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The next part of the tale is very boring because all Dawn and I did was sit in the car, but I'll tell you what happened anyway. The events to follow our car discussion were quite exciting.
Dawn started the conversation first. As a person who deals mainly with dead or grieving people, I very rarely spoke to teenagers, and I could hardly consciously remember my own teenage years without cringing.
Granted she didn't start with the most inspiring statement, but hey, she at least thought of something to say.
"So, um, you're the funeral director." She sat behind the wheel, gripping the circle firmly and staring at the mansion as if she expected the group to come back out any second. They had only gone in a few minutes ago.
"Yeah, and you're Buffy's sister." So my statement wasn't particularly brilliant either.
"Yeah." She chose that moment to gracefully sweep up her hair in a bun on the top of her head. I decided that she would be a real beauty one day. Her hands automatically returned to their position on the steering wheel.
"So what's it like to have a sister like Buffy?" I wondered aloud.
She shot me a quick glance and ducked her head to her lap. "Sometimes very wonderful. Sometimes not easy at all."
I nodded even though she wasn't watching. "I understand that."
Dawn started again in a gush, and I was so startled that all I could do was listen. "Buffy's great, but sometimes she's so distant that I wonder if she sees me at all. And sometimes she's really there, and I know she's with me. A-and I really worry about her. I worry about how she's feeling, what she's thinking. I worry that she's not really living." She bowed her head a little lower. "And I worry that it's my fault."
My stomach turned over. Here was a girl who blamed herself for her sister's unhappiness. I said what I would have said to Amber. "It's not your fault if your sister's not having the best time right now. She's got a lot on her shoulders, and you are definitely not at fault for that."
Dawn looked up with eyes wide and soft with unshed tears. "But I wouldn't even be here if Buffy wasn't the slayer. She only has to worry about me because she is the slayer."
I opened my mouth to say something but found I wasn't sure how to reply.
Suddenly, a blinding flash of brilliant red light shot out from every window of the mansion, saving me from having to answer her. Straightening in the seat and feeling all my senses rise to hyper-alert, I gripped the ax that I'd forgotten I was holding in my lap.
"What the hell was that?"
Emotional revelation forgotten, Dawn grinned at me. "Willow."
"Willow?" I was confused.
"Willow's a witch. . .an extremely powerful witch."
"Oh." And I'd thought Willow could perform a few spells. . . not almost level a house!
The front door to the mansion burst open, and two figures rushed toward us surrounded by a haze of red smoke and crackling electricity. One was leaning heavily on the other. Reacting to my instincts, I jumped out of the SUV and scrambled to open the back door.
Buffy's features clarified from the jumble of leftover magic, and I saw that she was relying on Spike to move. I wasn't sure what was wrong until they got even closer, and when I hurried toward them to assist, I noted that Buffy's right leg dangled at an odd angle. . . no doubt broken. A red stain was rapidly saturating her shirt.
I took the burden of the slight figure on his arm, helping Buffy to the back seat of the car and gingerly helping her position her leg into a more comfortable position. She slipped into unconsciousness as soon as she sank against the seat. Dawn crawled back beside Buffy and stroked her face tenderly as she inspected her for wounds.
Spike's face was disfigured with bruises and blood, and his clothes were ripped in several places. He leaned against the car and placed his hands on his thighs, attempting to catch his breath. . . although from what I'd heard, vampires didn't need to breathe.
He cast me a sideways glance. "The witch and the boy are still inside."
I nodded.
"I can't get both. You up for coming with me?" he asked next.
"Um. Sure." I held up the ax.
He waved his arm at the weapon. "You won't need that. The bad guys are all dead." He turned to a worried Dawn. "Be back soon, bit."
Her eyes not moving from her sister, she said, "'Kay."
I set the ax aside and trailed the vampire to the house. In the back of my mind, I wondered why the neighbors weren't the least bit curious about the hubbub.
As we reached the front door again, he warned me, "Get ready, there's still magic hanging in the air here, and you might find it a bit hard to breathe."
Steeling myself for discomfort, I plunged into the house after the vampire and promptly almost stumbled over a demon carcass lying in the front hall. My stomach tightened as something I'd never felt before rolled over my skin and filled my lungs with a searing, burning sensation.
A firm hand grasped my elbow before I fell, and through the haze I caught Spike's eye. "Careful, Sam."
Scarlet sparks sizzled over my skin, singing the hairs, and I forced back the decision to cry out in pain. After a few seconds of wading through the remains of demons and magic, I adjusted and ignored the lingering discomfort, focusing on the mission. The mansion was larger than I remembered from earlier tonight. Demon bodies lined every room, every hallway. How did they all fit in here? How could they possibly all live here?
