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By Phil Davies | 17 March 2015 at 08.19 GMT
Ryanair is talking to manufacturers about acquiring long-haul aircraft as it plans to develop low fare transatlantic services.
The airline said it would like to offer flights between 10 European cities and a similar number of US destinations.
But it would be four to five years before services would start, according to the Irish low-cost carrier, confirming plans reported by Travel Weekly earlier this month.
The venture's planned European bases would include Stansted, Dublin, Cologne and Berlin, plus others in Spain, Italy and Scandinavia.
Flights would connect between 12 and 14 European cities with US destinations including Boston, Chicago, Miami, New York and Washington.
Although some subsidised promotional fares would cost £10, other one-way tickets would be priced at £99 or more, and the airline would fill up to half its aircraft with more expensive premium seats, head of marketing Kenny Jacobs was reported as saying.
Ryanair said: "The board of Ryanair, like any plc, has approved the business plans for future growth, including transatlantic.
"We are talking to manufacturers about long-haul aircraft but cannot comment further on this.
"European consumers want lower-cost travel to the USA and the same for Americans coming to Europe. We see it as a logical development in the European market."
Noting Scandinavian budget carrier Norwegian's transatlantic services, Jacobs told the Financial Times: "We've seen what others have done, we've listened and observed what's gone on in the past 12 months and now have a better view on how we'd like to launch it and market it, and what the product would look like."
Ryanair's service, pitched as part of an ambitious growth strategy over the next five years, would be different from that of Norwegian because "we're a bigger business — a bigger brand with more traffic and a much more efficient cost model," Jacobs said.
The transatlantic flights would not be branded under the company name, he added.
Confirmation of the long haul plans came as the carrier released its winter flying programme three months earlier than last year, covering more than 1,600 routes.
Jacobs said: "Ryanair is pleased to launch our biggest ever winter schedule, with more flights, routes and destinations, as we continue to grow Europe's biggest route network.
"Ryanair will continue to connect Europe's key centres of business, with more flights and improved schedules to and from major cities, including Berlin, Edinburgh, London, Madrid, Milan, Rome and Warsaw."
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This statement was originally published on europeanjournalists.org on 27 March 2017.
In Belarus, the detention of journalists for covering massive protests against the unemployment tax is taking place at a disproportionate level. The controversial legislation called "law against social parasites" requires people who work less than 183 days a year to pay the government US$250 annually and has triggered massive protests in the country. Political activists followed by journalists covering these protests have been beaten and detained by local authorities.
Today (27 March 2017), the mass detention of journalists is still taking place across the country. Since Friday 24 March, the law enforcement agencies have detained 55 more journalists (totalling around 90 journalists) across the country.
The timeline of events is:
On Friday 24 March:
- 4 journalists, Ales Zaleuski, Halina Abakunchyk, Kristina Berdynckikh and Gulliver Cragg, were detained by the police, while they were reporting on the donations for detainees at the office of the Green party. They were released in an hour.
- 4 journalists, Maryna Drabysheuskaya, Maria Bulavinskaya, Yauhen Merkis and Siarjei Liapin, were warned by the prosecutor's office against contributing reports to the TV channel Belsat.
On Saturday 25 March:
- 26 journalists were detained in Minsk, while covering the protests. Most of them were released within three hours; Dzianis Ivashyn, Aliaksandr Barazenka and Marina Kastylyanchanka were left in pre-trial detention.
- 4 journalists, Volha Morva (a French citizen), Katsiaryna Bakhvalava, Volha Davydava and Ihar Ilyashyn, were beaten by the police, while covering the protests in Minsk. British citizen Filip Warwick was beaten and detained by the police; for 6 hours, he was not allowed to contact the Embassy.
- 4 journalists, Alena Bychkova, Ivan Yaryvanovich, Alena Hermanovich and Larysa Shcyrakova, were detained in Homel, while reporting on the protests. They were released the same day.
- 3 journalists, Volha Chaychyts, Andrei Kozel and Artsiom Sizintsau, were detained in Vitebsk while reporting on the protests. The first two were released in three hours.
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- 3 journalists, Pavel Levinau, Kanstantsin Mardzvintsau and Leanid Svetsik, were detained in Vitebsk, while covering the protests, and left in pre-trial detention. They were accused of breaching article 23.34 of the Code of Administrative Violations. Journalist Artem Sizintsavym was also detained in Vitebsk and left behind bars until the trial.
- Andrei Kukharchyk was detained in Brest, while covering the protests. He was released the same day.
- Alena Hermanovich was detained in Homel, while reporting on the protests. She was released the same day.
7 journalists were detained in Babruysk, while covering the protests. All of them were released the same day, although a camera and flash-cards were seized from journalist Dzianis Nosau.
- Ihar Kazmerchak is awaiting trial, after being detained and accused of breaching article 23.34 of the Code of Administrative Violations in Orsha.
