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Owners of facilities dedicated to the growing, processing, and dispensing of medical marijuana wishing to operate in Yarmouth will have to do so in an area just south of Exit 7 of Route 6.
YARMOUTH - After just under an hour of discussion on the second night of the 2014 Annual Town Meeting, voters passed Article 30 of the warrant, putting in a zoning bylaw governing medical marijuana facilities in Yarmouth. The article survived two amendments and a motion to table, all of which failed, before the bylaw itself passed by well over the required two-thirds majority.
Owners of facilities dedicated to the growing, processing, and dispensing of medical marijuana wishing to operate in Yarmouth will have to do so in an area just south of Exit 7 of Route 6. No such facility will be able to locate within 100 feet of a residentially zoned area, or within 500 feet of existing schools, childcare locations, correctional facilities, halfway houses, libraries, family entertainment venues, religious institutions, public parks and recreation areas, or any other place where children commonly congregate.
Peter Kenney of Precinct 3 objected to those setbacks, and suggested increasing them to 1,000 and 1,500 feet, respectively. “Having an RMD [registered marijuana dispensary] located within 100 feet of a residential neighborhood is wrong,” he said. “That’s not even a football field. It’s a tennis court.”
Kenney argued for what he called the “Detroit Method” of dealing with a state mandate for zoning undesirable businesses. Under that method, he said, the land available for such businesses could be reduced to the point of rendering them effectively impossible.
Chris Vincent, chairman of the Planning Board, called Kenney’s suggested setbacks “arbitrary” and “a knee-jerk reaction,” and urged voters to reject the amendment, which he said would not survive state review even if passed. “The attorney general’s office will not allow that to stand,” he said. “They call it spot zoning, and you are not allowed to do that.”
Voters did reject Kenney’s amendment, as well as one seeking to remove two parcels from the zoning district, and a motion to table the article until the fall. The article itself passed by a comfortable margin.
As a result, the Planning Board withdrew Article 31, which would have extended Yarmouth’s moratorium on medical marijuana facilities through the end of this year in the event that the zoning bylaw was defeated.


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Leaching under acidic and oxidative conditions at low temperature constitutes the first step of the process. A fine control of this leaching process enables a high recovery yield of the iron-carbon matrix, which can be recycled by being returned to the blast furnace route.
As a second step, this is followed by neutralisation during which a concentrated zinc-lead cake with limited iron content is produced. This generated by-product can be reused by the non-ferrous industry.
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The most frugal Ford Mondeo yet offered, delivering emissions of 114g/km and now available in Business Edition trim with equipment to squarely target the fleet market.
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There’s no lack of urge from the Dagenham-built 1.6-litre TDCi unit. There’s a small amount of diesel rumble at start-up but, for the most part, it is smooth and quiet on the move. Power tails off from around 3500rpm, which is when the engine’s clatter begins to drift into the cabin. Back off, or shift up and it regains its composure.
The ride and handling balance is perfectly judged. Over a variety of road surfaces and speeds, the Mondeo’s suspension soaked the worst of the bumps but still retained a huge amount of body control. Despite the basic architecture dating back to 2007, the steering is still among the class best. Some may find it a little light around the first few degrees of lock, but there’s a delicacy that’s hard to beat.


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During the meeting, held at the Presidential Palace in Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed welcomed the Pakistani Prime Minister’s visit to the UAE and expressed his hopes that the official delegation visit will contribute towards strengthening ties between the countries … reports Asian Lite News.
His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, and Prime Minister Imran Khan on Sunday discussed bilateral relations between the UAE and Pakistan and means of developing them across various sectors.
During the meeting, held at the Presidential Palace in Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed welcomed the Pakistani Prime Minister’s visit to the UAE and expressed his hopes that the official delegation visit will contribute towards strengthening ties between the countries.
Sheikh Mohamed and Prime Minister Khan reviewed areas of cooperation between the UAE and Pakistan, and discussed the prospects of developing them in the trade and investment sectors, that best serve the interests of the two countries and their peoples.
The two sides also exchanged views on regional and international developments of mutual concern.
The Abu Dhabi Crown Prince said that UAE-Pakistan ties are based on a strong history of cooperation and respect, expressing his hope that relations between the two countries will continue to prosper across all fields.
His Highness went on to say that the UAE, under the leadership of President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, is invested in strengthening relations with Pakistan and advancing cooperation in various fields so as to attain sustainable development, peace and security, and promote the values of coexistence and tolerance across regional and global levels.
For his part, Prime Minister Khan emphasised his country’s drive to develop and strengthen relations further with the UAE across multiple sectors.
The meeting also saw the two sides reiterate their support and cooperation efforts to confront the scourge of terrorism and extremism that threatens the security and stability of nations and peoples.
Writing in the VIP guest book at the Presidential Palace, Prime Minister Imran Khan expressed thanks and appreciation for the hospitality extended to him and his accompanying delegation during their visit to the UAE, and wished the country further progress and development, as well as prosperity and welfare to its people.
H.H. Sheikh Tahnoun bin Zayed Al Nahyan, National Security Adviser; H.H. Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Presidential Affairs; Suhail bin Mohammed Faraj Faris Al Mazrouei, Minister of Energy and Industry; Dr. Sultan bin Ahmad Al Jaber, Minister of State; Khaldoon Khalifa Al Mubarak, Chairman of Abu Dhabi Executive Affairs Authority, EAA; Ali bin Hammad Al Shamsi, Deputy Secretary-General of the Supreme National Security Council; Ali Saeed Matar Al Neyadi, Chairman of the Federal Customs Authority; Mohammed Mubarak Al Mazrouei, Under-secretary of the Abu Dhabi Crown Prince’s Court; Issa Saif bin Ablan Al Mazrouei, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, and Hamad Al Zaabi, UAE Ambassador to Pakistan, were present during the meeting.
The Pakistani delegation attending the meeting included, Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi; Minister of Finance Asad Umar; Minister of Petroleum Ghulam Sarwar Khan; Chief of Army Staff of the Pakistan Army, General Qamar Javed Bajwa; and the country’s Ambassador to the UAE, Moazzam Ahmad Khan.

