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Watchmen Season 2
HBO hasn't announced something official about the release date of the second season. On the other hand, Nicole Kassell, who is the executive producer of the TV series, said that the plan of a sequel is on their table from the start. So, the hints Kassell have given to us is that the story will continue through many seasons from now on. Judging by the HBO's budget for its shows, we think that we will see Season 2 of Watchmen somewhere in late 2020 or the beginning of 2021.
Moreover, regarding the cast of the new season, we think that some of the actors will return. For example, we will have Regina King, Tim Blake Nelson, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Hong Chau, Jeremy Irons, and Jean Smart. But looking at the way season 1 has played, we are sure that some of the characters will disappear, and a new audition will be done, especially for the next season.
Also, the idea of the first season is that it has a beginning, middle, and an end. Moreover, the finale of season one left us in a cliffhanger, so we don't know if season two will continue the story or start with another one.
To sum up, we don't have a trailer now for season two, only two trailers for season one. Also, don't forget that the comics present many events, so the makers of the TV series can play with their show as they want to.
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From Tuesday 9 to Thursday 11 June a number of our pupils, S2-S6, attended the 'Our Daily Bread' retreat at Craig Lodge, Dalmally. Below are some pupil reflections of their experience.
This week we had the fantastic opportunity to take part in 'Our Daily Bread' retreat in Craig Lodge, Dalmally (the birth place of Mary's Meals). Though we only had a few days there, each one was jam packed with prayer, music, fun and lots of food! We were fortunate enough to have both Father Stephen and Monsignor Monaghan with us, meaning we were able to celebrate mass and participate in Confession during our stay. The team at Craig Lodge made us feel welcome from the moment we walked through the door and shared the story of their faith journey leading them to Dalmally, and during small group sessions helped us in reflecting on our own journey. As well as these times of prayer and reflection (where we discussed what it is to know about Jesus), we also had the opportunity to feel star struck while meeting the founder of Mary's Meals – Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow, sing along with Paul and his guitar, play a very intense game of Capture the Flag, take part in Prayer Ministries and, of course, meet Maya the dog. Overall it was a very enriching experience and has helped to bring us closer together as a group and to God.
Poppy Rose Wright (6a6)
I really enjoyed my trip to Craig Lodge Retreat Centre in Dalmally. It really enlightened my faith and I feel spiritually cleansed. The first thing we did when we arrived was ice-breakers, getting to know each other and playing games. We got a lot of motivational speeches but my favourite was by Magnus MacFarlane-barrow, founder of Mary's Meals. He showed us a very moving film called 'Child 31' which highlights poverty in certain African countries such as Kenya, South Africa and Sudan. That night they gave us rice and porridge for dinner to show us what poor children would eat (we were given pizza later!).
On the second day we celebrated Mass before breakfast which was a nice way to start the day. We then did a 3 hour hill climb where and on the top of the hill was the Stations of the Cross. At every station we said a prayer. Although windy this was a very special experience. In the evening we played capture the flag in the woods in the dark.
On the whole I would recommend this retreat to everyone. The staff were amazing, food was great and I have made friends for life. The priests were very involved in all our activities and the teachers were awesome too!
Samuel Sheridan (2a4)
My trip to Craig Lodge was amazing and will change my life forever. I have learnt lots about my faith through the excellent presentations by members of the Craig Lodge community. Craig Lodge is the birth place of Mary's Meals, an inspiring charity that helps children in poverty to have a meal a day and access to education.
My highlight of the trip was walking up the large hill and going through the Stations of the Cross. The reason why I loved it so much was because it was re-enacting Jesus' journey before he was crucified.
Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow, the founder of Mary's Meals, spoke to all of us. His talk was very inspiring and helped me to understand more about how Mary's Meals came about.
Overall the experience at Dalmally was great. I loved Paul's songs, all the games we played and the group discussions. The staff were really nice and the staff and Monsignor Monaghan and Father Stephen were amazing as well.
Daniel Whyte (2a4)
Recently, a group of S2-S6 pupils had the profound privilege of spending time together on a retreat at Craig Lodge in Dalmally. We were fortunate enough to be offered this opportunity and we all agreed that it was one of the best experiences we have ever had.
One of the best aspects of the retreat was the setting in the beautiful Argyle countryside. As soon as we arrived, we all felt a long way from all the stresses and strains and business of our everyday lives. We were given a wonderful welcome by the volunteers at Craig Lodge and we were even lucky enough to meet Magnus McFarlane Barrow and his family.
