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Dec 9, 2011 at 10:10 UTC
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After 28 years studying the same family of wild spotted dolphins in the Bahamas, Denise Herzing knows three generations of dolphin kin: toddlers to grandmothers.
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They have a social structure not so different from ours: they have names for each other, they must resolve conflicts, coordinate their shared efforts, nurture the next generation, and many other human-like complexities.
The spotted dolphins will even babysit the calves of the neighborhood bottlenose dolphins and vice versa.
Here's an amazing TED Talk with Denise Herzing, who brings these animals' lives into familiar focus for us:
Intriguing stuff!.. Sometimes I wonder if one day we will look back at how we now define "intelligence" and shake our heads in embarrassment.
Play is perhaps the most telling behavior.
Engaging in play demonstrates an elective search for joy. We used to think animals were all instinct and automated purpose, but inviting the divers into dolphin games means we have to rethink all that. Keep in mind those were wild dolphins. They were free to swim off at any time, but they were interested in a new system that could include fun!
This made me rethink how I organize the world into "them and us." That line is a little more blurry now!
Communicating with wild dolphins: Why should we care?
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Koko Turns 44!Posted on October 16, 2015 by Liesl Ulrich-Verderber
Sometimes we just need a little reminder from our childhood to remember that it's still an amazing world!
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For those who didn't see it on Facebook or floating around the internet, yesterday was Koko's 44th birthday.
If you don't know or remember Koko: she is a female lowland gorilla who became famous in 1999 for starring in a PBS documentary made about her remarkable use of American Sign language. With the guidance of her trainer, Penny Patterson, she has mastered the use of more than 2000 words and has cleverly made up her own signs for compound words to expand her connection with her human friends. With this form of language, she has conveyed her emotions and other abstract thoughts.
As a child, I somehow (probably by whining during a PBS pledge drive) convinced my parents to purchase the PBS documentary A Conversation With Koko, and it was my favorite movie–yes, I thought documentaries were movies. I played it until the VHS started to fade.
Yesterday, on Koko's birthday, I watched it again and found myself transported back to a childhood where it made sense that animals could learn to communicate. That they had feelings and thoughts. That they loved and could form bonds with other animals.
For those that have never seen it, here is a brief trailer for this exquisite documentary…
Here's the backstory!…
Though I am sitting at a desk now, and not an animal rehabber or researcher like I wanted to be when I was a child, Koko's story has continued to inspire me. I hope that we can share this documentary, and others like it, with children who are still dreaming and believing anything is possible in the hopes that they too become inspired to think about their place in the wider world.
Without creatures like Koko, we can all too easily forget about the richness of life on this planet!
Here's a remarkable video to remind us of possibility through the eyes of Robin Williams and Koko…
Now take a look at part of Koko's remarkable emotional life:
You can visit Koko and help The Gorilla Foundation at Gorilla.org, there is so much there to inspire possibility at any age. Want to see a few more of their extraordinary videos and learn about Koko's life? Check out their KokoFlix Blog.
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Why Should We Care About the Waggle Dance?Posted on November 4, 2015 by Dr. Lynda
Today we're going to look at "the waggle dance," and before you scoff, roll your eyes, and leave the page: no, we are not talking about a trending new dance craze! (Not yet, anyway!)
The remarkable journey we'll take you on today starts with the fact that it is harvest season when we are publishing this article, and we owe almost everything we are eating this time of year to the most intrepid pollinators on the planet: bees.
So where does the "waggle dance" fit into our enjoying crisp apples, thick squash and plump tomatoes? Well, it is actually a real dance, with specific steps performed by bees to communicate to their friends where the best nectar sources are. And this is not just a fun fact. The waggle is directly or indirectly responsible for 80% of our food on earth, for without the waggle dance much of life on the planet could not exist.
I had no idea bees were that critical to the world's food supply.
Almost as remarkable as the dance itself, is the fact that we humans have been able to figure out exactly what each variation of the dance means, but we'll have more on that in a moment.
Why should we care about the Bees' Waggle Dance?
The answer is twofold. First, the waggle dance reminds us that in the natural world there is no end to the things going on right under our noses that are critical to our existence. Ever since I did the research for this article I look at every bee like a precious wonder. Second, the dance demonstrates that knowledge is power. You may know that honey bees are in peril all around the world, but the more we know, the more we can turn the ship around on the health of bee populations.
So now that we've sprung that bit of negative detail on you, we are going to have some fun lifting you up to a new level of appreciation for these great little gems of the natural world. And I can't wait to show you how some clever scientists have sorted this dance thing out!
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Okay, now that we are all on the same page about the "what?," let's get to "why?" and "how?" This video by Georgia Tech's College of Computing tells the whole story in their video The Waggle Dance of the Honey Bee:
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The waggle dance is incredible, but what's the bigger picture?
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You can view the whole article by clicking here, but the most troubling bit states that just 100 species of plants provide 90% of the global food supply, and 71 of them rely on bee pollination for their existence. 4 After you get familiar with this subject you may never feel like swatting another bee again, and you'll likely want to get involved in some way (check out our "Get Involved" section at the bottom for ways to help!).
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If much of the world's food supply links back to healthy bee populations, what does this mean for all of us?
Thanks to Whole Foods Market, we now have an excellent mental picture of what would happen if the bees were gone. The following is a photograph we call Before and After Bees., and shows what your market's produce section looks like today, with the bee population waning (on top) versus without a bee population (on bottom):
A Little Sunshine Before We End…
Have no fear! Scientists all over the world are taking steps to find solutions. And best of all,.. there are ordinary people, like you and I, doing some amazing things too! Organizations are sprouting up world-wide to advocate for bees and we'll wrap this article up today with the National Honey Bee Day Waggle Dance, one of the best flash mob videos I've come across.
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If you're looking to actually get involved after learning more, check out Change.org's Save our bees and the food we eat takes a shot at Bayer Chemicals, makers of many products (most recognizably Bayer Aspirin), but also sheds light on how big companies may be damaging the ability for bees to reproduce, survive, and thrive. Click here to go to change.org and join 191,000 people already taking action.
