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BASAK CAN, then a student at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, received funding in July 2011 to aid research on 'Social Economy of Witnessing Violence: Enforced Disappearances in Turkey,' supervised by Dr. Philippe Bourgois. Twelve months of research was conducted to study the continuum between political violence and its scientific bureaucratic inscriptions, and how the 'victims' of political violence, specifically families of the forcibly disappeared people, are influenced by and modify this continuum. The research was mainly conducted among the Saturday Mothers (an organization of the families of the enforcedly disappeared people) and at two human rights organizations (Human Rights Association and Human Rights Foundation of Turkey) in order to have an ethnographic grasp of the social, political, and legal repercussions of political violence practiced by state security forces. Semi-structured interviews with lawyers, legal medicine experts, and doctors who are part of the reporting, documentation, and judging of political violence were carried out to understand meaning-making processes and practices of experts. Findings indicate that political discourses and practices of the victims of violence are increasingly influenced by the legalities of the state, be they forensic investigations, medical reportings or trial processes. On the other hand, families use these legal discourses and practices to question the legitimacy of the violence inflicted on them by re-politicizing the spaces, discourses, and relations that produce these legalities.
Preliminary abstract: The Mediterranean port city of Alexandria has historically been a global transit point for migration and trade. Today it is host to a multi-million dollar human smuggling industry, as thousands of Syrians fleeing civil war attempt to take boats across the water to Europe. Many Syrians however, for various reasons, are unable to leave Alexandria, and are now living in permanent transience throughout the city. The influx of Syrians to Alexandria has taken place against the backdrop of controversial post-Uprising development and revitalization projects, and complaints by the city's Egyptian residents of state neglect and failing public infrastructures. This ethnographic project examines how new and distinct socio-economic relations, urban infrastructures, and informal economies emerge in Alexandria under the contemporary global and local conditions of war and displacement, economic precarity, and the failure of humanitarianism. In doing so, this research asks how the social lives of displaced Syrians in Alexandria invite us to rethink assumptions about mobility, displacement, and refugees.
Preliminary abstract: This project explores how reproduction has been politicized in contemporary Turkey through the emergence of pronatalist policies. It aims to shed light on the ways in which women in urban Turkey experience and negotiate the emergent pronatalist discourses and policies of the Turkish state as they receive reproductive health care. This twelve-month project addresses this question by exploring the ways in which pronatalist discourses and policies make their way into medical setting resulting in gendered negotiations with the Turkish state. By conducting ethnographic research in hospitals and clinics, the project offers an ethnography of reproductive health care as an arena of encounter with the state (Ustundag and Yoltar 2011; Sullivan 2012) and as a process of reproductive governance (Morgan and Roberts 2012) through which the diverse expressions of class, ethnic and gendered identities in contemporary Turkey manifest. This study, thereby offers a critical analysis of how emergent pronatalism in Turkey plays out as increasingly powerful discursive, legislative and biomedical interventions into women's lives and the complex ways in which women negotiate these interventions.
NETTA VAN VLIET, then a student at Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, received a grant in November 2006 to aid research on 'Israeli Security Corps: Citizenship, Population, and Militarism in Israeli National Identity Formation,' supervised by Dr. Diane Nelson. In 2002, Israel began constructing its controversial 'Security Fence.' More than 600 kilometers long, costing approximately 1.5 million dollars per kilometer, and complete with army patrols and watchtowers, the fence is an example of Israel's attempt to militarize and secure its borders while also consolidating its population as Jewish. The fence is emblematic of the two kinds of Israeli national security concerns -- demographic and militarized -- that are the focus of this research. This project examines security practices that link the production and defense of a specific collective to cultural and physical separation, incorporation, and reproduction of individuals. The research is based on three years (2006-2008) of ethnographic fieldwork focused on how Israeli state mechanisms aimed at producing a cohesive national Jewish-Israeli community shape the broader category of Israeli citizenship through social and biological reproductive processes framed in terms of securing a Jewish majority. This project examines how Jewish Israelis differently define and act on the values that inform their decisions to participate in, reproduce, and sometimes resist national security mechanisms, and how these definitions and practices shape their relations to and formations of wider socio-political contexts in terms of security, threat and war.
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Henig, David. 2012. 'This is Our Little Hajj': Muslim Holy Sites and Reappropriation of the Sacred Landscape in Contemporary Bosnia. American Ethnologist 39(4):751-765.
EMILIE K. LE FEBVRE, then a student at University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom, received a grant in April 2012 to aid research on 'Visual Knowledge Production in the Negev: Bedouin Engagement with Visual Materials and Representational Antagonism in Israel,' supervised by Dr. Marcus Banks. Anthropologists of the Middle East have documented the significance of oral recitation and text-making in arab badu culture; however, little is known about the growing presence of visual materials in their societies. This research documents the practices by which photographs and videos are increasingly awarded value by the Arab Badu al-Naqab of southern Israel. It questions: How are visual mediums transformed into commodities in the Naqab? How do members use visual materials to support their genealogies and identities? Why are some visual materials restricted to private spheres while others are allowed to freely circulate? To answer these questions, ethnographic and archival research was conducted for sixteen months amongst families of the Al-ane and Al-Athamin. During this time, the grantee recorded the biographies of fifteen sets of 3-4 photographs and videos, created from 1890 to 2013, currently circulating within and between visual political economies in the Naqab. It was found that Arab Badu are increasingly consuming visual materials as a result of steady access to digital technologies and subsequently experiencing a democratization of their customary representational systems. Members engage visual materials in similar ways; however, their reading or re-reading of image content and circulation of the visual objects is contingent on the visual political economies in which the photograph or video is displayed and the pre-existing socio-political relationships established within these particular schemes of interaction and identification.