Another pleasant discovery was how well pupils from S2 –S6 mixed and got on with each other. We all had a lot of fun and made great memories – none of us will ever pass each other in a corridor at school! In fact we all got on so well that we were probably still awake and talking long after Mr Bradshaw would have liked!
We were so blessed to be accompanied by Monsignor Monaghan, and Fr Stephen who led us in prayer and celebrated Mass. We had Eucharistic Adoration and were joined by Bishop McGhee for The Sacrament of Reconciliation. The Bishop was very friendly and welcoming and he told me that his family come from the same place in Donegal as mine!
We are all very grateful to Mr Bradshaw for arranging this opportunity for us – it was a really great experience and we were all very sad when it was time to go home.
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Waldorf SlawHiver 2017
Waldorf SlawHiver 2017
BY: Eshun Mott
The flavours of the classic Waldorf salad go for a spin and become a slaw by using celery root instead of celery stalks. Celery root is sold in a range of sizes and often has lots of dirty knobbly bits that need to be trimmed off. If you think you are going to lose a lot to the compost bin make sure you buy slightly more than you need.
½ cup (125 mL) mayonnaise
⅓ cup (80 mL) buttermilk
2 tbsp (30 mL) cider vinegar
2 tbsp (30 mL) lemon juice, divided
1 tbsp (15 mL) sugar
½ tsp (2 mL) prepared horseradish
Salt and pepper to taste
1 crisp red apple, cored and julienned
1¾ lbs (875 g) celery root, trimmed, peeled and coarsely grated, to yield about 6 cups (1.5 L) shredded
2 cups (500 mL) shredded radicchio
1 cup (250 mL) seedless red grapes, quartered
¼ cup (60 mL) chopped toasted pecans
1. Combine mayonnaise, buttermilk, cider vinegar, 1 tbsp (15 mL) lemon juice, sugar and horseradish in a bowl and whisk to combine. Season with salt and pepper.
2. Toss julienned apple with remaining 1 tbsp (15 mL) lemon juice. Reserve.
3. Place celery root in a serving bowl. Pour over dressing and toss well to combine. Add radicchio, apples, grapes and pecans and toss until just combined.
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New Avedon Book: A Few Thoughts
Huff Post has posted my short review of "Something Personal," a new book about the photographer Richard Avedon. First graf: 'In the spring of 1993, I was summoned to meet the photographer Richard Avedon at his studio, a converted carriage house on New York's Upper East Side. Then the cultural editor of The New Yorker, I had been asked by Tina Brown, the editor-in-chief, to help scare up subjects for Avedon, who the previous year had been named the first staff photographer in the magazine's history. The task was slightly absurd, as Avedon, though nearing seventy, still had his antennae very much alert. If his professional enthusiasms were very public, his private ones were often hidden. A little like Calvin Klein and Gianni Versace, two of Avedon's biggest clients in that era, the photographer's intimate life with men was not fully out.'


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Facilitated Spin Models: Recent and New Results
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Facilitated or kinetically constrained spin models (KCSM) are a class of interacting particle systems reversible w.r.t. to a simple product measure. Each dynamical variable (spin) is re-sampled from its equilibrium distribution only if the surrounding configuration fulfills a simple local constraint which does not involve the chosen variable itself. Such simple models are quite popular in the glass community since they display some of the peculiar features of glassy dynamics, in particular they can undergo a dynamical arrest reminiscent of the liquid/glass transition. Due to the fact that the jumps rates of the Markov process can be zero, the whole analysis of the long time behavior becomes quite delicate and, until recently, KCSM have escaped a rigorous analysis with the notable exception of the East model. In these notes we will mainly review several recent mathematical results which, besides being applicable to a wide class of KCSM, have contributed to settle some debated questions arising in numerical simulations made by physicists. We will also provide some interesting new extensions. In particular we will show how to deal with interacting models reversible w.r.t. to a high temperature Gibbs measure and we will provide a detailed analysis of the so called one spin facilitated model on a general connected graph.
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Building a Stronger Bay Area Autism Community
Summer Webinar Series
Accessing Public Benefits, with Steve Dale
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Stephen W. Dale, Esq., LL.M is a dedicated disability rights advocate and principal attorney of the Dale Law Firm, P.C. The firm is dedicated to assisting individuals with disabilities with estate and special needs planning.
