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Manchester United newcomer Raphael Varane was reportedly unveiled with his second choice squad number yesterday – because Phil Jones refused to give him the number four shirt.
Varane was paraded around Old Trafford ahead of United’s Premier League opener against Leeds, much to the delight of the packed out crowd. The Frenchman received a very warm reception upon his emergence from the tunnel. And it went on to be a good day all round for the Red Devils.
Varane watched on as his new side kicked off their 2021/22 campaign in style. Bruno Fernandes’ hat-trick and strikes from Mason Greenwood and Fred led them to a 5-1 victory.
The centre-back also got to witness his fellow countryman Paul Pogba assist four of the five goals. The feat prompted Fernandes to lay down the gauntlet to the his teammate.
The pre-match unveiling was the ideal way to get the United fans pumped for the game. But it could have been slightly different.
On the back of the shirt given to Varane as he walked out to be introduced was the number 19.
The 28-year-old opted for the number that was occupied by Amad Diallo. The winger, who is set to leave on loan and possibly to another Premier League club, was thus given number 16.
However, this is only because Varane’s request to wear the number he wears for his nation was not approved by Jones.
That’s according to the MEN. They report the fresh acquisition wanted the no.4 but had to settle for the alternative.
Jones, 29, has held the shirt since for a decade since joining the club from Blackburn Rovers.
Coincidentally, Sir Alex Ferguson was close to moving for Varane, who was then a Lens player, at that time.
He was snapped up by Real Madrid, though, and Fergie went after Jones instead.
And now, ten years on, Jones is said to have refused to part ways with his number. The former England international has two years remaining on his United contract.
He has not played for the club since January 2020 and now finds himself fifth in the Red Devils’ centre-back pecking order.
Varane’s compatriot reportedly off
Meanwhile, a report claims midfielder Pogba has no intention of signing a new United deal and will instead join Real for free next summer.
The 28-year-old has now entered the final 12 months of his Old Trafford deal.
He will be free to speak to foreign clubs in January and has been linked with Paris Saint-Germain as well as Los Blancos. Lionel Messi’s arrival at the Parc des Princes seems to have ended PSG’s hopes of landing him this summer.


Our family farm was born 3 generations ago in the small village of Mentque-Nortbécourt in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais.
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Punch Judy Show Constable Puppet is a One Of A Kind handcrafted 18″ tall puppet. Constable is a hand puppet that is designed to be lightweight for easy use as a puppet and comes with a wood display stand to display as a unique piece of art. Hand sculpted head complete with Bobby hat and wood club. Don’t miss the wonderful textured eyebrows. This is a one of a kind original from artist Sis with many hours hand work while in gallery. Complete with stick used to keep the characters in line!? Other cast members available!
Punch and Judy is a traditional, popular, and usually very violent puppet show featuring Mr. Punch and his wife, Judy. The performance consists of a sequence of short scenes, each depicting an interaction between two characters, most typically Mr Punch and one other character (who usually falls victim to Mr. Punch’s club). It is often associated with traditional British Coastal Seaside. The various episodes of Punch and Judy are performed in the spirit of outrageous comedy — often provoking shocked laughter — and are dominated by the anarchic clowning of Mr. Punch. Wikipedia

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What is the best way to import data via Excel or CSV on a scheduled basis and associate each row/record with an account? I'm assuming entity list filters can then be used to sort the records based on the user's account so that they can only see the records that pertain to them. Thanks
It could depend on the volume of data. I would suggest looking at Kingswaysoft.com SSIS tools. Using that, you could import the data to CDS from the files (you will likely need to create a custom entity to represent the data you are importing).
Then, from the Portal side, create the entity list but setup entity permissions to restrict viewing to just data belonging to the contacts (based on the account they belong to).
Hope that helps.
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Children transferred during Leeds heart unit suspension
- 10 April 2013
- From the section Leeds & West Yorkshire
Ten children were transferred to other hospitals while children's heart surgery was suspended at Leeds General Infirmary, it has been revealed.
Operations have resumed after they were stopped 12 days ago amid claims records showed higher-than-usual death rates.
A meeting of Yorkshire's health watchdog was told the children were treated in Alder Hey, Newcastle, Birmingham and Leicester.
NHS England said suspension of surgery was the right decision.
At a meeting of the the Joint Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee, Dr Mike Bewick, from NHS England, said he apologised for the inconvenience caused by the suspension but not for the decision.
He denied that the action was too hasty.
Earlier this week, NHS England announced a phased resumption of surgery following the completion of a first stage of a review into services.
During that part of the review, assurances had been received from independent experts about the quality of surgery and staffing levels that were sufficient to allow the phased resumption of operations, NHS England said.
The second stage of the review will look at other areas where improvement may be necessary, including the way complaints from patients were handled and the completion of a review of patients' case notes over the last three years.
Save Our Surgery (SOS) - the group fighting to save the children's heart unit - has called on Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt to launch an investigation into the suspension of operations.
Speaking on Tuesday, campaigner Sharon Cheng said: "Given that the suspension potentially put patients at risk, has caused huge inconvenience and added stress to the families of children who have had to be treated elsewhere... questions must be asked as to why operations were suspended in the first place."

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Brian A. Parúas focuses on Personal Injury, Sexual Abuse, Crime Victims, Wrongful Death and other Tort claims. A Former Federal Agent for the Department of Justice, along with being the former Senate Aide to the President of the Senate, he brings an arsenal of intelligent weaponry to help his clients. He brings a dedication to our community and country that cannot be questioned.
Indeed, as the nation began the process of recovering from the September 11th terrorist attacks, Brian left the Senate staff to join the front lines of America’s defense. In the years that followed, he literally placed his life on the line for our country.
He attended the U.S. Transportation Security Administration, Federal Air Marshal Academy and served as Federal Air Marshal, then a uniformed federal law enforcement officer to guard our ports. Brian then attended law school and continued his public service with the Office of the Chief Counsel for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, helping prosecute dangerous criminals in deportation cases on behalf of our nation.
Brian Adalberto Parúas is a native Floridian and graduate of Florida International University with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. Resulting in the completion of his degree from the Miami based university, Brian went on to work for the Senate under former Senate President James A. Scott of the 31st District.
Following his work for Senator Scott, Brian began his career with the United States Department of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Service working as a member of the Marine Enforcement Unit, focusing on border protection and drug interdiction.
The United States Department of Homeland Security, Transportation Security Administration became Brian’s new workplace where he began his tenure as a United States Federal Air Marshal working to secure civil aviation against air piracy.
After his work for the Department of Homeland Security, Brian ventured on to receive his Juris Doctor with a concentration in administrative law, at Western Michigan University. Upon graduating from law school, Brian returned to the United States Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement as a CLI for the Office of the Chief Counsel in Miami.
Subsequent to all of Brian’s hard work, in December of 1997, he and his brother were victims of a horrific attack in which they were stabbed due to a case of mistaken identity in Broward County, Florida. Following this act of aggression, Brian had the courage to subdue and apprehend the criminal whom was then arrested and charged.
The perpetrator of the attack was then found guilty and had to serve a maximum sentence, resulting in the payment of restitution to the Parúas brothers. They went on to successfully sue the nightclub and the security team under the negligent security theory. This violent act became the driving force behind helping others. Brian, once a victim, is now an advocate striving to help those in need.
Legacy of Service
Judge Adalberto Parúas, grandfather of Brian Adalberto Parúas, was a judge in the revolutionary tribunal in Santiago, Cuba on February 13th, 1959. He sat bench on a case which was built against 43 members of General Fulgencio Batista’s Air Force whom were set to be executed for their alleged crimes which included genocide, murder, treason, and more. Before the multi-week trial began, Fidel Castro denounced the accused, stating that they were “the worst criminals of the Batista regime.”
Judge Parúas, along with Major Felix Lugerio Peña and Antonio Yabor, presided over the trial. Antonio Cejas Sanchez was the prosecutor and Lieutenant Arisides Acosta defended the airmen. During the three weeks of testimony, civilians from the bombed area provided eyewitness accounts of the bombings, and flight reports signed by pilots and gunners documented their missions. The defense maintained that the reports were deliberately falsified due to fear of their superiors and the backlash it would cause should the airmen be acquitted, and so, it was stated that the pilots had dropped their bombs in unpopulated areas.
Two pilots, Mario Bermudez Esquivel and Robert Lanz Rodriguez, testified that they had falsified the reports. Following the pilots’ admittance to giving false testimonies, the defense then pointed out that there had been few deaths and injuries caused by what supposedly had been the use of six thousand bombs and over five million machine gun bullets.
On March 2nd, 1959, the 43 airmen of General Batista’s Air Force were acquitted by Judge Adalberto Parúas, dismissing the genocide charge because the court felt that the government had made no case against the airmen who had supposedly attempted to destroy racial, religious, and national groups.
The murder charges were also dismissed due to lack of proof of premeditation and further because it was not proven as to which of those on trial had produced the death and destruction.
Following the acquittal of the 43 airmen, Fidel Castro denounced the verdict, calling it “a great error of the revolutionary court to acquit these criminal airmen…. It would be the height of ingenuousness of a people and of a revolution to free those who have been the most cowardly assassins and servants of the tyranny” as reported by the New York Times on March 4th, 1959.
Brian Adalberto Parúas gained notoriety during his time working in the Florida Senate under Senator James A. Scott because many of its past and current Cuban American legislators were direct descendants of the 43 pilots saved by the tribunal’s decision in 1959.