TSOLIN NALBANTIAN, then a student at Columbia University, was awarded funding in November 2007 to aid research on 'Native To National? Collective Identity Production In Beirut's Armenian Neighborhoods,' supervised by Dr. Rashid Khalidi. This research was a historical-anthropological, multi-sited ethnography of the Armenian community of greater Beirut, Lebanon. This research examined manifestations of collective identity and competing representations of the homeland and nation through the medium of media and a variety of cultural records, such as religious and educational documents from a variety social, cultural, and religious organizations. Research was conducted among various Armenian community media outlets located in Armenian-populated neighborhoods of Beirut and in Armenian social, religious, and cultural organizations that often (but not exclusively) sponsored these media outlets. This research was complemented by a series of Arabic, French, and English media sources in Lebanon. The findings also draw on participant observation at community and party-run media organizations, and interviews with media producers and local community officials. The project reveals the different senses of national identity that are communicated within spaces of production and consumption due to varying imaginations (even though membership rosters invariably overlap). The idiosyncrasies of this case -- including the consistent (yet variable) locus of the nation, the presence of state and affiliated institutions (without a corresponding state), and their maintenance within the state of Lebanon -- allowed for the examination of community media and the extent to which it is a form of governmentality from below. In addition, the project explores citizen-subjectivity within the intersection of social movement building, activist use of media, the nation, state institutions, and the state.
SALIH CAN ACIKSOZ, while a student at the University of Texas, Austin, Texas, was awarded funding in October 2006 to aid research on 'Broken Sons of the Nation: Masculinity, Disability, and Nationalism in Turkey,' supervised by Dr. Kamran Asdar Ali. Aciksoz examined subjectivity and political agency formation among the disabled veterans of the Turkish Army, who fought against the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) as conscripted soldiers. The research explored the nationalist signification, embodied experiences, and political practices of disabled veterans through the analytical lens of gender to account for the recent emergence of a politics of revenge, which targeted particularly dissident and minority intellectuals. Research findings indicate that the political agency of disabled veterans, which mimetically reproduces state violence, can only be understood in relation to the tension between the nationalist investment in disabled veteran body and the everyday experience of being a disabled man in Turkey. This tension is strongly articulated and violently exploited by a novel ultra-nationalist political culture, which provides disabled veterans both an intelligible account of their everyday suffering and sites of revenge. Fieldwork was conducted in Istanbul and Ankara, Turkey, where the grantee carried out archival research, collected life histories, and did participant observation in disabled veterans' associations.
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Açiksöz, Salih Can. 2012. Sacrificial Limbs of Sovereignty: Disabled Veterans, Masculinity, and Nationalist Politics in Turkey. Medical Anthropology Quarterly 26(1):4-25.
ALEJANDRO I. PAZ, then a student at the University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, received funding in August 2004 to aid research on 'The emergence of Latinos in Israel: Migration, Forms of Contact, and Discursive Transformation,' supervised by Dr. Michael Silverstein. Mostly due to mass deportations and anxiety-ridden flight in the last three years, Latinos in Israel have become a declining ethnic group, whose major ordering organizations have substantially changed. Churches and soccer leagues, which used to function as both meeting points for networks of friends as well as ritual centers for the celebration of Latino ethnic qualities in relation to Israel, have been decimated, and less formal organizations of households and friends have taken their place as the major sites for maintaining a sense of Latino ethno-linguistic identity. Latinos are conscious of their difference because of the fragility of their undocumented status, the work they do, the language they speak, the friendship networks which hold them together, and the set of holidays they celebrate separately from the Jewish nation. Especially among the youth, they and the NGOs that mediate their voice in the public sphere would have that difference recognized as a typical ethnicity comparable to any Jewish immigrant group. The differences that mark this group are, as expected, found in both their speech and their consciousness of speech. While for them, Israelis speak impatiently and often too aggressively, Latin Americans speak alegre, happily, and with more ritual. Although many adults are irritated by Israeli lack of manners, they have adjusted and many favor Israelis' more 'liberal' and 'modern' mores in comparison to Latin American 'conservatism' and 'underdevelopment'. There is then, a dialectic, often played out between parents and their children, where Latinos find themselves adopting apparent Israeli speech even as they preserve Latin American speech norms as part of their children's education.
Preliminary abstract: The Syrian Civil War has displaced millions of Syrian citizens since March 2011 and has drastically changed the lives of those in the Turkish-Syrian borderlands. Hatay, which was annexed by the Republic of Turkey from Syria under the French Mandate in 1939, is a border province that hosts tens of thousands of Syrian refugees today. Although the province has long been renowned for its ethnic, religious diversity, the influx of the Syrian refugees and Turkey's Syria policy have created new ethno-religious conflicts and have shifted the dynamics of everyday life in Hatay. Drawing on micro-historical approaches to boundary-making and state formation, this ethnographic study focuses on first, the emergence of ethno-religious conflict in the city in response to Turkish state practices in Turkish-Syrian borderlands between local residents of Hatay and the displaced Syrians. Second, it explores political opposition and their impacts on claiming a 'right to the city' by looking at how the refugees and ethno-religious minorities grapple with the transformation of the city since the Syrian Civil War. This research will be conducted through a historical and ethnographic investigation of the local populations and the Syrian refugees in Hatay and the tense relations between Turkey and Syria. This project suggests that in international conflicts between neighboring states, the spatial, political and social divisions in border cities will increase as ethnic and religious identities become more politicized.
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Jevin -- Interrogation
Despite our promise, Odael was suddenly torn from my grasp by Ukaor who then kicked me into a chair which, as I expected, had a curse on it. The wooden surface of its arm rests wrapped around my arms and the front legs curled around my ankles.
