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Heritance Ahungalla
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Heritance Ahungalla
About the hotel
Property Location
With a stay at Heritance Ahungalla in Ahungalla (Galle District), you'll be close to Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery. This 4.5-star hotel is within the region of Ariyapala Mask Museum and Ambalangoda Beach.
Make yourself at home in one of the 152 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have jetted bathtubs and rainfall showerheads.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, which include 2 outdoor swimming pools, a nightclub, and a sauna. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, babysitting/childcare (surcharge), and gift shops/newsstands.
Enjoy a meal at one of the hotel's dining establishments, which include 2 restaurants and a coffee shop/café. From your room, you can also access 24-hour room service. Breakfast is available daily for a fee.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-in, and express check-out. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free valet parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Children's club
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Wedding services
- Tennis on site
- Billiards or pool table
- In-room accessibility
- Children's club (free)
- Supervised childcare/activities (free)
- Pool sun loungers
- Express check-out
- Nightclub
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Free self parking
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Express check-in
- Year Built 1981
- Free WiFi
- 24-hour front desk
- Free valet parking
- Pool umbrellas
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Babysitting or childcare
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Spa tub
- 24-hour business center
- Garden
- Shopping on site
- Sauna
- Full-service spa
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Luggage storage
- Conference space
- Total number of rooms - 152
- Beach umbrellas
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Conference center
- Elevator/lift
- Beach towels
- Number of floors - 3
- Beach sun loungers
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Porter/bellhop
- Library
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Multilingual staff
- Laundry facilities
- Tours/ticket assistance
Room Facilities
- Refrigerator
- Room service (24 hours)
- Hair dryer
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (free)
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Daily housekeeping
- Designer toiletries
- Bathtub or shower
- Bathrobes
- Minibar
- Satellite TV service
- Free toiletries
- Free newspaper
- Rainfall showerhead
- Balcony
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Air conditioning
- In-room safe
- Jetted bathtub
- Desk
- Free bottled water
- Phone
- Free WiFi
- Private bathroom
Hotel Policy
Know Before You Go
- Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, 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 following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: USD 20 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: USD 200 per vehicle (roundtrip)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Mandatory Fees and Taxes
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property:
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per adult: USD 175.00
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: USD 175.00
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.Show all hotel policy Show less hotel policy


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Re: st: IVPOIS question
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Anat (Manes) Tchetchik <email@example.com>:
I said nothing of the kind, but it is true that the conditional mean
of the outcome y must always be positive.
But outcomes can be zero or even negative.
The assumption is that
ln(E(y|X) is linear in X
not that y is never zero or even negative.
Of course ln(.) must have a positive argument.
On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 4:47 PM, Anat (Manes) Tchetchik
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> Thanks Austin, you mean that the conditional mean must always be positive?
> On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 11:31 PM, Austin Nichols <email@example.com> wrote:
>> Anat (Manes) Tchetchik <email@example.com>:
>> No assumption about conditional variance is required for consistent
>> estimation of coefficients in a Poisson model or -glm- with a log
>> link. Only the conditional mean assumption is required.
>> The FAQ cited contains many errors--if anyone knows who wrote it,
>> please them know.
>> On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 4:01 PM, Anat (Manes) Tchetchik
>> <email@example.com> wrote:
>>> Dear all,
>>> I'm still struggling with my IV Poisson model.
>>> I'm not sure; does the assumption about conditional variance for
>>> consistency is required ?
>>> I read in http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/dae/poissonreg.htm that
>>> the Poisson has a strong assumption; that the conditional variance
>>> equals conditional mean
>>> If so then what test should be used to verify if my data is
>>> "qualified" for using this model?
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This family-friendly ski lodge comprises a total of 85 apartments and is a ski-in/ski-out property and represents a high standard of luxury at The Canyons. This exclusive retreat is reminiscent of the grand European lodges from a bygone era with its native mountain stonework and timber frame construction. Facilities on offer to guests at this air-conditioned establishment include a lobby area with a 24-hour reception and check-out service, lift access and conference facilities. Guests can take advantage of the Internet access and there is covered garage guest parking (during stay only, parking height restrictions apply). This is a completely smoke-free property.
