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On Thursday, six skate nurseries in Alaska's Bering Sea were designated as "Habitat Areas of Particular Concern." Skates are a member of the ray family, and live on the seafloor. The designation requires consultation with the National Marine Fisheries Service before activities such as offshore oil and gas development can take place.
The protected nurseries are six of only 13 or 14 total sites in the Bering Sea where skates lay their leathery egg cases, commonly known as mermaid's purses, in deep submarine canyons. Skate eggs take three years hatch, making them extremely vulnerable to seafloor destruction.
With over 200 species of skate around the globe, they are part of the ancient family that includes sharks and rays. While the family has survived many mass extinctions, including those that killed the dinosaurs, they have not evolved to survive the dramatic impacts of humans on their habitat. Many species, including the common skate, have been dangerously overfished, and the nurseries in the Bering Sea are critical to the continued survival of skates in the North Pacific.

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Rick Ross' Los Angeles Show Postponed Due to Health Concerns
Rick Ross appears to be taking doctor's orders and slowing down. The "Hustlin'" rapper has postponed his Los Angeles show to 2012 following a medical emergency last week.
Rozay was scheduled to headline the "Tru 2 Music" concert at NOKIA Theatre L.A. LIVE on Sunday, October 23, with performers Busta Rhymes, Y.G., Eric Bellinger, and more. Due to health concerns, the promoters have decided to delay the event until January 13 to give Ross a chance to recuperate.
"We truly want Rick Ross to be at 110% so that he is able to offer fans a once in a life time show," said Tru Royalty Entertainment in a statement. "His healthy recovery is our main concern and we have worked with management to insure the new date gives Rick Ross enough time to recoup."
The Teflon Don, whose new album God Forgives, I Don't is scheduled for release on December 13, canceled concerts in Memphis and Greensboro over the weekend, and recently postponed another show in Atlanta.
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550 farmers came to Angers, Western France, on May 23rd, 2011 for a huge demonstration. This demonstration involved producers from all sectors and once more you could see the desperation of farmers in Europe and the anger that prevails in rural areas.
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In celebration of Abraham Lincoln's birthday and legacy, Participant Media collaborated with Active Voice to host eight special screenings of Lincoln on February 12, 2013. The events aimed to spark educational and community conversations around the film's themes of leadership, civic engagement and public service.
Film screenings in the eight towns were immediately followed by panel discussions involving local leaders, historians and community members. Conversations encouraged involvement in local city councils, engaging youth in the political process and building a sense of unity among residents.
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Lincoln, Arkansas
Lincoln, AR is a small and rural town, much like the area where Abraham Lincoln grew up. Lincoln is surrounded by many historic places that were actual Civil War battlegrounds, including the Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park. The town's small population encourages honesty and achieving local goals. The screening took place at Lincoln High School, and was student-led and organized by the Lincoln High School East Class.
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Named in 1881 and encompassing the historic farm where Abraham Lincoln lived from age 7 to 21, Lincoln City, IN quickly became a thriving community featuring frequent rail service, hotels, stores, churches, schools and taverns. Today, much of the original town has been removed to feature Lincoln's frontier home as part of the Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial. Lincoln's mother, Nancy Hanks, is buried in Lincoln City where, in 1859, Lincoln said: "There I grew up." Today, Lincoln City is a quiet, rural community of only a few hundred people. The screening took place at the Memorial in partnership with the Lincoln Amphitheatre and Spier Spencer Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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A childhood neighbor of Abraham Lincoln in both Kentucky and Indiana helped settle the town of Lincoln, KS in the late 1860s. Descendants of Lincoln's mother, Nancy Hanks, still live in the county. Wheat, sorghum, beans and alfalfa are grown here. Cattle are raised amid rolling hills of native pastures fenced by limestone posts (or "post rocks") and the countryside is graced by limestone homes and barns. Windmills of the homestead years along Interstate 70 are now dwarfed by miles of towering wind farms, a modern day legacy of President Lincoln signing the Homestead Act in 1862. For the past 23 years, the 1300-resident town has hosted a Lincoln Reenactment weekend over President's Day Weekend. The Feb. 12th screening was hosted by the Lincoln County Historical Society in partnership with the Nicodemus Historical Society. Nicodemus is the only remaining western town established by African Americans during the Reconstruction Period following the Civil War.
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The Village of Lincoln, MI is a small town that is one mile square with approximately 360 full-time residents. Lincoln was established during the early logging period of the late 1800s. Lincoln was originally named East Harrisville, but shortly after Lincoln's assassination the name was changed to Lincoln. In recent years, Lincoln has undergone full-scale downtown renovation, and their screening event drew more than 400 attendees.