- An administrative case was opened against Tamara Shchapyotkina in Byaroza under article 22.9, which prohibits contributing [reports] to foreign mass media without accreditation.
Today the journalists were awaiting their trials across the country. The hearing against Aliaksandr Barazenka, journalist for the TV channel Belsat, started today in Minsk. He was accused of disruptive behavior, despite his arguments that he was just reporting on the protests. Despite a video of his detention, which showed that the journalist wasn't swearing when the police approched him and just said that he was a journalist, Barazenka was sentenced to 15 days in jail.
Another court hearing against Dzianis Ivashyn started today; the defense found out that the protocol in the case is different from the copy of the protocol that Ivashyn has. His lawyer believes that the evidence was falsified.
Marina Kastylyanchanka faced a trial today in Minsk. On 25 March the police searched her house, and she was accused of breaching article 23.4 of the Code of Administrative Violations (disobeying the police). Kastylyanchanka was sentenced to 15 days in jail.
A hearing against blogger Raman Pratasevich started today in Minsk, and he was accused of disruptive behavior. The judge refused to watch a video, which could show evidence that the journalist wasn't swearing or waving his hands. Pratasevich was sentenced to 10 days in jail.
Kanstantsin Mardzvintsau and Leanid Svetsik had their trial in Vitebsk today. They were accused of breaching article 23.34 of the Code of Administrative Violations (participating in an unauthorized action). Svetsik was sentenced to 15 days in jail.
Another hearing took place in Vitebsk today against radio journalist Artem Sizintsavym. He was sentenced to 10 days in jail.
The updated list of detained journalists can be found on the website of Belarusian Association of Journalists (English version).
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Interview by Nicole DeRosa – music.allaccess.com
How would you describe your music to those who have not had the pleasure to be introduced to your sound yet?
Where did you all grow up? How did your location influence your style?
One of us is from Hartford, CT. One of us is from down the road, near Boston. One of us is from the great state of Nebraska, and yours truly was born in Santa Monica, California. I think location and where you're from absolutely influences your musical style as well as everything else about you. There are countless specifics to mention, and I don't want to speak for any of the others, so one way it's influenced me, is being from Los Angeles, I was inundated with sun and heat, both of which I detest. I enjoy the sun in small doses, but I think I tended to enjoy music that conjured a more cloudy existence. I also think I tend to play music like a petulant baby who would complain about something like the sun.
What can we expect at your shows?
You can expect music played by people who love playing it.
What's your favorite song that you guys have written and what was the influence?
I don't like to play favorites and the influences are really so vast. On this current record, I've always had a special place in my heart for Aim, First In Forever, and Sermon Of Sorts. That's not to say I like them more than others, but for me, they signify a certain time in my life and a certain confluence of things that feel to me like Dot Hacker.
What was the first piece of music that you fell in love with growing up?
Wow. I don't know if it's the first, but I remember scouring New York City for a 45rpm record of the Chariots Of Fire theme. I was probably 5 or 6. Around that time, I was also fascinated with the song Footloose.
If you could meet any musician that isn't alive anymore, who would it be? Why? Where would you go? What would you do? What would you ask him or her?
Is there a key for the infinity sign on the keyboard?
How has the tour been so far? How has life on the road been treating you all? Can you share with us any memorable stories from the road so far?
We've played two shows thus far. In that brief time, we had a lot of fun, but I'm not sure it's anything worth sharing. We had a very interesting discussion about jazz musicians on Monday, July 7th. I walked away in pain.
If you were on an island and could only bring 3 things, what would you bring?
My iPod, maybe a travel guitar and the confirmation number for my travel home.
What is in your current music playlist? Any guilty pleasure songs?
Right now, I'm listening to Dusty Springfield. There are too many guilty pleasures, although I don't know what makes them guilty. The Dots have a thing where we send each other a song to listen to everyday. Yesterday's were…
All Mods Con – The Jam
Darkness – The Police
Little By Little – Robert Plant
Not About Love (rough mix) – Fiona Apple
Do you have any hidden talents we don't know about that you would like to share with our readers?
They shall remain hidden for now.
What's on tap next for Dot Hacker this year?
As many shows as possible. The release of the second half of How's Your Process? and the writing and preparation of the next album.


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Investigating Macros with Students in the 5th Grade
Guest blog post by Alanna Doughty, educator, Lakes Environmental Association, Bridgton. This project is supported by the Vital Signs Freshwater Mini-grant.
I am an environmental educator outside of the school, working with lots of different classes. This year I embarked on a macroinvertebrate and water quality analysis with 5th graders.
"…So then, we will get back to the classroom with all of our information that we collected at the brook and put it on a website called Vital Signs. This is a website for Maine students and Maine scientists collecting data about lots of different questions. This is big time stuff! This is for real! Other students and scientists will see our data and comment on it!" (Extra arm waving for emphasis). "Now, usually this is for Middle School students, but I thought maybe we could try it. Of course, if you're not up for it I can go find another class to work with…"
"We can do it! We are practically middle schoolers!"