Thanks for stopping by EWC today. I'm going to waggle-dance my way over to make some toast with real, raw honey, and I'll appreciate it so much more now!
Stay open, curious and hopeful!
~ Dr. Lynda
Fireflies: A Synchronized Light ShowPosted on September 9, 2015 by Dr. Lynda
The sounds and smells of summer can bring powerful memories to mind: crickets chirping in perfect sync, screen doors slamming with a bounce, and the smells of cut grass and charcoal grills. But there is one unique visual that conjures a particular kind of wondrous memory: the dancing lights of fireflies at dusk. In Tennessee Fireflies are abundant, here's a quick look at just how amazing summer truly is.
I can close my eyes at my desk right now and remember sultry summer evenings with cousins and friends, collecting for science after we heard the rumor that someone, somewhere, would pay us a penny per blinking bug.
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Take a look at this piece with Lee Cowan as our guide on the CBS's Sunday Morning show. Here's a place in Tennessee that honors this delight of nature in a special way:
Lovely fun. Beautiful sentiments in that video. Thanks Lee!
And then the video sent my mind wandering: how much do we know about these special creatures? Not much when I stopped to think about it! So I went in search of a little science to round out our appreciation for this summer spectacle. Take a look at this:
I had no idea! Thanks to Science Friday for that bit of insight.
If you liked knowing a bit more about the backstory of fireflies, you might like visiting Science Friday. They have podcasts and videos that my teenagers enjoy without my nagging at them to find someplace insightful on the web! (Now that's high praise!)
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Feb 8, 2010 at 10:44 UTC
Did you reuse the same IP address or a different one?
After putting 2003 on there, did you configure the DRAC software?
Feb 8, 2010 at 10:45 UTC
Are you talking about RDP? Or some other type of remote access supplied by dell?
Feb 8, 2010 at 10:54 UTC
supplied by dell when you go to the ip of the drac, i can see everything exept i can't fire up the remote console
Feb 8, 2010 at 10:56 UTC
I've tried same ip as before and configured a new one. I installed the new OS from scratch so there aren't any old drivers hanging around. I have the same problem with the 2nd server that someone else set up also with Win2003
Feb 8, 2010 at 12:15 UTC
Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
In theory the BMC should not have any changes caused by the OS installed. It should always be there just the same.
Feb 8, 2010 at 12:27 UTC
Since it uses Java, when I had the Win 2000 that worked and the 2003 that didn't, I backed down the version of Java to the same as what was on the 2000 server with no luck. I've seen postings for other people having the same problem with remote console on 2003, but nobody so far seems to have a fix that I've found. I can live without it but it is annoying not knowing why it doesn't work.
Feb 8, 2010 at 2:58 UTC
Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
It uses Java on the machine viewing the remote console - it has nothing to do with the version of Java running on the server on the hardware with the console! In fact, no Java needs to be on there at all.
Feb 10, 2010 at 1:25 UTC
GSAA.com is an IT service provider.
I have one of these and 3 6450/700 servers I inherited with this network about 3 years ago. I would love to find documentation and or software to use the DRAC on these boxes. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Feb 24, 2010 at 2:08 UTC
akp982 is an IT service provider.
Did you manage to get this sorted in the end?
If you did could you mark the Best Answer and any Helpful Posts?
May 5, 2011 at 9:13 UTC
I know it sounds silly, but check your workstation's browser. It may be unable to launch the Java for a myriad of reasons: security, wrong version, etc.
There is a version of Firefox that doesn't seem to like the DRAC's remote console very much. There are articles on that as well.
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Tell us about 195 Lewis…
It's essentially about a group of friends trying to navigate being black, queer and polyamorous in Brooklyn, New York. It really centers around one queer couple who decides to open up their relationship, and all of the drama that unfolds when that happens. What I really love about the show is that on one hand it focuses on what really happens when we're just radically honest and open, but then it's also about the community of women that I'm a part of here in Brooklyn.
Can you tell us about that community?
I always say we're healers, we're astrologers, we're activists. We are folks who have been trying to work within mainstream institutions that may not necessarily value our work. We not only try to work within institutions but really try to work outside of those institutions [as well].
Whenever I meet someone I try to stray away from the question of "Oh, what do you do?," but instead, "how do you spend your days?" I do feel like a lot of our folks we're just trying to figure out what makes sense for us, and how can we contribute to the world, and how can we make a difference in a way that isn't your typical nine-to-five. How can we be creative with how we spend our time and really try to uplift ourselves and our community?
How do you spend your days?
Nowadays I'm writing and directing more. In addition to directing 195 I also just wrapped a short doc series in collaboration with BRIC [the Brooklyn Public Broadcasting station]. The series is called Brooklyn Is Masquerading As The World. It profiles artists and other interesting folks living here in Brooklyn. I literally just made a list of all my friends and told them "I'm gonna come follow you around for a few days."
I'm also one part of MVMT. My other creative and life partner, Terence Nance, we've been working together on MVMT for the last 10 years. So I'm also running a film production company in addition to writing and directing. My background has been in producing, so I've largely produced over the last several years. I was the producer on Terence's An Oversimplification of Her Beauty. Over the last three or four years I've been making the transition into writing and directing.
Wow, I'm inspired.
It's really interesting to see how we recognize all the ways that we contribute and that we do the work. My other friend, she's a chef, right? Even in thinking about cooking, she's all about decolonizing the kitchen and returning to the land. Returning to the kitchen, to cooking as a form of alchemy, and really kind of reclaiming that power for ourselves.
That's what I love about the community. You can have activists, advocates, and then you can also have a chef. You can also have a bunch of visual artist friends really confronting a lot of the issues that we're going through, like how do we respond to the recent election?
I really love that we respond in a bunch of different ways. And we all acknowledge and honor all of the different ways. We're not trying to judge, [like], "You need to be out in the streets…" Yeah, I can do that, but I can also be over here doing magic and healing, and healing myself and others too. All of those things are equally important. I feel fortunate to be surrounded by people who believe in that.
There's been some amazing developments as of late in film. What do you think about this year in film and TV and the community of filmmakers of color?
