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My charming log cabin sits on 100 acres of private land which adjoins 2200 of New York State Forest. It overlooks a small pond which is stocked with bass. You are welcome to catch a few and cook them fresh on the Weber gas grill. The front porch is comfortable with beautiful views of the pond, hills and the valley below.
It is a cozy cabin with a sleeping loft and comes with a fully equipped kitchen and a shower bath. The loft has a double bed and the first floor has a double futon.
Bring your bicycles in the summer or your cross country skis or snowshoes in the winter or your hiking boots year round, as the stare forest is full of groomed trails. Or bring your books and just relax and enjoy your surroundings.
We are only 12 minutes from Ellicottville, New York which is a quaint little ski and resort town. You can ski in the winter or golf in the summer. There are world class restaurants for fine dining and wonderful shopping.
It is the perfect place for solitude or a romantic getaway. I hope you will come and enjoy this special place on Golden Hill!!
Keywords: private fish pond, bordered by state forest, walking trails, bicycle trails, cross counrty skiing
Nice cabin in what should be a quiet area. Each morning at 7:30 we were awakened by chain saws and trees crashing down very close to the cabin. It was not peaceful. Also, the towels and linens had a mildew smell
It is exactly as pictured, a rustic cabin in the woods away from everything but close to ski town Ellicottville- Perfect for a weekend stay
We had a great weekend! Bette was so accommodating with everything. It would be fun to come in the summer to go hiking and fishing. We will be back!!
Bette was extremely helpful and generous, even when we got our vehicle stuck. She saved our day by helping us out, and we can't say how much we appreciate it. The cabin was clean, accurate to description, with some wonderful views. Definitely recommend staying here.
I surprised my boyfriend with a weekend away to enjoy time at Holiday Valley and this charming cottage tucked away in the woods. It was filled with beautiful sky and mountain views and tons of deer sighting, It was a perfect weekend away! Bette has everything that could be needed for you except for food/beer and your bathroom goodies. She responded to questions quickly and was very helpful! We look forward to coming again!
Bette was really sweet and welcoming. We felt at home. The pleace is cozy and spacious. I would recommend this lovely cabin for any occasion and time of the year. The landscape is unique. Already planning to go back.
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AP PECET 2017 Certificates Verification Dates for Web counseling/web optionsAP PECET 2017 Certificates Verification dates for Web counseling/web options: A Common Entrance Test designated as Andhra Pradesh Physical Education Common Entrance Test (APPECET - 2017) will be conducted every year by Acharya Nagarjuna University for the academic year 2017-2017 for seeking Admission into B.P.Ed.(2 Years) and U.G.D.P.Ed(2 Years) Courses.
Andhra Pradesh PECET 2017 Admissions: Acharya NagarjunaUniversity issued the Andhra Pradesh State Physical Education Common Entrance Test /AP PECET 2017 notification on the March 16th, 2017 and the Department of Physical Education, ANU invited online applications from the eligible candidates for admission into BPEd and UG PED courses offered by the Universities and affiliated colleges in the AP state for the academic year 2017-2018 from 08-03-2017 to 21-04-2017.
Applied AP PECET 2017 candidates were appeared the physical education entrance test and they were checked their results. APPECET Officials has given AP PECET 2017 Certificate Verification Dates for Web counseling for attending Certificate Verification.
The qualified candidates of APPECET-2017 desirous of seeking admission into U.G.D.P.Ed., and B.P.Ed., courses for the academic year 2017-16 are informed that the web counseling process comprising of certificate verification will be conducted as per the schedule given below at the following help line centers i.e.
1. Guntur: Acharya Nagarjuna University
2.Tirupathi: Sri Venkateswara University
3.Visakhapatnam: Andhra University
All qualified and eligible candidates are invited for the web counseling based on the available seats in each region and category.
Schedule of Web Counseling & Admissions:
Verification of Original Certificates and submission of Xerox certificates at any Help Line centers:
1. B.P.Ed: 21.08.2017
2. U.G.D.P.Ed: 22.08.2017
NCC & CAP Category Candidates:
1. B.P.Ed: --------------2017
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Note: Centralized Certificates verification for CAP & NCC candidates will be conducted only at Helpline Center, Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur. It is informed that other certificates of these candidates will also be verified along with special reservation category certificates.
Exercising options for Web based Counseling at any Help Line centers/ home/ any other internet facility:
1. B.P.Ed: ------------2017.
2. U.G.D.P.Ed: ---------------2017
1. Issue of allotment letters (Both courses): -----------2017.
2. Last date for admission into colleges and payment of tuition fee and special fee (Both courses): ----------2017.
3. Commencement of Classes (Both courses): ---------------2017.
4. Last date for submission of Vacancy positions after first phase admissions by the colleges to the Convener (Both courses): --------------2017.
Name of the Help Line Centre
1. Guntur: Acharya Nagarjuna University
2.Tirupathi: Sri Venkateswara University
3.Visakhapatnam: Andhra University
Note: Centralized Certificates verification for CAP & NCC candidates will be conducted only at Helpline Center, Acharya Nagarjuna University. It is informed that other certificates of these candidates will also be verified along with special reservation category certificates.
The help line centers are open at 9.00am on the above dates.
Important Documents to be produced:
The candidate should submit the following original documents and also one set of Xerox copies at the time of web counseling for verification. All the original certificates will be verified and the originals will be returned to the candidates. The candidates who got the allotment of seat should submit the originals to the colleges at the time of admissions.
1. APPECET-2017 Rank card & Hall Ticket
2. Degree / Intermediate or its equivalent pass certificate & Memorandum of Marks
3. Memo of SSC or its equivalent
4. Study Certificate giving the details of past seven years of study
5. Residence certificate for Preceding 7 years of the qualifying examination i.e., Graduation in respect of candidates who have private study without any institutionalized education
6. Integrated community certificate issued by the competent authority in case of BC/SC/ST candidates
7. Residence certificate of father or mother for a period of 10 years in A.P. excluding the period of their employment outside A.P. from M.R.O in case of Non local candidates
8. Transfer Certificate
9. Income Certificate as per the G.O. and rules in force.
10. One set of Xerox copies of all certificates.
11. In case of candidates seeking admission under SC, ST or BC Category, they have to submit an integrated community certificate prescribed by the Government and issued by the revenue authorities in the Government (Vide G.O.Ms.No.58, Social Welfare (J) Dept., Dt: 12-5-1997).
12. Candidates seeking the admission under CAP category should submit a certificate from the concerned Zilla Sianik Welfare officer in the prescribed proforma, along with original military discharge certificate, Identity card and pension certificate in case of pensioner. In case of children of serving armed forces personnel, they should produce a certificate issued by the commanding officer.
13. Candidates seeking the admission under NCC category should submit N.C.C Certificate issued by the appropriate authority.
1. Applicants should attend the web based counseling as per the schedule given above.
2. All the qualified eligible candidates are called for certificate verification and web counseling.
3. The candidates have to appear for web based counseling at their own expenses with all original certificates.
4. Candidates who fail to appear for web based counseling will not get any further intimation from the office of the Convener.
Second Phase counseling:
After completion of the first phase admissions, if there is any vacancy, the second phase web based counseling will be conducted. The detailed procedure, vacancy position, for second phase will be placed in the website.
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The world has fallen in love with Carrie Underwood's 7-month old son Isaiah, but as Underwood revealed in an interview with the Today Show, that almost wasn't his name.
Underwood and her husband, Mike Fisher, who plays hockey for the Nashville predators, had always considered the name Isaiah for their baby boy, but there was another name they liked as well. She says that it was really "a toss up between Isaiah and Caleb."
But when the couple's good friends had a baby, they chose to name him Caleb, since they hadn't known that Underwood and Fisher liked the name. So Underwood and Fisher had to take that name off the list, but there was still one other name that they were considering.
