeared at the 17.26-acre parcel a few days ago after Ray signed a release allowing the property to be placed back on the market. The property is owned by Champion Homebuilders of Troy, Mich.
McDonald said TBI agreed to allow the property back on the market "to be fair" to Champion and "allow the property owner to continue marketing the property in case things fall through."
The project has stalled over eligibility requirements governing the federal government's New Market tax credit program. Bryan Phipps, vice president of development for People, said the proposed plant is located in a census tract that falls short on measures of poverty, unemployment rate, per capita income and other social and economic indicators that determine whether a project will receive the tax credits.
Phipps said the site technically qualifies for the program, but the data do not justify rating it as "highly distressed." As a result, he said, TBI's plant doesn't receive the same priority as other proposals for financial assistance that qualify as "highly distressed."
"It's very much a question of priorities," Phipps said.
Phipps said People, Inc. must reserve 75 to 100 percent of the tax credits it allocates to census tracts identified as "highly distressed."
He said People, Inc. has discussed a possible "mechanism" under which the Warren County plant site might be moved into the "highly distressed" category, but there has been little progress in the last two months.
"We talked with them earlier and gave them our parameters for our financing," Phipps said of TBI. "We haven't moved very far since then."


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More details are emerging about the $38 billion dollar deal lawmakers say they reached to keep the government from shutting down. Some cuts were made by pruning money left over from previous years. More than half of the cuts affect education, labor and health programs. A vote in the House is expected as early as Wednesday and the Senate must pass it by Friday to prevent a shutdown.
Cloud computing e-discovery risks a concern
The Justice Department and NARA are paying close attention to GSA, USDA and others in how they implement email and data storage on private sector clouds. Agencies should address potential data storage, collection and access issues during the development of the solicitation.
Treasury names Robyn East as new CIO
The Treasury Department named Robyn East to be their new chief information officer.
Justice awards $1 billion IT services contract
DoJ's ITSS-4 multiple award contract gives 20 companies the ability to bid on task orders to provide a variety of technology services.
Many agencies are not under a hiring freeze
Federal News Radio surveyed 10 agencies to find out how they are preparing for a shutdown, and how operating under a continuing resolution is affecting their operations.
Agencies collaborate against discrimination
AFGE legislative conference will focus on ensuring departments and contractors are abiding by civil rights laws. The union also will march on Capitol Hill to Tuesday in support of federal employees.
Justice heads to D.C.'s NoMa
The DOJ deal is one of the largest federal lease in the region.
Justice watchdog Fine leaves after 10 years
After 15 years, Justice Department Inspector General Glenn Fine is stepping down. He tells us what's next.
HHS, Justice turning up heat on fraudsters
New rule published today details how the government will go from chasing criminals to using data and other tools to stop them as Medicare and Medicaid fraud is happening. The agencies report returning $4 billion back to the government in 2010, a 50 percent increase compared to 2009.
Justice offers tips for transitioning to the cloud
When the Recovery Act passed, the Justice Department knew it would need to upgrade its IT infrastructure to keep up with the demand that was about to be placed on its systems. â"We knew we could not support the transactions that would hit us, so we had to look at a solution,â" said Angel Santa, [...]
MSPB to comply with Chambers reinstatement
But the question of whether Interior will comply is still open. We get the latest details from sister-station WTOP's Neal Augenstein.
Justice files charges in iPad data breach
Two men who authorities say were competing to impress their fellow hackers were arrested Tuesday on federal charges they stole the e-mail addresses of more than 100,000 Apple iPad users, including politicians and media personalities.
CyberSecurity - "Progress & Best Practices"
February 1st at 12pm
Program will discuss the progress report on CyberSecurity in the Federal Government, top CyberSecurity Priorities, challenges to still overcome in IT Security, lessons learned, and vision for the future - how can we be proactive and prevent attacks.
Bill would make deficit commission proposals law
Rep. Kevin Brady (R-Texas) introduces legislation to cut the federal workforce by 10 percent and freeze federal pay for an additional year. The bill includes a host of suggestions to cut spending from both the commission and from the Obama and Bush administrations. Brady said collecting unpaid taxes from federal employees could result in $3 billion.