"Do you know where they are?" I asked at one point. A wave of fire swept over my lungs, and I touched a wall to steady myself.
"I have an idea," he responded, continuing to pick his way through the mess.
I was better prepared to speak the second time. "An idea?"
His voice was slightly muffled as we rounded a corner. "Yeah. I follow the magic to the source. And I can hear heartbeats."
My hand went to my chest to feel the steady thrum against my fingertips.
A trace of humor laced Spike's response. "And no, yours isn't too loud for me to hear the others."
Several minutes later and deep inside the mansion, the magic became thicker and heavier against my lungs. Spike deftly leapt over a large demon blocking a doorway and offered me a hand as I struggled to climb over the same hulking form.
As soon as I've made it to the other side, a coughing fit struck me, and I bent at the waist as I attempted to catch my breath. Spike clapped me on the back a couple of times to make sure I was taking in air before he left my side to move aside the demon. When I recovered enough to wipe away stray tears and stand halfway straight again, I observed Spike gathering the slight form of Willow into his arms on the other side of the room.
"She's unconscious," Spike informed me. He tilted his head toward a semi-conscious Xander who was slumped in a corner. "Can you help him? I think he's okay enough to walk on his own if he has support."
Afraid to open my mouth and utter words, I nonverbally signaled my assent and headed toward Xander who lifted his head on my approach. Spike was right, and I was able to bring him to a standing position without much effort. Together, we half-limped, half-shuffled back the way we'd come in.
When we reached the fresh night air, Xander was recovered enough to move without my aid. He patted me on the shoulder. "Thanks, man." His words were hoarse.
I bobbed my head and gulped in the air like a fish that had been out of the water too long.
Bringing medical supplies and an extra set of wheels, a repentant Giles had arrived since our entrance into the mansion. Within minutes, we were all bundled safely inside one vehicle or the other and were whisked back to the Summers' home.
After that final experience, I pretty much decided that it was time to leave Sunnydale. Turned out that the reason why no one came out of their homes to witness the disturbance was because most people in Sunnydale were fleeing town. Wealthy families had abandoned the city first.
Before I left, however, I decided to do something for Buffy and Spike as a small gesture of thanks for their protection. . . .
Arriving at my apartment at exactly seven in the evening, Buffy was on time, her long blonde hair freshly washed and curled. I'd never seen her with her hair down, and she was stunning. She wore a simple black dress and long silver earrings that matched the silver accents on the straps across her shoulders. She was less like a slightly damaged, tireless slayer and more like the young adult she was. She also bore no traces of a broken leg. . . nor bruises or cuts. Apparently, Slayers heal quickly.
Embarrassed by her appearance, she smiled a bit shyly at me with shining eyes. "I don't ever dress up anymore," she explained.
I gave her a valid compliment, "Well, you look lovely."
Her eyes immediately searched the living room behind me, and I allowed her to slip past me and into my home. Most of my belongings were packed away, hidden in squares of brown cardboard that I'd finagled from the one grocery store still open in town. Therefore, the walls were bare, and the shelves contained no pictures or knickknacks.
But Buffy wasn't examining the contents of my home.
"He's not here yet," I interjected into her investigation.
Buffy's shoulders dropped just slightly. "Oh. Well, I haven't seen him all day."
"But he's coming. He wouldn't miss the thank-you dinner I've planned for you. He R.S.V.P.'d. Why don't you have seat." I gestured toward the sofa. "Would you like some wine?"
Her expression revealed the hesitance of one who wasn't used to drinking. Then, as she lowered herself onto the sofa, she cautiously asked, "What kind do you have?"
"I'll pour you a glass of the Riesling. It's got kind of a fruity aftertaste. How's that?"
She was relieved. "Sure." Before I could leave, she pointed at my electronic keyboard that remained on its stand across the room. "You play?"
"Yep. I do."
"For funerals?"
I laughed lightly. "No, not at all. Actually, I play, write songs, and sing them."
"Really?" She sounds amazed as if she couldn't believe that a funeral director did something so creative.
I headed to pour the wine. "Yeah. I'll play for you after dinner if you like."
"That'd be great!"
Entering my tiny kitchen, I grabbed the chilled bottle and filled us each a glass of the white wine.
Buffy's voice rose from the adjacent room, "So when are you moving back to L.A.?"
"In a couple of days. I have a couple of friends, Lisa and Jim, coming in town that are going to help me load up."
As I re-entered the living room, I handed Buffy her wine, which she briefly cradled in both hands before taking a tiny sip. "Thanks. Are your friends from L.A., too?"