"Christian was on the list too," Underwood says, but they soon had to scratch that name off the list as well. "That was when 'Fifty Shades of Grey' was coming out, like right around that time, and I'm like, 'Christian's off the list, babe,'" she says with a laugh.
Isaiah's name has been in the news a lot recently, especially since Underwood included a song about him and her husband on her new album, Storyteller. The song, called "What I Never Knew I Always Wanted" is one of very few songs that were written after Underwood got pregnant.
Watch Underwood sit down with Today Show host Hoda to discuss her and Fisher's alternate baby names, and while you're at it, listen to Underwood's new song dedicated to her adorable baby boy, Isaiah.
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The Pigskin Revue features SMU students in music, dance and comedy acts and the Mustang Band playing new music as well as old favorites from past Revues.
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Road trip? naaaaaaahhh:-) no way we'd have a road trip with the kids in car:-) These are pictures we took from inside the car we rented on our way to Kuta Beach.
This is Ubud. Yup...I think this is also a typical Balinese pedestrian where parked motor bikes on one side while the other one tourists are seen walking up and down the street.
Motor bike rentals are such lucrative business in Bali that lots of backpackers or any adventure-looking tourists prefer this mode of transportation to go around Bali island.
Every where..and at every nook and cranny (ㅋㅋㅋ) and corners of Bali island...temples temples temples...are visible. All are in Balinese-style architecture ...and this is what makes Bali unique. Lots of tourists were seen sitting right next to the street....
walking up and down the street...Indeed..it's always happily busy in Bali.
and not to mention...the so many cars parked or ...passing through the notoriously narrow street of Bali.:-). but..hey..that may be one of the unique feature of Bali as well.
now ..let's go inside the car...Freya and Eyra were tired after having fun at Bali Bird Park and Monkey Forest. Soundly asleep.
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It's Ashar and it's time for us to pray. We asked our guide to find a Masjid and he brought us at a Masjid near the airport. Yes...we could take a rest for a while before proceeding to our next destination: Kuta Beach.
This is the Masjid where we stopped to pray.
after about 30-minute drive from the Masjid, we continued our journey that brought us to Kuta--a hip place for anyone looking for sun and fun.
I asked my guide, Putu, to drop us off near Kuta Beach Walk--a newly opened open-air mall right in front of the famous Kuta Beach.


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When a hybrid cloud is created, the objective is to craft a solution that appears and functions seamlessly for the user, performs flawlessly, and secures the entire system from malicious and erroneous activities. To make all this happen, some IT fundamentals must be painstakingly planned and managed. Part 3 of this series peeks under the hood to see what it takes to make the hybrid powerhouse a reality.
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|Inside the hybrid cloud, Part 2: Federation is key to XaaS
Services in the cloud are increasing rapidly. As more and more cloud computing projects are implemented, the ever-expanding collection of cloud tools and services required to manage an enterprise seems to be growing exponentially. The implementation of a federated cloud with an appropriate command and control regimen is the key to managing this growth. Part 2 of this series describes the hybrid cloud in more detail as well as the federated cloud, which is the epitome of the hybrid cloud formation.
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|Inside the hybrid cloud, Part 1: Redefine services and delivery methods
Agility, scalability, and profitability are driving enterprises toward cloud computing. This is a response to the ever-changing economic, financial, and technical developments confronting business entities today. These changes demand new ways of thinking, working, and doing business. The development of the hybrid cloud is based in this new reality. Part 1 of this two-part series looks at the hybrid cloud, the services it makes available, and the new business paradigm it has engendered.
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Fire Safety Awareness
All information provided by FEMA and the United States Fire Administration and can be found at http://www.usfa.fema.gov/citizens/home_fire_prev/
Smoke Alarms:
– Why Should I have a working smoke alarm?
• A properly installed and maintained smoke alarm is the only thing in your home that can alert you and your family to a fire 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Whether you're awake or asleep, a working smoke alarm is constantly on alert, scanning the air for fire and smoke.
• According to the National Fire Protection Association, almost two-thirds of home fire deaths resulted from fires in properties without working smoke alarms. A working smoke alarm significantly increases your chances of surviving a deadly home fire.
– Smoke Alarm Maintenance
• Is your smoke alarm still working? Smoke alarms must be maintained! A smoke alarm with a dead or missing battery is the same as having no smoke alarm at all.
• A smoke alarm only works when it is properly installed and maintained. Depending on how your smoke alarm is powered (9-volt, 10-year lithium, or hardwired), you'll have to maintain it according to manufacturer's instructions. General guidelines for smoke alarm maintenance:
1. Smoke alarm powered by a 9-volt battery
• Test the alarm monthly.
• Replace the batteries at least once per year.
• The entire smoke alarm unit should be replaced every 8-10 years.
2. Smoke alarm powered by a 10-year lithium (or "long life") battery
· Test the alarm monthly.
· Since you cannot (and should not) replace the lithium battery, the entire smoke alarm unit should be replaced according to manufacturer's instructions.
3. Smoke alarm that is hardwired into the home's electrical system
· Test the alarm monthly.
· The backup battery should be replaced at least once per year.
· The entire smoke alarm unit should be replaced every 8-10 years.
–What types of smoke alarms are available?
• There are many different brands of smoke alarms available on the market, but they fall under two basic types: ionization and photoelectric.
• It cannot be stated definitively that one is better than the other in every fire situation that could arise in a residence. Because both ionization and photoelectric smoke alarms are better at detecting distinctly different, yet potentially fatal fires, and because no one can predict what type of fire might start in a home, the USFA recommends that every residence and place where people sleep be equipped with:
1. Both ionization AND photoelectric smoke alarms, OR dual sensor smoke alarms, which contain both ionization and photoelectric smoke sensors
• In addition to the basic types of alarms, there are alarms made to meet the needs of people with hearing disabilities. These alarms may use strobe lights that flash and/or vibrate to assist in alerting those who are unable to hear standard smoke alarms when they sound.
– Install smoke alarms in key areas of your home
• Install smoke alarms on every level of your home, including the basement. Many fatal fires begin late at night or early in the morning, so the U.S. Fire Administration recommends installing smoke alarms both inside and outside of sleeping areas.
• Since smoke and many deadly gases rise, installing your smoke alarms at the proper level will provide you with the earliest warning possible. Always follow the manufacturer's installation instructions
– Are smoke alarms expensive?
• Smoke alarms are not expensive and are worth the lives they can help save. Ionization and photoelectric smoke alarms cost between $6 and $20. Dual sensor smoke alarms cost between $24 and $40.
-Links for more information on smoke alarms for deaf and hard of hearing
Escape Plan:
· In the event of a fire, remember that every second counts, so you and your family must always be prepared. Escape plans help you get out of your home quickly. In less than 30 seconds, a small flame can get completely out of control and turn into a major fire. It only takes minutes for a house to fill with thick black smoke and become engulfed in flames.
· Prepare and practice your fire escape plan twice a year with everyone in your household, including children and people with disabilities. It's also a good idea to practice your plan with overnight guests. Some tips to consider when preparing your escape plan include:
1. Draw a map of each level of your home and show all doors and windows. Find two ways to get out of each room. Make sure all doors and windows that lead outside open easily.
2. Only purchase collapsible escape ladders evaluated by a recognized testing laboratory. Use the ladder only in a real emergency.
3. Teach children how to escape on their own in case you cannot help them.
4. Have a plan for everyone in your home who has a disability.
5. Practice your fire escape plan at night and during the daytime.
– Immediately Leave the Home
· When a fire occurs, get out fast: you may only have seconds to escape safely. Take the safest exit route, but if you must escape through smoke, remember to crawl low, under the smoke and keep your mouth covered. The smoke contains toxic gases, which can disorient you or, at worst, overcome you.
