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Author Archives for: alyssa
Hi, I'm Alyssa, and I love seeing all the inspiration on HWTM! Aside for my obvious love of design, parties, and blogging, here are a few random things about me…
1. I've done 3 triathlons.
2. I just got married on 3.14.15
3. I'm from Miami, Florida.
4. My 4 favorite Hostess INK collections are Birthday-saurus, Farm birthday, Baby Bistro, and Retro Rainbow.
5. I love to cook but hardly, if ever, repeat dinner recipes.Follow Me on Google+ Follow @@alyssaberns
Italian Bistro Inspired Dachshund Chef Birthday Party
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Birthday boy Sawyer knows there's nothing quite like a big bowl of spaghetti and meatballs! So, creative party chef/mommy/business owner Patty Smith of Sweet Treat Stands combined two of her little guy's favorite things, and cooked up this incredibly unique & creative Italian Bistro Inspired Dachshund Chef Birthday Party! I was instantly smitten with the darling Dachshund wine cork […]
A Perfectly Pink Flower BLOOM Birthday
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This next party by Jenny Raulli of Bloom Designs is a sweet play on her brand that also makes me so excited for spring & summer! It was her daughter Charlotte's eighth birthday, and the two made a deal: if there was a cotton candy machine, then mom could design the party inspired by her business […]
Awesome Lego Ninjago Inspired Birthday Party
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If this you think some elements of this {awesome} party look familiar… it's because they are! Jen of Banner Events used the cool Lego Ninjago printable collection from Anders Ruff Custom Designs + inspiration from Maureen's Modern Ninjago Birthday Party for her own son Landon's 7th birthday celebration. Jen's Lego Ninjago Inspired Birthday Party was exploding with her own new & […]
Sound the alarm! Xiomara Romana from A Styled Fete mixed firefighter toughness with Dalmatian puppy cuteness for a FIRED UP birthday theme. She threw an Industrial & Modern Fire Truck + Puppy Party for her sons 5th birthday, and I promise it will make your heart melt! From the awesomely detailed fondant fire truck cake to the real […]
{Party of 5} Modern Disco, Little Pumpkin, Star Wars Baby Shower, Breaking Bad & 60th Birthday
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Here we go with the latest round of Friday Party of 5 picks from our HWTM.com members! Just click on a party title or collage to check out the full album & details from the following creative events: – Modern Disco Dance Party {Eight is Great} – Sweet Little Pumpkin Party – Modern Star Wars […]
With a sprinkle of glitz and a splash of edgy glamour Garrett Soong of MOOD Events + Production created a Dramatic & Glamorous Dinner Party for Hailey's 30th birthday! Logan Walker Photography beautifully documented the modern florals and gorgeous party details. P.S. I LOVE these on trend laser cut names by Alexis Mattox Design! PARTY HIGHLIGHTS to look out for: – Gold Leaf Metallic Cake from One […]


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Taking place the day before the main conference, these technical workshops are in-depth, interactive, classroom-based learning sessions led by renowned experts in their field of transfer pricing.
Workshop participants benefit from a much deeper explanation of complex topics than is possible in a typical 40 minute session during the main conference programme. The informal, small group nature of the sessions also allows each participant to receive one-to-one time with the workshop leaders and therefore provide the perfect opportunity to ask direct questions relating to specific challenges faced in their everyday role.
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Workshops at TP Minds Americas 2015:
Workshop 1 (09:00 - 11:15)
Global Transfer Pricing Documentation Strategies
Workshop 2 (09:00 - 11:15)
Finding Comparables and Effectively Determining a Range of Results
Workshop 3 (11:30 - 13:45)
How the IRS Is Managing Its New Audit Responsibilities: Real-world Experience with the TP Audit Roadmap, the IDR Directive, and New Appeals Guidelines
Workshop 4 (11:30 - 13:45)
Transfer Pricing Change Management: How to Revise, Update and Support your Transfer Pricing Policies in the New Era of Transparency
Workshop 5 (14:00 - 16:45)
How to Avoid Pitfalls in the Transfer Pricing of Intercompany Debt
Workshop 6 (14:00 - 16:45)
Legal, Commercial & TP Aspects of Managing the Supply Chain of the Future
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Harang loses his no-hitter on a play that EdE makes. Ryan Freel is not a third baseman.
Harang loses his no-hitter on a play that EdE makes. Ryan Freel is not a third baseman.
Alright, Im turnin it.
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there goes the no no heck of an attempt by freel
The Reds continue to throw Cameron fastballs when the scouting report says he can't hit breaking balls...
They did that last night, too....
Power is out here on my cell keep me updated!

groundout to conine 2 outs cameron to third
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Why in the hell do you walk Kouzmanoff? Good grief. The guy hasn't hit a lick all year. Pitch to him so that you get the easy out in Wells to begin the sixth.
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Happy Australia Day!
Happy Australia Day to our members down under!
January 26 marks Australia Day, and is a celebration of everything "Australian."
This is a fun day for families to come together and celebrate with barbecues and firework displays, but also an important day to look back at Australia's history and its diverse society.
