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Cruise was below average for what i expected for royal carriebien .The service on board was ok at best . The food was very institutional it was bland the same cold variety for all the meals .i understand it was only a to night cruise but the quality of the food was terrible .We ordered room service one late eveing and it never even showed up .Not what we expected from royal carriebien.Do not recomend this cruise out of miami
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Thanks for the reply. I a bit feel misrepresented on some parts - my fault though...(original message was one of these 5am moments of "clarity")...I've tried to redress this below; hopefully my suggestions won't appear quite as 'out there' this time...apologies to those that regard some of this OT.... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Stefano Mazzocchi" <firstname.lastname@example.com> To: "cocoon-dev" <email@example.com> Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 12:59 PM Subject: Re: [C2] XSP and apects (was: log performance penalties) > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Allan Erskine" <firstname.lastname@example.com> > To: <firstname.lastname@example.com> > Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 5:05 AM > Subject: [C2] XSP and apects (was: log performance penalties) > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Stefano Mazzocchi" <email@example.com> > > > > > Of course, the real solution would be to use AspectJ to code Cocoon, but > > > I'd rather wait until AspectJ stabilizes before moving to aspect > > > oriented programming. [for those of you who don't know what I'm talking > > > about, look at www.aspectj.org for more info on ASP for Java] > > > > > > > XSP seems nothing short of an aspect abstraction mechanism. > > Well, thanks for saying this. Interesting enough, this is exactly what > Ricardo and I were discussing a months ago privately, the only problem is > the XML syntax which is very unfriendly with code. > > So, while I agree with your vision, I'd suggest to be careful: XSP was > designed with SoC in mind as well as ASP. So it's very likely that you > percieve both as the same, but it's logically wrong since XSP (at least 1.0, > the current) is targetted to server page generation, not to code generation > in general. This had occurred to me. Since XSP and logicsheets were designed with SoC in mind, might I have confused aspects with concerns and pointed out the startlingly obvious? Well, hopefully not! Here's where I was coming from... Assuming a "concern" in this context is taken as delimiting a broad area of interest, such as presentation or application logic, I believe that my use of the word aspect is actually closer to what it usually means in AOP, namely a feature that crosscuts many system components. The difference between implementing aspects in a general purpose programming language (like Java) and implementing aspects in a restricted purpose, but extensible language (like XSP) lies in the manner in which aspects are modularised/captured. In aspectJ, the aspect construct is provided as a modularisation unit for crosscutting concerns. In XSP, what appears to happen is that markup is chosen to represents and encapsulate what would otherwise be a crosscutting feature, that is to say, markup-constructs are being deliberately chosen to capture aspects. (regardless of whether the crosscutting feature/aspect represents a complete concern area). And so my proposition is just the simple observation that as well as being pivotal in separating the concerns in cocoon's "pyramid of contracts" model, XSP markup is flexible enough to capture aspects that would crosscut the system if hardcoded. This is why I'm a *fan* of XSP, and would seek to expand and refine it's role. I hope this sounds reasonable... > > Aspects of > > server processing can be abstracted by tags, and modularised by namespace > > prefixing. > > Yes, but I believe that it would be *much* better to avoid using the XML > syntax for that if all you want is code generation. I agree; server-side presentation processing is my sole concern here. > > Even language and platform choice are aspects unders XSP's remit > > (witness AxKit). Surely too useful for just pages (which are becoming an > > outmoded concept anyway). Besides, being eXtensible conflicts with being > > restricted to page serving... > > Well, eXtensible doesn't mean "must do everything and brew coffee" Sure...thanks for trying to set me straight. While being fully aware of the dangers of FS, I also think you have to recognise the futility of not following ideas through to full utility. And XSP + logicsheets strike me as a very worthy combo for further development. > > IMHO, XSP's scope should be broadened to include server processes > (sitemaps, > > actions, ...), and XML fragment generation. > > As for XML fragment generation, this will be already in place once 'content > aggregation' is implemented. > > As for sitemaps and actions, I completely disagree: if you mean that java > falls short since it's not really aspect oriented, well, I totally agree > with you, but if you believe that using the XML syntax to add aspects to > java, well, I believe this is big time FS. See opening statements...I'm not trying to use XML to add aspects to anything - I'm merely noting the facility of XSP + logicsheets to delineate aspects within an XML server system...what I'm wondering is, can this power can be successfully and appropriately utilised elsewhere (ie other than just page generation)? > > I truly believe this would be > > powerful beyond belief (esp with recursive sitemap calling, and > sub-pipeline > > includes) > > recursive sitemap calling? are you kidding? Please, this is *exactly* the > reasoning path that leads to flexibility syndrome: if 'a' and 'b' are great, > extending to 'z' will make it better. This is, generally, wrong since it > doesn't take into consideration the 'costs' of such an approach. Cost in > both learning, using and, even more important, maintaining. OK - that was the 5am clarity statement. Forgive my hyperbole, but please don't dismiss me out of hand. I was thinking here of XSP's potential as a general purpose factory for server components other than XSPGenerators...it would be a natural for this as it has already started to prove itself as an integration technology; it would make my life simpler for one to have that flexibility in component construction available from sitemap calls other than map:generate. Decreasing learning costs and improving maintenance is my middle name! And also _would_ be a potential benefit of expanding XSP's remit. Decreased learning cost - you just have to learn XSP. Decreased maintanence - XSP markup has demonstrated it's utility in separating concerns, and capturing aspects. > And, last but not least, understanding the impact over SoC and the cost > metrics of a web publishing framework: making a sitemap programmable > directly is not only dangerous, is WRONG. > > I repeat: WRONG! Again I agree: *WRONG!