How to determine what is cloud-worthy for your agency
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Frank White is no longer affiliated officially with the Royals.
A man who was a key part of the most successful years in team history, a member of the 1985 championship team, the best defender in franchise history with eight Gold Gloves has been let go from his position with the team.
He literally helped build Kauffman Stadium, and this is how he goes out? Dumped for being "too negative". Fans are upset, and understandably so.
I'm reminded of a scene from Aaron Sorkin's SportsNight. The sports highlight show producer has secured an interview, but sold out her assistant in the process. The show will get good ratings, but at what cost? Casey McCall, the lead anchor of the show tells her "You're doing a big thing badly."
The Royals did a big thing badly.
The claims that Frank was too negative are window dressing to a reportedly bitter situation involving the front office and White. Sam Mellinger noted the various managerial searches that Frank White missed out on as part of the problem, and Frank himself said that was probably a big part of the Royals decision.
Nobody could say that Frank White is a great color commentator. He brings a wealth of experience and information about the game that few have, but he's not a broadcaster, he's a ballplayer. He filled the role admirably and did fine, but the Royals and Fox Sports KC are likely to find someone to fill the role who does a better job of in-game delivery. He wasn't unbearable to listen to and his insight was valuable, but Vin Scully he is not. For that reason, choosing not to renew his contract would be understandable if the parties involved could have said "we believe that So-and-so will provide insight from years of broadcasting excellence and Frank White will continue to be visible as a member of our public relations team".
Except the Royals had no replacement ready. They seemed merely ready to get Frank out the door.
It seems that there is more to this than is being said. There are incidents behind the scenes that most of us haven't been privy to. Frank is a proud man and being passed over multiple times for a position he clearly wanted and believed he could excel in may have soured him. His comments on What's Right with Nick Wright last night demonstrate that he feels scorned by the team. I can't say that I blame him.
At this point, the Royals have made their decision. White has made his. He says he won't be involved with the team any further. No letter-writing campaign or Occupy Kauffman movement will force the Royals to see the error of their method, nor will it make Frank want to return. With the cancellation of this winter's FanFest, fan morale is low and in the middle of an offseason, there's no baseball to distract from what's going on off the field.
The Royals look bad in this. They've yet to respond to his comments on What's Right and may be wise to just ignore them.
I think that in time, this will blow over. Once the season starts, when new broadcasts begin, many will move on. But nobody wins until that happens.
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The current space suit design has changed some since the 1960s, having gotten some add-ons and minor modifications, but it's basically the same suit. This is the next-gen space suit, NASA's Z1. Oooh shiny.
Astronauts step into the full suit through the back port. This port will mate with the spacecraft, enabling an astronaut to enter the suit from inside the craft for extravehicular activity. Another advantage: When used in low to no atmosphere, the port conserves more air than a conventional air lock.
The Z-1 has bearings at the waist, hips, upper legs, and ankles to allow an astronaut greater mobility—essential for retrieving soil and rock samples in tough terrain.
This provisional outer covering conceals a heavily engineered inner suit; a layer of urethane-coated nylon retains air, and a polyester layer allows the suit to hold its shape.
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Posted on Wed Jul 2nd, 2014 10:45am PDT By X17 Staff
On Monday X17online broke the news that Shia LaBeouf had begun seeking treatment at a rehab facility in Los Angeles for alcohol abuse, and on Wednesday morning the 27-year-old star attended yet another therapy session. Shia may have forgotten to zip up his fly, but we're glad that he's taking his physical and emotional health seriously!
Last Thursday the actor was arrested in New York for disorderly conduct after slapping people in the back of the head during a performance of Cabaret and getting belligerent with cops. Shia then stepped out on Tuesday in Los Angeles with a copy of the Alcoholics Anonymous Big Blue Book in his hand, and he spent three hours at a private facility the day before that.
