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Midwest Tropical 690CL Octagon Aqua Tower Vertical Aquarium Grandfather Clock
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This product by Midwest Tropical is illuminated by one 50-watt frosted incandescent bulb.
Experience the mesmerizing visions of the underwater world with our 690 Aqua Tower™ Vertical Aquarium®, an ever-changing tower aquarium filled with tropical life and undersea beauty. This free-standing octagon shaped 55 gallon designer aquarium continues to be a favorite, taking up minimal floor space and becoming the focal point of any room.
- A quartz clock movement is installed in the header with Plexiglas facings and brass hands that add to its beauty.
- Designed to be self-contained with concealed filtration, each model is complete with high-capacity filter, lighting, extension cord, decorative plants, under-gravel filtration, air pump and easy to follow instructions.
- The crystal clear acrylic is enhanced by a black high gloss header and base that conceal all the parts.
- Includes 10w fluorescent mini aquarium bulb. Can use up to 50w incandescent reflector.
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Charles VII retired to the Loire, Joan following him. At Gien, which they reached on September 22, the army was disbanded. Alençon and the other captains went home; only Joan remained with the King. Later, when Alençon was planning a campaign in Normandy, he asked the King to let Joan rejoin him, but La Trémoille and other courtiers dissuaded him. Joan went with the King to Bourges, where many years later she was to be remembered for her goodness and her generosity to the poor. In October she was sent against Saint-Pierre-le-Moûtier; through her courageous assault, with only a few men, the town was taken. Joan's army then laid siege to La Charité-sur-Loire; short of munitions, they appealed to neighbouring towns for help. The supplies arrived too late, and after a month they had to withdraw.
Joan then rejoined the King, who was spending the winter in towns along the Loire. Late in December 1429 Charles issued letters patent ennobling Joan, her parents, and her brothers. Early in 1430 the Duke of Burgundy began to threaten Brie and Champagne. The inhabitants of Reims became alarmed, and Joan wrote in March to assure them of the King's concern and to promise that she would come to their defense. When the Duke moved up to attack Compiègne, the townsfolk determined to resist, and in late March or early April Joan left the King and set out to their aid, accompanied only by her brother Pierre, her squire Jean d'Aulon, and a small troop of men-at-arms. She arrived at Melun in the middle of April, and it was no doubt her presence that prompted the citizens there to declare themselves for Charles VII.
Joan was at Compiègne by May 14, 1430. There she found Renaud de Chartres, archbishop of Reims, and Louis I de Bourbon, comte de Vendôme, a relative of the King. With them she went on to Soissons, where the townspeople refused them entry. Renaud and Vendôme therefore decided to return south of the Marne and Seine rivers; but Joan refused to accompany them, preferring to return to her "good friends" in Compiègne.
Capture, trial, and execution
On her way back Joan heard that John of Luxembourg, the captain of a Burgundian company, had laid siege to Compiègne. Hurrying on, she entered Compiègne under cover of darkness. The next afternoon, May 23, she led a sortie and twice repelled the Burgundians but was eventually outflanked by English reinforcements and compelled to retreat. Remaining until the last to protect the rear guard while they crossed the Oise River, she was unhorsed and could not remount. She gave herself up and, with her brother Pierre and Jean d'Aulon, was taken to Margny, where the Duke of Burgundy came to see her. In telling the people of Reims of Joan's capture, Renaud de Chartres accused her of rejecting all counsel and acting willfully. Charles, who was working toward a truce with the Duke of Burgundy, made no attempts to save her.
John of Luxembourg sent Joan and Jean d'Aulon to his castle in Vermandois. When she tried to escape in order to return to Compiègne, he sent her to one of his more distant castles. There, though she was treated kindly, she became more and more distressed at the predicament of Compiègne. Her desire to escape became so great that she jumped from the top of a tower, falling unconscious into the moat. She was not seriously hurt, and when she had recovered, she was taken to Arras, a town adhering to the Duke of Burgundy.
News of her capture had reached Paris on May 25. The next day the theology faculty of the University of Paris, which had taken the English side, requested the Duke of Burgundy to turn her over for judgment either to the chief inquisitor or to the bishop of Beauvais, Pierre Cauchon, in whose diocese she had been seized. The university wrote also, to the same effect, to John of Luxembourg; and on July 14 the Bishop of Beauvais presented himself before the Duke of Burgundy asking, on his own behalf and in the name of the English king, that the Maid be handed over in return for a payment of 10,000 francs. The Duke passed on the demand to John of Luxembourg, and by Jan. 3, 1431, she was in the Bishop's hands. The trial was fixed to take place at Rouen. Joan was moved to a tower in the castle of Bouvreuil, which was occupied by the Earl of Warwick, the English commander at Rouen. Though her offenses against the Lancastrian monarchy were common knowledge, Joan was brought to trial before a church court because the theologists at the University of Paris, as arbiter in matters concerning the faith, insisted that she be tried as a heretic. Her beliefs were not strictly orthodox, according to the criteria for orthodoxy laid down by many theologians of the period. She was no friend of the church militant on Earth (which perceived itself as in spiritual combat with the forces of evil), and she threatened its hierarchy through her claim that she communicated directly with God by means of visions or voices. Further, her trial might serve to discredit Charles VII by demonstrating that he owed his coronation to a witch, or at least a heretic. Her two judges were to be Cauchon, bishop of Beauvais, and Jean Lemaître, the vice-inquisitor of France.

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Nothing. It goes back a long way. Whilst seeking approvals to start the operation we spent about three years running around offices several times per week showing a presentation called ' West African Aviation Solutions Proposal – or WAASP.
In an area where this class of aircraft had never really been given its place, bundled up with the bigger toys, it was necessary to establish that aircraft could be built, maintained and operated and local pilots taught a more affordable National Licence.