I guess the part of me that is equally excited is also, I don't want say pessimistic…. I hope that we can continue to make the work. I hope that this year isn't going to be seen as, "Yes, this year 2016 was a great year for Atlanta, for Issa." I don't want this year to be the one year. I want next year to also be the next year.
To build on this.
Right, exactly. To continue to build and grow. And to continue to be prolific, so it's not just the two or three folks who are doing amazing work. You know, your Avas… Let's continue to grow and continue to put out the work. I guess I'm just encouraged to see more of the work.
We have so many stories to tell. So many viewpoints and perspectives. All I want is to see more of that. Even with 195, I don't want this to be the definitive work on what it means to be black and queer and poly. There needs to be so much more. This is just one of many. I'm excited to put this story out, but I also am fully aware that there are so many other stories and perspectives out there. And I welcome those too. I want to see them. That's the whole point. If you're not seeing what you want, part of it is also like "alright, well we got to create it." And I welcome all of that. As an individual filmmaker, but then also as someone who's running a production company and wants to mentor and push forward other projects.
I'd be happy not seeing another movie about a straight white male ever again. They're so boring.
And that's the other thing about 195. You have the shows like The Affair and Scandal, where the premise of the drama is rooted in lies and deception. I'm really interested in seeing what happens when you're just honest. What happens when you are radically honest and open about what you're feeling and what you want, and what your desires are. And what happens when you're not completely fully honest. How do we navigate those conversations, how do we navigate those experiences? We have no blueprint. There's no roadmap for what it means to be ethically non-monogamous. We have lots of examples of non-monogamy, but they're mostly toxic, unhealthy and cause a lot pain. I'm curious to explore that. We just don't see it.
Could you tell us about the two main characters?
Yuri is a 20-something artist. She's one of those people in the community, you either want to be her or want to be with her. She's extremely confident and comfortable in her own body, and she is absolutely in love with Camille. They work as a team. They love and support each other. Camille is a recent PhD grad, basically trying to find a job.
In the pilot episode, we're introduced to what polyamory could look like for them. But as the series progresses, you'll start to see that Yuri's idea of polyamory may start to shift from what they originally agreed upon. We really get to see how they navigate that, and not in a clean way. There's no blueprint for them on how to do this, how to do this whole poly thing. We see them try, we see them fail, and we see them try to recover from their experiences, from their mistakes.
After the screening at BAM, how and where will people be able to watch the series?
We will be going into production early next year to produce the next three episodes, which will complete the first season of the series. We're partnering with BRIC to roll out the first full season next spring. It'll be broadcast on BRIC and then also we'll have an online launch of the first full season. We want this on TV—we're really hoping to develop a pilot so that we do see it on TV.
I really hope that happens. What's the best way people reading this article can support?
I think the biggest thing is really just sharing the project. Engaging with us on social media about some of the themes and topics on this issue. I feel like a lot of the feedback that I get from funders or partners is, "Is there an audience for this? Will people be interested in this? Is this relatable?" I think the best way to support the success of the project is to prove that, yes, there is an audience for this, that the story's worth being told.
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The Federal Reserve has released the three economic and financial market scenarios that it will use in the next round of the Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review process for 34 of the nation's largest financial institutions, including one participating in CCAR for the first time. This year, pursuant to a rule finalized last week, 21 of these firms with less complex operations will only be subject to the quantitative portion of CCAR, relieving them from the qualitative evaluation of their capital planning processes.
The three scenarios — baseline, adverse and severely adverse — include 28 variables such as unemployment, exchange rates, prices and interest rates. Under the baseline scenario, the economy would experience moderate expansion. That would include, among other things, real gross domestic product increasing at about 2.25% a year, unemployment falling to 4.25% by the end of 2018, normalization of Treasury yields and steadily growing housing prices.
Under the severely adverse scenario, the world would plunge into a severe recession. That would include U.S. real GDP declining 6.5% from its pre-recession peak by the second quarter of 2018 and equity prices falling 50% by the end of 2017, unemployment peaking at 10% in 2018 and housing prices plummeting 25% during the scenario period.
Of the 34 participating banks, six with large trading operations will participate in an additional test of reactions to a global market shock, and eight banks will be required to incorporate a counterparty default scenario. Capital plans are due to the Fed by April 5.
The OCC also released stress-test instructions on Friday applicable to banks with more than $10 billion in assets. Using the provided scenarios, banks with $10-50 billion in assets will be required to submit the results of their company-run stress tests to their federal regulator by July 31 and to publish the results between Oct. 15 and 31.
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The Oscar winner showed off her new buzz cut in Hollywood on Monday (11Jun12).
She'll portray Furiosa in Mad Max 4: Fury Road, which is set to start shooting this summer (12) after a two-year delay.
Theron has been attached to the project since 2009 – and she can't wait to team up with Tom Hardy on the set: "It's been three years. It's time to skin this cat already!"
She tells Us Weekly magazine, "The original Mad Max created such a vivid world, so to go back and re-imagine it and re-play in that sandbox sounds like fun to me. Its a really challenging piece of material… I feel very lucky."


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Love the hot and sweet of this jelly. Like most hot pepper jellies, it is wonderful spread over a block of cream cheese. I also sometimes melt it down and use as a final baste on grilled back bacon, pork chops or chicken. Prep time does not include sitting time for apricots and vinegar.
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Great hot pepper jelly! I've made this twice now and today was a double batch. I personally loved it just as submitted, but my daughter thought it was too sweet. I cut back on the sugar today so we'll see if she likes this better. I tried several pepper jelly recipes this year and hands down this is my favorite. The apricots just take it to another level. I did use a stick blender to chop up the solids. They seem to stay suspended in the jelly without turning the jars after processing. Thanks for sharing.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄3 cup finely sliced dried apricot
- 3⁄4 cup white vinegar
- 1⁄4 cup finely diced red onion
- 1⁄4 cup finely diced red pepper
- 1⁄4 cup finely diced habanero peppers, with seeds or 1⁄4 cup finely diced jalapeno, and scotch bonnet peppers combined
- 3 cups white sugar
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- Cut apricots into 1/8 inch slices and measure into large stainless steel saucepan with the vinegar; let stand for four hours.
