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No-till soil organic carbon sequestration rates published
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Nutrient-rich forests absorb more carbon
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Soil microbes alter DNA in response to warming
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Agricultural phosphorus recovery
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Just a small wip I'm working on now that I plan to decorate my wall with. Doubles as practice too, since I'm not that great with markers yet.;;;
fun to use though
Scrapping this if I ever get this finished yup.
I love this hair o_o!!!! SUPER!
Love this..!!!Can i watch the whole work done?
Ah, I was considering updating this image with the scanned version once I locate a good scanner...but since that might be awhile, I can make an attempt of taking an okay photo of the (sort of) finished piece? Let me know haha;;
I recon your brilliant with the markers, works well with the exaggerated style, gives a real sense of power or updraft to it, really bravo wish i could manage that
This is amazing!
I really adore this :3
This caught my eye will be favoriting <3
"I'm not that great with markers yet.;;;"
Pffft, are you kidding!?!
That hair is amazing!! :
Pffft, are you kidding!?!
That hair is amazing!! :
Well, it is one of my less familiar mediums. xD
Still trying to figure out how some people blend the colors so well...
Anyway, thank you~
Still trying to figure out how some people blend the colors so well...
Anyway, thank you~
wow the style is awesome!
cool :: do you use 0.3 or 0.4 g-tec?
0.25 actually!
oh, there's a 0.25 g-tec? i've only ever found 0.3 and 0.4 g-tecs in my area!
or i just haven't been looking hard
I stumbled across this pen while visiting the area where I used to live. Handy little thing, haha, though I haven't found it anywhere else so I don't think it's your fault if you couldn't find it. xD
This is great!
Amazing , I really wanna learn to do so
Stunning! I love using markers and pilot G-Tec pens, they go together so perfectly! This is georgeous!
Awesome! I can't wait til the rest is colored.
Love the colors of hair so vibrant and alluring!
love it
Although it is not finished yet, I like it very much.
I am really curious how the finished one will look like...
I am really curious how the finished one will look like...

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Exclusive: Balika Vadhu's 'Anandi' Pratyusha Banerjee may quit TV for Vikram Bhatt?
Pratyusha Banerjee — who plays Anandi in the popular serial 'Balika Vadhu' is being speculated of quitting the most acclaimed soap of television.
The 21 year old is said to be debuting on silver screen as a lead actress, which is believed to be a shocker for the producers of Balika Vadhu and the Channel 'Colors'.
When quizzed, Pratyusha denied the same, "I am all into it (Balika Vadhu) and I am not quitting this soap."
But, highly placed sources from B –Town reveal that Banerjee has been approached by filmmaker Vikram Bhatt for his next and the latter has perhaps discreetly signed the film contract too without the consent of her television producers and channel.
If sources are to be believed, to be hassle free legally, Pratyusha has already informed the Cine & TV Artistes' Association" (CINTAA). It is learnt that Pratyusha has taken legal assistance and got the contract of the film to the notice of CINTAA, so that the Channel or Producer should not end up slapping a legal notice breach of contract to the most popular bahu of the television industry.
Pratyusha elaborated by saying, "It is wrong information, I have not submitted any letter to any association and I will continue to work with the team of Balika Vadhu."
Asked if she met Vikram Bhatt or knew him personally, Prayusha refuted, "How does this relate, I don't want to comment on it."


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SANCTUARY IN CHEF VOLEUR (4) by Mallory Kane: Hannah Martin has been on the run since she witnessed the murder of her mother's boyfriend. She winds up in New Orleans knocking on Mack Griffin's door. Not only is she running from an assassin, she's frantically trying to find her desperately ill mother. Despite the fact that he has no reason to trust Hannah, Mack is drawn into the chase — and facing his own dark past when it looks like the man who killed his mother could be the same man Hannah is running from. With action spilling over, tension ratcheting up and shadows of a painful past, Kane's tale has all the elements of a first-class novel.
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I've never had sex but my boyfriend fingers me. Can you get pregnant from fingering?
- Ciara*
Fingering on its own can't lead to pregnancy. But it is possible to get pregnant if a guy gets pre-ejaculate (precum) or ejaculate on his finger and then puts it in a girl's vagina. The chances of this happening are low, though.
A more likely situation than pregnancy is getting an infection from fingering. So not only will you need to avoid any contact with precum or ejaculate, your boyfriend should wash his hands first and you should make sure neither of you has cuts and sores.
If you have any questions or concerns, or if you think you might have an infection, talk to your doctor.
Reviewed by: Steven Dowshen, MD
Date reviewed: August 2013
*Names have been changed to protect user privacy.
Note: All information is for educational purposes only. For specific medical advice, diagnoses, and treatment, consult your doctor.
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London, the most important European city
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MasterChef 2014
Fast-paced cooking competition, MasterChef The Professionals is calling for applicants to take part in the next series of the 2014 television show. Continue reading
70% of mobile bookings are for the same or next day
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Tattershall is one of the UK's Most Popular Towns
A survey has revealed which UK towns were the most popular with tourists in 2013, with Tattershall in Lincolnshire coming out fourth as the most in-demand UK city in 2013. Continue reading


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Research In Motion saw its fortunes spectacularly erased in a few short years following the iPhone's release in the summer of 2007. Fast-forward to 2015 and the company is now considering putting Google's Android software on its phones in a complete U-turn for the Canadian handset maker, according to a report Friday by Reuters.