Finally that advocacy work paid off and we were give the go ahead to create the operation… and so we needed a name. We had some really good ones, then as we were discussing it at the then Ministry of Aviation, one official told us 'no matter what name you give it you will always be the 'WAASP's people. The name was thus earned, and not given – a strange but true fact about WAASPS, the people who lobbied long and hard and got permission to make it happen through appropriate regulatory change and a lot of sweat capital!


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Bill Mercer, United States Attorney for the District of Montana, announced today that on May 12, 2009, in Billings, after a 11/2-day federal district court trial before Chief U.S. District Judge Richard F. Cebull, NATHANIEL JAY REED, a 21-year-old resident of Crow Agency, was found guilty of aggravated sexual abuse. Sentencing is set for August 20, 2009. He is currently detained.
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Thornton Quarry operations to yield to stormwater reservoir
By Mike Nolan firstname.lastname@example.com September 23, 2013 9:00PM
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When completed in late 2015, the reservoir will have the capacity to hold about 8 billion gallons of stormwater and sewage, diverting the water during storms.
The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District in 1998 reached an agreement with the quarry's operator, Hansen Material Service, to use the north lobe of the Thornton Quarry for the reservoir. Since that time, Hansen has excavated 76 million tons of limestone from that portion of the quarry and is now wrapping up operations there.
The section the MWRD is using is a half-mile long from east to west, a quarter-mile wide from north to south, and 300 feet deep. It was briefly considered as a site for the Chicago Bears' new stadium when the team threatened to leave Soldier Field.
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There were muffled blasts that sounded like distant fireworks, then roughly 38,000 tons of limestone, more than 300 million years old, cascaded to the floor of the Thornton Quarry on Monday.
In a couple of years, it will be rainwater and raw sewage cascading into the enormous pit on the north side of Interstate 80.
The quarry will be a component of the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District's expansive Tunnel and Reservoir Plan for flood control, better known as "Deep Tunnel," which began in the early 1970s and won't be completed until 2029.
Monday's blast was the last extraction of limestone from that portion of the quarry, with Hanson Material Service, the quarry's operator, wrapping up its operations in the north lobe to make way for the huge reservoir. The company will continue to mine other areas of the quarry, including the main lobe south of I-80.
For the "last blast" ceremony, officials were perched on the north rim, 300 feet above — and nearly a half-mile away — from where explosive charges had been set in the southwest corner of the quarry.
David St. Pierre, the MWRD's executive director, on Monday called Deep Tunnel "one of the most visionary projects" in the country. The nickname came about because some of the system's giant tunnels run hundreds of feet below ground.
The MWRD estimates that, systemwide, Deep Tunnel will save more than $130 million annually in flood-related damage costs.
"We still get people from all over the world who come out and look at what we've done" as they plan similar flood control systems, St. Pierre said.
The $430 million Thornton Reservoir will provide flood protection to more than a half-million residents, according to the MWRD. The reservoir in the north lobe of the quarry is expected to be ready by the end of 2015.
The Thornton Reservoir will be able to hold nearly 9 billion gallons of water. A quarry in McCook that's also part of Deep Tunnel will eventually have a capacity of 10 billion gallons, St. Pierre said.
Since 2003, the district has used a portion of the Thornton quarry, west of the main lobe, as a temporary reservoir for stormwater. It will no longer be used for that purpose once the permanent reservoir is finished.
Work continues on huge tunnels that will divert stormwater and, in some instances, sewage, into the Thornton Reservoir. That's because some communities on Chicago's South Side and the south suburbs the reservoir will benefit do not have separated sewer lines, said John Lemon, principal civil engineer with the MWRD.
Water held in the reservoir will be pumped to the MWRD's Calumet treatment plant near 130th Street and the Bishop Ford Freeway.
In 1998, the MWRD reached an agreement with Hanson Material Service so it could use the north lobe for the Thornton Reservoir. With Monday's "last blast," Hanson pulled about 76 million tons of limestone from that section since the agreement and will begin concluding mining operations there to allow the MWRD to finish its work.
The north lobe is a half-mile in length from east to west, a quarter-mile wide north to south and 300 feet deep. It was, albeit briefly, considered a potential site for the Chicago Bears' stadium when the team threatened to bolt from Soldier Field.
"It has been a long journey to get to this point," Jeff Brasuell, Hanson's area operations manager, told officials gathered for Monday's ceremony.
The area the MWRD will use represents a "fraction of the overall quarry," he said. Hanson, which bought the quarry's former operator, Material Service Corp., will continue to mine in other sections, Brasuell said.
"We will continue to do what we do day in and day out," he said.
Limestone mined from the quarry is used in applications such as concrete and asphalt, and Brasuell said that the rock can be found in roads, home foundations and other structures throughout the Southland.


