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Published: January 15, 2010 at 8:18 AMim skipping this year as i have been to orlando for the past 2 years as my main holiday. So most likely 2011.
Published: January 15, 2010 at 8:26 AMI will not be returning to Orlando this year because I still am disappointed in Universal Orlando from the way they handled HRRR last year. We planned our trip the second week of August, because I am well aware of issues with new ride systems/technology delaying the opening of new attractions. We stayed on site for a week, enjoyed many of the upscale restaurants offered, and then was repayed by watching an employee only dress rehearsal during regular park hours on the coaster. I felt that it was inconsiderate to all patrons who had been watching the test runs all week long. The coaster had an official soft opening the day after we left Orlando.
The entire family had a blast @ Universal, Busch Gardens, SeaWorld, and Animal Kingdom but we will give them a chance to get the kinks worked out before we give up another week of our time along with a month of salary.
Published: January 15, 2010 at 8:30 AMI would love to go, but because of finances, I will have to go another year. My son is 4 now, so another year or so will probably be more enjoyable for both of us. I do expect to read some great trip reports though!
Published: January 15, 2010 at 8:54 AMI agree with Steve, as I wrote in another thread, Zachary and I won't be going back down to Florida until 2011. Even when we do get there, I'm not sure we'll rush up to Universal to see HP.
This past summer, we did get the 7 day ticket on line, but opted to only go for 2 days, since we'd finished both parks in that time. I have gotten annual passes in the past, and went down for 2 summers in a row, but I can't do that anymore. So price wise, with their new increase, I'm not in any hurry to go there just to see Harry, even though we like the books and movies.
On a side question to Robert, any word on the cast members coming for the opening?
Published: January 15, 2010 at 8:54 AMDefinitely, definitely, and definitely again! Muetti is a big HP fanatic and we have bought out Annual Power Passes to visit UO to see that land!
Published: January 15, 2010 at 9:10 AMI defenatley am. My family and I always make a yearly trip to Orlando, but mainly stay at WDW. We've been to Universal a couple of times, and it's great, we've just been holding out going there the past couple of years so we can be there when the Wizarding World opens. I'm excited to see if The Forrbidden Journey makes a better ride than Spiderman, or at least rivals it.
Published: January 15, 2010 at 10:03 AMWe are visiting Disney in March and had planned to make the trip to Universal, but the news of the price hike, made me change my mind. I agree they needed to raise the price, but 70%, that was way too much. I rather spend the whole week at Disney where everything is already paid for.
Published: January 15, 2010 at 11:33 AMMy husband and I are going in late June. Talk about timing -- we decided to purchase our $99 park tickets on a Sunday evening. The very next morning, I read the news about the price increase. How's that for pure luck! I just hope the new ride is operational by then.
Published: January 15, 2010 at 12:41 PMI have absolutely zero interest in anything Potter. I may be going to Orlando this year, and I may even get talked into going to IOA, but I don't need ride anything in the section where all the bespectacled fanboys and fangirls will be worshiping.
Published: January 15, 2010 at 1:51 PMI'd love to, but being that I'm not a huge Potter fan, I'd rather wait and enjoy at my own pace rather than having to put up with the crowds of fans it's sure to draw.
That, and I already have my vacation planned for this year - Vegas.
Published: January 15, 2010 at 1:54 PMI will be going, but not just for that. I had the worst luck with the HRRR coaster last year as I went to Orlando 3 times last year and everytime I went it wasn't open. I went in April and late June and they still hadn't opened it yet and when I went again in December it was closed the entire week I was there. Hopefully I will be able to ride it when I go this year.
Published: January 15, 2010 at 3:40 PMI don't plan on going to Universal this year. Origninally, I had planned on going with my husband and leave our sons behind for a quick trip. The more that I think about it, the more I want to wait and see what the reactions are from everyone. Part of me feels it may be a bit of a letdown from what we are all expecting. I was really excited when first hearing that Universal was doing this. Now after HRRR, I'm a little hesitant to get my hopes up. I think I will wait another year or two before visiting. My kids will be taller and able to ride more and hopefully all the kinks will be fixed.
Published: January 15, 2010 at 3:56 PMI'm actually making an effort to go to IOA before Harry Potter land opens officially. I'm hoping to miss some of the crowds since Harry Potter is not big on my list of things to do. I'm hoping everyone else will wait until the land is open to go and I will have a nice day at the park without a crowd (although there will still be more people than I wanted). If I were Cartman I'd by the park and not let anyone else in.... using the you can't come here method.
Published: January 15, 2010 at 5:48 PMI am very happy to announce that I will indeed be heading to Orlando in 2010! However, I totally agree with previous posters and suspect that Harry Potter will not yet be ready for prime time when I visit. So, instead I booked a 9-day trip to WDW and will be spending the entire vacation completely immersed in everything Disney (I may make a two-day jaunt down to BGT as well).
I should note that I plan to vacation at Universal Orlando (and SeaWorld) in May of 2011 once the Wizarding World is completely done and working properly. Sorry, Universal, I love you with all my heart, but I just don't trust you after last year's RRR debacle!
Published: January 15, 2010 at 4:35 PMIf not 2010, I'll be going in '11 for sure. Looking forward to the new coaster, too, haven't done that one, yet.
Published: January 15, 2010 at 6:03 PMSkipping this year because of the hefty price increase.
Usually hit Universal at least once a year, but with smaller increases across the board, and now a recent doubling in price - I'm looking at heading elsewhere. Especially since it's really just one new attraction.
Published: January 15, 2010 at 9:13 PMNo I would love to ride it but it is just to much money to get there
Published: January 16, 2010 at 3:03 PMWe are going in February, but I am not sure if the attraction will be ready. If it is, we will definitely go!
Published: January 16, 2010 at 3:40 PMI was only in Orlando in November 2009 and before that in June 2007 so another trip so soon would be a little too costly also too soon for me to return. There are so many other places in the world including in America I would like to see. I was however very disappointed it hadn't opened on my last visit, as when I booked my trip over 18 months in advance there was a possibility it would have been. I would love to see it and may do at some point in the future. In the meantime I will be interested to read the reviews and info on here.
Published: January 16, 2010 at 4:10 PMWell, as far as I am concerned, I am 40 in 2011 (yay) so my birthday will be spent at Universal - planning on a 4 week villa stay in the area, so I can completely chill from work, enjoy Harry Potter, Rockit, Manta, Aquatica and HHN21 (hoping it will be a special one).
As for the trip, gives me more time to save up and, more importantly work out who is going to dog sit for that long ..... !!!
Published: January 16, 2010 at 11:37 PMThey are now hiring for ride attendants...
Published: January 16, 2010 at 11:58 PMNope. No interest, got other things on tap.
Happy travels to those who will be going, though.