This resort is a luxury, slope side property and the lodge is located within the Canyons Resort village. Guests will find the town centre, bars, restaurants, the ski area and the tourist centre all a 1-minute walk from the lodge and it is a short drive or shuttle ride to Park City's historic Main Street. It is around a 10-minute drive to Utah Olympic Park and the Tanger Outlet Center, 16 minutes' drive to the Deer Valley Resort and some 23 minutes by car to the Jordanelle Reservoir. Hogle Zoo is around 30 minutes' drive, Jordanelle State Park is 35 minutes by car and it is around a 37-minute drive to Salt Lake City and about 38 minutes' drive to Wasatch National Forest. The Great Salt Lake is 50 minutes by car and it is around an hour's drive to Mirror Lake Scenic Byway. The lodge is located a short 55 km from Salt Lake City International (SLC) Airport.
All guest rooms feature beds with pillow top mattresses and come with a private bathroom with a jetted bathtub and a hairdryer and offer a king-size or double bed. All accommodation offers 1 bedroom and the larger units feature full kitchens equipped with high-end stainless appliances (a fridge, microwave, tea and coffee making facilities, a washing machine) and granite counter tops, and gas log fireplaces. They are equipped with a direct dial telephone, satellite/cable TV, a radio, Internet access and a safe. Furthermore, an ironing set, heating and individually regulated air conditioning are provided in all accommodation as standard. All rooms receive a daily housekeeping service and a turndown service.
Recreational amenities include ski-in/ski-out access, a heated outdoor swimming pool and hot tub, a gym and a sauna. Guests can also relax with a massage or spa treatment (both for an additional fee). Golf enthusiasts will find the Jeremy Golf & Country Club just a 13-minute drive from the hotel (for an additional fee) and visitors may also like to explore the surrounding area by bicycle (charges apply).
The hotel accepts American Express, MasterCard and VISA.
Guests coming from Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) should head west toward Terminal Drive. Continue onto Crossbar Road. Take the I-80 E ramp on the left to City Center/Ogden/Provo and keep left at the fork. Follow signs for I-80 E and merge onto I-80 E. Take exit 145 toward Kimball Junction then turn right at UT-224 S/Olympic Parkway. Continue to follow UT-224 S. Turn right at Canyon Resort Drive. Finally turn right at the 2nd cross street and the hotel will be on the left.
Guests are invited to check-in after 5 pm, and request to check-out before 11 am. Minimum check-in age is 18. Pets not allowed.
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Direct dial telephone
Satellite cable TV
Internet access
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Washing machine
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As a Chicago/Northwest Indiana girl used to a few feet of "lake effect" snow each winter, I have been a sad to have a snowless New York City winter. Today, that changed! And we did not get a powder puff of flakes; we got the whole shebang, blizzard style! With my new outdoor winter running gear on, a few layers of clothes, wooly socks and plastic bags in my snow boots (my mama didn't raise no fool – I know how to keep my tooties warm and dry on the cheap), and a camera ready to shoot, I headed out.
For the most part, it didn't seem like a big deal to trudge through. Except when those 40-plus mile an hour winds whip through the corridors of streets, hurling icy snowflakes at the fives inches of forehead and eyes I had exposed, reminding me, indeed, this is a blizzard!
I wasn't all that inspired to take pictures. I don't live in a photo-inspiring area of the city. It's full of tourists pouting their favorite chain stores were closed and Times Sqaure LED lights vying for attention through the fog, haze, and snow Mama Nature delivered. Also, the buses and many trains were shut down, so I couldn't hop on the MTA to quickly relocated to a more interesting place. Maybe tomorrow (we're supposed to get another foot in the next 24 hours)!
Here are a few images I did snap, to give you a feel of the quiet, white, bitter cold New York wonderland I explored for a couple hours today.
David Bowie passed away last week, much to the surprise of millions around the world. He spent his last days in private, never revealing his cancer to the public. Understandably, a man who sculpted his career and art around image, it makes sense he didn't want us to remember a weak, withered shell of a mortal looking anything but glamorous. Much like Freddie Mercury, who only revealed his life-ending illness 24 hours before his death, the passing of another 70's icon left us at a loss for words, mourning the loss of a true artist.
Personally, I have not listened to a single Glam song since Bowie's death. I have not been able to bring myself to listen to his parting gift of music, Blackstar. I only got five seconds into astronaut Chris Hadfield's famous "Space Oddity" performed from a space shuttle before I started crying. I've seen that video a dozen times before, but can't watch it now.