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Lincoln, MO was incorporated in 1869 in honor of President Lincoln. Since Missouri was a border state during the Civil War, men who returned from the war fought on different sides. As the story goes, they would keep to their respective sides of Main Street and spend the day shouting insults at each other, though the saloon was set aside as neutral ground. Modern day Lincoln is much more peaceful and many enjoy the recreational opportunities afforded by nearby Truman Lake and Lake of the Ozarks. The screening was hosted by the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce, and included a spaghetti dinner fundraiser for the high school's freshmen class.
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Lincoln, MT has its roots with the origin of a mining community four miles north of present-day Lincoln, which was founded in 1865. Many of the new inhabitants of Lincoln and surrounding mining communities were disillusioned veterans attempting to start new lives after the Civil War. Their lives having been substantially changed by the war, they called on courage and determination to start over in new, unsettled and challenging areas of the mountainous West, leaving family, friends and sorrows behind. The screening was hosted by the City of Lincoln in their Community Hall, which was constructed in 1916.
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Lincoln, NM is best known for the notorious William Bonney aka, Billy the Kid as well as its legacy of Wild West shoot outs and show downs. Situated along El Camino Real, one of the oldest trade routes in the United States, Lincoln is regarded by historians as the most authentic and original Old West town of its era (the 1870s and 1880s). Through the mixed ownership of its buildings by New Mexico State Monuments and various private owners, Lincoln's 17 historic structures and sites, comprising the Lincoln State Monument, make the town a popular historical destination that attracts visitors who want to see a Wild West community frozen in time. The screening was hosted by the County of Lincoln.


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"Blair wants better-off to pay for more public services" — er, well — BLARES the Guardian, referring to the First Citizen's latest egalitarian wheeze to soak what remains of Britain's Middle Classes.
Undergoing one of his ritual grillings by senior MPs on the Commons Liaison Committee (No! Not the body set up by the late Alan Clarke to organize his extra-curricular activities!), our leading Jacobin revealed that something called "co-payment" — under which the Government would "share" with people the cost of new or expanded public services — was on Downing Street's long-term agenda.
This was an interesting concept since it implicitly recognises that we are fed up with being so heavily taxed — and that we are at the point of rebellion at the government's money-grabbing criminalisation of our cars — so other sources of revenue are now urgently required.
Yet, in the very same testimony, he assured John McFall of the Treasury Select Committee that no new taxes would be levied, no spending cuts were needed but that his arch rival — Gordon Brown's — "fiscal rules would be met".
Is the PM in danger of "misleading" us on this one, or should we look at the "totality" of what he had to say. Perhaps he has received "faulty intelligence" from the Chancellor….
I think what we need is to give another septuagenarian establishment toff something to fill in the time between whist drives and the start of the flat season by convening another inquiry into the matter!
The Guardian says Mr Blair's "policy advisers" (Help!) are studying plans for a universal childcare scheme that would be free for the "poorest" families but would provide a paid-for service for others.
The idea, the paper continues, could also be applied to something called "lifelong learning" with people in work paying to upgrade their skills. What a truly revolutionary idea — next, they'll be asking us to stump up for our kids' driving lessons and our wives' chi yoga classes!
There are also said to be plans for the employed paying more for congestion charging and motorway tolls and so on and so forth — while the masses of idle dole-grubbers cruise around in their one-headlamped, smoke-belching, uninsured jalopies costlessly, one presumes.
Here's a better idea — how about the state butts out entirely and instead we ALL pay out of our existing means for exactly enough of what it is we think we most urgently need among our many competing and often insatiable wants, before working down that long list in order of our unique, individual preferences?
How about we go out to service somebody else's wants in order to get them to look after ours in return?
How about if those most successful in this business of satisfying the needs of others, in turn, are the ones free to enjoy the opportunity for the greatest satisfaction of their own?
How about if the government restricts itself to providing an impartial means for resolving any disputes which arise along the way and of enforcing judgements made against those who are found guilty of infringing on our individual freedoms and property rights, or who break their freely entered-into contracts with us?
How about RobespiBlaire closing down most of Westminster and Whitehall, eschewing all his messianic visions of re-ordering the planet and going out to make a more honest living as a civil lawyer, in a role where even HE might actually do us some good for once?
It might not solve all of society's problems overnight — male pattern baldness and female cellulite might prove a little more intractable — but we have every confidence the great mass of us would prosper, while even the feckless and the foolish would receive precisely whatever it is they deserve in life.
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Do You Feel Deprived?
David Spero
September 5, 2012
Chronic illness takes things away from you. But diabetes can take away more than most. Do you ever feel deprived by diabetes? How do you cope with those feelings?
With my MS (multiple sclerosis), I've experienced a fair amount of loss. It's mostly mobility — I have to sit and watch other people do things I loved doing and would still like to do. First it was playing basketball, then dancing, then walking, and a bunch of other things, not all of them athletic. You may have experienced some of those losses, too.