Published: January 17, 2010 at 12:15 PMI also will not be visiting, though im looking forward to the new coaster at PKD.
Published: January 18, 2010 at 3:32 AMNo, we have booked to go in February thinking it would have all been finished by then.
Published: January 18, 2010 at 9:44 AMI'm not planning to go in 2010, it will be a zoo.
On another note, I heard that they are having to hire from the outside because they didn't get enough employees willing to transfer to HP from the inside. Gee, I wonder why? Massive crowds, impatient and probably rude people, all for the magnificent wage of $7.53 hour? I am rushing to apply, not.
Published: January 18, 2010 at 12:27 PMWe went in late August 09, and don't plan on going back untill at least '11. Dueling dragons is our familie's favorite coaster, so we got our fill before the retheming and resulting long lines that Potter-world will bring in. We are big fans of the books, not so much the movies, so we are interested in seeing it, but not enough to fight the initial crowds.
Published: January 19, 2010 at 7:21 PMyes! harry potter is not just a ride, it has rides, shows and attractions! im not A huge harry potter fan either but i visit universal all the time and it looks really cool, its huge! so yes, and universal is way more state of the art and up to date than disney, everyone should go to universal unless you have little kids that like the big mouse...and about the price increase, disney is still way more, trust me i live in orlando.


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The Jagged Valley was an mountainous area made up of loose shale, large chunks of which broke off and slided away to the valley below. [1] It separated Phoenix lands from Yobanjin territory. [2] It was located in the Kougen province. [3]
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Email remains the most important digital tool for workers. Just 7% of online job holders say the internet makes them less productive at work, but 36% say they spend more time working because of the internet and cell phones.
Americans Feel Better Informed Thanks to the Internet
Fully 87% of online Americans say the web helps them learn new things, and 72% say it improves their ability to share ideas. Most enjoy having access to more information, rather than feel overloaded by it.
What ails America? Dr. Google can tell you
Dr. Google's waiting room was crowded in 2013. Online search has become an easy way for people to learn more about what's ailing them, either to self-diagnose or find a remedy.
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The 45% of U.S. adults living with one or more chronic health conditions are less likely than other adults to go online. But once they are online, they are more likely to be active users of online health resources.
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Which social networking sites generate the highest—and lowest—levels of news consumption? How do their audiences differ from each other and where do they overlap?
8% of U.S. Adults Get News Through Twitter
Compared with the 30% of Americans who get news on Facebook, Twitter news consumers stand out as younger, more mobile and more highly educated. 85% of Twitter news consumers get news at least sometimes on mobile.
Public Sees Bumpy Launch of Health Insurance Exchanges
Public awareness of the new health insurance exchanges has increased significantly over the past month, but the public's overall impression is the launch is not going well.
Where Teens Seek Online Privacy Advice
Teens often rely on themselves and the guidance they get from the websites they use to figure out how to manage their privacy online – but when they do seek advice, as 70% of them have at some point, they go primarily to peers and parents.
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Only 12% of teachers say their students are "very likely" to use printed books in a research assignment.
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Even in an age of increasing digital resources, younger Americans are more likely than older Americans to use and appreciate libraries as physical spaces – places to study for class, go online, or just hang out.


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|Hazem Mahdy in The National "Old Images, New World" by Chris Lord
|Article and interview By Chris Lord
Hazem Mahdys work has long tussled with the inner conflict of being an Egyptian who has never lived in Egypt. There was an identity crisis in my earlier work, says the artist, who was born and raised in the UAE. In one series of photographs, for instance, I projected recognisably Egyptian patterns z my own body questioning who I am in relation to Egypt, a country that I dont feel I fit into.
Mahdis first solo show, One, Wahed, Yi, Eins, Alpha, which opens tonight at the Dubai gallery Carbon 12, demonstrates a clear evolution in his thinking. He has photographed and digitally mirrored hundreds of his own arms, interlocking them into a fleshy kaleidoscope. The final works bear echoes of Islamic art motifs and shapes found in nature, and Mahdy is now concerned with expressing a spiritual oneness and interconnectedness rather than anxiety.
He explains that this new direction emerged from a deeply introspective period. This may not have put those earlier concerns to bed, but it has given them the wider perspective they needed.
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Ruth C. Kinney Elementary School held a fun-filled fundraiser on December 2 at the Barnes & Noble bookstore in Bay Shore. Students' artwork was on display as they gathered with their parents in the store's cozy children's books section. Principal Danielle Naccarato was just one of several "mystery teacher readers" along with fifth-grade teacher Nancy Kane and third-grade teachers Meredith Shuren and Jerry Orlando.
Capping off the evening were lovely performances by RCK's band and orchestra ensembles. Participating band students were Logan Camp, Randi Jepson, Michael Piccinini, Katelyn Waldron, Emma Watson, Erin Wiedmann and Logan Witte, while the orchestra featured Caitlin Breitenbecker, Kaylin Cuba, Christie Czajka, Timothy Hartmann, Alexa Sortino and Cassidy Stephen.


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Silicon wafer manufacturing represents the bulk of AMD's environmental footprint within our supply chain. Starting in 2014, we partnered with our Foundry suppliers to establish "best-in-class" environmental, health and safety goals for AMD wafer production. These goals were designed to significantly outperform industry averages across environmental and safety performance metrics. In 2016, we are expanding this approach with other direct manufacturing suppliers.
AMD and our two wafer manufacturing partners (TSMC and GLOBAL FOUNDRIES) are on-track for each goal as of the end of 2015. In addition, both foundries received notable recognitions in 2015. TSMC was recognized as the "Industry Group Leader" by the Dow Jones Sustainability Index for the third consecutive year. GLOBALFOUNDRIES received ISO 50001 certification for its energy management system at Fab 1 in Dresden, as well as LEED Gold® certification for the Admin 1 building at Fab 8 in New York. Fab 8's Admin 2 building achieved LEED Gold® certification in 2014.
AMD is operating at 46 locations in 25 countries, including R&D facilities, data centers, and international sales offices. As of 2016, AMD no longer operates test and assembly facilities in Malaysia and China, but we retain part ownership through a joint venture, and continue to work closely with these facilities and other manufacturing partners through our supplier responsibility program. (see Supply Chain)
After achieving our previous environmental goals (2009-2014), AMD has established a new 2020 goal to reduce absolute greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) 20% (includes scope 1 and 2 emissions, from a 2014 baseline. The goal was verified by the Science-based Targets Initiative to be aligned with the reductions needed to avoid the worse effects of climate change, by keeping global temperatures from raising 2 degree Celsius.1
2015 Results: Performance against our new 2020 GHG goal was strong, achieving a 13% reduction in scope 1 and 2 emissions.2 We also achieved an 11% reduction in absolute energy use, 10% reduction in global water use, and a 77% diversion of non-hazardous waste from the landfill. The 2015 savings from conservation efforts exceeded $4 million USD.