- Cut onions and peppers into 1/8 inch slices; cut slices into a 1/4 inch dice.
- Add to apricots and stir in sugar.
- Bring mixture to a full rolling boil.
- Stirring constantly, boil hard for one minute.
- Remove from heat and immediately stir in liquid pectin, mixing well.
- Stir for about 3 minutes to mix solids, but put into jars before it gets too firm.
- Pour into hot sterilized jars, dividing solids equally and fill to within 1/4 inch from top of jar.
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Redecorating a room can be tricky when you need to match existing fabrics and furnishings, but it can be done. Green curtains are a dramatic statement all on their own and could be paired with simple white walls. Several options will add warmth and character to the space, however, and make those curtains an integral part of the decor.
Pair neighboring colors on the color wheel to create the most pleasant environment. On one side of green is yellow, a cheerful color that can create a spring-like atmosphere in your room. Choose a shade of yellow that complements the green in your curtains. Pair bright green and daffodil yellow, or use a golden shade to go with darker, olive greens. Add patterned fabrics and accessories to the room that incorporate both colors, preferably with lighter and darker shades that add depth and visual interest to the room's palette.
Check the other side of green on the color wheel, and you'll find the lighter shades of blue. Think of the blue and green tones of the ocean and how beautifully they blend. Pair dark olive drapery with pale blue walls, or try a bright sky blue to provide a cheerful backdrop for vivid green kitchen curtains. Match the tones of the colors to avoid clashing; a grayish green needs a slate blue shade to complement it.
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Look out your window and see all of the different shades of green that work together and brighten up the garden. Bring those pine, grass and leaf greens into your home. Pair them with other neutrals from outside, adding both dark and light wood tones to the room. Add a few accents from the partner colors on the color wheel, like cornflower blue and yellow mum. This soothing color palette works well with Asian style furnishings and bamboo floors.
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Use the opposite side of the color wheel to create a more dramatic companion to green. Try burgundy, plum or fuchsia on the walls, or keep the paint neutral and blend green and purple tones in the fabrics and accessories. Create a whimsically colorful kitchen or den by adding a touch of deep blue and bright orange accents to the purple and green. Keep at least one aspect of the room like walls, furniture or flooring neutral to help balance the powerful colors.
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I'll qualify this a little: some of my PDFs do show an Author in Kindle's item list, but most don't, even though they do have Author metadata. And for those that do, I can't figure out where Kindle is reading the Author string from. And I cannot create a PDF of my own that shows Author when put on the Kindle.
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Enlightened Conservation in the Third World
Our planet continues to lose its natural habitats. Tropical forests, coral reefs, native grasslands and other precious havens that provide humans with the biodiversity necessary to support life are disappearing at an increasingly alarming rate. To remedy this, well-meaning conservation organizations urge third world countries to set aside portions of their pristine places as "national parks." But will this action really avoid deforestation, conversion to agriculture, and wildlife poaching?
Far too often, experience has demonstrated that a mere declaration of land as a protected park becomes just another "paper park" and a far cry from achieving real conservation. Rosaleen Duffy, in her 2010 book Nature Crime: How We're Getting Conservation Wrong, investigates and exposes the failings of international conservation efforts. She told the Guardian that when wildlife reserves are established, local communities suddenly find that their everyday subsistence activities, such as hunting and collecting wood, have been outlawed. This outcome could be the opposite of what's intended.
Many environmental groups are recognizing that to achieve valid habitat and wildlife protection you must have the buy-in of local people. Here are comments from the CEOs of three effective conservation organizations on the role of the people who live in these communities.
George Fenwick, American Bird Conservancy "Community engagement is a necessary component of our conservation work in almost every project in which we work. Local people need to be aware of the benefits that the birds, the biodiversity and the ecosystem services provide them, and they need to be offered ways to make a living while still respecting the protected area. While guards may be critical in stopping many illegal activities, without the support of the local community there can never be enough guards to keep a reserve protected."
Mark Tercek, The Nature Conservancy "We need to get better at connecting nature to what concerns people most—how to make their lives better, protect their health, create jobs, and get the economy moving."
Brett Jenks, Rare Center "The people who inhabit the world's most biologically diverse forests, grasslands, and coastlines have a disproportionate influence over the conservation of natural resources. Conservation is about people. Without their involvement, without their active leadership, conservation never works. This is the philosophy that guides all of Rare's work in 50 countries and thousands of communities around the world."
If you have the privilege of traveling to areas of high biodiversity that are being pressured by the forces of development, recognize that the dollars you spend on restaurants, lodges, nature guides, etc—especially those sponsored by local conservation organizations—all help with their enduring protection. Many ecotourism companies set aside a portion of your fees just for this purpose. Travel aside, support these and similar groups that protect the natural world and improve the lives of local people.
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DUNDEE -- Ella A. Yoder, 81, 2386 County Road 200, Dundee, died Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 30, 2016, at her home after an extended illness.
She was born in Holmes County on Jan. 27, 1935, to the late Andrew J. and Sarah S. (Weaver) Yoder and married Melvin D. Yoder on May 29, 1962. He died June 12, 2006.
She had lived all of her life in Holmes County and was a member of the Old Order Amish Church.
Surviving are children, Wayne (Mary) Yoder of Wilmot, Daniel (Esther) Yoder of Dundee, Raymond Yoder of St. Ignatius, Montana, Leroy Yoder of the home, Sarah (Vernon) Miller of Dundee, Samuel (Katie) Yoder of the home and Esther Yoder of the home; 21 grandchildren; a brother, Raymond (Barbara) Yoder of Dundee; brothers-in-law, Crist Yoder of Apple Creek and Dan (Edna) Yoder Jr. of Thompsontown, Pa.; and sisters-in-law, Esther (Ervin) Weaver and Anna Wengerd.
In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be Saturday at 9 a.m. at the family residence, with Bishop Harvey Bowman officiating. Burial will be in the Hochstetler Cemetery, Paint Township, Holmes County. Friends may call anytime after 2 p.m. on Thursday at the family home.Spidell Funeral Home in Mount Eaton, is handling arrangements.