I was not a huge Bowie music fan. I think I wrote the only lukewarm review of his "This Is Bowie" art show at Chicago's MCA (I still stand by that piece, as Bowie had nothing to do with the curation or presentation of a selection of artifacts that reflected only a few aspects of a madly creative person). However, I was a tremendous admirer of his songwriting, collaborations with artists of many media, and in awe of his ability the bridge fashion, high art, pop culture, sexuality, and music with mystery and smooth confidence. I went to a Bowie concert in high school, and was disappointed not to see one spec of glitter or lamé on stage (I didn't understand then what I do now about his shifting focus on musicianship over spectacle). But, like all of my friends, I'm still tremendously sad about his death. For me, I think it's partly because I feel pure, artistic souls are harder and harder to find–and Bowie represented that to me.
I read a great article in the New York Times the other day, about how David Bowie was an invisible New Yorker. In another web search, I saw some random photos of him looking like any other pedestrian in the city–minding his own business, wearing adorable knit yarn gloves and puffy winter coat, and realized I probably wouldn't have even noticed him if I passed him on the street. And that's okay. For most of us, it's a bitter irony to live in a city of millions and feel completely alone or anonymous. But for someone of Bowie's stature, it must be a nice sanctuary in the midst of chaos and celebrity.
This past Sunday–a few days after the death of Bowie–I went on one of my "therapy" walks through the city. I packed a camera and started another random exploration of the city, my only goal for the day was to see a Gordon Parks photo show. By coincidence, David Bowie and Iman's NYC address (and a makeshift memorial) is on the route from the coffee shop I stopped at in Soho and the Parks exhibit I wanted to see. Naturally, I stopped for a brief moment of silence and respect for the fallen Ziggy Stardust. It seemed a bit strange for me to stare at a pile of cellophane-wrapped flowers that reminded me of the grocery store floral section. And I certainly had no intention of being a disrespectful paparazza, taking photos just because I had a camera with me.
But then something happened….
I crouched down and started looking closely at some of the gifts, poems, artwork, memorabilia, and sparkling tchotchkes. I noted the special time and attention fans in mourning took to craft artworks and pen their final farewells, as well as those willing to part with valuable collector's items in his honor. I realized this sidewalk memorial is cathartic. It is an unspoken ritual, one last communal praise of a beloved legend. And I thought maybe I was being a little too jaded and unattached in an effort to hold in my own sorrow. And I thought about all my friends who would give anything to lay a glitter-dipped rose where I stood. I really wanted to pull out every note written to him to see what people wrote, but of course I didn't; whatever each wrote is between him and Bowie and the stars. Instead, I pulled out my camera and took a few photos in case any of them/you would like to see what I saw. Here are a few images I captured, just moments before the first heavy New York City snow began to fall…
Lately, I've noticed more and more social media posts and articles about "big girls" getting model contracts, being featured in mainstream magazines, and artists' photo projects focused on robust women. The feminist in me thinks, "Yay, attention for ALL of us, equally, because we're all amazing!" Then the realist in me thinks, "Umm, why are we making a big deal out of what should be the norm? I mean, we all know magazines and advertisements feature unrealistically skinny women. But to swing the pendulum the other way seems equally absurd."
When I look at the photos of plus-size models, what sparkles is their face and body language. Their inner beauty and confidence comes through in person and in photos. That said, being model-worthy is a goal ANY woman can aspire to, if she has a lust for the spotlight and a comfortable, confident self-image. Full-figured professional models have photos just as beautiful as thin models because they too have excellent makeup artists, professional hairdo's, exciting clothes styling, and wonderfully lit photo sets. Good makeup, good lighting, a good photographer, and a good attitude…. THAT is the winning combination for stellar portraits–not size or shape, ethnicity, sexuality, cleavage, airbrushed/retouched/Photoshopped body parts, or any of those things corporations push us into believing with their advertisements.
With the permission of my photo client, I wanted to share some photos from a portrait session I recently photographed. This is one confident, fabulous woman! There is absolutely zero Photoshop work done to her body in these photos. I admittedly did some retouching to diminish bad shadows and soften some lighting, removed some ramdom pimples and stray hairs on her head, and enhanced some of the colors. But that's it. Not one change has been made to her divine, voluptuous body. Why would I? Look at her. She's stunning! If you ask me, with these photos, she can rival any high-paid model.
To all the people who've told me they want to do a portrait session with me after they shed a few pounds… STOP IT, and let's shoot already. You are amazing right now, just the way you are. Trust me (and a good makeup artist/hair stylist). Let me grab my camera and prove it to you! If this gal can rock the awesome in nothing but her undies, we should all be able follow her beautiful, brave example.