One thing MS doesn't really take away is eating. The establishment line is that you can eat whatever you want. Some alternative practitioners disagree, but there's certainly no carb counting, no forbidden foods, no limits on quantities. I can go to a family gathering and eat whatever they put in front of me.
Diabetes is different. Many people with diabetes worry about food all the time. You watch everything you eat, both quality and quantity. Even though you can get used to it, that attention has to wear on you sometimes. Especially when the people you're with are unaware or unhelpful, or when they're too helpful and don't let you make your own choices.
Because so many diets have been recommended for MS, I have been through times of not being able to eat what my friends and family were eating, not being able to order in restaurants or share food at a party. Since I've not noted any benefit to these diets, I haven't stayed on them for more than a few months each, but diabetes is for a lifetime.
Do you ever feel deprived about food? Do you ever just want to pig out on something you shouldn't have but which you know will be sensually and emotionally satisfying? How do you manage those feelings and control those behaviors? What makes you feel better about the whole thing?
Chronic illness can take away more than food; it can rob your sense of control. With MS, there are few medications to take, no blood testing to do, no worrying about going too low if you take too much insulin. I don't take any MS medicines, and I don't even have to waste a bunch of time seeing doctors, since they can't do much for me anyway. I see my neurologist about once a year at most. Same with my general practitioner.
As a result, I can feel pretty much in control of my health much of the time. People with diabetes often spend a lot of time in doctors' offices or waiting rooms. Your well-being may depend, or seem to depend, on your medicines and the quality of your medical team. You can stay awake nights worrying about how to pay for your care, or what happens if you lose your health insurance.
Feeling dependent on forces outside your control is a major loss and can be highly stressful. If relying on the medical system makes you feel insecure or out of control, how do you deal with that? Getting emotional or practical support from other people would help, but is that help available? Do you use it?
I wonder about what thoughts are helpful in dealing with feelings of deprivation, and what thoughts make them worse. Of course, even if we know what thoughts to avoid, it's not so easy to avoid them, is it?
I've learned from reading the comments on DiabetesSelfManagement.com over the years that people with a positive attitude seem to enjoy their lives more and cope better. Keeping positive thoughts when parts of your life keep getting taken away is difficult, though. One thing that helps me is realizing how much more I have than most people. It seems selfish to worry about not being able to eat cake when billions of people are struggling to find any food at all.
I can't walk outside my apartment or drive, but I have a mobility scooter and great public transportation to take me places. Some people can't afford to go anywhere, or are physically unable to get out of bed. So I'm lucky.
I also count my blessings. I have people who love me and look out for me. I have interesting friends and colleagues to talk to or e-mail, including many on this blog. I have work that is fascinating and rewarding. (One MS friend says "it's not work. It's a hobby you get paid for.") I have my granddaughter Anaya to help take care of and enjoy watching grow.
So basically I feel happy with my life. But I'd be lying if I said there aren't times I feel deprived. How about you? Any advice or stories would be appreciated.
I have a cold now. I work with preschool kids, so getting colds is part of my job. I have found that I need to rest more than other people because I have diabetes. I would rather go to the gym, or get my work done as it piles up when I am sick. I do not like this part of my condition. I agree with you about staying positive. It is a lifestyle I cultivate. After school today I hung out in bed watching comedy on Netflicks. How great was that I laughed and laughed and felt better. There are no support groups that I can find in my valley. So I don't really have anyone to talk to about my journey. I do love reading the blogs and think what a connected time we live in. About food I read about what sugar and other foods do to us. It helps me think about them as posion. I do substitute alot and find my own treats. I got a blender that makes nice thick shakes out of strawberries, water, proteen powder. And that makes me happy.
Posted by: Kathleen | Sep 06, 2012 12:19 AM
Gratitude is a huge part of dealing with this, for me. Sometimes I think about all the other chronic or terminal diseases I might have, and I'm glad it's diabetes and not one of those. Even though sometimes (okay, often), you feel like you're doing everything right but not getting the numbers you want, all things considered it's a pretty manageable disease. The treatment doesn't make my hair fall out. I can still be active. There's still lots of great stuff I can eat. There is insulin and it works. And if I do need some extra rest or to decline an invitation or to tell people no and stick to my boundaries? It's a reason no one can argue with. I call that (in my head) "playing the diabetes card" and it's kind of awesome to have that in my hip pocket sometimes. The disease forces me to take the best care of myself I can and be attentive to MY needs and not feel guilty about it.
Posted by: Sara | Sep 09, 2012 05:38 PM
I like the idea of not "believing in your thoughts." As a matter of fact, it is helpful to simply watch one's thoughts simply pass through, in a Mindful way, to alleviate the tension that many thoughts can produce when we hook on to them as truth. At least, it is more powerful to discern which ones we choose to believe in, such as affirmations. This is where the mind can help diabetes. Discerning which thoughts may support rather that sabotage health and well being is a path to recovery.
