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Mayor Michael Bloomberg delivered his final State of the City address today he said 2013 will be his administration's "busiest and most important year yet", and will include efforts to increase jobs and reduce the Big Apple's carbon footprint.
Speaking to a large crowd at Brooklyn's Barclays Center, Mayor Bloomberg touted a number of initiatives from building on the city's growing technology presence to ensuring further capital investment in public housing.
The mayor also touched on several hot button issues, including the ongoing school bus strike, where he urged drivers to return to work.
"If you notice, we haven't had a lot of political support in taking this issue on. But that's exactly why we're doing it: because it's the right thing to do. And if we don't do it now it may never get done," Bloomberg said.
The mayor also called for tougher stances on gun violence and reiterated his support for the NYPD's use of stop-and-frisks as a way to get illegal guns off the street.
"I understand that innocent people don't like to be stopped," he said. "But innocent people don't like to be shot and killed, either."
He announced a change in the city's policy on marijuana arrests.
He said that starting next month, people arrested for possession of small amounts of marijuana won't have to spend the night in jail. Instead, he will allow them to be released from police precincts if they have identification and clear a warrant check. They would still have to appear in court.
He also said this year's "top priority" in Albany will be to pass the DREAM Act.
As recovery efforts for victims of Hurricane Sandy continue, Bloomberg said the city will build back stronger, adding, "We will build back safer. We will build back more sustainably. But we'll build back here."
Bloomberg also pledged to open all of the city's beaches on Memorial Day weekend.
On education, the mayor reiterated his support for charter schools - an often controversial issue in the city - announcing plans for new schools this year and next.
"This September, we'll open 26 charters, and we'll work to approve more in 2014. Some of them will be located in public school buildings even though there are special interests that want to prevent that from happening," the mayor added.
An estimated 20,000 tons of Styrofoam, which never biodegrades, is thrown out in New York City each year.
If the legislation goes through, New York would join several West Coast cities that already have similar bans in place.
Bloomberg also wants to make it easier to recycle.
He plans to add 1,000 new recycling containers throughout the city.
New Yorkers will be able to recycle more types of plastic, like yogurt cups and takeout containers, when a new recycling plant opens in Sunset Park this spring.
That will help the city move closer to reaching its goal of doubling the recycling rate by 2017.
Bloomberg also proposed wiring one-fifth of all new city parking spaces for electric cars, creating 10,000 spots over the next seven years.
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Kurzfassung auf EnglischIn this paper we compare the behaviour of adverbs of frequency (de Swart 1993) like usually with the behaviour of adverbs of quantity like for the most part in sentences that contain plural definites. We show that sentences containing the former type of Q-adverb evidence that Quantificational Variability Effects (Berman 1991) come about as an indirect effect of quantification over situations: in order for quantificational variability readings to arise, these sentences have to obey two newly observed constraints that clearly set them apart from sentences containing corresponding quantificational DPs, and that can
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Built on the success of the Sobi2 Directory Component, SobiPro is the next generation of content construction for Joomla! Built from the ground up, SobiPro has many new features that make it more flexible, more powerful and the perfect choice for many Joomla! powered website projects.
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SobiPro was originally designed to be used as a directory component. Now with custom fields, advanced search, and all new features like ACL, multiple content sections and the extended SobiPro template system, the possibilities are endless!
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Thanks falko for your post,but i still got the same error.
I redid the whole procedure and reinstalled everything and it looks ok right now.
But i still have some question about the local users and the users inside MYSQL.
1.) Do i need to create for each local user an entry inside MYSQL so that they receive mails as well ?
2.) would it be possible to get the BIND9 configuration for your TUTORIAL, because i guess that the mail.example.com will be defined in BIND, so an example config would be nice.Is it maybe required to configure BIND for mail for this scenario ?
3.) How can i add an other domain, like i've got
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mydestination = domain2.dyndns.org, localhost.domain2.dyndns.org, SERVERNAME.domain1.dyndns.org, localhost.domain1.dyndns.org, localhost, localhost.localdomain'
and into domains tbl. The users tbl contain
The transport table is empty,but i get the following error if i sent an email to
a) warning: do not list domain domain1.dyndns.org in BOTH mydestination and virtual_mailbox_domains
b) status=bounced (unknown user: "sales")
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it is successful.