We continue to be in the US EPA Green Power Partnership as a Leadership Club member. 13 percent of our global energy used in 2015 was derived from renewable sources (wind), enough electricity to power 3,225 US homes for a year.3
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AMD's environmental, health and safety (EHS) culture reflects our corporate values. In each business decision, we strive to apply the highest level of integrity and accountability for global environmental stewardship, and for the health, safety, and well-being of our employees. From our facilities and local communities in which we operate, to the global community where our products serve, our standards of world-class performance are applied without compromise. This culture of EHS excellence is built by all AMD employees worldwide, and we are committed to enabling them through training, resources, and management support.
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To fulfill our vision and mission, AMD established global EHS standards that we apply to our sites worldwide. These performance-based standards establish best-in-class practices to help protect human health and the environment, and include the following environmental standards:
Our award-winning, global employee conservation program, Go Green, aims to engage and inspire AMD employees to reduce environmental impacts and improve their quality of life through sustainable practices. AMD's Go Green program targets three areas where employees potentially impact the environment: at home, during their commute to and from work, and in the workplace. In 2015, we launched a web portal to support and encourage AMD employees to improve the environment. Called "My Sustainability," the site lists 60 specific actions like eating local organic food, carpooling, and turning off office equipment. Employees can set goals, earn badges, and see their "Eco-Ranking" compared to peers. In 2015, employees entered over 1,000 actions that resulted in measurable savings:
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It's been a while since we've seen HP in the smartphone market since its acquisition of Palm appeared not to pan out, but is looking to join the fray once again. Speaking with Indian Express, Yam Su Yin, HP Senior Director of Consumer PC and Tablets Asia Pacific, confirmed that they needed "to be in the game" but would not name a timeline for HP's re-emergence on the smartphone stage, adding that it hoped to offer a "differentiated experience".
With the smartphone market growing ever faster and faster, particularly in Asia, it would indeed be foolish of HP not to start making smartphones again, though having sold WebOS to LG, it looks increasingly likely that HP will have to adopt either Android or Windows as their primary platform.
Like many latecomers to the smartphone market though, unless their smartphone brings something groundbreaking to the table, it seems like a steep, uphill battle for HP to make any sort of a dent in the crowded, vicious smartphone market. What are your thoughts on HP re-entering the smartphone market? Let us know what you think in the comments.
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Zipp's entire Service Course line proves that aluminum still has a place in cycling componentry — it will never be as light as carbon, sure, but it will never be as expensive either, and that's enough of a reason for us to stand behind it. Zipp strikes an admirable balance between cost, weight, and performance with the Service Course SL Alloy Stem, which features a 3D-forged 7075 aluminum construction to give it a mix of superb strength and stiffness inspired by kit built for the peloton.
Both stems in the Service Course line are built in the same tooling, with smooth lines and a newly redesigned faceplate with enough negative space to for easy handlebar orientation. Compared to the pedestrian version, the Service Course SL stem drops some grams with CNC-machining and by replacing the stainless steel Torx bolts with titanium.
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As we all know, Zipp makes some of the absolute best carbon road wheelsets in the world. They also make fantastic cockpit components (stem, bar, seatpost).
The "Service Course" SL is simply one of the BEST road stems made in the sport -especially for the price.
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Xan Burley and Alex Springer, the husband-and-wife team whose work in choreography, dance, and film comes together in the Median Movement, will be the modern guest artists in residence this semester. Both perform with Doug Varone and Dancers in addition to being active choreographers, teachers, and arts administrators. They will teach modern classes and will choreograph a work for the Goucher Repertory Dance Ensemble Spring Concert on April 11 and 12. Master classes are open to high-intermediate and advanced modern dancers. The class fee is $20. For class schedule call the Dance Department at 410-337-6390.
Meet Burley and Springer at a free, public event at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, February 28, in Todd Dance Studio. Watch dancers in rehearsal for the upcoming Goucher Repertory Dance Ensemble Concert.
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Originally concocted in a kitchen blender, Rumble was designed by Paul Underhill, who was born with cystic fibrosis and underwent a double lung transplant in 2011, to bring himself back to health.
The nutrient-rich shake is packed with 20 grams of protein in each 12-ounce bottle, along with kale, walnut oil, pomegranate and beet juice – just to name a few of its all-natural ingredients. An avid cyclist, Mr. Underhill, 44, wanted to create a nourishing beverage that was free of the artificial additives in the meal replacement drinks that his doctor suggested.
By November of 2012, the former B.C. government employee launched Rumble Drinks Ltd. along with co-founders Kim McQueen, a naturopathic doctor who helped tweak the formula, Steve Hughes and James McQueen.
Sales of the product, which comes in Dutch cocoa or vanilla maple at $3.99 a bottle, brought in about $500,000 in 2013. Rumble has a 12-month shelf-life – a great advantage for shipping and storage – but is usually sold in the refrigerated case. It is available at Whole Foods and natural foods stores across Canada as well as in fitness clubs and cycling shops. Sobeys, Thrifty Foods and Longo's have also begun to carry the product.
Last year, the Victoria-based company successfully made its case on the CBC's Dragons' Den. Although that deal didn't happen, by mutual agreement, Rumble went on to receive private funding from another Toronto investment group. The company plans to expand to the United States, where its strategy will be the same as in Canada – start in natural foods stores and then follow with conventional grocery stores.
Labeled as a "nourishing drink" by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, the first in that category, and as "Rumble Supershake" for the U.S. market, Mr. Underhill says the biggest challenge for the company is explaining what his product is.
"You have to relate it to things that people already know," Mr. Underhill says. "So we'll say it's not a meal replacement or a natural energy drink or a smoothie, but it has elements of all three."
With a consumer marketing budget of $75,000, which includes its U.S. launch this spring, the company isn't sure what to do.
THE CHALLENGE: How can Rumble market a difficult-to-categorize product with only a shoestring budget?
Mark Ferrier, founder and owner of the marketing and advertising agency TraffikGroup Inc., Toronto
Rumble has a great product but they haven't actually figured out how to make it into a brand that fills a need consumers have. They're trying to be everything to everyone. That's not a good strategy.
Go into a category that has the same affinities and consumer base that you want, then give them more.
For every hero, there needs to be an enemy. When you find someone who is spending a lot of money to build a marketplace, "jetstream" that marketplace. I call it a host. Rumble needs to find a host and be the better solution for those consumers who have already bought into that segment, because they don't have enough money to create a segment for themselves.
I'd go into recovery beverages, which are athletic-focused. They could look at what chocolate milk has done and find their niche in that segment. Milk 2 Go Sport has done a great job in building that category with relevance.