It celebrates the anniversary of the first settlement - Port Jackson - with the arrival of the First Fleet of convict ships from Great Britain, in 1788.
A nation made of immigrants, convicts and indigenous people, Australia's different cultures reflect the nation's history and its unique identity of what it means to be Australian.
Do you have Australian ancestry? Would you like to learn more about the lives of your Australian ancestors?
Search our Australian record collections and see what family discoveries you'll make.
Wishing you and your family a Happy Australia Day! How will you celebrate?
Your family tree: Who's the oldest living person?
How many people alive today can say they've lived through two centuries? Well, five women can put that on their checklist, as they're the only people born in the 1800s still alive today.
From Japan to the U.S. to Italy, these women have lived through two World Wars, major historical events, and seen the development of technology first-hand.
Misao Okawa from Japan is currently the world's oldest living person, born in 1898. Last March, she celebrated her 116th birthday! Her secret to a long life? Sushi and sleep!
Emma Morano, 115, from Italy holds the title for oldest person in Europe. She says her eating habits her doctor gave her in her 20s have helped her live so long. Continue reading "Your family tree: Who's the oldest living person?" »
The Global Family Reunion: Holiday photo competition
In case you haven't heard about it, journalist and author AJ Jacobs is on a mission to break the Guinness World Record for the world's largest family reunion.
AJ decided to embark on a family history journey. His quest is to see how everyone is related and, so far, he's made exciting discoveries of cousins and relatives from around the world.
To top it off, he's inviting the whole family to celebrate this summer at the largest family reunion - on June 6, 2015, in New York.
Family history is all about uncovering clues of your family's past and bringing people together who share a common heritage. The holiday season is the perfect time to get together with the family, preserve those moments and recount family memories.
As family reunions and holidays go hand-in-hand, the Global Family Reunion is offering a chance for AJ's "cousins" to win some amazing prizes. Continue reading "The Global Family Reunion: Holiday photo competition" »
Secrets to Longevity: 111 years young
On June 8, the world's oldest man, Alexander Imich, died at the age of 111 years and 124 days, in Manhattan. He had held the honor of oldest man since April 24, 2014 when his predecessor died.
Imich was a Polish-born American chemist and parapsychologist who emigrated to the United States in 1951. Throughout his life he had always enjoyed good health, which he believed was the reason he had lived so long.
Some of his tips to leading a long life include a healthy diet, regular exercise or sport, not smoking or drinking alcohol and his genes. Imich came from a family with ancestors who all lived to an old age.
The current oldest man is Japanese-born Sakari Momoi, born one day after Imich on February 5, 1903.
What is the current oldest living member of your family? What's the longest your ancestors lived?
Let us know in the comments below.
MyHeritage sponsors NEHGS Family History Day
Join MyHeritage and the New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS) for NEHGS Family History Day on Saturday, August 2, 2014.
Taking place at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, this exciting one-day workshop is a great way to learn how to make the most of your family history research.
Continue reading "MyHeritage sponsors NEHGS Family History Day" »
July 4th: BBQ nation!
July 4th is the most popular day for barbecuing in the US. As it's just around the corner, we're taking a look at this age-old tradition.
Here is a countdown of the top 10 facts that our researchers discovered about BBQ:
10. Prehistoric cavemen may have been the first barbecuers! Anthropologists say that roasting meat started 1.4 million years ago. Others argue that this method originated in the Caribbean, where native Indians used wood gratings to cook strips of meat over a slow fire. Continue reading "July 4th: BBQ nation!" »
Poll: Family sports
The World Cup is now in full swing, and millions of families around the world are getting together to watch soccer games, and to root for their favorite team.
For some families, supporting a specific team is mandatory, and it's passed down through the generations, like DNA. Some fans root for their home team, based on where they live or have lived at one point, while others choose a team based on other criteria.
Do you and your family all root for the same sports teams? Let us know in the poll below!
Jamboree 2014: Conference report
This year was the 45th Southern California Genealogical Society's Jamboree, a great gathering of attendees and presenters covering the entire spectrum of genealogical pursuits, from DNA to specific countries.
We were happy to help attendees learn more about MyHeritage.
Continue reading "Jamboree 2014: Conference report" »
National Siblings Day: Family memories
Today is Siblings Day. It was created to honor the special relationships that we have with our siblings. Often our oldest friends, siblings share our ties to our past, and special bonds that last forever.
I grew up as one of four sisters, each two years apart. My sisters are my best friends and my greatest confidantes. I'm number two, so number three and I used to joke that we were the double filling inside an Oreo.


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The best LL movie I've ever seen !
Wow ! Amazing flash !
Graphics were really good as in all good LL & CC movies. The music was awesome, gunfires and voices too ! The best sounds were : Headshot, ..., Ownage, ..., that was freaking hilarious and awesome ! The style was very great and the violence, well, these kills were very cool and the blood too ! To summarize it was the best LL movie I've ever seen because it was so full of happiness, with the: look those kids they are adorable, then the first ball on the face: Oh. Silly kids, but then OMG ! It was hilarious !
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Hilarious, LL never gets old, long live Mug Lock!