*. So here's where you'd start to think of improving XSP instead, precisely to address your concerns. And if we agree that the language independance of XSP pages has to an extent encapsulated the "choice of implementation language" aspect, then _any_ language specific programming constructs in XSP are WRONG, since they break this encapsulation! Following this line of reasoning, the first thing you'd add to XSP would be the option to insist on only pure markup in an XSP page, no recourse to the underlying programming language. This is definitely a direction I'd like to see for XSP, since it would encourage good style and portability, as well as the development of more powerful, flexible, and self-contained logicsheets. An XSP sitemap would be a sterling example to future logicsheet authors, precisely because programmability would be disabled, and the logicsheet represent all possible configurations of a self-contained and powerful XML server component. An additional restriction to consider would be to allow a logicsheet to declare itself uncompatible with anything but "friend" logicsheets, or at least to declare that they can only be used in certain restricted contexts. This could ensure markup mixing only occured up to the point anticipated by the logicsheet authors (if this were appropriate). For example a sitemap logicsheet could declare that the flowmap logicsheet was the only other permissable markup in such hypothetical XSP components. This again would help enforce separation. > because who administers the sitemap (the usability engineer, you might want > to call it) is almost never a programmer (programmers, by definition, have a > distorted view of usability anyway) and publishing systems have a very well > defined set of aspects, components and behaviors that must not be left to > everyone to rediscover or reinvent. Again I say make it a feature of XSP to allow disabling of programming constructs, and even allow disabling other logicsheets (ie, allow to specify that a logicsheet can only be used standalone). This I believe would benefit XSP; in general I believe expanding the remit of XSP would lead to a synergy between the development of XSP with the development of integrated XML technology solutions within it. With appropriate refinements in place, I don't see the obstacle to having an XSP sitemap, rather I see the benefit. > This is what a framework is: experience distilled into practices. I know this. Experience can also be distilled into combinations of markup constructs. This is the driving force for the creation of XSP logicsheets...but so long as XSP is restricted to pages, and not more general XML server processes, I'm not convinced how strong this driving force will be. Besides, some logicsheet tags already sit very uncomfortably between xsp:page tags, IMO, and this alone should be enough to start forcing a new development in the language. A large proportion of the ldap, esql, and sendmail tags should really belong in a new XSP construct for marking up XML server processes. What does sending an email or updating a database have to do with generating a page? And as for the SOAP taglib.... I think this alone is worth some attention... > >, and it could be done without breaking the current XSP. In a > > stroke, XSP's profile would be boosted, and C2 would be less proprietary > > (becoming a framework for XSP publishing components). C2's codebase would > > also presumably shrink and be rationalised. > > proprietary? rationalized? are we talking about the same Cocoon? I'm terribly sorry! Proprietary could hardly be a worse word to use for one of the most open of open source projects. But still, saying "cocoon has an XSP language for integrating technologies with markup constructs, but only within "pages", whatever they are, and it also has a sitemap" sounds more proprietary to me than "cocoon is a platform for integrating XML server technologies using XSP, an extensible XML server processing language" I used the term rationalised because at the moment the sitemap and XSP pages need to be pre-compiled, cached, re-compiled, aggregated, etc in two similar but different ways. If another technology, eg a flowmap were to be added that operated in a third "the same but different" way, would this not be an indicator that a unification should be sought? Such a unification would presumably rationalise parts of the codebase. XSP's current an future structure is (and should be) an open invitation to extension, integration, and continued development. I need convinced the same can be said as easily of the sitemap. > > (conclusion reached after following Uli's application rant on > cocoon-users, > > and developing my own C2 web-app, writing action after action to do the > same > > thing for different forms, longing for XSP actions, feeling locked in by > > proprietary sitemap. Just the usual $0.02 worth in other words). > > I don't follow cocoon-users and I believe that placing a rant on > cocoon-users is totally meaningless. When Uli used the term rant, it was only in humility I'm sure. The thread he started should have been entitiled "a timely expose and invitation to discussion of cocoon in web-apps". Several other threads on cocoon-users have gone this way recently too... > Cocoon was not designed with webapps in mind, admittely, not even Cocoon2 so > far and the 'action proposal' is not enough thought out to represent a clear > design (even Giacomo agrees with me on this). > > Admittedly, this is a problem, but moving XSP to cover everything results in > costs many will not be able to afford. I hope I'm not being dim-witted, but I still don't quite understand what