"Well, they've been vacationing in Florida for the last month or so. Sunnydale's only a little out of the way on their way back to L.A. I guess to answer your question, they are from L.A." I perched on the couch next to Buffy, making sure she had plenty of personal space.
"That's cool. I have some friends there. . . and some family." The way she said friends and family made me wonder about her personal history with them. . . if they'd hurt her somehow.
Before I could ask her about her hesitation, the doorbell rang followed by a sharp knock. Buffy's head shot up with mine, and eagerness lit her face before she hid it away.
Balancing my wine glass on the coffee table, I rose and opened the door for the only other person I was expecting. . . Spike. He wore the outfit I'd provided him earlier that day because we were the same height and build. He'd managed to iron the pants and seemed freshly showered like Buffy.
"Good evening," I greeted.
Spike shoved his hands in his pockets and proffered a slight smile. When he hadn't moved after several seconds, I stepped back to make him more room.
Buffy giggled from the sofa. "You have to invite him in, Mr. Fisher, because he has to have an invite into people's homes."
"Sam," I reminded her.
"Sam," she repeated.
"Come in, Spike."
Spike stepped into the living room with a grin. "Actually, I don't need it, pet. The earlier invite from Sam was enough."
"Earlier?" Buffy asked.
Spike tugged at the shirt he was wearing. "The clothes."
"Sam loaned them to me earlier today," Spike admitted. "Thanks," he told me for the fourth time.
I smiled. Part of me still couldn't believe I was putting trust in a vampire.
"Well, you look nice," Buffy conceded.
"Thanks. You look. . ." Spike studied her with obvious love. ". . . beautiful."
She ducked her head as she'd done with me. "Thanks."
"And you're drinking wine," he commented in a way that I knew I was missing something.
She raised her glass playfully. "Yep."
"Would you like some?" I offered.
"I'd love some." His eyes never left the young woman on the sofa.
The oven conveniently went off in the kitchen.
"Well, that's actually dinner. Why don't you go ahead and sit in the dining room while I get the chicken out."
"Let me help you," Buffy suggested, avoiding Spike's gaze as she stood and self-consciously smoothed her dress.
"No, no," I insisted. "You two go get a seat." Before Buffy could insist, I hastily exited into the kitchen to shut off the shrill timer.
After I'd arranged everything on the kitchen counter, I discovered I couldn't possibly manage everything by myself with any speed.
"Actually," I called, "I could use some help in here after all."
The pair appeared in the kitchen doorway at virtually the same time so that their arms brushed. A palpable current spun through the air, and I smiled happily to myself. I was silly to play matchmaker for a vampire and a slayer, but as I was learning, love didn't take into account such rules.
They parted when it became obvious they were touching, and each grabbed a dish to bring in the other room. Together, we handled everything in one trip, and I chose specifically to sit across from them so that they had to sit next to one another at the rectangular table.
Raising my glass, I cleared my throat and announced, "You probably know the reason I asked you here tonight. Well, I just wanted to officially thank you both for saving my life more than once since I've been in Sunnydale. If it hadn't been for you two the first night at the funeral home, I'd be long dead by now. I might even be undead. . . no offense to present company meant."
"None taken, mate," Spike said kindly.
"And I know I don't have blood for you, but I didn't know where to procure any."
"It's okay. I enjoy these sorts of meals just the same." He glanced purposefully at Buffy, and she smiled at him.
"So, anyway, thank you for your protection. Dig in. The one thing my ex-wife loved about me was my cooking."
With that, dinner commenced. Throughout dinner and small talk, the pair snuck glances at one another, and when they were sure the other wasn't watching, their expressions were tender and loving. I watched enthralled and took note because I wanted to find that kind of connection one day.
After dinner was over, Buffy and Spike assisted me in cleaning the kitchen despite my protests. When everything was neatly put away, I entered the living room and switched on my keyboard.
Spike raised his eyebrows at me.
"Buffy wanted me to play after dinner," I clarified.
He exchanged a look with Buffy. "You did?"
Buffy lowered her eyes. "Yeah."
"Don't worry, I won't scare you off with my singing," I joked. "I'll just play you a few original instrumental pieces. How's that?"
"Sounds great!" Buffy responded with enthusiasm.
Positioning myself on the small stool, I closed my eyes, blotting out the two curious figures before me. Within seconds, I was lost in the ebb and flow of the chords and rhythms. I wasn't half bad, and I knew it, but I was still curious about my audience's reaction. Halfway through my first piece, I opened my eyes.
What I saw didn't surprise me. I didn't know if their actions were to be taken as an accolade to my work, but I knew it pleased me.