Rico DiGiovanni, president and partner, Spider Marketing Solutions Inc., Toronto
You can't do much with $75,000, so Rumble will have to go more guerrilla and social media. They should listen in to the action on social media in regards to energy, nutritional drinks and fitness (i.e. cycling) to try to find some key influencers – people who have large followers in those categories – to really create a buzz.
If the product is good and they can get it into enough influencers' hands, it will work. Then it becomes part of their success story for the larger retailers. People trust those influencers much more that they trust any kind of advertising methods. Rumble might get that natural mass groundswell at the grassroots level.
Also, it helps if you can get people asking store managers for it. Nothing drives distribution quicker than a shopper saying, "I'm looking for X. Help me find it." The large chains react to demand.
Peter Neal, co-founder, Neal Brothers Foods Inc., a natural foods distribution, marketing and production company, Concord, Ont.
Rumble is premature in going to the United States. There's no rush to get it to market. The product isn't distinctly different enough that someone will copy it and they'll lose their competitive edge. With a half-million in sales in Canada, their business is just starting to grow. They should have sales of at least $3-million here first.
They should spend their $75,000 all in Canada. I'd allocate $10,000 toward point-of-purchase materials, from shelf danglers to custom display racks. The danglers should help tell their "feed your hunger" message, and the display racks should have the same look, feel and footprint as a Power Bar rack. A portable display rack can go anywhere – next to where the product is positioned in the cooler section or in the dry goods right in front of the nourishing protein bars. Put racks in the Running Room, MEC, New Balance and other specialty stores ... but don't just drop them off. Engage the people who'll be selling your brand. Get in with your team, hand out product, tell the story, hug them – so they'll be able to speak the gospel to their clients within their stores.
Paul has a story that needs to be told, so I'd also hire a PR firm. Ask what they can do in nine months for $30,000. Cystic fibrosis, double lung transplant, an avid cyclist – I'd have PR pushing toward Paul's cycling community. It's huge. I'd spend $10,000 on good technical Rumble gear – such as great cycling shirts and give them out to cycling teams. People love that.
Display counts
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Beautiful Wood-Bridge Irvine Home. New Granite counter tops just installed in the kitchen along with new stainless steel sink, faucet and microwave. Will replace new stove and oven. Light and bright kitchen with plenty of windows and dining area and easy to decorate around neutral floor tile. There is a formal dining area off living room. Lots of light with double sliding doors to the large wrap around patio area. The entry and living room have wood flooring, cozy fireplace, and wet bar. New carpet throughout. Downstairs private bedroom and half bath in the hall. 2 car garage and 2 car driveway for lots of off street parking. Many mature trees in and around this wonderful neighborhood has the feel like living in a park. 2 bedrooms upstairs each with their own bath. Larger master bedroom with double sink, double closets with floor to ceiling sliding mirror doors and large balcony (was just replaced). This home has central air and heat, cathedral ceilings and is an end unit. Located in a pristine area of lakes, parks, restaurants and shopping. The 2 car garage has pull down ladder with extra storage above, a new water heater and washer-dryer hookups.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Irvine Ken Sun
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Located in the tranquil, beautiful Irvine community- Indigo in Portola Spring. The newly-built two-story Condo has 3BDs and 3 BAs 1,542 Sq. Ft. provides spacious living space. Main-Level Bedroom and Main Level FULL Bathroom, spacious great room and elegant side yard. Portola Springs has World-Class Amenities—19 Parks, Full Court Basketball, Jr. Olympic Pool, and Tennis Courts! Award-winning Irvine Unified School District and just minutes from Irvine Spectrum Center, Woodbury Shopping Center, and Nearby Freeways.
Courtesy: Realty One Group Inc Jin Zhou
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4 bd, 3.5bath, 2 car garage with drive way. 2329sqft in Magnolia Community of Cypress Village. Upgraded bedroom suite on the first floor. Kitchen Aid stainless steel appliances/granite counter tops/white cabinetry. Lovely landscaping in the rear yard. Walking distance to parks/playgrounds/junior Olympic swimming pool. Easy access to shopping malls, grocery stores, and freeway. ***Ready to move in 1st week of September***
48 Blossom Irvine, CA 92620
Courtesy: First Team Real Estate Monica Carr
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Boasting charming curb appeal on a tree-lined greenbelt with delightful garden and intimate courtyard, this home's quiet interior location offers desirable privacy. Generous living room with cozy fireplace opens to inviting dining room and French doors leading to a charming outdoor courtyard offering a pleasing ambiance for entertaining friends. Desirable first floor master suite is roomy and bright with large spa-like bath and tranquil views, and opens to the expansive patio with rare privacy. Upstairs, three sizable bedrooms, including a secondary bedroom with private en-suite bath, huge versatile bonus room, and convenient upstairs laundry enrich your life and your home's value, and offer comfortable living for the entire family. Within the highly acclaimed Irvine School District and just steps to the neighborhood park and clubhouse with resort-style pool and spa, this model-like home is a rare opportunity at this price.
Courtesy: First Team Real Estate Monica Carr
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Boasting designer upgrades throughout, this breathtaking single level home (entry on first floor/all living on second floor) surpasses every other in this price range. Elegant gourmet kitchen opens to generous great room with custom details & cozy fireplace. Spacious bedrooms & convenient built in tech/office niche enrich your life and your home's value and offer comfortable living space for the entire family. Master suite boasts roomy walk-in closet with built-ins and gorgeous luxurious bath. Desirable, large deck invites outdoor living and entertaining. Situated in premium location with greenbelt views. The exclusive gated community of Northpark offers resort-style amenities including Clubhouse, 5 pools with spa, lighted tennis courts & sports courts, tot lots and serene parks & walking trails. Excellent, highly acclaimed schools... This premier home is a rare opportunity at this price.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Irvine Lei Wang
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This is 3 bedroom 2 full baths one story home at the first level so fell very spacious locate at the quiet location away from the major street, nice floor plan big family room open with the dinning, the kitchen has granite counter top, master bathroom has remodel granite counter top modern shower room. hallway bathroom also has granite counter top, the whole house no carpet it's laminate flooring & tile. newer AC system, brand new paint through out house, the yard surrounding the house provided privacy & landscaping fun. the big park & swimming pool just cross street. washer , dryer and refrigerator included.
Courtesy: American Coast Realty Kevin Hamidi
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Beautiful remodeled home located at one of the best locations of Terrace community at university park. End unit, single story on a cul-de-sac. It features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, two car attached garage, open & bright floor plan with beautiful view of greenbelt. Newer kitchen & Bathrooms with exotic granite and cabinets. Two good size patios and newer windows. Close access to association amenities. The community offers two beautiful pools & spas, club house, playgrounds, greenbelt and landscape pathways for walking. Close distance to UCI, IVC, award winning schools, Irvine spectrum, shopping, movie theaters, John Wayne airport and easy access to freeways. Low association dues and tax rate.