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Nicaragua’s low-lying Atlantic coast makes up more than half the country’s total landmass. It’s mostly composed of impenetrable mangrove swamps and jungle, and as such only a few places in the region attract visitors in any number: Bluefields, a raffish port town, the idyllic Pearl Lagoon just to the north, and the Corn Islands, which boast sandy beaches, swaying palm trees and a distinctly Caribbean atmosphere. Outside these areas, the coast remains an untouristed tangle of waterways and rainforests, and should be approached with caution and negotiated only with the aid of experienced locals and good supplies of food, water and insect repellent. Indeed, there is only one actual town in the northern half of the coast – Puerto Cabezas. Few travellers make the trip (flying is the only real transport option), but the impoverished town has a unique feel and is the best access point for the Miskito-speaking wildernesses of the northeast.
The possibilities for ecotourism in this vast, isolated coastal region are obvious, though a scarcity of resources and a lack of cooperation between central and local government have so far stymied all progress, while the long-discussed highway linking Managua and Bluefields has failed to leave the drawing board.
Bilwi (Puerto Cabezas)
Small and scruffy PUERTO CABEZAS, or BILWI, as it’s been officially named in defiance of central governmental control (the name means “snake leaf” in the Mayangna-Sumo indigenous tongue), is the most important town north of Bluefields and south of La Ceiba in Honduras. Everyone seems to have come to this town of thirty thousand people in order to do some kind of business, whether it be a Miskito fisherman walking the streets with a day’s catch of fish dangling from his hand, a lumber merchant selling planks to foreign mills, or the government surveyors working on the all-season paved road through the jungle that may one day link the town with Managua. The people are mostly welcoming, and more used to foreigners than you might expect, thanks to a relatively heavy NGO presence.
The town’s amenities are all scattered within a few blocks of the Parque Central, a few hundred metres west of the seafront. The water at the small local beach below the hotels can be clear and blue if the wind is blowing from the northeast, although the townspeople usually head to Bocana beach a few kilometres north of town; taxis can take you here. The river water is not safe to bathe in and you need to watch your belongings as there are often a few dodgy characters around.
The southern horizon is broken by the atmospheric outline of the muelle viejo (old pier), a twenty-minute walk through the barrios (take a taxi), where you’ll find fishermen and rusting ships. It was built in 1924 and saw guns delivered for the civil war and trussed-up turtles pulled in for their meat; now access is limited by a wire fence.
Puerto Cabezas is also the headquarters for YATAMA (Yapti Tasba Masraka Nanih Aslatakanka, which translates roughly as “Children of the Mother Earth”), a political party which fights for the rights of the indigenous Atlantic Coast peoples, and which is fiercely opposed to central government, whether Conservative, Liberal or Sandinista.
The RAAN: northern Nicaragua
The northern reaches of Nicaraguan Mosquitia – the famous Mosquito Coast – is one of the most impenetrable and underdeveloped areas of the Americas. No roads connect the area with the rest of the country, and the many snaking, difficult-to-navigate rivers and lagoons, separated by thick slabs of jungle, prevent the casual traveller – or any non-local, for that matter – from visiting the area. Bordered at its northern extent by the Río Coco, Nicaragua’s frontier with Honduras, La Mosquitia is dotted by small settlements of the indigenous – mainly Miskito – peoples. The area was highly sensitive during the war years of the 1980s, when Contra bases in Honduras sent guerrilla parties over the long river border to attack Sandinista army posts and civilian communities in La Mosquitia and beyond. The Sandinistas forcibly evacuated many Miskitos from their homes, ostensibly to protect them from Contra attacks, but also to prevent them from going over to the other side.
Few travellers come to Bilwi/Puerto Cabezas, the only town of any size and importance in the area. Heading out beyond Cabezas is difficult, but with determination, a good guide, a water purification kit and a good mozzie net, you can use it as a springboard to get even further from the tourist routes and into isolated Miskito communities – Waspám, near the Honduran border, is the biggest.
There are no fields, blue or otherwise, near steamy BLUEFIELDS, the only town of any size on the country’s southern Atlantic Coast. It acquired its name from a Dutch pirate, Abraham Blauvelt, who holed up here regularly in the seventeenth century, and it still has something of the fugitive charm of a pirate town, perched on the side of a lagoon at the mouth of the Río Escondido, though this is about the only allure it holds. Indeed, listen to some travellers’ tales of constant rainfall, murderous mozzies and menacing streets, and you might never come here at all.
But despite being undoubtedly poor, frequently wet and utterly beachless, Bluefields can be an intriguing place to stop over on your travels around the area. Fine river views and a hospitable, partly Creole-speaking population reward those who do visit. Avoid the portside “hotels” and hustlers and get a taxi if you head out of the small central area, and you should be just fine – indeed, Bluefields’ karaoke-country- and reggae-based nightlife can be pretty engaging if you keep half an eye out.
The few streets in Bluefields are named, though locals resort to the usual method of directing from landmarks: the Moravian church, the mercado at the end of Avenida Aberdeen and the parque to the west of town are the most popular ones.
Take a panga from behind the market to El Bluff. There are few amenities here, but there is a beach on the far side and a comedor. Bluefields Museum on Calle Central has an interesting collection around the history of the indigenous communities on the Atlantic coast, as well as a library and bookshop.
¡Mayo Ya! festival
During the month of May, particularly in the last week, the streets of Bluefields are taken over by ¡Mayo Ya! or Palo de Mayo, one of the most exciting fiestas in the country. Derived from the traditional May Day celebrations of northern Europe and celebrating the arrival of spring, ¡Mayo Ya! features a mixture of reggae, folklore and indigenous dance that young Blufileños pair ingeniously with the latest moves from Jamaica. The celebrations wrap up with the election of the Mayaya Goddess, the queen of the festivities.