This was the response I got from each class I went to. Students want to be challenged, but what they really want is to be outside. This fall found 8 5th grade classes streamside collecting macroinvertebrates in our district and while we had fun, things did not always go smoothly.
Here are some things I learned:
- Students need to see the end result before they can understand why or how to do something. We decided "in the spring we are going to know what we are doing!" Embark on a field day of collecting without the expectation of posting to Vital Signs. This could be a day to practice properly using equipment and becoming familiar with the data survey, and offer an opportunity for data survey reflection and improvement.
- During our inside field station prep students were confused at stations with written instructions, they were not reading instructions independently. Each station needed an adult to help progress things forward. Parent volunteers or high school students that are available to help inside and even outside would be great. Students benefited from prompting, reading aloud together and guided group discussion.
- I created a simplified field data sheet for the students.
- We needed more time! We planned 1.5 hour trips in walking distance from the school and with an experienced field team we might have been fine, (of course I would prefer to be there all day). But, a solid 1.5 hours for each class at the site collecting, identifying and taking photos is what we are planning for the spring- not including walking or bus or lunch time, (totaling around 2.5 hours for the endeavor).
- We generally posted one field observation from each class. One smaller class we were able to post 3, and some classes we returned without one single good photo and did not post anything! That was ok too, we will try again in the spring.
- Students LOVE to be outside. And macroinvertebrates are awesome.
- All of our fifth graders now readily recognize damselfly, dragonfly and mayfly nymphs. How cool is that?
Stay tuned for our spring post!
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As teachers we all know that the best laid plans are often scattered to the wind, sometimes the very moment that a class begins. With schedules, assemblies, fire drills, specials, lunch, absent students- the list can go on and on. So now imagine yourself being outside of the school, scheduling all these things. Crazy time. As such, this spring did not pan out the way that I had hoped. But I do think we accomplished some cool things. And I know that next year we will try again. That's the thing about teachers, when we find something cool that we want our students to be a part of, we will just keep trying. Maybe some days we think about bashing our head on the desk, but we don't give up.
This spring, instead of getting back out to the brook for a second macroinvertebrate assessment, 4 classes embarked on a large research project and studied the Casco Bay watershed, water quality, aquatic ecosystems and life cycles, and water pollution. Our culminating project was a large mural that spanned the stage in the cafeteria so that students K-5 could be a part of the colorful learning that was taking place. Three other classes in another school released trout fry into the water body that they had completed their bioassessment in during the fall, and we took footage to be able to create a video that showed our trout fry below the surface. Super fun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5P1PZHOWOJk.
All classes visited our local fish hatchery in Casco, Maine to learn about what they do and why they are there, and how the fish grow and are eventually released to provide stock for fisher-people visiting from near and far. (We also arrived on a day when a local biologist was clipping fins for release-date identification for the future).
So, although our plans went awry more than once, I know that we will continue to reach students, get them to the field, show them how to ask meaningful questions, and how to look for meaningful answers, give them opportunities to immerse themselves in learning. Thank you to GMRI and the Maine Outdoor Heritage Fund for helping to launch this program with the Lakes Environmental Association and our surrounding schools!


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"It was just an unbelievable feeling that I made the team and I get to represent my country in Rio," says Chaz, a native of Grafton, Mass., who ran track and field and cross country at the University of Hartford.
About midway through his first year at the University, Chaz was stricken with Leber Hereditary Optic Neuropathy (LHON) a rare, incurable genetic disease that causes vision loss. Chaz thought he would never run again. But now, he is in Rio for the Paralympic Games, an international multi-sport event involving athletes with a range of physical disabilities. Chaz will compete in the 1,500-meter run on September 11 and the 5,000-meter run on September 15.
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In the fall of 2015 Chaz competed in his first cross-country event after losing his vision. He completed the 8K course in just 27 minutes. In May 2016, he concluded his collegiate career with a standout performance in the 5,000-meters at the New England Championships. He also graduated in May with a degree in criminal justice. Then came the Paralympic Trials, where he won the 5,000-meter run and his 1500-meter heat.
After the Paralympics, Chaz plans attend a 10-month program at the Colorado Center for the Blind where he will learn basic skills for independent living. Then he plans to pursue a master's degree in social work to help people who have gone through similar experiences to his. "The blindness has not kept me from my goals and what I want in life. I have found a purpose and I want to work with other people like me," he concludes.