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As the country initiates interventions to mitigate the impact of Climate Change that cut across the globe, Uasin Gishu County Forest Conservator, Joseph King’ori, has called for concerted efforts from stakeholders to plant trees to help restore, conserve and protect the diminishing forests and wetlands in the County.
He was speaking during The World Wetlands Day Celebrations at the University of Eldoret.
Mr. King’ori pointed out that the Kenya Forest Service (KFS), is committed to support the Presidential call of planting trees to mitigate the impacts of Climate Change.
King’ori complained that the forest cover in Uasin Gishu had regressed with almost 6.7 percent of its land being occupied with forests.
He said the KFS is doing everything possible by sensitizing the communities to start their own tree nurseries, inviting different NGOs, institutions such as schools and other partners, to join in the tree planting activity targeting to plant 9 million trees, when the rain season begins.
“As a county now we are prepared, we have around 9 million seedlings which are ready for planting when we get the rains. From the KFS we have around 1 million seedlings and from the project nurseries, we have 8 million seedlings, every farmer will get enough seedlings to plant, we have to mobilize all stakeholders to be prepared for tree planting, when the rains begin,” said King’ori.
“I know tree planting is an activity that requires to be funded, we are encouraging every department of the government, to set aside some funds for this activity,” he added.
Noting that every Kenyan of good will is called upon to take part in the tree planting campaign launched by the President from 21st of December last year, the Conservator urged all stakeholders to participate in all areas, particularly from the National Government up to the local community level, to plant trees on their farms at the on-set of the rains.
“We were given a target of 5 billion trees in the first 5 years and then 10 billion trees in the next 5 years, we need to prepare and budget for it, we start our own nurseries, so that when it rains, we take part in planting, let us not look only to KFS, we all have the responsibility,” King’ori said.
King’ori mentioned that a total 447.8 hectares of forested land in the County is under wetlands, including Timboroa, Segero, Kapseret and other forests.
He further pointed out that wetlands have faced extinction from overgrazing by livestock, invasion by water hyacinth, contamination through deposition of chemical waste by farming villages, encroachment by farmers, population increase, forest fires, demand for land by investors, infrastructure development and illegal cultivation and logging.
“Forests and wetlands are key components of the ecosystem, they are interdependent, they capture and store water, prevent soil erosion and air pollution, they serve as a natural water purification system and prevent desertification,” he explained.
The County Forest Conservator noted that forests and wetlands play a significant role in the ecosystem by supporting biodiversity and providing valuable ecosystem services, as he called upon the communities owning wetlands to conserve them through fencing, cleaning- up, restoring natural vegetation and restricting access by people and animals.
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| By: Sue Taylor | John Beaufoy Publishing | 2021 | Paperback | 224 Pages | 300 colour photos & 100 maps | ISBN: 9781913679101 | £19.99p |
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Fully updated from the 2013 version that exclusively published in Australia, The 100 Best Birdwatching Sites in Australia is about having fun birding. This second edition contains the author’s personal selection of 100 of the best birdwatching sites in all states, territories and islands of Australia. The sites are chosen for the large number of species or the large number of special birds to be found in each one. In some cases, the sites are quite specific, such as Hasties Swamp, some are huge (Lakefield National Park), some are lengthy (the Strzelecki Track) and some cover a whole district, such as Katherine. Sue Taylor’s engaging narrative describes the efforts she goes to in search of particular species. For each site she covers the type of habitat, which special species may be found there and when is the best time to visit. She lists four birds to look out for. Photographs show the site and two of the species that inhabit it whether as residents or as seasonal visitors.
The Author: Sue Taylor is a keen birdwatcher and twitcher. She has seen over 800 Australian birds on her travels throughout Australia and its territories. After a series of administrative jobs, she embarked on a freelance writing career in 1998 and has since written short stories, newspaper articles and five books on birdwatching. She is also the author of Birding Australia’s Islands, published by John Beaufoy Publishing.
There is a lot to enjoy here, not least sumptuous photos from some of Australia’s best and a well-designed book from the publishers. The individual accounts certainly cover some of the best places for birds on the continent. From my visits I can endorse the selection of world-renowned sites like Cairns, Broome and Townsville Common.
Sue Taylor writes with a chatty style which gives one a feel for some of the places and the entries are certainly atmospheric.
Having said that, and acknowledging it is a ‘where to watch birds in Australia’, in the sense that it covers all the top places to bird, it’s not a book one could use to target particular species, or make choices of where to go when based in a particular part of Australia in anything other than the most general sense.
Perhaps I was expecting more of a site by site guide with location maps, best times to visit and all the other ways to compare one site with another from a practical birding point of view. Although, I am sure, should we ever get to return, my wife will appreciate the references to those places having far too many spiders
Sue is a top birder with an incredible wealth of experience and she shares that in an engaging way. So, perhaps the book would be better served with a more personalised title, such a ‘Sue Taylor’s favourite birding places in Australia’.

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Make ladybugs comfortable, get them to stay around to help in your garden! They consume aphids (plant lice), mites, leaf hoppers, and many other garden pests and larvae. Encourage groups of ladybugs to hang out around your plants with this attractive ladybug house, especially useful in winter. The French call them "creatures of God".
Invite them in! Also consider planting umbrella-shaped flowers, cosmos and scented geraniums - the adults love pollen and nectar.
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MP3 JMac! - Everything
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Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan where his natural and amazing singing talent was discovered at the tender age of 5, JMac! began cultivating his sound in the local church choir. As his musical abilities developed, JMac! studied Music Education at Virginia Union University and then at Howard University in Washington, DC.
"JMac!"s vocal ability has afforded him the opportunity to sing on venues that featured such Gospel Artists as Ron Kenoly, Smokie Norful, Darius Brooks, Evelyn Turrentine-Agee, and Dr. Bobby Jones. Although he loves singing, JMac!, continued to enhance his production skills while working with Norman Harris (Philadelphia International Records), and established artists V. Michael McKay and Jeffrey LaValley. His production ventures have varied, working with local independent artists such as the Jubilee Majestic Choir on their recording where he is also noted as the featured vocalist on the track entitled, "Sanctify Me," and co-producing the project "Confident." On Gospel Recording Artist "Kevin McFadden & Redeemed" latest live-production "A Word for You," "JMac!" renders a spirit-filled and invigorating addition on piano (https://www.tradebit.com "JMac!" also has to his credit, producer of "Stay Beneath the Blood" by Min. Kevin and Shelly Barber (https://www.tradebit.com and more recently the production of the theme music for Tracy Morgan's Mid-Day show, on Heaven 1580 a.m. a Radio One station and the Tracy Morgan Show, which airs on Clear Channel every Saturday afternoon.
2005 will see the highly anticipated debut release by "JMac!" entitled, "Spiritual Flow." This self-produced project will consist of 10 songs to be released in the spring of 2005. "Spiritual Flow" will have a strong mixture of Urban, Contemporary, and Praise and Worship melodies for all to enjoy.
JMac!'s debut of his production of the single "Everything" has captured the attention of listeners and the buzz is out over internet play of his chart topping single. Since its release, there has been nothing but success to follow. JMac! is delivering a sound that is burning up the internet as far reaching as Germany. In addition to the many accolades and rave reviews of his single, he received his first award nomination by Unity Productions, Inc., the organizers of the "Annual Tiffany Gospel Awards." During this years celebration in recognition of independent artist, JMac! was nominated in the category of "Gospel Single of the Year - Male" and has climbed another milestone by winning in the category becoming the proud recipient of this year's trophy.
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She knits! She cooks! She picks up fur!
Mingus's tail spent quality time with the Furminator. He's upset that I took away his plume. However, I don't like to vacuum said plume on a daily basis. Rip the bandaid off fast, I say.
Don't call him "rat tail," not even as a joke.
Hugs to Mingus!
Awww, poor Mingus! I always tell my dog, her tail is her beauty.
Poor poor Mingus. My sisters old dog lost all the hair on her tail. It was truly a pink rat tail. ew.
Awww he looks so sad!! I just came across your blog by the by and I am in love. I'm off to read more:) Greetings!
Sunny says tails are over-rated. Mingus is a handsome boy no matter what's on his butt :)