The Corn Islands
Lying 70km off the country’s Atlantic coast, the CORN ISLANDS (Las Islas de Maíz) offer white beaches, warm, clear water and a Caribbean vibe – the kind of place you come to intending to stay for a couple of days and end up hanging around for a week or more.
Like many parts of the Caribbean coast, during the nineteenth century both larger Corn Island and tiny Little Corn were a haven for buccaneers, who used them as a base for raiding other ships in the area or attacking the inland towns on Lago de Nicaragua. These days it’s drug-runners who use the islands, unfortunately, as part of the transportation route for US- and Europe-bound cocaine.
Big Corn is home to virtually all the islands’ services, has a reasonable selection of hotels and restaurants, and is large enough to ensure that – if you’re prepared to head far enough – you can get your own patch of beach. More backpackers head straight to idyllic Little Corn, though if you have time you might want to try them both out. Reached by a quick but bouncy panga from the bigger island, “La Islita” is extremely quiet, with rustic tourist amenities – bring sunscreen, mosquito repellent, a torch and money. Set on just three largely undeveloped square kilometres, with a population of just over a thousand, the island boasts lush palm trees and beautiful white-sand beaches, great snorkelling and diving, good swimming and, above all, plenty of peace and quiet – with no cars on the island, traffic consists of bikes, dogs and wheelbarrows.
It’s possible to walk round the entire island of BIG CORN in about three hours. Brig Bay stretches south from the dock and main town past shacks and perfectly serviceable sands. Long Bay, across the airstrip heading east, is quieter and less populated and there are plenty of places to swim in either direction. North of Long Bay is South End, where there’s some coral reef good for snorkelling – there’s more on the northeast corner near the village of Sally Peachy. The southwest bay, Picnic Center, is a fine stretch of sand near a loading dock – there’s a huge party here during Semana Santa, when crowds of people come over from Bluefields and the locals set up stalls to sell food and drink.
About 1.5km offshore to the southeast, in about 20m of clear water, is the wreck of a Spanish galleon, while the beach in front of Paraíso Beach Hotel boasts three newer wrecks, lacking the historical excitement of the galleon but with excellent marine life within wading distance of the shore.
If you’re going to work up the energy to do anything at all on LITTLE CORN, it’s likely to be diving or snorkelling; the island has around nine square kilometres of glorious, healthy reef to explore. Little Corn is even easier to navigate than its larger neighbour; all pangas arrive at and depart from Pelican Beach, while most backpackers stay on Cocal Beach on the east side of the island. The north end is even more remote and quieter than the rest of the island, and best suited to couples or families. There’s great snorkelling both here and off Iguana Beach, just south of Cocal Beach – ask your accommodation for advice, as some reefs are a fair swim away.
Downtrodden EL RAMA is a major transit point to the Atlantic coast – beyond here roads are limited, and you’ll mostly travel by boat or plane. Most travellers only stop long enough to change from the Managua bus to a boat for Bluefields, or vice versa. The bus station sits in the town’s low-key centre, and pangas leave from the small jetty two blocks south and one block west of here. The river curves northeast towards the Atlantic from the dock, enclosing the rest of El Rama – if you fancy a wander, Año Santo church is a pleasant enough destination, just two blocks east of the bus station.
History and politics on the Atlantic coast
The Atlantic coast never appealed to the Spanish conquistadors, and repelled by disease, endless jungle, dangerous snakes and persistent biting insects, they quickly made tracks for the more hospitable Pacific zone. As a result, Spanish influence was never as great along this seaboard as elsewhere. English, French and Dutch buccaneers had been plying the coast since the late 1500s, and it was they who first made contact with the Miskito, Sumu and Rama peoples who populated the area. Today the ethnicity of the region is complex, and the east can feel like another country. The indigenous peoples mixed with slaves brought from Africa and Jamaica to work in the region’s fruit plantations, and while many inhabitants are Afro-American in appearance, others have Amerindian features, and some combine both with European traits. Creole English is still widely spoken.
During the years of the Revolution and the Sandinista government, the FSLN met with suspicion on the Atlantic coast, which had never really trusted the government in Managua. The region was hit hard by conflict, and half the Miskito population went into exile in Honduras, while a much smaller number made their way to Costa Rica. In 1985 the Sandinistas tried to repair relations by granting the region political and administrative autonomy, creating the territories RAAN (Región Autonomista Atlántico Norte) and RAAS (Región Autonomista Atlántico Sur), though this only served to stir up further discontent, being widely seen as an attempt to split the Atlantic coast as a political force. Improvements to infrastructure (notably the resurfacing of the road to El Rama and the extension of the route right the way to Pearl Lagoon) show that the government has not forgotten the east coast, and tourism offers a route out, of sorts, but its profits remain focused on a handful of accessible destinations. As the jungles of the northeast are sacrificed for farmland and more Spanish-speakers from the west move to the Atlantic, this damp, diverse region is losing some of the qualities that make it so distinctive and appealing – but for now, this great, troubled region remains a land apart.
Mellow, manageable and just a short hop from Bluefields, PEARL LAGOON (Laguna de Perlas) is a slowly growing spot on Nicaragua’s tourist map. It’s connected to El Rama and thence Managua by road, but most visitors arrive on a bouncy but magical boat ride that takes you through tangled mangroves into a vast, shallow lagoon. In its southern corner, the village of Pearl Lagoon has sandy streets, quality seafood and a friendly Creole populace who make their living from fishing and tourism. Once you’ve seen the big gun that looks out over Pearl Lagoon’s small wharf, you’ve seen the sights, but it makes a fine base for fishing trips, longer excursions and sitting happily on your backside, sinking beer and lobster and watching the sun set.
Those who fancy exploring can head out to the remote Pearl Cayes where the water really is crystal clear (for all its charms, Pearl Lagoon is a little more silty), or walk/cycle inland to Awas, a Miskito village about 3km west with a small beach and a decent restaurant. (It’s best to head back before dark.)