This webinar covers the basics of both needs-based programs (Supplemental Security Income, Medi-Cal, Cal Fresh, In Home Support Services) as well as entitlement programs (Supplemental Security Disability Insurance, Child Disability Benefits, Medicare). Steve will also discuss how wage, unearned income, and resources effect medical benefits and continuing entitlement to Social Security benefits and/or eligibility for the SSI program.
Regional Center Services During the Coronavirus Crisis: Recording
Our June 3 webinar featured Nancy Bargmann, Director of DDS and DDS staff to discuss regional center supports during this time.
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SFASA Calls For Statewide Autism Reporting Program
SFASA has written to the California Department of Public Health seeking the initiation of a statewide autism reporting program.
Autism rates in the state continue to skyrocket, yet the state lacks any meaningful way to report on these critical trends to the public or policymakers.
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While it is still unclear how severe an effect the current virus pandemic will have on the global economy, it is already clear that it has brought on additional challenges for everybody in the automotive industry. Luckily, there is a lot you can do now to be ready when the market picks up again. We have worked with our customers to create a new Mapvision Quality Gate ROI and PBP calculator.
An economic downturn exposes the weak spots in supply chains and the inefficiencies in production. When times get tough, it is time to start looking for places where you can improve your business. Now that we all must save money and review our investment plans, it is more important than ever to calculate carefully which investments give you the best return and the fastest payback period.
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Even without any really expensive incidents, such as line shutdowns (not to mention recall campaigns), the payback period of the Mapvision systems are often just a year, for an average 5 years ROI of 500%. In case you can avoid a line shutdown because of the quality data from the Mapvision installation (and this has already happened with some of our customers), it is possible that you would recover the investment cost in only weeks.
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It's been an age since I did a baking post and I've really missed it. Over Christmas I had the luxury of time and the benefit of a spacious kitchen which meant an increase in festive sweets and treats.
But since returning to London and the general madness that the new year has brought, I've reluctantly hung up my apron and am ashamed to say that until this weekend hadn't even tried out my new cakepop machine which was the toast of Christmas.
So with Valentines around the corner I thought I'd finally get my apron out of hiding and get back in the kitchen. (I'm not normally one for celebrating Valentines but any c'mon any excuse for cake!)
I'm calling them Valentines Cakepops (original I know) but if you really want to squeeze it out of me they are simply a red velvet cake mixture which I've decorated with white and red icing and topped off with chocolate hearts!
Here's how it's done… (I have obviously used my Cakepop machine but you can use the same recipe for cupcakes)
1/4 Cup Butter
3/4 Cup Sugar
1 egg
1/2 buttermilk
1 tbsp red food colouring
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
3/4 tsp baking powder
1 1/2 tsp white vinegar
1 cup plain flour
2 1/2 tbsp cocoa powder
1/2 tsp salt
1. Beat the butter and sugar together until light and fluffy
2. Mix in the egg, buttermilk, red food colouring and vanilla
3. stir in baking soda and vinegar
4. combine the flour, cocoa powder and salt. Stir into the batter until blended
5. Pour into cakepop pastry wells (or spoon into a normal cake tin)
6. Close and cook for 3-7 mins (or 10-15 mins at 200C in the oven)
7. Remove and leave to cool
8. Once cool skewer the cake pops onto bamboo sticks and make a simple white icing. Spread icing all over the cakepop (I also added a red swirl using a icing pen) and leave to set. (the icing does run down the stick but you can tidy this up afterwards)
9. Melt chocolate and using a cookie cutter pour melted chocolate onto a piece of greaseproof paper several times and leave in the fridge to set
10. Once set place the chocolate hearts on top of the cakepop.
I'm yet to try them but GB seems happy, and overall they were a fairly easy Valentines gift!


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Emerson College will have a new permanent dining hall and student social space by fall 2017, President M. Lee Pelton announced in a campus-wide email on Thursday. It's scheduled to open simultaneously with the new 2 Boylston Pl. residence hall.
Ishmael Carlos Rosas, a 20-year-old sophomore visual and media arts student, passed away on Feb. 29.
Emerson will update its website on Sunday in preparation for an anticipated overhaul in fall 2017, according to a school-wide email from Andrew Tiedemann, vice president for communications and marketing.
After former head coach Dave Hanley stepped down in early May, the baseball team found his replacement just a month later in June when the athletic department hired former independent league player Jerod Edmondson.