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text: 2014 Christmas Breaks at The Wild Boar Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence 2014 510 Tripadvisor Reviews Christmas Eve – Wednesday 24th December 2014 For those who have arrived a day early from mid morning a member of the team will be on hand to take you on a short walk around the Gilpin valley so that you can take in some of the stunning views of the local area. This afternoon we will serving a Champagne afternoon tea in the bar lounge, this will be followed by the opportunity to either be taken to local Cinema in Bowness to watch a true Christmas classic that is bound to get you in the mood for Christmas or if you would rather, why not take the opportunity to visit the leisure club located at our sister hotel the Low Wood or for those who have left things a little late, maybe some last minute shopping in the village of Bowness–on-Windermere. This evening we will be serving a "Hog Roast Dinner" Chef will be on hand to carve the meat. To make the evening even more special, with your dinner we have arranged for you to sample three Whiskies, just a small selection of the Single Malts from our range of over 100. In the lounge will be a variety of traditional parlour games for you to enjoy. For those who want to attend Midnight Mass we will be providing transport to Crook Village Church and there will mince pies and mulled wine upon your return. Photos Enlarge and ViewPhotos - Enlarge & View 1/5 The Wild Boar - Christmas Breaks The Wild Boar - Christmas Breaks 2/5 The Wild Boar - Christmas Breaks The Wild Boar - Christmas Breaks 3/5 The Wild Boar - Christmas Breaks The Wild Boar - Christmas Breaks 4/5 The Wild Boar - Christmas Breaks The Wild Boar - Christmas Breaks 5/5 The Wild Boar - Christmas Breaks Christmas Day - Thursday 25th December 2014 Father Christmas will be waiting to wish you all a very Merry Christmas with you can then enjoy a glass of Bucks Fizz and a hearty Lakeland Breakfast. You are invited to indulge in our Christmas morning hunt, we will be searching for the same animal that was undertook on a regular basis by a gentleman called Sir Richard de Gilpin, for obvious reasons there will be one or two subtle differences after such a long time (we are using cuddly Boars and not real ones as they would bite). You will of course leave you plenty of time to get ready for the traditional Christmas day lunch that Head Chef Marc has been busy preparing. This afternoon is a time to relax and possibly enjoy some of the gifts that Father Christmas delivered earlier this morning or you could begin exchanging stories of your great exploits against the ferocious Wild Boars from earlier this morning. This evening we start with a traditional yuletide buffet, and this is followed by our annual Dominoes competition and we will be holding our bowling competition, a regular event during the 20th century, but only seen twice in the 21st Century. Boxing Day – Friday 26th December 2014 A hearty late breakfast is the perfect start to any day, but especially one as busy as this. Today we have arranged for a morning of Clay pigeon shooting in our woods, this will be suitable for all whether you are a beginner or an expert and with the help of the our resident sharp shooter Mike, everyone should hit at least one clay. This afternoon we will be serving a late '' Pub Lunch'' and we would like you to sample some of the beers we have made onsite in our very own micro brewery. We begin this evening with a drinks reception; hopefully you will notice the Inn's management team have being replaced and your new hosts are Mr & Mrs Fawlty!! There has been a murder your job with the assistance of Torquay's finest is to discover the culprit, could it be Manuel or Polly maybe it was Sybil or could it be Basil himself! We will be serving you a three course taster menu from the grill & smokehouse menu including dishes such as our own Damson Cured Smoked Salmon, Smoked Fillet Steak or even our Signature Smoked Wild Boar. Saturday 27th December 2014 The conclusion of our Christmas package is of course a traditional Cumbrian breakfast and a fond farewell with best wishes for the year ahead. 2014 Christmas Breaks Tariffs 3 Night Package Tariff Our 3 night package commencing on the 24th December, includes all meals and entertainment as detailed and costs £595.00 per person a fourth night, 23rd December 2014, can be added free of charge at the time of booking(pay for meals as taken) this must be added at the time of booking and is subject to availability. A Free Nights Accommodation Why not add the night of the 23rd December for free, this includes bed and breakfast. To take advantage of this offer you must advise us at the time of booking. Early Bird Offer Book and confirm your Christmas break before the 31st March 2014 and we will give you an additional 10% discount from our full 2014 package rate Families & Friends Parties of 6 adults or more booking at the same time receive a bottle of Champagne with our compliments in each room on arrival. Room Upgrades £30.00 per person per night in a Feature Room £40.00 per person per night in a Luxury Room Single Occupancy Supplement £70.00 per room per night. Children's Rates 3 Years and under are accommodated free of charge, 4 – 15 years sharing a room with two full paying adults are charged £275.00. Children occupying there own room are charged at the full adult price. Additional Nights are available as follows: £60.00 per person per night to include Bed & Breakfast Festive Terms and Conditions £100.00 Deposit per adult is taken at the time of booking. £100.00 Deposit per Child is taken at the time of booking if staying in there own room. 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Training camp is right around the corner, and in our next training camp preview series –goalies were done last week– we are going to look at the defensemen vying to make the roster for the 2010-2011 season. Defense isn't as cluttered as the forward position, but there are going to be some interesting battles in camp for those final two spots in the top six. The battle for that seventh defenseman spot, should there be a seventh defenseman, is also going to be interesting. The Rangers have four players battling for those three spots, and there are some other rookies that may be off most people's radar, but could be dark horses to make the team.
Marc Staal: The unsigned defender is the Rangers best defenseman. Seeking a big raise from his $800,000 salary last year, the Rangers are going to need Staal signed and playing in order to compete this year. Staal logs all his minutes against opponents top lines, and does a great job at shutting them down. At the end of last season, he showed some offensive prowess, scoring in three straight games as the Rangers made a desperate push for the playoffs. Staal's 10.4 GVT was third on the team last year, and second among skaters (Marian Gaborik was tops). His 6.4 DGVT was tops on the team by a full goal. Staal's value to the team is almost immeasurable, and many fans are starting to get worried about when he will sign.
Dan Girardi: Girardi is an interesting conundrum. On one hand, all fans see is that he didn't stand up for Gaborik as he got pummeled by Dan Carcillo. On the other hand, Girardi's 5.0 DGVT (second on the team) and 6.8 GVT (fifth among skaters) shows just how valuable he really is. To put those numbers in perspective, Girardi had a better GVT than Fedor Tyutin (who some fans want back), Jay Bouwmeester, Dennis Wideman, Dion Phaneuf, Anton Volchenkov, and Zbynek Michalek. His 5.0 GVT is good for 32nd in the league, better than all those guys just mentioned, and other guys like Dan Hamhuis. Sure, Girardi may be a little overpaid at $3.325 million per season, but he's a top four defender on almost every team in the league.


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Northern California Asian Pacific Islander Americans for Mitt Romney. ( NCAA). NCAA members feel that some of Asian and American cultural and traditional values, such as strong family unit, the rewards of hard work, free enterprise and freedom of religion are being threatened today by the direction an philosophical policies that President Obama has implemented during his administration. Such as, increasing the size of government, higher taxes.