If i add into transport tbl --> domain: domain2.dyndns.org transport: smtp:SERVERNAME.domain1.dyndns.org i get this error:
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soft blue shoes around
silent oaks and willows
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There are no leaves
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The Grand Canyon Riverhouse is conveniently located just outside of downtown Flagstaff in a rural neighborhood within a 7 minute drive to the downtown. There is a trail from the neighborhood that connects all neighbors to the Arizona Trail Wilderness where deep canyons, and wildlife thrive. Many times a year Elk roam through the neighborhood. The Cross Country skiing out the back of the neighborhood and on the AZ Trail is incredible. Consequently the Mountain Biking is world class:)
Also within minutes is Lake Mary among other lakes where one can fish, view wildlife like Elk, Bald Eagles, Osprey and Blue Herons. A few of the other lakes nearby are Ashurst, Mormon Lake, Kinnikinnic, and Blue Ridge Reservoir. We rent out canoes, sit on top kayaks, and stand up paddle boards if you would like to spend a day on one of the mountain lakes.
The AZ Trail also links to the downtown area:), for great dining and entertainment. We highly suggest visiting the Musuem of Northern AZ, AZ Snowbowl Skiing, Walnut Canyon, Sunset Crater, Wupatki National Monument, Sedona, and of course the Grand Canyon!
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Jackson Browne and Loretta Lynn will be among the artists honored with Lifetime Achievement Awards at the 13th annual Americana Music Association Honors & Awards ceremony at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium on September 17.
"Each year the Americana Music Association honors distinguished members of the music community. Six member-voted awards and several Lifetime Achievement Awards are handed out while over 2000 artists, music-loving fans and entertainment industry executives look on," say the organizers in a statement.
Browne gets the Spirit of Americana Award for Free Speech in Music because of his long career of using music as an activist platform.
Lynn meanwhile gets the Lifetime Achievement Award for Songwriting for her string of classic country hits, including "Coal Miner's Daughter," "Fist City" and "Don't Come Home A Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind)."
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Age: 27
Occupation: Sales consultant
Hometown: Green Bay, Wisconsin
Resides in: Green Bay, Wisconsin
What he considers his three best attributes: Honesty, ambition, and persistence.
His favorite book: It's Not About the Bike: My Journey Back to Life by Lance Armstrong
What is the most outrageous thing he's ever done: Flew to Las Vegas for a weekend getaway with someone he he met for the first time a week prior.
Greatest achievement to date: Achieving All-American Status in the 1500M run, collegiately.
Tattoo Count: 1
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Representing experts across various fields, University of Houston sources have expertise in an array of topics related to storms – before, during and after.
UH Blaffer Art Museum Ready to Reopen Oct. 12
After undergoing renovations and an expansion, Blaffer Art Museum at the University of Houston is preparing to reopen its doors.
On Oct. 12, the museum welcomes patrons back with a reception for an exhibition celebrating the career of American sculptor Tony Feher.
The opening night reception kicks off at 6 p.m., and the exhibition runs through March 31. A fully illustrated monograph showcasing Feher's work will be available for purchase at the museum. The book will include essays from Blaffer director and exhibition curator Claudia Schmuckli and Russell Ferguson, chair of the University of California, Los Angeles' department of art.
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Mutations in PINK1 cause autosomal recessive Parkinson's disease. PINK1 is a mitochondrial kinase of unknown function. We investigated calcium homeostasis and mitochondrial function in PINK1-deficient mammalian neurons. We demonstrate physiologically that PINK1 regulates calcium efflux from the mitochondria via the mitochondrial Na+/Ca2+ exchanger. PINK1 deficiency causes mitochondrial accumulation of calcium, resulting in mitochondrial calcium overload. We show that calcium overload stimulates reactive oxygen species (ROS) production via NADPH oxidase. ROS production inhibits the glucose transporter, reducing substrate delivery and causing impaired respiration. We demonstrate that impaired respiration may be restored by provision of mitochondrial complex I and II substrates. Taken together, reduced mitochondrial calcium capacity and increased ROS lower the threshold of opening of the mitochondrial permeability transition pore (mPTP) such that physiological calcium stimuli become sufficient to induce mPTP opening in PINK1-deficient cells. Our findings propose a mechanism by which PINK1 dysfunction renders neurons vulnerable to cell death.
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Permanent Mission of the Republic of the Philippines to the United Nations
Philippine Statement
It gives me great pleasure to congratulate you, Your Excellency, as you ably and wisely guide us in our 59th Session. Allow me also to take this opportunity to express my delegation's appreciation to His Excellency Mr. Julian R. Hunte of St. Lucia, for his successful stewardship of our 58th Session.
A Changed World
Mr. President, the world has changed many times over, since our hopes and aspirations were enshrined in our Charter, almost sixty years ago.
What has not changed and remains unaltered is our collective desire to build a safe, tolerant and secure world, anchored on justice and social progress.
What has not changed is the very spirit and driving force that brought us together.
"We the peoples of the United Nations…"
These opening words of the Charter remind us that the United Nations is a creation of the peoples of the world. These words compel us to recall that our Organization has been entrusted by our peoples with the sacred task of making real their aspirations.
These are words that tell us that we are assembled today not only as delegates of our governments, but also as representatives of our own peoples.