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This post was inspired by a young chef I met recently in Santa barbara, she is preparing a theme party Korean BBQ, and if you are looking for the dipping sauce for meat, this is the real deal. Lots of minced garlic (seen in the photo) and hot and spicy Korean chilli paste Kochujang. The fresh sesame adds a touch of class and some fresh finer gives a bite.
This sauce although hot has a variety of contrasting flavours within the “hot”, it has a zing-zang that entices your palate and this explains why; like anything that releases endorphins, spicy food can become somewhat addictive but in a benign way. People may crave it and build tolerance levels, and a range of 30,000-50,000 Scoville heat units (Cayenne pepper, Ají pepper, Tabasco pepper) that once seemed very spicy starts to seem mild.
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After Shane returned to making music, he came back with the motivation to produce a new song…entirely by himself. He wanted to create the beat, write the song, engineer the session, perform the vocals, mix & master the whole thing. SS states that the beat was inspired by Lupe Fiasco’s “The Cool,” popular 90’s boom bap raps, Dr. Dre and classic A$AP Rocky tracks. His flow/raps were stimulated by the aforementioned, Shane’s own lifestyle, as well as The Jacka & Young Jeezy. “Gold Chain” displays Shugga’s creative abilities as a producer and an artist, as it blends music, flow and lyrics together perfectly. Press play below to listen now!
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S.S. is ‘Coastin’ through COVID with his latest release!
After a 2 year hiatus, Shugga Shane returns to the scene with a brand NEW single! This one is called ‘Coastin’ and is inspired by/dedicated to, the late Nipsey Hussle aka Nip Hussle Tha Great. Produced by the I.E. legend Curtiss King, this track delivers a jazzy ‘west coast’ feel which compliments Shane’s ‘L.A.-centric’ sound. The perfect medley life-style lyrics, combined with a compelling flow, on top of a hypnotizing instrumental. Press play and vibe with us. #CrownFam
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S.S. returns with “03 Kobe” #NewMusic
SS returns to the scene with his new track, titled “03 Kobe.” The West coast hot-spitter blazes the hypnotizing beat produced by Cardo. Telling personal stories and connecting punch lines as the track progresses, Shane keeps it all rap on this record; no hooks or catchy chorus. New Shugga Shane album is in the works ! Title & release date coming soon. Press play & vibe with us… #CrownFam
S.S. drops a brand new freestyle! Listen now!
After announcing that he has started working on his next project, Shugga Shane has just dropped a brand new freestyle for his fans!
This time the West Coast hot spitter goes in on the popular “Cut Her Off” track by K Camp/2Chainz.
You know Shane put his signature on the beat by ripping it to pieces! There has been no shortage of material from S.S.
After he dropped his critically acclaimed “L.A. Kings” mixtape & his heralded “H.I.T.S.” music video,
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The concept of using both a furnace and heat pump might feel a bit unusual at first. After all, why would you need two heaters? Even though furnaces and heat pumps both produce energy-efficient heat, the variations in their design actually make employing both of them a worthwhile option. It’s not for all of us, but under the right conditions you will definitely benefit from owning a furnace and a heat pump.
You'll need to think about several factors in order to decide if this type of setup suits you. Your local climate and the dimensions of your home are both very important, especially for the heat pump. This is because many models of heat pumps start to function less effectively in colder weather and larger homes. That being said, you can still benefit from heat pump installation in Franklin Lakes.
Heat Pumps Might Be Less Reliable in Colder Weather
Heat pumps are commonly less reliable in cold weather because of how they provide climate control to start with. Unlike furnaces, which combust fuel to provide heat, a heat pump reverses its flow of refrigerant to pull heat from outdoor air. This heat is then pulled inside and circulated all through your home. Assuming there is still some heat energy in the air, a heat pump can function. But the lower the temperature, the less reliable this process is.
The less heat energy is accessible outside, the longer it takes a heat pump to draw heat indoors to reach your preferred temperature. It can depend on the type of make and model, but heat pumps can start to lose efficiency at temperatures of 40 degrees and below. They should still be an energy-efficient option until 20-25 degrees, after which a gas furnace will be more effective.
What Temperatures Do Heat Pumps Work Best In?
Heat pumps manage best in moderate climates 40 degrees and up. That said, you don’t have to miss out on the benefits of a heat pump just because your local climate is cold. After all, that’s why having both a furnace and heat pump may be worth the cost. You can favor the heat pump for energy-efficient heat until the weather is chilly enough to justify shifting to something like a gas furnace.
Certain makes and models boast greater performance in cooler weather. For example, the Lennox MLA heat pump is capable of running at 100% capacity at 0°F. It can even remain functional in temperatures as extreme as -22°F. For optimum energy efficiency, you’ll likely still want to swap to the furnace in severely cold weather.
So Should I Put In a Heat Pump If I Own a Gas Furnace?
If you’re serious about maintaining the most energy-efficient HVAC system possible, owning a heat pump and gas furnace at the same time is worth the investment. Not only is a dual-heating system flexible, but it offers other advantages like:
- Reliable backup heating – A redundant heating system means even if one stops working, you still have the means to heat your home. It won't always be the most energy efficient, but it’s better than shivering in an unheated home while you sit around for repairs
- Reduced energy costs – The ability to select which heating system you use depending on the highest energy efficiency decreases your total costs. Smaller heating bills over the lifetime of these heating systems can really add up to a lot of savings
- Less strain on both systems – Rather than running one system all winter long, heating responsibilities are split between the furnace and heat pump. Key components could live longer as they’re not under constant use.
If you’re still not sure about heat pump installation in Franklin Lakes, don’t hesitate to contact your local expert technicians. They can evaluate your home’s comfort needs and help you decide if a dual-heating HVAC system is the best option.