In the meantime, In Charlotte, NC, Asian Americans and Pacific islanders show unwavering support for President Obama. Asian American and Pacific Islander Democratic leaders kicked off the convention by holding an official party caucus to outline the campaign's strategy to reach voters. Officials acknowledged that AAPI voters are expected to vote in record numbers this fall, according to a recent poll released by APIAVote showing that close elections in important states like Florida, Nevada, and Virginia could go to the candidates who best engage AAPIs, a demographic with increasing political clout.


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Public transport is used extensively throughout England and, indeed, the whole of the United Kingdom (which includes the countries of Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland). For people that work fairly close to their homes or, conversely, far away from a tube / train station, the public bus system plays an integral part of their everyday life.
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There are several official bus companies that run successful travel routes throughout England. These include (but are not limited to):
Stagecoach is a great option for visitors wanting to explore England as its extensive network of mainly local routes is covered extensively and slowly. Day Tickets, Explorer Tickets and Goldrider Tickets give Stagecoach commuters the opportunity to venture across the beautiful countryside of England while sticking within their budget. http://www.stagecoachbus.com/
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When kids return to school this fall, they will do what kids have always done—start making comparisons. Some of these comparisons will be obvious, such as when they compare summer vacations. Others will be more subtle, such as when they look around to see if they have the right clothes, lunch box, or haircut.
It can be difficult, as a parent, to see your child make these comparisons and fall short. Sometimes they literally fall short, as when the different developmental trajectories become apparent when the class lines up. Boys who are shorter than the others, or girls that are taller than the others may feel awkward or out of place. More harmful may be the comparisons that lead kids to feel that they are less capable than others. In these situations, students who feel like they are the only ones who don't understand or can't complete a task may decide to withdraw effort entirely.
Kids also use comparisons to figure out whether their opinions and attitudes are within the social norm. Especially for kindergartners, who are often coming from different backgrounds, students may find that a game or toy that was cool in pre-K is suddenly uncool. These comparisons shape their opinions over time. Through the school year, as I spend time in my son's classroom and I can see how boys recalibrate their opinions to fit with the more dominant boys. Spiderman gives way to Ironman, and Silly Bands give way to Beyblades. The students boast and brag (out tall-tale telling) as they establish themselves within the social hierarchy of elementary school.


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Star Power: Dramatic Drops
Celeb stylist Michael O'Connor examines drop earrings on the red carpet and how they can make your customers look fabulous.
Published in the July/August 2013 issue
The event was entitled "Punk: Chaos to Couture." However, most attendees steered away from chaos and veered to the couture side of the tracks. When it came to jewelry, the hottest trend shown wasn't the hard-edge safety-pin and spike inspired pieces of the '80s, it was a look back to a more recent and glamorous trend: Dramatic and dangling drops reminiscent of styles from the beginning of this millennium.
Drop earrings are a vital part of every woman's jewelry wardrobe and can serve several purposes in terms of styling. Short drops create sparkle and movement around the face, which can be very flattering and feminine. Drops that stop at the jaw line augment the natural frame of the face and are perfect for women with softer jaw lines. Mid-neck-length drops can give the illusion of a longer, leaner neckline and add height to women with shorter necks, while very long drops will add drama to women with longer necks and minimize the need for a necklace.
1 Amanda Seyfried:Terminating just below the jaw line, Amanda's darkened metal and gemstone earrings picked up both the colors in her gown while giving the illusion of length to her neck and space between them and the neckline of the gown.
2 Blake Lively: The lines and powerful size of Blake's earrings mimicked the organic-inspired embroidery pattern on her dress, while the extreme length complemented the long train of the gown. No necklace was needed for this choice that added height and a flirtatious feel to the outfit.
MICHAEL O'CONNOR president of Style & Substance Inc., a marketing and communications agency offering services and consultation to the jewelry and luxury industries. Additionally, O'Connor is a celebrity stylist and television commentator seen on a variety of national television programs.
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text: Summary: For nearly 35 years, the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons has been a driving force in the field of EMS education, first by publishing Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured. Now, the Ninth Edition continues that dedication and commitment to training future EMT-Basics and the instructors who are paving their way. Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured, Ninth Edition is the center of an integrated teaching and learning system that will help ...show more define the future direction of EMS education. It combines comprehensive medical content with dynamic new features and interactive technology to better support instructors and to help prepare students for the field. An interactive skills DVD is packaged free with each copy of the text. Click herefor a preview of the enhanced PowerPoint presentations, available soon to accompany the Ninth Edition. The Ninth Edition includes Complete Medical Content - The Ninth Edition thoroughly covers the US Department of Transportation (DOT) EMT-Basic National Standard Curriculum, and includes a wealth of enhancements to enrich EMT-Basic education. Groundbreaking New Content - The Ninth Edition's medical and trauma chapters are organized to follow the patient assessment process step-by-step through each type of emergency. Visual reminders reinforce the patent assessment process for the student, making it easier than ever to synthesize the concept and apply it to any type of emergency call. Interactive Technology - The Ninth Edition brings a variety of interactive resources to EMT-Basic education through: Interactive simulations found on www.EMTB.com EMT-B Mobile Field Guide for your PalmPilot or other handheld device Distance Learning solutions Dynamic Features - The features found in the Ninth Edition will help your students take the next step toward becoming outstanding EMT-Basics. These features include: Progressive case studies that lead the student through an emergency call from ...show lessEdition/Copyright: 9TH 09


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Dáil Éireann - Volume 419 - 19 May, 1992
Written Answers. - Public Safety.
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88. Mr. Deenihan asked the Minister for Education if he will approve the code drafted by the special Government committee on crowd control and public safety.
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89. Mr. Deenihan asked the Minister [1841] for Education if he intends to bring forward legislation to put in place new safety regulations at sports stadiums.