– Never Open Doors that are Hot to the Touch
· When you come to a closed door, feel the doorknob and door to make sure that fire is not on the other side. If either is hot, leave the door closed and use your secondary escape route. If the door feels cool, open it slowly. Be ready to shut it quickly if heavy smoke or fire is present.
· If you can't get out, close the door and cover vents and cracks around doors to keep the smoke out. Call 9-1-1 or your local emergency number. Say where you are and signal for help at the window with a light-colored cloth or a flashlight.
– Designate a Meeting Place Outside and Take Attendance
· Designate a meeting location a safe distance in front of your home. For example, meet under a specific tree or at the end of the driveway or front sidewalk to make sure everyone has gotten out safely and no one will be hurt looking for someone who is already safe. Make sure everyone in your home knows how to call 9-1-1 or your local emergency number and that your house number can be seen day or night from the street.
– Once Out, Stay Out
· Remember to escape first and then notify the fire department using the 9-1-1 system or proper local emergency number in your area. Never go back into a burning building for any reason. Teach children not to hide from firefighters. If someone is missing, or pets are trapped inside your home, tell the firefighters right away. They are equipped to perform rescues safely.
-Links on how to create a home fire escape plan, as well as general escape plan information
Holiday Home Fires:
– Facts
· One of every three home Christmas tree fires are caused by electrical problems.
· Although Christmas tree fires are not common, when they do occur, they are more likely to be serious. On average, one of every 40 reported home structure Christmas tree fires results in a death compared to an average of one death per 142 total reported home structure fires.
· A heat source too close to the tree causes roughly one in every six of Christmas tree fires.
· More than half (56%) of home candle fires occur when something that can catch on fire is too close to the candle.
· December is the peak time of year for home candle fires. In December 11% of home candle fires began with decorations compared to 4% the rest of the year.
· On average, 42 home candle fires are reported every day.
· More than half of all candle fires start when something that could burn, such as furniture, mattresses or bedding, curtains, or decorations is too close to the candle.
· In one-fifth (20%) of candle fires, the candles are unattended or abandoned.
· Over one-third (36%) of home candle fires begin in the bedroom.
· Falling asleep is a factor in 12% of home candle fires and 36% of the associated deaths.
· December is the peak time of year for home candle fires. In December, 13% of home candle fires begin with decorations compared to 4% the rest of the year.
· One-half of home candle fire deaths occur between Midnight and 6 am.
· Young children and older adults have the highest death risk from candle fires.
· The risk of fatal candle fires appears higher when candles are used for light.
· 905 people die in winter home fires each year.
· $2,091,000,000 in property loss occurs from winter home fires.
· 5 to 8 p.m. is the most common time for winter home fires.
• Consider using battery-operated or electric flameless candles and fragrance warmers, which can look, smell and feel like real candles – without the flame.
• If you do use candles, ensure they are in sturdy metal, glass or ceramic holders and placed where they cannot be easily knocked down.
• Avoid using candles in bedrooms and sleeping areas.
• Extinguish candles after use and before going to bed.
• Keep candles at least 12 inches from anything that can burn.
• Keep candles out of the reach of children and pets.
• Never put candles on a Christmas tree.
• And NEVER leave burning candles unattended!
-Links for more information on and proper tree maintenance
Special thanks to Chris Hansen to his contributions to this project.
Meet the Production Team
Mary Ann Shanahan – Emmy Award Winning Producer
Producer, director, and project manager for this media campaign. Over the past two decades, Mary has successfully partnered with CPTV on a variety of projects.
Chris Hansen – Emmy Award Winning Journalist, known for his work on Dateline NBC: To Catch a Predator
Host of three engaging vignettes targeted towards audiences above age 65. Chris is a resident of Fairfield County and was moved to donate his time because of the Christmas Day tragedy in Stamford.
Tish Rabe – Children's book author, widely known for her titles featured on PBS shows such as Sesame Street, Clifford the Big Red Dog and Cat in the Hat.
Tish will write three original vignettes targeted for children up to age fourteen.
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Stoudemire powers Suns over shorthanded KingsDec 31, 2007 - 6:24 AM By Tom Galland PA SportsTicker Contributing Writer
SACRAMENTO, California (Ticker) - If the Sacramento Kings were expecting sympathy from the Phoenix Suns for their growing list of injuries, they didn't get it.
Amare Stoudemire dominated inside with 31 points and 17 rebounds and the Suns sent the Kings to their fourth straight home loss, 117-102, at Arco Arena on Sunday.
Shawn Marion scored 25 points and Leandro Barbosa contributed 22 off the bench for Phoenix, which defeated Sacramento for the eighth time in nine meetings.
"Obviously they were shorthanded and we took advantage of it," Suns coach Mike D'Antoni said. "I thought they played well, though. They didn't quit. We played really well in the fourth, kind of closed the door on them when we had to."
Ron Artest missed his second straight game with a bone chip in his right elbow, leaving the Kings with just two of their regular five starters in the lineup. Artest flew to New York for a consultation Monday and is likely to require surgery that will keep him out for 2-3 weeks.
Stoudemire got rolling early, scoring 12 first-quarter points on 6-of-7 shooting. He finished with a season-high 10 offensive rebounds.
"I felt like (inside) is where we can attack teams even though we have great perimeter players," Stoudemire said. "My teammates were looking for me early and I got it going. I was definitely trying to be active, but I didn't know I had 10 offensive boards. That's pretty sweet."
"(Stoudemire) is turned on right now," said Steve Nash, who collected 15 assists. "It's great to see. He's full of energy and working really hard."
Phoenix led by 14 points after a jumper by Raja Bell midway through the third quarter. But Sacramento refused to go quietly despite being shorthanded.
John Salmons scored seven straight points for the Kings to cut the deficit to seven at 93-86 heading into the fourth.
The Kings came even closer, pulling within three points on a basket by Dahntay Jones with 6:05 remaining. However, Stoudemire slammed home a dunk and Bell made a 3-pointer from the wing to ignite a 12-0 run that put the Suns up 111-96.
"I thought we missed four or five opportunities around the basket (to start the fourth) that would probably have changed the complexion of the game right away," Kings coach Reggie Theus said. "But when all is said and done, I thought we played hard. We got it down to three against a great basketball team."
After a buzzer-beating loss to the Denver Nuggets to start the homestand, Sacramento lost by an average of 16 points in the final three games and fell to 8-8 at home.
Marion hit 10-of-16 shots, including 5-of-6 from the arc, as Phoenix took advantage when Sacramento collapsed on Stoudemire.
"Sometimes it's just the flow of the game," Marion said. "We've got so many talented players on this team, you've got to be ready when it comes. I was able to catch a rhythm, and when you can catch a rhythm you are able to be a lot more effective."
Francisco Garcia replaced Artest in the lineup and scored 30 points, one away from his career high. Salmons added 23 and Mikki Moore 20 for the Kings.
Barbosa and Stoudemire combined for 39 first-half points on 15-of-22 shooting to supply Phoenix with a 64-55 advantage at the break.
"Eventually we are going to keep getting better with the guys coming back," Garcia said. "We can't just get frustrated because we are losing games. Right now it's not going our way so we just have to stay together."
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Mr. PAYNE. Mr. Speaker, we are here today to celebrate two very different anniversaries. Fifty years ago, we enjoyed the Freedom Summer and the signing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that paved the way for voting rights in this country.
Sadly, Mr. Speaker, 49 years later--and 1 year ago today--the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act, saying that it was outdated and unjustified.
Since this decision, we have seen that the Voting Rights Act is needed more than ever now before. From 2000 to 2013, there were a recorded 148 violations in 29 States, meaning 29 States have actively tried to pass laws, such as requiring a photo ID or cutting out early voting, which limits access to the ballot.