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It has been a very long time (almost 2 months) since I have sung or recorded anything. The change in the climate did not go well with me and the sinusitis took this chance to attack me all over. I had no choice but to keep quiet. This week seemed to be better and I couldn't wait any longer. :-) Today after coming back from work, I recorded one of my favorite songs from the recent times - Yamuna Veruthe - again. Everything about this song is so beautiful - the lyrics, the music and the wonderful renditions by music director Ouseppachan himself and the Shreya Goshal of Malayalam, Swetha Mohan. :-)
I had posted an unplugged version of this song earlier. You can check it out at my music blog. Also thanks a lot to Rosh for sharing the karaoke track. This song is also my first music post in the new year. Hoping to get back to my song posts here onwards. :-)
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Music: Ouseppachan
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AMMAN — Hot on the heels of the news that 3x3 basketball is being included in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics programme, the Jordan Olympic Committee is supporting a major tournament which got under way on Sunday night, according to the Jordan Olympic Committee News Service.
Hosted at the new state-of-the-art Trax venue, the 3x3 event will welcome 30 teams competing in three categories including Professional, Amateur and Women category.
The tournament manager is former national team icon Zeid Al Khas who underlined the added importance of these tournaments now that the shortened version of the sport has received the ultimate acknowledgement from the International Olympic Committee.
"It will be a great chance for our amateur players to rub shoulders with the more established professional players, and to benefit from the experience to improve the game as a whole here," he said.
"We expect good crowds to come down with it being held during the Ramadan nights and we encourage anyone interested to show their support as it will be a very entertaining event." The action starts at 10.30pm each night with the tournament running through to June 14.
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Inspiration, advice, and story analysis for those who wish to sell romantic fiction to Woman's World Magazine
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
The One For Me
Tagline: Matchmaker Ellie was so busy playing cupid for others, she never considered her own love life!
Observations: Okay, maybe I'm hormonal, but this one made me get a little misty.
This was a misunderstanding trope, done very very well.
One of the things that stood out for me was, at the beginning of the story, I wasn't quite sure who the heroine was going to be. Was it going to be the matchmaker herself, or her cousin? I wasn't certain for a really long time. It wasn't until Reggie said, "It's just that I'm already interested in someone else," that I was sure the story was really about Ellie the matchmaker. That was a full halfway into the story that I was kept guessing.
I also thought Ellie's character was terrific. She was so happy and optimistic -- a little crusader for true love. How can you not like someone like that? Here's a line that I identified with:
"Because, really, she's nothing like me. She's prettier and...and shorter. You'd like her." Ellie was quite tall for a woman and had always wished she were more like her cute, petite cousin.
Who among us hasn't wished she were shorter or taller or had better hair or whatever? We all have insecurities and when the author shares the character's insecurities with the reader, it helps us feel closer to that character. And here's an even stronger example of that:
"I'm pretty sure she doesn't see me as someone she wants to date." His dark eyes looked sad.
OMG. That totally reeled me in. I felt so bad for Reggie. From that point on, I'm totally rooting for him, wanting Ellie to see the light and praying that deep down she's interested, but wasn't aware. However, I did still have a niggling
doubt. Reggie was so passive. He was just ready to accept that she wasn't interested, but then the author redeems him when he comes right out and says he's interested in her.
The only thing that bugged me was Reggie holding his hand out to her at the end. That pinged on my Corny Radar a little bit. But I still got a little teary-eyed.
Takeaway: Share your character's insecurities to help the reader identify with them.
Photo note: There were no images for a matchmaker that I could find, but I remember Jane Austen's novel about a matchmaker which was made into a wonderful movie. If you've never seen Emma, with Gwenyth Paltrow, you need to rent it. It's terrific.
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You were not alone, Kate. This was a different, but wonderful story which I really enjoyed.
- June 23, 2015 at 1:48 PM
I remember thinking this was a perfect story for WW when I read it a week or two ago. And it was memorable, always a good sign. I loved the character of Ellie. I hope we see more stories from this writer.
Oh, yes, Kate, the EMMA movie is one of my all time favorites. Probably the best film Gweneth Paltrow ever made.
- June 23, 2015 at 8:42 PM
- Sandy Smith said...
I will have to see that movie. I love Jane Austen. I did enjoy the story.
- June 24, 2015 at 9:11 AM
Kate, I wonder whether the corny element was the invention of the editor. They've added corn to my published stories.
- June 25, 2015 at 5:57 PM
- Kate Willoughby said...
Shakespeare in Love was pretty darn good too, even if I hated the ending.
As far as the corn...maybe. But one woman's corn is another woman's happy sigh.
- June 26, 2015 at 11:32 AM
The only line I remember from Shakespeare in Love was "The show must...the show must..." "Go on." Was Paltrow in it? Emma was her movie.
Are there a lot of new writers in the WW Romances? I wish I would hear something about the stories I have submitted over the past year. The resubmission are going out thick and fast, but even they get no response.
- June 27, 2015 at 9:27 AM
- Melody Murray said...
Thanks for all the nice comments and to Kate for the nice analysis.
I had to go back and look, but the holding out the hand thing was added in editing. Johanna did a fantastic job. She really tightened up the story and improved it overall.
- June 29, 2015 at 7:14 PM
- Melody Murray said...
Wow. Did I mess up her name or what? Of course, I meant Johnene. Oh, that's what happened. Spell check fixed it for me.
