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3 Days in Cancun: Suggested Itineraries
By Viator, November 2014
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Cancun treats every day as a holiday, but also plans a few organized events throughout the year. The biggest event is Carnaval, a joyous, usually drunken celebration held in February right before ... Read more
Day Trips from Cancun
By Viator, November 2014
Think that you?ve seen it all in Cancun? Think again. Though this glittering jewel of a resort town does seem to have everything a tourist could want ? white sand beaches, palm trees, night clubs, ... Read more
Outdoor Activities and Adventure in Cancun
By Viator, November 2014
In a city like Cancun, where the sun is hot, the beaches white and the Coronas cold, people will do anything they can to get outside. While it?s easy to opt for the beach bum image in this tropical ... Read more
Mayan Ruins of Cancun
By Viator, October 2014
1301 Ratings | Tours & Tickets
Cancun may be known as a beach holiday destination, but there?s so much more to do than here than soak up the sun and enjoy a few frozen drinks. One of the most popular area activities is a visit to ... Read more
Tulum Tours: Picking the Right One for You
By Viator, October 2014
With its tranquil backdrop of white sands and turquoise-blue ocean, few archaeological sites are as dramatically situated as Tulum and the cliff top ruins offer both a striking viewpoint and an ... Read more
Close-Up Animal Encounters in Cancun
By Viator, October 2014
Between the beaches, sunshine, ruins, and cenotes, the Yucatan Peninsula?s exotic wildlife can sometimes be forgotten. After all, Cancun is sandwiched between a thick green jungle and a beautifully ... Read more
Chichen Itza Tours: Picking the Right One for You
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As Mexico?s most visited Maya site and one of the country?s most important UNESCO World Heritage sites, few would argue with Chichen Itza?s must-see status, and the grand pre-Columbian city is so ... Read more
Go Diving in a Cenote
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The Riviera Maya region is a diver's paradise. Destinations such as Isla Mujeres, Cozumel and Playa del Carmen are world famous for ocean life, barrier reefs (the second-longest in the world, after ... Read more
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Spring Break in Cancun
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Mexico and spring break go hand-in-hand like, well, a margarita in your hand! Cancun has some of the best beaches in Mexico, Mayan ruins to explore (some right on the beach! ) and rainforests and ... Read more
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Naturally formed sinkholes pockmarking the limestone turf of Mexico?s Yucatan Peninsula, cenotes are among the world?s most unique natural phenomenon. Used as a water source by the Incas and ... Read more
The Cenotes of the Yucatan
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A POTENTIAL trial allowing cyclists to go helmet-free in parks and dedicated bikeways has drawn a mixed response, with least one other Queensland mayor backing Brisbane City Council's "commonsense" attitude to state cycling laws.
Cycling and safety groups, and council opposition, however, are warning relaxing current helmet rules could have dire consequences, including more head injuries and possible deaths.
Brisbane City Council CEO Colin Jensen has indicated council would support a trial of optional helmets in areas like parks and dedicated bikeways where riders were not at risk from traffic, with the backing of the State Government.
In a submission to the Parliamentary Transport, Public Housing and Local Government Committee's Inquiry into Cycling Issues, he also wrote that the council continued to back mandatory helmets in areas of potential conflict between motorists and cyclists.
Lord Mayor Graham Quirk said while helmets should be compulsory where there was a risk of "interaction with motor vehicles", relaxing rules in less dangerous situations could encourage recreational cycling.
"I felt it was a common sense outcome - give a bit of flexibility for people," he said.
Despite opposition claims the proposal was designed to improve use of the controversial CityCycle scheme, Cr Quirk said there would likely be limited impact on the bike hire initiative as many of its bays and routes were located near roads.
General manager of Kangaroo Point's Riverlife, Josh Wicks, who offers bike hire among other leisure activities, said he could see some merit in the proposal and believed it would encourage CityCycle use.
He added regulating such a proposal could be tricky and he would have misgivings about allowing his customers to go helmet free.
"I could absolutely see that being worthwhile in terms of getting people to use CityCycle bikes because I think the main deterrent to using them is the mandatory helmet laws in Queensland," he said.
"It is tricky though because even on the footpaths in front of us it can get pretty intense (bike) traffic and fairly fast cyclists coming through."
Ipswich Mayor Paul Pisasale said he personally supported examining helmet rules in recreational, settings like parks.