"Now," he held a glowing dagger to Odael's throat, "since I assume we're all comfortable, I have a few questions to ask. First off, who's the boy?"
"You're going to have to be a tad more specific," I growled.
"The one with the strange hair. What's his name?"
Lace? Or, I thought with a hint of a smirk, was it Valour? A gasp from Odael forced a quick decision, "Lace."
Ukaor muttered the name to himself thoughtfully before realization seemed to dawn on his face, stabbing me with guilt. What destructive secret could this conniving man possibly know about a magically perserved soldier from the way back in the time of the kingdom's origin?
"And the mage; Rerin, if I remember correctly. How far is he in his studies?"
"How would I know?!" I burst, "Why don't you just ask them?"
"Because," he responded slowly, menacingly, "You're a ranger, Jevin, and a goblin. Both bear traits of remarkable observance and extensive knowledge of magic and lore," he peered into my very soul, "You know the answers to the questions I'm asking and you have a weak spot I can use to get those answers."
I turned away, unable to meet his or Odael's gaze. As much as I loathed to admit it, he was right.
"So tell me, how far is Rerin in his magical studies."
He was far, as I concluded from our journeyings, but not near far enough for what I knew Ukaor was scheming. Sure he could make fire out thin-air and heal remarkable wounds but, I thought with a shudder, there was no way he could block a mind-controling spell.
He seemed to read this from my facial expression. " I see. And the elf? The one who apparently stole my mooonring, what of her?"
"What of her?"
He outstretched his hand and a sudden force slammed my head against the back of the chair with a loud thud, making Odael yelp, "You know better than to talk back to me Jevin. Now answer my question, is she capable of weilding the ring's power?"
"Oh yes, very capable" I smirked, watching the color slightly drain from his already pale face. Of course, I didn't mention that she wasn't exactly accustomed to controlling the powers, but I figured we needed as much intimidation on our side as we could get.
"And, from the prisoner, I find her name is Arien. Is that correct?"
He seemed ever-so-slightly frightened by that to so I nodded.
"Then," he held the knife harder against Odael and his eyes narrowed almost desperately, "Who was the one Wesitrinia recognized?"
The dragon. I thought I had heard the commotion stop for a moment as a snuck off. The only person left was...Alexican. Of course! So my suspicions were correct; whether she claimed it or not, she was Ukaor's offspring. Wesitrinia wouldn't stifle her fury for anyone else.
"Who is she?!"
His eyes were wild with a mix of emotions and Odael gritted her teeth as the knife pressed yet further against her skin. It was as if he'd forgotten she was there.
"Tell me Jevin!" he slammed me with another wave of invisible power.
"She goes by the name Alexican," I muttered wearily, amazed at the energy the spell zapped from me--only for him to knock me with it again, "Not her name, idiot!"
"You know who she is," I muttered, my head throbbing, "Your fears have been confirmed Ukaor--she's your daughter."
In pure rage--or was it despair--he dropped Odael and strode towards me, yanking me out of the grip of the chair with both hands. Dragging me across the floor, he kicked open a trapdoor and dropped me down into its depths.
I landed painfully on the stone floor beneath before scrambling to my feet to catch Odael.
"That will be all. Thank you two for bringing those friends of yours to me, they will be forever in your debt."
The door shut and echoed around the darkness. So that was it. Ukaor had no interest in us--an ex-apprentice and a young princess. The reason he'd gone about doing all the evil deeds he did was to get a hold of the certain powerful individuals connected to those deeds so that they would somehow assist him in reaching his greatest extent of power.
After gently setting Odael down and making sure she was alright, I realized he'd forgotten to mention--and perhaps underestimated--one person: Valour.

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Levi Lowrey - Freight Hopper lyrics
Freight Hopper by Levi Lowrey
One day, well I will disappear and you won't see me for years
And years, cause I will jump this train and with each mile I cross,
Well I'll remember all the time I've lost.
And I will sleep, Darlin' with a peace, that you could not give me all these years.
'Cause I was never free, free to pick you up and take you to my dreams, places I've never seen
'Cause the train was made for leavin'
And I was made for dreamin' of never comin' back, just roll on down the track.
A lonesome whistle blows
Like it's callin' me, to leave behind, the man I've come to be.
And it sings a song of pain in me
I can hear it ring, in my ears, I hear it roll away
And the sound it fades, just like the love I gave
My urge to go is here to stay
'Cause a train was made for leavin'
And I was made for dreamin, of never comin' back
Just roll on down the track
'Cause a train was made for leavin'
And I was made for dreamin'
I'm never comin back
Roll on down the track
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The deal will not only create a group with a turnover of more than one billion dollars (pounds 625m) but will put pressure on other leading British law firms to push salaries into the million-pound bracket.
Firms who have global ambitions will want to follow the example of Clifford Chance in its merger with the American attorneys Rogers & Wells. But American firms have so far held back from full-blown merger strategies with their cousins in the UK because of the gap in top earnings between American and British firms.
In the United States lawyers are allowed to rake off salaries from the work they personally bring in to the firm, whereas British firms stick to a rigid system of dividing the profits among their lawyers on the basis of how many years they have been partners, making them less attractive to New York lawyers.
Top earners at Clifford Chance are believed to have been earning pounds 550,000 a year. This is expected to rise to pounds 650,000 when the firm posts its latest fee-earning figures at the end of the summer. But the highest-paid lawyers at two of the City's top five firms, Slaughter and May and Allen & Overy, are on pounds 900,000 and pounds 800,000 respectively, according to Legal Business, the commercial lawyers' magazine. To make themselves more attractive to the American market they could offer earnings approaching pounds 1m.