It's unclear whether the rumored switch would spell the end of the company's own BlackBerry 10 mobile operating system.
RIM once dominated smartphone sales but now has a market share of less than one percent. Moreover, a former BlackBerry CEO has publicly admitted that Apple's iPhone has single-handily killed his company's treasured BlackBerry family of smartphones famed for their enterprise security and clickety-clack keyboards. Read More


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Who are the children in your home or in your neighborhood? Look at them. Think of them. The Savior teaches us that to enter the kingdom of God, we must become as a child, "submissive, meek, humble, patient, [and] full of love" (Mosiah 3:19). But however full of faith children come to us, they face the challenges of a fallen world. What does it take to help these children keep the light of faith in their eyes? We know that nothing can replace a righteous family in the life of a child. But in today's world, children will need not only a devoted mother and father, but they will also need each of us to protect, teach, and love them.
And while conditions of depravity are more serious, we also protect children from other detrimental conditions, such as expectations that are too high or too low, overindulgence, over scheduling, and self-centeredness. Either extreme dulls a child's ability to identify, trust, and be guided by the Holy Ghost.
Children are open to gospel truths more than at any other time, and protected childhood is literally a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to teach and strengthen children to choose the right.
I testify that even when our family worship seems less than effective, obedience alone invites the blessings of the Lord.
Brothers and sisters, as a mother and a Primary leader, I know this work with children is not easy. Protecting, teaching, and loving children can be demanding, often discouraging, sometimes exhausting, and occasionally the fruits of our efforts are long delayed. But it is precisely because it is not easy to bring children to the Savior that we must come to Him ourselves.
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If that doesn't work you can try fiber gummies. My dr suggested those the first time. They are just called Fiber Advance Gummies. You can get them at walmart.
Nonetheless, you have to eat lots of fruit including apples and bananas. I have the same problem, so right before bed eat 1 apple, 1 banana and an orange. Also drink orange juice daily and lots of water it also helps. You must keep your meals times around the same time everyday to get rid of the problem. Also Soaking a few prunes at night in a covered cup of water and drinking it in the early morning is a different way to make real prune juice, you have to be really careful with the last one. Good luck! Rene
Try warm prune juice or hot teas...even hot water with lemon. Miralax worked best for me. AND this is a big one. PINTO BEANS or NAVY BEANS. I'm serious. Raisin Bran and Raisins. Apples with skin and pears. I did all these things...and guzzled a ton of water and finally it worked!
Tons of water and exercise. Exercise really is the key...get moving...walking. hot water with lemon, prune juice...all helpful but the key is to give your body a good stretch regularly. Good luck
God none of this is working for me. It's terrible. I hate this part of pregnancy.
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I have been dealing with constipation issues since before i got pregnant. but with the pregnancy, it is so much worse. and my poop is rock hard. Maybe I need to switch prenatals. I will say I had fruit last night before bed, and just had a decent sized bowel movement. The constipation causes so much discomfort and then i panic about miscarriage. This is so annoying!
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Phoenix Annual Parade of the Arts
A slew of cities across the country have weird parades: Philadelphia has the nutty Mummers affair. Tucson boasts the even nuttier All Soul's Day Procession. And New York City hosts the boffo and beyond-bizarre Village Halloween Parade. Not wanting to be left out of the fun, the Valley fringe community has created the Phoenix Annual Parade of the Arts. Over the past two years, the event, which goes down around Halloween time (natch), has been a lively and fanciful showcase of costumed revelers, crazy antics, and artistic endeavors. Organizers describe PAPA as a "parading art fair" that allows PHX residents (as well as members of the local art scene and gonzo fringe community) to gather together in the spirit of fun and to let their freak flags fly. The 2007 version was a memorable experience, populated by artsy shopping cart floats, cyclists on modified bikes, belly dancers, stilt walkers, and countless other weirdos who marched along a mile-long route around downtown Phoenix. Book-ending the frenetic fete was a street party in Copper Square featuring music and performance art, capped off with a fireworks show. This year's event (scheduled for November 1), promises an "Out of this World" theme, so we're expecting to see plenty of outrageous aliens and astronauts in attendance.
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Best Radio Talk Show HostSteve Goldstein, Here and Now
Best Local Radio Comedy ShowChillin' with B and Gas
Best Idea for a Radio ShowRidin' Dirty
Best Video Game GurusChatterBox Video Game Radio
Best News RadioKJZZ 91.5-FM
Best Description of Phoenix WeatherJudas Priest singer Rob Halford
Best Anticipated Public ArtThe as-yet unfinished sculpture by artist Janet Echelman for Civic Space Park


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Final bout between the warrior with no fear and the cave dwelling dragon serpent.
Can I use this picture for my Youtube Channel?
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This is Epic! I love the shade of blue you used there for the background!
If I was a warrior trying to defeat the dragon, would I climb the only rock in the surroundings that leave me completely exposed to him knocking him down with a single movement?
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'Doctors Without Borders': Coordination Of Aid Still Not Sufficient In Haiti
A quick update from Doctors Without Borders (Medecins Sans Frontieres). It's holding a conference call with reporters about the work it's doing in Haiti:
— So far, its doctors have treated more than 3,000 people and performed more than 500 surgeries, says spokeswoman Avril Benoit in Toronto.
