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A hint of mint
Add a summery tint to your cocktails with these tried and tested recipes
Every drink category goes through trends, for better or worse -- Spain is hot in the wine world right now (better), lime-flavoured beer sales remain strong (worse), etc.
Cocktails are certainly no exception -- Sex and the City ushered in the Cosmopolitan in a big way, then pomegranate-flavoured drinks started taking over.
These days, mint seems to be the popular flavour when it comes to cocktails. It's a refreshing herb that works well with a variety of spirits, can be incorporated into either dry or sweet cocktails with ease, and imparts a coolness that's nice when the mercury rises.
Stemming from their marriage in mojitos, mint and lime are as popular a combo as any. Armed with nothing more than an Internet connection and the desire to drink minty cocktails, I tracked down a few cocktail recipes and set to work.
My wife and I tasted the originals, which I then modified based on our preferences and her feedback (the recipes below feature my tweaks). That's the great thing about making cocktails -- if they don't taste just the way you like, you just tweak them slightly.
Cucumber Mint Gin and Tonic
Gin used: Pink 47 (United Kingdom -- $32.99, Liquor Marts)
3 mint leaves
2 wheels cucumber
1 wheel lime
11/2 ounces gin
Tonic water
Lime juice to taste
Place the mint, cucumber and lime wheels in the bottom of a highball glass.
Muddle the ingredients (smash 'em up a bit to release the flavours) using the end of a wooden spoon or similar utensil.
Fill the glass with ice, and pour in the gin. Fill the rest of the glass with tonic water.
Add lime juice to taste (or don't). Garnish with a cucumber wheel.
Synopsis: The lightest in colour of the bunch, this was also the only cocktail of the four that isn't sweetened. Mint makes this even more refreshing than your standard G&T, but it's the cucumber that takes this to the next level. Based on a recipe found on Martha Stewart's website -- it's a good thing. My favourite of the four cocktails.
Mint Julep
Bourbon used: Maker's Mark 46 (Kentucky, U.S. -- $43.99, Liquor Marts)
3 mint leaves
Crushed ice
1 1/2-2 ounces bourbon
lime juice (to taste)
Place mint leaves and sugar in a tumbler. Add a splash of water. Muddle ingredients, add ice and bourbon.
Taste, and add lime juice if desired. Garnish with a sprig of mint.
Synopsis: This is an old-timey drink from the southern states that doesn't call for lime juice -- but you may find it beneficial if you're looking for something with a little more tartness than your typical bourbon-based cocktail. A tweaked version of Esquire magazine's Kentucky Derby mint julep recipe.
Dirty Mojito
Rum used: Rondiaz 93 Spiced Rum (Barbados -- $22.79, Liquor Marts)
3-4 mint sprigs
2 lime wheels
30 ml (1 tbsp) brown sugar or cane sugar
2 oz spiced rum
Club soda/sparkling water
Lime juice
Place the mint, lime wheels and a splash of lime juice in a glass. Muddle ingredients. Add the brown sugar, rum and ice (crushed, shaved, or cubes) and stir.
Add club soda/sparkling water. Add more lime juice to taste. Garnish with a lime wheel.
Synopsis: I figured I'd try a couple of variations on the classic mojito -- this one calls for spiced or golden rum instead of plain old white rum, as well as brown/raw sugar instead of white sugar. Some recipes called for cola to be added, while others suggested sparkling wine -- I wouldn't be adverse to either. I used lime-flavoured sparkling water, which made the citrus component pretty intense.
Mexican Mojito
Tequila used: Hornitos (Mexico -- $34.95, Liquor Marts)
3 mint leaves
3 lime wheels
1 1/2 ounces tequila
Club soda or sparkling water
Lime juice
Place the mint leaves, two lime wheels and a dash of sugar in a glass. Muddle ingredients.
Add tequila, ice (crushed, shaved or cubes) and stir. Add club soda/sparkling water.
Add lime juice to taste (if necessary). Garnish with a lime wheel.
Synopsis: Obviously, the twist here is using tequila instead of rum. The recipe I found suggested key limes, which I found too sweet -- I prefer the tartness of regular limes and/or lime juice, both of which I added on a second attempt.