Despite numerous run-ins with the law over the years, Shia has sought treatment for substance abuse issues in the past. Following a nasty car crash in 2008, Shia opened up to Playboy in 2009 about knowing when to get help. "I'm in AA now, too," he told the mag at the time. "I've had drinks, but it has been a leveling-out process. Am I an alcoholic? I may not be. I don't know. But I also know that in the situation I'm in, with temptations what they are, I have no room for alcohol in my life."
His rep said in a statement yesterday evening, "[Shia] understands that these recent actions are a symptom of a larger health problem and he has taken the first of many necessary steps towards recovery. Contrary to previous erroneous reports, Shia LaBeouf has not checked into a rehabilitation facility but he is voluntarily receiving treatment for alcohol addiction."
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amazing movie – Mel is back – perfect role
I Love Mel Gibson and Jodie Foster …. The movie looks beautiful, to much revealed in the trailer though!
Well . . I guess it's a good start . . or new beginning ..
I'd go see it!
When it is going to be released?
Now this looks like a good movie with an actual STORY. And despite all the CRAP that's been said about ol' Mel, it is great to see him back in the movies and I'm glad Jodie Foster was willing to work with him, considering others who chose to be overly dramatic about starring in a movie with him (which seemed more like a glory seeking stunt then anything).
Looks gay.
Looks great!
I'd see almost anything with Mel Gibson and Jodie Foster. It looks imaginative, but maybe a bit predictable.
looks stupid just like him
Despite what shortcomings Mel Gibson has, he is a damn good actor. We're all human, we all have a little pit of darkness in us. Let's not crucify the man forever. Everyone gets a second chance.
Mel Gibson is a great actor, phenomenal director and a loving father. He has compassion for the fallen, just ask people like Robert Downey Jr. He has donated 10′s of millions to hospitals and supported suffering children. He has also made tremendous mistakes. If we rejected all great art based on the artist personal lives the world would have been the loser. I think this movie that was made prior to latest scandal may give us back one of our great artist.
Mel is an amazing person, actor, and director and HE IS HUMAN. There are no perfect people among us let us move on and let him move on and do what he does so greatly.
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The Chinese government is introducing new preferential pricing directives for electric vehicles in order to encourage the adoption of such vehicles in the country.
Some 40 analysts and investors recently spent a full day in Japan getting a deep dive into the Alliance's EV strategy.
It was their first opportunity to drive Nissan LEAF, visit the AESC battery production plant and discuss with senior Alliance management our EV business model.
Four main topics were the focal point for day. In summary:
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- Sueb24 Jul 27, 2009 08:02 AM
Staying at the Windjammer Inn next weekend for my husband's birthday, so dinner is sorted for one night but interested in other places in & around the area for good eats/drinks.
I usually dine at the Kettlecreek Inn when I'm in Port Stanley.
I usually order the Lake Erie perch when I'm there, occasionally the pickerel. Nice people running the place, and the prettiest patio setting in Port Stanley.
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Many thanks phoenikia, it's on the list!
I enjoy ME and Suzie's. It is pretty casual, it has a nice patio, and the food that I have had was quite good. The emphasis is on local-grown as well.
If you want really, really, really casual you can't beat Mackie's fries, located right on the beach!
We always enjoy the Pineapple Dining Room in the Telegraph House.
I was there last weekend and had a great platter of perch and a glass of wine on the porch at Mickey's Boathouse. A little more causual...a little more of what you'd expect from a beach/port town.
Not sure if you go there often, but if this is a first visit, you should probably have fries at Mackies (as someone else posted) and try there unique, orange fry sauce.
Going this weekend for a ladies weekend. We eat out on the Friday after arrival and then eat in the rest of the weekend.
The last two years we went to a local watering hole called Captains Corner/Captains Cook? or something and my simple perch burger was really simple and really good. However this place is now closed so we are looking for a new casual place.
Apparently the new place in that location is Barnacles Beer or something. Might try this place out.
Anyone know of any good casual places to get a decent meal that also serves beer/cocktails?