Maurice Allen, senior partner of Weil Gotshal & Manges, an American law firm in London, said he believed that partners' drawings (or earnings) would have to be raised to attract American law firm suitors. Mr Allen, a former Clifford Chance partner, said he expected the drawings of the top Clifford Chance partners to go up while they kept back the earnings of those who were not performing so well.
A spokesman for Clifford Chance admitted the profitab-ility of a firm such as Rogers & Wells, ranked number 22 in the US with a similar earning power to Clifford Chance, would mean that pay in the combined firm was more likely to go up than down, but added there would be a two-year transition period.
Earlier this year an American law firm placed the first advertisement for a one-million-pound lawyer. This has led to a rash of recruitment moves from British firms to American ones.
Ronnie Fox, chairman of the Association of Partnership Practitioners and a former chairman of the City of London Law Society, said that competition was now very tough. "I expect the profit margins among the top firms to even out now."
The Clifford Chance deal, which will also involve the German company Punder, Volhard, Weber & Axster, will result in a firm with more than 2,700 lawyers and 30 offices worldwide.
Keith Clark, managing partner, confirmed the deal in a recorded telephone message to staff that was released yesterday. "Good news," he said. "We are making legal history.
"I am delighted to let you know that with the outcome of the partners' meeting this weekend we have taken a major step towards our goal of becoming the world's premier law firm.
"Partners have voted by 96 per cent to merge with the US law firm Rogers & Wells on 1 January 2000 and partners at Rogers & Wells also voted overwhelmingly in favour.
"Subject to a vote in September on some remaining details, we will also merge with Punder, Volhard, Weber & Axster on the same date. This merger will mean the first top-tier global law firm with 2,700 lawyers and 30 offices worldwide and the leader in terms of turnover, which will be well over one billion dollars."
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text: Association between anxiety and hypertension: a systematic review and meta-analysis of epidemiological studiesYu Pan, Wenpeng Cai, Qi Cheng, Wei Dong, Ting An, Jin YanNeuropsychiatric disease and treatment2015BACKGROUND Epidemiological studies have repeatedly investigated the association between anxiety and hypertension. However, the results have been inconsistent. This study aimed to summarize the current evidence from cross-sectional and prospective studies that evaluated this association. METHODS Seven common databases were searched for articles published… (More)


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Castien raised both hands in the air, attempting to silence the outraged shouting of the professors. After they all quieted down, there was some heated discussion which led to the decision that more research was needed and all of the professors should continue working with the resources they had until more could be discovered. Castien would have thought, as he later angrily reflected, that this much should have been obvious.
As Castien returned to his study for some more research into his own - as of yet unrevealed - portion of the project, he was surprised to see the door propped open. Immediately, Castien began casting detection spells, trying to see who could have been in his quarters, which were surely one of the best-protected. Nothing was revealed to Castien through the spell, save for a feeling of intense malice.
As Castien entered his room, he looked about him for any signs of disturbance. Nothing was out of place, that he could see. Everything looked relatively normal; yet still, he could not shake the feeling that someone, or something, was here with him, and its presence was, to put it mildly, discomforting to Castien. He approached his desk slowly and took from within the ancient book, which he laid out on the surface of his desk carefully, then flipped open and began his research.
Moments later, Castien heard a faint padding sound on the floor of his room. Looking around for some sign of what had been stalking him for so long now, he found only a dog. It was large and black, and it came towards him and sat at his feet, looking up at him as if it were begging for a treat. It pressed its face against his side, then placed one large, clawed paw on his lap and waved its head toward the door, as if to say, "Follow me."
Castien rose from his seat, eyes locked on the creature, and followed it to the door. It eventually led him to the Shade Quarter - a place of ancient origin below the college's gate to which entry was forbidden to all save a select few. Castien was not one of these few. It was here that, in darkness and secret, all of the ghosts of past heroes, conquerors, kings and nobles could be contacted. Looking again at the dog, which now Castien could see had a definite ghostly presence to it, he realized something.
"Of course," he said to himself. "The familiar of Lord Tayos." Castien struggled to make a connection, though; the killer of some old king didn't seem likely to have a connection to a spell from before mortal history. "What does that villain have to do with this kind of magic?"
Suddenly, the great dog leaped forward and shoved Castien into a pillar of some kind of energy that was in the middle of the chamber.


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Below is a list of the different medical assistant certifications:
ARRT Limited X-ray Machine Operator (LXMO) permit*
Our medical assisting program features two hands-on radiography courses.* As a student, you will learn how to operate professional-quality X-ray equipment and practice positioning, safety and image processing. These courses prepare you to take the American Registry of Radiographic Technologists (AART) Limited Scope X-ray Operator exam.
*Unfortunately, this course is not available at Globe University's Wisconsin campuses at this time.
Certified Medical Assistant (AAMA)
Globe University's CMA Review Seminar is a course designed to prepare students for externship and the CMA (AAMA) exam and other professional healthcare certifications.**
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An expert witness for Oscar Pistorius's defence was accused of "irresponsibility" on Wednesday after admitting that he is not trained in ballistics, light, sound or blood spatter evidence and was not present at Reeva Steenkamp's postmortem.
Roger Dixon, a geologist and university lecturer who worked at a police forensic laboratory in Pretoria for 18 years, came under sustained attack from prosecutor Gerrie Nel over his credentials and the manner of his investigation.
Pistorius watched from the dock, burying his head in his hands and retching at one stage, as Dixon described the impact of the bullets he fired on Valentine's Day last year, including one that struck Steenkamp's arm "like an instant amputation". The Paralympic sprinter denies murder, claiming that he fired by accident because he feared an intruder.
Earlier in the trial Pistorius's defence counsel had raised allegations of police bungling and botched evidence, but now it was the turn of the prosecution to tear into the 27-year-old's team of experts. Dixon was subjected to the same withering cross-examination from Nel, known as "the pitbull", that Pistorius himself endured for five torrid days in the witness box.