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Dual-degree undergraduate (CS & EE), took a break from academia at Texas Instruments designing closed-loop computer graphics/test equipment, then went on to earn a PhD from UCLA in CS (AI and Neural Networks/Computational Neuroscience). Was one of first faculty in CS dept. at the Hong Kong Univ. of Science & Technology. Returned to the US, spending one year in Molecular and Cell Biology at UC Berkeley before becoming the first tenure-track hire at UW Bothell, a new Univ. of WA campus. I enjoy working in an "intellectual home" that values research and teaching and that provides a diverse, stimulating atmosphere. My work is in the intersection of computing, biology, and mathematics.
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Work closely with Dean and Divisional Chairs to create strategic architecture, procedures, budget, and staffing plan to support multiple graduate programs within the school. Coordinate relationships with internal and external stakeholders and partners. Manage external communications to emphasize points of differentiation for UWB STEM educational initiatives within the higher education market, to help ensure programs meet enrollment targets, and to engage alumni. Foster research activity, including faculty mentoring, administrative support, development of a research culture, and alignment of curricula.
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Continuing my research in computational neuroscience within the interstices of time remaining between administrative responsibilities. Building large, long-duration, multiscale neural simulation environments that leverage GPU parallelism.
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Your argument overlooks the portion of the populace who did not support any of the parties or programs involved in this debacle - in most situations they are the majority. It doesn't matter if individuals understand the likely consequences and oppose the policies; or if they understand little until their butts are bitten; or if they hide from understanding because it's just too difficult or scary. When the shock hits, they are victims.
Our task is - I repeat - to be ready with a succinct analysis and a program which can build a movement. JakeS' diary succeeds in that with a little editing. I ask again, will the ET powers-that-be support this project, despite IM's protests?
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First time I met her, we were talking about music we were into, and she said, "Oh, Slayer? Yeah, they're pretty good- kinda soft though." That's when I knew I had someone special on my hands.
She's from a Norwegian background, and has subsequently schooled me on the likes of:
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And I thank her kindly for it!
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Rachel Maddow reports there was no protest to anti-Islam movie at Benghazi consulate-it was planned attackSubmitted by ralph hornsby on Fri, 09/14/2012 - 10:18
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Good report. Go to 11 minutes. That is where she tells of first reports from witnesses that there was no protest at all at the consulate. Attackers drove up in a car and started attacking consulate.
This was not about a stupid movie.
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I like her. She is what no empty suit/dress, teleprompt reading person repeating what they are told to repeat is, an honest to goodness investigative reporter. Do I agree with everything she says, no. She's a bit more into social programs but is on the lookout for those who would do the country harm, in her opinion. Enjoy her program and am thankful for her coverage of RP while he was being ignored by other networks. If more reporters on both sides of the isle were more like her, we wouldn't be in the mess we are now. It is the free thinking democrats like her who support Ron. I'm sure there are constraints put on her by the station but she manages to get the message out.
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this was caused by a movie, is really stupid. When I heard Hillary Clinton going on and on apologizing for this stupid film it made me want to puke. Is she really that stupid? This is appeasement at its worse. She and Obama are putting us all in danger.
BTW, I went to Youtube and watched the 13 minute film clip and to me it was kind of like a caricature type of thing. So what? There are plenty of anti-Christian films and comments and cartoons out there and we see no riots and murders taking place. Oh well, this is what the American people want. Obama is supposedly ahead in the polls. Ok. If that's what people want. I guess they won't get it until they are being dragged out of their homes and murdered in a street.
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The LG G3's sharp shooting secrets explained
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First Microsoft Lumia smartphone surfaces
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Apple iPad Air 2 vs iPad Air
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Apple iPad mini 3 vs iPad mini 2: What are the differences?
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LG G Watch R to go on sale in November
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The NYT should swallow its own medicine
Amen to Gregg Pollowitz, who skewers the NYTimes' editorial promoting layoffs and the death of the S.U.V. in the name of saving the environment:
Do you know what else emits tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere? Printing newspapers on perfectly good trees. Maybe Congress should tax the Times until they switch to the environmentally friendly all-digital format. Of course, they'd have to fire 90 percent of their workforce, but, think of all the ice that will save at the North Pole!