Spike held Buffy fast against him as they moved to the slow, flowing music. Her head leaned against his chest, and her eyes were tightly shut as he rubbed her back softly and held one of her hands in his own. His cheek rested atop her head, and his eyes matched hers.
While I was watching, she opened her eyes and moved her head. Startled, his eyes flew open at her gesture, alarm painted on his features. She brought her other hand to his cheek then and smiled, and relief pulled itself over his face. In reassurance, she moved her arm from his face to his waist and drew him closer. As she repositioned her head on his chest, he resumed his with a contented expression.
She caught me studying them, and with the comfort she had always shown around me, she smiled before closing her eyes again. Somehow, I knew she didn't display this sort of behavior in front of most people. Happy with her trust, I threw myself into the music wholeheartedly, determined to make their moment extra special.
Without break, I launched into my second piece even though my fingers were tiring because I hadn't played in a while and hadn't warmed up. At an easier section of the music, I turned my attention to the pair again just in time to witness something that had to be historic for them.
Buffy gently pulled Spike's lips to her own and stared into his eyes with a smile before kissing him softly. Spike seemed absolutely shocked but didn't let grass grow under his feet. He was soon kissing her back with a slow enthusiasm, mindful of where he was.
Allowing them a moment, I returned to the music and ended after the second song, partly because I was drained and partly because I didn't have anything else decent to play.
They drew apart reluctantly, told me how beautifully I played, and bade me good night. As they exited, Buffy handed Spike the dinner leftovers, which I'd given her because I wouldn't have time to eat them. Without reservation, she threw her arms around my neck and hugged me briefly.
"Take care," she whispered in my ear. "And thank you for tonight."
Spike, of course, heard everything she thought was inaudible, and he added, "Yeah, thanks."
As they headed down the stairs together toward Buffy's vehicle, she called, "Be careful in L.A. and stay in touch!" She bounded down the stairs, seeming lighter than I'd ever seen her.
Spike followed more slowly and nodded back at me before he reached the stairwell. "Night."
I merely lifted my hand in goodbye.
And that was the last time I saw them. They were happy; they'd danced, although more deliberately and gently than the first time I'd seen them. I'll never forget them. I don't know if they shared anything remotely similar after I left Sunnydale, but I felt a certain peace, knowing that such love and mutual respect was. . . is possible.
How was I to know that L.A. was worse off than Sunnydale in the evil department this spring? I didn't, but I'm coming to you because Buffy gave me your card that evening when they came to dinner and told me to look you up if I ever needed help.
Were you close to Buffy, Angel? From the look on your face, you don't seem too happy to hear this story. Well, you don't have to answer, but I'm sorry if my tale bothered you in any way.
Aside from that, I do need your help. You see, Lisa and Jim have this little problem with the demon who lives across the hall from them, and Amber said that there's a scary monster living in the girl's restroom at her nursery school. . . .
The end.
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The Mexican president has backtracked on his statement that compared Republican nominee Donald Trump with Hitler and Mussolini.
Speaking at a conference alongside President Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the "Three Amigos" summit in Ottawa, Canada, Enrique Pena Nieto responded to a reporter's question about Trump's plan to build a wall on its southern border.
"In the past, some leaders address their societies in those terms," he said. "Hitler and Mussolini did that and the outcome it's clear to everyone. It resulted in devastation, and turned out to be a tragedy for mankind."
However, one day after the Trump was announced as the Republican nominee, Nieto extended an olive branch to him, vowing to have a "frank and open dialogue" with whoever wins the election in November.
"To Mrs. Hillary Clinton and Mr. Donald Trump, I want to express my highest respect," Pena Nieto said at a White House press conference with President Barack Obama.
He also rejected the notion that he ever said anything derogatory against Trump, stating his words were taken out of context.
"Never before have I said anything, have I given any adjective to any of the candidates… any issue, anything that I have said has been taken out of context…" Nieto said through an interpreter.
Exactly who it was that took his statement out of context, Nieto did not clarify.
Paulo Carreno King, assistant secretary for North American affairs at Mexico's Foreign Ministry, repeated through email that Nieto never likened Trump to the two dictators (despite evidence to the contrary), yet refused to say whether the president blamed the media for twisting his words.
Sergio Aguayo, a professor at El Colegio de Mexico, said Nieto denied making these accusatory statements because the current administration is weak and the president is unable to effectively handle his relations with the United States.
People believe the Mexican government does not have a strong strategy to counteract Trump's anti-Mexican strategies. Consequently, it first decided to ignore the boorish billionaire and then spoke up against him. But now that there is a strong possibility that Trump could be named president, the government is on the defensive. Nieto now wants to save face with the U.S. government, though it may be too late for that, and prefers to hide behind the non-intervention policy.