Posted by: Beverly Benoit | Sep 11, 2012 07:16 PM
Before I developed diabetes, I had been wrestling with a horrible, intractable major depression for several years. I did not have much success in changing that. I already knew a lot about diabetes, and knew I was on the road to developing it. So when I was actually diagnosed, I did not feel at all deprived - I was RELIEVED! At last, I thought, I have a problem I can do something about! I know how to deal with this! Whenever I get even the smallest hint of feelings of deprivation, I remember that. It's so much better to have a problem that you can do a lot to control, even if the control is not perfect.
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Answer: As my regular readers know, I'm always leery about superlatives — "first," "most," what have you — for a variety of reasons. Most people cite Night of the Day of the Dawn of the Son of the Bride of the Return of the Revenge of the Terror of the Attack of the Evil, Mutant, Alien, Flesh Eating, Hellbound, Zombified Living Dead Part 2: In Shocking 2-D (1991) as the longest English-language title of all time, but it's clearly a gimmicky joke — the movie it's attached to is actually Night of the Living Dead (1968) with new, "comic" dialogue à la Blobermouth (1991). So I'd rather go with real movies whose titles are at least nominally straight-faced (note that I did say "nominally"), like The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Direction of the Marquis de Sade (1967) — commonly abbreviated as Marat/Sade — or The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-up Zombies (1964).
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The Linux Foundation is sponsoring an official contest for an inspirational Linux commercial. The winner will get fame and fortune and a trip to the Linux Symposium in Tokyo.
In one of LinuxFoundation.org's blogs, the community organization behind the free OS alluded to some of the recent "I'm a Mac" and "I'm a PC" TV commercials and found that it's now time to create one for Linux. This considering that the Redmond giant had engaged Jerry Seinfeld for 10 million dollars to appear in a more casual presentation of its OS (see YouTube). Despite considerable media attention, the costly TV spot fell flat with viewers and was soon recalled. Microsoft instead followed up with its "I'm a PC" spoof on Apple, upon which Apple countered with its own "I'm a Mac" campaign. The Linux Foundation began to realize in all this melee that its OS was being hugely underrepresented.
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Even though the "I'm Linux" video contest doesn't start until January 26th, the rules are already being formulated. The video must be limited to 60 seconds, can't violate the foundation's terms of service and is open to 18-year-olds and older. The contest closes midnight Pacific time on March 15, 2009. The winning video, decided by a panel of judges, will be presented at the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit in San Francisco on April 8th. The prize is airfare, accommodations and participation in the Japan Linux Symposium in Tokyo October, 2009.
The Linux Foundation will formally launch the contest in late January, but comments and questions are welcome in preparation for the event. Meanwhile, promo hobbyists can get a head start now by uploading their entries on the foundation webpage.
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An Arkansas Department of Correction inmate who allegedly killed his cell mate over the weekend using a sheet has ties to Union County where he was convicted of capital murder in the deaths of his parents 21 years ago, according to News-Times archives.
Robert J. Holland, 44, was only 22 years old when he was convicted in the May 1991 deaths of Robert C. Holland and Phyllis Holland in October 1991. He was sentenced to life in prison without a chance for parole.
Holland, who was housed at the Cummins Unit in Lincoln County, stopped a guard during his 1 a.m. Saturday cell check and told him he'd strangled his cell mate, Matthew Schiele, 22, of Benton County, with a bed sheet.
According to an Arkansas Democrat-Gazette story, officers found nothing unusual during the 11 p.m. check and make the rounds every 30 minutes.
ADC spokesperson Shea Wilson said Holland stated he'd killed Schiele two hours earlier but concealed the body with a bed sheet.
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I was all set to make the expected jokes and snide comments about this movie. Nicolas Cage's hair is as silly as ever. The premise sounds like a discarded idea for one of the Grindhouse fake movie trailers. It's yet another film brought to us in wildly unnecessary 3D. Cage's last "supernatural motorist from hell" movie kinda sorta completely sucked. The sum of its parts is supposed to add up to "lame," but via some cinematic magic, the trailer for Drive Angry 3D actually looks somewhat fun. I think the presence of William Fichtner as the Devil's "right hand man" is the variable that pushes it over into "This movie might be kind of cool on the sly, but I'll still have to pretend I hate it around my friends" territory.
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The idea of using "X" in place of Christ is not a modern idea. In the Modern Roman Alphabet, which comes from the Greeks who were before Rome, the first letter of the word "Christ" is "chi" which is represented by a symbol similar to the letter "X."
X in Ancient Greek is pronounced as the hard "ch." The Greek Chi or X is the first letter in the Greek word Christos as in Iesus Christos aka Jesus Christ. You will frequently see people write Xmas, as well as Xian, which means Christian, using the same principle.