He presented a different order of the shots that killed 29-year-old Steenkamp and said she was probably hit in the hip and the arm in quick succession by the first two shots while standing close to the door, and may have had her right arm extended to the door handle, as if she were about to open it.
Dixon also claimed that a bruise on Steenkamp's right buttock was caused by her falling back on a magazine rack, contradicting the finding of state pathologist Gert Saayman.
Confronted with a section of the post-mortem report, Dixon exclaimed: "What!" When he went on to begin a sentence with the words, "In my layman's understanding ... " Nel pounced and said: "You see, Mr Dixon, now you call yourself a layman."
The witness admitted that he had not attended the postmortem, a fact of which Nel frequently reminded him. Dixon said he had only been present at three postmortems during his career. Saayman has performed between 10,000 and 15,000.
Nel pressed: "You are not a wound ballistics expert?"
Dixon said: "No."
Later Nel asked: "Are you a blood spatter expert?"
Dixon replied: "I have received no training in blood spatter analysis."
The geologist testified that Pistorius's bedroom would have been almost completely dark on the evening of the shooting, supporting the accused's claim that he did not see whether Steenkamp was still in bed when he got up. But asked what expert skills he had used to establish this, Dixon said: "The instruments I used there were my eyes."
The court also heard about sound tests that the defence conducted to show that a cricket bat smashing against the toilet door could be mistaken for gunshots – crucial to challenging neighbours' claims of what they heard on the night of the killing.
Dixon said he had hit an identical door with a bat to recreate the noises.
Nel, his voice rising impatiently, challenged him: "Are you a sound expert, sir? Have you received training in decibels and sound?"
Dixon replied: "I would hope I'm a sound expert … The expertise used was attempting to reconstruct the situation … I was not listening to myself making that sound."
He conceded that the test had to be done a second time because of problems with the first test when the pistol jammed, and they were recorded by a music producer with no known experience in recording gunshots.
Dixon said fibres he had seen on the door probably came from the sock Pistorius wore over his prosthetic leg when he tried to kick down the door after shooting through it.
But again he was forced to admit: "There is no course I've ever been on that has trained me to do a physical match."
He also said he had not taken close-up photos of the door until he saw it in the courtroom last month with a "nice light" and "decent camera". Losing patience, Nel described Dixon as evasive and put it to him: "It is the height of irresponsibility to make inferences in areas where you're not expert. Am I right?"
The trial will continue on Thursday and will then be adjourned until 5 May.


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Start your day off right with a free buffet breakfast offered each morning. Enjoy a leisurely bite to eat at Burgers and Brews, the hotel's onsite restaurant. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service, or get a quick energy boost at the coffee shop/café.
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At Hyatt Place Saratoga Malta, guests enjoy an indoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and free WiFi in public areas. There's free parking, and an airport shuttle at scheduled times for USD 25 per person one way. Front-desk staff are standing by 24/7 to assist with any requests. Additional amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out.
Property features
- Free buffet breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
Hyatt Place Saratoga Malta
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Hyatt Place Saratoga Malta features an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measure 3100 square feet (279 square meters). This business-friendly hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby, express check-in, and room service (during limited hours). For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle at scheduled times is offered to guests. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Hyatt Place Saratoga Malta is a smoke-free property.
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Snack bar/deli
- Conference space size (meters) - 279
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Conference space size (feet) - 3100
- Total number of rooms - 120
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of floors - 5
- Business center
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Free WiFi
- Meeting rooms
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
- Indoor pool
- Smoke-free property
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Snack bar/deli
- Sofa bed
- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
Hyatt Place Saratoga Malta offers 120 air-conditioned accommodations with MP3 docking stations and coffee/tea makers. 42-inch flat-screen televisions come with premium digital channels and pay movies. Bathrooms include designer toiletries and hair dryers.
This Malta hotel provides complimentary wired and wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones.
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Room service (limited hours)
- Premium TV channels
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Desk
- Sofa bed
- Pay movies
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Digital TV service
- MP3 docking station
Where to Eat
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Burgers and Brews - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine. A children's menu is available. Open 24 hours.
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast each morning.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 75 (maximum USD 175 per stay), plus a one-time cleaning fee of USD 100
- Dogs only
- 2 per room (up to 50 lb)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Service animals exempt from fees/restrictions
Optional extras
- Airport shuttle fee: USD 25 per person (one way)
- Pet fee: USD 75 (maximum USD 175 per stay) plus USD 100 one-time cleaning fee
Hotel Name
- Hyatt Place Malta
- Hyatt Place Saratoga
- Hyatt Place Saratoga Hotel
- Hyatt Place Saratoga Hotel Malta
- Hyatt Place Saratoga Malta
- Saratoga Malta
- Hyatt Place Saratoga / Malta Hotel Malta
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This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. The photos in this description reflect the brand standard and are provided for illustrative purposes only.


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Here's a story about some very thoughtful middle school boys. It's fun to see a local story go national, especially a nice one like this.
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Powerful. Thank you for putting it before us, Kevin.
Absolutely awesome story! WOW!
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Terrific video! You seriously need to put a cry warning on it or something for all of us self-respecting, dignified types. I just leaked on my keyboard.
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Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple
... has over 1000 rooms, only some are open to the public. We did get to see many different religious relics and the tombs of some of the past Dalai Lamas. There was definitely a lot of gold used in some cases. After lunch, we went to visit Jokhang temple. This temple is in the middle of old Lhasa but the surrounding area has been rebuilt so it doesn't look old at all any more. Construction of this temple began in 647 CE during the time of King ...