When I get stressed and need an outlet, I usually go to the gym and workout to the most aggressive, obnoxious music playlist. Or I stay calm and cook or bake. Sometimes it is simply no fun to cook, because I live alone and I haven't a convenient recipient for my sudden bursts of chefery (I know that's not a real word). I don't know why I end up baking instead; I prefer savory foods over sweets. Maybe because there's something nice about the order and process of baking I can control, I suppose. And I can always share baked goods with friends later.
Anyway, the past few years I have been trying to make as much of my food homemade as possible. No processed or packaged goods. It really helps not to have a microwave! I do not have the convenient option of grabbing a few Lean Cuisines full of preservatives and things that don't grow out of the Earth "just in case".
The other day I had a craving for apple strudel or apple danish, but somehow managed to pass by the Entemann's boxed pastries before I headed to the grocery store check out. Instead, I made my own. I got all excited when I started the project, until I realized my dough had to refrigerate for twelve hours. Ah well. It gave me the perfect excuse to bake today instead, then take a few photos… To expand my photo portfolio, of course! 😉 Now, I just need to find someone to eat all this goodness, because after the first piece of deliciousness, I am over my apple pastry craving.
P.S. When I sat down to narrow my one hundred photos to these five, I realized the glaze looks a lot like, well… Let's just say this is definitely a SWEET sugar glaze, not a salty one! <Insert "food porn" joke here.> :0/
Last night I spotted an injured bird resting where I usually park. It barely moved its head, just enough for me to see it move in the pale moon's light. I positioned my Jeep as close as possible to it so no other car could hit it, then went to check on the bird. Its legs were splayed out, and it was clearly about to pass. I put on some gloves and attempted to place it in a location more comfortable than the cold pavement. He was having no part of that. He did however let me pet his soft, beautiful black crown. Slowly, he bowed his head and was gone. He had the most beautiful iridescent, shimmering legs – like a glam rocker. So I named him Bowie.
Maybe I'm crazy, but when an animal passes in my presence, I feel it's my duty to at least give it a dignified farewell, honoring its life. It's as if this beautiful creature parked itself at my home for a reason. I put Bowie in a safe spot (away from neighborhood strays and predators) for the night, and buried him this morning. S/he has now been returned to the Earth, next to the beautiful black cat that died in my arms after I witnessed it get hit by a car near my house this past spring. I've got a small pet cemetery of peacefully resting critters that nourish my tiger lilies. (And I hope my landlord never decides to landscape that area!)
I've always thought there is beauty and wonder in natural death, and wanted to memorialize this majestic, gorgeous life. I took these photos before placing him in his eternal bed.
Here are all the kitties I fostered for PAWS Chicago in 2013. Each one has a very special place in my heart, even though I only had each for one to eight weeks. Each came to me with a special set of issues that needed tending to before they could be adopted into their forever homes. Almost all had respiratory infections at some point. A few had intestinal issues–which is not a glamorous nursing job! Some were motherless and needed to be hand-fed until they were old enough to each and potty on their own. Some just needed a week or two away from the shelter to relax or get all their booster shots before they could be spayed/neutered. And, sadly, not every story has a glorious, happy end. Some babies were just never strong enough to thrive because they were born into a cruel world where nature and humans didn't care for them as they deserved.
I remember all their names. I know all their sweet faces. I will always be the only "mama" sweet babies Teeter, Flippy, and Swing ever had. They are as special to me as the two kitties I raised and cared for in my life for over fifteen years.
Fostering animals when they are at their most vulnerable, at their weakest is my calling (outside of my professional work as a photographer, educator, writer, etc.). I cannot imagine ever not doing it now! There are times when work and life get incredibly hectic. I simply take a few weeks or month off from fostering, then get my home ready once again when things are in order. It is not for everyone. It requires great patience, understanding of the species you are caring for (I am now the go-to gal for many of my friends for basic kitty advice), and there is some heartache as well. But in the end, fostering (in my opinion) is THE most important stage in an animal's life as a rescue.
I hope this sweet little slideshow encourages people to seek out the shelters and rescue in their hometowns, and ask how they can help animals in need. It's not just cats and dogs, but also rabbits, parrots, lizards, guinea pigs, potbelly pigs, chickens, and so many others. And, shelter don't just need volunteers and financial donations (although both are very important!). They also need old blankets and towels, food donations, drivers who can take sick animals to a vet appointment, community outreach, marketing help, fundraiser event help, and so much more. Reach out and ask. Be part of a solution–giving abused, abandoned, and unwanted pets a happy, healthy life, and lowering animal populations with better animal husbandry and education.