— From the group's perspective, international coordination of the relief effort "is not existing or (is) not sufficient," says Benoit Leduc, the organization's aid manger in Haiti, who is in Port-au-Prince.
— The aid group continues to criticize the U.S. and its allies for not allowing two of its supply flights to land in Port-au-Prince over the weekend. Because they were diverted to the Dominican Republic, Leduc says, there was a "48 hours additional delay" in getting the medicines and other materials to Haiti.
— Benoit says Doctors Without Borders has been allowed to land four supply flights in Port-au-Prince, with a total 135 tons of supplies. Two flights, with 65 tons of supplies, were diverted to the Dominican Republic.
— Loris de Filippi, the group's operational coordinator in Port-au-Prince, says Doctors Without Borders has treated at least six gunshot victims in the past couple days.
Update at 11:32 a.m. ET: "Hundreds of people" could die because of a 48-hour delay in getting the supplies, Leduc just warned.
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My stoker and I will be in Seattle the 30th June to 2nd July, and would like ride recommendations. We will be staying in Kent, and plan to use these three days for shake down rides on our new tandem. Im interested in rides of 30 to 70 miles, with starting points close to Kent. I would consider a Must Do ride that is within an hours drive of Kent.
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In a brilliant showcase of positive and negative space, Zion diffuses energy-saving fluorescent light through frosted acrylic panels encased by laser cut chrome. Intersecting shards of chrome sprawl in a latticework of crystalline-like structures, offering a scintillating contrast to the Lucite lens beneath. The effect brings a pleasing softness to the sharp geometric lines.
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Book hotels in Barcelona to explore a truly exciting and beautiful Spanish city...
Barcelona is Spain's second-largest city and the cosmopolitan capital of Catalonia, in the north-east of the country.
Placa Catalunya is the attractive heart of Barcelona and the starting point for a walk down Barcelona's most famous street, Las Ramblas. This Old City area with its Gothic Quarter and cathedral is a maze of ancient narrow streets and squares, which when lit in the evening provides a memorable backdrop for a stroll and maybe some souvenir-hunting in the lovely specialist shops.
Eixample is full of wide tree-lined boulevards and upmarket shops, restaurants and bars. Along Barcelona's most expensive and elegant street, Passeig de Gracia, stand two fine examples of Gaudi's architecture, Casa Mila and Casa Batllo. Sagrada Familia, Gaudi's famous unfinished cathedral contains a museum dedicated to his work and the crypt where he is buried.
Gracia is an area of contrasts, being the home of Gaudi's Park Guell and also the week-long Gracia Festival which takes place in August each year. Park Guell is one of the most visited places in Barcelona. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site situated at the top of a steep hill and the park is full of the fairy-tale buildings and curvaceous structures for which Gaudi is renowned.
Montjuic hill overlooks the harbour area of Barcelona and is home to the National Palace and Illuminated Fountains. The 1992 Olympic Games were held here and the Olympic Stadium is open to the public daily throughout the year. The Spanish Village is a must to visit in Montjuic, with its church, central square and craft workshops promoting handmade products. Lovers of modern art will enjoy the Miro Foundation, displaying the work of Barcelona-born artist, Joan Miro.
There are nine beaches in Barcelona, all approximately fifteen minutes by metro from the city centre. They are a major tourist attraction and will be very busy during the peak summer months.
There are many fine hotels in Barcelona, from cosy independent hotels to lavish luxury hotels offering incredible views...
Many Barcelona hotels are small, locally-run establishments which offer good value accommodation that is clean and comfortable. Tourists requiring more upmarket hotels also have a wealth of choice, whether they are looking for some shopping therapy or rest and relaxation on the beach. The majority of visitors choose to stay in the central areas, as Barcelona's excellent public transport system whisks them around the city in a matter of minutes.
Hotels along Las Ramblas and close to Placa Catalunya will suit every budget, from basic no-frills accommodation to the 5* Meridien Hotel. A central location, excellent transport links and beautiful, interesting historic streets make the Old City an excellent area to stay.
Eixample is known for many upmarket hotels, including the 5* Mandarin Oriental, on Passeig de Gracia, where residents can take a dip in the rooftop pool or eat in the Michelin-starred restaurant.
The streets and squares of Gracia are generally peaceful until the third week in August, when the Gracia Festival takes place. The streets of Gracia are filled with a riot of colour as each street adopts a different decorative theme and music plays in all the squares. It is advisable for visitors wishing to stay in this area during August to book early.
Due to its location away from the centre of the city, Montjuic is a quiet and relaxed environment. Close to public transport links, central Barcelona is only minutes away, but the choice of hotels here is equally good. Ranging from small 2* establishments to the 5* luxury of the Miramar, visitors can choose according to their budget.
The most famous 5* beach hotel is W Barcelona, next to Barceloneta Beach. Its impressive sail-like structure is hard to miss and offers incredible views across Barcelona. Many chain hotels can be found near the beach front, in addition to beautifully designed boutique hotels for those with deeper pockets.
This cultural city has a packed calendar of annual events; there's plenty to see and do whenever you visit...
It's no secret that the Spanish love a good party. From yearly fiestas and festivals to the everyday (and every night) happenings in the bars of Las Ramblas, Barcelona is the place to have a good time.
Festival of Sant Joan; June: Celebrate midsummer in Barcelona with fireworks, street parties and all-night celebrations. For a great view of the fireworks make sure you are in the beach area and be prepared for a late night.