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LL christmas good animation but those voices drive me insane now
I'm glad you loved it but i'm not going to change voices 'cause i realy don't like voice acting. It takes to much time..=/
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That was some awesomely orchistrated violence!
Seeing a character's opinion turn on a dime like that is always welcome when it involves hurting little animated (cartoon) children.
If only announcements came out of nowhere in real life, someone who hears it will have to believe you got hit in the face. Or got beat down at school near your classroom... well. It would be easier to keep track of what's going on at least.
May not be appealing to someone who concludes they'll be capped while playing around outside. :)
Haha...the truth is...
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Spectrometry Companies in San Marino
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Waters Corporation
based in Milford, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Waters creates business advantages for laboratory-dependent organizations by delivering practical and sustainable scientific innovation to enable significant advancement in healthcare delivery, environmental testing, food safety, chemical materials and water quality. For nearly fifty years, Waters has helped customers make profound discoveries, optimize operations, ...
Hiden Analytical
based in Warrington, UNITED KINGDOM
30 years of design, development and manufacture of quadrupole mass spectrometers. Precision gas analysis, plasma diagnostics by direct measurement of plasma ions and ion energies, SIMS probes for UHV surface science, catalysis performance quantification, thermo-gravimetric studies. From its UK headquarters Hiden Analytical maintains contact with its users and user ...
based in Almelo, NETHERLANDS
PANalytical's mission is to enable people to get valuable insight into their materials and processes. Our customers can be found in virtually every industry segment, from building materials to pharmaceuticals and from metals and mining to nanomaterials. The combination of our software and instrumentation, based on X-ray diffraction (XRD), X-ray fluorescence (XRF) and ...
Teledyne Leeman Labs
based in Hudson, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
Teledyne Leeman Labs is the analytical instrument company that more corporations, government agencies, municipalities, and educational institutions are choosing to do business with – across the United States and around the globe. The company was founded in 1981, maintains corporate headquarters in Hudson, New Hampshire, and does business in more than 50 countries.
Ocean Optics
based in Dunedin, FLORIDA (USA)
Ocean Optics is a diversified photonics technology firm and a global leader in optical sensing. With full-service locations in the United States, Europe and Asia, we serve a wide range of markets, including process control, consumer electronics and medical diagnostics.
Lumex Instruments Group
based in Mission, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)
Lumex Instruments develops and distributes throughout the world a wide range of laboratory and automatic analytical instruments of more than 20 types of its proprietary design for scientific and industrial research, process and environmental control, providing its high-tech analytical instruments with a comprehensive methodological support and extensive training of ...
Wilks - A Spectro Scientific Company
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All Wilks analyzers and spectrometers are designed for easy, on-site field or at/near line use. They are equally as useful in the analytical or testing laboratory – virtually anywhere repetitive measurements are needed. Wilks instruments are the ideal solution for a wide variety of measurement applications in the biofuels, petrochemical, environmental, quality control and ...
Analytik Jena AG
based in Jena, GERMANY
Analytik Jena is a provider of instruments and products in the areas of analytical measuring technology, life science, and optoelectronics. Its portfolio includes the most modern analytical technology, complete systems for bioanalytical applications in the life science area, and high-end optical consumer products. Comprehensive laboratory software management and ...
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based in Columbia, MARYLAND (USA)
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Mongabay.com news articles on green in blog format. Updated regularly.
Road building spree hurts Amazon birds
(01/14/2015) A city-dwelling crow in Japan strategically drops a nut near a crosswalk into moving traffic. The bird then waits patiently for the light to turn before dropping down to the road and collecting the cracked nut in safety. While this type of animal behavior is fascinating, such adaptation to the human world is not possible for most bird species.
Deforestation climbing - along with fears - in the Amazon
(01/13/2015) Deforestation in the Brazil Amazon continues to pace well ahead of last year's rate, shows data released today by Imazon. According to the Brazilian NGO's analysis of satellite data, 1,373 square kilometers of rainforest was chopped down between August 2014 and December 2014, a 224 percent increase relative to the prior corresponding period a year before.
Forest management by Sulawesi community attracts international attention
(01/13/2015) The Ngata Toro community in the Indonesian province of Central Sulawesi worked with the government to remap their lands and negotiate access to the forest. In the year 2000, officials from the national park signed an agreement with Ngata Toro recognizing the existence of indigenous forests, and granting them permission to maintain the forest as they had previously.
Mother and cub: researchers photograph rare cat with cub in Sumatra
(01/13/2015) Researchers working in Kerinci Seblat National Park have captured a remarkable image of a mother Asian golden cat (Catopuma temminckii) carrying her young in her mouth. The image was taken in mid-2014 as reported by Mongabay Indonesia by the Sumatran Tiger Research Team.
Will Indonesia's REDD+ Agency be dissolved?
(01/13/2015) Indonesia's cabinet-level agency tasked with reducing emissions from deforestation and degradation (BP REDD+), may be dissolved after only one year in operation. The head of the newly merged Ministries of the Environment and Forestry has indicated she intends to absorb the group into her agency—stripping BP REDD+ of its ability to operate independently.