I am so lucky to be part of the PAWS Chicago program. But there are dozens of stellar rescues in my city. Felines and Canines, Trio Animal Foundation, Home, Tree House Cat Rescue, and so many others! I am so excited Chicago recently passed a city ordinance banning the sale of cats, dogs, and rabbits in pets shops, except certified shelter rescues! The number of animals euthanized at the county open-access shelters has gone way, way down in ten years to record lows. I hope Chicago continues to lead the way in how animal rescue can be done humanely, smartly, and with great pride.
Again, please find the local shelters and rescue in your area, and ask how you can help in whatever ways you are able.
One of my photos from last Jay Z's "Magna Carter World Tour" show at the United Center in Chicago, IL January 9, 2014. To see more photos and read show review, visit: http://www.examiner.com/article/jay-z-s-hot-show-defrosts-chicago-s-united-center


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Fewer people now buy flea and worming products from a veterinary practice, although two thirds says they still see a vet once a year, says a new survey.
Fewer people now buy flea and worming products from a veterinary practice, although two thirds says they still see a vet once a year, says a new survey.
Almost two thirds of respondents claim to go to the vets at least once a year, with 51 per cent of those surveyed claiming that veterinary practices are still the most important source of trusted advice. However, 36 per cent of people admit they are more likely to self-diagnose their pet's condition; primarily using the internet for advice.
For products requiring advice and no prescription, only 41 per cent of people use their veterinary practice, with this number falling to 18 per cent for those treatments that require no advice or prescription. Vets now account for 15 per cent of all flea and worming treatment sales, with price overwhelmingly cited as the reason why consumers turn to online retailers; a figure that has dropped dramatically over the past few years. A total of 82 per cent of respondents said their pets have suffered with fleas, and 68 per cent worms.
The research was carried out for advertising agency TMA in March and April. John Helps, veterinary manager in the companion animal business unit at Merck Animal Health, said: "It is alarming to see that an increasing amount of people are now relying on the internet and online retailers to diagnose and treat their pets. Veterinary practices have built their reputations on delivering only the very best knowledge and diagnosis, which is now not only a threat to the surgeries themselves, but also to the well-being of pets who may not be receiving the correct treatment they need.
"Vets need to take serious note of this change in consumer behaviour, particularly among young pet owners, and look at how they can market themselves better to ensure consumers understand why it is essential to bring their animals into the practice; despite the condition."
Helen Cawthra, managing director at TMA, added: "TMA aimed to understand the various channel dynamics that pet owners have available to them, and how they source both information and advice, along with product.
"In the veterinary sector, the growth of online pet pharmacies selling drugs both prescription and non-prescription has been huge. In addition to cheaper drugs they also offer advice and this has had a huge impact on veterinary professionals who, just like in human health, rely on selling the treatment either from prescription or over the counter."


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Communication Networks from the Enron Email Corpus "It's Always About the People. Enron is no Different"
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The Enron email corpus is appealing to researchers because it represents a rich temporal record of internal communication within a large, real-world organization facing a severe and survival-threatening crisis. We describe how we enhanced the original corpus database and present findings from our investigation undertaken with a social network analytic perspective. We explore the dynamics of the structure and properties of the organizational communication network, as well as the characteristics and patterns of communicative behavior of the employees from different organizational levels. We found that during the crisis period, communication among employees became more diverse with respect to established contacts and formal roles. Also during the crisis period, previously disconnected employees began to engage in mutual communication, so that interpersonal communication was intensified and spread through the network, bypassing formal chains of communication. The findings of this study provide valuable insight into a real-world organizational crisis, which may be further used for validating or developing theories and dynamic models of organizational crises; thereby leading to a better understanding of the underlying causes of, and response to, organization failure.