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... also lifting the dark stain of the timber structure. On the ground floor was a large unimposing high seat, covered by a golden yellow cloth, where the Dalai Lama would have audiences. People lined up all the way through the temple waiting to pay homage to the various gods, carrying flasks of yak butter, which they poor a little of into containers burning nearby. There are approximately 50 rooms to visit within the temple, so am not ...
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... enthusiasm. We learned that this monk was the one who acts as guide for world leaders and dignitaries. And he was our guide today! After a stroll through the streets after visiting Jokhang, we had lunch and then off to two more destinations before the day ended. The Tibetan University is an impressively grand facility. One of the very interesting things that goes on here is the enhancement and preservation of the Tibetan language & culture and it's implementation ...
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WASHINGTON Oct 27 (Reuters) - A program to compensate victims of mishaps caused by a faulty ignition switch in General Motors' vehicles has approved one new death claim, bringing the total number of deaths linked to the switch so far to 30, according to a report released on Monday by the lawyer overseeing the program.
Since it began accepting claims on Aug. 1, the program has received a total of 1,580 claims for deaths and injuries, according to the report by the office of Kenneth Feinberg, who GM tapped to run the program. The report listed all of the claims received and approved as of Friday.
GM has faced criticism for waiting 11 years to begin recalling millions of cars with ignition-switch problems that have been linked to fatalities.
The switch in question can slip out of position, stalling the vehicle and disabling air bags. The defect led to the recall of 2.6 million vehicles earlier this year.
So far, 61 claims have been deemed eligible for compensation, including the 30 deaths and 31 injuries, the report showed.
Overall, the receipt of claims for injuries and deaths in the latest week has slowed, with number up almost 4 percent from 1,517 the previous week. That compares with an 11 percent jump the week before, the report showed.
Feinberg, who ran compensation programs for victims of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, and other catastrophes, has said it is typical to see the number of claims dip in the middle of a program's cycle.
The program will continue to receive applications until Dec. 31 on behalf of individuals injured or killed in accidents they say were caused by the switch problem. Continued...


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Chinese Titanic Won't Hit Iceberg or Sink
That's what they always say.
That's what they always say.
They've only been debating it since 1874
Harpoon missiles coming off and there's no replacement on the way.
To call it a massive undertaking would be putting it lightly.
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A new exhibit exposing finds pulled out of the sea when they dragged up the Mary Rose has been launched, and the good news is you don't have to leave home or feel pressured to make a donation – it's all online. Read more >>
Even a massive cargo ship can sometimes be no match for the massive storms brewing on the world's oceans.
Cruise ships are basically giant floating cities. How do you build a giant floating city? Well, it's pretty much like playing with Lego. Read More >>
Democracy is a sham. Despite Boaty McBoatface winning a public vote to name a new polar research ship, the vessel will in fact be known as RRS Sir David Attenborough.
Finding a site to build a nuclear power plant isn't straightforward—so why not send them out to sea?
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Absolutely unbelievable - Cano would hit second for the Reds, yet in this lineup I can't see him anywhere but 8th or 9th. Absolutely unbelievable.
Absolutely unbelievable - Cano would hit second for the Reds, yet in this lineup I can't see him anywhere but 8th or 9th. Absolutely unbelievable.
"I came here to kick ass and chew bubble gum... and I'm all out of bubble gum."
- - Rowdy Roddy Piper
"It takes a big man to admit when he is wrong. I am not a big man"
- - Fletch
In other words, this is their lineup ...
Good player
Hall of Fame caliber player
Hall of Fame caliber player
Hall of Fame caliber player
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Hall of Fame caliber player
Good player
Randy Johnson's a Hall of Famer. Mariano Rivera's a Hall of Famer. Mike Mussina is trying to beat the door down to Cooperstown.
That's nine Hall of Fame caliber players on the roster, six of which are in the lineup. If the Yankees do not win the World Series, I'll be a bit shocked.
The Lost Decade Average Season: 74-88
2014-16 Average Season: 69-93
Basically an all-star lineup. Must be nice to go out and buy a team every year. It's really just absurd/silly...and people wonder why no one goes to Reds games any more.
"I came here to kick ass and chew bubble gum... and I'm all out of bubble gum."
- - Rowdy Roddy Piper
"It takes a big man to admit when he is wrong. I am not a big man"
- - Fletch
This is what happens when a team with loads of money reads "Moneyball"
This team takes a ton of pitches. They'll drive the Tigers crazy.
Giambi and Sheffield are nowhere near being HOF, for many reasons, one of them being their chemically enhanced bodies. (numbers aren't quite there, either).
Abreu...doesn't quite make it either.
Call them excellent if you like, to distinguish them from the others, but the HOF label is a bit big for them.
Despite the nitpicking, you're right...the lineup is SCARY.
"A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it."
It's insane, but I'm still pulling for the Tigers. If the pitching is ON, they've got a chance.
Steroid issues aside, the guy's put up some very impressive stats - .297, 455 HRs, 1,501 RBIs, 1,433 runs, 2,390 hits, 418 2Bs, 220 SBs with a career .398 OBP and .923 OPS.
Two or three more full seasons, and I'd consider him a lock.
A big downfall is that he's rarely led the league in anything - a batting title in 1992 is about it.
But he's got nine All-Stars, five Silver Sluggers and six top-10s in MVP voting.
He may be borderline, but he's far from being "nowhere near" a Hall of Famer.
"Any fool can criticize, condemn and complain -- and most fools do. - Benjamin Franklin
A very scarey lineup, but in the postseason it's all about pitching and as someone else mentioned, I'm not sure they have enough of it. Same with the Mets.