Casting for another job: will fishers take up a new livelihood?
(01/12/2015) Can alternative income programs save Fiji's reef fish? Many implicate the failure of Fiji's government to prioritize sustainable management over fisheries development projects, or suggest that Fijians' mindsets must dramatically shift first.
Video: global carbon dispersal looks like an impressionistic painting in motion
(01/12/2015) A new video showing the global movements of carbon dioxide during one year may look beautiful, but such impressions are misleading. The video, produced by NASA, shows just how much humans are impacting the world's atmosphere, leading to rising temperatures, ocean acidification, melting glaciers, vanishing sea ice, and untold impacts on both wildlife and human communities.
New study: 'Yeti' hairs do not point to unknown bear species
(01/12/2015) A new study casts doubt on findings from 2013 that hairs from a purported Yeti belonged to an unknown bear species or polar and brown bear hybrid. Instead, two researchers—who took a fresh look at the DNA in question—say the hairs are simply that of a Himalayan brown bear.
Malta approves public referendum of bird hunt that kills over 15,000
(01/12/2015) Malta's Constitutional Court has upheld a public referendum to decide the fate of the country's controversial spring bird hunt, which kills over ten thousand migrating birds every year. The Constitutional Court threw out objections by Malta's powerful hunting lobby, and instead sided with the 11 conservation groups who organized the referendum, known as the Coalition for the Abolition of Spring Hunting—gathering 40,000 signatures from Maltese voters.
Sulawesi community regains access to forest on which it depends
(01/09/2015) Recognizing the ecological sensitivity of an area in Central Sulawesi, the Indonesian government established two expansive protected areas in the region. Although these protective measures may be forward-thinking in terms of environmental protection, they had the unfortunate side effect of corralling the residents of the village of Namo on a tiny patch of land, forbidding them from the utilizing the forest resources that once sustained them.
Indonesia to weaken peatlands protection to support plantations
(01/08/2015) The Indonesian Ministry of the Environment and Forestry has announced it will further hobble its peatlands protection law to allow plantations to continue operating on a business as usual basis.
California introduces bill to close ivory loophole
(01/08/2015) California congresswoman, Toni G. Atkins, introduced a bill yesterday (AB 96) that would close a major loophole allowing ivory to be sold all over the state. Thousands of miles away, across Africa, poachers are decimating elephants for their ivory tusks. A recent study estimated that one fifth of the continent's elephants have been slaughtered in just three years.
Kalimantan community maps forest to thwart timber companies
(01/08/2015) The small village of Tumbang Bahanei is inhabited by 139 indigenous families that tend to 2,859 hectares of customary forest, 132 hectares of rice fields, 5,841 hectares of rubber forest, and 43 hectares of forest designated for indigenous tourism. In total, this amounts to just over 8,880 hectares. The residents know these numbers precisely, because they have been diligently mapping every corner of their territory in a desperate attempt to prevent it from being snatched up by timber companies.
New bat species has fangs you won't believe
(01/08/2015) What big teeth you have, my dear! The better to eat insects with—and make one's own ecological niche. Scientists have uncovered a new bat with stupendous canines in the rainforests of Lao PDR and Vietnam, aptly naming it Hypsugo dolichodon, or the long-toothed pipistrelle.
Sulawesi community vies to maintain rights to forest
(01/07/2015) Around 3,000 people from 833 households live in Tompo Bulu's seven sub-villages. Traditional culture and ritual run thick in this area. The residents of Karampuang believe the area is where the cultures from eastern and western Indonesia first met. Local myth holds that the first leader of the area descended from the sky with a mandate that the locals must maintain their traditional way of life.
Palm oil threatens community forest in Central Kalimantan
(01/07/2015) Delang district is different than many parts of Central Kalimantan. Namely, on the drive in from Nangabulik, you won't see large-scale oil palm plantations, and the forest appears to be well maintained. This is because the locals are keenly aware of the importance of their land at the headwaters of the Lamandau River.
How black rhinos and local communities help each other in Namibia
(01/07/2015) Africa's rhinos are in a state of crisis. Poaching for their horn has resulted in the deaths of thousands of animals and pushed the continent's two species—the white and black rhino—against the wall. Yet, despite the crisis, there are pockets of rhino territory where poaching remains rare and rhinos live comparatively unmolested. Indeed, one of the brightest spots for rhinos is in Namibia.
One clever ape: new book celebrates real-life Orangutan Houdini
(01/07/2015) An interview with Laurel Neme about her new children's book, Orangutan Houdini. When no one is looking, a gangly orangutan named Fu Manchu reaches into his mouth and pulls out a wire. Carefully, Fu, housed at the Henry Doorly Zoo in Nebraska, begins to pick the lock to his enclosure's door, and escapes! He and his orangutan cohort have the run of the zoo, until his keeper Jerry brings them all back home.
Time for a checkup: researchers examine the health of lowland tapirs
(01/07/2015) The Brazilian tapir may get a bad rap in Brazil, where referring to someone as a 'tapir' essentially equates to calling them an 'ass,' but history has shown that this species is deserving of a lot more respect. These hardy 'living fossils' have survived multiple extinction events since the Eocene, yet their ability to survive the ongoing Anthopocene extinction remains uncertain.