Festival del Grec; June-August: A cultural celebration that brings together performers from all over the world.
Festes de la Mercé; September: Be here when the entire city celebrates Catalan traditions and folklore with huge processions and pageants throughout Barcelona.


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I sure hope some of you are still active! I have so many questions on how to handle a baby and working!
Its so hard. I'm not going to kid you. I miss my baby every trip. I was lucky to work part time up till this Jan 11. DS was born in May 08.
But I also love my job. As we all do. The 1st day I leave for a trip is the hardest. I call home lots. Best of Luck. You can do this mama!
...finally a single mama to my Boo. 05/08
Hi mandirose,
I was fortunate in that when I first came back, I had mandatory vacation the first couple of months so I didn't have to work too much. The hardest part for me was trying to pump. I worked so hard to breastfeed because I had surgery years ago so I didn't want to give up BFing early on.
To be honest, the first trip I flew was kind of a relief for me because I was so burned out on caring for a little one. I found that working is so much easier than caring for a little baby. Going on a layover was an opportunity to have some long, uninterrupted sleep. It got harder as she got older and became more aware of me leaving her, started going through separation anxiety, etc.
My husband's business picked up so I was able to start working around 45 hours a month (the minimum to maintain insurance benefits at Delta). I would try to get trips like 2-day trips that signed in late and got back earlier. My daughter has only gone to daycare a maximum of 12 days a month.
We really struggled with the childcare issue in the beginning. We found that in-home daycares worked best for us. There would usually be not too many other children with her and we paid $25/day. We found several different people that were okay with the sporadic schedule and didn't require for us to pay for fulltime care.
I feel like things have worked out to where despite this job, I have been able to be a SAHM for the most part.
Which airline do you work for?
Mommy to my sweet baby girl Dassi 8/18/09
We have another August baby! David 8/23/11
SkyWest, a regional airline. I have fairly good seniority, and do only day trips. The problem is that sometimes the duty day is 12 hours, and it's almost always 8. I'm going to breast feed and I'd like to do it exclusively for the first 6 months and my maternity leave only lasts fir 3 months after delivery. I'm not worried about having the milk stored for while I'm away, I'm worried about being able to pump while I'm at work for my comfort. There is only one bathroom on the plane I work on and the galley is smaller than a bathroom with no curtain.
I'm fairly certain that I'll just have to wing it (no pun intended) and figure it out as I go along.
I had a flight attendant tell me when I was pregnant, that by law the airline has to offer a room to pump. What airline can do that? She said if they don't have a room you can stay on FMLA. She was really big into the laws. I was going to try, but for fincial reasons I had to go back earlier than I planed.
I had a few friends stay off work for "medical issues". At least that's what they had their doctors tell the company.
...finally a single mama to my Boo. 05/08
Just courious, what are 1 day and 2 day trips like. Or even high speeds. I can't remember any more. Seems like my company got rid of everything but 4 and 5 days a long time ago.
...finally a single mama to my Boo. 05/08
Pumping was the reason I weaned my daughter at 7 months. I was having to come back and work a full schedule and it was just too hard. I couldn't be a fully available flight attendant and at the same time have the time I needed to pump. But I think part of my problem was that we couldn't afford a good pump so I was using a single manual pump. It took forever to pump and I would tie up a lavatory to do it.
I would suggest you get a good double pump that can be battery operated if necessary to use on the plane in case you don't have access to an outlet.
Another thing I did, I tried to avoid working during the day because that's when I missed the most feedings. She wasn't nursing during the night so the later I worked, the fewer feedings I was missing. I actually avoided doing turn-arounds because I would miss more feedings that way. I tried to get 2-day trips signing in late and coming back in the early afternoon so I could BF her at least part of both days and limit the feedings I was missing.
I know it's got to be a lot harder on those RJs, with a small bathroom and a tiny galley. I found that pumping in the galley was just not a good option for me because I didn't feel comfortable doing that with other FAs around and some passengers just open that curtain without knocking, haha.
Andrea, who do you work for? I'm sorry they don't give you shorter trip options.
Mommy to my sweet baby girl Dassi 8/18/09
We have another August baby! David 8/23/11
Luckily, I don't have to go back right away if I don't want to. I'm just worried that my leave won't last!
Guriausa, 7 months would be heaven! I plan on weaning around 6 months, to some food and less breastmilk. I don't plan on stopping that soon, but cutting as far back as I can, and hopefully I'll have a nice stock up by then.
We have trips called standups, that report between 8 and 9pm and you get back between 7 and 9am. It's continuous duty, but rarely turns into that. Normally, you get about 5-7 hours at a hotel. It would be perfect, as I could pump at the hotel. The problem with this is that my husband is a train engineer, and essentially on reserve so he is not going to be home every time I work.
It's going to be hard, girls, but I'm going to do it somehow! I'm determined!
We call those kinds of trips "leanovers" in Atlanta, but I think some other bases call them standups too. Those are a great option! We have lots of all-night turns too, although those can be rough if you have to come back and take care of a baby after not sleeping all night long.
I probably had more issues with the pumping because of my previous breast surgery. I always had to fight hard to maintain my supply. If we could have afforded it, I would have scaled back my schedule more.
One tip on pumping in the lav, make sure you remember to lock the door! I'm just sayin'...haha.