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Family members have been noticing a decrease in the quality of care at HealthBridge nursing homes since a strike involving more than 600 caregivers began earlier this month. New workers were quickly hired as replacements, but have struggled to provide the same care and services as their normal caregivers, according to family members of residents in Danbury and Milford.
The CT Mirror recently spoke with several family members who expressed concern about care issues at HealthBridge facilities that occured after the strike began. One familiy member whose mother died in the care of replacement workers says the new hires were not qualified to care for her frail mother:
As a result of the strike, 87-year-old Bunblasky’s care-givers were replaced by a temporary staff — one Cioffoletti believes was inadequately trained to meet her mother’s needs.
“My sister went to visit my mother and when she walked into her room, my mother had peaches coming out of her mouth, a spoon left on her bed, and peaches on the floor,” Bunblasky-Cioffoletti said.
A replacement nursing assistant had apparently fed Bunblasky solid food instead of the puree she was supposed to have to prevent aspiration and pneumonia.
A few days later, the woman’s daughters found her with a high fever and summoned an ambulance. She died at Danbury Hospital on July 19.


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Our comment on PM Theresa May's £2 billion housing investment announcement
Bjorn Howard, group chief executive of Aster Group
The Prime Minister’s long-term pledge is welcome recognition of the critically important role housing associations have to play in tackling the UK’s housing crisis over the next decade. We are making our own commitment to deliver 1,000 new homes every year by investing £2.1bn of our own capital between now and 2025.
“What was missing from the Prime Minister’s announcement was any mention of other forms of affordable housing, like shared ownership, that have the potential to help many thousands of people to get onto the housing ladder. As a nation, we still look at housing as a binary choice between renting or buying, much as we did in the 1950s.
“We’ve argued for a long time that policy makers need to ensure that the government puts a priority on promoting shared ownership, by positioning it on an equal footing to Help to Buy, for instance. And inequalities, such as the fact that first-time-buyer stamp duty relief isn’t available on all shared ownership properties, need to be removed.”Back to latest news listings

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After impressing the audience with his performance in three films last year, Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar is all set to rule 2019. The star will be next seen in Anurag Singh's upcoming directorial, Kesari which is based on one of the bravest battles that India ever fought – the Battle of Saragarhi. The period war drama also features Parineeti Chopra in a vital role. Recently, Akashy took to his social media and shared the making of the movie.
In the video, the 51-year-old actor is heard saying, "I have had one of the best times doing the action sequences for Kesari because they were so raw. It was completely out of the world. The very premise of the film is something which swells my chest with pride."
Sharing the making video of Kesari on his official Twitter handle, Akshay wrote, "Always the happiest when I'm in action and #Kesari kept me more than active!" Watch the video below.
Further, explaining what the film is all about in the clip, Akshay said that Kesari is based on the epic battle of Saragarhi which was one of the most heroic battles seen in history. "It is the story about the courage of 21 Sikh soldiers who fought against 10,000 invaders to defend their honour. The film also touches upon the never give up attitude the Sikhs have," he added.
Kesari has been produced by Karan Johar's Dharma Productions and has been reportedly made on a budget of Rs 60 crore. The movie will hit the theatres on March 21.
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Toyo and Michelin are two brands that are into manufacturing of tires. These brands make high quality and rugged tires and are consistently reaching new heights of success. There is no harm to make a comparison between these two tires so that we can figure out which one is the best. As every brand product have some strong and some week points.
Toyo Celsius and Michelin Defender are the most sought-after tires from each brand. This comparative article will settle the debate by comparing and reviewing each product from the company. You will be provided with pros and cons as well so that you can decide for yourself. But before we get into the product reviews let us look at the advantages and dis advantages of the tires from these two brands.
Head To Head: Toyo Celsius vs. Michelin Defender
Toyo Celsius features self-cleaning grooves to prevent water, slush, and snow, but this feature is not available in Michelin Defender.
Durability and Comfort
Michelin Defender offers you durability and longevity with good miles, but Toyo Celsius does not make such things clear. So, we can say you will get more comfort while riding with Michelin Defender tires.
Toyo Celsius and Michelin Defender tires both can run well on wet, dry, or snowy roads, so here we have a win-win.
Michelin Defender features multiple technologies such as IntelliSipe, Maxtouch construction, and comfort control. Also, these tires are quite affordable as compare to Toyo Celsius.
Let us focus on the negative aspect so that you can judge these two popular brands after considering all points.
Recommended Toyo Celsius tires
1. All-Season Radial tire CUV 235/55R17 103V CSCUV TL from Toyo Celsius
Toyo Celsius CUV provides you with not only year-round versatility but winter-weather safety. These tires boast of better snow traction than the usual tire so that winter cannot stop you from going from one place to another. A typical all-season tire cannot keep up with Celsius tires, which stops up to 31 feet shorter on snow.
These tires feature higher sipe density for excellent traction on snow. They also feature lower sipe density for traction on wet and dry roads. You will be impressed to know you can increase traction by removing slush and snow.
- These tires are specially made for winter
- Higher sipe density for snow
- Lower sipe density for traction
- You can remove slush and snow to increase traction
- You will not get any fitments
2. All-Season Radial Tire CUV – 235/55-20 102H from Toyo CELSIUS
All season tires make sure you get ultimate traction with enhanced road grip. You will notice the asymmetric dual tread design that enhances traction for dry and wet roads. The tires feature multi-wave sipes for grip and the snow claws to block rigidity for enhanced snow traction while decreasing the road noise heard in the vehicle’s cabin. This model is designed with the three-mountain peak and snowflake symbol so that you can handle the harshest winter climate. The wide grooves make sure to prevent water and slush from below the tire footprint in all weather.
The tread pattern also features Alignment Indicators. Depending on the alignment, you get better functioning.
No doubt, these tires provide controllability in all-weather because the tread design contributes to effortless handling. When you are provided with these many features, then the result is an enjoyable driving experience.