"There has to be some common sense.
"I can understand when people are on roads and in traffic and places governed by the Queensland Government traffic laws but I think when people are just mucking around for recreational purposes there could be some flexibility," he said.
CEO of cycling safety group the Amy Gillett Foundation, Tracey Gaudry, said she would not support any relaxation of helmet laws.
Cycling Queensland CEO Geoff Rynne said relaxing helmet laws would result in more head injuries or potential deaths.
"You can undertake all the risk assessment but at the end of the day it will still happen and it will happen too regularly unfortunately."
BCC's submission is just one of more than 100 being considered by the parliamentary committee, canvassing cycling issues, including a potential mandatory one metre separation between riders and cars on roads, and the need to register bicycles.
Committee chairman Howard Hobbs would not rule out relaxing compulsory bicycle helmet laws, in line with submissions from the Brisbane City Council and various cycling groups.
"Our brief is to look at the whole lot. Anything's open at this stage," he said.
"I think there's a general acceptance of helmets. There was a dramatic reduction in the deaths of cyclists when helmets were made compulsory but that could've been for two reasons - one, helmets provided better protection for cyclists, and two, people got the whoops and decided not to ride a bicycle."
Transport Minister Scott Emerson said he was keen to get reactions from the committee, particularly out of a series of public meetings to be held over the next month.


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The Art Center has a full lineup of day camps for young artists who want to work in drawing, mixed media, bookmaking, sculpture and painting. These classes are taught by veteran artists who have taught in schools and camps for many years. Children and teen not only learn from an instructor but learn just by working with peers to generate new ideas.
Art has that benefit of play and problem-solving that is not inherent in many other learning situations. Art-making works both the left and right brain of the developing mind. Spring Break Art Camp starts on March 25 and runs through March 29 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fees start as low as $18 a day for members and $23 a day for nonmembers. All materials are provided at no cost to the students.
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Declassified: Radical America, Left & Right DVD
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- Language: English
- Studio: History Channel
- DVD Release Date: February 23, 2006
Explore the explosive history of American radicalism from the Revolution to the Black Panthers and beyond.
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- Go inside organizations like the Weather Underground and the Aryan brotherhood.
- Highly-placed sources and leading experts reveal long-suppressed stories.
They are the stories that have been suppressed or overlooked for years and even generations. They expose the dark side of heroes, the humanity of villains, and the behind-the-scenes deals and bargains struck on the eve of history's most important events. Filled with extraordinary footage and interviews with eyewitnesses and experts, DECLASSIFIED illuminates fresh facets of some of the most compelling personalities and moments of the past.
The United States was founded by radicals who deployed guerrilla tactics against the orderly British. Nothing's changed on the edges: America is still the home of radical movements, from the Black Panthers and the Weather Underground to the Militia movement and the Aryan Brotherhood. Every decade of American history has its bombings, terrorist attacks, kidnappings, and threats: sometimes from the left and sometimes from the right. This is the declassified story of the movements that make up Radical America.


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The Friends of the Round Rock Public Library will once again host Mystery Night the last two weekends in March. The play will be Old Habits by Chip Hadley and directed by Bill Craig.
This annual fundraiser for the library features food, fun and a three act play where the audience is encouraged to interact with the cast and play detective themselves!
Tickets are available at the Round Rock Public Library.
About the playOld Habits is an exciting mystery play written by Chip Hadley and directed by Bill Craig.
Thou shalt not kill. Whoever shot Mr. Cleveland forgot that little rule. Join Sister Mary John, full-time nun and part-time detective as she tries to solve this mystery with the help of some students, some real detectives and you. A murder occurs and Sister Mary John needs your help solving it.


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Women & Gender
Ensuring equity between women and men is the key to unleashing the full potential of communities to transform their lives. Mercy Corps addresses the unmet needs of women and girls in places where they have been marginalized and disempowered, while recognizing that it is vital to involve men and boys in the process of helping women and girls claim their equal place.
Throughout our programs, we consider the needs of both genders and build on the courage and resourcefulness of women to help them improve their families and communities.
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Indonesia: Annisah: An Acehnese Woman's Spirit December 14, 2007
"I will do anything to increase my family's income as long as it's legal," said Annisah, a 30-year-old woman who is part of Mercy Corps' Aceh Recovery Program. But her words sound more like purpose than desperation. Since the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, she's known plenty of the latter.