Former independent league player Jerod Edmondson will take over as Emerson baseball's head coach, according to a post on the team's Facebook page, announced in late June.
Over 900 students from the class of 2015 graduated from Emerson College on May 18 at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center.
Emerson athletics released its first logo, three teams made the playoffs, and the department introduced its new director, Patricia Nicol.
In fall 2013, the athletic department said it wanted to have every coach be full-time just two years later. But with that deadline quickly approaching, it doesn't appear that the department will make its goal—of the 14 varsity sports, only eight have full-time coaches.
The college's new, permanent athletic facilities may be more convenient, but they're not perfect, as they've presented a slew of new problems for athletes and coaches alike.
For the second straight year, no spring sports will qualify for the NEWMAC playoffs.
The softball team earned its first conference victories in April 11's sweep of Smith.
Emerson's men's volleyball team had four players recognized by the Great Northeast Athletic Conference's end-of-season awards.
The men's volleyball team went 13-13 this season, the first time the program posted a not-losing record in its six-year history. Despite being eliminated from the first round of the Great Northeast Athletic Conference playoffs on April 7, the team ranked among the best in the country in several statistical categories.
With three conference games left on the schedule, the women's lacrosse team has already matched its conference win total from last season. The Lions are currently 6-4 overall, with a 2-3 record in the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference—good for the fifth spot in the rankings—but still have their toughest opponents to come.
The Lions will face third-seeded Wentworth Institute of Technology on April 7 in the first round of GNAC playoffs.
Meredith Weber is the leading scorer for the Lions, with 27 goals so far this season. She's coming off a freshman campaign where she started all 15 matches and scored a team-high 48 goals.
In volleyball, players tend to specialize in offense or defense. Freshman Nick Rusk, however, is a bit of an oddity: He's second on the team in both kills and digs, which he credits to his beach volleyball experience.
They wear the same purple and gold uniforms, tap their IDs in the lobby of Piano Row, and may even know more about the Lions than the average student, but several of the department's student-athletes aren't actually enrolled at Emerson College.
Though Emerson's women's lacrosse team failed to qualify for the postseason last year, players are attacking this season with the confidence of making the playoffs, according to head coach Kathryn Egizi.
Kathryn Egizi, Emerson's new women's lacrosse coach, will see some familiar faces on April 15—her former team, the Wellesley College Blue. Up until last June, Egizi was one of their assistant coaches.
The Emerson women's basketball team has the most players recognized by the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference for academic success, the conference announced on Feb. 23.
About 40 fans showed their Lion pride at the men's basketball team's quarterfinal loss to conference rival Massachusetts Institute of Technology on Feb. 25.
After an ACL injury on Jan. 5 during basketball practice, Macy Day's senior basketball and lacrosse seasons prematurely ended.
After posting a 3-3 conference record through Jan. 24, the men's basketball team lost four consecutive games to New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference opponents, putting their postseason hopes in jeopardy. But on Feb. 11, it snapped its losing streak with a 68-55 win over the Coast Guard Academy.
Boston's recent snowstorms have canceled one men's volleyball game and several practices, but according to head coach Ben Read, the team is using this time off to their advantage by resting up.
Though they are playing different sports, these two athletes are both facing similar challenges as latecomers. But their teammates and coaches say they are adjusting well.
Emerson's athletic department officially unveiled its new logo on the floor of the Bobbi Brown and Steven Plofker Gym in a ceremony on Saturday, Jan. 24.
With the end of basketball season just around the corner, find out what the playoffs look like right now for the Emerson Lions.
The Lions are 4-4 in New England Women and Men's Athletic Conference play, and 9-7 overall. Their four conference wins already match their total NEWMAC wins from last year.
While most students were still on winter break, the Emerson men's basketball team was already hitting the court.
At this time last year, the men's basketball team was 5-3 and preparing for Division III powerhouse Amherst College, an eventual upset win for the Lions. A year later, Emerson is 3-4 and underperforming with a more complete roster.
The Emerson's men's soccer team received the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference Sportsmanship Award for the second year in a row on Wednesday.
A final look at the fall sports' seasons.
Emerson had 25 athletes named to the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference Academic All-Conference teams for fall sports, the department announced on its website Monday.
With fall sports winding down, find out where the Lions are in the playoff hunt.
Members of the women's soccer team set a goal for themselves: each player needed to raise at least $100, or $2,400 collectively, for an annual cancer awareness walk.