With these words, the Charter freed the world from the notion that only states mattered. With these words, the people were placed at the heart of our United Nations.
Today, old threats linger while new ones rise with unjustified rage and irrational fury.
Today, the technologies and discoveries that make the
world smaller and that should bring us together, are being used to tear
us apart.
Today, newer forms of political, economic and social divisions
directly threaten our people and the values and dreams they hold dear.
These threats hold the potential of overwhelming the gains of our organization
and of dividing our peoples.
All these give rise to a clamor for decisive reform in the United Nations.
We should start with the basic : reforms in the structures and relationships that define powers and responsibilities. For our Organization, this means pursuing earnest reforms in the Security Council, in the General Assembly, its subsidiary organs and the Secretariat.
But, addressing that which is the most basic is also the most difficult.
Any planned reform of the United Nations should be backed by the consensus of all 191 member states. Any reform in the Security Council should give due consideration to the views of the five Permanent Members.
Any reform should also recognize that a country like Japan deserves to be considered for a seat as a permanent member.
We must put all our creative energies to work and spare no effort or ignore any avenue or opportunity in bringing greater peace and progress to the people.
Religion and religious leaders have a role to play in fostering tolerance and better understanding among peoples. They bring unique perspectives to the promotion of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Inter-faith dialogues between the peoples of different civilizations should also be encouraged. Deep and historic divisions can be healed through a dialogue between the peoples of different faiths and civilizations.
The Philippines will work with like-minded delegations and will support efforts to broaden the dialogue among faiths and civilizations.
Our peoples' differences, be they of belief or culture, should be removed as the basis for misunderstanding or conflict.
But most of all, reform must begin by placing, first and foremost, the welfare and interests of the peoples of the world.
A World Full of Challenges
In the fifteen minutes it takes to deliver our remarks,
60 people will have died of tuberculosis. By the time the curtains fall
on a Broadway show, 250 persons, mostly women and children, will have
been trafficked into forced servitude or prostitution.
HIV/AIDS kills three million people a year; millions of refugees crowd camps. One-fifth of the world's population still live in abject poverty, barely subsisting on less than the price of the newspaper sold around the corner.
Terrorism, the spread of weapons of mass destruction and the massive proliferation of small arms, directly threaten the people, their livelihood and are assaults on their dignity.
Critical flashpoints, most of which are in my part of the world, - the Korean Peninsula, the Taiwan Straits, the South China Sea, South Asia, the Middle East - hold the potential for armed conflict that would certainly place people and their futures at grave risk.
Renewed Faith in Our United Nations
People antedated the evolution of statehood. Statehood evolved to cater to their needs - to protect their lives, to generate livelihood and to allow them to cherish their fundamental faith in their human dignity.
In placing people at the center of the United Nations, let me highlight the need to protect their lives, the importance of ensuring their livelihood as well as promoting their dignity.
Protecting Lives
We must allow our peoples to live free from fear, to live in a safe and secure world. Terrorism not only poses a serious threat to the lives of our people, but also to the values and ideals that define their society. Terrorism reduces people to mere pawns in a ruthless game of competing beliefs and ideologies.
The rubble in Jakarta has been cleared. Flowers cover the little graves in Beslan. But the enemy of all peoples still hide in the shadows, conspiring and plotting, with evil in their hearts and the blood of innocents on their hands.
The Philippines condemns all forms of terrorism. No cause or dogma can ever justify its use.
Long before September 11, the Philippines and its people had suffered from this scourge. We have seen the face of terror and felt its deadly touch. We were among the first in our region to join the international war against terror.
The Philippines believes that conflicts should be addressed before terrorism can begin to define or exploit the conflict. This can be done by working together with other nations.
President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo believes a new kind of peace has to be developed for a new kind of war waged by terrorists. She proposes a new global alliance to alleviate poverty and remove it as a breeding ground for resentment and conflict.
With the help of the Organization of the Islamic Conference, violent secessionism has given way to peaceful autonomy in Southern Philippines. The potential for terrorists to breed has been drastically reduced.
In partnership with Malaysia, we are closer to a negotiated peace with remaining secessionists, who themselves have renounced terror.
With Norway as a facilitator, prospects remain for peace talks with one of the world's few remaining communist rebels groups.
Providing Livelihood to the People
Another important dimension of human security is economic. At the national level, economic security primarily means providing livelihood for the people. In the Philippines, President Arroyo has enshrined this goal in her 10-point program of action for 2004-2010.
The program calls for the creation of six million jobs in six years by giving more opportunities to entrepreneurs, tripling the amount of loans to small and medium enterprises, and the development of one to two million hectares of land for agricultural business, among other strategies.
The international community should also accord, if we are to sustain economic security, job generation as a priority goal in international economic cooperation.
