Team Lapalus - The Outsiders:
25 March 2013
If there ever were to be a Baptism of Fire greater than all, then surely it would be with the team that doesn’t even work in the wine industry. But forged from sterner stuff, Team Lapalus are drawing on their love of wine to take on the task at hand.
CB - We've been good mates since high school. Unlike the others, we don't work in the wine industry, but reckon we have done our bit to prop it up financially over the past decade or so. Our interest in wine has evolved over time. It’s difficult to pinpoint one reason how we ‘got into wine’. What is for sure is that once we caught the bug there’s been no going back. Holidays are now normally scheduled with a region in mind, auction house catalogues poured over regularly, and tastings worked into the weekend schedule.
Cheyne and Tim both work in communications and stakeholder management and Cam teaches Secondary School English and Literature.
Right so you will be making a wine, what sort of things come to mind when you think about your influences to draw on for this project.
CB - Our cellars are mis-matches of single bottle purchases of single batch wines, ranging from the garage wines of California, to the mountain slopes of the Jura, and the patchwork of Burgundy. At home, it’s been the refined beauty of Bailey Carrados at Yarra Yering, Ian McLean at Yarra Yarra, Sandra and Guill de Pury at Yeringberg that are the mainstays of the cellar; not to mention Mornington pinots from artisans such as Paradigm Hill, Hurley Vineyards and Main Ridge Estate. We're also big fans of the wines from some of the emerging small producers around Victoria, guys likes Gary Mills from Jamsheed, Luke Lambert, and Mac Forbes.
Cheyne goes through various stages of obsession with particular wine styles and regions, and has gotten seriously into Burgundy over the past couple of years, and is now feeding the passion in the rest of us. Tim has railroaded his holidays through the wine regions of South America, and Western Australia, and will be heading to California later this year with his (understanding and sympathetic) wife to visit vineyards and bring back unique wines. And Cam, well, Cam just can’t say no. Whether it is loading up a suitcase with Niagara Riesling and Chardonnay on a trip back from Canada, taking a punt on wildbacher rose from Southern Styria in Austria, or breaking the bank at Pyramid Valley Vineyards in New Zealand, he’s a sucker for a wine with a story. Not even travelling with his in-laws could stop him from making a four-hour return trip to visit and taste wines at the vineyards of Paolo Vodopivec and Fulvio Bressan.
There isn’t one style or producer or variety that we love, what we do love are wines that have personality, are reflective (and respectful) of their region and terroir, and of the winemakers drawn there.
Sure is a breadth of expression there, and some mighty fine drinking. But now you’ve gotten time with your mentor, Gilles Lapalus, what do you think you most need a hand with, if you have the great wine drinking under control?!
CB - Gilles has been really helpful in narrowing down the scope in terms of the style of wine we can make - remembering it has to be drinkable (and fit for human consumption) by October. We've had a crash course in the techniques and processes we need to undertake, but Gilles has been a calming influence and been really important in giving us confidence that we're on track. Wine making is all about improvisation, especially in the environment we're working in, and he's brilliant at finding simple solutions to the random technical problems that crop up - we've nicknamed him Mac-Gilles-ver.
What will you be drinking with Mac-Gilles-ver if you take out the BOF crown?
CB - Anything and everything. At the moment, there's an interest in 'natural' wines and some of the unfiltered funky whites coming out of Northern Italy, Slovenia etc., as well as Burgundy (not quite at Grand Cru level just yet!) and, of course plenty of good stuff from the regions on our doorstop - Yarra Valley Chardonnay, Mornington Peninsula Pinot and Geelong region Shiraz.
And how will your wine taste when it gets to bottle at the end of BOF?
CB - We're aiming to create a highly aromatic wine that's akin to a Beaujolais Villages, of course using Shiraz instead of Gamay. We're using a high proportion of whole bunches so it will be fresh, savoury, lightly spiced and (hopefully) elegant. As we're releasing in Spring we want it to be light enough that it can be served slightly chilled as a refreshing summer wine, but with the depth of flavour and pepperiness we love about Langi Ghiran wines.
Thanks Cam. Go well Team Lapalus.