- Tread design for tractions
- Wide grooves prevent water and slush
- Tires can handle all-weather
- Better controllability
- It is quite expensive
Here’s what you can expect from Toyo Celsius tires:
Best Performance: Whether it is wet, dry or road mix with snow and whether it is any season consumer reports found out that Toyo Celsius tires outperform and delivers best results.
Recommended Michelin Defender Tires
Michelin Defender All-Season Tire 215/60R16 95H
If you are looking for a longest-lasting premium all-season tire, Michelin Defender will be the right choice. The manufacturer boasts of 80,000 miles of the journey. You will be provided with three years of flat tire assistance.
Improved longevity will help your vehicle make extra miles because tires have stops up to 31 feet shorter than usual. Tires also feature specialized rain grooves to increase hydroplane resistance. The Defender T+H offers long-lasting comfort with all-season traction for coupes, sedans & crossovers. You can use replacement fitments for cars such as Honda Odyssey, Chevrolet Malibu, Toyota Sienna, Nissan Altima, Chrysler Town & Country, and Ford Focus.
The comfort control technology makes sure you get ride satisfaction while minimizing noise with the road. IntelliSipe technology is designed to maximize biting edges for exceptional grip. Not to mention, Maxtouch construction is designed to ensure the tire contact forces are evenly distributed, maximizing tread life. Also, the durable ever-tread compound provides you with long-lasting dependability.
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- Designed to deliver a comfortable ride
- Tires can be noisy
- Low mileage after heavy use
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If you are the person you always opt for a premium product; then these tires will not let you down. These tires have Maxtouch construction combined with the interlocking action of IntelliSipe technology so that you can get long wear life. The tires boast of exceptional tread block rigidity while minimizing the tire’s contact with the road during acceleration, braking, and taking a turn.
Thanks to the exceptional grip provided by IntelliSipe technology, you get to maximize the number of sipes within the tire, allowing you to brake confidently. The interlocking action of IntelliSipes makes a rigid tread block so that you get a lower rolling resistance to save fuel. These Michelin Defender tires offer exceptional safety, longevity, and a comfortable ride.
- These tires have multiple technologies
- The interlocking action make a rigid tread block
- Low mileage
Here’s what to expect from Michelin defender tires:
- Long lasting: Their construction is such that tire contact forces gets distributed evenly and hence the life of tires is increased.
- Safety: Intellisipe technology brings all season traction and enhanced safety.
Toyo Celsius or Michelin Defender tire?
Both the tires are incredibly good and their performance is excellent. They do well on all types of surfaces and seasons. Since we have discussed their advantages in details let’s have a look at their disadvantages.
Toyo Celsius: Disadvantages
These tires will make a hole in your pocket if you have a tight budget. They are much expensive than Mechelin Defender.
Michelin defender: Disadvantages
Tires can be noisy. Also, there are chances of low mileage after heavy use.
We have provided you with the best information. Now the onus is on you to decide. As you can see, you will notice a significant difference between Toyo Celsius vs. Michelin Defender tires. Each one has the upper hand in some aspects of the other.
Toyo tires are expensive, but they provide you with quality. It does not mean you should look away from Micheline Defender tires even if they are less expensive, but they are equipped with multiple technologies. You should consider the pros and cons we have mentioned and make an informed choice.
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KIU, Western Campus – Today marks the anniversary of Hillary Rodham Clinton’s election as the Democratic party nominee for President of the United States of America, being the first-ever woman to achieve this feat.
We celebrate this remarkable achievement by reviewing one of her many books, The Book of Gutsy Women, which was co-written with her daughter Chelsea.
The following review was sourced from amazon.com.
Hillary Rodham Clinton and her daughter, Chelsea, share the stories of the gutsy women who have inspired them—women with the courage to stand up to the status quo, ask hard questions, and get the job done.
Ensuring the rights and opportunities of women and girls remains a big piece of the unfinished business of the twenty-first century.
While there’s a lot of work to do, we know that throughout history and around the globe women have overcome the toughest- resistance imaginable to win victories that have made progress possible for all of us. That is the achievement of each of the women in this book.
So how did they do it? The answers are as unique as the women themselves.
Civil rights activist Dorothy Height, LGBTQ trailblazer Edie Windsor, and swimmer Diana Nyad kept pushing forward, no matter what. Writers like Rachel Carson and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie named something no one had dared talk about before.
Historian Mary Beard used wit to open doors that were once closed, and Wangari Maathai, who sparked a movement to plant trees, understood the power of role modeling. Harriet Tubman and Malala Yousafzai looked fear in the face and persevered. Nearly every single one of these women was fiercely optimistic—they had faith that their actions could make a difference. And they were right.
To us, they are all gutsy women—leaders with the courage to stand up to the status quo, ask hard questions, and get the job done. So in the moments when the long haul seems awfully long, we hope you will draw strength from these stories. We do. Because if history shows one thing, it’s that the world needs gutsy women.
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- 1 Where do earthquakes mostly occur?
- 2 Where do 90% of all earthquakes occur?
- 3 Where do earthquakes occur which locations are at the greatest risk?
- 4 Where do the most earthquakes occur in the United states?
- 5 At what location does the first motion of an earthquake occur?
- 6 In which country there is no earthquake?
- 7 Which region is the least prone to earthquakes?
- 8 Which region is prone to earthquakes but not to volcanic?
- 9 Which continent is prone to earthquakes?
- 10 Why do earthquakes occur near the San Andreas Fault?
- 11 Where do most earthquakes occur in South America?
- 12 What is the most earthquake prone state in the US?
- 13 What city in the US has the most earthquakes?
- 14 Which US state has never had an earthquake?
- 15 What is the first motion of an earthquake occurs?
- 16 Where is the center of hypothetical earthquake?
- 17 How can we locate the epicenter of an earthquake?
- 18 Which is the biggest disaster in history?
- 19 Which country has the most natural disasters 2022?
- 20 Why are there no earthquakes in Saudi Arabia?
- 21 What city has the most earthquakes?
- 22 Which countries have the most earthquakes 2022?
- 23 Which continent has the most natural disasters?
- 24 What country will unlikely experience volcanic eruption?