The General Assembly should look more closely at innovative tools that will help spur economic growth, particularly in developing countries. Greater attention should be focused on how micro-credit or micro-finance, an area where the Philippines registered significant strides, could serve as an instrument to alleviating the conditions of the poorest of the poor.
Creative ways to solve the lingering debt issue and the spiraling cost of energy, especially of oil, of the developing world should also be addressed. We need to ease the burden of debt servicing and channel those meager resources to where they are needed most.
Each day, developing countries pay the rich nations $717 million in debt service. Every baby born in the developing world already owes $482 at birth. Sub-Saharan Africa pays $10 billion every year in debt service - four times as much money as the countries in the region spend on health care and education.
Moreover, wise mobilization of domestic resources, like remittances for development, should also be carefully studied. Remittances by migrants, much greater than the total amount of overseas development assistance, alleviate poverty of the family members remaining in the country of origin.
As a matter of priority policy, the Philippines maintains links with its nationals abroad – giving them the right to property, to vote in national elections, the privilege of dual citizenship, and a reintegration program for returning overseas Filipino workers.
Economic security prospers when the playing field is level for both developed and developing countries. Leveling the economic playing field ensures that the fruits of globalization will benefit the people in terms of better opportunities, more jobs and improved livelihood.
International trade, investment and development are crucial tools toward raising the people's standard of living. But the people of poor countries face persistent barriers against their products from the developing world.
These barriers exist despite the strictures of the international trading system emphasizing the need for an open, rule-based multilateral trading system.
Another stark reality arising from this uneven playing field is the economic cost to the developing world in terms of job generation and the amount of food available to the people.
Economic crisis in developing countries bring immediate threats to human security. When people do not know when their next meal will come from or when their crops fail, human security is compromised.
In an interlinked global economy, crises spread rapidly. Prevention and mitigation of such crises in developing countries also enhance human security in developed countries.
A World Bank study in 2002 shows for instance, that the full elimination of agricultural subsidies in rich countries would increase rural income in low and medium-income countries by about US$60 billion a year. This is equivalent to six percent more than total worldwide aid.
Needless to say, international trade policy deserves to be fair not only to farmers of the developed world, but also to their counterparts in the developing countries. Substantial reduction of agricultural subsidies for farmers in rich countries, as a start, would go a long way in helping their fellow agricultural workers across their borders.
There is also a need for developed countries to implement their commitments to allocate 0.7 percent of their GNP for Official Development Assistance. As of last year, only five developed countries have met this commitment. Again, ODA, whether dispensed bilaterally or multilaterally, either through governments or non-governmental institutions, is an instrument to help people help themselves – a social responsibility more pronounced now in an era of increasing globalization.
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The inexorable pace of globalization fuels new phenomena and drives new challenges to human security. The fluidity of capital, technology, culture, and even people, should be acknowledged as inherent in globalization. They should be harnessed for the good of the people.
Democracy and freedom, central elements to ensuring the rights and dignity of the people, should be encouraged and promoted, particularly in countries in transition or recovering from conflict. It is in this spirit that the Philippines supports the call for the establishment of a Democracy Fund.
The Philippines is prepared to provide technical support and training in the areas of governance, administration of justice, electoral processes and similar subjects with third-party support. We will share our knowledge borne out of our own experience as Asia's first democracy, having had to struggle to regain and preserve that very same democracy.
The world should continue to support the people of Iraq in their valiant efforts to create a democratic, free, pluralistic and secure nation. The Philippines stands ready to assist in implementing Security Council resolution 1546 on Iraq, which was unanimously adopted during our Presidency of the Council last June.
The United Nations in Iraq (UNOMI) has a big role to play in the political process leading to the scheduled elections in January next year and deserve the full support of the international community in its efforts to build a stable and peaceful future Iraq.
Conflict has devastating effects on the safety and security of people. Deliberate victimization of innocent civilians is increasingly being used as a weapon of war and as a tool of terrorists.
In migration, the movement of about 180 million migrants and refugees from their countries exposes them to such risks as racism and xenophobia, abuse and inequitable treatment in their host countries.
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March 16, 2014 at 7:51 am
This would be fly at a hair shoe but she tore that hat to shreds for the sake of her outfit lol
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May 30, 2014 at 1:52 pm
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September 6, 2013 at 7:09 am
Noone is pointing out the obvious?! Really?! Black bobby pins with blonde hair though? Her stylist should 1)get smack or 2)go back to cosmology school.
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September 21, 2013 at 8:26 pm
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May 30, 2014 at 1:53 pm
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The Dothan Police Citizen Academy will begin on May 7. The four week program is intended to provide citizens with a view of the city through the eyes of a police officer. Participants will be exposed to the challenges and pressures faced by a Police Officer during a normal duty day.