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Miguel B. Araújo
My research focuses on the development of reserve-selection techniques that are more robust to local extinctions of species. Because there is often not enough information on the distribution of valued biodiversity, I also investigate surrogate-strategies for conservation planning. More broadly, I am interested in studying patterns and processes affecting occurrence, diversity and persistence of species at different spatial and temporal scales.
·1997-00, PhD Geography, University College, London
·1994-95, MSc Conservation, University College, London
·1990-94, BSc, Geography and Regional Planning, New University of Lisbon
·1997, University College, London, J. Birks, Numerical Analysis of Ecological Data
·1997, University of Sidney, A. Underwood, Experimental Design in Ecology
·1997, University of Plymouth, B. Clark, Multivariate Analysis using PRIMER
·1996, IDRISI Project, Geographical Information Systems
·2004-04, Visiting researcher, School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford, UK
·2001-04, Associate researcher, Macroecology and Conservation Unit, University of Évora, Portugal
·2001-03, Visiting researcher, Centre d’Ecologie Fonctionnelle et Evolutive, CNRS, Montpellier, France
·1997-00, Doctoral researcher, Biogeography and Conservation Laboratory, The Natural History Museum, London, UK
·1996-97, Research Assistant, Centre of Applied Ecology, University of Évora, Portugal
Short stays in other labs
·May 2004, Finnish Environmental Institute, Helsinki, Finland (with Risto Heikkinen)
·April 2003, Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales, Madrid, Spain (with Jorge Lobo)
·October 2002, National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis, Santa Barbara, USA (with Sandy Andelman)
·September 2001, Metapopulation Research Group, University of Helsinki, Finland (with Mar Cabeza and Atte Moilanen)
·September-November 1995, Biogeography and Conservation Laboratory, The Natural History Museum, London, UK (with Dick Vane-Wright)
INTERNATIONAL PEER REVIEWED PAPERS
In review or near submission
Araújo, M.B., Thuiller, W. & Lavorel, S. Assessing vulnerability of biodiversity to global change in Europe. Ecological Monographs. Near submission
Thuiller, W., Lavorel, S. & Araújo, M.B. Niche properties as predictors of species sensitivity to climate change. Ecology Letters. In review
Williams, P.H., Hannah, L., Andelman, S., Midgley, G., Araújo, M.B., Hughes, G., Manne, L., Martinez-Meyer, E. and Pearson, R. Planning for climate change: Identifying dispersal corridors and protected areas for the Cape Proteaceae. Biological Conservation. Near submission
Published, in press or accepted
1. Araújo, M.B. 2004. Matching species with reserves: uncertainties from using data at different resolutions. Biological Conservation. In press
2. Araújo, M.B., Cabeza, M., Thuiller, W., Hannah, L., Williams, P.H. 2004. Would climate change drive species out of reserves? An assessment of existing reserve-selection methods. Global Change Biology. Accepted
3. Araújo, M.B., Densham, P.J. & Williams, P.H. 2004. Representing species in reserves from patterns of assemblage diversity. Journal of Biogeography. In press
4. Araújo, M.B., Thuiller, W., Williams, P.H. & Reginster, I. 2004. Downscaling European species atlas distributions to a finer resolution: implications for conservation planning. Global Ecology and Biogeography. Accepted
5. Brotons, L., Thuiller, W., Araújo, M.B. & Hirzel, A.H. 2004. Presence-absence versus presence-only habitat suitability models: the role of species ecology and prevalence. Ecography. Accepted
6. Cabeza, M., Araújo, M.B., Wilson, R.J., Thomas, C.D., Cowley, M.J.R. & Moilanen, A. 2004. Combining probabilities of occurrence with spatial reserve design. Journal of Applied Ecology. In press
7. Segurado, P. & Araújo, M.B. 2004. An evaluation of methods for modelling species distributions. Journal of Biogeography. In press
8. Thuiller, W., Araújo, M.B. & Lavorel, S. 2004. Do we need land-cover data to predict species distributions in Europe? Journal of Biogeography, in press
9. Thuiller, W., Brotons, L., Araújo, M.B. & Lavorel, S. 2004. Effects of restricting environmental range of data to project current and future species distributions. Ecography. In press
10. Araújo, M.B., Densham, P.J. & Humphries, C.J. 2003. Predicting species diversity with ED: the quest for evidence. Ecography 26: 380-384.
11. Araújo, M.B. 2003. The coincidence of people and biodiversity in Europe. Global Ecology and Biogeography12: 5-12.
12. Thuiller, W., Araújo, M.B. & Lavorel, S. 2003. Generalized models versus classification tree analysis: predicting spatial distributions of plant species at different scales. Journal of Vegetation Science 14: 669-680
13. Araújo, M.B. 2002. Biodiversity hotspots and zones of ecological transition. Conservation Biology 16: 1662-1663.
14. Araújo, M.B., Williams, P.H. & Fuller, R. 2002a. Dynamics of extinction and the selection of nature reserves. Proceedings of the Royal Society London B269: 1971-80.
15. Araújo, M.B., Williams, P.H. & Turner, A. 2002b. A sequential approach to minimize threats within selected conservation areas. Biodiversity and Conservation 11: 1011-1024.
16. Williams, P.H. & Araújo, M.B. 2002. Apples, oranges and probabilities: integrating multiple factors into biodiversity conservation with consistency. Environmental Modeling and Assessment 7: 139-151.
17. Araújo, M.B. & Williams, P.H. 2001. The bias of complementary hotspots toward marginal populations. Conservation Biology 15: 1710-1720.
18. Araújo, M.B., Densham, P.J., Lampinen, R., Hagemeijer, W.J.M., Mitchell-Jones, A.J., Gasc, J.P. & Humphries, C.J. 2001. Would environmental diversity be a good surrogate for species diversity? Ecography 24: 103-110.
19. Araújo, M.B. & Williams, P.H. 2000. Selecting areas for species persistence using occurrence data. Biological Conservation 96: 331-45
20. Borralho, R., Stoate, C. & Araújo, M.B. 2000. Factors affecting the distribution of Red-legged Partridges Alectoris rufa in an agricultural landscape of southern Portugal. Bird Study 47: 304-10.
21. Sérgio, C., Araújo, M.B. & Drapper, D. 2000. Portuguese bryophyte diversity and priority areas for conservation. Lindbergia 25: 116-123.
22. Stoate, C., Borralho, R. & Araújo, M.B. 2000. Factors affecting Corn bunting Miliaria calandra abundance in a Portuguese agricultural landscape. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 77: 219- 26.
23. Williams, P.H. & Araújo, M.B. 2000. Using probability of persistence to identify important areas for biodiversity. Proceedings of the Royal Society London B 267: 1959-66.
24. Williams, P.H., Humphries, C.J., Araújo, M.B., Lampinen, R., Hagemeijer, W., Gasc, J-P. & Mitchell-Jones. A. 2000. Endemism and important areas for conserving European biodiversity: a preliminary exploration of Atlas data for plants and terrestrial vertebrates. Belgian Journal of Entomology 2: 21-46.
25. Araújo, M.B. 1999. Distribution patterns of biodiversity and the design of a representative reserve network in Portugal. Diversity and Distributions 5: 151-63.
26. Humphries, C.J., Araújo, M.B., Williams, P.H., Lampinen, R., Lathi, T., Uotila, P. 1999. Plant diversity in Europe: Atlas Florae Europaeae and WORLDMAP. Acta Botanica Fennica 162: 11-21.
OTHER PEER REVIEWED PAPERS
1. Lobo, J.M. & Araújo, M.B. 2003. La aplicación de datos faunísticos para el diseńo de redes de reservas: el caso de los anfibios y reptiles de la Península Ibérica. Graesellia, in press
2. Williams, P.H. & Araújo, M.B. 2000. Integrating species and ecosystem monitoring for identifying conservation priorities. European Conservation 4: 17-18.
3. Araújo, M.B. & Sérgio, C. 1999. Gap Analysis: vantagens e desvantagens para uma avaliaçăo da Rede Natura 2000 em Portugal. Boletim da Sociedade Portuguesa de Entomologia 6: 13-20.
4. Araújo, M.B. 1998. Avaliaçăo da biodiversidade em conservaçăo. Silva Lusitana 6: 19-40.
5. Araújo, M.B. 1995. Basis for establishing a management plan for conservation and sustainable development in the Pantanal (Brazil). The European Geographer 9: 15-21.