It is time we pass the Voting Rights Amendment Act, of which I am a proud cosponsor, and keep fighting until voting rights are reinstated in this country.
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Regional variation in the potential economic effects of climate change
This Economic Letter overviews some recent research into the geographic variation in the potential economic impact of climate warming in North America.
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AFP reporter wins war correspondents' prize
AFP correspondent Sara Hussein was among the winners at the annual Bayeux-Calvados award for war correspondents, announced Saturday in Rennes, northwest France.
Hussein won the young reporter's award for her coverage of the Libyan conflict.
In the written press category, Jon Stephenson of Metro magazine won for his reports out of Afghanistan.
Yuri Kozyrev of Noor Images took the photography prize for his work in Libya. AFP photographer Pedro Pardo came second in that category for his coverage of the war between Mexico's drug cartels.
Etienne Monin of France Info won in the radio category for his reports alongside Libyan fighters during some of the major battles in the conflict.
Alex Crawford of Sky News took in the television category for his coverage of the Libyan conflict.
In the grand format television category Vaughan Smith won for a report out of Afghanistan for Al-Jazeera.
Sarah Leduc and Zoe Lamazou of France24 took the first prize in a new category, for web-based journalism, with their coverage of the ongoing unrest in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The Ouest-France/Jean Marin price for reportage went to Mariana Grepinet of Paris Match for her coverage of rape victims in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
This year's jury was led by US writer and journalist Mort Rosenblum, a veteran of the Associated Press news agency who between 1965 and 2004 covered many of the major world conflicts.
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Location was great. Very close to the castle. No restaurant, no AC, fan only worked 120 min and had to be dialed up every time. Can hear everything. Do not recommend for family with small children. Needed a crib and did not get it till 7:30pm. Expensive for this type of a hotel.
Convenient car parking, nice surroundings, welcoming and helpful staff. Not crowded.
The hotel was good value for money and very clean. A basic breakfast was included and the internet connection was fast. Very close to Pruhonsky Park, which is very beautiful and worth a visit. You did need a car, as you had to drive to the train station to get into the city. We had a family room for 4, it was big enough, but there were lots of stairs to get up to it.
The friendliness of the staff and their willingness to help out, food very good and reasonably priced Lack of facilities in the room ie no hairdryer, no fridge/minibar or hot Drink facilites kettle.No Air conditioning, we were unable to leave windows open due to closeness of motorway and the traffic noise
Good breakfast and very good ratioquality/price A bit far from the city but good connections
Restaurant was good & quick and not expensive... Location easy for me 150 meters to Highway Praha-Brno a little noisy sometimes... Restaurant Staff sometimes wanted you to finish eating before beggining but I think it is czech mentality because it is everywhere like this...
food was very good
Good. cheap, Around the hotel, there are good restaurants.
If you have a car and want to avoid the hassel of staying in Prague along with the high cost of staying in Prague, stay at the Hotel Tulipan. It was wonderful. The price was far below other places we stayed in Germany, Austria and even Slovakia. The restaurant was good, as was the breakfast. The staff were very helpful, changing some of our Euro for Czech Krona (I know I spelled that wrong). The internet was free and excellent. The parking was right next to the hotel and free. Highly recommended. Only that having a car is probably necessary as it's about 10 miles from Prague.
Very good price and clean spacious room.
Very kind and welcoming personnel. I saw them trying to satisfy every client. Keep up to the good work.
Staff, beatiful location, food
Czech receptionist spoke excellent English, was very welcoming and all the staff provided first class customer service. My experience is that Czechs often do not understand the importance of meeting client expectations (my wife is Czech!). Here they were superb. It was the perfect honeymoon place and I would recommend it for anyone. Stunning, intimate, relaxing, amazing, brilliant....and great service! Obviously special offers would attract more clients and it is unusual for a hotel of this class to not open restaurant or bar on Monday and Sunday. But do not be deterred. It is fantastic!
It has nice location. The hotel was clean. I like an interesting concept of the fish restaurant. Nothing from announced facilities was available. Sauna was not operational, because the woman for cleaning was not present, the famous fish restaurant was operational only for breakfast. It looks that the hotel works only in low cost regime - in order to survive the crisis.
Really excellent comfort - 50m² room with nice wiev on the river, excellent breakfest. Can be really interesting during the summer. I was alone in the hotel and reception closed at 22°° (4 stars hotel). Restaurant was closed also.
Nice, romantic view, comfortable rooms Trains are too close. The way to the hotel is dark (no street lamps). The restaurant is open only from Wednesday to Sunday and only till 21.30. So Monday and Tuesday you must eat out of hotel and after 21.30 no possibility to drink (even cafe).
Perfect value for money.With that money we are pay we have a lot.Never at the world you dont have all that.Breakfast ecxellent with very clean also rooms.The staff very helpfull and kindness.The location is perfect also.I dont know why some customer reviews write for the location not so good.Why that customer dont try another hotel to stay for the first time and choose Romantic hotel Mlyn Karlstejn.But i know why they choose hotel Mlyn,because is has the best reviews at the Central Bohemia and perfect value for money.Hotel Mlyn place has everything excellent, maybe some customer is crazy and they dont happy with nothing.All staff of the hotel is try to hard to make you feel like home.
Really nice country side and nature, great castle and city review, good staff and comfort. It was maybe to peaceful, but it was not season time.
Service was A+ we arrived late 10pm, though the reception was closed, they called Pavla (reception lady) and she swiftly checked us in. Breakfast was good and the view from the hotel was nice. The architecture and setup of the hotel in general was excellent and unique. None
Interior design. location and breakfast..but not bad.
the price is in local currency, calculated from euro 10% more than official standing.
Great hotel and staff...wonderful accommodations! Very helpful! Very kind to international "English" speaking travelers. One of the best!
Excellent comfort, value for money
Staff very helpful and kind. We arrived at 8:30 at night and the lady who openned the door for us immediately offered to make us a meal - which was delicious. She also klet us leave our belonings in the room and car in their car park while we visited the castle the following morning. Could not have been better.
Location at Pruhonice Park
good quality for fantastic price ! Nice swimming pool, good and clean rooms and nice staff, cheaper parking poor breakfast, not all the staff could speak in english...
They have very big rooms, about 40sqm so you have enought space, the personal is quite nice, the breakfast in not excellent but is decent


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A career at the company offers opportunity, ownership and impact.
All over the world, the company colleagues work together to positively impact health for everyone, everywhere. Our colleagues have the opportunity to grow and develop a career that offers both individual and company success; be part of an ownership culture that values diversity and where all colleagues are energized and engaged; and the ability to impact the health and lives of millions of people. the company, a global leader in the biopharmaceutical industry, is continuously seeking top talent who are inspired by our purpose to innovate to bring therapies to patients that significantly improve their lives.
Role Description
The candidate who fills this role will join the company Global Privacy Office within the company legal division as a privacy manager with primary responsibility for data protection provisions in contracts with vendors and partners. The candidate will act as point of contact for Privacy Office with the Procurement Department and other business clients during contracting process. The ideal candidate will have experience in drafting and negotiating contracts, and will have a strong understanding of contract language. The candidate will also support the company global privacy program efforts, including risk assessments and remediation efforts.
The successful candidate will establish and maintain a dynamic working relationship with Procurement and other business clients as primary point of contact for consultation for contract initiatives requiring inclusion of terms governing the privacy and security of Personal Information entrusted to third parties, including vendors and collaboration partners with whom the company does business. Contractual responsibilities include:
• Serve as subject matter expert to analyze, negotiate and manage all aspects of privacy and security terms across all contracts, including data transfer terms and EU Standard Contractual Clauses.
• Assist with development of contractual templates, tools, policies and procedures and training materials.