According to a press release from the Dothan Police Academy, the main object of the academy is to assist citizens in understanding the role of law enforcement in the community, the training that officers must complete and stresses that crime and public safety place on the City of Dothan.
Training includes an eight-hour program broken down into four; two hour sessions that will include safety and academic training similar to training police officers are required to have.
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With seven years of experience leading custom tours in Georgia, we have built up a network of the best in hospitality, cuisine, music, and unique cultural experiences along our tour routes. We design and implement tour itineries to fit your interests and schedules.
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+ The birth-place of wine, viticulture is alive and well in the South Caucasus. Come learn how the grape has been cultivated for thousands of years, and taste the essence of homemade wines. Fermented in buried earthenware amphoras called qevri, this wine is only drunk with toasts to the heavens and to the ancestors. It will make you feel like you are tasting the warmth and life of sunbeams, concentrated in the grape, which may be one reason that cults of the Sun account for many pre-Christian rituals and songs. Experience wine the ancient way on one our custom designed tours.
Song tours
+ Three-voiced polyphonic folk music mesmerizes everyone who hears it. This tour focuses on taking interested clientele to various parts of the country where different song cultures survive. A music focused trip, participants will be rehearsing several hours a day with instructors, and singing songs in the context of the music, i.e. in the fields for worksongs, travelers songs while walking, liturgical pieces in the churches, and around the dinner table for feast-songs. Tour leader John A. Graham has been singing, studying, and teaching Georgian folk and sacred music since 2002. Contact us to design a unique itinerary that fits your musical interests.
Culture tours
+ At our best, our tours combine elements of wine tourism, music tourism, bird-watching, architectural discovery, interactions with many different kinds of Georgians, and the finest in Georgian cuisine and hospitality. We have experience tailoring our itineraries to focus on particular areas of study, for example, medieval architecture, modern monasticism, mountain cultures and traditions, traditional music, and viticulture. Contact us to design a custom tour for you.
Tour Destinations
Mtkvari River Valley
+ Starting in Tbilisi (named for the hot springs along the river), we journey upstream to the ancient capital Mtskheta. Dominated by the 11th century Cathedral of the "Living Cross," Mtskheta is a quaint little hamlet at the confluence of Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers. The Romans reached Mtskheta in 65 AD... read more
+ Sighnaghi, a hilltop fortress town built by King Erekle in the 18th century; boasts twenty seven towers and a four kilometer defensive wall overlooking the broad Alezani valley, commanding a 180 degree view of the Great Caucasus Range. Once an artisan capital... read more
+ Telavi, regional capital of the Kakheti region. Telavi is situated at the top of the long Alezani wine-growing valley, at the base of the Great Caucasus range, and has been the seat of kings for several centuries... read more
+ Tbilisi, capital city of Georgia, founded in the 5th century by King Vakhtang Gorgasali. A center of trade and conflict for centuries, Tbilisi has been sacked forty times by various invaders but survives today as the modern hub of the South Caucasus. Nevertheless, the downtown area is full of winding cobblestone streets... read more
+ Mount Qazbegi, the mythical mountain hold of Prometheus' epic torture, elevates to an impressive snowcap, 15,000 feet above sea level. Against this backdrop, the small hamlet of St. Stephens and the hauntingly silhouetted Gergeti Trinity Monastery (13th century) strikes an indelibly austere frame... read more
+ Tao-Klarjeti is the mountainous region in contemporary North-Eastern Turkey that was once the birth of the medieval Georgian "Golden Era" that lasted from the tenth to the twelfth centuries. We will enter Turkey via the border from Akhaltsikhe, map here, visas obtainable for $20 at the border for American citizens. The high-plateau topography is criss-crossed with deep canyons... read more
Black Sea Coast
+ Emerging from the mountains of Tao, which plunge directly into the Black Sea, we will be only 30 minutes drive to the current Georgian border at Sarpi. This area has been populated for millenium by Georgian tribes who traded with Ancient Greeks, Romans, and later with caravans from the East traveling the Silk Route... read more
+ Traveling up a narrow gorge from the plains of ancient Colchis, the hidden valleys of Svaneti reveal themselves among the snow-capped peaks of the Great Caucasus range. In the 19th century, famous explorers such as David Freshfield and Vittorio Sella recorded their travels through this area... read more
Leader Profiles:
John A Graham
Ethnomusicologist and Georgian chant scholar, John is a Ph. D. candidate at Princeton University, where he is pursuing research for a dissertation titled "The Transmission and Transcription of Georgian Liturgical Music, 1880-1910." Co-founder of the Monastery tour in 2006, John had already been studying music and language in Georgian since 2003, including on a Fulbright research grant in 2004, and dissertation research in 2009-2011. In 2005, he organized a US-based tour for the world-renowned Anchiskhati Church Choir, and promoted the energetic Zedashe Ensemble to the States in 2007. John brings his developed organizational skills, knowledge of Georgia, and passion for music and history to the Monastery Tour.