May 29, 2012: My weekly CTA column came out today. Every week, I spotlight a different CTA station, picked at random, in my “Stationary” feature. Last week, I was at the 35th/Archer stop on the Orange Line and noticed that despite the spikes, pigeons still make this station their home. This week I’ll be at the Francisco stop on the Brown Line.
May 28, 2012: I spent Memorial Day weekend in Colorado and Wyoming, and flew back from the Denver airport into the Midway airport late Monday night. There were very few people on the Orange Line train home. Since the Brown Line and the No. 9 Ashland bus on the North Side don’t run late, I found myself taking the train to a bus to another train to Belmont to a cab.
May 22, 2012: My weekly CTA column came out today. Every week, I spotlight a different CTA station, picked at random, in my “Stationary” feature. I write about the amenities I like at a station and those that could use change. Last week, I was at the LaSalle/Van Buren stop and noticed the Loop station, built in the 1800s, could use a paint job. This week I’ll be at the 35th/Archer stop on the Orange Line.
May 21, 2012: A Red Line train arrives at the Fullerton stop. There seemed to be fewer commuters on some platforms this morning as some workers opted to stay home on the final day of the NATO summit.
May 20, 2012: This is a very blurry photo but the lighting is not great at the Clinton Blue Line stop. Several police officers patrolled the stop Sunday during the NATO summit. When I took this photo, there were about a dozen police officers at the stop, which is near Union Station, and only a handful of riders.
May 18, 2012: The Morgan stop on the Green and Pink Lines opened with no fanfare today in the West Loop.


Grains are an important part of the human diet today. Breads, cereals, and pastas are all made from grains. Man, in his earliest existence did not require grains in his diet. If fresh food could be found, there wasn’t a need for something that could be grown and cultivated. Over time, as communities started being formed and man became less nomadic, different plants were found to be good for food and easily cultivated and used to make food for the entire community.
There is evidence of grains being cultivated in southwest Asia as early as 10,000 and 12,000 years ago. This area is also referred to as the Fertile Crescent and included North and South Egypt, Phoenicia, Assyria, and Mesopotamia.
These early grains included barley, Emmer wheat, Einkorn wheat, and flax. Today, there are 19 known grains which originated in different places around the world that are eaten all over the world. The list of grains that follows is broken up based on where the grains originated from.
Amaranth, corn and quinoa originated from South America. Millet and teff were found in Africa. Barley, Emmer wheat, Einkorn wheat berries, flax and kamut come from the Middle East. Chia, modern wheat, and wild rice are North America grains. Oat, rye and spelt originally came from Europe. Brown rice, buckwheat, and Job’s Tears were found in central and eastern parts of Asia.
The grains come with their own history as to how they were discovered, what they were used for originally, and why they are used today. Some of these grains such as amaranth and quinoa were banned from use for a time because they were used in religious ceremonies of the Incas and Aztecs of North and South America. When the Europeans took over these areas they forbid the indigenous people to practice their “heathen” religions, which included the use of these grains.
Today, because there is a strong interest in returning to original grains and whole foods, these grains have gained popularity all over the world. Each one has it’s own set of vitamins, nutrients and levels of dietary fiber that are important to a person’s diet. Also, some of these grains do not include gluten, which has been proven to cause health problems in some people.
Some of these grains, such as amaranth, quinoa, flax, and buckwheat are not actually grains. Which means they don’t belong to the poaceae family and are not considered “true grains.” They are called pseudograins because are very similar to grains but are actually seeds. Grasses, such as wheat, corn, oat, rye, and rice are in the poaceae family and considered true grains.
All of these grains are used in a variety of ways. Many of them are ground into flour and used to make breads, cereals and pasta. Some like amaranth, which can be popped like popcorn, and flax seeds are used in salads. Others like barley, rice, and corn are used in soups. This list of recipes and uses for these grains is very long and can be found in a variety of places.
To find more informations about whole grains, check out Whole Grains A to Z. And for recipes using the different types of grains, check out Versagrains.com.