Ate at Barnicles Pub last weekend, which used to be Captains Corner or Captains Cook......can't remember. Anyway, this appears to be a local watering hole. I ordered the small yellow perch dinner. It came with three good size pieces of yellow perch and fries for just over $8. The fish was fried and had nice thin coating of flour. It was very good. The outside was perfectly crispy and the inside was tasty and cooked just right. The fries were also very good and appeared to be fresh cut, however I cannot confirm this as it was a ladies weekend and we were a two cocktails in....lol. I was quite surprised by the price as I expected to pay more for fish.
The atmosphere is a whole other story. Our waitress provided good service, however not much of a smile. Some of the other patrons were interesting to say the least. Apparently a group ran out on their $70 bill while we were there.


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So what happened to the Week of Oracle Database Bugs" (WoODB)?
Looks like it got pull off? Legal threat from Oracle's legal department?
Did not see any announcement on this list.
The Week of Oracle Database Bugs
We are sad to announce that due to many problems the Week of Oracle Database Bugs gets suspended.
We would like to ask for apologizes to people who supported this and were really excited with the idea, also we would
like to thank the people who contributed with Oracle vulnerabilities.
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The Week of Oracle Database Bugs
Based on the great idea of H D Moore "Month of Browser
Bugs" and LMH "Month of Kernel Bugs", we are proud to
announce that we are starting on December the "Week of
Oracle Database Bugs" (WoODB).
What is the WoODB about?
An Oracle Database 0day will be released every day for
a week on December.
Why are you doing this?
We want to show the current state of Oracle software
("in")security also we want to demostrate Oracle isn't
getting any better at securing its products (you
already know the history: two years or more to fix a
bug, not fixing bugs, failing to fix bugs, lying about
security efforts, etc, etc, etc.).
Why are you targeting only Oracle?
We have 0days for all Database software vendors but
Oracle is "The #1 Star" when talking about lots of
unpatched vulnerabilities and not caring about
Why not the Month of Oracle Database Bugs?
We could do the Year of Oracle Database Bugs but we
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0days:), anyways if you want to contribute send your
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Home to British comfort food like bangers and mash, fish and chips, and a hearty selection of international beers to wash 'em down, the Lion and Rose is a local exemplar of Britain's best export — the neighborhood pub. A recent visit proved the point, when a stogie-chomping geezer (yes, you can still smoke in Alamo Heights) demanded royalty fees for our photos. "Just tryin' to help out my friends, the management," he said. "I come here all the time." A true local, indeed. For a more sociable crowd, join in the Geeks Who Drink pub quiz, dates and time vary by location.
2. Freetail Brewing Company
4035 N Loop 1604 W, Ste. 105,
(210) 395-4974, freetailbrewing.com
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Pacific Northwest Ballet to present Director's Choice
Pacific Northwest Ballet's 40th Anniversary Season comes to a close with Director's Choice, which features a world premiere and a tribute to one of ballet's 'greats'.
The triple-bill presents a world premiere (currently untitled) by Christopher Wheeldon, a contemporary ballet choreographer known his prolific versatility, as well as two works by George Balanchine. "Mr. B's" Agon returns, expertly staged by Francia Russell and as startlingly avant-garde as its 1957 premiere. Then, the program's dazzling grand finale is Diamonds, the crowning gemstone of Balanchine's three-part Jewels.
Running for seven performances only, Director's Choice will begin May 31 at Seattle Center's Marion Oliver McCaw Hall.
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Quick Facts
The real estate market in Vancouver is currently stabilizing, with housing prices being held in check by lower levels of supply and demand.
According to the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver, the April 2013 composite benchmark selling price for all residential properties was $800,900 for Vancouver's West End, and $602,200 for the east end - a slight increase from the same month last year.
Central Vancouver consists mostly of high-rises and apartment buildings, and is home to the Downtown area and the trendy West End. The West Side is where you can find some of the city's most affluent neighbourhoods, such as Shaughnessy and West Point Grey. South and East Vancouver are both highly multicultural with a mix of houses and apartments for various income levels.