• Maintain data processing and data transfer contracts that are necessary to transfer personal data among various entities in different countries and to third parties.
• Ensure privacy and security templates are used appropriately, including through training activities.
• Support vendor assessment processes.
• Develop relationships with key contractual stakeholders.
• Coordinate with internal and external subject matter experts, including outside counsel.
• Communicate key issues and status to stakeholders in a timely manner.
• Identify opportunities for efficiencies and work to remove obstacles, implementing necessary changes.
Other ongoing day-to-day operational activities required to support the management of an effective global privacy program including conducting risk assessments; support of cross border data transfers; reports and documentation; improving tools and processes, as well as managing alignment across information security, business technology and other units. The successful candidate will work well within a team environment and be able to effectively interface with multiple stakeholders at all levels of management.
Familiarity with contracts should include vendor, managed services, hardware, software, SaaS, and cloud hosted agreements.
• Bachelor's Degree required.
• At least 5 years of experience, preferably at a law firm or legal department of a multi-national company.
• Excellent drafting, negotiating, problem solving, and communications skills.
• Knowledge of data security requirements, privacy laws, and contracting practices regulations and policies preferred.
• Ability to resolve contractual problems, and manage multiple tasks and changing priorities
• Strong customer experience/service/delivery and business acumen.
• Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP) helpful but not required
• Attention to detail, good analytical and organizational skills
• Ability to work independently and ask questions when necessary while effectively contributing as part of a team
• Good communication and presentation skills - both oral and written.
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Wednesday, October 1, 2008
GameStop to Enter French Market with $700M Buy
Grapevine, Texas-based GameStop announced Wednesday that it has agreed to acquire fellow video game retailer Micromania from a European private equity fund for $700 million in cash. GameStop, which claims to be the world's largest video game retailer, currently operates 5,889 locations in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, plus 755 stores within the European Union. Thanks to the Micromania acquisition, GameStop said, it will gain 332 locations throughout France, where it previously had no stores. The deal, GameStop noted, is subject to European Commission approval and is expected to close in November 2008.


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Alliance Markets Group is a revenue generating sales channel focused on driving minority business enterprise spend within the RR Donnelley Fortune 1000 and Government customer base. We execute this model by forging strategic alliances and joint ventures with Minority and Women Owned Business Enterpises (MWBE's).
RR Donnelley believes that it is our responsibility to represent the interests of our industry and our customers to U.S. federal, state and local governments.
Our Government Affairs department acts as an advocate for our company, our customers and our industry in three ways:
RR Donnelley's efforts are focused on several issues, including:
In addition, RR Donnelley works with trade associations and customers to support their public policy efforts. We frequently partner with several leading industry associations, including the Printing Industries of America, the Direct Marketing Association and the PostCom.
In recent years, we have worked with all 50 states and numerous federal and local government agencies. Our work with government agencies includes the following:
Through sponsorships and alliances, RR Donnelley strives to build strong relationships with its employee, community, and marketplace partners.
The RR Donnelley Foundation believes that a combination of values to strengthen the communities in which the employees of R. R. Donnelley & Sons live and work. Drawing on its tradition of supporting youth, education, inclusion and diversity, the Foundation is responsive to the emerging needs that challenge our employees and their communities. The Foundation works to enhance the support it provides by acting in collaboratively with other agencies that help us enable our mission.
RR Donnelley builds strong and lasting relationships with diverse partners in the workplace, marketplace and community. We strive to create a workplace in which behaviors, practices, and policies promote respect, inclusion, utilization, development and career progress of talent across all forms of diversity. In the community, we support efforts and activities that promote inclusion and marketplace opportunities for underserved members.
Marketing and Sales build relationships with current or potential customers through the support of charitable activities. The goal of our sales and marketing efforts is achieve profitable growth, expand our operations globally in areas that capitalize on our core strengths and pursue new business opportunities that build on our print-related competencies, a key business strategy.
Support of non-profits is extended to civic, community, professional and marketplace partners in many different ways and includes:
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In 1998, RR Donnelley recognized that no one was addressing the total supply chain for the printing industry. From this milestone, an industry-leading core competency in Supply Chain Management has been developed.
At RR Donnelley, the Supply Chain focus is on total cost, which includes quality, service, delivery, price and continuous improvement. Our Supply Chain initiatives are also data-driven and employ Six Sigma methodologies. As a supplier to RR Donnelley, you must demonstrate strong skills in these areas.
We at RR Donnelley are committed to the inclusion of minority- and women-owned businesses in our supplier base and to growing our total spending with these businesses. RR Donnelley has the most robust supplier diversity initiative in the print industry with two full-time staff people dedicated to strategy development and program management.
In 2007, our spending with this diverse business community was approximately $78 million. While we are pleased with our progress so far, we are not satisfied. We continue to set goals to identify new, incremental business opportunities for our MWBE supply chain partners. Our longer-range goal is for diverse supplier utilization to represent at least 5% of total procurement. We plan to benchmark ourselves against the best companies across all industry groups. We will continue to report our MWBE utilization to customers and to identify and develop MWBE suppliers, cultivating relationships with these businesses and measuring our progress.
RR Donnelley is an active corporate member of the National Minority Supplier Development Council and the Women's Business Enterprise National Council.
To become involved with the RR Donnelley Supplier Diversity Program, a supplier must comply with the following guidelines:
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To be eligible for the RR Donnelley program, certification from an RR Donnelley approved agency must be provided. Examples of these agencies include the National Minority Supplier Development Council and its 39 regional purchasing councils, the Women's Business Development Center, Women's Business Enterprise National Council and city or municipal certifying agencies.
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This luxurious hotel welcomes guests into a lobby with a 24-hour reception and check-out service, hotel safe and wireless Internet access. There is a restaurant on site, and guests will appreciate the conference facilities on offer. For an additional fee, guests can enjoy 24-hour room service, and laundry services are also available (fees apply).
This city hotel is located in the heart of Denpasar. It also offers easy access to all of the main attractions in South Bali and the surrounding areas. The hotel is just an hour's drive from Denpasar International Airport and close to the island's main business areas and central government offices.
The apartment-style guest rooms are tastefully decorated and come equipped with various amenities. These include a telephone, LCD TV, minibar, safe and Internet access. The spacious bathrooms feature a bath and shower and all rooms also come with a desk and individually regulated air conditioning units.
Guests can enjoy a swim in the outdoor swimming pool, followed by a relaxing massage or spa treatment.
The hotel restaurant offers a varied menu and serves delicious and fresh meals on a daily basis.
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Located, just 5 minutes walking to Plaza España, the Magic Montjuic Fountain and Sants train station; this stylish and bright apartment couldn't have a better Barcelona location. Everything you need is right on your doorstep, and with this place to come back to you can feel relaxed and at home. Perfect for up to five guests looking to explore!
Planes, trains and automobiles. However you arrive, you will probably pass through Plaça Espanya, part of the district of Sants-Montjuic. But this isn't just a transport hub. There are plenty of reasons to get your camera out. Some busy roads converge here. But off the main avenue there are quiet spots too. Sants station is the gateway to almost anywhere (notably the airport). But don't think about leaving. Check out the Venetian towers and the Gallery of Catalan Art. And re-enact Freddie Mercury's homage to the city at the Magic Fountain.
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Barclay Butera Lifestyle by Zodax pairs up one of America's hottest interior designers with one of the most respected companies in the home decorative accessories industry. Here you'll find all the items that flawlessly finish off a room: Throw cushions with energetic geometric prints, Bergamot orange-scented jar candles and frosted glass candle holders, wooden and glass vases, even elegant accessories for your kitchen. Barclay Butera Lifestyle by Zodax plays up Butera's knack for mixing and matching diverse styles to create luxurious interiors that are nevertheless livable and inviting. Naturally, the collection complements Butera's furniture, bedding and artwork lines, which meld traditional European, American and Far Eastern influences.