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Minister for Education (Mr. S. Brennan): I propose to take Questions Nos. 88, 89 and 90 together.
I am awaiting the submission of the Code of Practice on Safety at Sports Grounds which is being prepared.
The recommendations of the Hamilton Committee on Public Safety and Crowd Control including the setting up of a National Authority for Safety in Sports Grounds and the introduction of new legislation is being considered by my Department, the Departments of the Environment and the Department of Justice. Any legislative proposals will be announced in the usual way when they have been approved by Government.
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text: UAE F1 in Schools acquired by Yas Marina 23 May, 2010 May.23 (Grand Prix 247) Yas Marina Circuit has acquired the UAE franchise for F1 in Schools, the world's leading multi-disciplinary challenge for 9-19 year-old students, a press release said. The circuit will host an invitational national final of the competition in early June, which will see a UAE school team qualify for the 2010 World Championships in Singapore in September. F1 in Schools challenges students to use software to design, build and race a miniature Formula 1 car made from balsa wood and powered by a single compressed air cylinder. Working in teams of three to six, the students must also prepare a business plan, develop a marketing strategy and make a presentation to a panel of judges. Teams are awarded points for each aspect of their project and the overall winners will receive the Bernie Ecclestone F1 in Schools World Championship trophy at the world finals in Singapore. All members of the winning team will also receive a four-year university scholarship. Khaldoon Al Mubarak, chairman of Yas Marina Circuit, said: "F1 in Schools is a tremendous initiative that we are very proud to support. It gives UAE school students a genuine opportunity not only to design and create a car but also to develop an understanding of teamwork, organisation, business and finance. It is an example of how Yas Marina Circuit is becoming both a global centre of motorsport excellence and an integral part of the community year-round." Richard Cregan, chief executive officer of Yas Marina Circuit and a patron of F1 in Schools in Ireland, said: "A number of schools across the UAE have participated in the F1 in Schools project over the past two years and those who feel ready will now compete here in June for a place in the world finals. We look forward to welcoming education visits as part of our circuit tours, and we will also be opening up the concept to corporate teams to enable adults to take part." Yas Marina Circuit is setting up the F1 in Schools Centre to enable visitors to the circuit to experience all aspects of the F1 in Schools challenge, making it the only Grand Prix track to have such a facility. The programme can last from a single term to a whole academic year — schools can decide their own schedule internally. Participating teams all receive a starter kit that includes all basic materials, including a block of balsa wood from which their car will be fabricated. They then must write a business plan, prepare a budget and raise sponsorship through cooperation with the business community. Using CAD (Computer Aided Design) technology, the teams design a Formula 1TM car before analysing its efficiency in a virtual reality wind tunnel. Younger pupils in the 9-11 age group will design a dragster instead. The cars are then fabricated with the use of CAM (Computer Aided Manufacture) software before being tested in wind and smoke tunnels. The final part of the challenge is the race, with teams competing along a special 20-metre straight track. The cars must cover the distance as quickly as possible – the current record is just 1.02 seconds! Marks are awarded for each component of the challenge, resulting in an overall grade for each team. Each school finds its own winning team and they then move to regional, national and international competition at the F1 in Schools World Championships. Andrew Denford, chairman of F1 in Schools, said: "F1 in Schools is delighted to have formed a partnership with Yas Marina Circuit. To have a centre of excellence for schools at one of the world's premier Grand Prix venues, and to open up the circuit to children across the Emirates, will be a huge boost to educating all ages about the excitement of the Formula 1 business. It will also open their minds to the many career opportunities that the industry offers in engineering and other disciplines. "We look forward to welcoming the next UAE national champions to our World Championships in Singapore in September and one day to hosting our World Championships at this tremendous location." Tweet


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International Partnerships
The College of Education has more than 20 International Cooperation Agreements, which enable active partnerships in 14 countries. These partnerships allow faculty, students and staff to participate in a full range of activities and experiences, including joint research, teaching exchanges, student and faculty exchanges, and study abroad experiences.
To initiate an International Cooperation Agreement, please contact Yunkyung Chang-Hoffman.
For more information about guidelines and procedures for Georgia State University's International Partnership Agreements, click here.
Exchange Agreements
The College of Education currently has exchange agreements with the following international universities:
- China – Sichuan Normal University
- Korea – Sookmyung Women's University
- Turkey – Ege University; Bahçeşehir Üniversitesi's Faculty of Educational Sciences
- Denmark – University College UCC
- Switzerland – Zurich University
- Spain – Universidad de Alcala
- Norway – Oslo University College, Faculty of Education and International Studies
Memoranda of Cooperation
The College of Education currently has memoranda of cooperation with the following international universities:
- South Africa – University of Stellenbosch, Gandhi Development Trust
- Mozambique – Universidade Pedagogica
- The Netherlands – HAN University
- Korea – Seoul National University
- Ethiopia – Adama University
- Sweden – Linkoping University
- Greece – University of Patras
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Homemade Creme Fraiche
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Don't worry about the creme fraiche spoiling while it's sitting on the counter; the acid in the mixture prevents bacterial disease associated[ with dairy products.]
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In a bowl, combine the cream and buttermilk. Cover with a clean kitchen cloth in a warm, draft-free place and let sit until thickened, but still a pourable consistency, 12 to 16 hours. Stir and refrigerate until ready to use. (Can be refrigerated for up to 1 week.)
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We here share a vision of a small boy, holding a book in his hands; it is a book about academic excellence, about a mission called JELS. It tells how we, you and I can excel in life. What we are meant to do, we hope, is fill some small and temporary slot, to give a small voice yapping on behalf of a large population in the southern half of a small planet. One of many voices neither the best not the wisest, but ours, and fairly as close to as good as we can make it.