Berkeley City Council votes to put 'climate change' warning labels on gas pumps
November 19, 2014 09:08 PM by Doug Powers
White House: Do something about 'climate change' or prepare for a fiery death — or worse
November 18, 2014 07:24 PM by Doug Powers
'XL' in Keystone XL stands for X-tra Lethal, says abortion advocate Barbara Boxer; Updated
November 18, 2014 12:16 PM by Doug Powers
More chilling news for Al Gore
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Emission Impossible: Obama reaches 'climate change' agreement with China
November 12, 2014 07:53 AM by Doug Powers
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What future is industry creating right under our noses?
How might the smart grid be important to accomplish the full wireless "connection?"
A sneak preview can be found at the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) "futurist" symposium:
2014 IEEE Technology Time Machine Symposium (TTM 2014) (October 21-22)
Global experts presented a 2035 vision for each of the six areas…
IEEE is an international, and powerful, industry organization.
HERE are some juicy quotes and bits of information
from the notes of a person who attended (not in order she talked about them):
Info. age is over. Computers are taking over.
Newer brains being rewired, humans coupled with technology.
Nat. Geographic changed pacing in programs:
Real wild kingdom, animals lie around, conserve energy, not dramatic enough. AMPED UP
what is expressed. All week long FAST shark attacks sped up, displaced, not how works.
LIONS the hunt or kill, not natural in groups, etc.
Want to IMPACT and change the OLD WORLD.
Plug and play tech for education, the global brain discussion.
increased unmanned ariel vehicles, will replace UPS (2025)
our kids will not "need" to learn how to drive
by 2035, everything wireless, everyone connected: communicate through extension of our hands.
Need more licensing. They're going to put Antennas in our homes and inside us to always connect all the people.
THEY SAY ultimately (their vision of) engineering and science will be good for mankind. But worried that there's an alarming lack of trust in society.
(Tech is ) fabricating our biology,
Forces are working to prevent (this) tech, but tech will win in the long run.
silicon valley moving forward
corporate structure moving and changing
Changes may seem sudden, but are all visible, future has arrived.
Tech not evenly distributed yet.
Humans' limited perspective of tech…delays onset.
Entire conference based on: MUST REDUCE green house gases and CLIMATE CHANGE (justifies automating everything)
LUNCH, talk from prof. about the big brain. Throwing cognition into technology.
Tech will carry the "burden" of cognition. We're being phased out, what IEEE all about, the evolution of humans. We will rely on computers to remember for us, we will not have to remember.
Participant asked, what do you NOT want to engineered as a human?
Then said, too bad they're already engineering it.
more GE (General Electric) quotes:
Energy, smart grid, requires change in culture.
NEED: 1. technologies 2. standards 3. policies
REALLY talking about CENTRALIZATION OF STANDARDS AND POLICIES.
Globally taking over everything by technology.
Renewable energy not reliable, we know. So nuclear plants are a must. GE says.
GE SPEAKER 1: spoke about MARXIST book, capitalism, socialism and creative disruption. 1942. Joseph Schumpeter .
Forget everything you think you know about your future.
I am from the future.
GE global research center. WILL massively disrupt global business. Must innovate or NO JOBS.
(NOTE: The BOOK and philosophy they promoted was Marxist: Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy (1942), Joseph Schumpeter developed the concept out of a careful reading of Marx's thought (to which the whole of Part I of the book is devoted), arguing (in Part II) that the creative-destructive forces unleashed by capitalism would eventually lead to its demise as a system
Rundown Live, Milwaukee, interviewed two Wisconsin smart meter and public health activists at 8 p.m. November 19, 2014.
Here is a bit more information on the topic:
Opt outs from individual smart meters is not good enough to protect our neighborhoods and communities from privacy, security, unnecessary expense and radiation-exposure risks. Here is one community that stood up and WON comprehensive ROLL BACKS of smart meters!
Let's tell WI lawmakers to pass a law allowing individual OPT OUTS for immediate relief from smart meters, and to ultimately ROLL BACK these dangerous, risky systems. Who should control YOUR home safety and security risks – YOU or the utility monopoly?