Luxurious textures and materials are the hallmark of all these furnishings, accents, and art from Barclay Butera. But it's not a "no-drinking-wine-on-the-sofa"-type of luxury: everything from beach-themed art to soft earth-and-sea tones make for a laid-back, coastal vibe that's so easy to live with.
Throw pillows shouldn't be a throwaway element in a room — you should put just as much thought into them as you do into choosing the sofa, chair, or bed they're meant to adorn. And you're sure to find your match in this selection of our most luxurious throw cushions, featuring rich colors, eye-catching patterns, and first-rate materials like silk, linen, and wool.
We're feeling blue ... in a good way. This hue, in all its moods — from dramatic to lighthearted — is the centerpiece of all the furnishings, accents, bedding, and more in this sale. Pick up your favorites, and don't be afraid to mix tones for maximum visual effect.
In most parts of the country, the summer feeling is still in the air — so, before autumn comes, we encourage you to throw one more really big, fun party outside. These lanterns and hurricanes will add a contemporary-rustic charm to your end-of-summer get-together ... and, come autumn and beyond, they'll still make elegant finishing accents. Remember, exterior design is just as important as interior design.


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Every day Poets & Writers Magazine scans the headlines—from publishing reports to academic announcements to literary dispatches—for all the news that creative writers need to know. Here are today's stories:
Yesterday on Twitter, author and writing instructor Elizabeth McCracken dispensed sage advice to MFA applicants. (GalleyCat)
Dustin Kurtz reports that the government of Iran may relax its literary censorship. (Melville House)
"Poetry as we know it—sonnets or free verse on a printed page—feels akin to throwing pottery or weaving quilts, activities that continue in spite of their cultural marginality." Kenneth Goldsmith considers the connections between Internet culture and current poetry. (New Yorker)
The Wall Street Journal wonders if recent Nobel Prize winner Alice Munro will end retirement.
Financed by Harvard, the Emily Dickinson Archive is now integrated and available online, providing Dickinson readers with a single website through which they can peruse manuscripts housed in multiple locations and libraries. (New York Times)
Shaun Usher explains to the Telegraph the reasons he launched the popular website Letters of Note.
Anna Holmes shares an exclusive excerpt from The Book of Jezebel, including a description of George Eliot, the pen name of Victorian author Mary Ann Evans. (Time)
Maria Popova looks at Dani Shapiro's new book Still Writing: The Pleasures and Perils of a Creative Life, describing it as a "magnificent memoir of the writing life, at once disarmingly personal and brimming with widely resonant wisdom." (Brain Pickings)


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The hotel is ok for short staying,location it's good close to the metro ,they don't have wifi in the room,only in lobby.In the evenings the area around the hotel it s not really safe.There is only one terass open until about 1:00 called la favorite.
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I recently purchased a new lens - the Canon 50mm 1.4. I shoot clients exclusively with prime lenses, and felt this would be a good fit for the type of photography I do.
This is a lens photographers either love or hate. There is no in between. Those who love it say if they could only have one lens, this would be it. So far, I am in Camp Love. But I have learned the lens is a bit tricky. You really have to spend some time with it to get to know its nuances and be able to get the best performance from it.
It is not a lens you can just put on the camera and be good to go. I've been playing around with it for a few weeks now, and have developed a good feel for it.
When you get it right? Your image is stunning. When you miss, you really miss. Turns out there really isn't any in between in that respect either.
Obviously, I'm not going to practice with a new lens on a client. So, my child gets to be the victim, I mean my subject. When she's in the mood. Which on this day, she was. She was just doing her thing, and I liked the look of the light and the way she was resting her face on her hand.
I asked if I could take a few shots and she said, "Yes." In the end, we looked at the images together. She pointed to this one and said, "I like it, Mommy. You can put your mark on it and post it to Facebook."
I really like it, too. Her personality shines through. I love the gleam in her eye, the smirk on her lips and the hint of the dimple on her cheek.
So, here's what I did with this image in Lightroom...
Right off the bat I went with my Greater Than Gatsby, "Dreamy" preset. I love what this preset does with color and skin tone, especially in children. And it adjusts exposure to keep the focus of the image on the face and eyes, where I want it to be.
I did some overall sharpening/noise reduction; a standard step in my post processing. Then I played around with white balance and settled on, "Tungsten." I applied a very slight vignette. Used the heal tool to remove a red spot from her cheek. And then added some additional sharpening around the eyes.
I have been shooting wide open with this lens to see what I can get away with. For this shot, I knew one eye would have a softer focus because her face is turned slighting from the camera. It was an effect I liked, but would not always necessarily choose.
This one? I'm printing and framing. And I know years from now it will be a favorite...


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Emergency Medical Services Professions
The 18-month EMS program at TJC is a close-knit community of hardworking healthcare professionals who will guide you toward a fulfilling career in emergency medical care.
We have state of the art facilities including a full ambulance, decked-out with the latest emergency healthcare equipment. Our faculty brings their experience to the classroom every day to provide hands-on, real-world training.
Upon completion of the EMT program, you can apply as an emergency medical technician. If you complete the paramedic certificate, you're qualified to apply as a licensed paramedic.
To be successful, emergency medical professionals must demonstrate:
- High level of ethics and morals
- Desire to provide the best possible medical care
- Sound judgment and problem-solving skills
- Excellent physical conditioning
- Ability to work well on a team and under pressure
- Excellent communication and leadership skills
- Strong math and science background
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We are now accepting applications for the Fall 2017 paramedic program. Applicants can deliver completed applications to the EMSP Program Coordinator in the Pirtle Technology Building, room T261.
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Emergency Medical Service Professions (AAS)
Our fast-paced Emergency Medical Services program will train you to provide lifesaving care to the sick and injured on the scene and during emergency transport.
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Join our 18-month paramedic option certificate and further your skills in the Emergency Medical Service Profession.
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The EMT program is a general open enrollment program at TJC. The paramedic program falls under the selective admissions application.