Peru's first environment minister dies at 74
(01/07/2015) Born to a poor family of coffee farmers on the western slopes of the Andes in 1940, Antonio Brack Egg became one of Peru's most respected ecologists and led the country in protecting its profound biodiversity. Completing his doctorate at the university of Wurzburg, Germany in 1973, Brack Egg started his life of Peruvian public service with the Ministry of Agriculture, working to reestablish threatened populations of vicuña (Vicugna vicugna), a relative of the llama, honored as Peru's national animal.
Traditional farming technique preserves soil, forest in Kalimantan
(01/06/2015) The road winds five kilometers through a thick canopy of trees before ending abruptly at a stream and a small, stout wooden cabin in West Kalimantan, Indonesia. Amid, the cabin's owner, proudly explains that he constructed it from local hardwoods—high value trees still readily available in the surrounding hills.
Earthworms under threat
(01/06/2015) 1st November 1837 was a disappointing day at the Geological Society of London. The men (and they were only men) of the Society were expecting great things from the young Charles Darwin, recently returned from his Beagle voyage. Yet on that day only William Buckland saw sufficient value in Darwin's work to recommend it for publication – but then Buckland himself was an oddity, given his work on fossil feces and his proclivity for eating his way through the Animal Kingdom (moles and bluebottle flies, he reported, are particularly distasteful).
Coffee farmers help protect Flores forest
(01/06/2015) Located on the slopes of Inerie Mountain on the island of Flores in Indonesia, farmers in Bajawa and Golewa districts have practiced sustainable agroforestry for generations, producing coffee for export to the U.S. and Europe known as Arabica Flores Bajawa (AFB). Although not as well-known as other specialty coffees in Indonesia, its popularity is increasing, and Ngada regency now produces more than 300 tons of AFB per harvest.
Judge protects Midwest wolves after 1,599 killed in three years
(01/06/2015) Future wolf hunting and trapping seasons in the Upper Midwest are on hold after a judge ruled the Obama Administration erred in removing the top predator from the Endangered Species Act. The ruling came nearly three years after the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service dropped federal protections for the Great Lakes' wolf population. Since then hunters and trappers have killed 1,599 wolves.
Half of Indonesia's deforestation occurs outside concession areas
(01/06/2015) Roughly half of Indonesia's natural forest loss occurs outside officially designated concession areas, concludes a new assessment that also finds higher deforestation rates in places with worse forest governance scores. The report, released last month by Forest Watch Indonesia, is based on analysis of satellite data spanning the archipelago. Unlike assessments by the Ministry of Forestry, the data includes areas outside the 'forest estate'.
Two vanishing prairie butterflies added to the Endangered Species Act
(01/05/2015) This fall, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service added two little-known prairie butterflies to the Endangered Species Act. One of the species, the Poweshiek skipperling, may be down to only a few hundred individuals. The Dakota skipperling is faring a little better, but both have lost the majority of their habitat in the pass few hundred years and continue to decline.
Featured video: new documentary highlights 'Sumatra Burning'
(01/05/2015) A new half-hour documentary investigate the impact of the palm oil industry in Indonesia, including burning forests and peatlands as well as haze spreading across Indonesian borders. Entitled Sumatra Burning, the documentary explores palm oil production on the island of Sumatra, which is experiencing some of the highest deforestation rates on the planet.
Rainforests: 10 things to watch in 2015
(01/02/2015) 2014 was a landmark year for tropical rainforests, with dozens of major companies committing to eliminating deforestation from their supply chains, the launch of new platforms for monitoring forests, and sharp drop in clearing in the Brazilian Amazon, among other big developments. Here's a quick look ahead at what might be in store for tropical forests in 2015.
Things you want to know about Mongabay
(01/01/2015) This is a compilation of responses to some of the most frequently asked questions for Mongabay. If you have additional questions you'd like me to answer, you can ask them using this form.
Most popular environmental news stories in 2014
(12/31/2014) In 2014 Mongabay published more than 1,100 stories in English and over 450 posts in Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, German, Japanese, and Chinese. Mongabay-Indonesia published nearly 1,400 posts in Indonesian. Stories ran the gamut from light-hearted feel-good pieces to hard-hitting investigative content to thought-provoking interviews.
Monkey sleep, monkey do: how primates choose their trees
(12/31/2014) Primates don't monkey around when deciding where to spend the night, but primatologists have had a poor grasp on what drives certain monkeys toward specific trees. Now, two extensive studies of Indonesian primates suggest that factors in selecting trees each evening are site-specific and different for each species—and that some overnight spots result in conflicts between monkeys and humans.
Activists call out 'one of the worst actors in pulp and paper'
(12/30/2014) The owner of the only mill in Indonesia equipped to produce dissolving pulp, Toba Pulp Lestari (TPL), is being held out as emblematic of the risks the industry's massive recent growth pose to endangered forests.