these costs might be... Unification of concept isn't a cost. The sitemap could probably already be hacked into an XSP page (using inner classes perhaps?) as it stands (not that I'd recommend this). Some simple refinements to XSP could make for the simple, powerful and flexible configuration of a myriad cocoon components, as well as broadening XSP's scope. I'm afraid I am still in need of further enlightenment as to why this is not appropriate... > Do you want a design that brings Cocoon's publishing elegance to include the > functionality required by web applications? I do. I feel this is the only > thing that might impact the Cocoon API and thus, the only thing that stops > us for entering 'beta' state. > > How do we do that? are actions and HTTP action handlers enough? how reusable > can be make actions? how granular the MVC patterns can be applied to the > generation stage? how much overlap there is between existing solutions like > Turbine or Struts, how much can we reuse of their models? > > Making the sitemap directly programmable is nothing different from writing a > big servlet that uses Cocoon components as it wishes. Result: 'subversion of > control'. Another big anti-pattern. Just to reiterate, I don't recommend this. I do wonder though of the potential in new XSP constructs (some being explicitly unprogrammable except through logicsheet markup), and consequently of XSP's suitability across the board as the language of XML servers. > > (and thanks to Paul Russel for the interesting reply to similar email on > > cocoon users...hope for the same, to shut me up once and for all about > > xsp sitemaps, or otherwise:) > > Cocoon was designed with the idea that POST actions were handled by > something else. This has never been stated, but after careful thinking I > believe there is a specific asymmetry in how the system was designed. > Result: in Cocoon, GET is natural, POST is ackward. > > This is what generates friction and ranting. > > But I reanalized the architecture and found no evidence of this asymmetry in > the design, it's just a consequence of lack of focus on web applications. > Cocoon maps the IoC model of servlets and, just like servlets, it's totally > agnostic on how you build your web application, unlike frameworks like > Turbine or Struts that create patterns internally at the generation stage. > > Cocoon personalization is based on generators: just like pure servlet > programming is hard and expensive, pure generator programming by code is > hard and expensive. So, what do we do? > > Following the JSP patterns, we created the Cocoon equivalent of JSP model 1 > with XSP, but we stopped there: XSP were not designed with model 2 in mind, > thus MVC is not implemented in its design, but it's left to the ability of > the XSP author. > > There are a few questions that we need to answer: > > 1) how do we implement MVC in generators? (extend/modify XSP or use things > like Velocity/WebMacro) > 2) are actions general enough to belong to the sitemap? > 3) sitemaps are declarative pattern matching based on request and there is > no notion of flow, which is left implicit inside the web application. Is > there a way to identify a "flowmap"? Is this information useful? can this > enforce the use of top/down design on web applications, working along with > the usability engineer? > > making the sitemap more programmable is not an advancement, it's a hack. Just to reiterate, this was not what I was proposing. > what we need is more thinking not rants. I'm thinking - I'm thinking!! I'm also an experienced developer with some time on my hands (became a student again..ahhhh relief!)...I'd like to be able to find common ground here, and hopefully muck in... - Allan > Stefano. > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com > For additional commands, email: email@example.com >
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Exodus: Gods and Kings Parent Review
Just be prepared for more of a G.I. Joe Moses than a God-fearing one.
Movie Review
Hollywood has taken another Biblical prophet and turned him into an action hero—the militant Moses. Even NRA-supporting Charlton Heston (who played Moses in the 1956 movie The Ten Commandments) isn't as radical as this Moses (portrayed by Christian Bale) who initially attempts to free the slaves by arming a group of terrorist-like zealots and making furtive attacks on the Egyptians.
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In Director Ridley Scott's version, when God speaks to Moses it's in the form of Malak (Isaac Andrews), a young boy who looks like he's been in a scuffle. After Moses and his insurgents burn a flotilla of Egyptian supply boats, Malak appears to the prophet and rails on him for taking so long to get the slaves out of town. Moses irreverently reminds Deity that the Hebrews have been enslaved for 400 years. Malak responds by saying, in essence, "Watch this." That's when the plagues begin raining down on Egypt—frogs, flies, lice, boils, locust, disease and death—affecting both the captors and their slaves.
So it's no surprise the Hebrews are a little leery about following Moses. He didn't keep them safe from the plagues. He grew up in the luxury of Seti's (John Turturro) palace. He has a familial relationship with Ramses (Joel Edgerton), the next in line to lead. And he isn't all that comfortable with his role as God's spokesman. He's also more inclined to do his talking with a sword, something that leaves dead bodies lying around more than once. Or maybe this troubled Moses is just a reflection of Christian Bale's feelings about his title character. In an interview in Los Angeles, Bale is quoted as saying "I think the man was likely schizophrenic and was one of the most barbaric individuals that I have ever read about in my life."
Whatever the reason, this Old Testament story will likely be another disappointment for those familiar with the Bible. Like this year's Noah (starring Russell Crowe) who employed rock monsters to build the ark, Moses gets some extra help to part the Red Sea. But we don't get any sense it is a benevolent being behind the receding waters. Instead Exodus: Gods and Kings offers a spiritually neutered script that has nearly every ounce of faith wrung out of it. It doesn't measure up to the Biblical account and unfortunately it also fails as a compelling action adventure.