Nieto's popularity has fallen to 29 percent, the lowest in his presidency, amidst discontent about the government's inadequate fight against corruption, according to a June survey.
Mexicans have a vested interest in the outcome of the U.S. presidential election. About 34 million people in the country trace their origin back to Mexico, while 35 percent of Mexico adults say they have friends or family in the United States.

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Urban Astronomy
€ 36,49
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Februar 2004
BeschreibungDenis Berthier has spent thirty years observing the night sky from within a city and his practical guide will enable amateur astronomers to observe and photograph stars, planets and other celestial objects from their own town. It is becoming more and more difficult to find an observing site with clear, dark skies away from light and industrial pollution. However, by choosing the right targets to observe, with patience and simple equipment, amateur astronomers can still find observing from towns and cities to be a rewarding hobby. Denis Berthier is the French journalist who has been passionate about astronomy for the last thirty years. He has been Laureate of the French Association for Astronomy and has published numerous papers on astronomical photography and instrument construction.
InhaltsverzeichnisIntroduction; 1. Starting out without fear; 2. Observing equipment; 3. The sky above the roof-tops; 4. Season by season - what to observe; 5. How to look after your equipment; Tables.
PortraitDenis Berthier is a French journalist who has been passionate about astronomy for the last thirty years.
Pressestimmen'The bane of any budding astronomer in London or Los Angeles - or any big city - is light pollution from roads, houses, offices and their ilk illuminating the night sky. But Denis Berthier encourages us to put exasperation aside.' New Scientist 'Not everyone has the luxury of a really dark observing site or has the time to travel long distances to find unpolluted skies. This guide shows what can be achieved from small urban back gardens and even city balconies and rooftops.' Astronomy Now 'A slim book containing some good (and some amusing) pictures and graphics. Translated from the French, Berthier's love of astronomy is evident ...'. Popular Astronomy 'It is very informative and I am sure all you require in one place for those with a basic astronomy interest.' Spaceflight
Untertitel: Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: CAMBRIDGE UNIV PR
Erscheinungsdatum: Februar 2004
Seitenanzahl: 108 Seiten
Übersetzer/Sprecher: Übersetzt von Klaus Brasch
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"Uhh, aren't we underground?" Falcon whispers. Eternal nods silently. The maze is..... a corn maze. Magically lights playing above in the top of the cavern. The corn is obviously magically cause its 20 metres high.
"Gives us a hint about the dragon" Eternal whispers before heading down the path. Falcon jogs slightly to catch up to walk next to her.
"We should stick to one direction" He says looking left and right at the first section we come to.
"Right" Eternal says turning and she freezes. "Crap" She turns and runs back Falcon spotting her then looking in the direction they were meant to be going.
"Oh" He mutters then races after Eternal.
The 10 metre high dragon is midnight black and has spikes down his back. "He is deffinetly intelligent" Eternal tells Falcon as a spike tail swings at them and the Dragon opens its mouth.
A loud bone shaking raw echo's through the cavern. Then fire attacks the adverntures. They jump then spin round. Eternal creates a bow and total iron arrows and fires three in two seconds.
She passes the same weapon to Falcon as they begin to run away.... again. "I should have chose left" She pulls out the compass. "It was left"
Both of them are pissed but they continue running. "The point of the maze is to get stuck.... we must not"


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Project Type: Non-Funded Cooperative Agreement
Start Date: May 1, 2010
End Date: Apr 30, 2015
To conduct cooperative research related to the evaluation, characterization, identification, and preservation of cultivated and indigenous plant genetic resources and to exchange plant germplasm that is of mutual interest.
ARS and the Cooperator will exchange propagating material (true seed, budwood, hereinafter referred to as Breeding Material), of tropical and subtropical crops following recommended phytosanitary procedures, including quarantine. Breeding Material will be increased in the greenhouse or field for testing and evaluation for specific traits (e.g. disease resistance, enhanced yield and fruit quality) of interest or as commercial cultivars. DNA fingerprinting will be conducted to assess genetic diversity. GRIN training will be provided if deemed necessary by both parties.


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Touristic tax Rome( extra cost ):
From the 1st of September 2014 the overnight tax will be 3,5 euros per night per person, with the exception of children up to 10 years.
Will be asked to anyone staying in every overnight accommodation inside Rome's boundaries.
The fee, not included in the total rate, must be paid cash at check in time.
For this payment you will receive a receipt.
For further details please refer to Rome City Council Tourism website, where more information regarding the new City Tax and contacts for the City Council can be found.