- June 29, 2015 at 7:16 PM


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Armenian Singles in United States, California, Long Beach
Age: 34•|Carson, California, United States
"I want loyalty with consistency"
I would love to find a woman with goals, aspirations in life, beautiful, bassist a ride or die that would tell me the truth even if it'll hurt. Read more >
Age: 46•|Torrance, California, United States
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Age: 43•|Torrance, California, United States
"Let's be Friends"
I'm a friendly sincere and kind hearted persons who loves to laugh and have fun, open minded easy to get along with, hanging out with someone fun who loves music, and likes being outdoors, I Read more >
Age: 63•|Los Angeles, California, United States
"There I was in a July morning...Looking for love..."
Looking for someone that I can share everything with. I like travelling, fine art, museums, sports, movies, classical music, old wine and gourmet food! Looking For: Witty, neat, organized, Read more >
Age: 35•|Northridge, California, United States
"laid back guy"
I am a simple relaxed guy who always enjoy a good laugh and good company. I hope I will find a girl that can share these qualities and introduce me to new things life has to offer. Read more >
Age: 40•|Tarzana, California, United States
HI MY NAME IS REZA I WOULD LIKE MEET ARMENIAN GIRLS... IM VERY OUT GOING PERSON AND ILKE TOOMEET BEAUTIFUL GIRLS SPECIALY IN LOSANGELES AREA.. Looking For: HI MY NAME IS REZA I LIKE TOOMEET Read more >
Age: 55•|Los Angeles, California, United States
"new man looking 4 that special woman"
hello i am a down 2 earth man.not into a lot of fancy things. just my woman and our family and of course the heavenly father. Read more >
Age: 43•|Glendale, California, United States
"Looking for friendship or maybe more"
I'm easy going and quit person, i like sports, going restorants and traveling.I like out going and person who is not quit like me. I looking for someone who's not fat and short and avreg Read more >
Age: 39•|Glendale, California, United States
"I'm kind of an.."
I'm not fond of the LA club scene, getting tired of being asked if I have blow. Guess I'm looking for a girl that breaks the LA mold. I use to be a scuba diving instructor, needed a change Read more >
Age: 32•|Los Angeles, California, United States
Life is beautiful! Be happy is the most important thing in this world so I want to find someone like me ! Read more >
Age: 33•|Northridge, California, United States
"I am looking for the girl of my dreams"
I am looking for a kind armenian girl, family oriented who i can live the rest of my life. I drive a 2010 Mercedes Benz C63. For my perfection I am a Pharmacist at Walgreens. My busy Read more >
Age: 28•|Los Angeles, California, United States
"Looking for an Armenian girl, who wants a nice guy"
I am half Armenian I was born in Russia but raised in los Angeles, I can't speak Armenian but I can speak Russian, my ideal match is between 5 foot 4 and 5 foot 10, someone who is open Read more >
Age: 37•|Los Angeles, California, United States
"Where is my partner in crime?"
I am educated. I have my masters degree and I work in finance. I love going on trips and seeking new adventures. I am honest and family oriented. I am looking to settle down with someone who Read more >
Age: 37•|Los Angeles, California, United States
"It starts with hello
Would like to meet someone for good times and companionship Read more >
Age: 30•|Whittier, California, United States
"i am a vip love"
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text: Heineken launches Sustainability Report, reaffirms commitment to sustainable operations By Minh Tuan (L-R) Matt Wilson, corporate affairs director at Heineken Vietnam, Leo Evers, managing director of Heineken Vietnam, and Nguyen Quang Vinh, general secretary of VCCI talk about sustainability and circular economy at the launch ceremony of Heineken Vietnam's 2017 Sustainability Report – PHOTO: MINH TUAN HCMC – Green is more than the signature color of Heineken's globally favored brand; it is a deliberate choice made by the beer maker globally and in Vietnam to ensure sustainability. Choosing Green means committing to sustainable operations, an approach which Heineken has taken on and also inspired others to follow for over 27 years in Vietnam. Heineken Vietnam today launched its 2017 Sustainability Report highlighting its impressive sustainability accomplishments in 2017. This is the fourth consecutive year that the company has published a GRI accredited Sustainability Report for Vietnam. Last year Heineken Vietnam was recognized as the Most Sustainable Manufacturing Company in Vietnam by the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) in the annual CSI 100 awards. Leo Evers, managing director of Heineken Vietnam, said at the launch event that for Heineken Vietnam, sustainability is its choice. "We choose Green by taking care of our People and the Planet to sustain Prosperity for a better Vietnam," Evers noted. "With a corporate strategy entrenched in the triple bottom line approach, Heineken Vietnam has continued to integrate sustainability into our core business to set new benchmarks in sustainable development through continuous improvements, rigorous assessment… [Read full story]


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By Mick Krever, CNN
What are your children doing on the internet?