Courtesy: Whole America United R.E. Grou Shirley Chen
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An Irvine home with a spectacular view of the HOA included amenities like the pool and jacuzzis that will presumably finish construction in the last quarter of 2017. This property faces the swimming pool featuring approximately 2.349 square feet of living space with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, this home is everything you can dream of. The home is like new since it was rarely utilized. Take your clients in and do not miss out on this great opportunity!
154 Ingram Irvine, CA 92620
Courtesy: HomeSmart, Evergreen Realty Stacey Gao
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BRAND NEW HOME with nicely upgraded features located at great Eastwood Village community. Bright move in ready 3 bedroom and 2 1/2 bathrooms with Landry room upstairs. Garment kitchen open to family room with all stainless appliances and soft close drawers. Owner will install all the window covering and bring in brand new washer/dryer before their first tenants move in. Backyard will be built and finished in one year. Closing to shopping, restaurants and freeway entrances. The new community will provide your family all the nice amenities, like pool, spa, BBQ, tennis and play ground.
Courtesy: Pacific Sterling Realty Charlene Sun
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Beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 baths home in the community of Westpark with a private backyard. Well designed floorplan with high ceiling in living, dining and kitchen area. 2 master suites and 1 bedroom downstairs. Plantation shutters, blinds and recessed lights thru-out the house. Just steps away from pools and amenities at association park. Walking distance to Plaza Vista Elementary School, tennis court and shopping. Good location in Cul-De-Sac.
Courtesy: HomeSmart, Evergreen Realty Jie Zheng
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Brand New Detached home in Portola Spring's Silverleaf with Premium location featuring three full bedrooms plus loft. Bright sunshine throughout the house. Modern kitchen with stainless steel appliance. Two separate private yard provide great outdoor space to enjoy. All house wood flooring, landscaping and Additional window covering would be installed pretty soon. Walking distance to the Portola Spring elementary school. Enjoy resort-style amenities right in front of the house!
Courtesy: Grand Property Services Oliver Lin
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Largest model of Westpark Vista tract. Remodeled 4 bedrooms, 3 baths detached home with one bedroom/one bath downstairs. Vinyl windows/doors throughout, some brand new. Newer laminate floors at living/family/dining room areas. Newer carpet for stairs area. 2-car garage with access and a side yard door. Modifications/improvements to be done after current tenant's move-out end of August.
Courtesy: Hanu Reddy Realty Chao Wang
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This is 2 story,single family detached home in the center of Northwood. Totally remodeled kitchen & all the bathrooms. Living room with high vaulted ceilings. Spacious formal dining room .Cozy family room has fireplace.Brand new remodeled kitchen with granite counters & beautiful cabinets & new appliances. Master bedroom has high ceilings & 2 mirrored closet doors and full bath with duel sinks. Newly installed flooring throughout upstairs and living room & family room. Wrap around yard is landscaped fruit trees & flowers. Close to award winning Brywood Elementary and wonderful HOA pool,Jacuzzi, park & play area. Easy access to I-5 Freeway, Tustin Marketplace.
49 Cipresso Irvine, CA 92618
Courtesy: Re/Max Premier Realty Jessica Day
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Come take a look at the gorgeous 4 bedroom single family detached home in the beautiful gated community of Laguna Altura!! Walk into the expansive great room open to the living room, dining room and kitchen. Just minutes from The Spectrum, the Quail Hill shopping center and Laguna Beach. Don't miss this gem!
Courtesy: Millennium Group Realty Yi-Lin Hsu
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This amazing home in a beautiful community of Cypress Village. Residence 3X featuring 3 bedroom suites all upstairs, 3.5 Bathrooms , loft with desk build in, private courtyard, 2-car attached Garage, and decorator paint throughout walls. Upgrades throughout the whole house. Kitchen with custom backslash , Roll out drawer and Pots and pans base cabinet. Bosch Stainless steel Appliance includes 5 Burner cooktop, Broan hood, built-in oven, microwave, and dishwasher. Reverse Osmosis systems. Upgraded hard flooring and carpet. Crown moulding in the first floor. Spacious Walk-in closet in the master bedroom. All the rooms have closet organizer. Epoxy garage floor coating. Close to Irvine Spectrum and shopping centers.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Jenny Newcomer
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Beautiful home IN TURTLE ROCK with views of hills! This spacious multi-level home is near UCI and award winning schools: Bonita Canyon elementary school and University High School. It is close to hiking trails! There are two swimming pools in this community.Newly upgraded bathroom built with entire Travertine tiles! And upgraded kitchen features granite counter-tops, stainless steel stove and dishwasher, and beautiful cabinets. Family room is directly off kitchen. Fireplace is in living room. Also featured is a separate formal dining room. Laminate flooring is throughout much of home. Large master suite has a walk-in closet and newly upgraded bathroom! There are two secondary bedrooms with view of the hills. The 2 car garage is attached and there is an enclosed front yard area too! Enjoy the beautiful community with pools, spas, views and more! Close to community center, nature center, tennis courts, etc.
Courtesy: Re/Max Premier Realty Michelle Phillips
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Charming 3 bedroom condo in the heart of Woodbridge a few short blocks from the lake. Sunny and bright, freshly painted with an open floor plan. One bedroom downstairs and 2 master suites upstairs. Updated kitchen with granite counter tops, tile flooring, updated baths, dual pane windows and 2 car attached garage. Interior location away from busy streets and a nice size patio yard. Access to all Woodbridge amenities, 24 tennis courts, 2 private tennis clubs, 15 community parks, 22 pools, 2 lakes, 2 Beach Clubs with sand surrounded lagoons, 2 Swim Clubs, bikeways/walkways, sport courts and more. Award winning and CA distinguished schools and conveniently located to shopping and entertainment.
Courtesy: IRN Realty Bing Hou
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Remodeled Courtside Northwood home within close proximity to Brywood, Sierra Vista and Northwood High Schools. Across from private large pool, tennis courts, and picnic area. This home offers California-friendly landscaping with many matured fruit trees, large covered patio and a hot tub. Hardwood and quality carpet thru out, all bathrooms have been updated with top of the line fixtures.
Courtesy: Global Premium Realty Margaret Liang
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Furnished, Short Term lease. Gorgeously upgraded 5 bedrooms single family home in a desirable Northwood community. This beautiful home presents unique open floor plan with master bedroom on main floor shows like model home... Featuring, double door opening with steps, vaulted ceilings, mirrored closets and a sliding door for a private back yard to enjoy. New upscale wood flooring throughout downstairs. Separate family, living and formal dining room, breakfast counter and the breakfast nook for all your family & friends. The kitchen offers granite counter tops, chef's gourmet kitchen hood, entertainers side bar, white cabinetry & bay kitchen window. The living room has a romantic fireplace, double french door opens to the lovely backyard. Secondary master bedroom upstairs with mirrored closet and a private bathroom. Other 3 huge bedrooms upstairs with mirrored closets and one bedroom currently used as an office. The property additionally promotes natural light & bright, recessed lights, custom paint throughout the property, new carpet upstairs. 2 Double French doors from the formal dinning & living room and accessible to newly & professionally landscaped back yard. 3 car garage spaces. The home is located in sought after neighborhood and is conveniently located next to 5 freeway, Tall Roads, Great Park, Irvine Spectrum and Top Rated Award Winning School.