- Vancouver Population (2011)603,500
- 5 Year Population Change4.4%
- Number of Homes in Vancouver286,700
Why Buy a Home in Vancouver?
The Greater Vancouver Area is the third largest metropolitan area in Canada, and the largest in Western Canada. It has an idyllic location, nestled between the west coast and the Rocky Mountains.
Vancouver is consistently voted as one of the best cities in the world to live in. It ranked in the top ten of the Economist Intelligence Unit's most liveable cities list for five years in a row.
Residents of Vancouver love having all the benefits of an urban environment surrounded by nature. They also appreciate the city's laid-back atmosphere and cultural diversity - more than half of Vancouver's residents do not speak English as their first language.
Explore Vancouver's Rich Cultural Heritage
Aboriginal peoples have been living in the Vancouver area for as long as 10,000 years. Its present-day name comes from George Vancouver, a British explorer who explored the harbour in 1792.
American settlers began to arrive in the nearby Fraser Canyon during the Fraser Gold Rush of 1858. The first European settlement in what is now Vancouver was established in 1862. Shortly afterward, logging mills were set up in the area to capitalize on the abundance of forests.
The City of Vancouver was incorporated with the arrival of the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1886. The CPR fuelled economic growth and attracted new residents. By the turn of the twentieth century, Vancouver was well on its way to becoming a prosperous, diverse economic centre.
Getting around in Vancouver
There's a lot to see and do in Vancouver, and thankfully it's all easily accessible. TransLink Vancouver is one of the most unique public transit systems in Canada, offering such services as the SeaBus and SkyTrain. TransLink services over 1800 square kilometres and provides some breathtaking views of the city.
The streets in downtown Vancouver are grid-patterned and easy to navigate - generally, "avenues" run east-west and "streets" run north-south. The Trans-Canada Highway runs through the city's east end, and the Vancouver-Blaine Highway runs south through Richmond all the way down into the United States.
Cycling is Vancouver's fastest growing mode of transportation, and the city has an extensive network of designated bike routes. Some bike trails worth exploring are those at Stanley Park and Pacific Spirit Park.
Shopping and Amenities
Shopping in Vancouver consists of everything from big malls, to designer boutiques, to multicultural markets. Metropolis at Metrotown, located just otuside the city, is British Columbia's largest mall. The Downtown and Gastown area abounds with a mix of high-end and independent stores. In Chinatown, you can a wide variety of goods for sale.
Vancouver's mild climate and beautiful environment make outdoor recreation activities popular. The city has over 18 kilometres of beaches that provide for many kinds of water sport, as well as several running and cycling trails. Indoor fitness facilities and gyms are also prominent.
There are over 200 public, Catholic, and private schools in Vancouver, and a number of colleges and universities, including Simon Fraser University and the University of British Columbia.
Entertainment and Attractions in Vancouver
It would be impossible to capture all the things to do in Vancouver in a single list. The more adventurous types might want to try tree top walking in the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. For a more cultured outing, check out the Vancouver Art Gallery or the Museum of Vancouver.
The music scene is prominent and encompasses everything from orchestral music, to alternative rock, to folk. The city also has vibrant nightlife centered around the Granville Entertainment District and Gastown.
Sports fans won't find a lack of teams to cheer on, including a number of minor league teams and three major league professional teams - the Vancouver Canucks, Vancouver Whitecaps, and BC Lions.
Information Updated on 2014-11-01 03:42:57 UTC
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Laminitis, PPID: The Science of Seasons Behind Them
July 20, 2008
Research groups reported their findings of the impact of seasonal variations for pituitary glad dysfunction.... Read More
Horse Owners Cautioned about Hardy Toxic Plant
July 17, 2008
With cases reported already this year, horse owners are being cautioned about a toxic plant that flourishes during drought and in overgrazed conditions.