For many modern parents, it's one of the scariest – and most mysterious – questions they can be asked.
It's something British filmmaker Beeban Kidron – director of the second "Bridget Jones" film – realized she too was anxious to answer.
(On the release of a new Bridget Jones book, Kidron called Helen Fielding "a genius" for killing off the character of Darcy, but when asked if she would direct a film without Darcy, she deflected "Of course not!")
Her newest project is called "InRealLife," a documentary about children's addiction to the internet.
The question she wanted to answer was not the fraught one of whether online activity was good or bad – a complicated question that is moot anyway – but how the internet was changing young people.
"I felt that the world around me was just…
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Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Question of the day
(graph taken from newscientist.com)
Watch this NBC video.
Assuming that this is the new normal, what do you expect to happen based on what you know about how exponential relationships work. Based on the doubling time, when would you expect the average global temperature to reach one full degree?
Please post your comment.
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It took about 60 years for the global temperature to double, and based on that I think that the temperature of the earth will double in 60 years. It is an exponential relationship and the growth factor is 2. The equation for this relationship is y= .3(2)^x. It would take around 40 years for the global temp to reach 1 degree because if .6 gets doubled in 60 years to 1.2 degrees, then to get to 1 degree it would be around 40 years.ReplyDelete
Based off the graph and knowledge of exponential relations,it shows that about 50-60 years the earth's temp. doubles and at the year 2000 it was at .6 which means that if that doubles in 50-60 years than it will be 1.2 so to reach 1 full degree it will take anywhere from 30-40 years.ReplyDelete
It will take about 30-40 years because in 2000 it was about .6 and that doubled is 1.2 which would take about 60 years because it took 60 years to first double and for it to reach one whole degree it could take anywhere from 30-40 years.ReplyDelete
it took 60 years for the tempature to double. Using the equation .3(2)^x. .3 is the y int. and 2 is teh growth factor. For the climate to reach 1, the year would appromatley 40 years. Looking a tthe graph and noticing the 1940 it has points relative to zero and one point that is at .1 so i doubled 40 and got 40.ReplyDelete
For the temperature to double it took about 60 years. Since this relationship is exponential, the equation you would use would be climate= .3 (2)^year. In the year 2000, its at about .4 and so it needs .6 to get to a climate of 1. so, 6/10 is 80%, 80%of 60 years would be 48 years. So I'm estimating that it will take about 48 years for it to reach one full degree.ReplyDelete
The temperature will double at about 60 years. Like Sophie said the equation would be climate=.3(2)^year since it is exponential. Also, like what Sophie said again, it will take about 48 years to reach one degree.ReplyDelete


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15 June 2004 The White House has rejected calls to end restrictions on federal funding for embryonic stem cell research, The Guardian reports. President Bush limited federal funding of embryonic stem cell research to 78 existing cell lines in 2001 but has come under pressure in recent months to relax the restrictions. Scott McClellan, a White House spokesman, said that the President stood by his policy. "The president doesn't believe we should be creating life for the sole purpose of destroying life," he said. [The Guardian, 14 June ] Dana Rosemary Scallon the Irish MEP known for her support for life and family has narrowly lost her European Parliament seat. Dana put her elimination from the running down to growing support for Sinn Fein and the competition of another female Independent candidate. [Reuters, 14 June ] SPUC paid tribute to Dana's work in Europe and her outspoken defence of human life. Dana has earned the respect of pro-life organisations around the world and was presented with an award from the International Right to Life Federation at SPUC's European Conference this year. Earlier in the year she received the prestigious St Benedetto pro-life award in Rome for her work for life and family. [SPUC source] A new study has found no association between the use of IVF drugs and increased risk of ovarian cancer. However, the authors of the study published in Obstetrics and Gynaecology said that women who have received treatment should continue to be monitored as they grow older. [Medical News Today, 15 June ] The UK Department of Health has defended National Health Service hospitals that refuse to tell pregnant women the sex of their unborn child during ultrasound scans. The main reasons given for not identifying gender were the added cost of scans and the possibility of complaints and litigation if it was wrongly identified. Suggestions that gender identification might encourage sex selection abortion were dismissed. [The Guardian, 15 June ]


text: A former editor at the New York Times Book Review and the author of a well-received history of African-American humor (On the Real Side, 1994), Watkins here recalls his 1950s coming-of-age as a black youth in Youngstown, Ohio, and a student at mostly white Colgate University in Hamilton, New York. With measured and painstaking attention, Watkins details his thoughts and feelings, and people he knew, in his early life, examining the choices he made and his dawning consciousness of race. Reading the French existentialists in high school, he found himself ``suddenly immersed in ideas that seemed to support my own nagging suspicions about the absurdity of the social arrangement.'' At fraternity-dominated Colgate, far from home and friends, Watkins, though a basketball standout, was clearly an outsider. His story slows as he recounts weekend visits to Harlem and his interactions with coeds, black and white, at frat-house parties, but the details build to successful effect when Watkins, intrigued by James Baldwin's ``subtle, nuanced analysis'' of America's race problem, finds epiphany in that writer's still radical argument that race is a state of mind. His mother's own mixed background having shown the author that in America black blood is widely mingled with white, he determines to abandon the concept of race-- to ignore others' assumptions about him as a black man and to renounce his own complicity in reinforcing those assumptions. The book's final page telescopes his later career in literary New York. Rich material, one might anticipate, for a subsequent memoir. Watkins sometimes traverses familiar territory about race, but with insight and telling detail--his description, for example, of the exhilaration of hurtling at high speed toward New York City while listening for the first time to Coltrane's newly released version of ``My Favorite Things'' (1960)--he manages to claim the era, and his identity, as his own.