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Excellent studio - ideal for 2 persons. We enjoyed especially the balcony for breakfast and in the evening. Also aircondition was a great advantage. Location is a perfect combination of being close to everything and at the same time slightly remote and away from all the tourists. Valentina welcomed us very friendly and helpfully explaining and recommending locations, restaurants etc.
We will stay here again if we return to Rome.
A very nice flat to discover the wonderful city of Roma.
Orfeo was present to give all the informations asked by mail.
A beautiful moment in Italy.
Grazie mille Orfeo
We had a great stay. They hosts are very welcoming and gave us some great tips for icecream and dinner. The studio was also wonderfull with a big bedroom and a separate bathroom and kitchen. It is closeby the metro and you have no burden of noisy traffic.
We had a marvellous time in Rome and enjoyed the stay in the appartement of Orfeo very much. Lovely appartement with à good atmosphere and well accommodated. Quiet and at a perfect location, near the Vatican, naar the Tiber and near the Metro. Last bit mot least: we enjoyed the balcony.
wonderful, perfect. That´s it... We were for 3 days in Rome and Orfeo was the best choice. Good appartment, in the city centre, and Orfeo was so nice and he helped us with our dubts. Thanks you so much.
Great location of the apartments - in the center of the city and nearby the metro. Very friendly owner - Orfeo, it's a pleasure to have a deal with him! There are all conveniences in the apartment, we are absolutely satisfied. Highly recommended!
Очень добродушный хозяин, удобное расположение и уютная квартира, оснащенная всем необходимым: мы остались полностью довольны!
Mr. Orfeo's studio is spacious and wonderful. everythig I need is equipped with.
Also, it is placed in graet location. really close to the metro and the neighborhood is charming. I highly recommend!
Very nice and clean apartment. Perfect location! Valentina is a very friendly person and will help you in each situation!
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It's Not Photoshop. These are Iconic Photographs Recreated as Miniature Models
When they aren't creating high quality advertising photographs, Switzerland-based Jojakim Cortis and Adrian Sonderegger have been building impeccably detailed models of iconic photographs. Viewed from the same angle as the original photograph, you would almost swear these were Photoshopped. Like so many good (and crazy) ideas, this one began with a bit of fun:
"It started out as a joke," Cortis told WIRED. "In our free time, when there's no money coming in, we decided to try to recreate the most expensive pictures in the world."
(Above: Making of "Lakehurst")
Cortis and Sonderegger began simply in 2012, working to make a model of the second most expensive photograph ever sold: Andreas Gursky's Rhein II. Ironically, although the model they made was not Photoshopped, the original image absolutely was. Gursky removed dog-walkers and a factory building to create the empty landscape which sold for $4.3 million at auction in 1999.
Now the two photographer/sculptors have moved on to creating images which have long intrigued the world: the last image of the Titanic afloat, the Hindenburg exploding in flames, Tank Man in Tiananmen Square. Each image is impressively recreated and photographed, with some results even surpassing the vintage image in quality. See more of the series at ohnetitel.ch.


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The Hollywood Reporter has word that an Amy Winehouse biopic is underway. Don't confuse it with Amy, the documentary that premiered over the summer and earned $8.4 million in the U.S. and $5.3 million in the U.K. This will be the standard dramatization treatment, a la Walk the Line or Ray.
The report says actress Noomi Rapace (Prometheus, Child 44, the Swedish Girl with the Dragon Tattoo trilogy) is in talks to star. (She's also being eyed for Michael Mann's Enzo Ferrari biopic, starring Christian Bale.) Irish writer/director Kristen Sheridan has been tapped to helm and pen what's currently simply titled Amy Winehouse. Her previous credits include August Rush—about a young virtuoso musician—and Dollhouse.
"Talks are also underway with Winehouse's father, Mitch Winehouse, who handles her estate, to obtain music rights," THR writes. The singer's dad was not happy with the Amy doc.
Earlier this week, word arrived that Amy director Asif Kapadia and producer James Gay-Rees are now working on an Oasis documentary.
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Refitted kitchen with a range of base units, work surfaces, one and a quarter bowl stainless steel sink and drainer with mixer tap. Integrated oven, hob and extractor fan, space for fridge freezer. Double glazed window to rear, laminate floor, double radiator and door to the rear.
Refitted with a white four piece suite, low level wc, pedestal wash hand basin, shower in cubicle, panelled bath, double glazed window to side and double radiator.
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Shopping for the holidays can be stressful.
From picking out the right gift to a van full of kids screaming, "Mommy, I want this!" you can lose your head and get off track. If this was your experience last holiday, we've got a stress-free shopping tips for the holiday to keep you focused and on track.