Chi is written as an "X" and Rho is written as a "P," but they are the first two letters of the Greek word Christ "savior" "XP" is sometimes used to stand for. Sometimes X is used alone. This is the case in the Chi (X) abbreviation for Christ in Xmas.
Thus, Xmas is not directly a way of secularizing the holiday, but since "X" is not Chi in English, we read the word as X-mas and see no connection with Christ. It's really not the word Xmas fault, but our ignorance. Some may use Xmas today as an unchristian shortcut for Christmas, but the ancient abbreviation by no means originated as such so if those who wish to secularize Christmas really knew their own history and etymology they'd stop using the old (before 1551 AD, before the KJV was translated) way of writing out the word for Christ in Greek. The scribes who copied New Testament manuscripts had no intention of taking Christ out of the New Testament. They used the abbreviation simply to save time and space.
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NEWPORT NEWS ——Their top three players are gone, including the second-leading scorer in Division III history. Their coach abruptly resigned two and a half months before the season started, and their top returning player averaged 6.4 points per game.
It's no wonder, then, that slightly less is expected from a Christopher Newport women's basketball team that advanced to the first Final Four in school history last season — at least by outside observers.
Jessica Moore and Barbara Davis (a combined 17.5 points and 13.9 rebounds per game) and longtime coach Carolyn Hunter, who resigned on Sept. 2 after going 265-103 in 13 seasons.
"Last year, we had a target on our back," said sophomore guard Tia Perry, a product of Tabb High who averaged 4.2 points and 4.2 rebounds and started two games last season. "This year, (being) third, it gives us a little motivation to fight and show people, yeah, we lost a few factors on our team, but we still have what it takes to fight."
Defending regular-season champion Greensboro was picked to win the league, while Ferrum's women's team was second.
The CNU men, coming off an 18-9 season in John Krikorian's first season, were picked to finish second, behind 2010-11 champion North Carolina Wesleyan.
While Krikorian finds the going, from practices to pre-game meals, smoother in his second year at the CNU helm, interim women's coach Jon Waters, a 19-year assistant to former men's coach and Captains athletic director C.J. Woollum, got his initial look at his team in Monday's first practice.
"It's way too early to know exactly how any of these different pieces fit together or what's there," Waters said. "… One of the things with last year is that each of the complementary players had their own strengths. One of the great things that Carolyn was able to do with that group was to pull the different pieces together and allow each person to kind of just play their part.
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Crowds of up to 100 people were involved in disorder that started at around 8.40pm in the Knockdhu Park and Ferris Avenue areas of the Co Antrim town.
Police who arrived at the scene were attacked and one officer required hospital treatment to a head injury.
A family of five were inside one of the homes on Ferris Avenue when it was targeted. Its windows were smashed and damage was caused to the interior.
A mother and her two sons living nearby also had their home and car both badly damaged.
Police had made two arrests in the area on the previous afternoon following a fight involving five men.
On Sunday several people were also assaulted at the scene- a man living at a property on Knockdhu Park was left seriously injured and was taken to hospital - where he remains in a stable condition.
The police have confirmed his house was damaged a fortnight ago on 18 March.
ACC Hamilton said that members of the public alerted police at around 7.40pm to "a large number of paramilitary types" in Carrickfergus - some of whom were masked.
"The assessment was they were probably meeting in Carrickfergus to go on somewhere else. Police identified a number of possibilities, based on recent rises in tension across east Antrim. About an hour later, we had the first attack on a house in Larne and police responded to that within three minutes."
It is significant, this isn't an isolated incident. Tension has been mounting within the Larne area over the last number of weeks and months.ACC George Hamilton
It is significant, this isn't an isolated incident. Tension has been mounting within the Larne area over the last number of weeks and months.
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ACC Hamilton attributed the attack to the south east Antrim UDA, whose members "seemed to be on a power trip", adding the grouping was "disparate" from other elements within the UDA.
"Within the last week we actually arrested six people who would be connected to this grouping, they have been charged with things such as threats to kill and intimidation, criminal damage and so on," he said.
"These groups seem to want to have some power or legitimacy within communities and it's very important that the community themselves don't do anything to give legitimacy to these groups. There are ways of dealing with tensions and with difficulties within communities."
ACC Hamilton explained that two patrol cars responded to the first instance of disorder, followed by around 25 riot officers 15 minutes later and another public order unit soon after.
"In a town the size of Larne, I think the number of police officers that we had available to deploy very quickly to that scenario last night was proportionate. If you were the victim of that last night, you probably wouldn't see it that way, but of course resources are not endless."
He said extra resources have been put in place in the area following the outbreak of trouble.
The south east Antrim UDA should get off the backs of the people of Larne and disband immediately.Oliver McMullan, Sinn Féin
The south east Antrim UDA should get off the backs of the people of Larne and disband immediately.