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Using Drawing Technology to Assess Students' Visualizations of Chemical Reaction Processes
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In this study, we investigated how students used a drawing tool to visualize their ideas of chemical reaction processes. We interviewed 30 students using thinking-aloud and retrospective methods and provided them with a drawing tool. We identified four types of connections the students made as they used the tool: drawing on existing knowledge, incorporating dynamic aspects of chemical processes, linking a visualization to the associated chemical phenomenon, and connecting between the visualization and chemistry concepts. We also compared students who were able to create dynamic visualizations with those who only created static visualizations. The results indicated a relationship between students constructing a dynamic view of chemical reaction processes and their understanding of chemical reactions. This study provides insights into the use of visualizations to support instruction and assessment to facilitate students' integrated understanding of chemical reactions.


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El Salvador (disambiguation)
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El Salvador is a country in Central America.
El Salvador may also refer to:
- El Salvador, Chile
- El Salvador mine, a mine in El Salvador, Chile
- El Salvador, Cuba
- El Salvador, Pichilemu, Chile
- Villa El Salvador, a district on the outskirts of Lima, Peru
- El Salvador, Misamis Oriental, Philippines
- "El Salvador" (Athlete song), by the English band Athlete on their 2003 album Vehicles and Animals
- "El Salvador" (Peter, Paul and Mary song), a 1982 song by Peter, Paul and Mary
- "El Salvador", a song by White Lion on their 1985 album Fight to Survive
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- El Salvador: Another Vietnam, a 1981 documentary film
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Music Track Title: Sad Fantasy Powerful Trailer
Catalog ID: 534039 ISRC: US5UL1220260
Description: Epic orchestral music, sad majestic powerful trailer piece for fantasy film, game or Anime. Sad beautiful melody with a rhythmic string section to a big orchestral Hollywood finale with big pounding drums. Inspired by Nightwish and Immediate music. Fit for productions like the twilight series.
Social Media Link: https://www.audiosparx.com/sa/archive/Dramatic/Regal-Orchestral/Sad-Fantasy-Powerful-Trailer/534039
Artist or Group: Stephan Lindsjo
Keywords: big epic Heroic trailer music big Epic track Victorious big powerful fantasy music Heroic forceful epic Cinematic Majestic soundtrack big epic Hollywood music
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Duration: 2:13 Tempo: Med Slow BPM: 84
Arrangement: Orchestra, Full
Instruments: Contra-bass, Cello, Drums, Horn, Percussion, Strings, Trumpet, Tuba, Viola, Violin, Electronics, Brass section, Snare drum, Taiko Drums, Bass Drum, Big Toms, French Horn, Violoncello
Vocal Mix: Instrumental
Use Restrictions: Use in pornographic, x-rated, sexually stimulating or similar productions prohibited
Moods: Adventurous, Beautiful, Building, Defeated, Dramatic, Driving, Dynamic, Epic, Forceful, Glorious, Heroic, Intense, Pompous, Powerful, Pulsating, Regal, Sad, Strong, Tension, Triumphant
Styles: Action Adventure, Dramatic Soundtrack, Fantasy, Film Instrumental, Hollywood, Knights of Old, Movie Trailer, Romantic Epic, Sword & Sorcery, Video Games
Extended Keywords: Awesome Heroic Uplifting blockbuster Epic Adventure que Powerful cinematic soundtrack epic building soundtrack Proud cinematic epic thrilling trailer music victorious glorious trailer music Majestic Forceful soundtrack intense Driving marching trailer music adventurous action music Victorious Movie Heroic Uplifting Adventure epic Heroic Movie Trailer music heroic Hollywood Blockbuster heroic pompous Dynamic Vibrant soundtrack trailer epic pompous driving track powerful Epic glorious soundtrack glorious uplifting Awesome epic trailer music romantic epic adventure music Patriotic Strong fantasy music forceful marching trailer music Marching Triumphant Energetic Rhythmic soundtrack epic cinematic blockbuster hero music epic action fantasy cinematic and epic soundtrack cinematic epic trailer music lonesome hero riding in the desert romantic tragic hero music the dying hero sorrowful hero scene epic pounding soundtrack epic pounding blockbuster dying


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Awesome Music a Day
Anything goes, it just has to be awesome. (No funny goofy music)
Stuff like this Terminator theme guitar cover.
This is just such a beautiful movie. I've seen it twice now. Especially love the part where this piece of music plays during the short flash back of the nameless stranger, and the scenes immediately following.
We already warned you guys about this sort of threads in General chat; please don't start doing the same here.
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Will Crimea's Declaration of Independence Trigger an International Showdown?
On Sunday, an overwhelming majority of Crimeans voted to secede from Ukraine and join Russia. The referendum is over, and now its up to the international community and the people of Ukraine to decide what to do next.