Shopping stress-free is all about having a plan A and a plan B. When you've got a plan and have all the tools to carry it out, you're more likely to remain calm and not get discombobulated. Even if the unexpected happens, you're prepared to face it with confidence. Here are the tips to holiday stress-free shopping.
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- Have a plan and make a list of what you intend to buy (groceries and gifts) and where you intend to buy them.
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- Use coupons.
- Make a plan B list for each gift.
- Budget each gift and overall shopping expenses. If it's not in the budget, go to plan B.
- Shop earlier in the day to make sure stores don't run out of what you need to purchase. It will prevent you from traveling all over town and having to shop for plan B.
- Leave the crowd at the store and shop online and/or buy gift cards.
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One in four of us will experience mental health problems like depression at some point in our lives. For decades mental health has been the last in the queue when it comes to funding and attention.
The Liberal Democrats are ending that discrimination and are introducing the first ever waiting time standards from April.
Mental health problems cost the country as much as £100bn each year yet as few as a quarter of people with depression get access to treatment. Mental health represents nearly a quarter of ill health in our country (23%) but only £1 in every £9 the NHS spends is on specialist mental health services. Better care for mental health is a key factor in building a stronger economy and a fairer society.
Nick Clegg MP said, "Labour introduced waiting time targets in the NHS, but they left out mental health. They introduced choice of hospital. But they left out mental health. They designed a funding scheme to pay hospitals by the activity they do. But they left out mental health – which has left it at the back of the queue for funding. For too long mental health has been left out."
"In 2010, we called a halt to this and wrote equality for mental health into law. We are now making real progress: introducing the first ever waiting time standards in mental health from next year. But there is a long way to go. That's why the Liberal Democrats will put mental health on the front page of our manifesto for the next election. It's why we are pledging an extra £1bn for the NHS in each year of the next parliament with half a billion a year dedicated to improving mental health care."
The Lib Dem mental health action plan sets out our priorities for essential change in mental health, including:
- Making sure no one experiencing a mental health is ever turned away from services
- Investing £54m in order to improve access to mental health care for children.
- Committing £25m to a scheme that identifies health issues with offenders when they enter the criminal justice system.
- Tackling mental health's biggest killer with £150m invested in radically reforming the the treatment of children and young people with eating disorders.
We the undersigned call for an extra £500m investment in mental health per year


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This year is the 42nd anniversary of Earth Day! The Kids are Grown, Now What?, Planet Weidknecht and Going Crazy, Wanna Go? are bringing you this giveaway hop. Each participating blogger is holding a giveaway for an earth friendly product worth at least $20. Go forth and enter all of these wonderful giveaways and let us know what you are doing to celebrate Earth Day 2012!
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Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitation in Tanzania (CCBRT) is Tanzania's largest local provider of disability and rehabilitation services in the country. We're committed to not only empowering people with disabilities and their families, improving their quality of life, and ensuring access to medical and rehabilitative treatment, but crucially, preventing disabilities wherever possible. We are looking to find two dedicated volunteers interested in working in our HR department and broadening their knowledge of HR related management systems.
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The recruited volunteers will work under the supervision of representatives from both the HR and ICT departments and will be there to help enter and sort necessary employee data into ARUTI (anything from employee family details, staff pictures, staff names to employee birth and appointment dates); a HR system designed to facilitate the management of employee life cycles and other HR related functions. The two selected candidates are expected to be able to logically reason, make appropriate decisions, ask questions when unsure and thoroughly check and enter information.
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Today Abercrombie & Fitch publically announced its quarterly earnings -- but it failed to mention the scandal hidden behind its recent profits.
Currently, the clothing company stocks almost 300 items that use fabrics made from trees -- like rayon, viscose, or modal. These fabrics are driving rainforest destruction in Indonesia, global climate change, and threatening the livelihoods of Indigenous and frontline communities.
Abercrombie may have made money last quarter, but it did so while ignoring the rights of communities, and by putting rainforests at risk. This isn't acceptable.
Guest post by Bryan Parras, cross posted from t.e.j.a.s.
The Keystone XL pipeline begins in Alberta, Canada and ends in my backyard.
Here in Houston's East End, we're well acquainted with the risks of living so close to the oil refineries whose toxic emissions poison us every day. Like so many other kids in this neighborhood, I grew up with constant headaches, asthma and skin rashes. Cardiovascular diseases and cancer are not uncommon.
Now, the tar sands are here in my home. Today the dirtiest, most toxic oil on the planet is being pumped into our communities via the southern segment of the Keystone XL pipeline -- and our families are being forced to breath the additional pollution. Just last week, one of the first shipments of refined tar sands was exported to Europe via nearby Freeport, TX. This serves as a terrible precedent and reminds us that despite wide opposition to the Keystone XL pipeline, tar sands is making its way through our communities along the Gulf Coast and across the Atlantic ocean.