Somalia: The Ladies of Mercy Corps Somalia December 13, 2007
I assumed Somali women would be quiet and shy — a little tough to engage in an interview.
China: An Ancient Culture Confronts New Challenges September 21, 2007
Family life in China's Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture is often isolated. "Liangshan" itself means "cool mountain" in Mandarin Chinese. Indeed, family farms of the Yi ethnic group are scattered among the rolling mountains, often several hours' walking distance from the nearest town.
Finally Home June 7, 2007
Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina — Refija Halilovic sits on a small stool bathed in late morning sunlight, her son Maumer resting quietly against her knee. It is a scene of almost bucolic tranquility, but one whose quiet belies the trauma that led these two to a tiny apartment here.
Uganda: Christine: Someone to Count On February 12, 2007
Opeyelo, Uganda - If all had gone according to plan, Christine Adong would be sitting behind a desk right now, crunching numbers. Instead, she's standing in the midst of a few dozen displaced families, listening to their stories and offering whatever help she can.
A Stitch in Time November 30, 2006
Brus, Serbia - Many Serbs say that, the further south you travel in their country, the sadder the situation grows. But you wouldn't know that from meeting Nevenka Mihalovic.
Uganda: Cecilia: A Harvest of Hope November 9, 2006
Ogonyo Camp, Uganda - Cecilia Lamunu remembers life before the war. As she sits inside her tiny mud hut and lights a kerosene lamp against the coming darkness, you can see the past flickering in her eyes.
Tajikistan: Improving Health, Empowering Women November 1, 2006
In a remote region of Tajikistan, a Mercy Corps program is chipping away at the mountain of silence that prevents women from leading healthier lives.
Uganda: Acting Globally October 18, 2006
Children have always been close to Nicole Greenberg's heart. The 20-year-old has worked with children in one way or another most of her life: as a babysitter, then a camp counselor and now as a developmental psychology major at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon.
Afghanistan: Q&A: Afghanistan, Five Years After the Taliban Fell September 20, 2006


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Deep Sea Detectives: Time Bomb of the Deep DVD
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Join our divers as they explore the deteriorating tanker and learn the extreme challenges the oil-removal team faces.
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In the summer of 2002, a series of small oil spills spread alarm up and down the Northern California coastline. A 200-mile stretch of beaches was littered with the carcasses of oiled animals, and experts determined that the source of the oil was the S.S. Jacob Luckenbach, a Korean War era tanker that sank in 200 feet of water 17 miles southwest of The Golden Gate Bridge.
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Meet A. Scott Berg, author of the new biography WILSON, at a special reception held at the Residence of the Czech Ambassador.
One hundred years after his inauguration, Woodrow Wilson still stands as one of the most influential figures of the twentieth century, and one of the most enigmatic. And now, after more than a decade of research and writing, Pulitzer Prize-winning author A. Scott Berg has completed WILSON–a personal and penetrating biography about the 28th President, one of the great American figures of modern times.
After the presentation, Mr. Berg will be available for Q&A and to sign his book.
Admission includes one copy of WILSON (a $40 value) and light refreshments.
Kalorama House and Embassy Tour
On Sunday, September 15, 2013 noon-5:00 pm, The President Woodrow Wilson House will host the 28th Kalorama House and Embassy Tour. This annual open-house features several of Kalorama's most beautiful homes, including the elegant residence of the Ambassador of Austria, the recently redecorated residence of the Ambassador of Portugal, the bright and modern Embassy of Slovenia, and the President Woodrow Wilson House, now celebrating the centennial of Wilson's Presidency. Tickets include a self-guided map detailing the architecture and history of each stop.
Proceeds benefit The President Woodrow Wilson House, a National Trust Historic Site..
Tickets are $35 when purchased in advance ($40 at the door).
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The Honorable Thomas Pickering, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations
The Honorable Lynn Pascoe, former UN Under-Secretary General for Political Affairs
Come Celebrate the UN's 68th anniversary and UNA-NCA's 60th anniversary
As we focus on the League of Nation's founder, Woodrow Wilson.
Pulitzer price-winning author Scott Berg sheds new light on Wilson's world vision
that led to the eventual establishment of the United Nations.
Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Thomas Pickering comments
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Holidays Through History
Open House, 4 pm – 8 pm
Celebrate the season with this special tour through four of Washington's most beautiful historic homes, Anderson House, Dumbarton House, Tudor Place and the President Woodrow Wilson House.
Enjoy festive period decorations and music from the Federal period through the Roaring Twenties. Shuttle service provided between the sites. The Wilson House will feature a ten-foot tree adorned with electric lights in the solarium, light refreshments and the opportunity to create your own Christmas Ornament.
(If you would like to visit only Wilson House during the event, you can buy tickets at the door for $10/adult and $5/child)
The museum will be open in honor of President's Day – and President Wilson himself will be welcoming guests to his home! Meet the President and hear him discuss "the role and meaning of the President" on guided tours through the house he shared with his wife Mrs. Edith Wilson after his term as President.
The President will speak on "The Role and Meaning of the President."
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February 13, 2014
Speakeasy Bash! 7pm – 9pm
In 1919, President Wilson vetoed the Volstead Act, which outlawed all alcoholic beverages stronger than one-half of 1 percent. (His veto was overridden.) Join us as we open the doors to the former President's house for an old-fashioned speakeasy bash.
Live music by the "swingin' jazz quartet" Laissez Foure, dancing and dance demo by Jam Cellar, 1920s costume contest with prizes. Light refreshments and vintage cocktails – drinks sponsored in part by Blackwater Distilling and Sloop Betty Vodka!
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A'Lelia Bundles will discuss the experience of African-American soldiers during WWI at an evening presentation at the President Woodrow Wilson House.
Bundles, a long time journalist and author, is now chairman of the Foundation for the National Archives and a Columbia University trustee.
Light refreshments provided.
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World War I Prints and Drawings from the
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April 3, 2014
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2340 S Street, NW, Washington, DC 20008
Free event. Please RSVP online by following the Ticket Link.
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This year marks the 100th anniversary of President Wilson's proclamation of Mother's Day as a National Holiday. In celebration of the Centennial, the Willard InterContinental – where President Wilson himself visited and introduced the idea of the League of Nations to the American public – has partnered with The President Woodrow Wilson House in Washington, D.C. to create a memorable Mother's Day experience.
The Mother's Day Centennial Luncheon – The President Woodrow Wilson House with support of the Willard InterContinental, offers a luncheon with dessert buffet for $100 per person, $40 for children 12 and under (children under 5 free) to benefit the President's historic residence in Washington, D.C. Celebrate the mothers in your life, as well as the centennial of this national holiday, amidst the lavish décor of the Crystal Room. Live music, vintage fashions and an indoor-floral stand will create a one of a kind experience to enjoy with friends and family.
Reservations can be made until midnight, Saturday May 10.
Don't miss the "Flashback Lobby" inside the Willard Intercontinental during Mother's Day weekend. Guests will enjoy a 1914 ambiance in the hotel's grand lobby, with President Wilson himself, courtesy of Madame Tussauds Washington DC; a vintage floral stand designed by Greenworks offering corsages and bouquets for sale; costumed people courtesy of Amalgamated Clothing in Alexandria, Virginia, and musicians offering songs reminiscent of the era. Wine provided by Big Cork Vineyards in Maryland's Pleasant Valley.
In 1914 President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed the second Sunday in May a nationwide observance of Mother's Day "as a public expression of our love and reverence for the mothers of our country." To read the full 1914 Proclamation, click here.
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in welcoming Spring to Washington!
This annual benefit to support the historic preservation of President Wilson's historic D.C. residence will feature live music, Spring Hats and specialty cocktails in the President's 2-tiered back garden.
Prizes will be awarded to Spring Hats in the following categories:
Best Ladies', Best Gentlemen's, Best Use of Fresh Flowers, Most Creative.
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The rare-earth refinery in Malaysia run by Australia's Lynas Corp. has come under fire by Malaysian demonstrators. The protests are part of a wider effort in Asia to urge more environmental regulation amid rapid growth. WSJ's James Hookway reports.
KUANTAN, Malaysia—In the Internet era, even a 64-year-old retired math teacher can become a threat to a large company.
That, at least, is the experience of Lynas Corp. For over a year, the Australian rare-earths mining company has come under fire from Tan Bun Teet and his band of tech-savvy campaigners on Malaysia's South China Sea coast.