A ‘Jaws’-dropping Great White Shark, measuring nearly 25 feet, has made its way from the big blue sea to St David’s Shopping Centre in Cardiff.
Afraid to get too close? Don’t fret! Climb into the chomp-safe shark cage so you can capture that perfect picture without a worry. But don’t forget humans are friends too – not food!
If you ‘snap’ a picture with Shark, you can share your best photos with the centre to enter a #SharkSelfie competition. Each week you will have the chance to win a hamper full of St David’s goodies. Jaw-some!
From 31st July we are giving you the chance to name this new ocean friend! The top three names will be put to the people of Cardiff on a Facebook poll on 7th August! The winner will receive a one-off St David’s experience including a gift card, delicious meal and more!
But the fun doesn’t stop there, as throughout the summer holidays, St David’s will be holding a host of family friendly events to learn some quick tricks for the whole family to be more sustainable.
Every Saturday from August 10th you can stop by the #SharkCDF to get crafty, including face painting sessions as well as creating your own plastic bottle mobiles, giving you the perfect way to learn more about the life cycle of plastic and encourage reuse in a fun and interactive way! Keep Wales Tidy are also joining the fun, you can meet them at the #SharkCDF every Wednesday from August 7th until 6th September to learn how to go green this season! Easy!
James Waugh, General Manager of St David’s Cardiff said:
“During the holidays, St David’s is the go-to destination of a day out of shopping, eating and fun, and we wanted to create an unforgettable summer for our visitors, with six weeks of Shark-tastic activities that combine fun with learning more about sustainability, in particular the use of single use plastic and the harm it poses to marine life. For a summer full of fun, and a Great White of course, swim on down to St David’s,”
For more information about what’s on at St David’s Cardiff this summer, enter the #SharkSelfie competition and Shark naming competition, visit: https://stdavidscardiff.com/shark or head to the centre’s Facebook, Instagram or Twitter by searching for @StDavidsCardiff.
And don’t forget to stay out of the no swim zones…


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I look to the white garden of the dunes.
The vast shadow-suckled sand.
Where the colors flash and never issue
But flow through hidden veinage;
I am naked to the sun.
I let the sun print on me as on the dunes.
With great passion of surrender, I have peace.
-Hugo Seeling (Dunite Poet) excerpt from L., published in Wheel of Fire, Round Table Book Co, Oceano, 1936
This too shall pass… is a historical and contemporary weaving of the fabric of a place.
These are the Dunes of the Chumash, a people nearly erased by the Spanish Missionaries; the Dunes of Cecil B. DeMille’s ancient Egyptian Ten Commandments movie set; the Dunes of the Dunites, the artists, poets, nudists, and mystics living off the grid in the depression era; the Dunes of Edward Weston and Ansel Adams’ sensual perfection; and the Dunes of the current day Dunites: the ATV riders who tear through the endangered plant species and pollute the air by grinding the sand into fine airborne particulates.

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LONDON , June 19, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Royal Dutch Shell plc (the 'Company') (NYSE: RDS.A) (NYSE: RDS.B) announces that on 19 June 2019 it purchased the following number of "A" Shares for cancellation. ...
Royal Dutch Shell wants to build a power business more profitable than the competitive sector's existing players, banking on its global scale and oil and gas income to maximise on the transition to cleaner energy. Demand for electricity is set to soar as Asian economies grow and electric vehicles replace petrol cars. Shell is under pressure to shed the Oil Majors' century-old business model and position itself for a future with lower use of fossil fuels.
Royal Dutch Shell said on Wednesday that all its staff in Iraq are accounted for and its operations in the country are normal, after a rocket struck the site of headquarters of several foreign oil firms near Iraq's southern city of Basra. "We remain vigilant and continue to monitor the security situation and liaise with local authorities," said a Shell spokesman in a statement to Reuters. The rocket hit the site of the residential and operations headquarters of several global major oil companies, including U.S. giant ExxonMobil, early on Wednesday, wounding three people, Iraq's military said.
After years of largely banking on low-cost Russia for growth, OMV is shifting attention towards the Middle East as its chemist chief executive chases his vision of making the Austrian oil and gas group a major supplier of plastics. OMV boss Rainer Seele has spent more than 4 billion euros ($4.5 billion) - 40% of the group's M&A budget until 2025 - for oil and gas concessions in the region, a 15% stake in Abu Dhabi National Oil Co's (ADNOC) refining business and a to-be-formed trading joint venture with ADNOC and Italy's Eni.
PBF Energy Inc. subsidiary PBF Holding Co. LLC has entered an agreement with Royal Dutch Shell PLC to purchase Shell subsidiary Equilon Enterprises LLC’s (dba Shell Oil Products US) 157,000-b/d dual-coking refinery and integrated logistics assets at Martinez, Calif., for $0.9-1 billion plus the value of hydrocarbon inventory, crude oil supply, and product offtake agreements, and other adjustments.
Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A) stock has posted positive returns in the past month. But other integrated energy stocks have declined in the stated period.
In the past month, integrated energy stocks have put up a weak performance. Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A) has been the best performer among integrated energy stocks with a rise of about 0.3% in the past month, while other industry players have posted declines.
Pope Francis said on Friday that carbon pricing is "essential" to stem global warming - his clearest statement yet in support of penalising polluters - and appealed to climate change deniers to listen to science. In an address to energy executives at the end of a two-day meeting, he also called for "open, transparent, science-based and standardised" reporting of climate risk and a "radical energy transition" away from carbon to save the planet. Carbon pricing, via taxes or emissions trading schemes, is used by many governments to make energy consumers pay for the costs of using the fossil fuels that contribute to global warming, and to spur investment in low-carbon technology.
Australia's fast-expanding liquefied natural gas industry has this year been supplying the lion's share of China's growing demand for imports of the commodity, with appetite surging as Beijing shifts away from dirtier fuels such as coal. Australia supplied over 53% of China's LNG imports during the first five months of 2019, shipping data in Refinitiv showed, up from around 40% in 2016 when a previous round of new Australian export projects started to ramp up. With Royal Dutch Shell's Prelude facility delivering its first LNG cargo this week from northwest Australia, that share is likely to increase further.
PBF Energy subsidiary PBF Holding Co. has entered an agreement with Royal Dutch Shell to purchase Shell subsidiary Equilon Enterprises’s (dba Shell Oil Products US) 157,000-b/d dual-coking refinery and integrated logistics assets at Martinez, Calif., for $0.9-1 billion plus the value of hydrocarbon inventory, crude oil supply, and product offtake agreements, and other adjustments.
Dutch lawmakers have launched an inquiry into how to make multinationals pay their fair share of tax, after public criticism that government reforms do not go far enough. Scores of multinationals use the Netherlands to pare their tax bills but the Dutch, who bore tax hikes after the financial crisis, are growing increasingly hostile to minimising company tax, which is legal and has gone unchallenged for decades. Parliamentarians voted on Tuesday to establish an expert commission to examine how to make taxing multinationals "more fair" after Netherlands-based Shell recently acknowledged it had paid virtually no Dutch corporation tax in 2018.
(Bloomberg Opinion) -- What do proved reserves prove? The tally of how much oil each country has left underground has long been one of the first things people focus on in BP’s annual Statistical Review of World Energy. Yet the latest set demonstrates, if anything, how the figures have lost their meaning or even inverted it.Proved oil reserves historically equaled power, longevity and wealth. It’s hard to imagine a certain desert kingdom in the Middle East being a top-20 economy and U.S. military priority absent the billions of barrels beneath that desert. The longer your reserves of this vital commodity last, the greater your chance of calling the shots (and prices) as others’ reserves dwindle.This is intuitive, perhaps, but also divorced from reality. Consider: According to BP’s figures, the world has pumped just over 1 trillion barrels of oil since 1980. Proved reserves back then stood at only 684 billion barrels, so clearly we found some more in the meantime. Quite a lot more, in fact: Reserves at the end of 2018 were 1.73 trillion barrels. The ratio of reserves to production – how much oil is left at current rates of output – rose from less than 30 years to 50 years. And that’s despite production having jumped by half.Despite that, it’s only been a decade or so since “peak oil” was a thing, coinciding with a drop in the global ratio of reserves-to-production – or R/P ratio – in the early 2000s. Even then, it remained higher than the levels that prevailed in the 1980s and 1990s.What “peak oil” was really about was the fear that cheaper barrels beyond the grasp of OPEC, in such places as the U.S. and the North Sea, were in terminal decline. In a rerun of the 1970s, and with a dash of Mad Max millenarianism, we were once again destined to hand over any spare cash to our cartel overlords for the precious juice.It is here that BP’s figures illustrate the most profound change.This chart shows the R/P ratio over time for a few major producers – Saudi Arabia, the U.S., and Venezuela – along with OPEC as a whole:See? Venezuela has enough oil to keep pumping through the year 2567! Except, of course, not really. We’re just looking at the collapse of a nation expressed via a slumping denominator. Proved reserves remain pegged at about 300 billion barrels – where they have been since 2010 – but production has slumped by roughly half. Far from signaling strength, Venezuela’s R/P ratio is a mathematical mayday.At the other end of the spectrum, the 11-year R/P ratio for the U.S. also tells the opposite of what’s actually happening. Proved reserves have roughly doubled over the past decade, but so too has production. Indeed, in 2018, the U.S. achieved the largest annual increase in oil production ever made by any country, according to BP (the same goes for natural gas).The nature of the shale boom is such that proved reserves belie the size of the ultimate resource base. As fracking has developed, and efficiencies have taken hold, so the potential of such areas as the Permian basin has expanded enormously, even if it doesn’t technically fit the definition of proved reserves in any given year. In an analysis published last summer, Rystad Energy, a research firm, estimated Texas alone holds more than 100 billion barrels recoverable using existing technology. BP’s current figure for proved reserves in the entire U.S. is 61.2 billion barrels. Clearly, the U.S., with its apparently short-lived oil reserves, is setting the pace in the market, not Venezuela.If anything, the specter of peak oil demand (rooted in the urgent need to address climate change) means the idea of vast proved reserves constituting a rock-solid store of value has been turned on its head. BP’s own projections imply oil demand adding up to somewhere in the region of 750 billion barrels through 2040. That is less than half the world’s proved reserves today. In all likelihood, most of Venezuela’s oil wealth will remain underground and, thereby, enrich nobody.The imperatives of an energy market defined more by abundance than scarcity – including an abundance of emissions – are showing up already in the industry. As my colleague David Fickling wrote recently, Royal Dutch Shell Plc seems remarkably sanguine about its single-digit reserves life. Chevron Corp. and Exxon Mobil Corp., meanwhile, have gone all-in on short-cycle shale.As for the smaller frackers, investors are notably more interested in concurrent or backward-looking valuation metrics such as free cash flow yield, rather than the traditional, and horizon-gazing, net asset value. Even the Saudi Arabian Oil Co., or Saudi Aramco, initial public offering came unstuck in this regard. Riyadh’s touted valuation of $2 trillion owed much to a simplistic valuation of 60-odd years’ worth of oil reserves, without fully taking into account the diminishing value of those barrels the further we get into a carbon-constrained future.The thing about those proved reserves numbers these days is that they can’t prove how many of the barrels will ultimately be produced or how much will be paid for them.To contact the author of this story: Liam Denning at firstname.lastname@example.orgTo contact the editor responsible for this story: Mark Gongloff at email@example.comThis column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the editorial board or Bloomberg LP and its owners.Liam Denning is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering energy, mining and commodities. He previously was editor of the Wall Street Journal's Heard on the Street column and wrote for the Financial Times' Lex column. He was also an investment banker.For more articles like this, please visit us at bloomberg.com/opinion©2019 Bloomberg L.P.
“I think the lesson I learnt is that you’ve got to try these things,” said Roger Hunter, vice-president of digital ventures for Shell’s New Energies business. The company worked with the venture arm of Boston Consulting Group, which invests in and acts as an incubator for early-stage businesses, to launch the app, which was classified as a research and development project.
Which Integrated Energy Companies' Earnings Could Jump in 2019?(Continued from Prior Part)Shell’s growth estimateRoyal Dutch Shell (RDS.A) is expected to post the second-best rise in its earnings in 2019, following Suncor Energy (SU). Wall Street
THE HAGUE, Netherlands, June 11, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- The Board of Royal Dutch Shell plc ("RDS") (RDS-A) (RDS-B) today announced the pounds sterling and euro equivalent dividend payments in respect of the first quarter 2019 interim dividend, which was announced on May 2, 2019 at US$0.47 per A ordinary share ("A Share") and B ordinary share ("B Share"). Holders of A Shares who have validly submitted pounds sterling currency elections by June 3, 2019 will be entitled to a dividend of 36.97p per A Share. Dividends on B Shares will be paid, by default, in pounds sterling at the rate of 36.97p per B Share.
Royal Dutch Shell on Monday shipped the long-awaited first cargo of liquefied natural gas from its massive Prelude floating LNG plant off northwest Australia, sealing the nation's position as the world's top exporter of the fuel. The start-up comes just as spot LNG prices have sunk to their lowest in over three years, with new projects in Australia and the United States boosting global supply while demand in Asia was dented by a mild winter. Prelude is the last of eight LNG plants built on Australia's eastern and northwestern coasts in a $200 billion LNG construction boom over the past decade.