"My son died from cancer. He was only 26," he said as his eyes quivered and filled with tears.I struggled to complete the community health survey that brought me to this man's humble front porch next door to a menacing, industrial car-crushing facility. This summer, as I knocked on dozens of his neighbor's doors I heard similar heart-breaking stories of illness, asthma, and poverty.One long-time resident I spoke with summed up the popular sentiment for relocation: "I'm just trying to save up enough money to move my family the hell out of here." These are just a few of the voices from the "End of the Line" – those living in the community of Manchester, on Houston's toxic East End – one of the communities at the terminus of the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline.Today as thousands gather in over 200 actions across the country for a national day of action to "Draw the Line" on Keystone XL and tar sands it seems like an appropriate moment to reflect on these stories and ask: Can our movements better support these communities already bearing the disproportionate burden of tar sands refining and environmental injustice?


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Human Subjects Research - Institutional Review Boards - IRBs
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Required Human Subjects Training Guidelines and FAQs
Who Needs to Complete the Human Subjects in Research Training?
- All individuals involved in the conduct of non-exempt research with human subjects, regardless of funding source, must complete the training. This includes anyone, including consultants and off-site personnel, who have direct contact with subjects or access to the research data. Consultants and collaborators from other institutions covered by Federal Assurance with the Office of Human Research Protections at the Department of Health and Human Services may provide certification of training from their own institution if their participation is not on site at UVM or UVM Medical Center.
- Personnel who are designated as the primary contact person for a specific protocol are required to complete the training regardless of whether they have subject contact or access to subject data so that they understand their regulatory responsibilities.
- Faculty who are listed as sponsors on student projects, course instructors for class projects, and students who are conducting non-exempt research are also required to take the tutorial.
Note: PIs and Faculty Sponsors (if applicable) who are listed on protocols that are deemed to be Exempt or Not Human Subjects are required to take the training, but other listed key personnel are not required to take the training.
When should the Training be Done?
We require that the training be complete for all key personnel listed on new protocols prior to submission. New approvals will not be released until all individuals involved with human subjects on the project have completed the training.
How Do I Access the Program?
to CITI's page: https://www.citiprogram.org
To begin the training process, click the link above and then click "Log In" which is located at the top right of the CITI page. Then, click "Log In Through My Institution", click "University of Vermont" and use your UVM Net ID and password to sign in.
For additional training instructions, CLICK HERE.
What Information Do I Need to Complete the Program?
A UVM NetID and password is required to register your tutorial completion with our office. If you do not have a UVM Net ID, complete and submit the Request for UVM Net ID for Required Training form prior to beginning the tutorial.
Which CITI Course(s) Do I Need to Take?
You may currently complete either the "Biomedical Research" or the "Social Behavioral Education Sciences" course. Both courses meet the required training for human subjects research, so you may decide what you want the focus of your content to be.
Will Other Training Programs Meet this Requirement?
Completion of other training programs for local protocols will not meet the Committee's requirement for training because a significant portion of the program addresses local policies & procedures. Consultants and collaborators from other institutions covered by Federal Assurance with the Office of Human Research Protections at the Department of Health and Human Services may provide certification of training from their own institution if their participation is not on site at UVM or UVM Medical Center.
How do I Document that I have Completed the Training?
A certificate of completion can be obtained from your CITI main menu at any time. Additionally, you may go to our tutorial completion page to view the list of people who have completed our required training.
Why Is My Name Not Showing in the Completion List?
There are a few different possibilites why this may be the case:
- If you didn't sign into CITI via SSO (i.e. with your UVM NetID and password), your name will not appear on the list. If you do not have a UVM NetID, please see "What Information Do I Need to Complete the Program?"
- Make sure you completed the appropriate course. See "Which CITI Course(s) Do I Need to Take?" for details.
- The completion list updates every morning, so if you just completed the course today, please wait a day to find your name in the dropdown.
How Often Do I Need to Be Retrained?
Every three years, all key personnel still listed on an active protocol are required to complete the entire tutorial again. The IRB will send a reminder as the anniversary nears. If training expires, that individual will be administratively removed from all active protocols. If the individual continues to work with human subjects after removal, it will be considered noncompliance.
Are There Other Types of Training?
The IRB has established a listserve of all active key personnel. Inclusion in this listserve is mandatory as long as you are working with human subjects. This listserve is used to disseminate new regulatory information and process changes.
What is the passing grade for the required training?
You must achieve an average score of at least 85% across all required modules of the course you're taking.
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