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The Best-Dressed Celebs of the Week
This week's list is full of classic LBDs, jaw-dropping gowns, and some serious street style there's even a few have-to-see fashion risks (PJs on the red carpet!). Here are our picks for the most stylish celebs.
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Nassau Coliseum Vote
Polling places in Nassau County, Long Island closed at 9PM despite the pleas from some voters to stay open longer. The county's Board of Elections cited paying overtime for workers and security in a bond referendum election that has cost the county $2.2 million dollars. Results can be found at www.nassauvotes.com starting at 10pm.
County residents took to the polls on Monday and had to deal with hail and rainstorms that closed roads and stalled the Long Island Railroad for several hours this evening. However even before the bad weather, the county said the turnout was extremely low and estimated only 10% of the county's 900,000 registered voters came out. Under the proposal, the county estimates borrowing $400 million dollars to fund the project which is expected to create more than 2500 jobs and receive an estimated 11 1/2 percent of every dollar of future revenue at the new coliseum.
The two men strongly pushing for the project, Republican Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano and NY Islanders hockey team owner Charles Wang, waited for results with supporters at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum Monday night.
Voters at three of the 382 polling spots, Mineola, Garden City and Rockville Centre, had mixed reviews of the plan to bring a new coliseum to replace the 39-year old existing structure, and also create a minor league baseball park, among other projects at the 77-acre site off Hempstead Turnpike. Among the comments PIX11 received:
"I hope it passes.""It doesn't sound like a good deal""It keeps the team on Long Island"
Opponents insist the project raises property taxes, creates more debt for a county already in financial strain and is still not entirely complete. William Biamonte, the Democratic Commissioner of the Board of Elections , says the summer Monday voting date led to the low voter turnout.
"If we would moved it to the general election, we would have had a higher turnout, we would have had all the details of the deal and we would have saved 2.2 million dollars," Biamonte said.
"If this was held on election day it wouldn't have had a chance of being approved and I think the biggest proponents of the deal know that," Chris Votto, from islanderpointblank.com, said.
Chris Votta who writes for the blog www.islanderspointblank.com also doesn't believe this is the end of the road for the team on the island if the vote is "no". Wang has said the Islanders would leave when the lease is up in 2015. The proposal would keep the team here for another three decades.
" I still think he will negotiate with Nassau county to see if he can try to make something work out here. He has been consistent since he bought the team 11 years ago. He doesnt want to go anywhere else, " Votta said.
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Wild Oats has been serving up a healthy dose of acoustic blues for over fifteen years in the region.
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15 Low-Calorie Fall Dinners You'll Love
You won't believe how delicious low-calorie can be until you taste these easy, comforting fall dinners. Packed with seasonal produce and earthy flavors, these healthy fall recipes will fill you up without weighing you down.
Can't get enough of autumn's exquisite and aromatic ingredients? Give these classic apple pies a try.
Skillet Chicken with Cranberries and Apples
Celebrate the flavors of fall with chicken cooked in a fast apple-cranberry sauce. If you prefer a less tart flavor, try dried cranberries instead of fresh. Serve with quick-cooking wild rice and roasted Brussels sprouts.
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Tibetan / Vajrayana
Vajrayana Buddhism is most closely associated with Tibet and can be characterized by the figure of the siddha, the master whose spiritual realization is so profound that he or she has power over the phenomenal world, and in whom the profundity and vastness of absolute truth is fully and completely manifested. Many of our most well-known authors come from this tradition of Tibetan Buddhism .
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Chapter Six of Chandrakirti's Entering the Middle Way with Commentary from the Eighth Karmapa Mikyo Dorje's CHariot of the Dagpo Kagyu SiddhasNagarjuna, in his seminal text, The Fundamental Wisdom of the Middle Way, summarized the vast teachings of the Buddha and used logical reasoning to prove the validity of his words. Entering the Middle Way is Chandrakirti's explanation of Nagarjuna's work. Its sixth chapter, which comprises the majority of the text, has four main sections: an explanation of how in genuine reality phenomena do not truly arise; a refutation of… Read More
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Tsongkhapa's commentary entitled A Book of Three Inspirations: A Treatise on the Stages of Training in the Profound Path of Naro's Six Dharmas is commonly referred to as The Three Inspirations. Anyone who has read more than a few books on Tibetan Buddhism will have encountered references to the Six Yogas of Naropa, a preeminent yogic technology system. The six practices—inner heat, illusory body, clear light, consciousness transference, forceful projection,… Read More
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This Precious Life
Tibetan Buddhist Teachings on the Path to EnlightenmentUsing the traditional Tibetan Buddhist framework of the Four Reminders—the preciousness of human birth, the truth of impermanence, the reality of suffering, and the inescapability of karma—Khandro Rinpoche explains why and how we could all better use this short life to pursue a spiritual path and make the world a better place. The book includes contemplative exercises that encourage us to appreciate the tremendous potential of the human body and… Read More
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This pocket-sized reader will be cherished by students of Tibetan Buddhism as well as the many readers of such popular books as The Art of Happiness, When Things Fall Apart, The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying, and Awakening the Buddha Within. This unique collection features short inspirational selections and pithy quotations from the great masters of Tibetan Buddhism, past and present, including Milarepa,… Read More
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Brian Bridges is a composer, lecturer and electronic musician from Dublin. His creative work includes sound-based installations, audiovisual pieces and electroacoustic and acoustic composition. Since 2008, he has been a lecturer at the University of Ulster's School of Creative Arts and Technologies in Derry, Northern Ireland. He is a member of the Spatial Music Collective, a group of Dublin-based composers dedicated to the composition and presentation of spatial music for instruments and electronics. His pieces have been programmed at festivals in the UK, Ireland, Denmark, Cuba, China and Ecuador and he is represented by the Contemporary Music Centre.