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Res. Brokerage Janet Moon
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Darling, beautifully remodeled two bedroom single story located in coveted community of Cambridge Court...walking distance to UCI, shopping, movie theater and restaurants! Nicely upgraded with newer cabinetry, counter tops, flooring, appliances, faucets, door handles, toilets, etc. Refrigerator, washer and dryer are included. Nice patio area between home and two car garage for BBQ or ? Fireplace between living room and dining room. Small front patio area with room enough for chairs and small table...great location for your morning coffee!
Courtesy: HomeSmart, Evergreen Realty Theresa Hsu
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Beautiful 2 stories Largest town home in Stonegate East. This property features a 3 bedroom + Loft (Loft can be easily converted into 4th bedroom or office). Convenience to community amenities and Woodbury Town Center. Kitchen with granite countertops, large center island, and stainless steel appliances. Easy freeway access. award-winning schools. Earliest Move-in July 22nd.
Courtesy: International Home Realty Claudia Chyang
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MUST SEE... MUST SEE...Rarely find luxurious single story townhome with all the bedroom on ground level, 3 bedroom & 3.5 bath. beautiful ,cozy courtyard separate the 3rd suite away from the main unit. Travertine tile floor all around the house, new laminated wood floor in all bedrooms, new interior paint with lots of recessed lighting, 2 fireplaces, one in the living room, one in the outdoor the courtyard, good size kitchen with granite counter top, stainless GE profile appliances ,build in microwave. gas cook top w/5 burners, designer hood with halogen task light, center island. jetted tub in master bath, spacious walk-in closet, inside laundry room. Two car garage with lots of storage space. Enjoy resort style amenities of 7 pools,10 parks, tennis courts, volleyball court and much more!! Within walking distance to Woodbury Town Center and Gold Ribbon Woodbury Elementary School.
Courtesy: Re/Max Premier Realty Ryan Kashanchi
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Immaculate home built in 2014 located in the beautiful Great Park Village in Irvine. This spacious home has 4 bedrooms plus a large bonus room with a wet bar and built in refrigerator on the main floor. There is one bedroom plus bonus and 1.5 bathrooms on the main floor and 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on the second floor. Brand new plantation shutters on all windows. Granite kitchen counters with stainless steel appliances. Very bright home with two car attached garage and a private driveway. Tank less water heater. Great private backyard. Large laundry room on the second floor. Spacious master bedroom with tub and shower. Association offers pool, tot lot and basketball court.
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Platinum Prop Shweta Khajanchi
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Desirable upper level condo in one of Westpark's best communities. Very spacious living area with 12+ foot high vaulted ceilings. Deluxe kitchen adjoins open dining & living room areas. Living room features entertainment niche with gas fireplace & front balcony. Large master suite with ensuite bathroom and large walk-in closet. Two car direct-access garage below with laundry area. Refrigerator, Washer & Dryer included. Resort-like pools, spa, cabanas, tennis, parks, covered pavilions & bike paths. Bike to Newport Back Bay. Walk across to shopping, LA Fitness, movies, restaurants. Close to Crossroads, District, Diamond Jamboree, John Wayne, Schools. Excellent Location!
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Res. Brokerage Salee Zawerbek
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Love where you live in this 3 bed/2 bath/2 car garage model perfect home that's prepping up to be in a ready to switch to new tenants in a move in ready condition. Featuring a remodeled kitchen with granite counter tops and top of the line Bausch stainless steel appliances (including: silent dishwasher- microwave- electrical oven & gas stove top), recess lighting, new light fixtures, travertine, laminate & Berber carpet flooring, fresh custom paint, professionally organized closets throughout, shoe racks/closets, new garage door with laser beam parking & key code access. Also featured are dual covered patios with master suit & kitchen entries perfect for a joyous morning coffee or afternoon tea. Association Pool and Spa.
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Levi Rockwell's (Burt Lancaster) family has gathered at his home to celebrate his upcoming 77th birthday, and his children and their spouses are an anxious and egocentric bunch set on winning the old man over. Despite the continuous squabbles between siblings and spouses, the group is touched by a poignant and untraditional present Levi's grandchildren have presented to him. Stars Kevin Spacey, Bill Pullman, Patricia Clarkson and Macaulay Culkin.


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The value of sterling has nosedived after reports suggested that no main political party had been able to establish a sufficient majority in the election.
The pound hit a 12 month low against the dollar (falling as low as $1.4597) and fell 3 per cent against the euro to 1.1547. But why has it fallen so far?
Mark Bolsom, Head of the UK Trading Desk at Travelex Global Business Payments says that investors believe that 'a hung parliament will paralyse the formation of a credible deficit reduction plan' and that this 'concern has manifested itself in the fall of sterling this morning, as they seek refuge in traditionally safe haven currencies'.
He echoes many in the markets when he says that it is crucial to our economic recovery that the main parties agree on a credible plan – indecision will threaten our credit rating and undermine the pound.
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Geraldine Eskew, 94
LEBANON — Funeral services were held Saturday morning, July 25 at the Ligon & Bobo Funeral Home for Miss Eskew, 94, of Lebanon.
A former librarian and teacher in for over 40 years in Davidson and Wilson Counties, she died July 23, 2009 at Cedars Health Care.
Born September 20, 1914, in Wilson County, she was the daughter of the late John William Eskew Sr. and Fruzie Northern Eskew. Miss Eskew was a graduate of Cumberland University and a member of the College Hills Church of Christ.
Services were conducted by Dr. Larry Locke with burial at the Cedar Grove Cemetery.
Survivors include: sister Helen Major of Lebanon and brother Bob Eskew of Donelson.
She was preceded in death by sisters, Frances Eskew, Edna Eskew and Tish Howard; and brothers John William Eskew Jr. and Thomas Eskew.
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Location: Pasture Systems & Watershed Management ResearchTitle: Pastureland and hayland in the U.S.: conservation practices and ecosystem services Author
|Sanderson, Matt
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|Dobrowolski, James
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Publication Type: Book / Chapter
Publication Acceptance Date: 5/6/2010
Publication Date: 12/20/2012
Citation: Sanderson, M.A., Jolley, L., Dobrowolski, J.P. 2012. Pastureland and hayland in the U.S.: conservation practices and ecosystem services. In: Nelson, C.J., editor. Environmental Outcomes of Conservation Practices Applied to Pasture and Hayland in the U.S: The Pastureland Conservation Effects Assessment Project (CEAP). Lawrence, KS: Allen Press. p.25-40. Interpretive Summary: An interpretive summary is not required.
