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Matéria da Tvbe Joinville sobre o Museu Casa Fritz Alt e a exposição "Interlúdios Para Piscar De Olhos".
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Second Life holiday parties was an incredible mix of trance, dnb, electronica, dark psy, goa, minimal, proggy, acid, experimental, industrial, noize, tribal, jazz, live music, country, blues, reggae, salsa, classical, opera, and Christmas music. I heard it all and then some.
I love music of all kinds. If it's good, it's worth listening to, so don't start with the nose-up-in-the-air over your favorite genre. Believe me... good music will always find an audience. An audience of sophisticated listeners will stop to listen to any good sound... even if it isn't part of your normal repertoire.
What is amazing is that dj's and musicians around the world know this, and they borrow from all genres to create their own personal sounds.
Here in Second Life, we get the results from around the world. World music mixes with the trendy sounds of the day, and we get the sounds that we love so much.
I want to thank all the dj's, musicians, club owners and event makers in SL. You guys made a holiday scene like no other. APPLAUSE & BRAVO ::::
Special thanks to you <3:
... and kisses to ::
Xavier
Aosh
Ronnie
Stig
Mackenzie
Lou
Leo
Professor
Grease
Hallow
Nos
Thomm
Finny
Donna
IPR365
Arora
8Wall
Space
Shad
Healer
Queen
Stefan
Jen
Max
Xavier
Zod
Tina
Melt
WET
Sully
Sylvain
Alb
Web
Without you guys, the party scene would be dull indeed!
<3 <3 <3
2009... here we goooooo!
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Per-Nils Paivio est un saame chez qui nous avons passé d’agréables moments dans sa ferme du village d’Övre Soppero – une localité située dans la municipalité de Kiruna, comté de Norrbotten, qui comptait 201 habitants en 2010.
Son histoire et ses coordonnées
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Suède
Au pays des Sami, Min Eallin
Laponie, Nord de la Suède, près de Kiruna
par Britt Marie Labba, Niklas Labba - publié le 2007, mis à jour le 1er décembre 2008
Per Nils et Brit Marie Päiviö habitent au nord de la Suède, en Laponie, en territoire Sami. Övre Soppero, leur village, est le seul en Suède où plus de 90 % de la population est tournée vers l’élevage de rennes. Per Nils et Brit Marie vivaient essentiellement de cet élevage. Mais des pluies givrantes en début d’automne emprisonnant les lichens ont décimé les troupeaux durant la dernière décennie. Le couple s’est alors tourné vers l’accueil de visiteurs pour faire découvrir et apprécier leur culture.
La première tentative a consisté à reconstruire une hutte lapone, ou kota, maison ronde en armature de bois de bouleau, recouverte de tourbe ou de mottes d’herbes. Equipée d’un poêle, de lits superposés et d’une table centrale, la hutte peut accueillir une famille de six. Alentour, balades à ski ou à pied sont possibles sur une étendue de plus de 100 kilomètres de forêt, de tourbières et de toundra. Les repas sont à base de produits issus d’élevage : viande de renne séchée, fumée, accompagnée de gelée de baies arctiques et de pain lapon.
Après la kota, Per Nils s’est lancé dans la reconversion d’un ancien corps de ferme en un musée lapon (vêtements, ustensiles, tentes). Il aime parler du métier d’éleveur de rennes ou organiser une expédition en barque à la pêche au saumon. Selon les saisons, il montre comment capturer les rennes au lasso, marquer les jeunes, dépecer la viande, la fumer dans la kota ou la sécher au grenier. Brit Marie enseigne la fabrication du pain lapon ou fait admirer le travail du cuir ou de la corne de rennes que les artisans locaux utilisent pour fabriquer les magnifiques couteaux lapons que l’on accroche à la ceinture. Elle parle également de la vie que sa mère a connue sous la tente, été comme hiver, élevant toute une famille en itinérance totale sur les traces des troupeaux.