Mommy to my sweet baby girl Dassi 8/18/09
We have another August baby! David 8/23/11
I work for Comair. We use to have one and two days, and stand ups. We have none now. I'm back on reserve and I've been with the company for 9 years. It just sucks right now. The companhy is cutting our fleet in half over the next 2 years.
I took a buy out and my last day is Sept. 1st. I'm counting the days.
SkyWest will be hiring soon! Flight bennies on United and Delta, as well as jumpseat agreements with Southwest, American and Frontier. We also just signed up for Alaska flying so we'll soon have benefits on Alaska and Horizon!


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Anxiety: Mental Health Awareness Week 2014
Monday, May 12th, 2014
Mental Health Awareness Week, running from 12th to 18th May, campaigns to raise awareness of mental health issues, and this year is focusing on anxiety. The awareness week aims to address anxiety as a public health issue and promote ways to reduce it in everyday life. Everyone experiences anxiety from time to time, whether preparing […]
A Place of Last Resort
Thursday, April 17th, 2014
In this month's video blog, Director Keith Fernett talks candidly about the role Caritas Anchor House is playing as place of last resort in society. Like many homeless and third sector organisations, the charity is facing challenges against a backdrop of 20% budget cuts and local authorities being unable to commission services. Keith reflects on […]
Action Week 2014: Standing alongside people in crisis
Thursday, January 23rd, 2014
Poverty and Homelessness Action Week begins on 26th January, and aims to raise awareness of the underlying factors of poverty and homelessness. Organised by Church Action on Poverty, Housing Justice and Scottish Churches Housing Action, Action Week has been running since 2008. Today in Britain, many people live in poverty and struggle to make ends meet. Low […]
Anchor House is changing to Caritas Anchor House
Wednesday, January 1st, 2014
Anchor House is pleased to announce that from today, 1st January 2014, we will be known as Caritas Anchor House. This is part of a planned move towards becoming a community focused centre of excellence and innovation, and whilst we will remain in essence the same organisation, the addition of Caritas to our name is […]
Anchor House awarded £25,000 grant
Thursday, December 19th, 2013
Anchor House has been awarded a £25,000 grant to help strengthen essential services for homeless people in Newham. The grant is part of £120,875 awarded to six homeless organisations in England this month, and comes from the Department for Communities and Local Government's Future Ready Fund. Administered via Homeless Link, this fund supports organisations making […]
Anchor House Highlights in 2013
Wednesday, December 11th, 2013
2013 has been an exciting, albeit challenging, year at Anchor House and as the year draws to a close, we're taking the opportunity to look back over some of our particular highlights As an organisation, we have always prided ourselves on our ability to adapt to meet new challenges and as a testament to that […]
Affordable Housing
Monday, December 9th, 2013
In this month's video blog, Anchor House Director Keith Fernett reflects on the reported housing boom in London. He says that the expected investment of up to £50 billion in London's housing market is primarily aimed at the rich and overseas clients and people are neglecting to see the impact that this will have on […]
International Volunteer Day 2013
Thursday, December 5th, 2013
Today is International Volunteer Day, an event that aims to celebrate the act of volunteering and recognise those who give up their time to help others. At Anchor House, an important step towards independence for our residents is the development of their employability, self-esteem and skills, and we are pleased to report that our volunteering Time […]
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Kodak Held Weapon-Usable Uranium for Decades
Eastman Kodak for decades held at a New York state site uranium enriched to nuclear weapon-usable levels, CNN reported on Wednesday (see GSN, May 1).
The uranium was combined with aluminum to form plates used in a californium neutron flux multiplier in operation at the Rochester facility for close to 30 years, according to Albert Filo, a one-time researcher with the company best known for producing cameras and film. The roughly 3 1/2 pounds of material was more than 90 percent short of the amount of uranium that would be required to produce even an improvised nuclear bomb, according to issue specialists. The U.S. government took possession of the material in 2007.
The uranium-aluminum alloy "could not be readily converted to make a nuclear weapon," according to Kodak spokesman Christopher Veronda. "Disassembling the device and removing these plates was a process that took highly trained experts more than a day to perform."
The uranium was enriched to nearly 93.4 percent, a Nuclear Regulatory Commission spokesman said.
"In this day and age, no one should be allowed to possess nuclear-weapons-usable material without providing an armed defense of that material," said physicist Edwin Lyman, with the Union of Concerned Scientists. "There really should be an effort to eliminate the use of materials in commercial companies that could be used by terrorists to make nuclear weapons."
While the quantity of uranium held by Kodak was not sufficient for producing a nuclear weapon, "you can always imagine an adversary that was coordinated could steal enough in different areas to kind of consolidate, and have enough for a bomb," according to Lyman.
Filo acknowledged that the uranium had not been protected by weapon-carrying security personnel at Kodak, but said measures were taken to prevent the substance from being misappropriated. An intruder would have needed hours if not days to take apart the californium neutron flux multiplier located in the plant basement to gain access to the material, he said.
"The walls surrounding it were two feet of reinforced concrete," Filo said. "The ceiling over it was again two feet of concrete and then eight feet of earth. So it was really a well-shielded instrument" (McConnell/Todd, CNN, May 16).
The CFX system was employed in analyzing the purity of chemicals and in neutron radiography, the London Independent reported on Wednesday. Just two such devices were built, specialists said.