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The lower levels are "more of a place to be seen and not heard" and the spectators are often viewed as those "who consider it a status symbol" to watch the games. And even with an infiltration of opposing fans often "makes the stadium feel 60 percent Texans to 40 percent visitors" most game days, "this is Texas. [They] love football." Despite the team's lack of success, the fans are "loud and boisterous," and "even when they played the Titans, the fans were still behind their Texans as much as they were rooting for Vince Young."\n\nSCORE\n\n7 out of 10\n\n \n\n\nFOOD & SOUVENIRS\n\nHot Dog \n$5.00\n\n\nSoda (21 oz.)\n$3.25\n\n\nBeer (21 oz.)\n$6.00\n\n\nExpected Meal Cost\n$10-$20\n\n\nProgram\n$5\n\n\nCap\n$15.00\n\nLike most professional stadiums, there's the typical pricey, Aramark-catered ballpark grub, such as hot dogs, pizza, nachos, sodas and beer. But there are many specialty kiosks from local restaurants, among the most notable being Prince's hamburgers and French fried shrimp. Hot dogs are taken up a notch with sausage dogs and the lite beers are challenged with local microbreweries, such as Shiner beer, and margaritas. And "if you look hard enough, you can get a 24 oz. beer for $1 more than a 16 oz." Mexican taquerias serve up more authentic tasting nachos and Cuervo Cantina, a seated bar on the south field level concourse serves "the freshest fajitas in the stadium" Of course, "the club level rocks," if you can afford it. With posh lounges and flat-screen televisions, Reliant's clubs are "better than nightclubs" on Sundays. The Verizon Wireless Club on the east section even has a wait staff on hand so "you don't have to leave your seat." However, given the huge tailgating scene, there are many who "don't usually have much, just beer and peanuts" to hold them off "until it's time to go back to the parking lot to tailgate again."\n\nSCORE\n\n7 out of 10\n\n \n\n\nACCESSIBILITY\n\nParking\n$15.00\n\nReliant Stadium is located in the heart of downtown Houston just off Interstate 610 and in a web of several major highways, but the lack of exits clogs the 610 ramp quickly. Given the circumstances that "Houston traffic is awful as it is, but throw in 75,000 people cramming into one large parking lot with three entrances," congestion is almost unavoidable. However, there are many alternatives to driving. The Houston METRORail "helps get the non-tailgating crowd in much quicker," and brings spectators from all around downtown and drops them off right at the stadium. For the industrious sorts, the simplicity of the METRORail -- "METRORail and beer = easy" -- the commute is anything but troublesome. There are also city buses and cabs. Most have found the easiest way to avoid the congestion is simply to arrive very early for tailgating and "avoid the after-game traffic by having a drink or looking through the stores." Overall, the commute "is easy because you know everyone on the road is going to the game," but many are left baffled that "they could have caught a high school game two days earlier with less traffic and better football." \n\nSCORE\n\n6 out of 10\n\n \n\n\nTAILGATING\n"Given that it was prohibited when the Oilers were in town, people now have jumped on the opportunity" to tailgate. Texas is home to some of the best barbecue and a lot of southern hospitality, where "the smell of barbecue fills the air and, even if you don't know anyone, you still feel as if you're just going to the game with your buddies." A "sea of tents, extravagant barbecue pits, double-decker buses, live bands, DJs, shot blocks ? and some of the best brisket you will ever eat," and not to mention the "Miller Lite girls driving around in golf carts passing out Miller Lite and Texans gear," create an atmosphere that make it "sometimes better just to hang outside rather than go into the games." The stadium has taken note of that, and the new Texas phenomenon "is highly encouraged" by the Texans organization. Tailgaters allowed to purchase parking passes even if they don't have game tickets. Tailgater of the Week" and "Tailgater of the Year" have become "very prestigious awards to receive." The party spills over into the post-game with plenty of beer and food still available for hours following. "It's really an awesome thing to witness."\n\nSCORE\n\n7 out of 10\n\n \n\n\nTEAM\n\nDeMeco Ryans">DeMeco Ryans :: AP\n\nRecord through Week 9\n3-5\n\n\nPlayers Worth Watching\n\nMatt Schaub (QB), Andre Johnson (WR), DeMeco Ryans (LB)\n\n\nSCORE\n\n4 out of 10\n\n \n\n\nSTADIUM ATMOSPHERE\nAs hoards of fans make their way toward Reliant Stadium, the sight from the freeways is "just a magnificent beauty in every way" as it "dwarfs the Eight Wonder of the World [the AstroDome] next door." Reliant was the first NFL stadium with a retractable roof when it opened in 2002 and it still has fans oohing and ahhing. Statues of charging bulls are scattered around the stadium, representing the spirit of the fans, but it seems the true spirit is found in the gated section at the south end of the stadium: Budweiser Plaza. Live bands, including the Bull Pen Pep Band, and food and drinks before and after the game create the tailgating and party atmosphere expected of Texas. For kids, the Coca-Cola Fanatic Fun Zone offers special activities and music, too. Inside the glass structure, all 71,500 seats are so close to the field that "you can smell the grass" making every view "fantastic -- even from the nose bleeds." Four large bars and 16 smaller ones, big screens above both end zones, an HD JumboTron that is "lord knows how many feet big," concourses "so big that the lines [for food] aren't crowded," scoreboards with fantasy football updates throughout the mezzanines, escalators that lead to the top of the stadium and 196 luxury suites that have a "Texan feel to them ? like classy western bars." And, although the game is on the field, the rafters have their own excitement with some unique pre-game, acrobatic performances from the Texans cheerleaders and mascot, Toro, who has been known to leap from the top of the stadium only to be caught by a bungee cord at the last second. But what really has Texan fans enthused about their new digs is "No Bud Adams ... always a plus!!" \n\nSCORE\n\n9 out of 10\n\n \n\n\nNEIGHBORHOOD\nIn the heart of Houston's business district and just blocks from the Texas Medical Center, Reliant Stadium is "right on the cusp between a really nice part of town and the worst ghetto." It is relatively safe -- "you can walk around the stadium and not get mugged" -- and the "semi-slummy" area is certainly up and coming. Linked to downtown via the METRORail, Reliant Park, which includes four facilities for sports and entertainment, is a hub of redevelopment in Houston and many new housing facilities have sprouted and the area has "come a long way in the last decade or so." Many are thankful that the Six Flags Astroworld is gone, making the area "a bit more sterile," but the run-down half of the stadium's surroundings still has some describing the neighborhood as "a dump and a freeway."\n\nSCORE\n\n3 out of 10\n\n \n\n\nBOTTOM LINE\nFor $450 million, it seems Houston got what it paid for -- a luxury, state-of-the-art entertainment facility that is "so much better than when Bud was here." The neighboring AstroDome has become a sheer embarrassment as the soul Texas has been revived with the re-introduction, and encouraging, of tailgating to Houston fans. "Before, it was just a football game," but not so anymore. The fans are hospitable in their tailgating ways, never shooing away the frequent tailgating grazers and welcoming any and all as family. The Oilers set the bar low for Houston fans, and the game day experience at Reliant is rocketing toward one of the best in the nation. 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The rumours have been spreading like ripples – and so, it seems, have space and time.
By all indications, scientists are about to announce they have detected gravitational waves – a century-old prediction of Einstein's theory of general relativity and one of the most anticipated signals in the history of physics. In the process, they will have opened up an entirely new way of seeing the cosmos – a Nobel Prize-worthy achievement.
Gravitational waves are literally waves in the fabric of spacetime – passing distortions generated by distant cataclysms, such as when two black holes that are locked in a death spiral collide and merge.
The details of Thursday's upcoming announcement have not yet been confirmed by the 1,000-member international team of researchers working with Advanced LIGO, the first experiment to come along with a realistic chance of detecting gravitational waves as they sweep past our planet.
But it's no secret what the experiment is looking for: signs that the universe is awash with such vibrations, along with the hope of using them to make new discoveries about the cosmos and to provide the strongest test yet of Einstein's pre-eminent theory.
Calculations suggest that even now, with the experiment not yet operating at its maximum design sensitivity, it could spot one or more gravitational events a year.
Such events could be collisions involving black holes or neutron stars happening somewhere among the millions of galaxies that surround us.
Advanced LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory) has now been running for six months and it's become an open secret that it's seen something. Team members are doing their best to keep mum, but with anticipation growing and experiment leaders and other senior scientists flying in to appear at a special news briefing in Washington, no one is expecting a negative result.
"It has been a great time the last few months analyzing the data. I am looking forward to telling the world what our results are so far," said Harald Pfeiffer, a researcher at the Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics in Toronto and a member of the Advanced LIGO team.
But while the media buzz is growing and the early indications are more than promising, many experts say they will remain cautious until they have seen the data for themselves. Recent history is full of major scientific announcements that later proved to be an overreach or just flat wrong once others found a crucial error or incorrect assumption.
Conscious of this, the Advanced LIGO team even went so far as to direct some of its members to insert false data that might mimic a gravitational wave signal to test the system's ability to spot a red herring.
And little wonder. The measurement of gravitational waves – something never before achieved – would be a remarkably difficult feat to pull off. Even a stray air current would be enough to throw off the experiment, which measures changes in a four-kilometre-long laser beam as small as 1/1000th the width of a proton.