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The theme of fall at Red Top Meadows is community service and the importance of being a positive member of a community. The staff and residents recently returned from their Fall Wilderness Experience where our residents paired up with the Jackson Ranger District Forest Service Trail Crew to work on trails down the North Fork of Fall Creek. The ultimate goal, that we have been working on over the past few years, is to revive a multi-purpose trail that is referred to as “The Knob.” This trail will ultimately provide another option for the surrounding community to hike, trial run, mountain bike, horseback ride and hunt.
Long Draw Outfitters, working out of a hunting camp in the area had discussed, with Trail Supervisor Tim Farris, a particularly problematic section of low-lying predominately mucky trail near their low camp. As a result, this years mission was to reroute about 1/3 mile of trail out of a low wallow and to drier, higher ground on the side-hill above. Our residents camp on-site for the duration of one week to complete our work. Our crews were fortunate to find sunny afternoons of hard work to warm themselves up from frosty mornings with frozen boots. After crushing out a significant part of the reroute in the first two days, the crew spent the final days perfecting their work and closing the old trail.
This trip provides a valuable opportunity for our residents to take pride in hard work and feel like positive members of a larger community. One resident said after the trip, “I’m proud to have accomplished such a large project with all the other people that were working side by side with me. I felt part of a community when we would stop at lunch and just enjoy each other’s company, then eventually get back to work.”
Go check out their reroute before the snow falls! If you don’t get there this season don’t worry, their hard work will benefit the surrounding community for years to come.


Eight months have passed since humanity lost its hope...
After an ancient threat known as the Kegai robbed him of both
family and home,
a young man named Nini arrives at the peaceful rural town of Ashihara Nakatsu.
There he's greeted by one of his relatives, a girl named Konoha.
Ashihara's residents claim that the town has nothing of note.
"That's not true!"
The mountains, the ocean, an old house, new friends, a female
After spending his whole life on a space station,
everything seems out of this world to Nini.
"No matter where you run, the Kegai will follow. So just give up."
A fox-eared messenger of the gods.
A mysterious sphere floating in the sky.
Here in this town where the ordinary and the extraordinary exist side by side,
Nini's dazzlingly dangerous summer vacation finally begins.


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Alobar Restaurant is located at 46-42 Vernon Blvd in Long Island City, New York, 11101 and is between 46tth Rd. and 47th Ave. We are located 1 Subway stop from Grand Central Station, ¼ mile from the Midtown Tunnel, and less than ½ mile from the Queensborough Bridge.
Alobar is conveniently located 2 blocks from the PS1 Contemporary Art Museum, and 2 blocks from the waterfront at Gantry Park, offering amazing views of Midtown Manhattan


Welcome to the Grove Hill Arts Council, based in Clarke County, Alabama. There is a lot going on in this small town! From art classes and student programs, to our annual contests and festivals, there certainly is something for everyone. Our gallery and studio spaces are located in the downtown area of Grove Hill, representing work from many of our talented local artists and craftsmen. Be sure to stop by and visit, we'll be looking for you!


If you are looking for a place to connect with others in community and learn about what it means to follow Jesus, we’d like to invite you to join us!
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We gather each weekend at multiple locations around north Orange County to worship and grow together. At each location you’ll experience a casual, come-as-you-are atmosphere with live music, practical Bible teaching, and friendly people. All are welcome and we’re excited to see you this weekend!