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Local Church of Ireland Minister, Rev Harold Sharp, visited the area to console those left traumatised by the events.
"They are still in a state of shock and disbelief that people could come into the Larne area and cause such devastation," he told UTV.
"They just couldn't believe that it was happening and that it was happening so blatantly, that it should be possible for people to come armed with the intent of violence, for violence has achieved nothing in the past. I'm just appalled, what's the benefit of it all, what has been achieved except to generate fear."
Sinn Féin East Antrim MLA Oliver McMullan said that he would be asking for a report on the police response to the incident as he claims he had warned them such an attack was "imminent".
"Some of the victims of last night's attacks have already been attacked on more than one occasion," he said.
"I acknowledge the courage and the efforts of the police officers injured in an effort to prevent an attack on one of the homes.
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DUP Deputy Mayor of Larne Drew Niblock appealed for calm in the town and no retaliation.
"Whilst these two homes have been subject to attacks in the past few weeks, this is not indicative of what goes on in Larne, Larne has just completed a very successful half-marathon on Saturday, the Giro d 'Italia will be coming through the town in May, it is a thriving port and there has been relative peace in Larne over the past years," he commented.
UUP MLA for the area, Roy Beggs condemned those behind the attacks and appealed for anyone with information to contact police.
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Alliance East Antrim MLA Stewart Dickson also condemned those responsible for the violence, stating that "there is no place for this type of public disorder on our streets".
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If you want the truncated version, it looks as though the Timeless Isle will offer the most diverse and quickest potential ways to upgrade your gear, however, it could be difficult for fresh level 90s or certain classes to solo there, so keep in mind other options--like intro ilevel 476 PvP gear, reputation gear, Valor gear, and Battlefield Barrens gear (while it still lasts!). The full Blizzard post is available behind the cut, and good luck gearing up for the Siege of Orgrimmar!
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Enjoy a warm welcome at the Sheraton Sioux Falls & Convention Center. Glass elevators, a botanical atrium, and two indoor waterfalls made to replicate the nearby Falls Park create a dramatic entrance in our lobby. Our six-story hotel is conveniently attached to the Sioux Falls Convention Center by an enclosed, all-weather walkway. An additional 97,400 square feet of meeting space including ballrooms and exhibition space is available onsite for groups of 4 to 6,000 people. With audiovisual equipment and technicians, you can feel comfortable knowing your event will run smoothly. After a long day of meetings, unwind with friends and colleagues at our restaurant and lounge. Enjoy a refreshing swim in our indoor heated pool or simply relax on the sundeck. We look forward to seeing you at the Sheraton Sioux Falls & Convention Center.
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UL and cUL Safety Listed: UL 61010-1; CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 61010-1-04; IEC 61010-1
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- WattNode Modbus (WNC-xx-xxx-MB): E312220
- WattNode Plus for LonWorks (WNC-xx-xxx-FT10): E312220
- WattNode Logger for LonWorks (WNC-xx-xxx-FT10-L): E312220
- ACT Series Split-core Current Transformers: E325972
- CTB Series Split-core Bus-bar Current Transformers: E325972
- CTM Series Split-core Current Transformers: E325972
- CTS Series Split-core Current Transformers: E96927
- CTT Series Solid-core Current Transformers: E96927
Legacy Product UL Listings
- WattNode Pulse (WNA-xx-xxx-P): E173475
- WattNode for LonWorks (WNA-xx-xxx-FT10): E173475
- WattNode for LonWorks (WNB-xx-xxx-FT10): E173475
All WattNode meters meet FCC Part 15, Class B; EN 55022: 1994, Class B. Current transformers do not contain oscillators or active circuitry and so are exempt.
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- Radiated RF Immunity: EN 61000-4-3: (A) No Degradation
- Electrical Fast Transient / Burst: EN 61000-4-4: (B) Self-Recovering
- Surge Immunity: EN 61000-4-5: (B) Self-Recovering
- Conducted RF Immunity: EN 61000-4-6: (A) No Degradation
- Voltage Dips, Interrupts: EN 61000-4-11: (B) Self-Recovering
Declarations of Conformity
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- WattNode Modbus: Declaration of Conformity
- WattNode for LonWorks: Declaration of Conformity
- WattNode BACnet: Declaration of Conformity
- ACT-0750 Series CTs: IEC 60044-1; Declaration of Conformity
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WattNode for LonWorks models (Plus and Logger) are LonMark® certified.
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Chiang Mai Travel Guide
Chiang Mai Local History
The second largest city in Thailand, Chiang Mai's full name is Nopburi Si Nakhon Ping Chiang Mai meaning New World City, was given to it by Thai King Mengrai in 1296. The city rapidly expanded through the 14th and 15th century but the Burmese captured Chiang Mai in 1556 and ruled for over 200 years.