(See comparison below to understand how ANALOG METERS are superior to radiofrequency signaling meters. Also see the PSC public records complaints below to understand the affront to individuals in their homes and on their properties.)
Benefits of Analog Meters Vs. Smart Meters –
Why push for opt-out (with a roll-back GOAL) legislation today!
|According to some experts / reports by consumers:
|Analog (Electromechanical) Meters
|Smart Meters (Electronic)
|RF Radiation Exposure
|Part of mesh network that blankets community with RF radiation
|Health complaints
|AAEM physicians' association warnings about health effects
|Santa Cruz Health Dept. warnings about RF radiation emissions
|Privacy Intrusion
|Utility collects personal energy use data
|Data on your personal energy use may be provided to 3rd parties
|Can cause "dirty electricity" emissions on wiring
|Can be used to power down or shut off your appliances
|Can be used to remotely shutoff your utility service
|Can be used to charge for Time -of-Use rating
|Higher bills complaints
|Appliance Burnout Complaints
|Associated with numerous house fires
|Interference w/ wireless devices
|Safety complaints
|Can contribute to grid failure
|Meter has short life
|No – last 30-50 years
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Carole Garcia keeps all her bloody tissues in a gallon Ziplock bag she's saved.
The Rochester Hills resident wants evidence, she said, because it's her smart utility meter causing her nose to bleed every day. She wants her old analog meter back, but can't get it due to a policy she says doesn't give her an option…
"Oakland CA residents hope to get issues with smart meters heard at state level."
Wisconsin residents want the same consideration.
NOTE: Lest the uninformed reader believe health impacts resulting in symptoms are impossible from wireless exposures, hear about the science from experts in the recent Symposium for medical professionals.
Also, an LA teacher and a Michigan boy have each been accommodated for NO wifi computer areas at school.
LA teacher accommodated for no wifi 2014
Michigan boy science project tests wifi on sprouts, 2014, EHS
WHEN will the utility monopolies and regulators have to accommodate people, as well?
Wisconsin is not living in a vacuum: Like other places nationwide, Wisconsin utility customers have been experiencing health problems due to smart meters. Following is the list of these complaints found in the official Public Service Commission of Wisconsin complaint records since 2009. It includes only the people who took their complaint beyond their utility to the PSC. Many more people never went to the PSC level, as evidenced by three quotes at the end of the list. Of course, still other people would not have had a clue their health impacts were coming from the meter exposure, and would not have contacted anybody.
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PSC smart meter health complaints 2009 to 2014
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PSC smart meter health complaints January 2009 to June 2014
About the records: The PSC only retains the current 3 years of complaints, but a person can continue to request new ones to keep up-to-date. We began requesting these complaints in 2010/2011. We did not know all the search terms to get all the results at the time. We have since learned that to receive all the complaints you must have a long LIST of search terms. For example, if a customer states she feels "ill" from the meter, if you ask them to search on the word, "sick," it will not come up! You also need to specify the types of meters by name, such as AMI, AMR, ERT to get comprehensive results. The meter dispute code 409 is attached to some records but not all. In other words, it is difficult for a utility consumer to gain access to all records about health complaints and smart meters.
It is important to note that the PSC of WI denied accommodation to ALL customers requesting relief from radiofrequency meters, including desperate terminally ill patients and individuals with doctor letters requesting the accommodation. This is truly barbaric and needs to stop.
Let's challenge lawmakers to remove the black mark on the reputation of this state. Encourage them to pass a state smart meter opt out bill. AB345, written by Rep. Jeremy Thiesfeldt last year, or a newly written comprehensive utility consumer rights bill would be a good place to start.
UPDATE: Ms. Bendis composed a beautiful, inspiring letter upon her release. I have uploaded it from the Naperville Smart Meter Awareness site HERE to share widely.
Bless this brave woman, and may her courage give us strength and resolve to continue to fight the injustice of forced smart meters.