Britt Marie et Per Nils ont conçu un trek inédit, sur le chemin de migration des rennes en pays Sami. Le point de départ de cette randonnée se situe au camp d’été de Gaiccacaccá où, chaque année vers la mi-juillet, la communauté Sami procède au marquage des jeunes rennes. Le camp d’hiver de Järamä, à 50 km du village de Övre Soppero, est le terme de la randonnée. Gaiccacaccá est situé à 900 m d’altitude, en bordure du Parc National norvégien de Övre Dividal. Cette randonnée parcourt une des plus vastes régions sans aucune route en Europe sur plus de 100 km depuis la toundra arctique du Finmark norvégien jusqu’aux forêts boréales de bouleaux au cœur de la Laponie suédoise. L’itinéraire de la migration séculaire et traditionnelle des rennes par les Sami de Saarevuopmi est réellement le fil d’Ariane de cette randonnée. La région tout entière est elle-même connue comme étant la zone de migration des rennes autour du pôle en Fennoscandie. Les participants à cette randonnée vont partager l’expérience et la vie quotidienne des familles Sami, au contact des rennes comme elle était pratiquée autrefois tout au long de l’année. La richesse de la biodiversité, liée à l’ouverture des milieux naturels par les rennes, est un des aspects excitants de cette découverte. Les nuits se passent sous les tentes traditionnelles Sami ("lavvu") ou dans les cabanes construites pendant l’hiver. Nos hôtes et guides Sami nous apprendront à lire dans le paysage la signature des anciens camps, nous verrons bien sûr quelques petites bandes de rennes, et avec un peu de chance, leur immense cousin l’élan. Au cœur des territoires des Ours bruns et des Gloutons, farouches et peu faciles à observer directement, nous chercherons la compagnie des oiseaux prestigieux du grand nord comme le Cygne chanteur, le Lagopède et la somptueuse Chouette harfang, ainsi que celles du Pluvier doré, de l’Aigle royal et du Pluvier guignard. En début d’été, de nombreuses fleurs apparaissent alors qu’en fin de saison, on commence à goûter aux airelles et myrtilles. Nous cuirons notre pain sur le feu dans la tradition Sami et mangerons le Char arctique pêché dans les lacs d’altitude norvégiens, la Truite, l’Ombre et même, plus bas, le saumon. Le groupe du début juillet aura peut-être même la chance d’assister au marquage des rennes guidés et rassemblés au coral. Au départ et à l’arrivée de la randonnée, nous serons invités à profiter du confort des torvkåta (huttes lapones traditionnelles) et de la ferme au village d’Övre Söppero, où Britt Marie nous introduira à la culture Sami, nous préparera à la randonnée. Un repas à base de viande de renne suivra une séance de sauna au bord de la rivière Laino.
Localisation
Nord de la Suède, a 140 km à l’est de Kiruna, la capitale de la Laponie suédoise, près de la frontière finlandaise. On y arrive en avion jusqu’à Kiruna ou bien en train de Stockholm après une nuit très agréable en couchette.
Contact
Per Nils Päiviö et Britt Marie Labba
Min Eallin Box 115
S-980 14 Övre Soppero
Tel. : 46 (0) 981-300 58
Mobile : 070-3625566, 070-5977765
E-Mail : info@mineallin.com
Internet : www.mineallin.com/
Pour la réservation des séjours organisés contacter
Saïga en France
4 rue Fleuriau BP 1291 17086 La Rochelle cedex 2 –
Tel. : 33 5 46 41 34 42 Fax : 33 5 46 41 34 92-
E-mail : mainate@saiga-voyage-nature.fr
Website : www.saiga-voyage-nature.fr
PolarQuest en Suède
P.O. Box 180
SE-401 23 Göteborg
Tél. :+46 31 333 17 30, Fax : +46 31 333 17 31
Courriel :info@polar-quest.com
Internet : www.polar-quest.com
Informations culturelles
Britt Marie et Per Nils sont d’abord et avant tout des éleveurs de rennes. Ils continuent à s’occuper de leurs troupeaux et chaque membre de la famille est attributaire d’un certain nombre de têtes. En été, ils se rassemblent tous dans le camp d’été sur les hauts plateaux norvégiens pour marquer les jeunes rennes de l’année. Nous accueillir procède de leur désir de partager leur style de vie et de faire comprendre les difficultés auxquelles ils sont confrontés pour continuer à exercer cette activité. Britt Marie et Per Nils partagent avec nous les activités de l’éleveur de rennes d’hier, au travers notamment de nombreux objets de la vie courante liée à une vie de transhumance, et d’aujourdhui. Ils font office de pionniers et leurs essais de diversification sont observés attentivement par l’ensemble de la communauté. Ils ont pour l’instant fait preuve de beaucoup d’ingéniosité et de prudence. Les programmes qu’ils nous proposent, en exclusivité pour la France, sont certifiés “Tour Quality » : une reconnaissance de leur savoir-faire issu de cette activité d’éleveur qui consiste à migrer avec les rennes en limitant les impacts sur les ressources naturelles et les paysages.
Les langues parlées sont le Sami, le Suédois, le Finnois.
L’avenir des migrations traditionnelles de rennes dépend aujourd’hui de la reconduction du traité entre la Norvège et la Suède, dont l’issue est attendu en 2006. De la révision de cette convention dépend également l’avenir du peuple Sami, dont la culture est liée à l’élevage des rennes et à ces migrations traditionnelles. En vous proposant cette randonnée, Per Nils et Britt Marie espèrent mettre un coup de projecteur sur la légitimité des revendications Sami et attirer ainsi l’attention à un niveau international.