Yet while there's plenty of battle scenes, hangings and some gruesome depictions of feasting alligators, facial sores and chariots plunging down the side of a mountain, the film doesn't have any other content concerns for most teens and adults. Even Moses and Zipporah's (María Valverde) wedding night is left to the imagination.
Just be prepared for more of a G.I. Joe Moses than a God-fearing one.Directed by Ridley Scott. Starring Aaron Paul, Christian Bale, Sigourney Weaver, Joel Edgerton. Running time: 142 minutes. Theatrical release December 12, 2014. Updated May 18, 2016
Get details on profanity, sex and violence in Exodus: Gods and Kings here.
Exodus: Gods and Kings Parents Guide
Move over Charlton Heston, Christian Bale is the new Moses in town: The Biblical story of Moses gets the Hollywood treatment once again. In this re-make of Cecil B. DeMille 's The Ten Commandments, Christian Bale takes on the role of the Israelite prophet, that was made famous by Charlton Heston in 1956. And Director Riley Scott helms the 2014 production. Exodus: Gods and Kings opens in theaters on December 12, 2014.
Learn more about the real Moses from the account found in the book of Exodus, in the Bible.
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From acclaimed director Ridley Scott (Gladiator, Prometheus) comes the epic adventure "Exodus: Gods and Kings," the story of one man's daring courage to take on the might of an empire. Using state of the art visual effects and 3D immersion, Scott brings new life to the story of the defiant leader Moses (Christian Bale) as he rises up against the Egyptian Pharaoh Ramses (Joel Edgerton), setting 600,000 slaves on a monumental journey of escape from Egypt and its terrifying cycle of deadly plagues. © Twentieth Century Fox
Talk about the movie with your family…
Why does Seti think Moses would make a better leader than his own son Ramses? Are those qualities still evident as Moses grows older?
Each of the plagues appears to be caused by the previous one. Does that ability to "explain" the plagues make it more difficult for Ramses to believe they caused by a God to humble his people?
Ramses admits to believing in omens and prophecies. How do his beliefs differ from that of the Hebrew slaves? What measures do the Egyptians use to foretell the future? What things do people put their faith in today?


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For more than 10 years, John Lee has focused his practice on complex civil litigation in an environmental and insurance context. He has successfully defended clients at the trial and appellate level in multi-party insurance coverage disputes in matters ranging from environmental clean-ups to underlying exposure claims. Mr. Lee holds a master's degree in meteorology and has experience as an environmental consultant whose scientific background provides a bridge between the legal and technical aspects of a case. This dual background has provided him with unique experience to work with expert scientific witnesses in preparing case defenses. As an environmental consultant he took part in over 50 Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments for both government and private-sector clients involving CAA, CWA, RCRA, and NPDES compliance issues.
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- Center for Civil and Human Rights, Notre Dame University / Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University – Pro Bono Attorney (1999 to 2010)
- International Senior Lawyers Project – Pro Bono Attorney (2013 – present)
- National Immigrant Justice Center – Asylum case from The Gambia ( 2014)
- Harold Washington College – Chicago - Adjunct Professor teaching meteorology and other environmental courses (2010 to present)
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"The Underlying Legal Theory To Support a Well-Defined Human Right to a Healthy Environment as a Principle of Customary International Law," 25 Columbia Journal of Environmental Law, No. 2, at 283-346 (Spring 2000).
"Global Warming Has Not Inspired Wave of Lawsuits," Business Insurance (April 30, 2012).
"Special Report: Environmental Audit Immunity Laws and Self-Disclosure Policies: A State-By-State Comparison," 35 Env't. Rep. (BNA) No. 28, at S2-S87 (July 9, 2004). (Reprinted as the inaugural edition of BNA's EHS Strategies, No. 1, August 2004).
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Kathryn Calder's first reaction when she was asked to be the subject of a documentary film was panic.
"I was totally terrified to take on this project," the Victoria-based musician admits. "A film. All about me."
Anyone who has seen Calder play live – either solo or with The New Pornographers – will understand: as talented as she is, she often looks as though she might bolt from the stage at any moment in fright.
But Calder has a cause she feels compelled to support, so she decided to put her reservations aside and jump right in.
"A Matter of Time" is the first documentary from Yellow Bird Project (YBP), an organization that collaborates with musicians to raise awareness and funds for charities, generally through the sale of band-designed t-shirts.
Calder had worked with them in 2006, designing a t-shirt on behalf of the New Pornographers to raise money for the ALS Society of BC.
That was the year Calder's mother was diagnosed with the terminal illness often referred to as Lou Gehrig's Disease. She died three years later. Calder had been her primary caregiver. She had also fulfilled a dream of her mother's by writing and recording her first solo album.
The documentary charts this time – from Calder's very new inclusion into the New Pornographers to the 2010 release of her solo debut, "Are You My Mother?"