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How to Check How Many Cores You Have
Multi-core processors are similar to having multiple individual processors on your computer; each core functions independently to process data, so you can perform multiple tasks simultaneously. Hyper-threading is another term often used with processors, which describes each core's ability to simultaneously handle multiple threads of data. As an example, a quad-core processor that can handle two threads per core is described as having eight logical processors, because it can concurrently handle eight threads of data. You can tell how many cores and logical processors your office computer uses in Windows 8's Task Manager.
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|A teensy bit of progress after 5 weeks of working out, baby bicep peeking through :)
So, I'm pretty sure I just set my competition date and I'm SO SCARED!
I was at the Y, where I workout, and took a class with a handful of my younger siblings (whom I am always trying to impress) it was a total muscle conditioning class. I have been going once a week (well, for two weeks now) I like going to learn new workouts to target different body parts. For instance, I learned a great workout that targets the triceps, which I have been having a hard time with.
I digress.
I was the only new member and the instructor seemed to know everyone else by name, so I thought I would wait around after the class to introduce myself.
We got to talking, I mentioned my weight loss (to which he didn't seem impressed at all) and turns out he is a judge for the competition I have been training for!
I was meant to take that class, weird how things workout.
We talked about diet, he told me a few mistakes I have been making, for instance I have completely cut out red meat, but apparently I need to eat one something ounce steak a week because it gives you creatine naturally. Ok then.
He looked at my calves, we talked about loose belly skin, he informed me I should get a personal trainer for a bit and then switch over to a coach.
His daughter competes in the same category as I want to (bikini), but on an international level. He told me she could teach me posing when she comes down to visit him. Posing is a big deal for the competition.
Anyway, all in all, I'm really so happy I talked to him! I'm excited for the future!
He told me I wouldn't be able to compete in the June 16th show but I have to go and watch the competition so I can see what it entails. Which I will definitely do.But this was the most valuable thing he said… He told me I could easily compete in the November 3rd show.
I was like, November 3rd… of this year?!
I think I asked him at least 3 times if he meant November 3rd 2012. Are you kidding me? That is only 6 months away! How could I possibly look like those women in only 6 months?!
He assured me I could, 100%.
Oh my Gosh it's become so real.
I was aiming for November 2-3 years from now. 1 and a half years from now if I was feeling adventurous. But never did I think 6 months from now, ever.
But it's been set! I have a date to aim for! I have to take it up a notch I guess.
Imagine, less than 11 months ago I could have never dreamed of doing this, I was a sad girl who couldn't run on the treadmill for fear of spraining her ankles, again. I would eat McDonalds as a midnight snack, or an entire box of Ah Caramel, mmmm Ah Caramel... Wait... FOCUS!
Thanks to the Dukan Diet I have come so far.
I'll keep you updated on my progress, as usual!


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There are certain vehicle repairs that you cannot afford to postpone and brake repair is one such issue that you cannot afford to overlook. Regardless of whether you are driving an SUV, truck or a car, you need to ensure that your vehicle's brake is intact.
One of the factors that determines your vehicle's fuel efficiency or fuel economy is your vehicle's transmission system. Honda Motor Co. recently made interesting announcements about its new plans on downsized turbo engines and eight speed dual clutch transmission system.
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Monday, December 7, 2009
ScanCafe's Photo Restoration Service: This Rocks!
Posted by Jason Dunn in "Digital Home Articles & Resources" @ 07:00 AM
One of my favourite photo-related newsletters, Photojojo, had an interesting offer a few weeks ago: ScanCafe, a scanning service, was offering a free photo restoration. I decided I'd take them up on the offer, sending in a very beat-up photo of my grandfather. I'd restored a copy of this photo myself, so I was going to compare ScanCafe's work to my own. See the results after the break.
Figure 1: The source image. Small tears, lots of crinkles and wrinkles, and yellowed with age. Quite a challenge!
Figure 2: This was my attempt at restoration back in 2008. To allow a normal sized print, I cropped it heavily. I'd say this took me about an hour of solid cloning and touch-up work - I'm by no means an expert at photo restoration, but I thought I did a pretty good job...until I saw the job that ScanCafe did (below).