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The Toronto Blue Jays and their fans soon will get a chance to see how much 15-year-old phenom Gareth Morgan has matured at the plate and in the field.
He is a member of the Canadian junior national baseball team that will play a Blue Jays split-squad for the second straight year on March 13 in a 1:05 p.m. ET start at Al Lang Stadium in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Morgan has certainly grown physically since Florida ball fans last saw him. A six-foot-three, 195-pounder last spring, Morgan has added an inch and 15 pounds to his frame.
"It was a great experience not only playing against them, but also meeting them before the game," Morgan said of the junior squad's inaugural game versus the Blue Jays last year in a statement from Baseball Canada. "Playing in the game was an experience I will remember for the rest of my life."
Canada's junior players watched intently as Blue Jays players took batting practice and did infield/outfield work. Afterwards, they talked with some of the major leaguers to gain perspective on what it takes to play professional baseball.
"Knowing that they were in the same situation I was when they were younger inspires me to keep working hard," said Morgan. "It makes me believe in the dream that with time, experience and a lot of work, one day I could be where they are."
'He's got a chance to be awfully special.' — Canadian junior national team coach Greg Hamilton on Gareth Morgan
One of the youngest players to ever earn a spot on the Canadian national junior team, Morgan is still two years away from being draft eligible.
Canadian junior team head coach Greg Hamilton, who doubles as Baseball Canada's director of national teams, invited Morgan to the club in September 2010 following Baseball Canada's Mizuno Elite Development Camp at Rogers Centre in Toronto for players aged 14-16.
"He's got a chance to be awfully special," said Hamilton in March 2011. "You look at him and you'd never peg him to be 14. Part of that process is to keep it in perspective."
Ryan Kellogg of Whitby, Ont., will start for the juniors against the Blue Jays on March 13, and wondered what it would be like facing young third baseman Brett Lawrie and two-time defending American League batting champion Jose Bautista.
"If I get to pitch against Bautista or Lawrie in the game I would be a little more cautious about [my] pitch selection," h said. "I would still go after them just like any other hitter but I would probably give them more off-speed pitches and definitely not leave anything up in the [strike] zone."
Team Canada's trip to St. Petersburg runs March 4-14 featuring games against the Philadelphia Phillies and Baltimore Orioles' prospects along with the defending International Baseball Federation world champions from the Netherlands and St. Petersburg Junior College.
The 2012 IBAF under-18 championship is Aug. 30-Sept. 8 in Seoul.


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I Just Posted My Daughter, Chani's First Cake....
Decorating By kathik Updated 11 Jan 2007 , 6:20am by kathik
We had our second Wilton Course 1 class last night and we had free reign as long as we did some outlining and star work. Chani (12) designed this cake before class, and this is what she was able to accomplish in the 20 minutes we had for decorating. She asked me to post it for her while she was in school. Please take a look and if you want leave some comments. I know she would love it if she had some comments to read when she gets home.
It said the pic does not exist.
Your link doesn't work but I opened up your pics and saw the pic! I left a comment for her! Great work! I wish I started doing this at 12~
Sorry about that!
Here's the correct link:
The problems with the server ending up deleting it for some reason so I reposted it. I appreciate your comments Silvercat, but that was my picure from class! Chani has her own login.


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Chat with KC Joyner
Welcome to SportsNation! On Thursday, ESPN Insider KC Joyner, will be here to answer your NFL questions.
Joyner, aka The Football Scientist, uses game film to track, tabulate and analyze nearly every measurable statistic in an NFL game. He is a regular Insider contributor and has his own website at thefootballscientist.com.
Send your questions now and join KC Thursday at 4 p.m. ET!
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KC Joyner (4:00 PM)
Good afternoon! Let's talk some football!
Alex (Anaheim)
I feel like my receivers disappointed this year and my running backs were mostly pleasant surprises. Was this a trend of sorts, or am I just feeling burned because I drafted Fitzgerald?
KC Joyner (4:01 PM)
The running back class last year was full of question marks going into the season, so anyone who turned out to be a good producer was something of a surprise. The WR class, by contrast, looked to be quite strong and didn't turn out to be quite as good as thought.
Rick (MI)
Megatron good.Mike Wallace bad.
KC Joyner (4:02 PM)
Why when I read this does it sound like it should be read in a caveman voice?
Chris Fiegler (Latham,NY)
Who do you think will win Super Bowl XLVII?
KC Joyner (4:03 PM)
Really close call but after looking over the lineups, it seems that SF has more potential big plays on its roster. Barring a return/defensive TD by Baltimore, the Niners should win this one.
Packer Backer (Green Bay (best place on earth))
do u think there should be a cap on HOF selections from a particular team in a period, e.g., Glory Year Packers (1960s) look like they will be adding Dave Robinson but Jerry Kramer still not in; Dave Robinson would be 11th and Kramer would be potentially 12th;thanks!
KC Joyner (4:04 PM)
Why place a cap? Some team may end up with even more great talent than the 60s Packers or 70s Steelers and shouldn't be held back because of some artificial limitation. Related note - I'm totally on board with Kramer for HOF.
Sean (Iowa) [via mobile]
Will this upcoming season for the Vikings offense be based on Christian Ponder's improvement or Bill Musgrave's scheme success?
KC Joyner (4:06 PM)
Ponder is going to have to improve, as the Vikings can't count on Peterson to post big numbers against stacked defensive boxes all of the time.
Keanu (Honolulu)
Hi KC, would you rather have Jennings or Wallace if you were Miami?
KC Joyner (4:07 PM)
Wallace, assuming he's on board with the plan.
Nick (Nyc)
Do you think the pistol/option is a passing fad? or could it be seen as a relatively simple play that has a lot of different ways to beat the defense which will become the bread and butter for the teams that embrace it? It makes me think a little bit of the Sweep used by the Packers way back when.
KC Joyner (4:08 PM)
Don't see it as a fad, at least as long as colleges are still using it. This is just a case of the NFL tapping into the skills that the colleges are providing it with.