Find out where the fall Emerson sports teams stand in the NEWMAC playoff race.
Emerson College said it won't be affected by the new NCAA concussion ordinance because it already had such protocols in place.
In just one year, sophomore middle hitter Julianna Augustine saw her role shift from a freshman rookie to a mentor to her younger teammates on the volleyball team.
Despite narrowly losing most games last season, the Emerson women's soccer team is looking forward to its next season in its new, tougher conference.


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Tuesday 18 June 2019
The Spice Girls caused confusion among Australian fans when they announced on stage at Wembley overnight that they were set to tour Australia, only to reneg on the offer before the night was out. But who needs Ginger, Baby, Scary, Sporty or Posh when we have Anna Calvi in town this week. Walt Whitman famously once wrote 'I am large, I contain multitudes' and the same might be said of Anna Calvi who possesses Ginger's feistiness, Baby's free-spiritedness, Scary's ferocity, Sporty's fitness and Posh's aloofness and red lipstick all in one, and without the annoying Jenny Craig ads. Plus she shreds like a demon.
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Farming of Marine Fish in Zanzibar has made a major leap forward following a successful establishment of a state of the art semi-commercial, multi-species marine hatchery financed by the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) through technical support by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
Farming of Marine Fish in Zanzibar has made a major leap forward following a successful establishment of a state of the art semi-commercial, multi-species marine hatchery financed by the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) through technical support by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
The Korea-Zanzibar Friendship Hatchery Centre was recently handed over to the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar to boost the growing demand for marine fish species on the isles and beyond.
The 'Development of Mariculture Sector in Zanzibar' project involved capacity building in aquaculture, construction and operation support of a semi-commercial hatchery, linkages to model grow-out farm support, aquaculture value-chain development, and a public-private partnership component.
- The construction of a state of the art semi-commercial multi-species marin hatchery has been completed and its operations have begun
Initially, it focused on three marine species i.e. sea cucumber, milkfish and mud crab. However, recently another marine specie i.e. tilapia was introduced and its reproduction will start this year following positive results from first trials.
Sea Cucumber
A total of twelve (12) Sea Cucumber reproductions were made. They produced a total of sixteen million, three hundred and forty thousand (16,340,000) larvae and subsequent thirty six thousand and three hundred (36,300) juveniles that were distributed to farmers in both Unguja and Pemba.
As the hatchery awaits to get milkfish broodstock ready to produce eggs, the project captured 81 juvenile-adult size broodstock from aquaculture ponds in Zanzibar and are now raised at the hatchery to be used as breeders.
To cover the gap in the current demand, the hatchery imported 20,000 milkfish fries, which raised into fingerings and distributed to pilot farms and fish farmers in both Unguja and Pemba.
Mud Crab
Several crab hatching and larvae rearing experiments were conducted between December 2017 and September 2019. These trials were performed to set up procedures for broodstock handling, spawning monitoring, larvae collection and selection and to perform larvae production through the different metamorphosis stages.
A total production of over eleven million larvae have been made during these production trials successfully reaching stage five (5) of reproduction.
Live Feed Production
The hatchery is carrying out live feed production including algae production of seven (7) different strains), among others. It has a total algae production capacity (without outdoor tanks) of eight thousand and two hundred (8,200) litres of fresh algae which is an equivalent of daily production of above one thousand, eight hundred (1,800) litres. This capacity can be increased.
The project outputs aimed to support the development of an aquaculture sector that provides positive environmental, socio-economic and food security outcomes and recognizes the importance of a market driven enterprise associated research. It registered outstanding outcomes, including:
2. The project strengthened capacities of farmers, government officials, university students and hatchery staff
These were empowered on good aquaculture practices and business orientation, as well as through the running of pilot/demonstration farms across Pemba and Unguja.
Hatchery Personnel
The project has built capacity of twelve (12) hatchery technicians including some from the Ministry of Agriculture, Natural Resources, Livestock and Fisheries (Zanzibar) on culturing of different marine species including live feed, mud-crab, sea-cucumber, tilapia and cockles. This is a continuous process that is facilitated through trainings by local and international experts.
The project also facilitated international learning exchanges and trainings for the hatchery technicians inside and outside the country.
Farmers and Government Officers
More than 300 farmers, fishermen and Government officials in both Unguja and Pemba were trained on commercial marine species farming and various aspects of aquaculture. The trainings also included practical field sessions on pilot farms and introduction of new techniques including combination of marine species growing and seaweed farming.