Syrian National Coalition agrees Geneva talks position
Syria's main opposition alliance says it will attend planned peace talks, if a number of conditions are met.
After a vote early on Monday, the National Coalition reiterated that President Bashar al-Assad would "have no role in the transitional period".
Before any meeting, relief agencies had to be given access to besieged areas and all detainees, particularly women and children, had to be freed, it said.
The Syrian government has rejected any preconditions for the Geneva talks.
The UN, US and Russia had been trying to convene the meeting by the end of November.
But UN-Arab League envoy Lakhdar Brahimi said last week that the conference would be delayed, although he was still "striving" for a summit by the end of the year.
Future of Syria
The National Coalition reached the agreement after two days of talks in Istanbul.
A statement released by the office of Monzer Azbik, the chief of staff to the coalition's leader, repeated the group's demand that President Assad step down in any transitional government.
"Bashar al-Assad will have no role in the transitional period and the future of Syria,'' it said.
The coalition also outlined conditions that must be met before the talks, including a guarantee of access for relief agencies.
US Secretary of State John Kerry said the result of the vote was encouraging.
"This is a big step forward and an important one," he told reporters in Abu Dhabi.
The US, UN and Russia have been trying for months to convince both the Syrian government and opposition to accept a political solution to the 32-month-old conflict based on the core elements of the final communique issued in June 2012 after a meeting of the UN-backed Action Group for Syria in Geneva.
The so-called Geneva Communique called for an immediate cessation of violence and the establishment of a transitional government that could include officials serving under Mr Assad and members of the opposition.
The government has said it will "in principle" attend the conference. However, it has also said it will not negotiate with "terrorists", while dismissing almost all those who oppose it as such. It has also insisted repeatedly that any political solution will not involve Mr Assad's departure,
Ahmed Jarba, the head of the National Coalition, had already indicated a willingness to attend the Geneva talks.
But several of the major rebel fighting groups have refused to recognise its authority and rejected the idea of negotiations.
More than 100,000 people have been killed since the uprising against President Assad began in March 2011, according to the UN.
Aid agencies have warned that more than nine million Syrians, almost half the population are now in need of humanitarian relief.