The group, called Save Malaysia Stop Lynas, has disrupted Lynas's plans to open a refinery with a nimble, Internet-based campaign, drawing nationwide support through regularly updated blogs, Twitter feeds and a Facebook page. In a recent interview, Chief Executive Officer Nick Curtis said Lynas underestimated the extent to which the protesters had enlisted the organizing power of the Web, forcing the company to delay the opening of the plant until this past November, a full year behind schedule, and to raise money it didn't initially plan for.
Sydney-based Lynas, which is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange with a market value of 1.2 billion Australian dollars ($1.24 billion) appeared to be onto a winner when it broke ground for a new plant in Kuantan nearly five years ago. Global demand for materials such as lanthanum and neodymium was surging as the world's appetite for hybrid cars, wind turbines and ever-faster phones with better screens increased.
Protesters from the Save Malaysia Stop Lynas group demonstrated outside a hotel in Sydney, Australia, in November. Bloomberg News
The prospect of weakening China's chokehold on 95% of the world trade in these critical elements helped convince Malaysia's government that the project would be a success. It offered the firm a 12-year tax holiday to set up shop in Pahang, the home state of Prime Minister Najib Razak.
Instead, construction of the $800 million Lynas refinery kicked off a debate with local residents about how to handle the low-grade radioactive waste that comes from processing rare-earth elements. The company and the Malaysian government say the plant is safe.
The clash is also now spilling over into national politics, as opposition firebrand Anwar Ibrahim incorporates the cause in his bid to topple the coalition that has governed this predominantly Muslim nation since independence from Britain in 1957. Elections are expected to be called this spring.
"If we can't challenge the government in the courts, then perhaps the election will change the game," says Mr. Tan, a wiry, methodical 64-year-old.
Rare earths are a group of 17 elements valued for their magnetic and conductive properties. While harmless by themselves, they are frequently found mixed with potentially dangerous radioactive ores such as thorium. Separating and refining them can be complex and messy.
Tan Bun Teet, center, at the Palace of Justice in December. James Hookway/The Wall Street Journal
That has raised alarm among Malaysians who fear the government hasn't done enough to ensure the safety of the Lynas plant. "We can't trust them to do what's right," said Yu Siew Hong, a young mother who lives near the new facility.
Last month, Lynas secured a victory when the High Court in Kuantan dismissed protesters' allegations that Malaysian authorities improperly awarded the firm an operating license. The company's stock is also regaining interest among investors: J.P. Morgan Chase JPM +0.11% JPMorgan Chase & Co. U.S.: NYSE $62.55 +0.07 +0.11% Dec. 26, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5.94M AFTER HOURS $62.55 0.00 % Dec. 26, 2014 5:07 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 147,183 P/E Ratio 11.50 Market Cap $233.56 Billion Dividend Yield 2.56% Rev. per Employee $400,580 12/25/14 Singapore Exchange Forging Gro... 12/25/14 U.S. Puts New Focus on Fortify... 12/24/14 J.P. Morgan is Top Adviser for... More quote details and news » & Co. upgraded its recommendation on the shares to "buy" from "hold" in recent weeks.
The company's stock has continued to drift south, underscoring the difficulties still facing Lynas's plans to become a breakthrough player in the global rare-earths market. Lynas's shares fell 2.4%, to 61 Australian cents, on Monday.
Among other things, the company still faces another judicial review sought by Mr. Tan's group.
The upshot: Lynas's outlook "is still very uncertain," said Deutsche Bank DBK.XE +1.16% Deutsche Bank AG Germany: Xetra €25.35 +0.29 +1.16% Dec. 23, 2014 5:35 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4.15M P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap €34.96 Billion Dividend Yield 2.96% Rev. per Employee €412,879 12/22/14 Natural Gas Slides to Near a T... 12/22/14 Goldman Sachs Sells Aluminum B... 12/22/14 Deutsche Bank Unit to Pay $3 M... More quote details and news » analyst Chris Terry.
Mr. Tan, who serves as Save Malaysia Stop Lynas's spokesman, isn't your common variety of eco-warrior. He and the other protesters hadn't taken much of an interest in environmental issues until Lynas began building its plant at the Gebeng industrial estate near Kuantan. Unlike groups such as Greenpeace or Friends of the Earth, the group didn't have experience in organizing protest campaigns.
Their emergence is part of a trend of smaller and smaller groups targeting corporations and markets, rather than governments, to achieve their goals, sometimes with spectacular effects.