Top 10 camera trap photos of animals
(12/30/2014) Camera traps are revolutionizing the world of conservation, helping researchers document elusive wildlife, record rarely-observed animal behavior, catch poachers, and identify high conservation value areas. The non-invasive tool also offers incredible marketing value, showcasing the sometimes little-seen targets of conservation efforts.
2014: the year in rainforests
(12/30/2014) 2014 could be classified as 'The Year of the Zero Deforestation Commitment'. During 2014, nearly two dozen major companies, ranging from palm oil producers to fast food chains to toothpaste makers, established policies to exclude palm oil sourced at the expense of rainforests and peatlands.
Rat eradication needed to save seabird colony
(12/30/2014) Although only a nuisance in your home, on an isolated island chain (archipelago) off the northeastern coast of Brazil, rats pose a threat to the red-billed tropicbird (Phaethon aethereus). The seabird nests in the remote Abrolhos National Park, but two species of invasive rats prey on its eggs and young: the house rat (Rattus rattus) and the brown rat (Rattus norvegicus).
Meet Biofaces: the Facebook for wildlife enthusiasts
(12/30/2014) Love wildlife? Wish you had a place online to share your photos, videos, and stories with other wild enthusiasts—kind of like a Facebook for wildlife lovers? Well, look no further than Biofaces, a new website meant to "make wildlife loving people happy," according to its creator, Leonardo Avelino Duarte.
Young journalists win prizes for environmental reporting
(12/30/2014) This year, Mongabay published over 165 articles written by journalists participating in its internship program. To highlight some of the excellent work, Mongabay held a competition for intern contributions to the site, asking individuals to submit their most compelling pieces. A staff selection panel reviewed the selections and chose the winners.
Endangered mussel still harvested for food in Laos
(12/29/2014) Only one freshwater pearl mussel species is known to inhabit tropical water systems. However, despite being listed as Endangered by the IUCN, it is also still a part of the diet of villagers in Northern Laos. A study published recently found that the dwindling populations of the bivalve would benefit from a ban on their capture.
Camera traps capture rare footage of wild bonobos (video)
(12/29/2014) Bonobos, our ape cousins, love peace. Unlike chimpanzees, also our close relatives, bonobos are known to resolve conflict through sex instead of aggression. They kiss, they caress, and females display genito-genital rubbing (also called G-G rubbing) to communicate, bond, and reconcile.
Top 10 HAPPY environmental stories of 2014
(12/29/2014) In what was widely seen as a possible breakthrough in the battle to coordinate some kind of response to global warming, China and the U.S. announced joint actions this year. On November 12th, the world's two most powerful countries surprised pretty much everyone by announcing that they would work together to tackle the crisis.
Indonesia's silent wildlife killer: hunting
(12/26/2014) By and large, Indonesia is a peaceful country. In fact, on the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime's list of homicide rates, Indonesia ranks number 10, making Indonesians one of the least murderous people on Earth. A ban on gun ownership probably helps, although obviously there are many other ways to snuff out another person. Maybe Indonesia's general tendency to avoid conflict helps, too. Whatever the reason why Indonesians are relatively unlikely to kill each other, such favors are not extended to Indonesia's non-human wildlife. The relative safety of Indonesia's people does not guarantee similar security for its animals.
Connecting the Dots: from Christmas Cookies to Climate Change
(12/26/2014) Harrison Ford checking out everyday products to see which ones contain palm oil. Not exactly the high-octane activity we associate with an adventurer like Ford…so what gives? Ford cares about the ingredients used to make these products because our high demand for these everyday consumer goods is directly tied to high rates of deforestation and climate change. He was in the frozen food aisle to find out just how prevalent palm oil is in our food supply.
Scientists rediscover Critically Endangered streamside frog in Costa Rica
(12/26/2014) In the past 20 years, amphibian species around the world have experienced rapid decline due to climate change, disease, invasive species, habitat loss and degradation. Populations have decreased by approximately 40 percent with nearly 200 species thought to have gone extinct since 1980. However, despite these discouraging statistics, new research efforts are turning up lost populations of some vanished frogs.
Favorite nature and wildlife photos from 2014
(12/24/2014) During the course of my reporting in 2014, I had the opportunity to travel to several countries and take some pictures in the field. Below are some of my favorite images from the year. Most of these photos are from Sumatra (Indonesia), Sabah (Malaysia), and Queensland (Australia), although there are a few from the United States.
Ecuador sends aid money back to Germany over planned rainforest visit
(12/23/2014) A visit to a rainforest slated for oil drilling has blown up into a diplomatic row between Ecuador and Germany. Ecuador has said it will no longer partner with Germany on environmental issues and will return aid money, after the South American government discovered that German legislators were attempting to visit the much-embattled Yasuni National Park.
Palawan palm oil presence likely to grow, industry rep denies harmful impact
(12/23/2014) Plans to convert eight million hectares of land for palm oil production on Palawan island in the Philippines have been met with opposition from environmental and social advocacy groups, with a petition to cease development sent to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights by an anti-palm oil expansion group. But an industry representative denies claims that all eight million hectares will be cultivated to the detriment of wildlife and human communities, maintaining palm oil expansion will be beneficial to the people of Palawan.