L’activité touristique date des années 1995. Per Nils et Britt Marie sont les seuls au village à fournir des services d’accueil. Des artisans vendent des objets d’art, gobelets en bois de bouleau, couteaux ornés de bois de rennes travaillés. Leurs partenaires commerciaux sont l’Hôtel de glace à Kiruna, et les tour opérateur suédois et français Polarquest et Saïga.
Un séjour recommandé
Titre : Territoires Sami, « Route de migration des rennes et culture Sami"
Consulter la fiche technique : www.saiga-voyage-nature.fr/fichtech.php3?voyage=127
Durée : 12 jours Kiruna / Kiruna
Type d’activités : randonnée à pied avec sac à dos léger portant les effets personnels
Dates de départ ; dimanche 10 juillet au jeudi 21 juillet 2005, dimanche 24 juillet au jeudi 4 août 2005, dimanche 7 août au jeudi 18 août 2005
Saisons : été uniquement
Prix : 2 290 euros par personne sur une base de 8 personnes avec une couronne calculée à 0,11 euro
Inclus dans le prix : La présence d’un guide naturaliste SAÏGA, l’hébergement en pension complète, du déjeuner du jour 1 au petit-déjeuner du jour 12 (cuisine traditionnelle présentée sous forme de repas chauds ou de pique-niques) sous tente traditionnelle Sami ou « cabane » d’hiver des gardes aménagées pour quatre personnes (ou plus selon la répartition du groupe), tous les transferts terrestres en minibus ou en voiture, toutes les activités, visites et entrées mentionnées dans le programme, le “carnet de voyage et d’observation”, toutes les taxes et services, les assurances* assistance - rapatriement - frais médicaux (souscrites pour votre sécurité)
Le prix ne comprend pas : Le voyage depuis votre lieu de résidence jusqu’à Kiruna et retour, les frais de formalités et documents personnels, la mise à disposition du matériel nécessaire pour le couchage (sac de couchage…), les boissons et dépenses personnelles, le supplément « chambre individuelle », les assurances* annulation-bagages et autres.
Hébergement : en lavvu (tente traditionelle laponne), cabines en bois utilisées pour la surveillance hivernale, en Köta (hutte en tourbe et dans une ferme restaurée tout confort)
La réservation ; via Saïga pour la France
L’accès : Aéroport de Kiruna ou de Stockholm suivi d’une nuit en train
La taille des groupes : 12 au maximum
Conditions requises : Tout public et âge, pour le trek bonne expérience de la randonnée.
Well i got to meet Sebastian Boyesen today , how happy am i to inspire such an Artist ~ The book will be published around June 25th before the ceremony at the Sixbells memorial park
www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00szzhv/Angel_of_the_Valleys/
While i was at The Miner today was talking to a local who's Husbands father and his brother died in the disaster
Sorry for the poor quality low resolution uploads as you may have gathered this is my first commission for a book on the mining disaster.
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Tragedy at Six Bells
By David John Withers, Brynmawr
My father worked in the colliery all his life and I sort of followed him into the pit. I went to work in Six Bells Colliery at 17 years of age.
When I first went on the 0.18 coal face as a collier's helper I was introduced to my 'batty' Reggie Poe who showed me the tools we were using and two chalk marks 15 yards apart on the coal face. This was our working place, 15 yards long by 4-foot-6 deep by 5 feet high. I thought 'bloody hell' - it seemed a huge amount of coal to shift.
Although the other coal faces in our district were more modern with hydraulic roof supports, we were still using the older friction posts and linked bars. I've still got the scars where one of the bars came down on me!
We had quite a few problems with gas on the 0.18 coal face and the dust was killing. At times the conveyor would start up and you couldn't see each other until the dust settled down.
As boys we often refused to go onto the face because of the amounts of dust there - being youngsters we stuck together even when the officials threatened to send us home. It wasn't much of a threat as I was only earning about £6 odd!
I had been working about two years when the explosion happened. I was working on the 0.18 face at Six Bells on the 'turning shift' and arrived at the colliery on the bus to see the place in turmoil and heard that an explosion had happened. As the explosion had occurred at our place of work, we offered to go down and help as we knew the place, but the Rescue Brigade had it under control and wouldn't let us go down.
It's hard to say my feelings about it all. We knew there was gas there and they said a spark had set it off. I had mostly enjoyed the colliery up to then. I remember four of the men who died - I used to give them snuff with powdered bark mixed in as a joke - there was a good spirit amongst the men at the pit.