Candy (Slippery Rock)
Hello KC, which one of these Dolphin FA is worth signing: Hartline, Sean Smith, or Randy Starks?
KC Joyner (4:10 PM)
All of them are actually worth signing. Smith is probably the best option of the bunch given that he is a CB but all three are players Miami will not want to have to replace.
milt (las vegas)
Who is covering Randy Moss in the super bowl? Do you think he will be a big part offensively?
KC Joyner (4:11 PM)
It's hard to say since they will be moving him around a lot. Would think SF would want to get him lined up against Cary Williams, since Williams had a bad year coverage-wise, but they may want to target their gameplan around getting Crabtree on Williams.
Scott (Northglenn, CO)
Which safety would you rathr have for 2 years - Ed Reed or Dashon Goldson?
KC Joyner (4:14 PM)
Goldson. It's that old Raider philosophy of having someone on defense who makes receivers fear crossing the middle of the field. Reed can hit but Goldson casts more fear on receivers.
ed reed (NOLA)
who wins in a 40...Kaepernick or Moss?
KC Joyner (4:15 PM)
That's what the NFL needs in place of the Pro Bowl - skills competitions to see who is the fastest & strongest players. I'll take Moss in a 40 but CK in a 100-yard dash, as CK's longer strides would eventually win a longer race.
Bert (St. Paul, MN)
Darren McFadden or Chris Johnson in a dynasty league and why?
KC Joyner (4:17 PM)
Johnson. Simply put, DMC just hasn't shown that he can produce on a consistent basis for a full season. Johnson has and now that he is no longer being held back by subpar playcalling, he should be able to produce at his usual level.
ed reed (NOLA)
Moss doesn't have long strides?
KC Joyner (4:18 PM)
Sure, but not like Kaepernick. Check out that 50-yard scramble run CK made against the Rams.
Chris Fiegler (Latham,NY)
What did you think of the 2013 AFC-NFC Pro Bowl Last Sunday?
KC Joyner (4:18 PM)
It beat watching a sitcom.
Garrett (Fargo)
Is there any scenerio that Titus Young is back in Detroit next year? Any fantasy value next year?
KC Joyner (4:19 PM)
In some alternate universe, Young is playing with the Lions in 2013. In this one, it's hard to see that being the case. He's got value if he lands on a team that knows how to deal with his truculence.
Scott (Northglenn, CO)
Brock Osweiler - do the Broncos have a great QB in 4 years, or did they waste a draft pick during the Peyton Manning era?
KC Joyner (4:20 PM)
Won't go so far as to call it a wasted draft pick (Peyton may stick around for another 3-4 years) but can't say I see the term great quarterback being applied to him by decade's end.
person (dc)
I know ESPN is making everybody emphasize QBR, but to me it still produces too many results that fail the sniff test.
KC Joyner (4:22 PM)
Couldn't disagree more on multiple fronts. I've never been told I have to emphasize Total QBR. As far as its results, it does emphasize rushing more than a lot of systems but that is exactly what is needed in today's day and age where the rushing QB is becoming more of a standard.
Collin K. (NOLA)
I think I'd take Moss in a 40 or 100...while Kaepernicking.
KC Joyner (4:23 PM)
Best answer to that question!
person (dc)
By the way I pretty much agree with your conclusion about Flacco.
KC Joyner (4:24 PM)
Thanks for that. Funny thing is that article wasn't penned to knock Flacco. It was rather to point out that there is little reason to think he'll be seen as elite. Heck, if Eli isn't hands down elite after two Super Bowls and top-flight stat totals, it's hard to see Flacco being elite after one SB & lesser numbers.
mike (new jersey)
which players would you select if you were the steelers in the first 4 rounds?
KC Joyner (4:25 PM)
Defense would rule the roost. Would probably get at least one of the safeties (Matt Elam being a prime candidate) as well as one of the quality front seven picks (this draft is stocked with good players at those positions). Might want to get an OL as well, but this draft isn't quite as deep in OL as it is in other areas.
Angry Mike (SF,CA)
Scientist, my man! In his recent ESPN article about reasonable landing places for Darrelle Revis, Steve Palazzolo mentioned Cincy, stating: "the Bengals got excellent production out of their cornerbacks last year. But with Adam Jones and Terence Newman slated for free agency, change is in the air."Is this true? Did Jones and Newman have good seasons? After Jones was considered a bust in Dallas and Newman was considered old and slow? If so, what does it say about the Dallas coaching staff's ability to get the most out of their players? (see: Martellus Bennett)Thank you for taking the time to read this, and have a great day.
KC Joyner (4:27 PM)
Good to hear from you! Nutshell answer is those two CBs did have quality seasons. Dallas is known for not being able to get the most out of its players and these cases simply are another case of proving that point.
Doink the Clown (The Circus)
What's your (very early) outlook on the 2013 Eagles? Another bad season, mediocre (which would actually be considered bad) or do they rebound and become a playoff team? I know a lot hinges on O and D coordinators and who will be at QB, but just a real prelim outlook/ guess...thanks!
KC Joyner (4:28 PM)
How they ever convinced Matt Borne to take on the Doink role is beyond me. This will be a transition year for the Eagles, as there are a lot of changes Kelly will have to make to this team. First glance says they go 7-9 and then have a shot at double digit wins in 2014.
Scott (Northglenn, CO)
That being said, there's a 30% chance that Flacco gets Peyton Manning money, as has been reported he wants?
KC Joyner (4:30 PM)
Some of that has to do with how the CBA has changed the salary structure. It means CK & Wilson won't get new deals to adjust to their performance level but it also means those monies will go to someone like Flacco who deserves a big payday (elite or no).
bugsy mcgraw (florida)
you remember bugsy? if so, you're really old school! My question is about Andy Reid, think he turns the chiefs around as quickly as he did the eagles??
KC Joyner (4:31 PM)
Sure do. I remember seeing him in Championship Wrestling from Florida with Gordon Solie if memory serves correct. Chiefs have a ton of talent but Reid needs a QB. If/when he gets one, that team can take off but until that happens, a .500 record will be the ceiling.