Ekaterine Diasamidze
Occasionally, we are joined by the lovely Ekaterine Diasamidze, a passionate music promoter for Georgia's only classical music station, Radio Muza, and a Ph.D. student in Anthropology at the Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University. Eka holds a BA from the Tbilisi Conservatory in 2003 and a Masters in Musicology from the St. Petersburg Conservatory in 2005. She has studied Georgian history, is a church chanter, and brings her deep love and knowledge of the Georgian language and culture to our guide team.
Luarsab Togonidze
A longtime friend and co-founder of the Monastery Tours in 2006, Luarsab is an enthusiastic and passionate ambassador of Georgia's many traditional arts. His company, Samoseli Pirveli, makes traditional Georgian garments; photos here. Luarsab has several publications on the history of Georgian monasticism on Mt. Athos, the preservation of church chant in the 19th century, and biographies on individual clergy members from the pre-Bolshevik era. His special hobby is collecting and identifying 19th century portrait photographs.
Shergil Pirtskhelani
Born and raised in the highland region of Svaneti, Shergil's first language, and first musical influences stem from the archaic traditions he grew up in. Now a soloist in the Zedashe Ensemble and resident in East Georgia, Shergil performs and teaches traditional music both in Georgia and abroad. He has toured in the USA, Holland, Latvia, and the UK on several occasions, and brings his passion for music and fine sense of humor and poise to the guide team at Georgianchant.org.
Soso Kopaleishvili
Soso Kopaleishvili is a dynamic performer and educator of Georgian traditional folk and sacred music. As a soloist in the Sakhioba Ensemble, Soso has performed in the UK, Croatia, Ukraine, Poland, and the US, as well as in concerts throughout Georgia. Soso studied in the Tbilisi Seminary and the Patriarchate College of Chant Studies, and worked as a radio host in Folk Radio Tbilisi. He is accomplished on many instruments including the doli (drum), chiboni (bagpipe), chonguri (lute), and guitar. His energy and enthusiasm, combined with a skill for ordering the most delicious foods, make him an invaluable asset to our guide team.
Where is Georgia?
Georgia is a country nestled in the South Caucasus along the eastern coast of the Black Sea and is bordered by Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Daghestan, and Russia. Ancient names for Georgia include Colchis, Egrisi, Iberia, and Urartu and is attested to in the histories by Strabo, Xenophon, and Herodotus. Georgians call themselves "Karts" and their land Sa-kart-velo.
Some information on the region can be found on the web. See our recommendations with links on our Resources Page, or click here.
Flights to Georgia:
Airfare to and from Georgia is reliable, with hub airports in London, Vienna, Paris, and Istanbul. We recommend avoiding hub routes through Moscow.
From New York and Boston, prices in 2011 ranged from $1200-$1400 roundtrip, from European destinations between $600-$700 roundtrip. Many guests found it convenient to route through Istanbul. Airline reservations before May 1st recommended.
The tour provides airport pickup to make your transition as comfortable as possible, and we can help with supplementary hotel reservations depending on the length of your overall visit to Georgia.
Contact and Reservations
John A Graham
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flotsam, such as trees washed out to sea, and focuses on nondegradable synthetic materials that persist in the marine environment. Not all of these materials are inherently harmful, but evidence of damaging effects provides the impetus for this report, which focuses on measures to prevent and reduce the debris, particularly plastic debris, which has persistent negative impacts. It is also important to note that different types of marine debris have different effects. For example, a derelict net that is still actively ghost fishing raises concerns about entanglement of marine life, whereas a plastic water bottle discarded at sea may wash ashore and become a visual disamenity. As discussed in the following chapters, an improved understanding of the fates and impacts of various marine debris types will improve our efforts to prioritize mitigation.
Marine debris has many sources. Overall, most debris comes from land-based sources (e.g., household garbage, medical waste, plastic resin pellets used as inputs for plastics manufacturing), but a considerable amount of debris is discharged at sea3 (e.g., U.S. Commission on Ocean Policy, 2004; Sheavly, 2007). Ocean-based sources of debris (e.g., fishing gear; galley waste; dunnage; cargo nets; wastes generated by offshore minerals and petroleum exploration, development, and extraction) may come from a diverse fleet of vessels and platforms. A 1995 National Research Council (NRC) report characterized 10 distinct U.S. maritime sectors: recreational boats; commercial fisheries; cargo ships; passenger day boats and ferries; small public vessels4; offshore platforms, rigs, and supply vessels; U.S. Navy combatant surface vessels; passenger cruise ships; research vessels; and miscellaneous vessels (National Research Council, 1995a). There are considerable differences between these sectors (e.g., number of vessels, average vessel size, average crew or passenger size, average time spent at sea), which can result in differences in garbage generation and waste management capabilities. In addition, these sectors are not static and there may be a great deal of variability within vessels of a single sector (see Box 1.1). Measures aimed at preventing and reducing marine debris will need to be tailored to the characteristics of each sector (National Research Council, 1995a).