Brian completed his master's degree in Music and Media Technologies at Trinity College Dublin in 2003, where he studied composition with Donnacha Dennehy, Roger Doyle and Jürgen Simpson, followed by private study with Glenn Branca and Tony Conrad in the US. His PhD on microtonal music (supervised by Victor Lazzarini) was awarded by the National University of Ireland, Maynooth in 2013.
If you would like to make contact with Brian, please email him at bd [dot] bridges [at] ulster [dot] ac [dot] uk. (Scores etc. are now available from the Contemporary Music Centre.)


text: What's Hot, What's Not tag:blog.iup.edu,2012-02-13:/hqmq/whats_hot_whats_not/1562 2012-04-29T20:18:50Z The do's and dont's of fashion Movable Type 4.38 Ebony & Ivory Fashion Show tag:blog.iup.edu,2012:/hqmq/whats_hot_whats_not//1562.8819 2012-04-29T20:03:03Z 2012-04-29T20:18:50Z Ms. Rydesha Shantel Harris Since it was a fashion show people came out dress to impress. Girls came in real nice dresses and jeans. When talking to the audience I asked where people got their outfits from. Many people told me that they got their outfits from the new store in the mall called strawberry. Some people ordered their outfits and had them shipped here. Many stores were brought up in my interviews from people. Like Forever and rule21. But for all you people who want a quick outfit here in Indiana go to the new store strawberry, they have nice clothes and nice prices. But if you missed out on the fashion show this weekend you missed out on a good show and great clothes. ]]> Warm Weekend tag:blog.iup.edu,2012:/hqmq/whats_hot_whats_not//1562.8790 2012-04-22T20:48:23Z 2012-04-22T20:48:46Z With the warm weather this weekend, everybody brought out their shorts and summer dresses. The sandals were out also. I seen so many cute sandals. When i asked where they got their sandals from, most people said old navy or... Ms. Rydesha Shantel Harris IUP Greek Weekend tag:blog.iup.edu,2012:/hqmq/whats_hot_whats_not//1562.8775 2012-04-15T19:28:20Z 2012-04-15T20:08:44Z Ms. Rydesha Shantel Harris ]]> Warm Weather is Here tag:blog.iup.edu,2012:/hqmq/whats_hot_whats_not//1562.8680 2012-03-25T21:39:14Z 2012-03-25T21:56:04Z Now that its starting to get warm out people are starting to bust out the shorts and dresses. Ladies you can always wear a nice long summer dress and look good and be nice and cool all at the same... Ms. Rydesha Shantel Harris Forever 21 and Charlotte Russe. These stores have a great selection of not only dresses but shorts and everything else. The best part about these stores are their prices. You can look good and an affordable cost. If anyone of my readers fine any website or outfit that you would like me to share with everybody just comment and let me know. ]]> Introduction tag:blog.iup.edu,2012:/hqmq/whats_hot_whats_not//1562.8567 2012-02-28T14:51:35Z 2012-02-28T15:08:00Z Ms. Rydesha Shantel Harris Rydesha Harris. I am a junior at IUP. I love fashion. Sometimes I think I should have been a fashion major. So each week I will blog about what's hot in fashion and what's not. Each week after I post readers will be able to comment and add your opinion. The blog will be based on my opinion and facts that I find. I hope you enjoy reading as much as im going to enjoy writing. ]]>


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Apple Driving Workers to Threaten Mass Suicide? The Pathologies of the Modern Corporation
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Here in my household, we are swimming in Apple products. We have four iPhones, although only three of them are currently in use. We have an iPod and an iPad. We have a MacBook and a MacBook Air (on which this post is currently being composed). We have two iBooks in storage, along with my iMac, which dates to the summer of 2000. It still boots up and works just fine.
I'm not an Apple fanboy. I just prefer products that work well, rarely ever crash, and help me create value. Apple products meet those needs perfectly, whereas most PCs I've used simply don't.
If those were the only things I cared about in life, I wouldn't give those products a second thought. But there's more to life than a functional piece of consumer electronics. Those items should exist to help me do the things in life that I want to do, to help me live a better life. They're tools, not ends.
Even that's not sufficient. One of my main goals in life is to build a better world, to ease suffering, end oppression, and provide equality – all in order that others may have the freedom to pursue their own dreams. A well-designed product can certainly help that process along. But what if the way that product is made actually undermines those broader goals? Suddenly, there's a problem.
In the last year or two, it's become increasingly clear that the way Apple makes its products is deeply flawed. Working conditions at the factory which makes most of their products – Foxconn in Shenzhen, China – are so appalling that workers engaged in a rash of suicides in 2010 to ameliorate their own suffering. Earlier this year workers threatened mass suicide over pay and working conditions. And of course, there's the fact that Apple makes these products overseas rather than in the United States, where unemployment remains at some of the highest levels we've seen since the Great Depression.
Here in the 21st century, it should be clear to us that better technology is not sufficient to build the kind of better lives and society that we want. If it were, we wouldn't be in a position of mass unemployment, widespread suffering, and a democracy in decay. Social institutions, including workplaces and corporations, have to be full partners in building a democratic, empowered, and equal society.
Most corporations, however, don't see themselves that way – including Apple. Today's New York Times took a look at Apple, America And A Squeezed Middle Class, curious to see why Apple no longer manufactures its products in the US and what the impact is on our prosperity. They found that Apple builds in China in large part because they have a narrow focus on their products and their profits, and disdain wider concerns for the good of society. When an unnamed Apple executive was asked about their role in addressing America's economic problems, their response was revealing:
They say Apple's success has benefited the economy by empowering entrepreneurs and creating jobs at companies like cellular providers and businesses shipping Apple products. And, ultimately, they say curing unemployment is not their job.
"We sell iPhones in over a hundred countries," a current Apple executive said. "We don't have an obligation to solve America's problems. Our only obligation is making the best product possible."