PK (Stockton)
How many points do you think the 49ers are gonna put against the raven d
KC Joyner (4:32 PM)
They'll hit a few big plays and end up with, say, 27 points. Got them winning it something like 27-24.
John (Columbus, OH)
The Jets should trade Revis - yes or no? Why? Thanks!
KC Joyner (4:33 PM)
Not trying to go half on the question but it all depends on what they can get in return. Having said that, as long as Ryan is their coach, this team is going to have to win with D first. Can't trade away great defensive talent and win that way in that scenario, so no trade.
Yokozuna (The big wrestling ring in the sky---and i mean BIG)
Bonzai!!!!! That is all
KC Joyner (4:34 PM)
Not sure what this has to do with football, but it was done with enthusiasm and that has to garner some respect.
Packer Backer (Green Bay (best place on earth))
best wrs ever: 1) Don Hutson; 2) Jerry Rice ....... top 20ish: Randy Moss
KC Joyner (4:35 PM)
Agree that Hutson is in the top 2. Dr. Z saw the tape back in the day and said Hutson was every bit the player he was made out to be and if it was good enough for Z, it's good enough for me.
Aggie (TX)
Crazy question, how would Tebow work on Chip Kelly's offense?#ducking
KC Joyner (4:36 PM)
Tebow could work to a certain extent but Kelly does value accurate passing and Tebow doesn't bring that to the table. Put it this way - if he had Tebow on the roster, Kelly gets a lot more out of him than the Jets did last year.
Luke (Australia)
G'day mate. Do you think that that Cardinals target a Barkely/Smith in the draft? I really don't want them to panic and trade for a Smith/flynn stop-gap guy. Either start again in the draft, or see what Kolb can do
KC Joyner (4:37 PM)
G'day to you as well! They should target Barkley/Smith in the draft. Kolb isn't definitely the answer and since that is the case, they might as well get some other talent on the roster and make it a competition. BTW, Barkley/Smith are being undervalued at this point.
The Nature Boy (hopefully nowhere near a ring)
WOOOO! Why am I still wrestling at age 62?? What team makes the big leap next year? I say Rams, improving Bradford and one more year of Fisher will do the trick...
KC Joyner (4:39 PM)
Why he's still taking bumps is beyond me. He should be working as a manager type who can get some of the young talent over with the crowd. Totally agree on the Rams. Their DL is impactful (they dominated the SF O line) and Bradford has a ton of upside.
Cris Carter (mike and mike)
where is my name in this best ever talk? I'm in the top 10 if not higher and I'm still not in the hall of fame? Come on man!
KC Joyner (4:40 PM)
Hey, I've been on the Cris Carter for HOF bandwagon for a couple of years now. Do a search on ESPN.com for KC Joyner and Cris Carter and you'll see a couple of articles touting his case.
Lucas (Brazil)
What was the main Cardinals' problem in 2012?
KC Joyner (4:40 PM)
Hands down, it was the O line. That offense will go nowhere until they get that issue fixed.
playboy buddy rose (squared circle)
Buddy Rose was the most out of shape rassler ever. Anyway: welker, lloyd, edelman...who do you keep, given age, performance, need?
KC Joyner (4:41 PM)
I think Marty Jannetty once called him a fat tub of lard (which actually sounds kind of redundant). Keep Welker out of that group, although he has to be kept at a lower price than he is currently going to command.
Scientist Fan (Fl )
where do you have Kaepernick for next years ranks? Thanks!
KC Joyner (4:42 PM)
Still got a ways to go to compile the 2013 FFB rankings but would say that CK will at least hit the top 10 (rushing points go a long ways to adding value).
Aggie (TX)
Regarding Newman and Cincy, it also helps to have good safeties and Geno Atkins rushing the QB.
KC Joyner (4:43 PM)
Very true.
John (Columbus, OH)
Would McElroy be a better choice than Sanchez in the Jets new West Coast scheme?
KC Joyner (4:44 PM)
Not if Sanchez steps his game up.
Packer Backer (Green Bay (best place on earth))
do u think Bobby Dillon belongs in HOF (1950s packer player w/ one eye that has 50+ INT);
KC Joyner (4:44 PM)
Now that's an old school name! Put it this way - he ought to be under strong consideration by the Seniors Committee. Having said that, Kramer is still the top Packer not in Canton.
Gabe (Milwaukee)
More upside: Newton or Kaepernick?
KC Joyner (4:46 PM)
Kaepernick, at least as long as he doesn't get caught up in the idea of building his brand. That seems to be Newton's top priority (note how he mentions that, and not being a great QB, as a goal in his phone commercial) and as long as that is the case, Newton won't get the most out of his talent.
Scientist Fan (Fl )
The rushing record in a superbowl is 64 yards for a qb. Think it gets beat Sunday?
KC Joyner (4:46 PM)
Carlos (san jose)
Since we're mixing wrestling with football, who was the best former football player to make the croos over to the ring? Ron Simmons was a beast at FSU but I dont remember if he even made the pros
KC Joyner (4:47 PM)
Simmons didn't quite make it in the NFL if memory serves correct. Bronko Nagurski would be the answer, as he was a multiple time NWA champion back in the day and is a pro football HOFer.
The Rock (Movies)
Would you keep Gronk in a keeper league for 2013? I picked him up as a FA after week 1 in 2011 and obviously kept him after that year, losing my 13th round pick (you lose a pick 2 rounds before where u drafted the person or round 13 if they were a FA pickup). So, I would lose the 11th round pick this year. I think you still gotta keep him, even with the injuries, because he'll be a round 2-4 type guy, right? I know this is hard without knowing the other players on my roster---picked up CK as a FA, so could keep him too.
KC Joyner (4:48 PM)
Top caliber tight ends are going to be a rare commodity in fantasy football next year. Keep Gronk.
Al (Wausau, WI)
KC, the best way to improve the Vikings passing game is by drafting positions ________________- and by using free agency for positions ____________. How would you answer these questions?
KC Joyner (4:49 PM)
They need WRs more than anything else. The draft has some quality prospects there but no one who can make the kind of immediate impact a Julio Jones or A.J. Green made. FA isn't looking that promising, either.