Once the explosion had happened it put me off. I finished and I put my notice in soon after. I was too young to lose my life in the colliery. If I had been working the day shift that week it would have been me. The explosion opened my eyes to the dangers and I went into the construction industry instead - I was always good with my hands. The pit made me grow up.
The deaths of 45 men killed 50 years ago in a colliery explosion have been remembered with a service at the site.
A gas explosion ripped through the Six Bells colliery near Abertillery, Blaenau Gwent at 10.45am on 28 June 1960.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, led a service of remembrance at the site.
He also unveiled a memorial to the tragedy, a 20m high sculpture of a miner by Sebastian Boyesen.
AgNews – Carolina Dieckmann com o filho Davi e Bruno de Luca na praia da Reserva RJ
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Ever the apologist, here I am again justifying lack of activity on this site (and some others) over the last year or two (the list of other time-suckers can be found here). What's the justification this time? Well, it's a good one.
While travelling around the globe a couple of years ago, I started doing some technical editing for Sitepoint. It was a great way to earn a bit of money to pay my way while not getting in the way of moving from place to place - no bar work or fruit-picking for me! Much of this editing work was carried out in the back of my van in the late hours while my wife-to-be snoozed. When I returned to UK after travelling, I was approached about some more potential writing work. Despite the fact that I knew I had an extremely busy year ahead of me, somehow I felt brave enough to take it on. Over seven months, while dealing with two house sales, buying a new house and making tentative wedding plans, I spent many evenings working on this project. Today, for the first time, I saw the evidence that it was finally coming to fruition - Sitepoint have added the book to their 'coming soon' section.
So, what's the book about?
At this point, it might be worth re-reading this post about the poor state of many beginner web design books on the market. The reason for my trip to the book shops was to really get a feel for what's out there and to make sure that I was on track with what I was writing. I couldn't have been happier at how bad it was - it made me realise that what I had started writing for Sitepoint was much needed and much overdue.
Who is this book aimed at?
Well, chances are it's not aimed at you. As much as I'd like to say it's a cutting edge book about CSS tricks that you and I love to peruse, or an accessibility book with a slightly different angle than those currently out there, it's neither. This is what it is:
It's a book that you can give to your web newbie mother/sister/auntie
It doesn't presume any foreknowledge of HTML or ownership of any expensive/fancy web authoring software (nor does it suggest going out and buying any)
While it's for beginners, it's not going to call anyone a dummy ;-)
It's a web design book that refuses to teach bad, outdated practices as a way of getting eye-catching results more quickly than the 'proper' method. For example, the first time you will see page layout covered is with CSS in chapter 4. Tables are covered - but in a chapter about managing data in tables, just where they should be .
In short, it's a book that aims to teach complete beginners how to build web sites that conform to web standards such that they won't need to unlearn bad practices at a later date, or even know that those bad practices exist.
Well, I've talked it up so much, about time I provided a link:
Build Your First Website The Right Way Using HTML & CSS
Publication date is March/April (I believe the latter ismore likely). If you think you know someone that this could be of benefit to, please do add your name to the notification list (by joining the Sitepoint Book Buyers' Club). I am looking forward to seeing the finished result ... and I really do wonder what bizarre and completely off-topic picture this book will have on the cover!
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Marilyn Burns falleció ayer martes 5 de agosto a los 65 años de edad. Por el momento, se desconocen los motivos de su muerte, ya que fue encontrada sin vida en su casa de Houston por un miembro de su familia.
Burns debutó en el mundo del cine dando vida a la protagonista femenina de la esencial ‘La matanza de Texas‘ (‘The Texas Chainsaw Massacre’, Tobe Hooper, 1974), lo cual le permitió alcanzar el estatus de reina del grito. Tras participar en la televisiva ‘Manson: Retrato de un asesino‘ (‘Helter Skelter’, Tom Gries, 1976) volvió a colaborar con Tobe Hooper en ‘Trampa mortal‘ (‘Eaten Alive’, 1977).
En los años 80 únicamente rodó dos largometrajes, la poco conocida ‘Kiss Daddy Goodbye‘ (Patrick Regan, 1981) y ‘Asesinos del futuro‘ (‘Future-Kill’, 1985). Tras esta última se pasó casi dos décadas alejadas del mundo del cine, siendo su cameo en ‘La matanza de Texas: La nueva generación‘ (‘The Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre’, Kim Henkel, 1994) la única excepción.