Don't Guess. Test Your Hay
July 03, 2008
In our effort to 'cover all the bases,' many of us feel we have to supplement with fortified grains in an effort to feel secure that we are providing enough vitamins, minerals and protein in our horses diet. Grain may present an unnecessary amount... Read More
Readers Respond: Where's the Hay?
June 19, 2008
Almost 1,300 readers of TheHorse.com responded to a poll asking, "Are you having problems getting hay?"
Risk Factors for Atypical Myopathy
June 07, 2008
Aggressive research efforts by Belgian veterinarians have culminated in the identification of numerous indicators or factors--including horse management and pasture characteristics--associated with atypical myopathy, a rapidly developing and fatal di... Read More
North Dakota Database Connects Horse Owners, Hay Sellers
May 13, 2008
Drought conditions in parts of western North Dakota have some livestock producers in need of additional forage. Farmers and ranchers who have forage for sale can list it on a North Dakota State University (NDSU) database designed to help feed... Read More
Fiber in Hay: What's the Magic Number?
May 01, 2008
Horses evolved to eat a lot of fiber, spending up to 17 hours a day grazing various forage plants. But not all fiber is created equal, especially when it comes to hay.
Hay carries a few challenges compared to living forages. One, compared t... Read More
Prepare for a Reduced Hay Crop in 2008
April 22, 2008
The USDA has released several crop reports that indicate the number of hay acres will be down in 2008.
The department also reported that the existing hay supply is lower than previous years. This information, combined with higher input cost... Read More
Kentucky Horse Pasture Evaluation Program Available
April 17, 2008
Optimal use of horse pastures has always been important. As news of the high price and limited supply of hay continues to worry horse owners, the health of horse pastures becomes ever more critical.
Consulting with forage experts might be... Read More
Laminitis and Controlling Spring Pasture Access
March 31, 2008
Equine veterinarians have known for years that some horses can handle the spring grass, while others will become ill and develop laminitis, a painful disease process in which the hoof wall separates from its attachments in the foot.... Read More
Transition Horses to Spring Pasture Gradually
March 11, 2008
When grasses start greening up in the spring, you might be tempted to turn your horse loose in the pasture to chow down on the new grass.
But be aware that any sudden change in your horse's diet could cause health problems, said Steve Jones... Read More
Transitioning to Alternative Forages: Use Caution
January 11, 2008
Whether it is the result of weather conditions making forage scarce or prohibitively expensive, or if there's some other reason, there could come a time when horse owners need to consider alternative sources of forage. Equine nutritionists say that... Read More
Penn State Professor Says African Grass Could Replace Timothy, Others
November 02, 2007
An Ethiopian summer annual grass called teff could be a valuable asset to growers, according to a crop specialist in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.
Marvin Hall, MS, PhD, professor of forage management, said he is optimistic tha... Read More
Drought Continues to Challenge Horses, Owners
October 21, 2007
After a long, dry summer that left pastures scant and dusty and hay production plunging, drought conditions across the United States show no signs of letting up. And neither do the challenges facing horses and their owners.
According t... Read More
'Soil Minerals: The Basis of Nutrition' PowerPoint Lecture Available
October 16, 2007
Authored and narrated by Kathryn Watts, BS, a Power Point lecture on CD entitled "Soil Minerals: The Basis of Nutrition" is now available for horse owners interested in equine health and hoof care. The science behind mineral nutrition in grass and ha... Read More
Imported Hay Could Hold Hidden Health Dangers
September 23, 2007
As if hay scarcity and high prices aren't enough, experts are warning horse owners that imported hay could also hide horse health dangers including seriously low amounts of essential vitamins such as A and E, excessive amounts of selenium, and... Read More
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BLOOMINGTON – Growing numbers of international students attending Indiana University are drawing praise for the diversity they bring but raising questions about their lack of English proficiency and understanding of the ethics and style of higher education in the United States.
IU has 7,785 international students at all of its campuses, a 70 percent increase since 2005. Most of those are concentrated in Bloomington, where 5,941 international students are enrolled this semester.
David Zaret, IU's vice president for international affairs, said the university's strategic plan emphasizes drawing students from around the globe.