- 25 Where are the fault lines in Visayas?
- 26 What is the earthquake zones in Visayas?
- 27 What country has the worst earthquakes?
- 28 What state has the most earthquakes?
- 29 Which country gets the most earthquakes?
- 30 What part of California does not have earthquakes?
- 31 Animated map: all earthquakes of the past 15 years
- 32 Animation of where the largest earthquakes of the past 100 years have struck
Where do earthquakes mostly occur?
Where do 90% of all earthquakes occur?
Ring of Fire
The “Ring of Fire”, also called the Circum-Pacific belt, is the zone of earthquakes surrounding the Pacific Ocean- about 90% of the world’s earthquakes occur there.
Where do earthquakes occur which locations are at the greatest risk?
Based on historic trends, the regions most at risk remain the West Coast, the Intermountain West, and several known active regions in the central and eastern U.S., including near New Madrid, Missouri, and Charleston, South Carolina.
Where do the most earthquakes occur in the United states?
At what location does the first motion of an earthquake occur?
The point on a fault at which the first movement or break occurs during an earthquake is called the earthquake’s hypocenter (focus) (Figure 1).
In which country there is no earthquake?
Norway : Norway is also one of the countries where earthquake activity is sporadic and unusual. This Nordic country, located in the northwestern part of Europe, didn’t experience any intense or dangerous seismic activity in the last ten years.
Which region is the least prone to earthquakes?
Antarctica has the least earthquakes of any continent, but small earthquakes can occur anywhere in the World.
Which region is prone to earthquakes but not to volcanic?
Answer: Indonesia is in a very active seismic zone, also, but by virtue of its larger size than Japan, it has more total earthquakes.
Which continent is prone to earthquakes?
Why do earthquakes occur near the San Andreas Fault?
The Pacific Plate (on the west) moves northwestward relative to the North American Plate (on the east), causing earthquakes along the fault. The San Andreas is the “master” fault of an intricate fault network that cuts through rocks of the California coastal region.
Where do most earthquakes occur in South America?
The Pacific Ring of Fire is an earthquake belt that experiences 81% of the largest earthquakes in the world. The belt extends from Chile northwards along the Pacific coast of South America, Central America to Mexico in North America.
What is the most earthquake prone state in the US?
California has more earthquakes that cause damage than any other state. Alaska and California have the most earthquakes (not human-induced).
What city in the US has the most earthquakes?
- 1. California. …
- Coastal Pacific Northwest. …
- New Madrid, Missouri. …
- Charleston, SC. …
- Big Island, Hawaii. …
- Anchorage and southern Alaska shore.
Which US state has never had an earthquake?
According to the U.S. Geological Survey’s Earthquake Information Center, every state in the U.S. has experienced an earthquake of one kind or another. It lists Florida and North Dakota as the two states with the fewest earthquakes.
What is the first motion of an earthquake occurs?
On a seismogram, the first motion is the direction of ground motion as the P wave arrives at the seismometer. Upward ground motion indicates an expansion in the source region; downward motion indicates a contraction.
Where is the center of hypothetical earthquake?
In fact, the epicenter of a hypothetical earthquake is located at the point where the earthquake begins to break. The epicenter is just above the surface of ‘our planet’. The epicenter is what we call immediately above the ‘hypocenter’ of the earthquake on the stage that said surface.
How can we locate the epicenter of an earthquake?
Scientists use triangulation to find the epicenter of an earthquake. When seismic data is collected from at least three different locations, it can be used to determine the epicenter by where it intersects. Every earthquake is recorded on numerous seismographs located in different directions.
Which is the biggest disaster in history?
|Death toll (Highest estimate)||Event||Date|
|2,000,000||1887 Yellow River flood||September 1887|
|830,000||1556 Shaanxi earthquake||January 23, 1556|
|655,000||1976 Tangshan earthquake||July 28, 1976|
|500,000+||1970 Bhola cyclone||November 13, 1970|
Which country has the most natural disasters 2022?
Why are there no earthquakes in Saudi Arabia?
2. Saudi Arabia. Since they are close to each other, Saudi Arabia also shares the geographical benefits of Qatar. … No significant earthquakes or landslides happened in the last ten years in Saudi Arabia.
What city has the most earthquakes?
Tokyo, Japan. The city with the most earthquakes in the world is Tokyo, Japan. The powerful (and let’s be honest — scary!) Ring of Fire is responsible for 90% of the world’s earthquakes.
Which countries have the most earthquakes 2022?
|3||New Zealand||3682 quakes|
Which continent has the most natural disasters?
This burden was not shared equally, as Asia seemed to be the most vulnerable continent for floods and storms, with 44% of all disaster events, 58% of the total deaths, and 70% of the total people affected.
What country will unlikely experience volcanic eruption?
Even though Australia is home to nearly 150 volcanoes, none of them has erupted for about 4,000 to 5,000 years! The lack of volcanic activity is due to the island’s location in relation to a tectonic plate, the two layers of the Earth’s crust (or lithosphere).
Where are the fault lines in Visayas?
|Bohol Fault System|
|Cities||North; Loon, Calape, Inabanga, Tubigon, Buenavista, Clarin, Sagbayan, Getafe, Trinidad South; Maribojoc, Tagbilaran to Anda East; Loay, Loboc, Bilar, Batuan, Carmen, Pilar|
What is the earthquake zones in Visayas?
|San Julian, Eastern Samar Show map of Visayas Show map of Philippines Show all|
|UTC time||2019-04-23 05:37:51|
|Epicenter||11.79°N 125.38°ECoordinates:11.79°N 125.38°E|
|Areas affected||Eastern Visayas, Central Visayas, Western Visayas, Bicol Region, Caraga Region|
|Max. intensity||VII (Very strong) (MMI)|
What country has the worst earthquakes?
What state has the most earthquakes?
Alaska is the champion when it comes to the frequency of earthquakes. Alaska outranks California and every other state in the number of quakes and greatest magnitude achieved.Jul 5, 2019
Which country gets the most earthquakes?