In an extreme recent example, Australian activist Jonathan Moylan organized a hoax in early January in which he and his cohorts temporarily wiped $315 million off the market value of Whitehaven Coal. WHC.AU -0.34% Whitehaven Coal Ltd. Australia: Sydney $1.49 -0.01 -0.34% Dec. 24, 2014 2:10 pm Volume (Delayed 20m) : 1.68M P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $1.52 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee N/A 12/02/14 Australian Rugby Player Charge... 10/13/14 Resource Shares Are Burning Is... 10/10/14 China's Coal Tariff Prolongs t... More quote details and news » Mr. Moylan issued a statement, purportedly from the company's bank, saying it had withdrawn funding over concerns about environmental damage. The shares later recovered and Australian market regulators are now investigating the matter. Mr. Moylan couldn't be reached for comment, but local media have quoted him as saying he issued the statement.
Mr. Tan and his friends, for their part, filed a series of actions specifically aimed at damaging Lynas's ability to secure additional funding and force it to give up.
"Refining rare earths is a dirty business and we want people to know what it involves. We might not win in the courts, but whatever action we take, it bleeds Lynas a little bit more and makes it more difficult for them to raise money," says Mr. Tan. The group's flurry of writs delayed Lynas obtaining a temporary operating license until this past November, a full year behind schedule, driving a decline in the company's share price from A$1.59 in February 2012 to the 61 Australian cents now, and forcing Lynas to raise more money to keep going.
"We've raised 175 million [Australian] dollars more than we wanted. It's cost our shareholders," Mr. Curtis, Lynas's chief executive, said. "It's not acceptable, but it is what it is."
The government is taking notice of the protesters' pull, too. In December, four cabinet ministers warned in a joint statement that Lynas must export all waste material from its plant or see its operations suspended.
Lynas says it intends to process the radioactive waste into other materials, such as road surfacing, diluting it. The company plans to export the material to comply with Malaysia's requirements.
Analysts say the obstacles Lynas has faced in Malaysia prevented it from enjoying a boom in rare-earths prices. The plant is finally operating, but prices for some rare-earth elements are now 80% off their peaks.
Lynas's Mr. Curtis concedes the opportunities lost but views the market as now being on a more sustainable growth path.
"Hopefully, when the election is out of the way, we'll be able to get down to business," he said.
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I. Emblem of Heroism Pick Order
- Chained Military Gorget (25)
- Chestguard of the Lost Protector [+] (80)
- Gloves of the Lost Protector [+] (60)
- Waistguard of Living Iron (40)
- Valor Medal of the First War (40)
Thought Process behind the list
The Badge err... Emblem of Heroism Pick Order - Warriors - TankingTips.com
- Chained Military Gorget > Titanium Earthguard Chain - if you do already have the JC neck, then the Gorget moves to 4th on the list and should be taken before the Trinket
- Waistguard of Living Iron > Ancient Aligned Girdle
- Crygil's Discarded Plate Panel (35) doesn't make the list b/c Titansteel Shield Wall and Royal Crest of Lordaeron are very similar with the former being quicker to acquire and aiding more in reaching 540 Defense and the latter having very similar stats while being superior for maintaining 540 Defense
How do I acquire Emblem of Heroism?
II. Emblem of Valor Pick Order
- Every 5-man boss on Heroic Difficulty will drop 1 Emblem
- Heroic Daily Quests like Proof of Demise: Anub'arak give you 2 Emblems for looting a quest item off the final Boss of the specified 5-man Heroic
- 10-man Sartharion's Satchel of Spoils contains 5 Emblems for 1 raid member
- 10-man Sartharion & each of his Drakes drop an Emblem for a total of 4 Emblems from his zone
- 10-man Archavon the Stone Watcher (the PvP raid boss) drops 2 Emblems
- All boss in 10-man Naxxramas drop 1 Emblem with the exception of the final boss, Kel'Thuzad who drops 2 Emblems
- 10-man Malygos' chest contains 2 Emblems
- Signet of the Impregnable Fortress (25)
- Platinum Mesh Cloak (25)
- Kyzoc's Ground Stompers (40)
- Bracers of Dalaran's Parapets (60)
- Legplates of the Lost Protector [+] (75)
- Mantle of the Lost Protector [+] (60)
Thought Process behind the list
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- The Ring and Cloak are the only "Best in slot" pieces on the list
- The Cloak ranks lower than the Ring since Sartharion10's cloak is very easy to get
- The boots and bracers aren't best in slot, but are obvious worth picking up if you haven't been fortunate enough to pick up Sabatons of Endurance or Bracers of the Unholy Knight
- You'll probably never buy either of the T7 pieces
Are Bracers of Dalaran's Parapets really BOE?