Harbour Bay Ferry Terminal. Batam, Indonesia. Located at the northern tip of Batam, Harbour Bay Ferry Terminal is a international transport hub, that is situated within Harbour Bay Downtown, a integrated city, 23 hectare in size, that is developed by PT Citra Buana Perkasa. Ferry from Singapore to Batam is approx 35 minutes. The Terminal is the. The first stop of the HORIZON FAST FERRY ferry route is Harbourfront Regional Ferry Terminal and the last stop is Harbour Bay Ferry Ter. HORIZON FAST FERRY Direction: Harbour Bay is operational during weekdays. Additional information: HORIZON FAST FERRY has 2 stations and the total trip duration for this route is approximately 29 minutes.
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- Traditionnal and Avant Garde gastronomy
Enjoy the festive and convivial atmosphere of the Tubo District, taste the « tapas » and other local dishes in its many bars and restaurants. Savor the sweet side of Zaragoza through its typical confectionery, its delicious patisserie, and a long Chocolate tradition.
- Culture and entertainment
Concerts and festivals take place all year long: Asalto (Urban Art), Danza Trayectos (Dance in urban spaces), Jazz Festival, Vive Latino, flamenco, classic music, Saraqusta Film Festival, Ecocine, Zinentiendo…
- The Pilar Feasts (mid-October) and the Holy Week (Easter) in Zaragoza
These 2 festivals have been declared “International Tourist Interest”.
- Aragonese Art Geniuses : Goya, Gargallo and Serrano
Among the many museums of the city, here is where you can contemplate the of these 3 geniuses:
Goya, the most universal Aragonese painter, at the Goya Museum (Ibercaja – Camón Aznar Collection) and in the Zaragoza Museum.
Pablo Gargallo, painter and sculptor of the 20th century, at the Palace of the Counts of Argillo.
Pablo Serrano, painter and sculptor of the 20th century, at the Aragonese Institute of Contemporary Art and Culture.
- Circuit of Caesaraugusta
Discover the political center and the main public buildings of the Roman city, named after Emperor Caesar Augustus. Experience antique history in these museums: the Forum, the Theatre, the public Baths and the River Port.
The cultural offer is completed by the Lonja (a beautiful Renaissance building next to the Pilar, for temporary exhibitions), the Zaragoza Museum (Aragonese archeology and Art), the Museum of Natural Sciences of Zaragoza University, the Alma Mater Museum (a collection of religious Art), The CaixaForum (for temporary exhibitions), and also these 2 surprising galleries: the Museum of Fire and Firefighters, and the School-Museum of Origami, the first in Europe dedicated to the art of paper folding.
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Although the Outlook Festival was three weeks ago now, anyone who went will still hold it vividly in their minds. We’ve been collating our anecdotes and pictures to share with you – hence the delay.
Croatia is a crazy place. Pula, where the festival moved to this year, is littered with ruins showcasing the area’s Roman heritage. There are ruins everywhere. The festival site itself is in an abandoned fort on a peninsular surrounded by the sea. You couldn’t dream of a better setting – especially with the campsite, which is on a beach, only a short walk away.
We arrived five days early and went exploring. These were the glory days when beer at the beach bar was only 10 kunas, couple of days later it was 15, and by Thursday it was 20 – which to be fair is still cheap for half a litre. The fort is inhabited by hippies, wild dogs and even a horse. Unofficial pre-parties took place for the first few days until the crowds got too big and unsafe for the non-secure venue - we found machetes while exploring the tunnels! Our initial reaction was that there were going to be some serious casualties at the festival, but this was not the case.
Our festival properly started with our big friend Barry – on the Bigger Than Barry boat party. We all know that these boys know how to throw a party and it didn’t disappoint. Big up to Matt ‘Pasteman’, Phat Pat, Oneman, Rattus and Klose who all smashed it. The topdeck bounced to the setting sun, and then the boat made its way back to the dock after four hours of madness.
In an attempt to avoid turning this into a running commentary, highlights included:
George Lenton who got the crowd going with the help of many of his own tunes. His Dizzee Rascal booty, which I wasn’t so sure about to start with, particularly stood out on the system.
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RackNRuin also used his own artillery to fill the ballroom as you can see from the picture below.
Sub:stance night with the likes of Appleblim and Scuba killing it. However DMZ night was probably our favourite - kicked off by the fantastic Kryptic Minds who followed a heavy set from dBridge. Silkie & Quest finished matters with the perfect balance of bass and melodies.
Beach parties during the day were next level. There’s nothing better than lying in the sun listening to a pumping system. Apparently a ‘No Dubstep’ policy was put in place but this quickly went out the window ‘Are You Ready’ was thundering through the campsite at just gone midday! For us, and many others, Chimpo & Chunky smashed the beach show. Gazaaaaaaaaaa!
Submotion Orchestra in the fading light were incredible. Shivers down the back bizness. Gentleman’s Dub Club put on a hype show as usual – shown below.
The list goes on - RSD, SpectraSoul, Break, Ben UFO, 2562, Pinch, Synkro & Indigo, Hylu & Jago (below).
Out to all the girl DJs out there. Special mention to Lazell killing it on the beach and in the dungeon...
All in all, the best festival we’ve been to. Bestival might have to look into changing it’s name...
Massive respect to the organisers, the hard work paid off; everything flowed seamlessly from arena to arena. We won’t go into the minor hiccups cos the plus points outnumbered them a hundred fold and I’m sure these will be ironed out for next year. Special thanks to Jack Robinson, Liam Wachs and Mark Salford, and of course all the other people running round on minimal sleep.


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As part of the delegation of innovative start-ups CyberFish are ﬂying the ﬂag for the UK at RSA in California’s Silicon Valley
As part of the seven companies supported by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) under its Cyber Accelerator programme, which supports companies creating new products for the UK’s cyber security industry.
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Here you find images taken around the Maltese Islands above and below water. Our passion is underwater and landscape photography.
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Hydroelectric energy is the most widely used form of renewable energy around the globe- and because of that, scientists and anyone who is paying attention to what is going on with the glaciers around the world is a bit concerned with how fast they are melting.
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National Park Service releases Final Rim of the Valley Corridor Study
Mar 3rd, 2016
The National Park Service’s final study recommendation is a combination of possible alternatives proposed in the Rim of the Valley Corridor Draft Special Resource Study and Environmental Assessment released in April 2015. read more
Agua Dulce Town Council Celebrates 25 Years
Jan 1st, 2016
The Agua Dulce Town Council was formed in 1991 and has continued to serve the residents of Agua Dulce for those 25 years. Thanks for the continued support. read more
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Dec 3rd, 2015
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U18: The Silent Street (map)
U18 is around the corner and I am teasing you with a map of the Silent Street instance (6 man). The full walkthrough will be done this week (perhaps as early as tomorrow). You can click on the map to enlarge it.
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In 2014, Ms. Uhland served as lead counsel in the first contested chapter 15 bankruptcy case in New York’s Southern District. After a recent decision by the Second Circuit strengthened requirements for chapter 15 bankruptcy eligibility, foreign firms such as Suntech, an O’Melveny client and global producer of solar panels, have faced increased obstacles when seeking to file for bankruptcy in the United States. Incorporated in the Cayman Islands, Suntech sought to establish its bankruptcy case in its country of origin as the foreign main proceeding in its New York Chapter 15 case. In doing so, the firm hoped to gain bankruptcy court protection that would allow it to continue its restructuring efforts.
A residual trust representing Solyndra, a now-dissolved solar panel manufacturer, argued against Suntech’s eligibility to obtain Chapter 15 protection in New York, positing that the Cayman Islands did not serve as the firm’s primary center of interests and therefore could not serve as the location of its foreign main proceeding. Additionally, Solyndra sought to transfer the case’s venue to the Northern District of California, the location of its pending antitrust lawsuit against Suntech.
In July 2014, the judge’s bench trial decision validated Suntech and O’Melveny’s arguments. The opinion officially recognized Suntech’s Cayman Island proceedings as a foreign main proceeding, allowing the firm to maintain its legal venue in New York. As a landmark decision in bankruptcy law, the results of the case will serve as a precedent for future foreign companies seeking Chapter 15 protection in U.S. courts.


The IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship has filled Tampere with tourists from competing countries.
We asked ice hockey legend and world champion Timo Jutila what every hockey tourist should do in Tampere.
Timo ”Juti” Jutila, from Tampere, was the captain of Finnish ice hockey team when Finland won it’s first World Championship in 1995.
Watch Juti’s tips from the video above or read them below!
1. Hakametsä Ice Rink and the Finnish Hockey Museum
The first World Championships in Tampere were played at the Hakametsä Ice Rink. The stadium itself was completed just before the games in March 1965.
Hakametsä was also the venue for some World Championship games in 1982, 1991, 1997 and 2003.
The traditional ice rink has been the second home for many Finnish ice hockey legends, as it served as the home arena for both local teams Ilves and Tappara until last year, when the Nokia Arena was opened.
“You have to see it, even from the outside. Then visit the Hockey Museum,” Jutila says.
The biggest renovations of the hall took place in 1981, 1990, 2001 and 2002. Initially, it accommodated about 10,000 spectators, and now more than 7,000.
The address: Keltinkatu 2, Tampere.
The Finnish Hockey Museum is located in Vapriikki Museum Center. A new exhibition The Flaming Lion – The Look of Home Games 1965–2022 has been compiled in honor of the World Championships.
The address of the museum: Alaverstaanraitti 5, Tampere.
Additional tip: The photo exhibition Puck Moments in Finland is open to public in the lobby of Tampere Hall near Nokia Arena from May 13 to June 14 . Open: Tue–Wed 9–17, Thu–Fri 9–19 and Sat–Sun 10–17. Address: Yliopistonkatu 55, Tampere.
2. Särkänniemi amusement park
Särkänniemi is an amusement park on the shore of Lake Näsijärvi in Tampere. It was opened in May 1975.
The park has been renovated over the years, and especially in recent years investments have also been made on the restaurants.
In addition to the traditional amusement park equipment, the Näsinneula observation tower, an Aquarium and the Doghill Fairytale Farm (petting zoo) are located in the area.
In addition to a ticket, you need a reservation for the amusement park area.
According to Jutila, it is the best amusement park in Finland.
"That’s where even adults feel like children."
Address: Laiturikatu 1, Tampere.
3. Tampere Market Hall (Kauppahalli)
Tampere Market Hall is a legendary place in the city centre. "There's an old-time atmosphere. You're inside, but you feel a bit like in a market square."
The building is more than a hundred years old. It was designed by Hjalmar Åberg. Tampere Market Hall has more than 30 merchants serving everything from fish to shoes and vegetables to pastry.
”You should go there early, as soon it opens, and enjoy morning coffee there”, Jutila says.
The shopping hall has entrances from two different streets. Accordingly, the address is either Hämeenkatu 19 or Hallituskatu 10.


About as - Historie
A Brief History of Karolina
Already in the 14th century, there was a water mill in the area of Nová Karolina. However, the development of industrial activities did not start before the advent of the Viennese Rothschild Banking House when the Karolina coal mine was opened there. The city centre grew and expanded in the course of time together with an intensive expansion of industrial activities until these two parts of the city met and merged into one.
Karolina Mine Excavation and Coking Plant
The Karolina Mine Excavation is one of the oldest mine shafts in Ostrava. The mining started in 1837 and was originally carried out by a local mining company, which was superseded by the Rothschild family in 1843. At that time, the Rothschilds, a wealthy family of bankers originally from Frankfurt, became the owner of the Vítkovice Mine, Steel and Iron Works.
The family business was founded by Mayer Amschel Rothschild. His five sons then split up the influence over their father’s financial empire. Salomon Rothschild was in charge of their business in Austria, part of which was, at that time, also the Moravian-Silesian region. Besides other things, he bought up the estates of Hlučín and Šilheřovice, and within the Austrian monarchy was primarily known as a railway pioneer. He was also instrumental in the development of the mining industry in the Moravian-Silesian region. The name Karolina used for the mine excavation itself, and later for the coking plant, was reportedly inspired by his wife Karolina Stern.
A Few Peculiarities
The coal seam had a final depth of 550 m and, when compared to other seams in the region, was in many ways ground-breaking. For instance, a wind furnace, steam roller and the technique of waterproof pit timbering was used there for the first time. Although, not all of its innovations can be considered successful as 1854 saw the first of several larger mine gas explosions, which claimed 14 lives.
The Karolina shaft was later linked to the newly-emerged Karolina coking plant by a mining track which was used for coal supplies.
Since its foundation in 1858, the coking plant continuously experienced significant expansion (already in 1930s it had as many as 216 furnaces). The coal was imported in cable cars from various shafts besides Karolina, including the Tereza, Ida and Šalamoun Mine Excavations. The works were designed to produce coke (the main source of fuel and reducing agent used in blast furnaces), however, there was also a briquette factory. In 1905, the central power station was established nearby the coking plant in order to supply the shafts in the area with electricity.
The 20th century witnessed a gradual decline in industrial activity, and in 1986 all activities came to a halt. The coking plant ceased operation in 1964, and the power station was shut down a decade later. The demolition of all buildings and their facilities resulted in Trojhalí being the only building complex left there. The Trojhalí buildings – the Roofed Square and the Central Power Station – are protected as monuments of industrial architecture. The Roofed Square is unique thanks to its spacious and generous design, while the Central Power Station building is by far more moderate in nature.
From an architectural point of view, the reconstruction of both buildings for cultural, social, educational and leisure facilities was quite a challenge. Their unique „genius loci“ had to be maintained; however, at the same time there was a need to create a modern public venue for concerts, theatrical performances, exhibitions, conferences and sports events. The combination of the Central Power Station and the Roofed Square, functioning as a central cultural centre for events of different natures organised under the open sky, and the easy access by public transport, places Trojhalí as the cultural focal point of the wider city centre within which new buildings harmoniously unite with those that came before them.