Articles about Kim's smart meter case trial:
City Council Watchdog – "Naperville City Officials Lose in Court"
Naperville Sun – "…Not Guilty Resisting Cop"
Chicago Tribune – "Woman found not guilty in Naperville 'smart meter' case"
Daily Herald – "Naperville woman acquitted of resisting, obstructing cops"


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It's nearly the end of 2014. Time to reconnect with your dreams and start planning for the next year. And I'm tired. So tired that my dreams are eluding me. If you ask me what I want, right now I just want to sleep for at least a week. As much as I have been talking about getting more sleep, I've … [Read more...]
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Polymer clay jewellery is in vogue. Its visual appeal matchless possibilities in design economic factor are reasons for its popularity, say two jewellery designers
A flower shaped pendant - flaming orange and tantalising - its shaded petals curling inwards, its bright yellow core segueing to a brilliant red….it's one of those eye-catching pieces on the neck that will leave you wishing to be the wearer. It's not gold, silver or diamond jewellery that's making this impact but one made of polymer clay. One of the maker- entrepreneurs bringing polymer jewellery to the city is Mary Koshy Karuvelil who learnt the art from a French woman, Veronique. Mary lives in Jersey, a small island off the coast of England, with her husband who owns a consultancy company there.
Love for art
She was introduced to this style of jewellery through a friend. Intrigued and impressed she bought many books on the subject and began self-learning. It was not until an artiste at an exhibition enquired about one of her creations that she began taking her interest seriously. "It boosted my confidence and I began taking my love for this art seriously," says Mary while on vacation in Kochi which is one of her biggest markets for her products.
As a youngster growing in Thumpamon, Mary was interested in the arts – in drawing and in dance. After marriage she spent 20 years in Kuwait where she took a one year course in dance whilst taking a short course in crochet and stitching, things that find their way into her jewellery design.
Polymer clay is Polyvinyl chloride and is available in blocks of different colours. The material comes in many brands. Mary uses Fimo. She explains the first step to be 'conditioning' when a pasta machine can be used to roll the block out. This is followed by the addition of colour or blending, techniques like "skinner blend" or shading, which gives a painting like effect.
"There are many techniques used in this art. It is comparable to glass blowing, because we use similar methods for glass jewellery," says Mary explaining a common technical term, canes. A cane is a log or cylinder of clay that has a design running through it, so each slice of the cane - the cross-section - contains the design. Moulding, which she does with her hands, is the next step with the final being baking, done in her kitchen oven! For finishing touches the artiste can experiment, with glaze or matt finish.
Mary mostly makes floral shapes, being a student of zoology. "The material is pliable, like play dough. If you have a creative hand you can make any shape or design, and of any colour. It is a wonderful medium," she gushes with excitement at the thought of the umpteen possibilities.
New material
The biggest strength of polymer jewellery is its matching possibilities. "It can be matched to the exact shade of the attire and looks best when matched completely," says Mary who has held three exhibitions of her products.
Mary's designs are contemporary and trendy and not limited to suit western clothes only. In fact she pairs them smartly with Indian garments. It takes almost two days for her to complete a necklace.
Only a couple of years into this art Mary feels she has a long way to go in mastering the different possibilities this medium affords. Her next design intervention is to combine crochet with polymer and bring out a new range.
Mary retails through Facebook and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com
Valsa Joseph first saw polymer clay in 2008, on a television show in the United States of America, which featured projects you could do with your hands. From quilting to candle-moulding, they all appealed to Valsa, who was already proficient at oil painting and dry flower arrangements. But jewellery-making from polymer clay caught her fancy the most. "I liked it because of the varied natural colours one could create from it. Unlike, terracotta which has only its innate brown, and has to painted upon, this clay could be mixed and matched to create different shades. Moreover, polymer clay doesn't break," says Valsa.
Starting small
Valsa began with necklaces, moulding small beads into different sizes and stringing them into colourful patterns. She eventually graduated to jhimkis as they were hugely popular among her friends and relatives who were her first clientele. Slowly, word got around, sales grew and exhibitions came her way. Five years down the line, Valsa's brand Tanmaya, is among the most sought-after alternative jewellery designers. With annual shows in Trissur, Kottayam, Trivandrum and Kochi, a strong online retail base, Tanmaya serves a wide variety of customers including several from the film fraternity. "Meera Jasmine wore one of my creations in her film Ladies and Gentlemen, as did Nadia Moidu in Aaru Sundarimarude Katha," says Valsa.