The United States and the European Union have dismissed the Crimean vote and view it as a violation of international law.
"We reject the 'referendum' that took place today in the Crimean region of Ukraine," a statement from the White House says. "This referendum is contrary to Ukraine's Constitution, and the international community will not recognize the results of a poll administered under threats of violence and intimidation from a Russian military intervention that violates international law."
Though President Barack Obama told Russian President Vladimir Putin that the West would "never" accept Crimea's vote, the Kremlin is holding the line. In a telephone call Sunday, Putin told Obama that the referendum was fully legal and "in line with the norms of international law and the U.N. charter."
Was the Crimean vote an attempt to roll back history? In 1954, Soviet Premier Nikita Kruschev made the land called Crimea part of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, a detail that made both Ukraine and the Crimean Peninsula part of the Soviet Union. When the Soviet Union dissolved in 1991, Crimea and its Russian majority population stayed with Ukraine.
Is the map changing, and can this referendum, along with the presence of Russian troops, reverse a half century of history?
Nina Khrushcheva, the great-granddaughter of Nikita Khrushchev and a professor of international affairs at the New School in New York, looks at Russia's fixation on the past. Ukrainian politician Oleh Rybachuk, a former deputy Prime Minister in Kiev, weighs in on the way forward for Ukraine.


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Over the last couple of weeks one of our Novell LDAP SDK engineers took a look at mod_auth_ldap to try to standardize it across various SDKs especially with regards to SSL. I believe that these changes will simplify configuring SSL for mod_auth_ldap and also isolate the SSL functionality to mod_ldap rather than speading it across both modules. As a result we are proposing the following changes to mod_auth_ldap and mod_ldap. - Added LDAP SSL support for the Novell LDAP SDK - Fixed memory leaks in mod_ldap - Added a support framework (using #defines) for multiple vendor LDAP SDKs. The framework currently supports the SDKs from Novell, NetScape, OpenLDAP, and Microsoft. (Spent significant time testing compiling and running with the various SDKs on Win32. However, ran into problems with Microsoft's SDK. It GPFs when doing an ldap_set_option.) - Removed all SSL & vendor LDAP SDK dependencies from mod_auth_ldap. The vendor SDK dependencies are all grouped in mod_ldap. - Removed the AuthLDAPStartTLS directive from mod_auth_ldap. The AuthLDAPUrl directive is used to specify clear (ldap://) or SSL (ldaps://) connections. - Removed LDAPCertDBPath directive from mod_ldap. Replaced by the following: - Added new generic SSL directives to mod_ldap: LDAPTrustedCA - specifies the Trusted Certificate Authority used for SSL server cert verification. LDAPTrustedCAType - specifies the certificate authority type (DER_FILE, BASE64_FILE, CERT7_DB_PATH). The SDKs require different types. These two directives are used together to support the different SDKs. - Since mod_ldap is the LDAP connection mgr it always loads with or without SSL connection support. It logs the status of SSL support in the log file. The modules which use mod_ldap (ie: mod_auth_ldap) decide what type of connections to request (clear / SSL) and what to do if SSL connections are not available. Mod_auth_LDAP currently fails the authentication request if the url specifies ldaps:// and SSL connections are not supported by mod_ldap. Through our testing we have run across two outstanding issues. One of which I have already mentioned: - Microsoft's LDAP SDK GPFs when doing an ldap_set_option. - If caching is disabled in mod_ldap (cache values all set to -1), the code faults. The current design appears to have problems when run with all caching turned off. I would like to commit these changes to the 2.1 tree as soon as possible and also back port them to the 2.0 if acceptable. Brad Brad Nicholes Senior Software Engineer Novell, Inc., the leading provider of Net business solutions http://www.novell.com
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I have for sale a Bestop Instatrunk, in great condition for a 97-06 TJ the carpet color on top is grey, there are a few scratches and stuff but still looks great and works perfect.
I can ship to anywhere, the price is $90 shipped. Or $75 if picked up locally. I can accept paypal and money orders, but wont be shipped till either are cleared first!
I also have a rear seat from my 2000 TJ, with the brackets and all hardware, as well as seatbelts. I removed them last year and it has been in storage. No rips or tears and everything is in good condition, has a little mud on the seat fabric but with a rough pad will come right off.