Yes. If you don't want to buy DPS upgrades with your extra Emblems (even though you should) then you can continue to buy these in order to sell them for ridiculous amounts of gold.
How do I acquire Emblem of Valor?
- 25-man Sartharion's Large Satchel of Spoils contains 5 Emblems for 1 raid member
- 25-man Sartharion & each of his Drakes drop an Emblem for a total of 4 Emblems from his zone
- 25-man Archavon the Stone Watcher (the PvP raid boss) drops 2 Emblems
- All boss in 25-man Naxxramas drop 1 Emblem with the exception of the final boss, Kel'Thuzad who drops 2 Emblems
- 25-man Malygos' chest contains 2 Emblems
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Vene - on the chest vs neck note. I have the Skadi neck from utgarde and the reanimated armor from the un-taxidermy boss. Delay on neck to get T7 chest, or go for neck anyhow?
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As far as this order goes, I'm curious if you'd recommend the same order for me to follow as far as upgrades..
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I understand the obvious easy upgrades, revered with wyrmcrest for chest, various enchants I could do, but my question is actually: Would I be better off replacing my belt first instead of my necklace, since it actually has me close to defense cap. I just hit 80 day before yesterday, but I'm starting to realize that capping D at 80 is a LOT more difficult than it was at 70.
edit: I have my HoL trinket for defense already, just not showing..
Great guide, as always. I used your Badge guide for BC, recommended to a ton of people, found it to be extremely useful.
The badge offerings are kind of limited right now, and I'm thinking of saving up badges (probably not even worth it right now) for the next big content patch that will release more badge gear.
I was lucky as far as drops go from heroics, as I got all the major epic drops from all heroics, which meant that getting certain badge pieces wasn't even close to a priority anymore. Infact, right now, I'm just waiting to get into 25mans (guild is doing 2 10man groups right now, its part of a whole "weeding out the bad players" bit right now) to get major upgrades. Anyway, kind of lost my point but...I'm not sold on the Valor Fist. I'm currently using commendation and The Essence of Gossamer for the stamina (probably have better options for commendation but I still love it). I would hate to use badges on it, and then replace it in a week or two. Would you still suggest getting it for a tank that's going to be raiding 25mans in a week or two?
As to the Valor Fist, I think it is a solid option especially over the Commendation. There really is a lack of trinkets at this time and unless you're very lucky, I wouldn't expect to be flooded with superior options immediately upon knocking down Naxx 25's gate.
M'kay, thanks for the reply. Guess I'll start saving badges again, recently blew all of them on fury gear.
I don't think this is true. The titanium earthguard chain has armor and a socket so it is quite a bit better for effective health. Going for T7 is a better investment if you have the gold to buy a necklace.Chained Military Gorget > Titanium Earthguard Chain - if you do already have the JC neck, then the Gorget moves to 4th on the list and should be taken before the Trinket
I'm starting to accumulate Emblems of Valor so I am eagerly waiting for your take on that gear. I'm guessing the pick will be very dependent on what drops a tank has already received while earning those Emblems of Valor.
Ya, it was directed towards Celandro who said if you can afford it, it's better to go for T7... which is exactly what the list says. There'll be Rare quality gems added in the next patch purchasable for 10 Emblems of Heroism.
Also, I've updated the guide with an Emblem of Valor Pick Order.
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According to the new poll, 67 percent of New Yorkers have a favorable view of the governor. That's down from 71 percent from last month.
Cuomo signed the SAFE Act in January, giving New York tough gun control laws. The Siena Poll also finds that most New Yorkers, 65 percent, support the new law. 56 percent of people polled say the law was necessary in order to keep New Yorkers safe, but 42 percent say the passing of the law was rushed.
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In NH, the flu season typically peaks in February or March, so it is wise to get a flu shot between October to the end of December for maximum protection against the flu.
Naturopathic Doctor Brian Paterson of LRGHealthcare's Holistic Health Center is offering free classes through the Laconia Adult Education Program this fall.