Su carrera se había reactivado durante los últimos años al participar en títulos como ‘Butcher Boys‘ (Duane Graves y Justin Meeks, 2012), ‘La matanza de Texas 3D’ o ‘Sacrament‘ (Shawn Ewert, 2014), habiendo finalizado recientemente el rodaje de ‘In a Madman’s World‘ (Josh Vargas, 2014), la que será finalmente su última película.
Descanse en paz.
Vía | Hollywood Reporter
– La noticia Marilyn Burns ha fallecido fue publicada originalmente en Blogdecine por Mikel Zorrilla.
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AgNews - Isis Valverde encontra Marcius Melhen em uma rua do Leblon
Data: 11 03 10
Fotos: Rodrigo dos Anjos / AgNews
The PHP Login & User Management script can be added to any PHP-based application and provide a powerful and high-level userbase management option.
The script comes with all the forms you'll need to sign-up and then let users sign-in into their accounts, even help them recover lost passwords.
There's support for signing in with various social accounts, and even adding spam protection features like CAPTCHA fields.
Once user accounts created, admins can manage the details of all these accounts via an admin panel, and even organize users in different permission levels based on the access you want them to have.
There are lots of tweakable features you can fine-tune via the backend, like the ability to use various URLs for various redirection options, default user groups, password encryption type, and many other more.
Canon EOS 7D + EF24-70mm f/2.8L USM @ 45 mm - 1/125 sec at f/2.8, ISO 800
Aperture priority mode @ 0 EV E.C - Pattern metering - no flash
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Nascar santa hats baby.
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Issaquah Plateau, Washington, USA
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We've been without air conditioning in half the house for the last two weeks (one problem after another!) Then yesterday a transformer blew on our street about 5:00 p.m. and we had no power at all until around midnight - on one of the hottest days of the year!
Such different sounds around the neighborhood without the hum of all those air units, power tools, tvs and boom boxes. For a long while I could hear the lucky folks with pools splashing in them, kids running through sprinklers with shrieks and giggles. We stayed outside, turned our own sprinklers on and moved our chairs so as to catch the most of the breeze cooled through the sprinkler mist and watched Krypto wear himself out chasing, killing and eating water. ;-)
After a bit, the happy sounds around us began to take on a more frazzled sound ... tempers were getting shorter ... more sweaty neighbors stalking around the street looking for signs of a TXU work crew. I started having flashbacks to scenes from the Spike Lee movie Son of Sam and the heat wave power outage in NYC ... ;-)
When the mosquito mob turned nasty we left for our own dinner ... burgers in the coldest joint nearby - and we made them last a long, long time. ;-)
The Castle and Clan Donald Centre near Ardvasar has some beautiful grounds. Armadale Castle is a fascinating ruin. Plus it has beautiful gardens behind it and a HUGE lawn area between it and the Sound of Sleat.
The Clan Donald established itself on Skye in the 15th century, occupying castles at Dunscaith and Knock, both within a few miles of Armadale, and Duntulm Castle at the north end of the island.
From the 1650s, the MacDonald chiefs also began to stay at Armadale. From the 1700s onwards, the mansion house at Armadale was used as a dower house (a large home occupied by the widow of a late owner or chief) and then rented out to others.
A number of famous historical figures have visited Armadale over the years. Flora MacDonald, famed throughout the world for helping Bonnie Prince Charlie to flee Scotland after the Jacobites' defeat at Culloden, was married here on 6 November 1750. Samuel Johnson and James Boswell visited in 1773.
Around 1790, a new mansion house was built at Armadale and this, combined with the start of the plantings you see around the gardens today, became a real demonstration of the wealth and lifestyle of the landed aristocracy.
In 1815, the mansion house was extended to form Armadale Castle, designed by the renowned architect James Gillespie Graham. In 1855, fire destroyed much of the original house, which was replaced by the current central section (designed by David Bryce). In 1925, the MacDonald family moved to a smaller house leaving the castle to the wind and rain.
Today, the Gillespie Graham section is a sculptured ruin and garden with the staircase and facade often used for wedding ceremonies. Housed in what remains of the original mansion, dating from around 1790, the Somerled Rooms offer a unique conference and wedding facility.
Try this on a black background. It much better on black.
And the mummy bear turned to the daddy bear and said: "Has that bloody Tracey Emin been sleeping in our bed again!"
Some months ago I started taking pictures of the impressions left by people's bodies in sofa's, chairs etc and started calling these sofa dunes.
Not long after I started doing this I started experimenting with other impressions left by people; especially those in beds. I called these bed dunes. Over the last few months I have amassed a small collection - most of which I am not very satisfied with.
For want of a better term I started referring to these collectively as body dunes. I'm sure that someone else is already doing this and producing much much better results - so if there is a generic adopted term for these impressions please let me know. I did search for relevant Flickr groups but didn't find any; but I'm probably searching for the wrong thing; even though I did try quite a few varied searches. Please let me know ... else I'll have to start one.