Thai King Taksin recaptured the city in 1775 from the Burmese and 25 years later built the empossing brick walls around the inner city. In 1921 the city was linked to central Thailand by the completion of the Northern Railway. This new accessibility meant that the tourism industry became Chiang Mai's main source of outside income.
Chiang Mai Attractions
Top Attractions
Tribal Museum - an interesting collection of artifacts such as costumes, jewellery, musical instuments and utensils representing the culture of major hill tribes in Thailand.
Wat Chiang Man - View two important Buddha statues, the impressive and much loved Phra Sila and Phra Satang Man, a 10cm seated Buddha made of crystal. This is the oldest Temple in Chiang Mai and has characteristic Northern Thai architecture.
Chiang Mai National Museum - learn more about the history and culture of the city. Particularly interesting is a four-piece inscribed stone slab from Wiang Kum Kam which provides information on the origin of the Thai language and writing.
Thai Kitchen Cookery School - spend a day learning traditional Thai cooking with which you can dazzle your friends when you return home. A full day course in English is available including a recepie book, introduction to Thai ingredients at the local markets and transport to and from the school. Located at 25 Moon Muang Soi 9 Moon Muang Road.
Herb Garden This is a new restaurant run by Ian and his Thai partner Mai. Their coffee is freshly ground and delicious and the food is all home cooked. They do a mixture of English - ploughman's lunch, chicken pies, lemon meringue pies, vegetarian dishes - and Thai food (Mai is a trained chef). It's near the Sunday market and is well worth a visit.
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International Cuisine & Vegetarian The-Hole-In-The-Wall Chiangmai serves very good quality food and very cheap for its value. Clean, spacious, friendly, honest and kind people. Located near Thapae Gate, 39/7-8 Rachamanka Rd, Chiangmai.Tel:053-283824.Highly recommended.
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Chiang Mai Shopping
When in Chiang Mai, the best souvenirs to buy are some of the many handicrafts that represent the city's Lana heritage such as Hilltribe crafts, delicate ceramics and umbrellas made from sa paper. Also pick up gorgeous jewellery and gems, silverware, wickerwork and unique wood carvings.
Chiang Mai Activities
Chaing Mai Zoo - a great place for the whole family, see the Humboldt penguins, fur seals, gibbon island and a children's zoo area.
Orchids and Butterflies - see the beautiful butterfly avaries and orchid nursery in the Mae Sa Valley.
Chiang Mai Restaurants and Bars
Thai food in general is a fantastic combination of flavours and draws on spices and tastes from India and China. Most dishes are quite spicy, like the many curries from different regions.
While in Chiang Mai try Som Tom, a salad of papaya, peppers, tomatoes, peanuts, shrimp and lime or some Tom Yam, a spicy soup made with chicken, pork, shrimp or beef.
Chiang Mai Restaurants
Smilling Monkey - 40/1 Bumrungburi Road. Located in the heart of the city in the former Burmeses embassy and offering fantastic Thai food and drink. Sit at the bar or eat outside in the garden that features live music and beautiful waterfalls. Menu highlights include Roast Duck Red Curry and Thai vegetable salads.
White Lotus Restaurant and bar - 68/3 Chareon Prathet Road. The friendly atmosphere and delicious Thai and international cuisine ensure that it is a favourite among locals and regular travellers to Chiang Mai. Enjoy an excellent breakfast between 8am-noon daily.
Khumkaew Palace Khantoke - 252/19-23 Phra Pok Lao Road. Serving traditional Northern Thai cuisine such as Kang Hung'le (pork curry Northern style) and Nam Prik Nhum (spicy chilli sauce with fresh boiled vegetables). This elegant, sophisticated Khantoke dinner also has colourful local dancers to entertain you while you eat.
City Coffee Shop - Felix City Inn Hotel, 154 Ratmanka Road. A great place for a fantastic cup of coffee.
The Red Lion English Pub and Restaurant - 123 Loy Kroh Road, Night Bazaar. A favourite with tourists and locals, sit at the bar or eat traditional English meals such as fish and chips and bangers and mash on the terrace overlooking the Night Bazaar. Live sports via satellite including football and Formula 1 are screened.
Chiang Mai Bars & Clubs
Agassi Pub and Karaoke - Star Inn Hotel, 36 Soi 4 Loi Kroh Road. A lively pub where you can fulfill your dreams of becoming the next pop idol.
Bunny Night Club - 186/1 Loi Kroh Road. An adult night club featuring music, dancing girls, karaoke and a pub style menu and low priced cocktails.
Viking Bar - Soi 9, Moon Muang Road. This friendly bar frequented by travellers to Chiang Mai, has a pool table and TV and makes a great Green Curry Chicken.