Students and University Personnel
The project has built strong links with universities including the State University of Zanzibar (Suza), the Institute of Marine Sciences (IMS) of the University of Dar es Salaam and the University of Dodoma whereby it provided learning and research opportunities to students and personnel.
By December 2019, over 40 students of various levels including PhD, Masters and Undergraduate degrees conducted their researches and field attachments at the hatchery. Several other university personnel have also visited the hatchery for learning and research.
Commercially viable aquafarms are established and are operational
In line with its goal of developing commercially viable aquafarms across Unguja and Pemba, the project supported the development and improvement of seven (7) model/pilot farms in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture, Natural Recourses, Livestock and Fisheries (Zanzibar).
Several studies were conducted and their findings gave the opportunity to center the training contents and adapt the design of the pilot farms accordingly to aquaculture improvement technics.
To ensure sustainability of the project's results, FAO, KOICA and the Government of Zanzibar in collaboration with other stakeholders developed a comprehensive exit strategy. A feasibility study on how to attract private sector into hatchery investment was conducted and the Public-Private Partnership structure was prepared. A number of privates companies from Tanzania Mainland, Kenya and Mozambique have expressed interest in the hatchery activities with some already making formal orders for quality seeds.
Beneficiaries' testimonies
Sea cucumber farming improves fishermen, seaweed farmers' incomes and livelihood diversification in Pemba
Fishermen and seaweed farmers at Kukuu village in Central region of Pemba North, Zanzibar are all smiles following a successful implementation of a project by the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar through the technical support of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
Funded by the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), the 'Development of Mariculture Sector in Zanzibar' also dubbed 'Korea-Zanzibar Friendship Hatchery Centre' project aimed to develop the mariculture sector beyond solely depending on seaweed farming practised in the island and support the farmers and fishermen with additional income generating activities to improve their livelihoods.
It enabled farmers and fishermen to produce a variety of marine species including sea cucumber, milkfish and mud crab as part of efforts to improve their incomes, food security and nutrition.
"We were depending on two activities – fishing and seaweed farming," says Salum Mohamed Juma, one of the Kukuu villagers who is also the chairperson of a local group dealing with farming sea cucumber growing and seaweed farming.
According to him, fishing was had become unpredictable due to dwindling of fish stocks in the sea as time went by.
"We're happy since we no longer depend on fishing and seaweed farming alone. We look forward into prosperity of our village in a short time from now. So far the sea cucumber we're growing are doing well," Juma concludes.
On her side, another villager Tabia Mohamed Omar says that the training they got for improving seaweed farming and how to mix it integrated with sea cucumber growing is a great milestone in improving their livelihoods.
"This is good news to us women. We feed our families, we pay school fees and medical expenses through seaweed farming," she says.
Ali Rashid Hamad is a Planning and Administrative Officer in the Marine Development Department of the Ministry of Agriculture, Natural Resources, Livestock and Fisheries (MANRLF), Pemba Office. He is one of the experts that are working with FAO in conducting the trainings in collaboration with farmers in the development and running of pilot farms.
"As part of the project and roll-out to some farmers, we started carrying out the trainings for farmers that were followed by the establishment of the pilot farms for educating other farmers., and here in Pemba Kukuu village was lucky to be part of this project. For starting, they opted for sea cucumber farming. This area has all the prerequisites for their farming," he says.
Hamad concludes by calling upon other partners including private sector to come and invest there in the Island to boost sea cucumber growing farming and the provision by providing the farmers with of incentives and necessary equipment necessary for large-scale production in order to meet the high market demand.
Building local capacities by improving professional knowledge and skills among youths
Yusuph Salum Yusuph is a student who is in his final stages of completing his Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) at the Zanzibar based Institute of Marine Sciences (IMS) of the University of Dar es Salaam. At the moment, he works with the University of Dodoma in Tanzania Mainland.
He has specialized in sea cucumber production and how to raise them to reach acceptable size and weight ready for distributing to farmers for growing.
Yusuph says he started his studies early 2016 before the 'Development of Mariculture Sector in Zanzibar' (Korea-Zanzibar Friendship Hatchery Centre) project had started. "Towards the end of 2016 is when the project started. That is when I began working with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations – FAO at a small hatchery that was set up at the Zanzibar State University - SUZA," he explains.
At the moment Yusuph is doing final touches on his studies preparing to present his findings and defend his thesis.