Regarding pitching, I think that people are underestimating Mussina and Wang. Wang is consistent, he's had an amazing year, and he is cool as a cucumber on the mound. He's got good defense to back him up, which is crucial for him. And all of a sudden people seem to have forgotten about Mussina, who in my opinion should be considered as reliable and scary in the postseason as any of the Tigers' kids should prove to be.
If they can go deep into games (which they are both capable of doing), the Yankees pitching could well hold up to the Tigers. It's the Yankees bullpen that causes me more concern. But I was hearing this argument before the 2004 playoffs about the Yankees starting pitching, which IMHO was comparable if not weaker than this year's and it surprised everybody, particularly Mussina. Well, until ALCS game 4.
There is no such thing as a pitching prospect.
Did I just read that Puffy said he liked Wang? I must have been dreaming.
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Wedding Bells! Power Couple Finally Tie The Knot In France, Guess Who [Photo]
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have been together nearly a decade and have six children together. According to CNN Entertainment, they got married in a small village in France on Saturday. The popular couple first met in 2005 on the set of the blockbuster hit Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Although Brad Pitt was still married at the time to Jennifer Aniston, the pair's chemistry was undeniable.
Shortly after, in 2006, their daughter Shiloh was born and the following year they welcomed adopted son Pax from Vietnam. Four more children were added to the bunch and the couple's long awaited engagement was finally announced in 2012. This marriage is probably one of the most anticipated in Hollywood so a congratulation's is definitely in order!
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Rehab Center Using New Technique To Treat Addicts
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A drug reconstruction core in Afghanistan is regulating new in-house techniques to provide drug addicts.
Officials during a core pronounced that one of a new ways for reconstruction of drug addicts is 'in-house medication'.
They combined that they are regulating new effective drug reconstruction techniques in sequence to forestall them from relapsing.
Self-treatment, in-house medication, diagnosis in reconstruction centers and diagnosis in team-work with people are a techniques that Nejat Center is utilizing to rehabilitate drug addicts.
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As many as 3 million people are believed to be regulating drugs in Afghanistan.
"I told myself that we will use drugs only currently and will quit them tomorrow. Tomorrow, when we come behind we used them again and this continued," pronounced Ahmad Jawed, a drug addict.
Zia, another addict, pronounced that he has a family and has 3 children and he has used drugs for 16 years.
The core is also treating womanlike drug addicts.
Samira, 32, who is from Iran, and has a BA degree, was referred to a core for help. Those who know her contend that she can also recite a Holy Quran.
Telling her story of obsession and how she came to Afghanistan, Samira said: "After 10 years of matrimony with an Afghan we came to Afghanistan. we am from Iran my father was from Ghurband."
Samira's father was killed in a self-murder conflict and after that she also mislaid her one-year-old daughter. She became a drug addict to equivocate her heartache.
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Arts Education: Ten Things to Remember from 2014
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I can now affirmatively say that I have been at Americans for the Arts for over a year! Woohoo! …And what a year it has been.
Each month the Arts Education Advisory Council of Americans for the Arts has a monthly call. In December, we sat on the call reflecting on the previous year and what we had all accomplished personally, collectively, and throughout the field. In my role as the Arts Education Program Coordinator, I am privileged to see a lot of things that happen on a national scale across the country, and the council often provides insight into the impacts of these trends or brings my attention to something that is up-and-coming before it has actually made a splash.
In our reflective state, we began compiling a list of the ten things that every arts-interested person should know about arts education from 2014 – it was an incredible year!
Turnaround Arts launches Phase 2
Predicated on the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities 2011 report, Reinvesting in Arts Education: winning America's Future Through Creative Schools, The Turnaround: Arts initiative was launched in April 2012 in 8 school districts. With positive results in the 2013 Interim Progress Report Turnaround Arts announced in May 2014, its second phase. Expanding to include not only individual schools, but also districts and even entire states, Turnaround Arts now serves students in California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Iowa, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, Oregon and Washington D.C., with plans to expand to up to 60 schools across the country.
STEAM Is Gathering Steam!
With the formation of the Congressional STEAM Caucus in the 113th Congress, co-chairs, Reps. Suzanne Bonamici (D-OR) and Aaron Schock (R-IL) have been leading the charge for a federal focus on Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics education. However, throughout the country, many other initiatives have taken off. First, the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) launched a STEAM Map, which allows educators to upload their STEAM-focused projects and programs to be shared globally. Second, Ovation TV, launched the innOVATION Awards to recognize and fund successful STEAM programs. Lastly, a new, national initiative called the Innovation Collaborative launched. The goal of the collaborative is to network the arts sciences and humanities to provide research, policy, and effective practices for innovation learning. Along with all of these, there were many others, and – I'm sure – many more to come in 2015.
Release of the National Core Arts Standards
In June, the National Coalition for Core Arts Standards (NCCAS) released the new, voluntary set of arts education standards to the field in a digital event. In October, NCCAS joined with songwriter and arts education activist Ben Folds and the Microsoft Corporation to celebrate the release of the standards in a national media event in New York City. Moving forward, it is up to states to adopt or adapt these standards through their own systems. To find out more about the standards, be sure to check out the website here.
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With many items in constant flux as a result of waivers and the non-reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, teacher evaluation is a hot button issue across the educational spectrum. In the arts, however, this is more of an issue than ever with evaluation being based more and more on ELA and Math performance standards. In certain states, like AZ, OR and SC, arts curricula and teacher evaluation are being discussed widely by the field. This is an area with more to come in 2015.
More Research on Arts Education and Cognition
In 2014, there were several reports which changed the way we associate arts education with cognitive development. One in particular, from Brainvolts at Northwestern University focusing on students of the Harmony Project in Los Angeles is a game-changer: Engagement In Community Music Classes Sparks Neuroplasticity And Language Development In Children From Disadvantaged Backgrounds. This study concludes that students who come from disadvantaged background don't learn as well as a result, however, participating in arts education (in the study, music programs) can reverse this fact. This is an exciting development for arts education and another argument to add to the cadre of reasons to focus on equity and access to arts education for all students.