The image above is the state of the my own bed linen - illuminated by the light from a bedside table. Have to do something while I'm sick :-)
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Refacciones en la Plaza de Los Artilleros
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Las obras se realizan sobre los bancos y juegos que unos vándalos destruyeron hace unas semanas en ese parque de Ciudadela.
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El pincha superó por 1-0 a Comunicaciones con gol de Andrés Montenegro y avanzó a las semifinales del Octogonal.
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Dejá de fumar en el Modelo de Caseros
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En el Sanatorio de L. Medina 2258 un grupo de especialistas brinda un Programa de Tabaquismo. Hablamos con el Coordinador Diego Sanchez Gelós y el
Licenciado Sergio Azzara.
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La historia detrás del suicidio
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El fin de semana pasado confirmamos la triste noticia que un adolescente de 17 años se ahorcó en Pablo Podestá. Siete días después de este hecho
se aclaran algunos detalles.
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Novedades sobre las antenas
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Fuentes del municipio informaron que se trata de antenas de enlace, que realizan transferencias de datos punto a punto, y que no cuentan con
autorización.
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This is the transmitter site of WNYY/1470 AM, of Ithaca, New York, plus FM translators for that and a bunch of other stations, listed below. The facilityt is located in Danby, New York, south of Ithaca, west of Troy Road/123, and about a quarter mile north of the Nelson Road intesection.
WNYY is5000 non-directional watts by day (using one tower) and 1000 directional watts at night, aimed NNW toward Ithaca and up Cayuga Lake, using all four towers. These are numbered 1 through 4, left to right and south to north.
Here is a rundown of the FM translators:
W277BS/103.3, for WQNY/103.7, aiming a max of 250 watts NW from 276 feet above ground on WNYY tower 2, with the ASR number 1048242 and the antenna ID 118407
W240CB/95.9, for WQNY/103.7 HD3, aiming a max of 250 watts NW from 276 feet above ground on on WNYY tower 2, with the ASR number 1048242 and the antenna ID 118402
W235BR/94.9, for WQNY/103.7 HD2, WFIZ, aiming a max of 250 watts NW from 276 feet above ground on WNYY tower 2, with the ASR number 1048242 and the antenna ID 118401
W244CZ/96.7, for WYXL/97.3 HD2, aiming a max of 250 watts NW from 276 feet above ground on WNYY tower 2, with the ASR number 1048242 and the antenna ID 118404
W242AB/96.3, for WYXL/97.3 HD3, aiming a max of 250 watts ENE from 262 feet above ground on WNYY tower 2, with the ASR number 1048242 and the antenna ID 118403
W262AD/100.3, for WIII/99.9, aiming a max of 250 watts ENE from 262 feet above ground on WNYY tower 2, with the ASR number 1048242 and the antenna ID 118406
W231DK/94.1, for WNYY/1470, aiming a max of 250 watts NW from 276 feet above ground on WNYY tower 3, with the ASR number 1048243 and the antenna ID 125946
W249DW/97.7, for WHCU/870, aiming a max of 175 watts NNW from 276 feet above ground on WNYY tower 3, with the ASR number 1048243 and the antenna ID 132288
WNYY began as WKTO in 1956, and has been using this facility since it was built in 1972. More details:
Site Elevation: 445 meters (1460 ft)
Height of Structures: 92.7 meters (304 feet)
Overall Height Above Ground: 93.6 meters (307 feet)
Overall Height Above Mean Sea Level: 538.6 meters (1767 feet)
WNYY is owned by Cayuga Radio Group of Saga Communications of New England, LLC. So are WQNY, WHCU, WFIZ, WYXL and WIII, each with translators here, plus many other stations in New York and New England.
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St Andrew's Community Hub / Holiday Breakfast Club: Revd Donna Williams, Fran Lawson, Michele Ryan
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Los primeros exploradores noruegos
La costa noruega es larga y accidentada, y los fiordos se adentran mucho en el interior del país. Desde épocas lejanas, las vistas y el sonido del mar han atraído a sus habitantes. Sin embargo, el aprovechamiento de la tierra fue siempre muy escaso para ellos. Cuando labraban sus pequeñas tierras, los más jóvenes se maravillaban al alzar la vista hacia el horizonte, hacia el mar que no sólo les podría abastecer con más comida sino que también les podría llevar a tierras más ricas y a climas más cálidos.