"Frankly speaking the construction of the hatchery through this project here in Zanzibar has helped me a great deal and enabled me to complete my studies," he recalls.
He is of the opinion that the Government should ensure that the major investment by the project becomes sustainable to enable farmers and fishermen to continue to benefit.
For those who got opportunities to get trainings or conduct researches at the centre, Yusuph has a message for them. He advises them to use the knowledge they got to support the efforts by the Government in running the project so that the benefits can be vivid.
"Let it not be that once the donor funding ends, then the whole project collapses. Once we manage to carry on with what has already been established here, this project will solve many challenges related to shortage of marine resources," he advises.
On his side, Omar Haji Omar studying a Master's Degree at Bremen University, Germany majoring in Master of Science in International Studies in Aquatic Tropical Ecology (ISATEC) says that the project has been a great support to him.
"The marine hatchery helps me a lot in my studies. I am now doing my research on live feed and their production and the data I collect will be used in preparing my thesis," he says.
Omar obtained his first degree at the University of Dar es Salaam in 2014 where he studied Bachelor of Science in Aquatic Environmental Sciences and Conservation.
He says he has benefitted a lot from the hatchery because of its state-of-the-art facilities that were useful for his research. "If this centre never existed I would have done my research elsewhere but the costs would have been very high. Also here in Zanzibar we don't have another place with such modern infrastructure," he says.
Said Juma Shaban is one of the local staff working at the hatchery. He is an expert in production of marine species including milkfish, mud crab and sea cucumber. He has been working here since June 2017. Before coming here, he was working in a hatchery at SUZA.
"Through this centre, I have learnt a lot of things that I did not know before. I now know how to do commercial fishing, establishment of marine species farms and cages for rearing crablets," he says.
Said also discloses that through the project he got opportunities for training abroad including those which were conducted in the Philippines in 2019.
He says his dream is to study the sector even further so that he may be recognized at the international level one day.
Seed production is essential to develop sustainable aquaculture and ecosystems
"We started growing milkfish in 1998. But for all these years we were raising them in a traditional way," so says Inspector Badru Ali Makungu, Acting Commander of the Zanzibar Prisons Department in Bumbwini, North Unguja.
He says they did not have reliable places for sourcing out fingerlings and that even the ponds they were using were not well done.
"This project has improved the way we keep our fish. We now do it in a modern way. We have a reliable source for souring fingerings and we have also improved our ponds. It was very difficult to get fingerlings. This project has been our savior. The skills we got through the trainings have not only benefitted us but even the people from neighboring villages," he says.
The 'Development of Mariculture Sector in Zanzibar' (Korea-Zanzibar Friendship Hatchery Centre) provided them with four thousand and five hundred (4,500) juveniles that are being raised in two large ponds.
"Our market is there and it is very reliable. We feed the inmates and the Government pays," he says.
His explanation echoes that one given by Mohammed Khamis Ali from Uzi Island, in Southeastern Unguja. For him, besides being one of the sea cucumber farmers, he is also an officer with the marine resources department for the Central District, Zanzibar.
"Previously, we used to collect sea cucumber from the open sea. This was not sustainable and time came when the species became so scant and in some others areas it became completely extinct. This resulted into price hikes due to shortage," he explains.
For Mtumwa Hamis Haji of Rabi Tuokoe farmers' group at Mafufuni village in Bumbwini, northern Unguja, the project has created for them opportunities for increasing their production in order to meet market demand especially for milkfish whose market seems promising. "We started at a small scale and we discovered that it was small. We then decided to sell all the fish from it and expanded it. We have already got fingerings. Milkfish have a big market. We too eat them. They're very delicious and they do well in the market," she says.
On his side, Mahadhi Jumbe Haji of Mungu Tupe Baraka farmers' group also from Mafufuni village, says that they started the production of milkfish in 2018. "After the training we became interested. We started on our own," he says. The project has provided them with 500 fingerlings based on the size of their pond. According to him, a few died due to changes of conditions from the hatchery to the pond but they have added some more from the open sea.
"We want to make this sustainable. We have learnt about modern fish farming. We now know at what age and size they are ready for the market. Milkfish grow very fast," he joyously says.


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In 2000 the book Pay It Forward, written by Catherince Ryan Hyde, was published. It was then followed by a movie of the same name. The concept was so powerful, that a foundation was established, the Pay It Forward Foundation, as a way to encourage the use of the concept in everyday life. Here was a structured plan for regularly sharing random and planned acts of kindness with others.