Andrew (SF)
Everyone says Cousins is indispensable given RG3's injury tendency, but what if they traded him for an offensive lineman...you know, to protect him?
KC Joyner (4:50 PM)
It's trading one type of insurance policy for another. And since OL is a position that can be coached up, it would probably be better to keep Cousins.
Gabe (Milwaukee)
Who are a few players you really like in this year's Draft Class.
KC Joyner (4:51 PM)
Mentioned Elam earlier. Like Stedman Bailey as a sleeper. Am more sold on Barkley than most.
John (Columbus, OH)
Keeper league - get to keep 3 players. I picked up Kaepernick late in the season as a free agent. Should I cut Brees lose and hope Kaepernick keeps the momentum going? Letting Brees go would give me a 1st pick back. My other two keepers are AP and Demaryius Thomas.
KC Joyner (4:53 PM)
That's a really tough call. Kind of depends on who might be available for that first pick. Will put it this way - out of that group, AP & Brees will be blue rated and DT
Mike (San Diego)
So the SB rushing record for a QB falls this Sunday? I didn't think Flacco had that kind of ability! *ba dum bum*
KC Joyner (4:54 PM)
He'll be here all week, folks. Remember to tip your waiters and waitresses.
Chris (Fresno)
Do you think that Ray Lewis and Suggs can keep up with Kaepernick, James and Davis on turf??? It seems like as long as the Niners play smart, the Ravens wont be able to keep up.
KC Joyner (4:55 PM)
Agree. The Niners seem to have more big play options than Baltimore. Can come up with 5-7 SF players capable of making a big play. For Baltimore, it's more like 4-6.
Scott (Northglenn, CO)
What happened in StL? Rob Ryan was the DC, then AFTER they hired him they realized he ran a 3-4???
KC Joyner (4:56 PM)
I think they figured he would be amenable to running a hybrid system and then found that wasn't as amenable after the fact. Got to wonder why that didn't come up in the interview.
Chris Fiegler (Latham,NY)
What is the Best & the Worst Super Bowl that you have seen out of all 46 Super Bowls that were Played?
KC Joyner (4:57 PM)
Still have SBs 14 and 25 as personal favorites. Worst would have to be 24 where SF just dominated Denver from start to finish (what a snoozer of a game).
Ryan (Germantown, MD)
Where do you see Osi ending up next season?
KC Joyner (4:58 PM)
Have only taken a cursory look at the situation but wouldn't be surprised to see him back in NY. The Giants know how to get the most out of his talent.
KC Joyner (5:00 PM)
Well, dinner is almost ready so it's time to hit the road. Couple of quick notes - the TFS material is always posted on Twitter @KCJoynerTFS. I'll be taking part in an in-game Super Bowl chat on ESPN.com, so stop by and say hey if you have some free time during the game. Thanks again for all of the questions and I hope to see you all here next week!
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Turkish Press…the evidence
As promised in my previous post here are some pics of the paper I managed to make it into:
Made it both front page and back page!! But what's this about Slalom sailing in the first pic? Translations welcome if you can read it?
Funny thing is that the first shop we went into they pulled out the paper and asked if it was us… famous in Datca… ohhh yehhhh!!
One response
Hey Adam,
The girls in Datca still miss you and waiting for you to come here again. I hope everything allright for you. We couldnt build a web page yet (U may do it when you come here) but we have a facebook page ( http://www.facebook.com/begonvilla ) I hope you will like it.
Gurhan Gunes ( owner of the villa)
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"X-ray appointment"
About: North Middlesex Hospital / General surgery North Middlesex Hospital General surgery N18 1QX
Posted by Shara (as ),
I received a letter in February, giving me an appointment for a CT scan in March. Unfortunately the letter didn't arrive until late March.
At the same time I received another letter telling me that as I had missed my appointment I would not be offered another, and my case was being sent back to my GP.
I telephoned the x ray dept and was told that many people were reporting the same problem, and I was given another appointment.
Perhaps it's time to go back to Royal Mail!
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White-yellow flower
Neither anthurium nor orchid, I found this flower in a guava's field of Sukaluyu village. The village located in near national park of Halimun, about an hour from Bogor city.
If you recognize this flower, please feel free to put your comments to this post. It may help both me and others. Don't let a fabulous flower without a name.
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Gerry HealyDublin City, IE
Warm, friendly, authoritative, enthusiastic, believable.
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British, England - Received Pronunciation (RP, BBC), Irish, North American, Scottish, Scottish (Standard Scottish English), Spanish
Middle Aged, Senior
Special Skills
Audiobooks, Business, Cartoons, Documentaries, Educational, Internet, Jingles, Movie Trailers, Music, Podcasting, Radio, Telephone, Television, Videogames
Currently, I work as producer / presenter with four radio stations in Dublin, Ireland. (Website hidden) - Sat and Sun evenings; Spirit Radio - Fri Eve and Sat Morn breakfast show; East Coast FM - Swing Jock; The Rock - Classic Rock Radio... Sat afternoons. Since the early 80s, I have worked in various radio stations and on stage, voice and video presentation. In 1996, I statred on TV as presenter of a gameshow and then moved to weather and features. Recently I presented on CBS TV in California (co-hosted a 4 hour Saturday morning show which included a gameshow which I wrote specifically for the show). I am on the list of featured web presenters with Filmit in Dublin and have presented many features for everything from garden sheds to music venue promos.
I currently record some radio features (news, promos, adverts etc and voice overs from my home studio
Some college, Certificate in HR and Training and Development, Diploma in Coaching
RODE NT1-A Microphone
Computer & Software
Dell Deminsion 5150 and Sony ECM-77
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Behringer - 12-channel mixer with 24bit FX processor
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any format any way
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Tower Dwellers Gameplay 1 iOS / Android
Tower Dwellers
By: Eccentricity
Genre: Action
Video Tips
Let's play Tower Dwellers! This is part 1 of my walkthrough guide for the iOS game, Tower Dwellers by Eccentricity Piotr Watrucki.
I will update this post with more tips and tricks, so please bookmark this page and keep on checking in!
If you have any questions, feel free to ask for extra help in the comments section.
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