Technical Abstract: Forage, grasslands, and grazing lands constitute more than two-thirds of all agricultural land in the U.S. and provide several ecosystem goods and services. Sustaining these ecosystem goods and services sometimes requires the investment of public resources to conserve and protect soil, water, and air resources. Government agencies increasingly are tasked to account for money spent on conservation policies, programs, and practices in terms of environmental outcomes (e.g., how much has water quality or soil quality improved) rather than simple numeric metrics (e.g., km of fence installed, ha of land treated). The Conservation Effects Assessment Project (CEAP) is a multiagency effort to quantify scientifically the environmental outcomes of conservation practices used by private landowners that are supported by U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and other conservation programs. CEAP will inform scientists and practitioners of policy needs and expectations of policy makers to account for the environmental outcomes intended by specific conservation practices. Lastly, CEAP will shed light on gaps in scientific knowledge of conservation outcomes and provide insight as to how to attack researchable problems regarding these practices. The CEAP grazing lands assessment began in 2006. The effort was partitioned into two regions or land resources of rangelands, primarily in the west, and pasture/hayland, primarily in the east. As a first step in the pasture and hayland assessment process, a bibliography of relevant literature was compiled and a synthesis of the scientific literature regarding conservation practices was commissioned and funded by the USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service (USDA-NRCS) through the USDA-Agricultural Research Service (USDA-ARS) and the American Forage and Grassland Council (AFGC). The current literature synthesis is the result of a two-year effort of pasture, forage, soil, animal, and watershed scientists from across the U.S. who thoroughly searched, compiled, interpreted, and synthesized the scientific literature regarding environmental outcomes from conservation practices on pasture and hayland. In this chapter, we introduce key conservation challenges on pastureland and hayland and describe the process involved in developing this comprehensive literature synthesis.


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How to grab the bully by the horns
Young children's friends are the people they play with most. These children become familiar and predictable. Later, by four years of age, children start to select friends who match their developmental skills, their activity levels and their temperament. This is the beginning of true reciprocal friendship.
But at the start of middle childhood, children's choices of friends are modified by group pressures. In a way, it's like the stock exchange: it's safe to invest in friends who will raise your status within the group, and risky to associate with peers the group does not respect.
This can break the hearts of six- and seven-year-olds whose close friends now abandon them. In one scenario, two children are best friends when alone, but then one shuns the other at school, where others are looking.
This age is also when bullying begins. Bullying has two faces: it can consist of direct attacks such as pushing, shoving, tripping someone up, stealing someone's possessions and taunting. This form is more common in boys through the primary school years.
Girls typically use less direct methods. They try to control others by putting conditions on a friendship, or restricting access to social events such as birthday parties. Some children seek to dominate a peer by dictating that the peer play only with them. Other tactics include talking behind people's backs, spreading rumours, and, these days, harassing them on social networking sites. These methods allow perpetrators to disguise their aggressive intentions.
There are three differences between bullying and aggression. The first is that bullying is systematic - repeated targeting of a child whom the group sees as weak. Aggression targets whoever is nearby.
The second difference is that bullying increases with age. Most bullies are socially skilled and can manipulate others into doing their bidding. They have high self-esteem because they value power.
Bullying works for them by securing dominance and influence, and it works for groups by cementing the "in" group status by excluding the "out" group members.
Aggression in the school years is less common. Aggression peaks between ages two and three-and-a-half and declines after that - as long as adults do not punish children for being aggressive, because this teaches them that power wins.
The third difference between aggression and bullying is that, when aggressors see that their victim is hurt, they pull back. But when bullies see that their victim is hurt, they bully even more. This is why we should not teach victims to say, "Stop it. I don't like it." Running to an adult for help only confirms the belief that the victim is defenceless which, again, escalates the bullying.
So what can adults do to help children socially? A child's social world is more complex than adults can grasp. So except in emergencies, adults should not intervene.
Teach young children how to enter groups without asking to play. Asking hardly ever works. Much more successful is hovering near the group and waiting for an opening, and then joining in.
Adults should also listen. When bullying is ongoing, ask, "I'm getting concerned. Do I need to be?" If the child answers yes, move in to help.
Finally, look for solutions, not a culprit. For bullying in schools, a teacher can gather together two of the victim's friends, a couple of perpetrators, and an onlooker or two, and gain each member's commitment to supporting the ostracised child. In this way, perpetrators do not have to admit their role, are less likely to retaliate for being tattled on, but feel obliged to desist or even actively help.
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International Recoveries
The vast majority of over 1500 reported re-captures are within Kenyan waters, times out range from eight years to the same day. Nearly all recoveries are confined to the Somali basin and its surrounding ridges and plateaus (as seen on the map to the right).
Long range recoveries had been restricted to broadbill and marlin until the 15th of December 2006 when a sailfish was recaptured by a commercial trawler on the Atlantic Indian Ridge traveling 3923 miles then another sailfish caught in the same year off Cape Town by a Japanese long liner (as seen on the map to the left).
Below are some of the most exciting international recoveries; among others you can see the striped marlin tagged on the Rips and re-caught off Perth, Australia traveling 5250 miles in just 195 days or the broadbill tagged on the NKB and re-caught on the Mid Indian Ridge traveling 3600 miles.
Click red marked links on map below for recovery information or go direct to Full Recoveries Information .
(Published in 2005) Some very interesting recoveries have arisen over the last few years in the local Kenya and TZ fishing zones. Not just Billfish but Shark and more unusually Giant Trevally migrating reasonably large distances for a supposedly sedentary fish.
The accepted migration of Kenya's Pelagic fish is from the north coast down to the south throughout our season. It would be incorrect to think the fish only travel south. Many local recaptures have traveled 20 to 40 miles north, presumably following food sources. However the overall migration is southerly. The evidence from recaptured tagged billfish certainly seem to back this up.
The red arrow represents the movement of 27 recaptured sailfish. The majority were tagged off Malindi, all were re-caught along the Tanzanian coastline between October and December over a ten year period. The fastest was re-captured in southern Tanzania within 13 days of being tagged in Malindi, another took only 12 days from Malindi to Zanzibar. Most took a more leisurely 25 to 75 days with only five being out for over a year. The longest being re-caught 519 days later, or more likely it travelled in a large circuit back up towards the Arabian Sea and then back down again through Kenya and on to Tanzania. As suggested by the 2 tagged sailfish recaptured in Yemen (180 days out) and Somalia (450 days out) both caught in the month of May.