The Impact of the Arts on English Language Learners
The Right Brain Initiative released their 2014 Progress Report with a splash. Researchers found that when engaging with the program (and thus engaging in arts integrated learning) students were consistently performing higher on standards Oregon tests. In populations of English Language Learners, the scores increased 10 fold. This is not a new realization, however. Footholds into this type of research took hold with the National Endowment for the Arts in early 2001. That being said, the NEA, too, hosted a webinar on this topic this past fall, pushing the issue to the forefront.
The Release of Something to Say
Released in November 2013 (I know, I know, not 2014), The Wallace Foundation published one of their most downloaded reports ever: Something to Say: Success Principles for Afterschool Arts Programs From Urban Youth and Other Experts. This report strives to answer the question, "How can high-quality arts programs attract and retain low-income urban tweens?" by considering the perspectives of young people, their families and leaders of successful programs.
The Coalescence of the Creative Youth Development Field
In March 2014, the National Summit on Creative Youth Development was held in Boston. Predicated on the Something to Say report mentioned above and the summit's commissioned Setting The Agenda report, over 250 youth, arts and community practitioners gathered to discuss their shared – yet unnamed – field. Coming out of the conference, the findings were published in a similar report: Collective Action for Youth: An Agenda for Progress Through Creative Youth Development. Moving forward, several national partners, like the National Guild for Community Arts Education, The President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities, The Massachusetts Cultural Council and Americans for the Arts all began working to advance this newly named field of Creative Youth Development. This advancement included the Guild publishing an article titled, ""Creative Youth Development Movement Takes Hold". Americans for the Arts also hosted a blog salon on the topic. Lastly, there was a preconference held on the topic at the Conference for Community Arts Education in Los Angeles. This field will surely have some news for us in 2015.
Reporting, Reporting, Reporting
If there was ever a theme in arts education for 2014, it would be this! So many reports were released, but there were several from key major cities which will guide the future policies of arts in education. In New York City, City Comptroller Scott Stringer released the State of the Arts: A Plan to Boost Arts Education in New York City Schools. In Chicago, Ingenuity, Incorporated, an arts education advocacy organization, released State of the Arts in Chicago Public Schools. Lastly, in Los Angeles, Arts for All published the data from a 2005-13 collection of Arts Education in LA County.
Mayors Respond to Reports
In NYC and Chicago, Mayors Bill de Blasio and Rahm Emanuel both took on the information they received from their respective city's reports on arts education. Mayor de Blasio, along with the city's Comptroller and schools chancellor, announced that to right the disparity skewed towards low income areas which the report identified, they would allocate $23m for arts education in the city during the 2014-15 school year. Specifically, this money would be used to hire 120 new arts teachers to ensure every school in the city had access to high quality arts education. Similarly, in Chicago, Mayor Emanuel allocated an additional $500,000, raising the total funding for arts education in Chicago to $1m to be able to fund weekly arts classes in the elementary grades and station a certified arts teacher in every school.
Though diverse, all these events helped advance arts education in America. After my conversation with the council, I was utterly thrilled to see what had been accomplished over the past year, and can't wait to see what will unfold in 2015!


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I would love to really get this forum going. I realize we will be limited because of the lack of cruisers or LA with kids. But Ii am open to all suggestions to make this forum better.
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I'm speaking as one without kids, or dogs, or cats, or even houseplants, here. But, it would be nice to attend cruisers gatherings that don't exclusively consist of people in the early years of retirement. Things that would make cruising work for people of all different (younger) ages might broaden the base, kids or no.
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Good question Brian.
Will have a bit of a think about it.
We certainly got a fair bit of good info from here before we went cruising with the little one. It helped us to figure out how to make it work, and encouraged us that what we were attempting was not complete and utter folly.
Like you said in the other thread, I don't know if there is anything more that YOU can do beyond what you already do to make it happen. I think we all have to do a bit.
I guess practical discussions of what works for people is always good. If we can encourage people to go sailing with their kids whether it be for a day or a year, and give them the information and encouragment to do so confidently and safely that would be something. St Anna, you, Mimsy, Gui and others here all helped me feel like it was something that we could do, and that we should do.
Now if that doesn't work why don't we just post lots of cute pics of kids on boats???
Oh look there's one.....
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Re: Improving Children's Forum
I would love to set this up such that we get a lot more cruising boats or LA (Live Aboards) with kids that feel comfortable posting in this forum and that would help set up meets and stuff, and WNW suggested.
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I hope the best for this forum, We are about to adopt so I will need plenty of sailing with children advise.
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Sailing with children is the just the same as anything else with children. You need patience, you sometimes need to make small adjustments but it is all so very much worth it.
Best wishes with the adoption.
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I am very interested in this topic. My wife and I just purchased a Catalina 27 and have a 2 year old and an infant ( 6 weeks old). The first outing this past weekend was successful thanks to having a large crew on board.
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Hope you guys have a ball with the boat.
We regularly sail with our (nearly) 2 year old and have just returned from fulltime cruising with her aboard.
It pays to set the boat up to be as easy to singlehand as possible. The only time we have issues really now is sometimes hoisting the main and entering/exiting a slip.( Mummy is up the front, Daddy is on the helm and she wants to help out with everything)
Like anything the more you do it, the easier it all becomes. We actually find sailing with our daughter no more challenging than a trip to the shops. Safety is obviously a big focus, but we take the time to cross our t's and dot our i's and then happily venture out knowing we are in good shape.
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