"It's such an odd situation because private companies just don't have this material," Miles Pomper, a senior research associate at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, said in the first report on the matter by the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (David Usborne, London Independent, May 16).
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Atlantic CottageIrelandCounty KerryDingle
About this listing
Fantastic sea view property in the Irish countryside. On a rough day watch the waves as they break over the Sleeping Giant. On a calm summer day sit outside listening to the sound of the sheep on the hills and the buzz of insects gathering pollen.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
The Space
Nestled into the hillside next to the ancient church at Kilmalkedar, Atlantic Cottage looks out over Smerwick Harbour and the Atlantic to The Sleeping Giant, one of the Blasket Islands. Sitting in the cosy kitchen you can watch 50 foot waves rolling in from America battering the cliffs. The beach is a 15 minute walk and if on a hot sunny day there are more than 20 people, we'd consider it crowded. The Pilgrim's Way runs up behind the house allowing you to climb the mountain and look out over 360 degree views. The area has been a centre for calm, spiritual retreat for hundreds of years and we look forward to inviting you enjoy the peace and tranquility of the area.
Guest Access
Guests have access to the whole house.
Interaction with Guests
This is a self catering house and though we might meet guests we will not be there ourselves.
The Neighborhood
The view, the view, the view. Swimming from the beach as the tide comes in on a summers day. Being in the middle of the countryside next to a working farm. Watching the sheep being brought down from the hill side, the odd chicken that wanders in to the garden. The wrens and robins that nest in the fuchia hedges. Fabulous neighbours and the Irish craic.
Getting Around
There is no public transport but hitching is easy and safe .
Other Things to Note
This house is in the country and probably not suitable for anyone with an animal allergy. It is very dark at night as there is no street lighting - hurrah you can see the stars in the Milky Way. While it is perfectly safe to sleep with the windows open, having the lights on will attract moths and other insects.
We expect Airbnb guests to be fairly self reliant and to behave in a respectful way. This is not a hotel, it is a simple but well equipt holiday cottage.
We do not accept smokers.
We to accept pets but must be told you are bringing them with you. You will be responsible for cleaning up after them.


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Here we are www.startupY.it Genoa, 24th-2-2016
After the great October 31st- November 7, 2015 Italiani di Frontiera Silicon Valley Tour, ready for the 2016 Program! Stay Tuned
22th Silicon Valley Study Tour 2015 for grads and undergrads, August 24-28....attendee group from 6 italian Universities in progress...
Torino Silicon Valley 2015. Let's start on March 6th 2015, 2-4 pm by Dipartimento d'Informatica
Tech Scouting Silicon Valley for 5 Italian Start ups.. Period Dec 15th, 2014- January 25th, 2015 . Join us in Milan FabriQ, Feb18th 5 pm http://milan.impacthub.net/event/la-silicon-valley-a-fabriq/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Community+Digest+Febbraio&utm_content=Community+Digest+Febbraio+CID_8e8f3544cc084b4b063855a389e87bf9&utm_source=Email%20marketing%20software&utm_term=Mercoled%2018
Italiani di Frontiera in Liguria. Starhotel President, Corte Lambruschini , 100 mt Brignole rail station ( on the lest looking the sea) November 26th , 6,30 pm
Tech Scouting Silicon Valley Liguria , November 4th, 2014 (see blog post)
20th Italiani di Frontiera Silicon Valley Tour , October 13th to 17th, 2014 (see blog post)
Ready to go for the 18th and 19th Silicon Valley Study Tours...in the 10th year running! Relevant Groups with Programs and Attendees- Start August 18th and 25th.
Our final rush:
Closing Torino Silicon Valley in May...than SVST 2014!
Torino University ( March 21st) Ancona (March 27th) Novara ( March 31st)....than ready to SVST 2014!
Italiani di Frontiera all'Università di Padova
February 14th, 2 pm
Italiani di Frontiera in Cà Foscari, Venice
February 13th, 3,30 pm
Italiani di Frontiera in Poli Milano-MIP with Innovits, January 28th, 7pm
Italiani di Frontiera in TAG Genova, January 23rd, 5,30 pm. Parco Tecnologico degli Erzelli
Italiani di Frontiera in the Italian Universities, Genova, Poli Bari, Napoli Federico2°, Roma Sapienza, Pisa Normale, Torino Uni conferences. October 21- November 25 2013. Go to Post and Forum for more info!
Italiani di Frontiera Silicon valley Tour October 7-11, 2013 leaded by Roberto Bonzio and Carola Pescio Canale
Finally...in Columbus Town!
September 20-22, 2013 , it has been a great week end!
Silicon Valley Study Tour 2013...starting on August 19th...ready to go!
Italia Silicon valley, 9 conferences in video streaming by February 22- April 9, 2013...go to the relevant Forum
Torino Silicon Valley, start in Torino University on March 8th. Other conferences on March 15th 22th 29th (Program in the relevant Forum)
Genova Silicon Valley, last conference on April 9th (relevant forum)
Novara Silicon Valley , 5th Edition, start December 13th (relevant Forum for the 2013 conferences)
Catania Silicon Valley , 2nd Edition, let's start December 11th (relevant Forum)
Palermo Silicon Valley , 2nd Edition, let's start December 6th (relevant Forum)
Genova Silicon valley ,10th Edition, let's start! November 29th, 2012 go to the Forum for the conference Program.
Brescia Silicon valley, 3rd Edition , let's start!. November 9th, 2012...go to the Forum for the 3 conference Program.