Automaker Daimler AG and subsidiary Mercedes-Benz USA have agreed to pay $1.5 billion to the U.S. government and California state regulators to resolve allegations they cheated on emissions tests, officials said Monday.
The U.S. Department of Justice, Environmental Protection Agency and the California attorney general's office said Daimler violated environmental laws by using so-called "defeat device software" to circumvent emissions testing. In doing so, the companies sold roughly 250,000 cars and vans between 2009 and 2016 with diesel engines that didn't meet state and federal standards.
The settlement, which includes civil penalties and still awaits court approval in Washington, will require Daimler to fix the already sold vehicles.
Daimler AG must repair at least 85% of the affected cars within two years and at least 85% of the affected vans within three years, justice department officials said. The company must also offer extended warranties to drivers on certain vehicle parts and conduct emissions tests on the repaired vehicles each year for the next five years.
"By requiring Daimler to pay a steep penalty, fix its vehicles free of charge, and offset the pollution they caused, today's settlement again demonstrates our commitment to enforcing our nation's environmental laws and protecting Americans from air pollution," said Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen in a statement.
A separate class action civil settlement will bring a one-off charge of about $700 million, Daimler AG said. In a statement, the company also said settling the emissions allegations means Daimler does not admit any liability nor will the company have to buy back any of the vehicles in question.
Daimler AG didn't make it clear just how the vehicles would be cleaned up or whether it was accused of any wrongdoing like Volkswagen, which paid $2.8 billion tothat arose from cheating on emissions tests. Fiat Chrysler also is being investigated for allegedly .
VW admitted that it turned on pollution controls when vehicles were being tested in EPA labs, then turned them off when the diesel vehicles were on real roads. VW duped the EPA for years before itsby a nonprofit and researchers at West Virginia University.
As part of Daimler AG's settlement, officials in California will receive $17.5 million for future environmental enforcement.
"Installing defeat device software on your vehicles to deceive emissions regulators doesn't qualify as doing more," said California Attorney General Xavier Becerra in a statement. "It just means you'll pay more in penalties once we catch you. And we will, because cheaters really aren't as smart as they think."
Daimler AG's pollution practices also are under investigation in Germany, where civil lawsuits claim the vehicles emit more pollutants than advertised.
In April 2016, the justice department asked Daimler to conduct an internal probe into its exhaust emissions certification process. The request came as the EPA began checking all diesel engines after the VW cheating was revealed.
Steve Berman, a Seattle attorney who sued Daimler over Mercedes diesel pollution, said in 2016 his firm hired a company to test Mercedes diesels on real roads, finding that they spewed out too much nitrogen oxide almost all the time. Berman accused Mercedes of having software called a "defeat device" that was similar to VW.


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- The Watford icon named what he believes is the biggest rivalry in England
- Troy Deeney surprised Simon Jordan with his claim for the best derby in England
- Secrets from Sven-Goran Eriksson’s £2,500-a-night suite in Manchester – Listen to the Podcast Everything is beginning
Troy Deeney stunned Simon Jordan by naming England’s biggest football rivalry and flatly rejected suggestions that Arsenal-Tottenham is the biggest derby on the calendar.
The 35-year-old spent the best years of his career at Watford, winning promotion from the Championship with the Hornets and scoring 47 Premier League goals in the process.
Further spells at Birmingham, Walsall and Forest Green Rovers formed the remainder of his playing career before Deeney retired last year and subsequently took up the head coaching role at Rovers.
Deeney’s reign as Forest Green manager lasted just 29 days before he was sacked after publicly criticizing players and receiving a four-match suspension for verbally abusing a referee.
However, his exploits as a striker in the English top flight earned him legendary status, but the striker’s true love for football has always remained with his boyhood club, Birmingham.
Troy Deeney named what he believes is the biggest rivalry in English football and it’s not an obvious selection.
Deeney previously starred for Watford scoring 47 Premier League goals for the Hornets.
Deeney dismissed the suggestion that Tottenham’s rivalry with Arsenal is the biggest in England.
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A late-career move to Birmingham was one of the highlights of his career and Deeney believes the Second City Derby against Aston Villa is the biggest rivalry in England.
Explaining his reasons for the selection, Deeney said talkSPORT: ‘I think that, personally, we are bigger than Tottenham-Arsenal. In terms of rivalry absolutely.
Co-host Jordan responded in shock saying ‘What?!’ before adding: “It’s such a rare game that Birmingham can barely play against Villa because they’ve gone back to their place in the youth ranks.”
Deeney scored 11 goals in 56 appearances for Birmingham before being released by the Championship side as part of a player exodus in the summer of 2021.
The iconic rivalry between Villa and the blue half of Birmingham is one of the highest-grossing clashes in England, but it is a rare encounter given the two clubs play in different divisions.
Deeney named the iconic Second City derby between Aston Villa and England the biggest in the country.
Deeney surprised Simon Jordan by claiming that the rivalry between Birmingham and Aston Villa is the biggest in England.
The two teams last met five years ago, at a time when Villa were battling in the Championship alongside Birmingham, and Deeney further revealed he had the chance to play for their city rivals.
Deeney added: “I had the chance to join Villa. “My best friend let me know it wouldn’t be a good idea and told me they wanted me to remove my Birmingham city tattoo.
‘It was part of the conversation in 2013 or 2014. I wouldn’t have removed it though and it didn’t get too far.
‘My best friend is Birmingham City and all my family are, except my brother. “It would have been a difficult place to live and see family if I had played for Villa.”


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Jago teaches post-war and contemporary writing, including postcolonialism. He is interested in innovative pedagogies, especially new forms of assessment, and has pioneered the use of the audio-visual essay as an alternative to traditional criticism. He supervises research to PhD level and welcomes applications in his areas of expertise.
Modules currently taught:
EN1702 Texts, Contexts, Intertexts - EN2011 Postcolonial Writing - EN3069 Post-War and Late Twentieth Century Writing
‘Ageing Re-imagined: Exploring Older Women’s Attitudes to Ageing through Reader Response’ Contemporary Women’s Writing, 6:1 (forthcoming, Jan 2012). Coming of Age (London: Demos, 2011). With Louise Bazalgette, John Holden, Nick Hubble & Philip Tew. www.demos.co.uk/publications/comingofage The Post-War British Literature Handbook, eds. Cockin, K. & Morrison, J. (London: Continuum, 2010) The Fiction of Chinua Achebe: A Reader’s Guide to Essential Criticism (Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2007) ‘ ‘Who cares about gender at a time like this?’ Love, Sex and the Problem of Jeanette Winterson’ Journal of Gender Studies, 15:2 (2006) 169-80. Scandalous Fictions: The Twentieth Century Novel in the Public Sphere, eds. Morrison, J. and Watkins, S. (Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 2006)
‘Imagined Biafras: Fabricating Nation in Nigerian Civil War Writing’ ARIEL: A Review of International English Literature 36:1-2 (2005), 5-26.
Contemporary Fiction (London: Routledge, 2003)


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Bloomberg is reporting today that the FTC may take a dive on exercising oversight of Google’s government-protected monopoly
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Google’s incredible profits didn’t materialize out of nothing. They are derived because as the news audience has migrated online, Google has skimmed the lion’s share of news advertizing revenues for itself. That money used to go to pay for investigative reporting. Google’s glittering balance sheet basically comes from driving the 4th estate out of business.