Chiang Mai children's activities
Chaing Mai Zoo - a great place for the whole family, see the Humboldt penguins, fur seals, gibbon island and a children's zoo area.
Orchids and Butterflies - see the beautiful butterfly avaries and orchid nursery in the Mae Sa Valley.
Chiang Mai Tours
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Thailand Photo Gallery
Thailand Photo Gallery, a thousand beautiful pictures of Thailand and Information for travelers.
Featured Hotels in Chiang Mai
- Mandarin Oriental Dhara Dhevi Hotel 51/4 Chiang Mai - Sankampaeng Road Chiang Mai
- Rimping Village Hotel 13/1 soi 2, Chiangmai-Lamphun Rd, T.Wat Gate Chiang Mai 24 Rooms
- Golden Cupids Hotel 21 2 Moo 7 Tumbon Norngchom Chiang Mai 11 Rooms
- The Chedi Chiang Mai Hotel 123 Charoen Prathet Road Chiang Mai 84 Rooms
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Avant-garde circles in Barcelona were aware of pre-war Parisian developments. In 1912 they had seen the first Cubist exhibition held outside France (Galería Dalmau), and after 1914 Futurism had found echoes in the work of various artists. Parisians escaping to Barcelona from the war combined these approaches in work subsequently associated with Dada. They included Marie Laurencin, Otto van Watjen, serge Charchoune and Hélène Grunhof; Albert Gleizes and the Delaunays also visited the city, and Cravan was there before moving to New York. Although he was also a boxer, Cravan's bout against the World Champion, Jack Johnson, in Madrid (April 1916) was widely interpreted as a Dadaist gesture. The focus of activity was the gallery of Josep Dalmau (1867–1937), where notable shows of Charchoune, Grunhof and Gleizes were held in 1916. The group was galvanized by Picabia, who arrived in August. The gallery launched his periodical 391 in 1917, carrying contributions from others but dominated by Picabia's drawings and obscure references. It recalled activities in New York, giving them wider currency in Europe, and it went with him when he re-crossed the Atlantic in March 1917. In October his poems Cinquante-deux miroirs were published, and the impact of these sudden activities was extended through such periodicals as Josep Junoy's Troços (1916–18) and Salvat Papasseit's Un enemic del poble (1917–19) and Arc-Voltaic (1918).
Picabia established contact with Tzara while in Lucerne during 1918. He exhibited works alongside those of Arp and Janco in January 1919 (Neue Leben; Zurich, Ksthaus) before visiting Zurich in February. There his nihilism and inventiveness won immediate acclaim; he and Tzara wrote an 'automatic' text for 391 (no. 8, February 1919), and they collaborated on Dada 4–5 (Anthologie Dada) (May 1919), which linked Zurich Dada to the New York and Barcelona groups, and orientated Tzara towards Paris. An eighth Dada Soirée (Saal zur Kaufleuten, April 1919), following Picabia's departure, included Tzara's simultanist poem for 20 voices (Le Fièvre du mâle) and Arp's poem Wolkenpumpe. At the same time the imminent post-war dispersal was counterbalanced by the formation of the Groupe des Artistes Radicaux, including Arp, Baumann, Eggeling, Janco and Richter. Arp then left for Cologne, and Janco for Bucharest. Tzara shared the editorship of Der Zeltweg with Serner and Otto Flake in November, but his departure in January 1920 signalled the end of Zurich Dada. The short-lived Geneva Dada, launched in December 1919 by Serner and Schad, held a final Grand Dada Ball in March 1920.
A postscript to Zurich Dada was added in summer 1920. Tzara returned to Bucharest where he was reunited with the poet Ion Vinea and with Janco, who had established the periodical Contimporanul (1920–30) supporting non-objective art. In Italy, Tzara also visited the Mantuan Dadaists Gino Cantarelli (1899–1950) and Aldo Fiozzi, editors of Procellaria (1917 and 1919) and Bleu (1920). They introduced him to the writer and abstract painter Julius Evola (1898–1974), who immediately became Dada's most provocative Italian agent. With encouragement from Schad, who had moved to Rome, and from Serner, Evola launched a Rome Dada season in April 1921, with an exhibition (including Cantarelli and Fiozzi) at the Galleria d'Arte Bragaglia and performances at the Grotte dell'Augusteo cabaret. His readings of his own writings and of Tzara's Manifeste dada 1918, and his declaration of the death of Futurism, caused uproar. However, sustained Futurist hostility and his isolation following Schad's move to realism provoked a personal crisis, and Evola suddenly abandoned Dada for philosophy.
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Rooney's eyes on the record
Wayne Rooney is closing in on the England goalscoring record. But who's the leading international scorer worldwide?
Bow to the King?
Is it true that Kenny Dalglish is the only player to score 100 goals in the Scottish and English Football Leagues?