Can't ship the seat unless you really wanna pay for freight, looking for $150 for the seat, and thats with all hardware and seatbelts. If you want the seat only, looking at $95, and $50 for the brackets and belts. Can seperate everything so let me know! I can ship the hardware and belts.
I also have a 3rd brake light in good condition. If you want it I'll send it your way for shipping costs.
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From checking their website it looks like the New York office is just a satellite office. The address for their San Francisco office appears to be in a residential building. Probably their web programmer's bedroom, lol.
You may want to try their Burlington, MA HQ.
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Racieus was immediately intimidated by Shanbydder. Never having set foot in any city that wasn't predominately halfling, the scale of everything was, to Racieus, quite literally larger than life. Trying not to wander in circles, the small halfling also attempted to not look like he was lost or out of place.
The only problem with that, was that he was lost and out of place. He had no idea what any of the items on the note meant, or where he might find them. He wasn't rushed really, Lieran's note had contained three gold coins, three silver coins, and three copper coins, enough to make it through a couple weeks if he was careful. He thought the amount slightly odd, but didn't question it too much, it was a larger sum than he had ever possessed after all.
He continued to wander around sluggishly until he spotted an inn along the right side of a particularly busy street. There were humans everywhere, reminding Racieus of being in the forest. Every now and then he saw a dwarf, and very rarely, an elf gracefully gliding through the crowd as if it hardly existed. And while the halfling wanted to continue searching until he dropped, he was convinced that he would drop sooner than anticipated if he didn't find food, and a bed to rest in for a while. He had managed to forage a little as he ran through the forest, but plants and berries aren't much when compared to a hearty stew, and in that aspect, Racieus, as well as most of the Dolmen, identified with their more domicile cousins.
Racieus had the coins out in his hand as he approached the inn, but he hardly come within five yards of the building before a large someone bumped into him, hard, and sent the coins scattering from his hand as he fell. Racieus watched, momentarily stunned, as the man grabbed the coins swiftly and began to melt into the crowd. The halfling grabbed for his leg, blinking as he did so, and committing it to memory, but ultimately losing his grasp on it. The momentary passivity gave way to anger, and in a second, Racieus was on his feet and running after him. He managed to get a few quick looks at the thief, but nothing substantial, only enough to tell that this man was really more of boy. He couldn't have been more than sixteen or seventeen years old. Around Racieus' own age in fact.
The boy moved quickly through the crowd, but what he had in familiarity with the movement of the people, as well as his head start, Racieus made up for with his small stature, which allowed him to easily slip through gaps and stay right behind the man. The the thief turned suddenly, and doubled back around, before falling in with a group of similarly dressed humans. In fact, they were more or less identical Racieus realized, and his heart began to sink. Still, the young halfling tailed them cautiously. After a few minutes of aimless wandering, the group seemed convinced that they had thrown off their small pursuer, they had no idea he mere feet from them, separated by only three or four bodies.
Their new route led them away from the large crowds, and Racieus' job became slightly harder, but the group of boys, thinking their work was done, threw their caution to the wind, and began to talk amongst themselves.
"-A few silvers here, and a handful of coppers. Almost managed to get me hands on a few golds, but the bugger was gettin' suspicious so I let him alone" bemoaned one of the boys.
"Eh that's not so bad, Owine'll probably cut you some slack" replied another. "How 'bout yourself Taryn?"
Although he couldn't figure out which one was speaking, because the group was constantly shifting, he knew that the voice belonged to the thief. "Well… it wasn't the greatest but: three coppers, three silvers, and," with a flourish, the coins appeared in his hand, "three golds!"
"Three golds? Give 'em here! I wanna see!"
"Outta the way, let me look!"
"Oi! No pushing! Here they are," and as Racieus watched, the boys formed a half circle around the thief, Taryn Racieus told himself.
As his friends looked, the boy continued excitedly. "I figure one of 'em will go to Owine, along with the other six smaller ones, and the extra two can go into the fund."
The halfling had no idea what the fund was, or who Owine was, or what they were even talking about, but as he strained to hear more, the group of boys cut off suddenly as they stopped in front of a large house. Ducking down, the group approached the building, but instead of entering through the large set of double doors, the group snuck around the side of the house to a very narrow alleyway, one that Racieus hadn't even noticed up til that point. The boys barely managed to fit through, and Racieus suspected they were either trying to get into a place where they weren't welcome, or they were trying to return to a place that they shouldn't have left. Judging by their confidence, and purpose, and the fact that it was still broad daylight, Racieus bet on the latter.
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