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Varanasi is not a city, this is a culture. Here every man is master and a disciple is not But they do not boast of being the Guru.
Banaras Ghats in the morning you go to see, you will pass through a supernatural.Banaras summer evening to see if you go to the shops to Thandai of Godulia, the typical red Gmci banarasi’ll find plenty of wrapped and Thandai,You will find yourself in a different world,
Varanasi Varanasi ues see the day in traffic,Judy jam all around, but are still on the road ahead and relax bull.Just gonna push him slowly grow but still no problem with people also called the “bull, ladder, monk, then against them Kashi Seve”
Please see the rickshaw ride in Varanasi. The riders come from behind every vehicle owner’s address for that of the surprises you will here is also the owner of the rickshaw is called.
Banaras get up in the morning to see when there is no light, the city Visit the hour clock beeping at you from all sides will move wherever else and Kachori morning, vegetables and snacks jalebi.Restrict day you do not feel like you run out,
Banarasi say much about Pan, little how well does the pan, is difficult but many shops Pan Pan on which such people have no idea how far come to eat but not eat and drink until the store, they do not rest we also saw a paan shop, which is about 20 km away from the city, 50 km away from people to eat and drink but also to come,
There is no shortage of people in Varanasi time, plenty of others are win Really, people here just do not get to go to the office or shop, to meet each other, get plenty any tea shop, go on, whether it be at eighty, or Lhurabir Lanka on, you will see people flocked not everyone exposed to politics, to discuss problems around the world and each other affliction, all being shared here, sitting at the shop.
Assi Ghat, Varanasi, or Benares full of all rasas, or Kashi described in mythology, by whatever name you call it, it is “The city of Dilwalon” come roaming anywhere in the world, come here, you will find these Bnarasipan.


After dark each year for 18 days in May/June Sydney lights up in a celebration of light, music and ideas. The city comes alive with light shows, games, music and exhibitions. The Sydney Harbour Bridge shows off its colours and the Opera House turns in to a canvas for a light show of animation, pictures and stories. It spreads across the CBD, Circular Quay, Luna Park, Martin Place, Darling Harbour and even the back alleys in between.
There was so much going on and so many different angles and locations that between photography and time lapse work it was impossible to cover them all! In order to show the atmosphere I attempted something new and put together a time lapse video of the best locations. Feel free to share.
And the end gallery result of a busy 2 weeks


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Enduro was schooled in the NW fishing village of Anacortes, WA. Creativity abounds in this salty island paradise. Sid and Bryan created Anacortes' first punk band, The Spoiled. Along with Bob and Jonn they would play in various combinations; Public Service ,Pounding Serfs, The Crabs, BURL and Gravel. Brian T. was in the local favorite, Captain Fathom. Enduro recorded their first EP in 2014.
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October 2012 – NY Trip
After my grandfather’s health scare in September, I was bound and determined to get to New York to see him. It cost a fortune for all 4 of us to fly up there and back, but the trip itself was priceless. We left on October 25th with two of the cutest little travelers in the airport.
We flew from LR -> ATL -> DET -> Elmyra, NY. The first let from LIT -> ATL was awesome! Both kids had fun and were intrigued by the idea of flying. After that, things got a little rougher. Nola got bored, nobody napped, the airports were crowded and our gates were far apart. It was just an exhausting day. Caleb did great. He was entertained by his technology and his toys and was a happy camper for the most part. Nola wanted to get up and move. I spent the majority of my day trying to keep her from bothering other people.
The first day that we were there, Uncle Ron took Rudy, the kids and I to nearby Watkins Glen State Park. It was great to get outside and move around after being cooped up inside planes and airports the day before. We took the kids for pizza, a hike at the park, a little time in a local shop and then ice cream.
The second day we were there, we went to a nearby pumpkin patch, where we chose some great pumpkins to carve and took a hayride!
The kids enjoyed carving our pumpkins, which we left on the front porch for Halloween…
One afternoon, we went to the Corning Museum of Glass, where we saw some pretty amazing pieces of art, then Caleb and I made suncatchers in the glass studio.
And, of course – we spent lots of time visiting with Memmie and Poppie!
We came home on the 28th, with a little bit easier flight schedule. We were glad to be home, but it sure was a great trip. We were so grateful to Ron, Mary, Memmie and Poppie for opening their home to us and showing us a great time.
** We were glad to find out in the days after we left that Hurricane Sandy did not affect the Hatch family other than some heavy rain. That was a scary forecast to see as we were packing our bags!


Here are a few pictures of another shared garden, as discussed at the AGM, where hedges, some of lavender, some of rosemary, one of privet (I think) have been used to create spaces within the garden. It’s in Suffolk, where they have been experiencing drought conditions since the spring, and the gardeners come once a month. We could have such a hedge between the car park area and the main piece of grass (I can’t really call it a lawn). It should help protect the grass, and provide privacy for residents who want to sit outside. Similarly, hedges of lavender or rosemary could be planted between the parking spaces and the flats to screen noise and lights.
There’s also one picture of a pergola.


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The Minehead Branch 1848 to 1971
This a detailed history of the Minehead branch from its opening to its closure by BR in 1971. The book is hardback and contains a wealth of photographs, maps and plans. 392 pages, printed on gloss art paper. This revised edition contains additional maps, photographs and updates to the text.