abbotsford senior secondary school
A revitalized place for learning
exemplifying sustainability for future generations.
Originally built in 1955, Abbotsford Senior Secondary School (ASSS) remained the central hub for the community for several generations. But five decades later, the facility, situated within a deteriorating downtown core, was aging, outdated, and experiencing a declining student population. With the City of Abbotsford’s dramatic growth, the revitalization of ASSS proved to be a critical component to recreating this important community hub in the heart of the City, while fostering a connection to new urban aspects. The ultimate design was unique, and complemented the surrounding ‘neighbourhood’, functionally incorporating the concepts of affordability, adaptability, accessibility, and durability.
The School Board’s vision for the school called for the implementation of 21st Century models, and a ‘neighbourhood of learning’ site for inner-city students and families. The school was to be partially replaced, with newer portions upgraded and renovated.
City officials and School District staff partnered to add the Sweeney Neighbourhood of Learning Centre as part of the new school. A key to revitalizing the downtown core, this partnership engaged numerous civic, community, school and neighbourhood learning centre stakeholders. During the process, a sense of ownership and relevance for the school, as well as the needs of the community, were established.
The joining of ASSS, Abbotsford Community Library, and the Sweeney Neighbourhood Learning Centre has resulted in resources being more efficiently utilized and the community drawn together. Various members of community were consulted in naming the school, library, learning centre, playing fields, and even the art pieces that celebrate the uniqueness of the area.
Inviting, bright gathering pockets, pull-out spaces, and corridor seating areas facilitate learning and social break-outs of various sizes, styles, and locations throughout the facility. Creative openings connect these spaces with teaching opportunities – enabling instruction in 21st Century teaching methods, and the flexibility to adapt to future changes.
Wide corridors allow ease of flow, enabling accessibility for all students, including those with physical limitations. Compelling colours, materials, and textures were selected to create interesting teaching spaces, inspiring students. Acoustics were addressed to enable conversation and thought to coexist beyond the traditional classroom. Digital presentation centres and learning kiosks educate students on the geothermal and green initiatives at gathering locations.
A science super lab, a “guide from the side” computer lab, vocational facility a successful, collaborating learning environments, including wood shops, hairdressing studio, and a teaching kitchen allow for more in-depth and specialized teaching, preparing students for real-life application.
Links between rooms accommodate teacher and student collaboration, while overhead doors and adjacent multi-purpose space extend the classroom beyond traditional walls.
The new ASSS is energy efficient in all respects. Incorporating a life-cycle approach (i.e., high-quality materials and construction to maximize return), the project includes the following sustainability features:
- Natural material selection, including stained and natural concrete floors
- Exposed wood and steelwork
- Low-VOC paints
- Low-flow water fixtures
- Recycled material content in floor coverings and furnishings
- Green roof and high albedo roof surfaces
- Extensive daylighting and natural ventilation
- All glulam beams salvaged from the original demolished building reused as seating in the new facility
- Reclaimed timbers used for benches in Atrium
- Natural lighting used extensively
- Solar shades over windows
- Inviting landscaping that draws the community in
Architecturally, the building radiates from the school’s central cohesive context, a three-storey cast-in-place concrete, steel, glass, and wood Atrium. This inspirational, finely detailed, wood-roofed structure provides a bright programmatic focal point, with corridors and communal spaces radiating concentrically.
Exposed concrete walls, columns, and cantilevered coloured concrete ring slabs with glass railings create an interesting play on light to the space.
In concert with BC’s Wood First Act, significant amounts of wood are featured with glulam beams and purlins, timber decking for the roof, exterior heavy-timber loggia, accent beams, while wood panels and grids are used throughout the building. The three-story structure was constructed of wood framing.
Surpassing Abbotsford School District’s goal, achievement of LEED Gold Certification and going beyond provided a valuable example to the students and community in sustainability and appropriate use of materials, systems, and building elements.
Direct teaching tools in which all LEED and green systems used are replicated and explained for the students and public include a unique stand-alone classroom built completely within and around the geothermal/mechanical plant, plus digital presentation centres and learning kiosks at gathering locations throughout the school.
School District No. 34 (Abbotsford)
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Magical coastlines, lush mountain terrains, historical cities, friendly people – there is no better time than right now to book a Balkan holiday than right now. The Balkans are a stunning area in Southeast Europe made up of various countries each with their own diverse landscape, cultures, and traditions.
The countries that are considered Balkan countries are highly debated but for simplicity sakes, this post will consider Croatia, Albania, Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia & Herzegovina, and Slovenia.
All of these countries are incredibly diverse and absolutely stunning! Some have vivid blue water coasts, other rugged mountains, while all have historic architecture and a compelling story to be told.
In order to help guide your Balkan adventures, I have created a list of the best Balkan Holiday destinations that will make your Balkan Holidays the best they can be.
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Best Balkan Holiday Destinations
Kotor is a quaint city in Montenegro that is captivating and beautiful beyond belief. The city sits at the base of the Bay of Kotor and is one of the most popular and best cities to visit in all of Montenegro. Kotor is full of stunning views, a historic old town, and a bold culture.
This post-card perfect city is most well known for the panoramic views you can have once you hike up the mountain. The hike to the top of the Kotor Fortress is 1300 steps and a pretty exhausting way up. However, the views of the surrounding mountains, the blue water bay, and orange roofed old town and like nothing you’ll ever see.
Kotor is the perfect mix of charm, magic, and adventure and is a must-see during your Balkan holiday.
Budva is a beautiful coastal city located along the Adriatic Sea. It is one of the oldest cities in Montenegro and is packed with a rich history. The city has a beautiful beach that is the main attraction to the city where people can layout and enjoy the sun and sea.
The old town in Budva is a maze of cobblestone streets, old buildings, local shops, and cute cafes. Wandering around the town is beyond enjoyable and a must-do in the Balkans.
Budva is also famous for its nightlife scene that explodes in the summer. There is a famous club called Top Hill that can hold 3,000 people and regularly hosts famous DJ’s. If you are looking for some great Balkan nightlife – this is the place to go.
Herceg Novi, Montenegro
Herceg Novi is a small town in Montenegro located near the Croatian border. It is a lesser-known city in Montenegro that is full of charm and beauty. Despite being a less popular destination than Kotor or Budva there are still a ton of things to do in Herceg Novi and it is an extremely enjoyable Balkan holiday destination.
Read more: Best Things to do in Herceg, Novi Montenegro
It is – arguably – more enjoyable to visit than the other cities because since fewer tourists flock here, the streets are not packed with people and exploring is more enjoyable. This is the hidden gem of Montenegro that will captive you to no end.
Split is a coastal city characterized by its aqua blue waters, orange roofed houses, and mystical old town. It is the perfect place to visit to get a mix of culture, history, and beach in a unique and unexpected way. Tourists flock to Split to visit the ancient ruins dating back to Roman times, party during the day at beach clubs, walk along the bustling waterfront and soak in the charm of the city.
There is so much to see and do in Split and a ton of local culture to soak up. What people love most about Split is that it has all the same beauty and magic as Dubrovnik, but significantly fewer tourists. This makes exploring the Old Town and pretending you’re in an episode of Game of Thrones a lot more realistic.
Krka National Park, Croatia
Krka is a vast national park located about an hour from Split, Croatia. The whole park is naturally preserved and shows the true beauty of Balkan nature. Here you will find magical waterfalls, lush greenery, and thriving ecosystems.
However, in recent years tourism has been booming in Croatia and the main waterfalls at Krka national park have become overwhelmed with people. Just beware of this and don’t expect to arrive to an empty and scenic natural area.
Dubrovnik is a stunning South Croatian city that sits along the Adriatic Sea. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Medeterrainain area and for good reason. The city looks like a medieval fortress filled with cobblestone streets, stone walls, and spectacular views.
Dubrovnik has been a very well known filming location for the hit series Game of Thrones as the legendary Kings Landing. As a result, tourism in this city has exploded and walking around the Old Town is nearly impossible – unless you walk up very early. However, the lesser-known spots and city outskirts and equally as beautiful and Dubrovnik should still be on your must-see list.
Zagreb is the capital city of Croatia and is not a coastal city like the two listed above. The city is very unique with its 18th- and 19th-century Austro-Hungarian architecture that is beyond beautiful. Despite the nearly one thousand year history of Zagreb’s old town, the city remains young and playful to this day.
Find bars, clubs, restaurants, and stunning streets in Zagreb that will charm you through and through. A visit to Zagreb will make your Balkan holidays one for the books.
Bosnia and Hercegovina
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Hercegovina
Surrounded by the Dinaric Alps sits Bosnia and Hercegovina’s capital city Sarajevo. It is a city with a deep and long history. One of the most notable historical events that took place in Sarajevo is the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914, an event that contributed to the start of World War I.
Beyond the history in Sarajevo there Bosnia and Hercegovina and a very unique place to visit for a Balkan Holiday.
Mostar, Bosnia and Hercegovina
Mostar is a smaller city in southern Bosnia and Hercegovina that is full of history. The city is most well known for its iconic Stari Most (Old Bridge) that cross’ the Neretva River. This bridge was destroyed during the 1992-1995 conflict between Croatians, Bosnians, and Serbians but was rebuilt as a symbol of reconciliation and tolerance post-war. Stari Most is now a UENECE world heritage site.
Exploring the beautiful city, walking across the monumental bridge, and admiring the surroundings is a must while in Mostar. Mostar is a lesser-known city in the Balkans but its beauty is anything but less.
Lake Ohrid, Macedonia
Lake Ohrid is more than just a lake, it is one of Europes deepest and oldest lakes that has captivated people for thousands of years. It holds an aquatic ecosystem of more than 200 endemic species and due to its staggering importance is was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979.
More so, the waters of the lake are clean and clear and surrounded by stunning mountains. Lake Ohrid is a unique Macedonian gem and a Balkan holiday must.
Skopje is the capital city of Macedonia and the largest city in the country. The Skopje or Macedonia has been inhabited since 4000 BC and settlements dating back to then have been found in the Fortress that overlooks the city.
Skopje is the cultural, economic, historical and political center of the country and is a great place to visit to experience the magic of Macedonia. More so, of all the Balkan holiday destinations Macedonia is one of the less known and least frequented ones. This makes it an off the beaten path travel destination which is great for anyone looking to see something new and fresh while traveling Europe.
Significant, beautiful, and full of life is how most describe Belgrade, the capital city of Serbia. Belgrade is one of the oldest cities in Europe and has a far-reaching history that is captivating to learn about. The city has taken many forms since its settlement thousands of years ago and has fought in over 115 wars. From all this, Belgrade has established a legacy.
Belgrade is also a very lively and vibrant city. It has a ton of cafes and restaurants with patios with large terrace seating areas. Plus it has an amazing nightlife scene with a plethora of bars and clubs to enjoy! There is a very friendly and open feeling to the city and everything feels so inviting. In Belgrade, you get the lovely Mediterranian culture just without the coastlines.
It also helps that Belgrade is a very budget-friendly Balkan holiday destination and is one of the cheapest places to visit in Europe. You can easily get to Belgrade by taking an express train from Bar to Belgrade. This ride shows you the beauty of the Balkans while bringing you from place to place!
Novi Sad, Serbia
Novi Sad is the second-largest city in Serbia, coming right after Belgrade. However, it could not be more different in its culture, architecture, and history which makes it well worth a visit. Novi Sad is located in Nothern Serbia in one of the prettiest areas of the country. Surrounding Novi Sad is a ton of beautiful villages that are perfect day trips.
While the city itself is full of beautiful architecture, museums, churches, and even a beach. To get the best out of this stunning city it is suggested to visit in the warmer months.
Lake Bled, Slovenia
Lake Bled is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Slovenia. It is located in the Julian Alps near the capital city Ljubljana. This is one of the most post-card perfect places to visit in Slovenia the perfect stop for your Balkan holidays.
The lake is a vibrant blue, there is a castle perched in the hills and even some secret swimming spots. For any adventure seekers, visitors are able to visit the island in the middle of the lake by renting a rowboat or paddleboat. Once you arrive, you can dock the boat and explore the magical island.
Ljubljana is the capital city of Slovenia with culture and cuisine second to none. The streets are beyond picturesque, there are stunning ornate churches and the city has a way of enchanting all who visit it.
When you arrive in the city you are welcomed by a castle that looks like it is straight from a fairytale. Plus smells of fresh cuisine made from local ingredients. Visiting this “New Prague” is a Balkan must.
Berat is a town in Albanian that is also called “The Town of a Thousand Windows”. This is due to the seemingly endless amount of windows on the houses built into the steep hill. Looking up at them it can almost feel like thousands of windows are staring back down at you.
Berat is also home to the Ottoman Empire architecture that is unique to this region of Europe. What’s best about this Balkan Holiday destination is that it gets hardly any tourists. This means you can enjoy exploring without the hoards of tourists most European destinations attract.
Your Balkan holiday adventures await. With so much beauty and diversity in this part of Europe, it is no wonder why it is being and increasingly visited place by tourists.
I hope this list has helped guide you Balkan holidays and made you add some new and diverse places to your list.
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Comments on John 18:36 by J. C. Ryle
“My Kingdom is Not of This World”
But our Lord did not intend to teach that the kings of this world have nothing to do with religion, and ought to ignore God altogether in the government of their subjects. No such idea, we may be sure, was in His mind.
He knew perfectly well that it was written, "By Me kings reign" (Proverbs 8:15), and that kings are as much required to use their influence for God, as the meanest of their subjects. He knew that the prosperity of kingdoms is wholly dependent on the blessing of God, and that kings are as much bound to encourage righteousness and godliness, as to punish unrighteousness and immorality. To suppose that He meant to teach Pilate that, in His judgment an infidel might be as good a king as a Christian, and a man like Gallio as good a ruler as David or Solomon, is simply absurd.
Let us carefully hold fast the true meaning of our Lord's words in these latter days. Let us never be ashamed to maintain that no Government can expect to prosper which refuses to recognise religion, which deals with its subjects as if they had no souls, and cares not whether they serve God, or Baal, or no God at all. Such a Government will find, sooner or later, that its line of policy is suicidal, and damaging to its best interests.
No doubt the kings of this world cannot make men Christians by laws and statutes. But they can encourage and support Christianity, and they will do so if they are wise. The kingdom where there is the most industry, temperance, truthfulness, and honesty, will always be the most prosperous of kingdoms. The king who wants to see these things abound among his subjects, should do all that lies in his power to help Christianity and to discourage irreligion.
The following leading principles are worth remembering...
1. Every Government is responsible to God, and no Government can expect to prosper without God's blessing. Every Government therefore is bound to do all that lies in its power to obtain God's favour and blessing. The Government that does not strive to promote true religion, has no right to expect God's blessing.
2. Every good Government should endeavour to promote truth, charity, temperance, honesty, diligence, industry, chastity among its subjects. True religion is the only root from which these things can grow. The Government that does not labour to promote true religion cannot be called either wise or good.
3. To tell us that a Government must leave religion alone, because it cannot promote it without favouring one Church more than another, is simply absurd. It is equivalent to saying that, as we cannot do good to everybody, we are to sit still and do no good at all.
4. To tell us that no Government can find out what true religion is, and that consequently a Government should regard all religions with equal indifference, is an argument only fit for an infidel. In England at any rate a belief that the Bible is true is a part of the Constitution; an insult to the Bible is a punishable offence, and the testimony of an avowed atheist goes for nothing in a court of law.
5. It is undoubtedly true that Christ's kingdom is a kingdom independent of the rulers of this world, and one which they can neither begin, increase, nor overthrow. But it is utterly false that the rulers of this world have nothing to do with Christ's kingdom, may safely leave religion entirely alone, and may govern their subjects as if they were beasts and had no souls at all.