Figure 3: The ScanCafe photo restoration.
As you can see, there's no contest between my photo restoration job and that of ScanCafe. They did a great job repairing the damage to the original photo, and did a nice shift to B&W which, for whatever reason, I never thought of doing. Best of all, if they'd charged me for this service, it would have only cost $5.95. In my books, that's very reasonable. They offer a free estimate - rates start at $6.95 for a restoration and movie up from there, presumably if it's a more complex job. Why did they tell me it would have cost me $5.95 instead of $6.95? I have no idea. If you have an old, damaged photo that you'd like to see restored, give ScanCafe a try - I know I'll definitely be going back to them in the future with other images in need of repair.
Jason Dunn owns and operates Thoughts Media Inc., a company dedicated to creating the best in online communities. He enjoys photography, mobile devices, blogging, digital media content creation/editing, and pretty much all technology. He lives in Calgary, Alberta, Canada with his lovely wife, and his sometimes obedient dog. His big toe hurts a bit right now.
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A Loss Is a Loss Is a Loss
My first IVF ended July 12, 2013, in a chemical pregnancy. I hate that term. So instead of telling people I had a chemical pregnancy, I told them I had a miscarriage. Or, simply, that I lost my baby. Because that's really what it comes down to. I think there is this misconception about chemical pregnancies, that they aren't as big of a loss as a miscarriage is at 12 weeks.
To me, my baby became more real, in the eyes of whomever I was telling, when I referred to the situation as a miscarriage, rather than me telling them I had a chemical pregnancy. When I gave them that cold medical term, I just got a confused stare, a hesitation, and then a timid, "Oh, I see. What is a chemical pregnancy?"
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One time, after telling an acquaintance that I had a "chemical," she bobbed her head up and down and then said, "Oh, right, like a false positive?" I remember subconsciously reaching up by my neck, and brushing my fingers across the necklace I had just bought, feeling the scratches of what was supposed to be my baby's due date engraved around the metal. I didn't trust myself to answer her.
After the initial pain of losing Adam, I started feeling guilty, or maybe it was really a feeling of ridiculousness, that I was holding my loss up there with babies who were lost at 20 weeks, babies who had fingers and toes, and were a confirmed boy or girl.
I had a discussion with a friend of mine several months ago, who had gone through two miscarriages, one at 12 weeks and one at 14, and during the discussion of this, she suddenly stopped and looked up at the ceiling at the coffee shop, thinking. "Yes, I had both of those two miscarriages, and then I had a whole bunch of chemicals," she said as an afterthought, with a wave of her hand.
After the initial pain of losing Adam, I started feeling guilty, or maybe it was really a feeling of ridiculousness, that I was holding my loss up there with babies who were lost at 20 weeks, babies who had fingers and toes, and were a confirmed boy or girl. All I had was a positive home pregnancy test, two betas that had steadily decreased, and a "feeling" that this baby would have been a boy.
My second chemical pregnancy took two twin babies from me. In some ways, they were more present inside me than my first loss because with them, I had much stronger early pregnancy signs. So why don't I feel the same as my first one? Why did I not curl up in bed unable to breathe from the sobs that wracked my body like losing Adam did to me? Why did I not name them, and make a shadow box from their first baby picture as embryos, with their Texas onesies? They were my babies too, so why am not grieving them in the same way? And even worse, why do I still ache for Adam, when these two were his siblings?
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It's not because they didn't come from my eggs. No, I knew the moment I got the fertilization report that these were my eggs. That it didn't matter that they came from someone else. The moment our doctor showed us the picture of the two embryos, they became my babies. But I don't know why I don't grieve these two, why I grieve more of the loss of this entire failed cycle than I do the fact that my babies didn't make it.
I wish I could end this with some sort of conclusion, some spark of "Maybe it's for this reason." But, it seems these days that the more I think about this journey, the more unanswered questions pop up, and the inner turmoil continues to grow.


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So far (that's, shows we've already seen, folks!):
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- Babylon 5
- Firefly
- Andromeda
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Gotta be Firefly???ReplyDelete
Babylon 5ReplyDelete
Farscape seems like the obvious next choice.
Space Above and Beyond
Battlestar Galactica (new)
Battlestar GalacticaReplyDelete
Yep, Battlestar.
Or if you want something lighter, Stargate Universe. Much better than the rest of the Stargate franchise and only two seasons.
Farscape is a no brainer.ReplyDelete
Battlestar Galactica every time....ReplyDelete
iZombie, Veronica Mars, Tru Calling, Pushing Daisies, Eureka, Avatar, Leverage, Blake's 7, Doctor Who, Mysterious Cities of Gold, Stargate SG-1, Haven …
I enjoyed watching Enterprise with my family - I think the character development is really good and I love the fact that they are outgunned and under tech at almost every turnReplyDelete
Blake's 7 or Space 1999.ReplyDelete
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