13th SVST for 19 Attendees, Grads and Undergrads of 7 Italian top Italian Universities (August 20-24th, 2012);
14th SVST for 14 Attendees, managers and entrepreneurs (August 27th-31st). Coordinators: Paolo Marenco and Jeff Capaccio
1st Silicon Valley Study Tour Alumni Meeting is coming! Genova, May 26th, 3 to 6 pm Paolo Marenco & Jeff Capaccio present!
Genova Silicon valley , 4 conferences about Energy, ICT and VC, start in Villa Cambiaso - School of Engineering with Fondazione RUI on March 29th at 5 pm. Go to the relevant Forum for the full Program and the discussion after each conference.
Milano Silicon valley , 5 conferences about Energy and VC, start in Fondazione RUI on March 5th. Go to the relevant Forum for the Program.
Catania Silicon valley ended on mid February...selection for SVST 2012 in progress!
Palermo Silicon Valley , just started with Augusto Coppola Conference. 3 more ( 1 December and 2 January) than selection for Silicon Valley Study Tour 2012.
Brescia Silicon valley, 2nd Edition , last 2 conferences. November 23rd, with Paolo Marenco and Andrea Vaccaro, coordinator and attendee of the 1st SVST; November 29th, Grand final with 2 startuppers, Marco Gafforini and Alessandro Tortorici
Silicon valley Study Tour 2012 for entrepreneurs...in Torino Lingotto TOSM 2011, November 16th.
Sicily Liguria Study Tour, for 4 students American Italian from Delaware,Buffalo,Washington,Georgia Tech Uni.s to discover Science and tech in 2 Italian Regions. Supported by NIAF and Foreign Affairs Italian Minister October 17-24th, 2011. Program in the Group.
Brescia Silicon valley, 2nd Edition , we start October 12th, 2011 with davide Dattoli and the announce of Brescia Start up Week End of October 28-30th.
Here we are, again! August 22nd, in Stanford University hosted by Jeff Cabili and Enzo Carrone - SLAC , we start the 8th and 9th Silicon Valley Study Tour...2 intensive weeks of meeting in companies and Universities for 42 attendees, Grads of 14 Italian Universities, startupper and entrepreneurs.
From August 29th, the 10th SVST starts, again from Stanford, 1 week Tour for 22 Assolombarda and AIB managers and Entrepreneurs, leaded by Roberto Bonzio, author of Italiani di Frontiera
From March 31st in Novara Piemonte Orientale University, the first, to June 9th in Torino Politecnico, the last: 13 conferences- see program in the relevant Forum- in Novara, Torino and Brescia Universities to select the attendees from those Universities to the 8th Silicon valley Study Tour.
May 13th, Silicon Valley Study Tour in Bari Politechnic, 11 am , see the relevant Forum
8th Silicon valley Study Tour, August 22nd- Sept 1st, 2011
You can find the preliminary program in the relevant Group
"Genova Silicon Valley" last 2 conferences to be selected to attend the Silicon Valley Study Tour (August 22-Sept 1):
1- February 18, 9am-6pm, "IT Security"
2- March 11, 2,30-7 pm , "Automation and Industrial Electronics"
Engineering Faculty, Villa Cambiaso-Via Montallegro 1 Genova
Loris Degioanni, after the great exit of last October of www.cacetech.com to Riverbed Technology, tell his story at Politecnico di Torino, January 10th, 2011 at 10 am
November 8th to 12th, 2010: 7th Silicon Valley Study Tour organized for NIAF and Italian Foreign Office: 7 attendees selected from the IFO. Coordinator of the Tour is Michele Simonato, our Member.
November 2nd, 2010, 5pm Torino University, Via Verdi 8, Torino- Cloud Computing Vittorio Viarengo - VP Desktop Product VMware- Palo Alto
November 3rd, 2010, 4pm Villa Cambiaso, School of Engineering, Via Montallegro 1 -Genoa-I .From Genoa to Silicon valley: Vittorio Viarengo -VMware and Marco Marinucci- Google tell their stories.
November 4th, 2010, 5pm MIP Alumni, Poli MI Bovisa, Via Lambruschini -Milano- From Rugby to Software: the Scrum Vittorio Viarengo - VP Desktop Product VMware- Palo Alto
7th Silicon Valley Study Tour going on from November 8th to 12th, in cooperation with Italian Foreign Affairs Ministry
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The SiliconValleyStudyTour links Italian graduates, researchers and business angels with Italian executives and startuppers worldwide.
In August 2005, La Storia nel Futuro and SVIEC (the Silicon Valley Italian Executive Council) teamed up to launch the very first Silicon Valley Study Tour.
Paolo Marenco, President of La Storia nel Futuro and Jeff Capaccio, Chair of the highly influential, 400 plus member, SVIEC, created a thoughtful series of seminars, taught by top executives from some of the Silicon Valley's most cutting-edge startups, well established technology giants and prestigious venture capital firms, to expose graduate and graduating engineering and business students, from leading Italian Universities, to the unique entrepreneurial culture of the Silicon Valley.
The results have exceeded Paolo's and Jeff's expectations, producing multiple internships and doctoral theses in US, employment opportunities, incubators and start ups in Italy.