IU's success in attracting increasing numbers of top students from around the world indicates that we are achieving and exceeding the goals that we set out to accomplish, he said an IU news release announcing the eighth consecutive year of record international enrollment.
Some IU faculty aren't as happy, however, and say many of the international students lack basic skills for success in classrooms and hinder learning among other students.
The simple truth is that we're letting in students who can't speak English and we're letting them get through the university without even minimal English language skills, said Glenn Gass, a Jacobs School of Music professor who teaches classes about the history and culture of rock 'n' roll music.
I've had students in 400-level courses who can't understand a question, let alone respond to it. It's an embarrassment, and it drags a whole class down, Gass told the Herald-Times.
Zaret said having international students enhances the learning experience of those born in the United States.
It makes the campus a more exciting place, he said.
He acknowledged the faculty concerns about English proficiency but said that should be less of a problem now that IU has begun requiring all new international students to present proof of passing a language proficiency test before being admitted.
International students also must pass the Indiana English Proficiency Exam developed by IU faculty and staff, said Chris Viers, associate vice president for international services. IU also is working to require English proficiency classes and have them completed earlier in the student's time at IU.


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In My Mother's Arms + Q&A Mohamed & Atia Al Daradji
Thursday 21st February, 2013 at 6:30pmThe Lexi Cinema London
In a dangerous district in Baghdad Husham cares fiercely for a group of 32 young orphans, some whose parents have been killed, some who have run away, but all who have been abused and abandoned by the state.
When their landlord gives the group just two weeks to vacate the only house they have ever felt safe in a panicked search for new shelter ensues. Fighting tirelessly to continue to build on the boys' hopes, dreams and prospects while also keeping them from being reclaimed by the state, Husham crosses religious and racial divides to find help.
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Slow Cooker Beef Cheeks in Red Wine
- Overall Recipe Difficulty: Easy
- Preparation Time: 15 minutes
- Serves: 6
- 1.2kg Beef Cheeks
- 1/4 Cup Seasoned Flour
- 3 tablespoon Oil
- 2 Onions
- 6 Cloves Garlic
- 1 Cup Shiraz
- 2 Carrots
- 2 Cups Beef Stock
- 2 tablespoon Brown Sugar
- 2 tablespoon Tomato Paste
- 3 Sprigs Thyme leaves stripped and chopped
- 2 Bay Leaves
- 40 gm Butter
- 6 Shiitake Mushrooms
- 12 Button Mushrooms
- 6 Swiss Brown Mushrooms halved
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Toss cheeks in flour. Heat oil in frypan over medium heat and brown the meat. Remove to a plate.
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Add more oil, if necessary, and add carrots, onion and garlic. Cook until golden.
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Place half the onion mix in the base of the slow cooker, place beef cheeks on top, then cover with remaining onion mixture.
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Deglaze frypan with the red wine, then add stock, sugar, tomato paste, reconstituted mushrooms, bay leaves and thyme leaves.
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Bring to the boil then pour into slow cooker
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Add butter to pan, fry other mushrooms, cook for 3 minutes then add to beef, stirring in.
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Set cooker to high and cook for 4 hours, or on low 8 hours.
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If sauce needs thickening, remove lid for last hour of cooking time.
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Serve with garlic mash and steamed vegetables.
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FAA Addressing Snowbird Congestion
With input from NBAA, the FAA has taken steps it hopes will reduce air traffic congestion between the Northeast and Florida. So-called "Snowbird" routes connecting general aviation airports and Florida destinations can become clogged by significant volume between November and March, and crippling ground stops have resulted. Key choke points were identified as the eliot Intersection, white Intersection and wavy Intersection. The Florida Airspace Optimization project consists of a combination of revising preferential routing, redesigning sector configuration, increasing information flow to and from downstream sectors, and adding new "ultra-high-altitude" sectors in certain areas to focus on airspace above the existing high-altitude sectors–which typically top out at about 35,000 feet. For detailed information, visit:http://web.nbaa.org/public/ops/airspace/fao.
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