Advocacy group lashes out against palm oil expansion on Philippine island
(12/23/2014) In the first week of November, an anti-oil palm expansion group sent a copy of their petition to the Special Rapporteur on the Rights of the Indigenous People for the United Nations Commission on Human Rights hoping to elevate their concerns over land-grabbing issues faced by tribes in Palawan, Philippines, due to planned palm oil expansion in the province.
How a frog with a strange name is helping improve conservation in Brazil
(12/23/2014) Protecting the biodiversity of the Amazon basin is an immense undertaking, and to its credit the Brazilian government has a set procedure for doing so. However, there are gaps in the process that may prevent the authorities from fully protecting the species that call this place home. To investigate this, a recent study uses as an example the brilliant-thighed frog, a species that is found across the Amazon Basin—including the area surrounding the soon-to-be dammed Xingu River.
Conservation conflicting with local ways of life in Mexican reserve
(12/23/2014) Although conservation has good intentions, it can give rise to conflicts when the interests of conservationists put local peoples' livelihoods at stake. A recent study has uncovered an unhappy symbiosis between Mayan subsistence hunters and authorities in Yucatán, Mexico. A lack of understanding and communication about hunting regulations are forcing Mayan hunter societies to alter their traditional ways of living.
Top 10 Environmental Stories of 2014
(12/23/2014) In 2014, the unimaginable happened: companies representing the majority of palm oil production and trade agreed to stop cutting down rainforests and draining peatlands for new oil palm plantations. After years of intense campaigning by environmentalists and dire warnings from scientists, nearly two dozen major producers, traders, and buyers established zero deforestation policies.
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Pugs are on their game this Halloween
It seems to be an increasing trend for pet owners to bring their animals into the fun of Halloween. Just like with kids, the complexity and creativity behind some pet costumes has increased with time. A clever costume that parodies Miley Cyrus's music video for her song "Wrecking Ball" has gone viral. A tan pug […] [Read More]
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CRIME REPORT: Burglar takes TV, jewelry -- and Toby
Have you seen this dog?
A burglar took the family pet, who answers to the name "Toby," from a home on the 300 block of Rocky Point during a break-in on Oct. 26.
The cream-colored, 6-year-old male Pekingese crossbreed was wearing a blue camouflage collar when taken.
The burglar entered the home through a side door and took a television, assorted jewelry, as well as Toby.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 528-CASH.
Informants can now connect to www.528cash.org, which will link them to a secure Web site: memphis.crimestoppersweb.com.
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Burglar arrested after striking at Imperial Lanes
A Memphis man faces a burglary charge after police arrested him inside a boarded-up Summer Avenue bowling alley.
Police responded to an alarm at Imperial Lanes, 4700 Summer, Monday at 10:20 p.m. and found a kitchen door pried open.
James White, 37, was arrested after police found him in a storage room, according to a police affidavit.
Imperial Lanes, an old-school facility that never added the bells, whistles and disco lights of modern bowling centers, closed recently after 50 years in business.
2 shot in home invasion; suspect stabbed in neck
Two men were shot early today during a home invasion robbery in which one of the victims stabbed one of the suspects, police said.
One of the victims, a 40-year-old man, was in critical condition at the Regional Medical Center at Memphis with a gunshot wound to the head. The other victim, a 56-year-old man, was shot in the left hand.
A 49-year-old man who was also in the home wasn't injured, but was robbed of cash.
Two suspects forced their way into the home in the 4100 block of Oak Valley in the Hickory Hill area just after midnight, police said.
During the robbery, the two victims were shot when they struggled with the robbers. During the struggle, the 56-year-old man stabbed one of the robbers in the neck.
The robbers left the scene.
A 21-year-old man was later dropped off at The Med with a stab wound, police said. He was in non-critical condition.
No other suspects are in custody, and the investigation is continuing.
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Aliases for ADAM33 Gene
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Previous Symbols for ADAM33 Gene
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Summaries for ADAM33 Gene
This gene encodes a member of the ADAM (a disintegrin and metalloprotease domain) family. Members of this family are membrane-anchored proteins structurally related to snake venom disintegrins, and have been implicated in a variety of biological processes involving cell-cell and cell-matrix interactions, including fertilization, muscle development, and neurogenesis. This protein is a type I transmembrane protein implicated in asthma and bronchial hyperresponsiveness. Alternative splicing results in multiple transcript variants encoding different isoforms. [provided by RefSeq, Sep 2013]
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ADAM33 (ADAM Metallopeptidase Domain 33) is a Protein Coding gene. Diseases associated with ADAM33 include asthma. GO annotations related to this gene include metalloendopeptidase activity. An important paralog of this gene is ADAM21.


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Spring practices have wrapped up across the country, and there's not much more data we can pull into our projection model for the fall. At Football Outsiders, factors such as five-year program ratings, returning starters, quarterback reliance and more have featured into the projections. We'll publish final projections based on play and drive efficiency in the Football Outsiders Almanac later this summer, but we can take a sneak peak at preliminary projections through the lens of our drive-based FEI ratings.