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Certified car seat technician Carolyn Muller teaches parents and caregivers about the right size car seat, and how to install them properly.
A collaborative effort between departments at LRGHealthcare has resulted in multiple recognitions in patient safety and infection control in the past six months.
The LRGHealthcare Board of Trustees (Board) announced today that Charles (Chuck) Van Sluyter, MHA, FACHE has been named interim President and Chief Executive Officer of LRGHealthcare.
CEO praised for decades of dedicated leadership and service to the Lakes Region community.
Fundraising run/walk to be held on Saturday, September 6 at 9:00 am on the beautiful WOW Trail.
Franklin Regional Hospital (FRH) is pleased to receive the 2014 Healthgrades Patient Safety Excellence Award. FRH is one of only two hospitals in the state of New Hampshire to receive this recognition.
The LRGH Auxiliary recently awarded four scholarships totaling $7,500 to students pursuing a career in healthcare services.
For the third year in a row Winner's Circle Auto Sales, Inc. in Tilton has signed on as a $1,000 Gold Sponsor of the Brenda's Ride with Friends fundraising event.
For the sixth year, Bank of New Hampshire has signed on as the $10,000 Title Sponsor of the LRGHealthacre Golf Classic.
Effective immediately, the Department of Transportation (DOT) requires commercial truck drivers receive their Medical Certification Card from DOT certified physicians.
The Granite United Way has recognized LRGHealthcare with gratitude to leadership and employees for investments of more than $100,000 to the 2013 Granite United Way campaign.
LRGHealthcare announces that Lakes Region General Hospital (LRGH) and Franklin Regional Hospital (FRH) have received designation as NICHE hospitals. The NICHE (Nurses Improving Care for Healthsystem Elders) designation indicates a hospital's commitment to elder care excellence.
Health Insurance Enrollment is still available to those experiencing a life changing event.
LRGHealthcare is pleased to nominate Melissa MacCombie, RN for the 2014 Clint Jones NH Nursing Award.
The NCQA (National Committee for Quality Assurance) has recognized 17 providers from LRGHealthcare for providing exceptional care to their patients with diabetes.
LRGHealthcare is proud to once again offer local teens the very popular Caring Student Intern (CSI) Program.
LRGHealthcare held its annual meeting on Wednesday, April 2 with 150 people in attendance.
Laconia Clinic, a clinical department of Lakes Region General Hospital announces the launch of a new consumer website for current and prospective patients.
Applications are now being accepted for the Eighth Annual Jen Cotton Grad Memorial Scholarship.
LRGHealthcare is actively seeking Reiki practitioners for our new Volunteer Reiki program.
On Saturday, March 15 from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm, certified application assisters will be at Lakes Region General Hospital to assist the public in signing up or expanding their insurance coverage with NH insurance options.
Presented by MB Tractor & Equipment, LRGHealthcare's Red Dress Gala at Church Landing in Meredith was a sell-out success. Event organizers were thrilled to welcome more than 320 guests, and are proud to announce that the gala raised an impressive $62,654.
NH Health Insurance options enrollment fair offered on Saturday, February 22 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at Franklin Regional Hospital.
Health Insurance Marketplace Enrollment Fair on Saturday, January 25 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at Lakes Region General Hospital.
LRGHealthcare is proud to introduce the Hospital Sitter Volunteer program.


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Subscribe to Sport Schedules
An Internet Calendar Subscription is a calendar that you download and view in either iCal or Outlook. However, unlike a schedule download for calender applications, Internet Calendar Subscriptions are updated automatically.
For Outlook:
The Internet Calendar opens in side-by-side view in the Outlook Calendar and is added to the Navigation Pane in Calendar view under Other Calendars. Please note that send/receive errors will be present in Outlook. While Outlook is able to recognize the start and stop time of events for all functional purposes, all times are interpreted as "floating" start times, causing error (0x00040023).
For iCal:
Online Calendar Applications
You can subscribe to sport calendars using internet calendar applications by such providers as Google, and Yahoo. To add a subscription to your calendar, copy/paste your desired sport link below into your internet calendar application of choice when adding a subscription via URL. Please note that game start times are not displayed correctly within Google Calendar, as they are displayed in GMT time.
For more detailed instructions for Google and Yahoo calendar applications, click below:
Download Sport Schedules
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