That quote is perhaps the best encapsulation of the pathologies of the modern American corporation. In fact, Apple does have an obligation to solve America's problems. Everyone who lives in this country has that obligation. And corporations have that obligation too. If they don't want to help make things better, then they shouldn't exist.
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We recently updated the matrix of browsers in which YUI is tested. We decoupled the Browser Test Baseline matrix from Graded Browser Support last year, but today we're taking this a step further…
We've added a new page to our site: YUI Target Environments. Here's the matrix of the environments which YUI currently targets:
|Internet Explorer
|Latest stable
|Latest stable
|Latest stable (desktop)
|iOS 4.
|iOS 5.
|Android 2.2.
|Android 2.3.
|Android 4.
Our Graded Browser Support page has been doing double-duty, both promoting progressive enhancement development practices and defining YUI's supported browsers. This led to confusion that the matrix was a recommendation about where your application should work. To reduce this confusion we have created a separate page, YUI Target Environments, to house the matrix of YUI's target environments (both browsers and Node.js).
There's a good chance the set of environments that you're targeting for your project is either the same as or a subset of the ones YUI targets. However, we understand that the audience for each app is different; data gathered from your web analytics should be used to make informed decisions when choosing which environments you're going to target. These are engineering and business decisions which require weighing the tradeoffs—a one-size-fits-all recommendation will not account for these specifics.
Additionally, the modular architecture of YUI supports capability-based loading for those environments which need additional code or alternate implementations of features (like old versions of IE.) This means IE 6/7-specific code will only be downloaded and executed in those environments which need it. A person using your app in the latest version of Google Chrome will not incur the cost or overhead of loading code needed for old versions of IE. Capability-based loading is seamless and will be taken care of for you—it's baked into YUI's core.
The environments which YUI targets are not all browsers. YUI is tested in and designed to work in a Node.js server environment. Over the past year, a lot of work has been done in YUI to target Node.js as a first-class environment.
It's important to note that YUI support in Node.js is on a module-by-module basis. Node.js differs from browser environments in a drastic way—it does not come with an implementation of the DOM APIs. YUI does not come with server-side DOM support either. In fact, we recommend against running a DOM on the server for performance reasons. This means that only a subset of YUI modules will run natively within a Node.js environment: those modules which do not depend on DOM APIs. If you're inclined to run a DOM on the server, refer to this example.
The new YUI Target Environments page contains a section on Node.js with two lists of modules: those with native Node.js support, and those which are DOM dependent.
Being able to use YUI on the server opens up many opportunities to share code between the browser and server environments; a great example being Mojito, which takes full advantage of this.
Our plan is to phase out the term "Graded Browser Support" (GBS) in favor of "Progressive Enhancement" (PE) shortly. The core idea behind graded browser support is progressive enhancement, so really this is a change to what we call it.
We will continue to promote the concepts and strategy of taking a progressive enhancement approach to web development, while separating it from the matrix of specific environments which YUI targets. We want to help developers use this information to make informed decisions about which environments they'll target for their projects.
It's a shame that Opera isn't supported. I would really like to see it listed here.
I know you can easily say that a lot of other js frameworks aren't supporting opera as well. But this is the point. It makes even e-banking websites useless for Opera users cause there (are forced to) use frameworks without opera support.
Support Opera and YUI will be the first choice for every big website where "It needs to work for everybody" is the most important point!
IE 6 but no Opera? Very disappointing …
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Opera is one of those browsers that should "just work", some of our engineers (myself included) always test on Opera. But we don't make it a show stopper to test on it and it's not currently in our CI environment.
If an issue is reported, it will get fixed (Get had an Opera issue that I found & we fixed it). It just doesn't have a big enough market share for us to waste the effort on testing cycles on it given that things should "just work" anyway.
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Opera should indeed "just work", because it's 100% standards-compliant.
Therefore it is actually *valuable* to test for Opera, because if it doesn't work correctly, it's almost surely your code that is non-standard.
Of course Opera tries to be lenient to accept the same deviations as other browsers, but it's nearly impossible (given the number of sites that tell Opera users to "upgrade to a modern browser").
They might as well tell their users "sorry, we only support browsers produced in the USA!" (which is what it amounts to).
Anyway, test for Opera, support Opera. Given it's dedication to standards-compliance, it really can only improve your code quality.


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Oregon Trees survive and grow. by Pat FarrThursday, June 26th, 2014
I love this picture. Our two sons are kayaking on Fern Ridge Lake just west of our home in Eugene. I am a preservationist, and we preservationists have to be happy to see the backdrop of Douglas fir trees in their many phases of growth. In this picture you see old growth, second growth, third growth and ornamentally planted Doug fir, which is (as you likely know) our state tree.
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Official Contact Details - Altos de AmadorPhone: (+507) 67137165
Beautiful apartment, located in Amador, at the entrance of the Panama Canal, with breathtaking view of the Ocean, Casco Antiguo, the skyline of Panama City and the mountain of Cerro Ancon!
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It has been furnished with care to give you the best comfort and make you feel just right at home. Enjoy the great orthopedic memory foam bed and the large bathroom with double sink and its wide shower with rainy water effect!
The kitchen is fully equipped so you'll be able to enjoy a freshly brewed coffee, make your favorite smoothie with tropical fruits or enjoy a roast dinner!!!
The condominium is surrounded by a lush vegetation like palm, mango and caoba trees and has a variety of birds... On lucky days you might even see a Toucan from your living room window;-) Enjoy the great panoramic view on the top floor terraces where you'll be able to relax after your busy day!
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Amador is one of the top tourist destination area of the capital with its lovely promenade of palm trees (great for joggers!) where you will find a variety of restaurants, stores, as well as the departure pier for Taboga Island (known for its variety of flowers) and you'll be able to observe the ships awaiting their turn to enter the famous Canal!
It is also home to the Smithsonion Institute (the world's largest marine museum!) and soon to the Bridge of Live museum designed by the renown architect Frank Gehry.
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