Or it will when it's completed. Yellow Bird needs money to turn their rough cut into a fully-finished film. Their goal is $50,000, for which they recently launched a Kickstarter campaign.
Subtitled "An ALS Documentary," the film has been made to raise awareness and funds for ALS through the telling of Calder's personal experience.
"I knew it was going to be very emotional to go through it all on camera," she proffers. "But it's also very cathartic and soothing – and I hope it helps other people."
She knew nothing about ALS before her mother's diagnosis, and in some ways, she says, that was a good thing.
"There's nothing worse than anticipation. But, of course, once you go online you can't help but find out all the things that are coming – you just have to try and keep a positive attitude."
The fear of her mother dying before she heard her solo work was an enormous creative catalyst. Calder was living in the family home and converted the living room into a recording studio, bringing music in for her mom to listen to as she went.
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"I know it sounds ridiculous, but that is how I felt. I was just compelled," she recalls. "I wanted to make this record for her and I wanted her to hear it."
She says her mother's illness, "really shook up [my] whole way of thinking and my whole world. So I hope this film will let people with ALS, and their families and friends, know there is someone out there fighting for them.
"Because when you're in it, it's really hard to do anything else other than keep up."
The musical backdrop to the documentary is footage from a benefit concert held in Victoria last year. A seven-camera shoot in a section of the Royal BC Museum, it features Calder and guests from the New Pornographers and her first band, Immaculate Machine.
The film makers also traveled across the country and the U.S. to interview doctors, musicians and authors to provide insight into the experience of a family devastated by ALS.
There is no footage or photos of the years Calder's mother was sick.
"That was a challenge," Calder says. "But at the time I wasn't thinking that I should take a whole bunch of photos and video – and in a way I think it's turned out for the best. As she neared the end she didn't look or feel like herself. She wasn't able to smile properly, and I remember her saying that she wished no one would remember this part.
"She wanted to be remembered as the school teacher and fun and full of love, and this way she can… and the rest can stay private."
Talking with other people who face the same daily challenges can help caregivers manage stress. Specific types of support groups can vary on a community-by-community basis; check out this Caregiver.com guide to find the right program for you.
Caregivers have their hands full and may not have the time to meet with an in-person support group. In that case, an online support group can be a great alternative.
Support groups not your thing? You can see what other people are saying about caregiving by just checking out a simple message board, such as this one sponsored by AARP..
You may need to attend an event or simply seek a few hours for some much-needed rest. Eldercare.net offers a Search For Respite Tool or Eldercare Locator where you can find professional help. Also check out this guide from caring.com for more respite-care ideas.
Does your loved one need transportation to go buy food or go shopping? There are numerous van and shuttle services specifically for seniors. Contact your local Area Agency On Aging for one near you.
Don't have time to shop and cook? Consider a service that will deliver gourmet meals to your home, no matter where you live. For low-income seniors in need, AssistGuide Information Services offers a directory of food services available.
During the 2009 economic downturn, 1 in 5 family caregivers said their finances were so strained that they were forced to move into the same home with their aging loved ones to reduce expenses, according to a survey by caregiving.org. Some 47 percent of working caregivers indicate that an increase in caregiving expenses caused them to use up all or most of their savings. The Many Strong Support Network has a fundraising tool which allows other people to anonymously donate funds to people who are under financial strain.
If ever you have a question about resources, or need support at a moment's notice, AARP's caregiving support line is available at 1-877-333-5885, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Senior care advisors for Care.com, also provide free counseling for caregivers, and help them map out the best course of care for their loved ones.
Organized caregiver co-ops can provide an affordable way to coordinate care for your loved ones. Check with local community centers or this Adult Day Care Directory to see if someone in your area has already started one.
Care.com's Senior Care Directory can set you up with a housekeeper, errand runner, pet sitter, or whatever you need to make the caregiving experience a little more manageable.
According to author of "The Medical Day Planner", Tory Zellick, hospital social workers are a great resource for all caregivers. "[Hospital social workers] are always armed with information for your community," said Zellick.
Websites like Lotsahelpinghands have caregiving communities that connect volunteers with caregivers in need of support or help.
Family gatherings offer a great opportunity to discuss the future of loved one you care for, says Dr. Bruce Chernof, president and CEO of The SCAN Foundation. The group offers a guide -- "10 Conversations To Plan For Aging With Dignity And Independence" -- to lay the groundwork for these critical discussions.


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It's all tutu exciting as six young ballet dancers devote themselves to a gruelling year's preparation for the prestigious Youth America Grand Prix in New York.
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Family Travel at Ngala Safari Lodge
Families are well catered for at Ngala Safari Lodge. The lodge offers three family cottages as well as a two-bedroom Family Suite with ensuite bathrooms.
The lodge boasts three family cottages, each consisting of two suites that are conveniently interlinked via a door for easy access.
The cottages exude a romantic colonial ambiance with nostalgic safari memorabilia throughout. Floor-toceiling glass windows make the most of sunny safari days and a private veranda offers the perfect setting for private dinners. Guests can also take advantage of spacious ensuite bathrooms as well as inviting al fresco showers.