Some spin off on the SVST are: Aizoon by Franco Cornagliotto - The Hub Milan by Nicolò Borghi and partners, The Hub Rovereto by Jari Ognibeni today Ceo of Industrio, Creonomy by Nicolò Borghi and Corrado Alesso, Alabs by Mattia Accornero, HK Horticultural Knowledge by Emanuele Pierpaoli, Regalister by Davide Bertarini, Wheresup by Theo Gonella and partners, Poip by Edoardo Tosetti and Alessandro Giuliano, today based in Milan Politechnic PoliHub, supported by IBM Blue Mix Hint Club by Max Brigonzi , and the great Tensive founded by Alessandro Tocchio after his SVST2011 attendance. All above from the inspiration arouse from the SVST attendance.
Carlo Alberto Pratesi, marketing Professor of Roma Tre University, after attending the SVST 2007 and 2008, launched in Rome in 2009 Innovaction Lab with Paolo Merialdo and Augusto Coppola, great school of entrepreneurship for wannabe startuppers. All of the participants return to Italy with a renewed excitement, new tools, new perspectives and a burning desire to one day succeed as entrepreneurs and technology executives.
On May 26th, 2012, all the Alumni met in Genova University, School of Engineering, where the project was born, in 2005.
400+ are the Alumni, since the beginning in 20+ editions.
In 2013 the Technology Scouting Project in Silicon Valley for European Companies was born, supported by the Italian Foreign Ministry. The project is managed in Silicon Valley by selected SVST Alumni.
Since 2009 La Storia nel Futuro and SVIEC support NIAF in organizing Italy Study Tours for American Italian Undergrads, never been before in Italy, to discover the tech excellence of Italy. The project is supported by the Italian Foreign Ministry. The first edition has been in June 2009, for 34 US students to Genova, Torino and Milano. The second edition has been in October 2011, for 4 Students to Sicily and Genova. The third in June 2013, in Lombardy and Liguria, for 7 students.
Our Goal
The Silicon Valley Study Tour seeks to create and maintain an important bridge between young graduates, researchers, business angels, "start-uppers", managers and entrepreneurs from Italy with the many successful Italian and Italian American high tech, biotech and venture capital executives in the Silicon Valley. SVIEC plays a critical role in fostering this bridge as it remains the only organization to have assembled the top Italian and Italian American high tech, biotech and venture capital executives, all of whom serve as outstanding role models, mentors and potential business partners for Italy's next generation of entrepreneurs and technology executives.
Tech scouting in the Silicon Valley
The project idea was born during the 14th SVST- August 2012- pushed by two italian entrepreneurs, attending the Tour. It has been developed in 2013 in a multiclient way, for 10 Italian Companies by 4 Tech Scouts, selected SVST Alumni. In 2014 2 Tech Scouts- Carola Pescio Canale and Giacomo Carozza- stayed in Silicon Valley up to November 10th for a Tech Scout project respectively for Confindustria Genova and Nextome, Puglie start up. In 2015 six Tech Scout did the job in 20 days for their 5 startups (see blog post), 5 Tech Scout from Uni Torino, did the job for Environment Park and Mumble Ideas
The Goal: to scout technologies and biz contacts inside the Silicon Valley ecosystem, useful for the needs of the italian companies supporting the project.
How to take part in a Silicon Valley Study Tour
Read here for more information on how to take part in the Silicon Valley Study Tour.
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Great exp for the 30 attendees of our 10th year Edition.
The great report ( in italian ) is here
Posted by paolo marenco on September 9, 2015 at 9:30am
...from an expert of External Relations and Technology Transfer from Sassari University, Antonfranco Temussi, just back from Italiani di Frontiera Silicon Valley Tour 1 week ago!.IDF%20SVT%20aprile%202015.pdf
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A must to be workshop will be organized by Genoa University and Aizoon Group on May 19th, 4 pm in Villa Cambiaso HQ of Scuola Politecnica of Genoa.
As Gartner observes Cybersecurity attention and care will be a must for companies and bodies, more and more in the Future:
Follow the Program, open to interested people ( workshop in italian language):…Continue
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The interventions of last Friday were illuminating.
Two people who have strongly encouraged to get out of my "comfort zone" to open eyes and adhere to innovation of the world.
I guess the Silicon Valley as a hotbed of innovative ideas, a gym of successes and constructive failures.
Why not swim with a tool that reminds me how many tanks I did?
Why not start to move in an alternative way, safe, economical and intelligent with UBER?
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Hey all , great news from UBER!
For our 10th anniversary- 10 years of Silicon valley Study Tours!- they decided to give to all our Members ( and their friends, relatives...) a promocode SVST to have the first UBER ride in the Italian towns free up to 20 Euro.
The promocode is valid up to decembre 31st 2016!
Go and try UBER is easy and cheap!, for new users. …Continue
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Started by paolo marenco Nov 10, 2015.
Started by paolo marenco Nov 10, 2015.
Started by paolo marenco. Last reply by paolo marenco Nov 6, 2015.
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I downloaded fresh Eclipse CDT, added a C++ project, and after a few minutes eclipse crashed. It said "javaw.exe returned -1", and Eclipse crashes silently.
.metadata/.log file sometimes contains nothing, and sometimes contains a few Java exception in the C/C++ indexer which certainly doesn't explain a silent crash.
How can I further debug this phenomena? I've no clue what to look for next.
I'm running the latest stable Eclipse CDT (7.0.1), with Windows 7 64bit, with the latest stable JDK (6u24).