Noruega ha tenido arriesgados exploradores en tiempos prehistóricos, pero sus historias nunca se han contado. Hasta que aparecieron las primeras historias, no hay ningún relato de sus primeros descubrimientos, e incluso después de que la gente comenzara a dejar constancia de sus viajes, hay pocas menciones de sus primeras aventuras en tierras desconocidas.
Durante la Edad Media, la Iglesia (el único poder unificador en Europa después de la caída del Imperio Romano) hizo poco para estimular el espíritu aventurero e investigador. El concepto geográfico del mundo se basaba estrictamente en la Biblia. La Iglesia desaprobaba descubrimientos que pudieran poner en tela de juicio sus creencias, o inspirar a la gente para que cuestionara antiguos dogmas. Pero en la Noruega no cristiana, la gente estaba ansiosa de descubrir nuevas tierras. Había poco que cultivar entre las montañas escarpadas y la gran cantidad de lagos y fiordos. Aunque el tráfico costero era común para ese pueblo de marineros, no fueron capaces de explorar nuevas tierras hasta que sus embarcaciones consiguieran adecuarse al mar abierto. Este problema se solventó con el desarrollo de los barcos vikingos. Estas embarcaciones con proa alta, veloces y elegantes podían navegar con remos o con velas. Además, la construcción ancha y plana del casco permitía a las tripulaciones arrastrar los barcos para desembarcar tanto en las orillas de los ríos como en la costa, haciendo posible adentrarse en el interior. Así, hacia el 800 d.C., los Vikingos se encaminaron desde sus fiordos en busca de tierras y botines y, sin duda también, de aventuras y fama. Fueron de los pocos pueblos que en el mundo medieval se aventuró fuera de su territorio.
Habitat & Ecology
Sarus cranes are mostly non-migratory in India, but often make short seasonal movements between dry and wet season habitats in Southeast Asia and Australia. The Indian Sarus Cranes G. a. antigone have adapted to the dense human population in India, and interact closely with people in areas where traditions of tolerance prevail. Similar adaptations occur with the Eastern Sarus G. a. sharpii in some regions of Myanmar. Throughout their range Sarus Cranes utilize a wide variety of landscapes, depending on food availability, cropping patterns, and other seasonal factors. Their optimal habitat includes a combination of small seasonal marshes, floodplains, high altitude wetlands, human-altered ponds, fallow and cultivated lands, and rice paddies. Often they focus their foraging on underground tubers of native wetland vegetation such as Eleocharis spp. Breeding pairs place their nests in a wide variety of natural wetlands, along canals and irrigation ditches, beside village ponds, and in rice paddies. Compared to other crane species, Sarus Cranes will utilize open forests where wetlands occur as well as in open grasslands more so than other crane species. Where possible, the nests are located in shallow water where short emergent vegetation is dominant. For nesting, use of human-dominated wetlands is most common in India, less common in Myanmar and Australia, and is rare in Southeast Asia.
Mated pairs of cranes, including Sarus Cranes, engage in unison calling, which is a complex and extended series of calls where male and female vocalizations differ but are coordinated. The birds stand in a specific posture, usually with their heads thrown back and beaks skyward during the display. In Sarus Cranes the female initiates the display and utters two calls for each male call. The male always lifts up his wings over his back during the unison call while the female keeps her wings folded at her sides. All cranes engage in dancing, which includes various behaviors such as bowing, jumping, running, stick or grass tossing, and wing flapping. Dancing can occur at any age and is commonly associated with courtship, however, it is generally believed to be a normal part of motor development for cranes and can serve to thwart aggression, relieve tension, and strengthen the pair bond.
Nests of all Sarus Cranes consist of wetland vegetation. In India, nests located in flooded rice paddies are constructed entirely of rice stalks. Indian Sarus Cranes breed primarily during the rains, with few pairs breeding outside this season in response to chick loss and creation of nesting habitat due to flooding caused by irrigation canals. Eastern and Australian Sarus Cranes now breed primarily in the rainy season though Eastern Sarus were reported to breed in floodplain wetlands during the dry season before their range dramatically receded. Females usually lay two eggs and incubation (by both sexes) lasts 31-34 days. The male takes the primary role in defending the nest against possible danger. Chicks fledge (first flight) at 50-65 days.
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I ran across this image in a folder with another which was being sent to a brochure designer. I had forgotten setting this one aside, knowing that I wanted to do something with textures on it. Here is the result. Texture used: one of the many nice offerings from irisb477's photostream www.flickr.com/photos/emeraldrose/
The picture was taken almost as an afterthought on the entry porch of the Barns at Timber Creek B&B near Winfield, Kansas. I didn't play around with settings, angles, etc. - just shot this one exposure. Glad I did.