Japan has the most recorded earthquakes in the world as it sits on a highly active seismic area, but research by the US Geological Survey suggests the answer is not quite as straightforward as it may seem.
What part of California does not have earthquakes?
Los Angeles Times also reported that Sacramento is the best city to avoid quakes in all of California’s territory. This city has a great advantage because no active fault lines can be found nearby.
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About the Book
Exploring Discovery: The Front Door to Your Library’s Licensed and Digitized Content was published in April 2016 and can be ordered from Amazon, ALA Editions, and Facet (Europe and the rest of the world).
Discovery, in the library context, connotes a process through which someone who is seeking information can explore a range of possible resources, identify the specific things to look at, and then get started with the actual work of learning or doing research. Discovery is not a destination; it is a process (much as in the older, more common, legal sense of the word). Discovery has come to mean so many things that it has come to mean just about any part of the library research process: searching, finding, identifying, exploring, using. We apply “discovery” to all kinds of resources; things we librarians have purchased and put on a shelf, things we have acquired licenses to access; things we only describe, but don’t have licenses to access or possession of the physical thing. The list is expansive and nearly all-encompassing.
However, there are underlying commonalities to the scope of “discovery.” Discovery tools are generally focused on retrieving all possible things that might be relevant to the user’s needs, casting a wide net across whatever domain of data is in scope. The set of results is generally subject to filtering after the initial search. While advanced, focused, field-based searching is possible (and frequently implemented), these tools are often meant to assuage the desires of those who are more comfortable in retrieval-based systems, in which the result lists are smaller, but more precisely and clearly related to the search query.
This book, Exploring Discovery: The Front Door to Your Library’s Licensed and Digitized Content, seeks to demystify the breadth and depth of discovery.
Table of Contents
Exploring Discovery: The Front Door to Your Library’s Licensed and Digitized Content has 19 chapters organized into four parts.
PART 1: VENDED DISCOVERY SYSTEMS
- Collaborative Growth Towards Discovery: Becoming Stronger Through Change
By Margaret Heller and Hong Ma
- Approaching Discovery as Part of a Library Service Platform: Lessons Learned
By Nathan Hosburgh
- When You Rent Your Front Door: A Mid-Size Library’s Experiences Relying on Discovery Vendors
By Stephen Bollinger and Kate Silton
- Exploring Discovery @ Rosenberg Library: What Happens when a Library, a Museum, and an Archives Get Together to Share a Single Discovery Tool?
By T. Louise M. Kidder
PART 2: CUSTOM DISCOVERY SYSTEMS
- Geospatial Resource Discovery
By Darren Hardy, Jack Reed, and Bess Sadler
- Discovery on a Shoestring: Implementing a Full-Functioned Discovery Tool with Free Software and No-Extra-Charge Metadata Sources
By Julia Bauder
- Agile Open-Source Discovery: Blacklight with EBSCO Discovery Service
By Sam Popowich
- Using Blacklight for Archival Discovery
By Adam Wead and Jennie Thomas
- Creating a “Magical” Request and Delivery Experience for Patrons using a Blacklight-Based Catalog
By Matthew Connolly, Jennifer Colt, Joanne Leary, and Melissa Wallace
PART 3: INTERFACES
- The Bento Box Design Pattern
By Jason Thomale, William Hicks, and Mark Phillips
- One-to-Many: Building a Single-Search Interface for Disparate Resources
By Cole Hudson and Graham Hukill
- Integrating Discovery to Improve the User Experience
By Sonya Betz and Ian Roberton
- Fixing Facets
By Sean Hannan, Steven Heslip, and Kristen Johannes
- One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Tailoring Discovery through User Testing
By Joseph Deodata, Khalilah Gambrell, and Eric Frierson
PART 4: CONTENT AND METADATA
- From User Stories to Working Code: A Case Study from NYU’s Digital Collections Discovery Initiative
By Daniel Lovins
- Regional Aggregation and Discovery of Digital Collections:The Mountain West Digital Library
By Anna Neatrour, Rebekah Cummings, and Sandra McIntyre
- Open Access and Discovery Tools: How Do Primo Libraries Manage Green Open Access Collections?
By François Renaville
- Discovery Platforms and the Database of Record
By Alan Manifold
- Know Thy Metadata: Metadata Challenges in Discovery Services
By Myung-Ja K. Han and William Fletcher Weathers
"The fact that discovery is evaluated in small, medium, and large libraries is very helpful. The chapters are well organized, and the index is well developed and useful. Overall, this book would make an excellent addition to a library or librarian’s professional collection." Serials Review. (Online, 5 November 2018)
"Taken together, the volume effectively presents the complexity of providing adequate discovery tools for optimal utilization of the vast holdings of institutions in the current era." Against the Grain. (Vol. 29, No. 6).
"Overall this is a comprehensive source of information for any librarian working with discovery services. ... For those actively engaged in the field, it is a valuable resource." The Electronic Library. (Vol. 35, No. 6), pp. 1268-9.
"Exploring discovery is an excellent resource to find out what solutions libraries of dif- ferent kinds are using, and what are the challenges to expect when trying to improve a library discovery system." Alexandria: The Journal of National and International Library and Information Issues. (Vol. 27, No. 1), pp. 56-59.
"[A] useful resource for professionals in archives and academic, public, and special libraries who wish to receive a comprehensive overview of discovery services currently on the market." Journal of Web Librarianship. (Online, published 17 July 2017).
"... a useful book for those wishing to understand and research different discovery options." Library Resources & Technical Services (Vol. 61, No. 2), pp. 118-119.
"The book would be ideal to share with an implementation team, so the software developers can get up to speed on metadata issues, the content licensing experts can understand the user experience guru’s concerns, and so on around the conference table." Technical Services Quarterly (Vol. 34, No. 3), pp. 335-336.
"Although primarily focused on discovery in academic libraries, Exploring Discovery does offer any library considering how to best
implement a discovery service some useful examples of projects as well as some thoughtful examinations of issues surrounding discovery." Technicalities (Vol. 37, No. 3), pp. 23-24.