What a great photo by Photography by Steve GreenA pair of visiting cygnets on the lake today...must have been kicked out by dad in another nearby lake as happens. They were hoping to be fed so kneeling down by the lake brought them in for a closer look 🙂
Taking photos in the shade is harder than you expect as cameras can get a bit confused.
Thanks for sharing.
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The event takes place every 3 years. The first event was founded by a number of well-known scientists from the Department of Electric Engineering and Electrotechnology Systems, who had the understanding of the potential of the Ural region and local science school in electrotechnology field. Those scientists were Fedor Sarapulov, Andrey Konyaev, Sergey Sarapulov, Boris Sokunov and a number of others. In the subsequent development, the conference became international. The scientists from other countries began to attend the conference, including scientists from Hannover (Germany), Pilsen (Czech Republic), Kiev (Ukraine), Mongolia etc.


My first hike up Tabur East is also my first hike this new year... The terrain features here on Tabur East is quite similar to Tabur West. Just that the trail now is much longer, steeper, much dangerous and filled with more awesomeness.
Dear hikers, please do not leave your food wrappers on the mountain. There are rubbish bins at the foothills for you to dispose your trash. If you happen to know the names of these dragonflies, do let me know.More Tabur East stuff here.


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Straight from Mexico Putrid Scum and Cacofonia (also sharing member of Anarchus and Atoxxxico) have one of the most sick and dirt Grindcore I ever came across.
Believe or not, Cacofonia still alive (20 years old) touring the world and releasing albums.
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If you have recently read or had a glance regarding the Earth’s overall natural behavior, you must have witnessed the abnormal seasonal changes not just in the USA, but all over the world. Vital natural elements like water and land are fast diminishing in their natural habitat, and the folks responsible for the climate change are none other than we, the humans.
According to an accredited report by NASA, 2015 was officially the hottest year on planter earth. The result of which are starting to show now, with melting Ice Mountains, and less rainfall and snowfall in major regions of the world. In parts of Texas and California, mandatory water restrictions have already been imposed. Plus, the citizens and commercial space owners have been warned against any water wastage. Not taking the notification lightly, many homeowners and business operators have replaced their outdoor greenery with artificial outdoor plants, flowers, bushes and faux hedge plants and turf to save the essential element.
Life on Earth relies on upon energy originating from the sun. About a large portion of the light reaching Earth’s climate goes through the air and mists to the surface, where it is assimilated and after that transmitted upward as infrared warmth. Around 90 percent of this warmth is then consumed by the greenhouse gasses and emanated back toward the surface, which is warmed to a normal of 59 degrees Fahrenheit (15 degrees Celsius).
Most atmosphere researchers concur the primary driver of the current global warming pattern is a human extension of the greenhouse effect— warming that results when the air traps heat transmitting from Earth toward space.
Certain gasses in the climate block heat from getting away. Enduring gasses that remain semi-forever in the air and don’t react physically or synthetically to changes in temperature are portrayed as driving environmental change. Glasses, for example, water vapor, which reacts physically or synthetically to changes in temperature, are seen as reproaches.
Grasses that add to the greenhouse impact include:
The most inexhaustible nursery gas, however essentially, it goes about as an input to the atmosphere. Water vapor increments as the Earth’s air warms, yet so does the likelihood of fogs and precipitation, making these probably the most critical input instruments to the greenhouse impact.
Carbon dioxide (CO2)
A minor, but critical part of the air, carbon dioxide is discharged through common procedures, for example, breath and spring of gushing lava ejections and through human exercises, for example, deforestation, land use changes, and burning fossil powers. People have expanded barometrical CO2, by a third since the Industrial Revolution started. This is the most essential seemingly perpetual compelling of environmental change.
A hydrocarbon gas delivered both through characteristic sources and human exercises, including the decay of squanders in landfills, agribusiness, and particularly rice development and in addition ruminant absorption and compost administration connected with local domesticated animals. On a particle for-atom premise, methane is a significantly more dynamic greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide, additionally one which is considerably less bounteous in the environment.
An intense nursery gas delivered by soil development hones, particularly the utilization of business and natural composts, fossil fuel ignition, nitric corrosive generation, and biomass blazing.
Synthetic compounds of mechanical source utilized as a part of various applications, yet now to a great extent managed underway and discharge to the air by global understanding for their capacity to add to the obliteration of the ozone layer. They are also greenhouse gasses.
What part should humans play in the current setup?
- In its Fourth Assessment Report, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a gathering of 1,300 autonomous experimental specialists from nations everywhere throughout the world under the sponsorship of the United Nations, concluded that more than 90 percent likelihood that human exercises in the course of recent years have warmed our planet.
- The industrial exercises that our cutting edge human advancement relies on have raised air carbon dioxide levels from 280 sections for every million to 400 sections for each million in the most recent 150 years. The board additionally said that there’s more than 90 percent chance that human-delivered greenhouse gasses, for example, carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide have brought about a great part of the increase in Earth’s temperatures in the course of recent years.


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Please consider applying to attend the NSF-sponsored Subduction Zone Observatory Workshop, to be held in Boise, Idaho from Wednesday, 9/28until Friday, 9/30. The workshop seeks a broad range of applicants interested in discussing the scientific motivations for an interdisciplinary earth, ocean, and atmospheric research program focused around the scientific questions and societal hazards related to subduction zones. Applicants will be selected by the organizing committee and notified of their application status no later than July 1st.
On-site support is available for selected applicants, and limited travel support will be available for selected early career scientists and other applicants. International and early career scientists are especially encouraged to apply.
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