"The idea of actually detecting gravitational waves and using them to learn things about distant galaxies … it's just an extraordinarily audacious undertaking," said Lee Smolin, a theorist who specializes in problems related to gravity and general relativity at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Waterloo, Ont.
The LIGO project, founded in 1992 by researchers at Caltech and MIT, is supported by the U.S. National Science Foundation and now includes many other institutional members.
The experiment consists of two facilities, one in Washington State and one in Louisiana, each with a pair of long arms that send laser light bouncing back and forth along identical four-km-long tunnels.
The challenge of measuring a distortion in space is that everything else distorts with it, including any sort of ruler or measuring tape, no matter how accurate. But laser light can only move at one constant speed, so if space is momentarily stretched out in the direction the light is travelling, its journey will take a tiny bit longer. Because the two arms are at right angles to each other, the difference between how long it takes light to travel down each one can reveal a gravitational wave signal.
And because there are two facilities widely separated, local effects due to vibrations from wind, seismic activity and even passing traffic – all of which might be mistaken for a gravitational wave if only one facility were built – can be ruled out. A real gravitational wave should be felt by both.
The advanced version of LIGO, with much higher sensitivity than before, began taking data last September. As to whether it has finally achieved the long-awaited detection, Dr. Pfeiffer would only say, "That would be worth calling a press conference for."Report Typo/Error
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Dhaka, 5 April 2017: Bangladesh moved up three spots and ranked 139th out of 188 countries in Global Human Development Index (HDI) 2015, says the Human Development Report (HDR) 2016 launched today (Wednesday, 5 April 2017) at NEC Conference Room, Planning Commission in Dhaka. As per HDR 2015, Bangladesh's position was 142nd out of 188 countries.
The report shows that in almost every country, several groups face disadvantages that often overlap and reinforce each other, increasing vulnerability.
Dhaka, 11 July 2017: The Government of Bangladesh (GoB) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) today signed an agreement for implementation of a new local government (LG) project entitled "Efficient and Accountable Local Governance (EALG)."
Dhaka, 9 July 2017 – The Government of Bangladesh reaffirmed its commitment to fully implement the Chittagong Hill Tract Peace Accord, 1997, by inaugurating a new project "Strengthening Inclusive Development in the Chittagong Hill Tracts (SID-CHT)" that will be implemented with support from United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in partnership with USAID and Danida. The new development project that will be implemented in the next five years is focusing on sustainable and inclusive development of the Chittagong Hill Tracts
Dhaka, 4 June 2017 –Economic Relations Division (ERD) of the Ministry of Finance started dialogue with the eminent persons with the assistance of UNDP supported Knowledge for Development Management (K4DM) Project.
Dhaka, 1 June 2017 – Finance Minister AMA Muhit presented a report on 'Climate Protection and Development: Budget Report, 2017-18' while placing the National Budget for FY 2017-18 on 1st June 2017. Finance Division published this report with the assistance from a project "Inclusive Budgeting and Financing for Climate Resilience (IBFCR)", being implemented by the Finance Division with technical and financial support from UNDP and DFID.
Dhaka, 26 April 2017 – A new partnership has been announced between the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Division of the Ministry of Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology of the Government of Bangladesh and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Bangladesh. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed this morning between the two organizations at the Software Technology Park, Janata Tower, Dhaka.
On 29-30 March 2017, UNDP's Human Rights Programme (HRP), organized a workshop titled "Mapping of Human Rights Good Practices of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and Applications of HRBA" at Daily Star Bhaban, Dhaka.
Dhaka, 13 April 2017 – A new database platform "Bangladesh Peace Observatory Facility" (BPO) has been launched at an event today organized by the Centre for Genocide Studies of the University of Dhaka, at Hotel Radisson Blue.
Success of the Activating Village Courts project, which in the previous seven years provided access to justice to over seven (7) million people mainly in rural areas, have led to an increased interest of the domestic and international public and the continuation of the partnership between the Government of Bangladesh, the European Union and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
It is one year since every country in the world signed up to the Sustainable Development Goals.
They form a blueprint for addressing the most significant challenges facing our planet and its people.
Challenges like climate change.
This is likely to be the hottest year on record and here in Asia, climate change is a cause of the natural disasters that have claimed half a million lives in the last decade.
Challenges like inequality, which has been growing for four-fifths of Asia-Pacific's population over the last 20 years.
Challenges brought on by the accelerating process of ageing, which will make it harder for many Asian states to provide basic services to their people.
The 17 SDGs will address these challenges and other interlinked issues, including education, hunger and security.
But governments cannot implement this blueprint on their own. Nor can the UN and other development organizations.
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Asia-Pacific Development Effectiveness Facility (AP-DEF) opened a two-day meeting on aid ahead of the upcoming Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation.
More than 100 government delegates and development experts are exploring how to design integrated national financing frameworks for the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Asia-Pacific.
"Domestic sources of finance are emerging as a key driving force for sustainable development in Asia-Pacific," said Haoliang Xu, UN Assistant Secretary-General and UNDP Director for Asia and the Pacific. "These new sources of finance allow us to expand the existing development cooperation and partnership."
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This Environmental and Social Management Plan has been prepared in support of a project proposal on "Enhancing Women and Girls Adaptive Capacity to Climate Change in Bangladesh" by the Government of Bangladesh to the Green Climate Fund.
Late last year, the Global Crowdfunding Academy was launched. The Academy is a partnership between the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Croatia, UNDP Innovation Facility, and the UN Istanbul Regional Hub.
The future is urban and nowhere is that more true than in Bangladesh. If current rates of urbanisation continue, the country's urban population will double by 2035. Around the Bay of Bengal, a mega city would join Dhaka to Chittagong, creating one of the world's largest conglomerations.
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The Upazila Governance Project (UZGP) is going to launch a school-level "Red Card Campaign" on Wednesday, 7 September 2016, aimed at raising awareness among school students, teachers, guardians and community people to fight against early marriage and sexual harassment.
In breaking from traditional development models, and in trying to ensure that 'no one is left behind,' UNDP has leveraged low-cost innovations, knowledge exchanges between countries, and emerging technologies, to provide new opportunities to some of the most marginalized communities in the Asia-Pacific region.
Do you want to make a big difference? Calling all the youth across Bangladesh to form teams and compete in the Bangladesh's first earthquake innovation challenge.
Like every other day, Abdur Rashid and his family went to bed early knowing they would have to be up again in a few hours, ready for work. But as he fell asleep to the sloshing of the rain accompanied by the occasional rumbling of thunder, a strange feeling of unease played at the back of his mind.
It's easy to lose hope sometimes, especially in the world we live in today. A world where man kills man over God and a world where children turn terrorists to fight oppression, appears to be the world that generations have painstakingly chiseled away at to build over centuries.
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As leaders gather for the World Humanitarian Summit, we have an historic opportunity and renewed momentum to meet these global challenges by fundamentally changing how the world deals with crises.
In 2015, world leaders adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, which established 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and committed the world to ending poverty, fighting inequality and injustice, and tackling climate change by 2030.
Stride Bangladesh, an organization working to connect youth with the concept of sustainable development goals, in collaboration with United Nations Development Program Bangladesh
For the third consecutive year, Bangladesh has won the world's most prestigious award for excellence in information technology - the "World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS)" award – for innovative initiatives of Access to Information (a2i) Programme of the Prime Minister's Office supported by UNDP &...
UNDP has appojnted Mashrafe Bin Mortaza as UNDP National Goodwill Ambassador for Youth in Bangladesh. Currently, Mr. Mortaza is the captain of Bangladesh national cricket team for One Day International and Twenty-20. He will work closely with UNDP to advocate for youth employment in Bangladesh towards the...
Fernando Carrera joined the Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister, Member (Senior Secretary) General Economics Division and nine Secretaries in a special session on SDG implementation in Bangladesh.


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