The cottages can accommodate two adults and two children.
Situated in the shade of a weeping boerbean tree on the banks of the seasonal Maponi River, the family suite consists of two ensuite bedrooms, as well as a cosy dining area where guests can choose to enjoy a private dining experience or a refreshing sundowner cocktail. The suite also entitles guests to the services of a dedicated butler, as well as a ranger and tracker team and a private safari vehicle.
The only guest suite at the lodge with views of the river, each room boasts its own private deck overlooking the shaded riverbed and even the bathrooms look out onto the dense riverside thickets. The addition of a fully sized private swimming pool ensures that both children and adults have a secluded place to cool off from the African sun.
The family suite can accommodate a maximum of two adults and two children.
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As with all of our lodges, your children will have the opportunity to embark on our very exciting WILDChild programme, which is filled with fun, interactive activities that offer opportunities to learn and discover new experiences and cultures at our lodges across Africa. Adventures at &Beyond Ngala Safari Lodge include baking in the lodge kitchen, animal tracking and bug viewing, beading, soccer with the lodge staff, a village walk and "Top Secret, Mission Impossible" activities with a game ranger
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BeschreibungThis collection explores the various forms of narrative, semiotic, and technological mediation that shape the experience of place. Gary Backhaus and John Murungi have assembled a wide array of scholars who give a unique perspective on the phenomenology of place.
InhaltsverzeichnisChapter 1 Introduction Part 2 Section I: Narrative or Semiotic Mediation Chapter 3 Exploration in Dead Space: The East End of London, England Chapter 4 "The Whole Land is Sacred"-Story and the Navajo Sense of Place Chapter 5 Terra Incognita/Terra Nullius: Modern Imperialism, Maps, and Deception Chapter 6 Land Makes the Man: Topography and National Character in German Schoolbooks Part 7 Section II: Technological Mediation Chapter 8 Totalitarian Topographies: Ground Zero of Embargo Zones Chapter 9 Between Battlefield and Battlescape: Info-Age Technology and the Topography of War Chapter 10 Daniel Libeskind: From the End of Architecture to the Space of Memory Part 11 Section III: Mediation by Surveillance Chapter 12 Utilitarian Topographies of the Public Sphere: State Surveillance and the Case for Public Anonymity Chapter 13 Categorial Imperatives for Future Slaves: Some Topographical Axioms of Deontology
PortraitGary Backhaus teaches philosophy at Morgan State University. John Murungi is professor of philosophy and chair of the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Towson University.
PressestimmenThese essays, in investigation of the vitality embedded in lived space, are a must read for all those interested in the phenomenology of embodiment. If the body in the world inhabits zones of sacredness, deadness, memory, violence, political contestation, oppression and technological oversight, we need to find principles that this book seeks of care and cultivation that can be located in the spaces we share. Time, empathy, vision, language, love, community and other core phenomena of being human are kinetic experiences and not to be found primarily "within," but must be blazed topographically. -- Glen A. Mazis, Author of Earthbodies A collection of fine essays, this book addresses a variety of issues concerning the human experience of place...Recommended. CHOICE Lived Topographies cuts across the disciplines in its theoretical approach to "topoi." It would be a great addition to an upper-level seminar on theoretical concepts involving sense of place, biases, and how we become committed to place through events. -- Artimus Keiffer, Wittenberg University
Untertitel: and Their Mediational Forces. black & white illustrations. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: Lexington Books
Erscheinungsdatum: April 2005
Seitenanzahl: 256 Seiten
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text: I wanted to ask them more about what was happening. Why did I take an interest in this stranger's affairs? Was it because I couldn't stand to see someone in pain? Or was it because I saw a reflection of myself ten years ago? I had begged strangers not to tell anyone about the bruises on my arms. Clear imprints of fingers and some the size of a fist. I shuddered at the memory. But someone had told. I never knew who did but I thanked them every day of my life since. Would I allow this poor girl to suffer as I once had? She coudn't be more than fourteen. The same age I was when-- no, I wouldn't think about it. That was the past, all thanks to a stranger. Would this girl thank me, a stranger? I had no way of knowing but I had to decide. The bus slowed to a stop as the girl readied herself to leave. She shouldered her backpack, wincing as it brushed what I was sure was a bruise. It was covered by her long sleeve but I was sure of it all the same. She walked slowly up the isle and stood at the front door, waiting for the driver to open it. I stood at the back door and waited as well. I had to decide. Should I tell? Or should I keep my promise. She stepped out of the door and the bus rolled away with me still inside. I sighed, secretly hating myself for letting her go. On the floor, I spotted something. It was a letter from a school. I looked around but was surrounded only by the elderly and business men. It was hers. The header had the school's name and was addressed "To the parents/ guardians of ..." I could still do it. But would I break my promise? I folded the letter and carefully tucked it into my purse.


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Fuse review
Fuse might not light the powder keg Overstrike did, but it still has the makings of a fine co-op shooter.