Similarly, studies have shown significant regional differences in marine debris sources, abundance, impacts, and trends related to such factors as geographical location, oceanographic conditions, and proximity
to the Marine Debris Research, Prevention, and Reduction Act (33 U.S.C. § 1951 et seq.) ("Definition of Marine Debris for Purposes of the Marine Debris Research, Prevention, and Pollution Act," 73 Fed. Reg. 30322 [May 27, 2008]).


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The special one-hour episode of Victorious will not only feature Victoria's song Make It In America (now available on iTunes), but the music video will follow Saturday's episode.
Victoria spoke with us about how she came to write Make It In America--turns out it was something her mom said that inspired the song!
Victoria explained, "My mom was on the phone and I had overheard her talking... about someone breaking big and making it in America. That title just kind of stuck with me... that's such a powerful message."
Victoria has always been a songwriter, drawing from experiences in her own life and friends as inspiration.
The Nickelodeon star also has dreams of her own, including making her own album and touring internationally, making stops to South America and Europe to visit her fans.
"That's a big goal of mine...I'd love to get out there and see them sometime," she told us.
Watch the Victorious episode May 19th and stay tuned for the Make it in America music video debut!
Watch Victoria sing Make It In America on Ellen DeGeneres!
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THE season is less than three months away. Does the NRL realise this?
NRL Scheduling Statement on ANZ Stadium
THE NRL will amend its draw to resolve a scheduling clash for the Round 25 match between the Bulldogs and Panthers at ANZ Stadium in Sydney.
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HOW about some reward for loyalty?
Israel Folau set for possible NRL return
FORMER Brisbane Broncos and Melbourne Storm player Israel Folau has parted ways with the GWS Giants two years early at a press conference today.
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GOOD news on the ratings front could not be better timed...
Storm Seek Cricket Revenge Over Western Bulldogs
MELBOURNE Storm will take on the Western Bulldogs in an NRL v AFL Twenty20 cricket match at King's Park Reserve this Sunday, January 30 from 2pm.
NRL and AFL join forces in Canberra
THE heads of two local sporting organisations, the Canberra Raiders and AFL Canberra, are doing their bit to help boost membership for 2009 by supporting each other.
NRL, AFL to battle it out in Brisbane
BRING it on - that was Broncos chief executive Bruno Cullen's blunt response to Friday night's collision of NRL and AFL codes.
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Notice for the Holidays: Friday Dec 19 will be the last day for purchasing on our website for gifts to be mailed in time for Christmas. Any orders after that--especially for books--may incur an additional fee to guarantee holiday delivery. Thank you!
Holly's new book is here!
Women Healers of the World: The Traditions, History & Geography of Herbal Medicine
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We train herbalists, providing apprenticeships, internships, and certification programs.
We teach and lecture nationally, and we lead fun educational workshops, retreats, and learning opportunities for corporations, nursing programs, herbal conferences, libraries, schools, etc.
Herbalist and author Holly Bellebuono speaks and teaches about natural health, herbal medicine, self-empowerment, and women's empowerment.
What makes us different? You can feel good purchasing from our family-operated business because:
We are NOT a second-party packager!
At Vineyard Herbs we painstakingly plant, cultivate, harvest and process the vast majority of the plants we use in our salves, syrups, liniments, vinegars, tinctures, glycerites, and some of the plants we blend in our original teas. We craft most of our products FROM SCRATCH using time-tested original formulas created by certified and traditional herbalist Holly Bellebuono. You can trust the Vineyard Herbs label to be premium-quality, family-grown, and unique.
Every product gets Holly's seal of approval.
We've spent more than 18 years learning what you want from your natural medicines: every single product is hand-made, hand-inspected, batched and recorded for quality assurance.
We use NOFA Certified Organic and wild-harvested ingredients whenever possible.
We grow and harvest most of our own herbs in our apothecary gardens and in the pristine fields and woodlands of our island, but those we can't are sourced from reputable, fair-trade growers and from companies who sell locally.
We practice what we preach.
We train apprentices and interns in the art and science of herbal medicine. We are members of United Plant Savers, Northeast Herbal Association, and the American Herbalist Guild.
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Holly trains others and grants two types of herbal certification. She directs one of the most unique curricula in natural health: The Heritage & Healing Herbal Studies Program and confers Certificates in Herbal Formulary as well as a Community Herbalist Certification. Expand your expertise with confidence. For individuals and groups, Holly teaches harvesting, processing, good manufacturing practices, entrepreneurial leadership, community herbalism, anatomy and physiology, pharmacology, natural and women's health, positive self-empowerment, and more.