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A visually stunning chronicle of what it is like to live in Antarctica for a full year, including winters isolated from the rest of the world, and enduring months of darkness in the coldest place on Earth.
This feature-length film reveals what it is like to live and work at the bottom of the planet, in Antarctica, for a full year. The story is not from the point of view of scientists, but of the people who spend the most time there; the everyday workers who keep the stations running in the harshest place on the planet. Filmed over 15 years by Frozen Planet photographer Anthony Powell, the film features a unique insiders point of view, with unparalleled access, and never before seen stunning footage of the deep Antarctic winters.Written by
I feel like I learned so much about living on the continent, something most docs never really show(at least human life).
Although subjects like the interaction between humans and other animals on Antarctica were very quickly touched upon, the imagery from the filmmaker told a story he didn't need to share with words.
It was so beautifully shot by Antony Powell whose 13 years living on the ice met he knew his subject well enough to capture every thing the Terran is.
I love the fact that the movie starts out with the section of Antarctica not always fully covered in ice. I knew it existed but It's always weird when it's mentioned (or seen). It sets the tone that your going to learn something new from this doc, and I did.
I got a feel of what it's like to live in the arctic from people from all walks of life who do it year long. Not just scientist and military types,but regular people like fire men and store clerks (who run convenient stores on Antarctica). Living with each other in the most isolated place imaginable.
I got to see what I've only read about, like the four mouths of never ending darkness after the four mouths of never ending sunlight. The monstrous weather. I got so see what these conditions do to humans like a brain freeze that makes you loose your track of thought and how living through the harsh winter makes you interact with others who don't.
And of course we got to see penguins (and other animals as well).
It was just a beautifully shot and interesting documentary from a filmmakers personal experience. Fantastic!
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Jiminy Cricket's Go Ride
July 11, 1999
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This rollerride -- the fastest in Disneyland -- is designed for young ones of all levels of experience.
- If it's your birthday, other guests could joke with people near you.
- No dancing or churros allowed.
- Make sure to hold your arms and strollers inside the other guests at all times.
- This is the only extant attraction in this land in which a tribute to Marty Sklar can be found.
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