"... Exploring Discovery is an excellent tool to inform and guide you in making the best choice for your library, its resources and users." Journal of the Australian Library and Information Association (online only)
"...[A] rich resource that delivers sound guidance on key aspects to consider when selecting a new range of discovery service tools for your institution." Journal of Hospital Librarianship (Vol. 17, No. 1), pp. 88-89.
"This book would be a great resource to anyone who is in the weeds of evaluating and selecting a discovery solution for their library." Reference and User Services Quarterly (Vol. 56, No. 2), pp. 137-138.
"With his strong expertise, Varnum has been able to gather a wonderful collection of reports on institutional implementations, each offering philosophies, rationales, and details of successes and failures for these individual implementations." Journal of Electronic Resource Librarianship, December 2016 (Vol. 28, No. 3), p. 298.
"Informative, diverse, and valuable insights on how libraries are implementing and using discovery tools make this an essential read." Library Journal, September 2016, p. 103.
"Exploring Discovery is easy to dip into as needed, and provides a comprehensive examination of discovery services that will prove invaluable to IT, web development, electronic resource management, and technical services staff. Exceptionally well written, organized and presented, Exploring Discovery is very highly recommended for community, corporate, governmental, and academic library 'Library Science' instructional reference collections and supplemental studies curriculum reading lists." Library Bookwatch, June 2016.

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Whilst preserving and protecting forests is crucial, tremendous efforts are on-going globally to restore degraded and lost forests, particularly in the tropics. In their latest research, Smith and colleagues review tree survival and growth in tropical peatland reforestation projects across Southeast Asia.
Tropical peatlands cover a small area globally, but are dense stores of carbon. Waterlogged conditions in peatlands slow decomposition of plant matter that allows carbon-rich peat to accumulate, yet the value of peatlands extends beyond carbon: they are home to many endemic and threatened species of flora and fauna, and are important for local community livelihoods and cultures.
Across Southeast Asia, widespread deforestation, drainage and degradation of peatlands is leading to peat loss and higher risk of fires. Peatland fires contribute to regional haze air pollution with costly public health impacts. As in other habitats, disruptions to the tropical peat swamp habitats and wildlife harvesting also increases the risk of outbreaks of zoonotic emerging infection diseases.
Restoring degraded and burned peat swamp forests is challenging and requires consideration of hydrology, vegetation, and sustaining local livelihoods. Our review focused on “active” tropical peatland reforestation – i.e., tree planting. A key first step in this is selecting and sourcing tree species to plant. Knowledge of which species might survive comes from trial and error in pilot studies, local knowledge, and past reforestation project experience.
To-date a quantitative synthesis of monitoring data from trials and past planting projects has been lacking for tropical peatlands, thus limiting access to this knowledge. We carried out the first systematic literature review of planted tree species survival and growth in degraded Southeast Asian tropical peatlands, collating monitoring data from published and “grey” literature, for instance non-government organisation reports, and in multiple languages – Indonesian, English and Japanese.
Across 94 reforestation projects identified in the review, we found 141 tree species had been planted. This represents one-tenth of potential diversity of the regional peatland tree flora. Yet, despite the need to expand the number of species planted, survival rates were promising averaging 62% survival of planted trees, lasting on average 2.5 years before 50% of them died.
A key finding was that slower growing species survived longer in reforestation projects. Survival rates could also be predicted by some plant functional traits, such as leaf nutrient contents and wood densities, raising the potential of screening species for reforestation based on their traits.
The least consistent results in our review was the impact of site treatments. This was due to a lack of studies adopting control vs. treatment experimental designs. Large sums of money are invested into site treatments, such as mounding seedlings above potential flood levels. However, without controls it is difficult to determine the effectiveness of these treatments.
To advance peat swamp reforestation requires planting more species, involving slower growing species, trialling species screening using plant traits, and testing treatments adequately. In conducting our review, we highlight the value of collecting and sharing monitoring data.
A total of 43 authors participated in the review with many actively involved in tropical peatland reforestation projects. Across Southeast Asian peatlands many more restoration projects exist, and we hope our review will encourage transparency and data sharing for future syntheses of peat swamp forest restoration and other tropical forests.
Read the full Open Access paper Tree species that ‘live slow, die older’ enhance tropical peat swamp restoration: Evidence from a systematic review in Journal of Applied Ecology
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The neo-Gothic Matthias Church in Castle Hill has been around for centuries and, in many ways, its history corresponds to that of Budapest itself. Built in the 13th century, Matthias was the city's first parish church. However, it was transformed into a mosque during the 1541 Ottoman occupation and remained an Islamic place of worship until the Turkish expulsion nearly 150 years later. Today, tourists come to admire its imposing architecture, take in its historical symbolism and spend some time studying its impressive artwork.
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#1 Fisherman's Bastion (Halászbástya)
Located in the historic district of Castle Hill, Fisherman's Bastion is a neo-Gothic terrace that looks like a structure taken straight out of a fairy tale. Designed and built in 1905 by Frigyes Schulek – the same architect who built the adjacent Matthias Church – Fisherman's Bastion is named after the medieval guild of fishermen who protected Budapest from invasion.
Visitors say Fisherman's Bastion's gleaming white structure provides panoramic views of the city: From here, you can snap some breathtaking pictures of the Danube River, Margaret Island and Pest. Also save time for exploring the sight's seven ornate turrets, which symbolize the tents of the seven Magyar leaders who settled the Carpathian Basin, ultimately leading to the existence of modern-day Hungary.
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Since most home cooks don’t own a tagine, we’ve used a Dutch oven for this recipe, but if you happen to own one, you can transfer the braised meat to the tagine for serving. Chop preserved lemon: While shanks brown, use a knife to separate the pith from the pulp of the lemon. Stir in the ginger, paprika, cumin and garlic and stir for 1 minute. Lyndall Lord Coat pan lightly with oil and add in lamb shanks. We'll send you healthy tips about once a month.
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