Insomniac Games spent a long time working as a Sony exclusive developer. When they finally got the freedom to do whatever they wanted, their first project on the block was Overstrike. However, things took a bumpy turn, and the project failed in the long run. So, is Fuse really a terribly re-imagined Overstrike? Or is it actually worth playing? Today, we find out!
Game: Fuse
Platforms: Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 (Reviewed)
Price: $4.99 to $19.99
Rating: 6.5/10
This game was reviewed using a consumer copy of the game.
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We're Going to Be the BEST of Friends.Mature
I got this one pretty worked up before I returned to the ugly one.
I was on a roll at this time. The beginning of a few miserable, unforgettable years for two "fearfully and wonderfully made" gems... as their "Father" would call them.
Did I mention the ugly one's name? No, I don't believe I did. Her name was Tavie.
Tavie was becoming one of my favorites.
She drove me slightly crazy at first. The adoration some had for her seemingly tender heart, the putrid smile that slithered across her face and danced with her compassionate words to others, her direct defiling of my life's work in the slimy sweet words she smothered in desparate faces.
She didn't fool me.
Within her petite frame, beneath the layers of disdainful joy, under the perfection she had piously painted herself with....was a flaw. A flaw only I could play with - manipulate - sculp into the shape I wanted.
I owned a small part of her that I had claimed in her backyard that day...
She was worthless. She is worthless. She always will be worthless.
I found her wrapped up in herself, tightly clinging to her pale knees in the corner of her bedroom... clothes strewn everywhere... tears staining her freckled face, pouring from the stunning eyes that drew people into her unpleasant character.
I had come at the perfect time. One of my friends must have already spent a little bit of time with her.
Aww, does little Miss Tavie not like something about herself? Are you not perfect? Aww, let me help you precious Tavie.
I held her fragile hand. Every part of her was vulnerable... Every part of her would be mine.
I pulled her to the mirror.
Haha! You were right, Tavie! Look how hideous you are! If I saw you, I wouldn't give you a second glance! Goodness, Tavie, it's everything about you! I can hardly stand the sight! If you have any brain whatsoever, you'll agree with me. Now.
Oh, she totally did. I stood there watching her yank out those beastly sandy blonde locks, slap her face in the mirror, slap her own face, kick the clothes she looked disguisting in. She looked so hopeless, helpless, weak. Was no one going to be there for her?
Oh, did you notice something? Yeah, I forgot to mention, Honey... I won't be comforting you! Are you crazy? Well yes, I mean we know you are. But I'll just be over here, you just keep hating yourself. You have no reason to thing otherwise of your abhorrent self.
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In English, many things are named after a particular country – but have you ever wondered what those things are called in those countries?
Traducción de summer squash en Español:
summer squash
- But the best picks - especially for cucumbers and summer squash - are the smallest vegetables on the vine.
- 'The one pulling up my summer squash is Maggie Dowen,' continued Adam, sighing in dismay at the destruction of yet another of his plants.
- Try the Portobello Napoleon - layers of mushroom, sautéed summer squash, spinach and goat cheese marinated in balsamic vinegar and topped with a roasted garlic tomato.
- Plant lettuce, carrots, beets, radishes, kale, kohlrabi, turnips, spinach, beans, summer squash and Chinese greens through August.
- 'I love the variety of vegetables,' says Smith, 'and I try to eat the dark leafy ones five times a week, but I also like summer squash, beets and green beans.'
- There will be a round of grilled onions with soured cream, summer squash with garlic butter, mushrooms with a thyme and balsamic vinegar dressing, and as many zucchini as my plants can send me.
- Along these lines, Andress also recommends refrigerating summer squash, cucumbers, eggplant, okra and zucchini and protecting these vegetables from freezing, in the same manner as leafy vegetables.
- For an early spring harvest plant peas, spinach and radishes; for summer plant tomatoes, peppers and summer squash.
- If seeds begin to mature inside beans, peas, cucumbers, and summer squash, the plants will stop making new fruits.
- Zucchini and summer squash should be picked when they are 6-to - 8 inches long.
- The dividing line between summer squash and winter squash thus corresponds to differences in use.
- The crooked neck summer squash, scorned by many, is delicious if properly prepared.
- Finish seeding bush snap beans, lima beans, sweet corn, winter and summer squash by early May to avoid heat damage.
- Peas, brassicas, cucumbers and summer squash should be harvested every other day, not every third.
- The notoriously prolific zucchini is perhaps the best-known summer squash, but the group also includes chayote, yellow crookneck and straightneck squash, as well as pattypans.
- One is zucchini, a summer squash that produces so prolifically that in the end we can hardly give it away.
- The reward: tomatoes by July and every-other-day harvests of beans, peas, brassica, cucumbers and summer squash.
- Unlike summer squash, butternut squash has a hard, inedible skin that is easily removed with a vegetable peeler.
- A borer-resistant summer squash is still some years away, however.
- Carrots, lettuce, summer squash such as zucchini, celery, asparagus and leafy greens are good vegetable choices.