Tanmaya is known for its intricate ethnic work rooted in traditional designs. The process begins with imported clay which is first softened, and then blended to achieve different colour combinations. "This takes time because to achieve the right shade you've to keep experimenting with different quantities of the primary colours," says Valsa. Once that is done, the clay is flattened, cut into different sizes and then rolled into different shapes. "Sometimes I use bead rollers, otherwise handmade moulds," she says. Each shape is then given a pattern using different objects. For instance, Valsa creates an indented texture by pin-pricking the clay with a needle at tiny intervals. She also uses thin threads for a criss-crossed effect on the clay. The product is finally baked in an oven.
Jhimki love
Valsa's most coveted pieces are her jhimkis. They come in subtle shades of light pinks and blues to louder block colours such as magenta and fuschia and even metallic golds and silvers. It takes three days to create one series of jhimkis from scratch and Valsa says she works at Tanmaya from six to ten each day. After four years of working alone, Valsa hired help in her fifth year, hoping to expand her brand. Tanmaya now has a more pricey and exclusive range specially created for weddings and mehendi functions. In the year ahead, Valsa hopes to conduct a fashion show featuring her new line of work. Now in her 60s, Valsa says creating Tanmaya has brought her immense happiness and creative satisfaction. "I'm so thrilled when I get just the right combination of colours and they match a good outfit. It makes my day when customers chose to wear my creations to important functions, and say they're complimented even more than when they sport diamonds."
Valsa can be contacted at www.tanmaya-jewelry.com/
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The city of Lone Grove has visions of growth but officials say a struggling waste water system is holding them back. The city's current lagoon system can't keep up and the DEQ says it won't renew the contract when it expires in 2008. So now city leaders are looking at two options.
They've talked about hooking up with the city of Ardmore and pumping waste to its new facility. But the city manager says that would end up costing the average consumer almost 20 dollars more a month and the city would pay almost double the price of building a new wastewater plant.
They have the land to do that but six years ago when they started making plans to build a plant south of the Kenney housing addition folks living there protested and the proposal was stopped.
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The city council toured the Chickasaw Utility Company's waste water plant near the casino in Thackerville. Members say the facility is quiet and odor free and would like to build a similar plant on a smaller scale.
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Dubai Maritime City Authority (DMCA) conducted an evaluation meeting to analyze the results of the recent Ship Board Fire Drill conducted on Serenade of the Seas a cruise ship currently berthed in Dubai's Mina Rashid Cruise Terminal.
The meeting saw extensive participation by representatives from the entities involved in the drill, where they looked into the performance and strengths of the Cruise Ship Emergency Response Task Force and pointed out areas requiring further attention in order to maximize safety for both passengers and crew. The evaluation is part of broader efforts by public and private entities to improve emergency procedures and promote maritime safety standards, in line with a common vision to promote a safe and highly developed maritime industry in Dubai.
The meeting commenced with a brief introduction of the Response Task Force and highlighted its electronic emergency procedures, evacuation training programs and working of the Water Tight Door Closures in cruise ships. The attendees also discussed three training methodologies, including "Onboard Rescue Procedures" by Dubai Police Rescue Department, "Leading and Controlling Major Evacuations" by Dubai Police and "Leading and Controlling Large-Fire Responses" by Dubai Civil Defense.
Extensive evaluation of all aspects of the Ship Board Fire Drill on Serenade of the Seas was further showcased by Civil Defense, Harbor Master, Dubai Ports World, Immigration and Dubai Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM) to enhance training mechanisms. Moreover, representatives from the Ministry of Health and Dubai Civil Defense provided details of the Intensive Inspection Campaign.
Mohammed Al-Bastaki, Director of Maritime Operations, Dubai Maritime City Authority, pointed out the strategic importance of this meeting which was aimed at further improving the excellent performance and readiness of the Response Task Force when dealing with various emergency situations in local and regional waters. This is in line with the DMCA's strategic priorities to promote Dubai as one of the leading international maritime destinations.