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As I was driving home last night, Lake Okanagan was remarkably calm. There was no wind to speak of. Conditions were perfect to take this shot, so I did, even though I was risking getting locked into the park overnight. Very glad I stopped. Kind of thinking this should have been my day 29 submission instead of the artistic nude. Oh well.
The long, straight stings of lights on the right hand side are cars traveling down the highway.
Copyright 2010 Chris Phillips. This image may not be used without my written permission.
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Depuis le 3 Octobre, plus de 200 familles dorment dans la rue de la Banque pour protester contre l'absence de logements décents. Français ou immigrés en situation régulière, tous travaillent mais vivent dans des conditions déplorables: le plus souvent à l'hôtel, ou dans des appartements minuscules, parfois menacés d'expulsion.
Le 14 Décembre, le campement de la rue de la Banque a pris fin: un accord a été signé avec le Ministère pour reloger, sous différentes modalités et délais, l'ensemble des familles. Après l'annonce officielle par Jean-Baptiste Eyraud, président du DAL, une fête a été organisée rue de la Banque, en présence de Emmanuelle Béart, Josiane Balasko, Guy Bedos et le maire du 2e. Vers 20h, l'ensemble du campement (bâches, matels, etc.) a été démonté, dans la joie et le soulagement des familles, et aussi un peu de tristesse à se séparer.
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Dreamweaver y Flash son las herramientas más utilizadas en casi el 100% de los proyectos de diseño Web debido a sus múltiples ventajas y características que sería ya demás comentar. Pero el tema de acceso a datos con ambas herramientas es una característica que se puede implementar sin complejidades y el propósito de este libro es indicar como hacerlo, ya sea empleando tecnología PHP o ASP.NET a bases de datos MySQL o SQL Server o simplemente a archivos XML
En el desarrollo del libro se trabaja con dos tecnologías bastante populares como son PHP y ASP.NET y se examinan los conceptos básicos de bases de datos y su implementación con MySQL y SQL Server que la mayoría de hosting proporciona. Se diagrama la página con Dreamweaver para una aplicación PHP empleando estilos CSS. Si bien Dreamweaver se presta bastante a desarrollar con PHP. Visual Studio .Net 2008 es la herramienta ideal para desarrollar un proyecto ASP.NET explicándose en el libro como diagramar con CSS empleando las herramientas de Visual Studio.
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My dad moved with his mom and new stepfather to Santa Fe in 1933, when he was nine. Eventually they moved into this house, on Don Gaspar, about a mile south of the Capital. At the time, it was the southernmost house in Santa Fe. According to him, he could see all the way to Albuquerque.
My dad was lucky~
My grandfather didn't believe in owning things, especially real estate. So he never bought this house, and, eventually the Reeds didn't live there, anymore.
The house is still there. The last time I drove by, about four years ago, it was the least fixed-up house in what is probably a multi-million dollar neighborhood. I always wanted to get it back, but not so much, anymore. Still, something in me really loves this house. It's a beautiful house.
Scanned from one of many old tiny but exquisite black and white photos that somebody in my family took. I'm slowly contemplating the idea of rescanning this photo at a higher resolution and digitally editing it very carefully, something I didn't do when I did these the first time.
Today (Monday, November 30, 2009), is the second anniversay of my dad's passing. I decided to honor him a litte bit over the next few months by fixing up and sharing some photos of his extremely interesting life.
In memorium
Jack W. Reed
1923-2007
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A family of Francois' Langurs high up in the trees on the Malayan tapir island in the Lied Jungle, the world's largest indoor rainforest and a "total immersion experience" at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo. I love how this rare species sport wild mohawks.
And it is a rare species. According to a wikipedia:
There has been a dramatic decline in the population size by approximately 85% since [1990], making this species that of very high priority to potential extinction. The total number of wild individuals is unknown, but there are believed to be less than 500 left in Vietnam and 1,400-1,650 in China. There are only about 60 langurs in captivity in North American zoos.
And wikipedia further informs us that the baby's name is GinLu and:
she was was born in the Lied Jungle at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo [in September 2009]. After being rejected by her mother, Lied Jungle keepers worked for several weeks to teach the mother to feed and care for her properly. It was important to have a special holding area for mother and infant for safety, ensuring the family was within sight and smell at all times. Mother and infant needed to be strongly bonded before placing the group together. By October 13, 2009, the entire group was reunited into one holding area.
As wikipedia notes, Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo is "nationally renowned for its leadership in animal conservation and research." And from the zoo's website:
The major purpose of the Lied Jungle is not only recreation, but education and conservation awareness. Rainforests play a vital role in the quality of life on earth. They are disappearing at the alarming rate of 50-100 acres a minute. That's an area the size of Massachusetts each year.