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Arizona Rattlers
Rattlers topple Empire on the road, earn tie for conference lead
Ryan Knowles | May 13, 2017 8:45 am
Behind three Darrell Monroe touchdowns and a more aggressive defense, the Rattlers emerged victorious over the Spokane Empire.
Rattlers overcome slow start, survive in Cedar Rapids
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The Arizona Rattlers stumbled out of the gate, but managed to find their footing and come away with a 34-32 victory over the Cedar Rapids Titans.
Rattlers have complete game as they blow past the Blizzard
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Saturday night was a perfect example of Sokol's impact as the Valley product threw for five touchdowns en route to a 64-29 Arizona victory.
Rattlers drop one late at home against the Empire
Ryan Knowles | April 23, 2017 8:46 am
The Arizona Rattlers were looking to renew an old rivalry with Spokane Saturday night and take over first place in the Intense Conference with a win.
Rattlers run wild, top Salt Lake for second straight road win
Ryan Knowles | April 14, 2017 11:20 pm
The Rattlers outlasted the Salt Lake Screaming Eagles at the Maverick Center in West Valley City, Utah; Arizona's second straight road win.
Rattlers hold on for close win in Nebraska against Danger
Ryan Knowles | April 7, 2017 10:54 pm
After a narrow defeat at home last weekend, the Arizona Rattlers needed a win to keep pace in the Intense Conference.
Rattlers' defense can't hold late lead in loss to Wichita Falls
Vince Marotta | April 1, 2017 10:36 pm
The Arizona Rattlers have three losses in their first five games in the Indoor Football League, and all have the same theme — they got away late.
Rattlers defrost Blizzard for first road victory of season
Ryan Knowles | March 26, 2017 5:43 pm
The Arizona Rattlers overcame a late rally to come away with their first road victory of the season, a 30-29 win over the Green Bay Blizzard Sunday.
Rattlers defeat Crush, earn first IFL win
Ryan Knowles | March 12, 2017 12:14 am
After two straight defeats to begin their Indoor Football League tenure, a bye week was just what the doctor ordered for the Arizona Rattlers.
Turnovers doom Rattlers in home-opening loss
Ryan Knowles | February 26, 2017 11:01 pm
Arizona's tenure in the Indoor Football League is off to an uncharacteristic start following their second straight defeat to open the season.
Arizona Rattlers struggle late, fall in Indoor Football League opener
Ryan Knowles | February 18, 2017 10:22 am
No one was sure what to expect from the Arizona Rattlers on Friday night as they faced the six-time defending Indoor Football League champion.
Arizona Rattlers will look a lot different in their 25th anniversary season
Vince Marotta | February 14, 2017 8:50 am
The Arizona Rattlers are back, but will look a lot different in 2017. They've joined a new league and will feature an entirely rebuilt roster.
Arizona Rattlers to move to Indoor Football League
Vince Marotta | October 17, 2016 10:20 am
The Arizona Rattlers announced they're joining the Indoor Football League Monday morning after 24 years in the Arena Football League.
Sloppy first quarter dooms Rattlers in ArenaBowl loss to Philadelphia
Vince Marotta | August 26, 2016 10:26 pm
The Arizona Rattlers dug themselves a hole they couldn't climb out of in ArenaBowl XXIX Friday night in Glendale.


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Morning Cloud Farm is a contemporary house set on 27 hectares and only a 5 minute drive from the village. The large open garden offers room for children to run and play and is a perfect setting for a small wedding.
There are 5 bedrooms. Bedroom 1 has a queen bed, ensuite and walk in robe, bedroom 2 has a double bed, bedroom 3 has a queen bed, bedroom 4 has 3 single beds and bedroom 5 has a double sofa bed.
The kitchen is fully equipped with a microwave oven, dishwasher, electric oven and rangehood, 2 door fridge with an icemaker, gas cook top and a large range of electrical appliances for your convenience catering for up to 11 guests.
The main bathroom has a large corner bath and there are 3 separate toilets in the house.
There are 2 separate lounge areas; a formal lounge area and the family room with large flat tv, dvd and home entertainment unit. There is a dvd and book library and a few board games for you to enjoy during your stay. The house has a ducted heating/cooling throughout, a Rinnai gas heater in the family room and ceiling fans in the bedrooms.
The large dining table seats 10 guests comfortably.
There is a large gas BBQ that caters perfectly to a house full of guests.
Black angus cattle are in the surrounding paddocks with a caretaker tending to them on some weekend days. Feel free to help yourselves to the oranges, limes, lemons and grapefruit when in season in the citrus orchard on the drive to the house.
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The following dates have a special rate or exception applied. Please note any discounts applicable to these dates will still apply.
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p/n = per night, p/s = per stay, p/p = per person, p/np = per night and person. Ask the owner to arrange optional extras
Note: Pricing is subject to change, and a minimum stay period and other conditions may apply. You should confirm pricing with the property owner. Bookings paid through the Stayz online booking system incur a 2% Service Fee.
Prices listed based on 8 adults. Property has 7 beds and can sleep a maximum 11 people.
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