"The recent onboard fire drill on Serenade of the Seas demonstrates our total commitment to organize and conduct a series of practical exercises to test the communication and monitoring systems of cruise ships while highlighting key areas to ensure safety across Dubai's coastline and ports. Through such meetings, we look forward to sharing our common work mechanisms with public and private entities to maintain optimal maritime safety and reaffirm Dubai's growing status as an international destination for cruise ships," Al-Bastaki added.
The Serenade of the Seas Board Fire Drill involved several entities, including the National Crisis and Emergency Management Authority (NCEMA), Dubai Coast Guard, Dubai Police, Civil Defense, Dubai Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM), Dubai Ports Authority (DPA), Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation (PCFC), DP World and National Transport Authority (NTA), in addition to the ship's agents.
Fincantieri, the world leader in the construction of cruise ships, has signed two memorandums of understanding, respectively with Carnival Corporation, the world's largest cruise line,
Holland America Line announced today that effective Dec. 1 Orlando Ashford will join the company as president to lead the award-winning cruise line's brand and business,
Carnival Corporation & plc released a report today detailing its sustainability efforts, including initiatives which enabled the company to meet its corporate goal
Baker Hughes Incorporated announced today that the Company's Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer, Derek Mathieson, will present at Wells Fargo's 2014 Energy Symposium on Wednesday,
Over 200 healthy children and children with disabilities from Bashkortostan as well as the Volga Region participated in the Breaking the Barriers second interregional children's arts festival,
Everett Community College's Ocean Research College Academy (ORCA) will launch its new research vesel on November 22 with a celebration at 11 a.m. at the Port of Everett.
China on Monday hit back at "irresponsible remarks" from the United States which has called on Beijing to stop a land reclamation project in the disputed South
The Coast Guard and the Port Washington and Cedar Grove Fire Departments came to the assistance of two duck hunters on Lake Michigan Friday.
The names of those involved are not being released.
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Dorian Westerman Hedgepath, 57, of Delray Beach, passed away suddenly on July 17 and went to be with the Lord. Dorian was a Palm Beach County Library employee for 13 years. She had a love for Jesus, her family and all God's creatures. Dorian was predeceased in death by her parents, Frederick and Anne Westerman; brother-in-law, King McElwaney. Survivors include her sister, M.J. McElwaney of Jupiter, FL; brother, Mark (Diane) of Melbourne, FL; niece, Diana of Charleston, SC; many cousins and friends. Dorian had requested donations in her memory may be made to Furry Friends, 401 Maplewood Drive Suite 10, Jupiter, FL or http://furryfriendsadoption.com; ASPCA, http://www.aspca.org/donate; or your choice of animal charity. To share any memories or to express your condolences you may visit www.taylorandmodeen.com
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At the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month, residents and community members joined with the Floral Park American Legion to honor veterans at the annual Veteran's Day ceremonies at Memorial Park, following a march down Tulip Avenue to the park with the members of the veterans of the Legion post, American Legion Auxiliary members, Sons of the American Legion, Boy and Cub Scouts from Troops 482 and 678 and local officials.
During the ceremony, a plaque was dedicated in memory of General Kazimierz Pulaski and others of Polish heritage who have served in the U.S. military. The plaque dedication was led by members of the Polish American Congress, Long Island Division, President Grzegorz Worma and Honorary President Richard Brzozowski. An invocation was delivered by Father Peter Rozek of St. Hedwig Church, followed by a POW-MIA ceremony by Post 334 Vice Commander Matthew Cacciatore.
Thursday, 20 November 2014 00:00
While parking around Long Island Rail Road train stations is typically a challenge, even on a regular work day, the holidays create more of a struggle for commuters in search of parking spots. LIRR spokesman Salvatore Arena said that ridership between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day increases by at least 10 percent; last year it was by 12 percent. Though the MTA is adding more trains to the schedule, that doesn't ease the parking situation, which is operated not by the LIRR, but by individual municipalities in each town.
"Every station is different," Arena said. "A good part of our parking is in the hands of the locality. They set the rules essentially."
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