Our mission is to provide highest-quality herbal medicines, teas, and body care products while educating about and advocating for natural health and women's empowerment. Thank you for supporting this family business!
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Whereas The Essential Herbal is a great kitchen-craft guide to making all sorts of herbal remedies and understanding the Essential Thirteen herbs, the new book -- The Authentic Herbal Healer -- is a slightly more advanced exploration of herbs from all over the world, with both traditional and clinical insights into their use and chemistry. The new book also contains a detailed materia medica with more than 130 herbs, a thorough glossary, and guidelines for dozens of edible wild plants.
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The Essential Herbal for Natural Health
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I frequently hear that this book is now the one-and-only herbal medicine-making book people keep on their shelves.
It's written for the passionate spirit who wants to delve into a few herbs and get to know them intimately. The 13 Essential Herbs I introduce here are those that I turn to again and again for their protective, nourishing and strengthening qualities, and these are the familiar herbs we all have access to. Chock-FULL of recipes that can easily be made in the kitchen, from herbs easily found in the garden or backyard: tinctures, infusions, decoctions, syrups, honeys, vinegars, oxymels, salves, oils, salts, powders, and so much more.
Check out the Feb-March 2013 print issue of parenting magazine KIWI!
Holly was interviewed for an article about natural and herbal remedies for teething babies. Herbs are a reliable, safe, and often enjoyable way to ease baby's teething pain.
How to Use Herbs for Natural Health Audio CD Collection!
Discover practical methods for using herbs for five different body systems with this information-packed audio CD collection. Created for herbalists, midwives, alternative healers, individuals, and families, these easy-to-listen-to CDs are filled with advice on specific herbs for specific systems of the body.
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The singer will take center stage to sing The Star-Spangled Banner making the Presidents second term in office
(WENN) - Beyonce will take center stage at President Barack Obamas inauguration later this month to sing Americas national anthem.
The star gave a rousing rendition of Etta James "At Last" at the Inaugural Ball after the American leader was first voted into office in 2009, and she has been chosen to sing for Obama and First Lady Michelle again to mark the beginning of his second stint in the White House.
Bey will perform The Star-Spangled Banner at the ceremony, which will take place in Washington, D.C. on January 21st.
Kelly Clarkson will also sing at the event, performing "My Country Tis of Thee," which Aretha Franklin tackled for the President four years ago, and singer/songwriter James Taylor will play "America the Beautiful."
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The Renameuser extension provides a special page which allows authorized users to rename user accounts. This will cause page histories, etc. to be updated. If you want to rename an account "into" another, already existing one, you need the User Merge and Delete extension.
Installation[edit | edit source]
- Download and extract the file(s) in a directory called
Renameuserin your
extensions/folder. If you're a developer and this extension is in a Git repository, then instead you should clone the repository using:
git clone https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/p/mediawiki/extensions/Renameuser.git
- Add the following code at the bottom of your LocalSettings.php:
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- Done! Navigate to "Special:Version" on your wiki to verify that the extension is successfully installed.
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- As a bureaucrat, access the
- Enter the name of the user to be renamed, and the desired new name, toggle the options to move user/talk pages and their subpages and to create redirects as desired, and click OK
The user will be renamed, and (if the appropriate option was checked) the user page, user talk page and all their subpages will be moved as well.
move-subpages' userright. The number of subpages moved is not limited by the
$wgMaximumMovedPages parameter. The extension will also move all
js and move-protected pages.
You can grant other groups the right to rename users, for example:
$wgGroupPermissions['sysop']['renameuser'] = true;
- In case CentralAuth is installed, you'll get a warning if you try to rename a local user from an account attached to a global account or to a username reserved by a global account; a check box to rename anyway will be provided (this requires caution). At the moment, global account renames must be accomplished by local renames on all attached wikis, possibly followed by an account remerge.
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Over the past weekend Steve Horn published an important analysis of the recent federal decisions by the White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) to not offer guidance to the federal agencies that it coordinates regarding energy policy and climate change. Industry pushback is given as a primary reason that the CEQ has dropped the ball.
Maybe organizers and participants at the September 17-24 Week of Action surrounding the People's Climate March in New York can find a way to fit an objection into their busy "demands" list!
Legal Case: White House Argues Against Considering Climate Change on Energy Projects
By Steve Horn, DeSmog Blog. August 31, 2014.
Just over a month before the United Nations convenes on September 23 in New York City to discuss climate change and activists gather for a week of action, the Obama White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) argued it does not have to offer guidance to federal agencies it coordinates with to consider climate change impacts for energy decisions.
It came just a few weeks before a leaked draft copy of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's (IPCC) latest assessment said climate disruption could cause "severe, pervasive and irreversible impacts for people and ecosystems."
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