There have only been 6 reported broadbill recaptures. One tagged on the Rips and re-caught 33 days later in the same place. The rest have all been international recoveries traveling 2400 miles south to Port Elizabeth SA, south east 1500 miles to Reunion and 3600 miles to the Mid Indian Ridge, south east of Mauritius. Times out range from just over one year to three and a half years (as seen on Indian Ocean map pg.9). Only one broadbill was caught north of its original tagged position (tagged on the rips and re-captured in nets off Somalia 165 days later).
There have been 11 reported marlin re-captures, their only boundaries appear to be the Indian Ocean itself. The stars of these have been the striped marlin, five out of seven recaptures have been outside Kenyan waters. One traveled over 5250 miles to Perth, Australia in only 195 days. Another tagged on the Rips, then 3 months later re-caught 1000 miles east off the Seychelles, another was re-caught 960 miles north east on the Carlsburg ridge in 39 days. Striped Marlin have shown that they can also hang around as one did on the Rips for 44 days before being re-caught in the same place. Four black marlin make up the remaining recaptures, one was recaptured after 62 days on the Watamu banks where it was tagged, another tagged at Watamu and re-caught off Ngomeni 30 miles north a year later. Two have managed to make international water, one traveled from the Rips to Pangani, TZ in 1 year and 38 days the other traveled 1880 miles north before being re-caught off Yemen.
in 2004) Listed below are some of the recoveries with
their journey indicated by the appropriate arrows in the map to the
1) This Black Marlin was tagged on the Rips. It was out for 1 year and 38 days and was recaptured off Pangani, TZ.
2) This Striped Marlin was tagged on the Rips. It was out for 37 days and was recaptured off Latham Island, TZ.
3) This Broadbill was tagged on the Rips. It was out for 3 year and 153 days and was recaptured off Southern TZ.
4) This Broadbill was tagged on the Rips. It was out for 165 days and was recaptured off Somalia.
5) This Sailfish was tagged off Malindi. It was out for 1 year and 254 days and was recaptured off Southern TZ.
6) This Giant Trevally was tagged in the Boiling Pot, retagged 10 days later still in the Boiling Pot and then recaptured 1 year and 28 days later off Pemba, TZ.
7) This Sailfish was tagged off Malindi. It was out for 120 days and was recaptured off Mafia Island, TZ.
8) The majority of local recaptures are fish that have been out for one or two years and are re-caught in the same local areas.
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Bacon Swirls
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These make a GREAT appetizer! Easy to make, and quickly gone!
Blue Ribbon Recipe
- 1 can(s)
- crescent rolls, 8 oz
- 2
- (3 oz) pkg. cream cheese, softened
- 8 to 10 slices bacon, cooked and crumbled
- 2 Tbsp
- minced onions
- 1 to 2 tsp. milk
- grated parmesean Cheese
How to Make Bacon Swirls
- 1Unroll crescent roll dough and seperate into 4 rectangles. Press performations to seal. Mix together cream cheese, crumbled bacon, minced onions and milk (may need to add more milk so mixture will spread easily.) SPread on rectangles. Roll up, jelly roll style, starting at long side. Press edges to seal. Cut each roll into 8 slices. Place on ungreased baking sheet. SPrinkle swirls evenly with Parmesean cheese. Bake at 375 for 12 to 15 minutes, or until brown.
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Course/Dish: Savory Breads, Meat Appetizers
Main Ingredient: Bread
Regional Style: American
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BEN ROHRER completed the biggest week of his cricketing life on Saturday when his appearance for Australia A in Hobart followed a seven-day odyssey of flights and hotel rooms as he criss-crossed the east coast to captain the NSW Shield team, make his international T20 debut and steer the Blues to a crushing one-day victory at the SCG.
Before he played against the English Lions in Hobart the 31-year-old left-handed batsman told Fairfax Media he was still to absorb the magnitude of the week that was. ''It's been terrific, a great week, but I really haven't had time to sit down and think about it,'' he said. ''I'm sure once the season is over I'll look back on this time and think it was the highlight of my career so far.''
His rare week started with his captaining the Blues to the first innings points in the Sheffield Shield match against the Ricky Ponting-inspired Tasmania at Hobart - and it only got better from there. ''We drew, but got first innings points,'' he said. ''We came close to a win, the boys played really well and from there it was off to Brisbane for the T20 match against the West Indies on Wednesday. We then played South Australia at the SCG in a Ryobi Cup match on Thursday and I'm back in Hobart.''
Rohrer, who had Steve and Mark Waugh publicly push his credentials to represent Australia in T20 after his stellar Big Bash League season, said the undoubted highlight was being presented with his Australia cap by the skipper, George Bailey.
''It was a fantastic experience,'' he said. ''There were three of us who made our debut - me, Josh Hazlewood and Nathan Coulter-Nile - and it was pretty special. Getting the cap before we went out to do the warm-up was a thrill. George Bailey gave me mine and when he presented it he said I was one of the most respected players going around in this format and my selection was well deserved. It meant a lot.''
He endured a baptism of fire as Australia struggled to match the West Indies total. When Rohrer was caught for 16 off 14 balls he felt he had missed a great opportunity. ''I guess I've become known for those chases, the 10 or 12 runs an over,'' he said. ''I felt as though it was set up nicely for me to do something special but I picked the fielder out and we fell a few runs short.
''The good thing for me was I felt comfortable out there. I'd played against, and alongside, a few of the West Indians in the Big Bash and Champions Leagues and I'd faced a lot Kieron Pollard and Dwayne Bravo so that allowed for me to feel more comfortable''
He spent Valentines Day smashing a rapid-fire 41 in the Blues' big win over South Australia and said while it wasn't quite red roses and chocolates he found time to leave his girlfriend Zoe Towers a ''present''.
''I left Zoe with the washing,'' he said. ''However, the win over South Australia was probably our best performance all around the park in a few years. We batted well, maybe we didn't get as many runs as we should have, but the bowlers did a great job and there are quite a few good ones coming through.
''Since Christmas we have tried to play consistent cricket and that's what we focused on, continuing our good form. We have two Shield games left against South Australia and we wanted to make a statement against them and let them know we're in for the contest for the rest of the season.''
Rohrer, who received sponsorships from Adidas eyewear and Puma footwear during the week, credited his greater profile to his season with the Melbourne Renegades and hard work during the winter. ''It's been crazy in terms of media and people recognising me.''
Eight-day Ben-der: Rohrer's roaring week
Saturday, February 9: Captains NSW to a draw against Tasmania in Hobart.
Sunday, February 10: Returns to Sydney.
Monday, February 11: Leaves for Brisbane to play for Australia's T20 team.
Tuesday, February 12: Trains with Australia side.
Wednesday, February 13: Makes international debut against the West Indies.
Thursday, February 14: Plays for NSW against South Australia in one-dayer at the SCG.
Friday, February 15: Leaves for Hobart to play for Australia A.
Saturday, February 16: Plays for Australia A against England Lions.