For this series, we first ran preliminary projections for team, offense and defensive efficiency. Then we calculated win likelihoods in each scheduled game, producing a projected record and win total range. Running the win likelihoods through 1,000 simulated seasons, we then calculated the frequency with which each team claimed a conference crown.
Today we're looking at the projections for the Big 12, which has seen two teams emerge as big favorites to win the league title.
1. Texas LonghornsProjected finish: 10-2
Win total range: 8-4 to 12-0
Chance to win Big 12: 39 percent
A BCS championship game appearance against Alabama at the end of the 2009 season feels like a lifetime ago, but our projection model likes the Longhorns' chances at reclaiming the conference crown. With 19 returning starters, a strong program history, and top-five talent on the roster, Texas has everything it needs on paper. The schedule is friendly as well -- an Oct. 26 game at TCU is the only true road game against another projected Big 12 contender.
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Place syrup, basil and a quarter of the sliced strawberries in a small pitcher and muddle together using a wooden spoon. Add the rest of the strawberries and soda or seltzer.
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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly Istanbul hotel in Sultanahmet, walk to Hippodrome
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Along with a restaurant, this hotel has a rooftop terrace and coffee/tea in the lobby. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include 24-hour room service, concierge services, and dry cleaning.
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All 33 rooms feature thoughtful touches like pillow menus and slippers, plus free WiFi and LCD TVs with satellite channels. 24-hour room service, minibars, and hair dryers are among the other amenities available to guests.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. This family-friendly hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Tashkonak Hotel has designated areas for smoking.
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Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
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Check-in time starts at 12:30 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
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- Free cribs (infant beds)!
You need to know
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No elevators
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 25 per vehicle (one way)
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 6 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Alcohol is not served at this property.


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Cirque du Freak- Man, they butchered everything about the story and the characters.
Eragon. Only because it deviated from the novels and made a sequel all but impossible. Don't get me wrong, it was enjoyable enough for a movie. Shitty translation.
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The books were great, the movies cut out a lot from the book.
I reckon City of Bones from the Mortal Instruments, the movie is ssoooooooo bad!!!!!!!!! They really screwed it up
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2. The Da Vinci Code: Starring Tom Hanks and Ian McKellen, the movie was overly complicated and lacked the thrill that the book provided. However, when Dan Brown released The Da Vinci Code in 2003, it had taken the world by storm, unlike the movie. The book followed professor Robert Langdon as he followed clues left by a deceased museum curator, which eventually led him on a mission to track the location of the Holy Grail.
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The White House acknowledged Thursday that President Barack Obama lived briefly years ago with a Kenyan uncle previously targeted for deportation — after initially insisting there was no evidence they had ever met.
Why the stark turnaround? "Nobody spoke to the president" when the question first arose in 2011, press secretary Jay Carney told reporters at his daily briefing.
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Airport transportation is complimentary; the hotel also provides an outdoor pool, a business center, and 4 restaurant options.
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The Crowne Plaza Los Angeles - International Airport is less than 1 mile (1.6 kilometers) from the Los Angeles International Airport and 5 miles (8.1 kilometers) from Venice Beach and Manhattan Beach. Shopping and a full-service spa are nearby. Airport transportation is complimentary 24 hours a day, and an area shuttle is also available for an extra fee.
The property includes an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. The 24-hour business center offers copying, printing, and computer use. The hotel's 20 conference rooms provide 14,000 square feet (1,260 square meters) of meeting space. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available, and luggage storage is provided.
Dining options at this convenient accommodation include the Century Taproom, the Landings restaurant providing Californian-inspired cuisine, quick meal options at the Boulevard Market Cafe, and fresh seafood at the Yokoso Sushi Bar. Room service is also available 24 hours a day.
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- Year Built 1984
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
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- Daily housekeeping
- Free weekday newspaper
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- Phone
- Iron/ironing board
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- Air conditioning
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- Private bathroom
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Where to Eat
Landings Restaurant - Buffet-style restaurant offering a hearty full American breakfast buffet daily, as well as menu items. 3-star Michelin rating.
Century Taproom - This bar and lounge boasts over 30 draft and bottle beers from the best local craft breweries and microbreweries around the world! Serving both lunch and dinner, chefs offer distinctive all-day menu items with fresh, local ingredients. Devour their signature wood-fire pizza, or build your own custom pasta dish. 3-star Michelin rating.
Boulevard Market Café - Serves gourmet sandwiches, salads, sweet treats, and fresh coffee in a warm and casual setting. Dine in or grab to go. 3-star Michelin rating.
Yokoso Sushi Bar - Indulge in the only authentic Japanese dinner delight near LAX airport. 3-star Michelin rating.
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Get energized in the fitness center equipped with state of the art treadmills, stationary bikes, stair climbers, and free weights. Located on the third floor and requires your room key for access.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
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Children and extra beds
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- Free cribs (infant beds)!
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Only service dogs are allowed
- Self parking fee: USD 20.00 per day (in/out privileges)
- Valet parking fee: USD 25.00 per day (in/out privileges)
- Late check-out fee: USD 200.00
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Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.