I would like to propose my own, unique version of Paying It Forward. As you continue to read on this website, tea is proving to be the healthiest beverage on the planet in numerous ways. Not only as a result of the almost weekly scientific studies validating this, but also from the peace and harmony that the practice of tea and tea culture can bring into one's life. As such, sharing the health, beauty and joy of tea with someone is a gift. I propose to all of you tea lovers out there that you introduce 3 new people to the pleasures of tea culture; from wonderful exceptional teas to unique teaware. Each time you share this gift with another person, explain to them how they can express their appreciation by sharing their new found enjoyment of tea with 3 new people of their own choosing. In this way, we will be serving our fellow humans by encouraging more and more people to engage in healthier practices that can reduce the burdens on our healthcare systems as well as promoting peace and harmony in the world. We invite you to visit our new store and suggest that you steer your Pay it Forward recipients there as well to find unusual tea and teaware to delight the senses. Here's a letter to download to help make turning someone on to tea fun and easy. Just fill in their name and send it along. One down, two to go!


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Origin of poof1
Words nearby poof
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Example sentences from the Web for poof
You believe that your body can make everything good; just one glimpse of your sculpted, toned beauty and—poof!Justin Bieber's Abs Cannot Save Him|Tim Teeman|September 10, 2014|DAILY BEAST
The magic of landing my first role on Broadway went "poof" in a matter of a few weeks.Uzo Aduba: My Road to 'Orange Is the New Black'|Uzoamaka Aduba|August 4, 2014|DAILY BEAST
Someone wins an election and, poof, they are a candidate for vice president.Scott Walker May Be the GOP's New Darling, but There's No Way He'll Be on Romney's Ticket|Mark McKinnon|June 7, 2012|DAILY BEAST
And poof, the horrifying details of violent forced sex disappear.A Bleak Day for Rape Victims|Cheryl Thomas|August 23, 2011|DAILY BEAST
Exogenously higher income"—that is, wealth that comes, poof, out of the blue—"produces unhealthy living.Lotto Death Curse|Anneli Rufus|February 19, 2010|DAILY BEAST
Thinking of fresh yams and fruit, I pulled off the leaves, and there—poof!Tropic Days|E. J. Banfield
Poof—crack—bang, went off another explosion; and up bounced Old Hellyer, as if a catapult had been applied below his seat.On Board the Esmeralda|John Conroy Hutcheson
He had volunteered this service and accomplish it he must, in face of all obstacles, or poof!The Carpet from Bagdad|Harold MacGrath
Not even when, with poof and a yellow flare, the gas tank of one of the cars exploded.A Feast of Demons|William Morrison
From de moment de stick pegins to p'int, you mustn't speak von vord, for shoost as soon as you do—poof!


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"High power-low loss band pass rectangular waveguide H-plane filters with finite real frequency transmission zeros", Proc. 2004 Int. Workshop on Microwave Filters CNES-ESA, pp. 1-2, Sept., 2004.


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Of course, the huge disadvantage of this type of tracking is that it requires the user of the mobile device to comply with the installation of a small chip into their handset. Of course, because this type of mobile phone tracking involves an entire company and potentially millions of phones and customers, lots of legislature and government involvement goes into it. Of course, one disadvantage of this tracking system is that a SIM card can generally be removed from the phone. Of course, one might argue a skillfully written comment does not need an emoticon to convey an emotion. You may check on his house at night or follow him on one of his happenings for quite some times until you catch him in the company of another girl. As a single individual it may not be easy to have a service simple How to Spy On iPhone. SIM-based cellphone tracking is different from the above two because it uses raw radio measurements from the cellphone itself – How to Spy On iPhone.
A handset based cellphone tracker, on the other hand, requires an installation of certain software into the specific phone itself. The tracking device is essentially a mini tower which can pick up its own signals as well as the signal around it and relay the signal strength and location to a specific home base. In other words, no specific item needs to be placed in the phone in order for network based cell phone tracking to work. A SIM card is unique to every phone in existence and stores a large majority of the cell phone's data. The micro GPS chip is an electronic locator device that receives GPS signals from GPS satellites and transmits positional data to a controlling device – this can be either a PC or cell phone with Internet connectivity. How can you view someones cell phone bill? In short, there are lots of ways an app can access your private information without your permission — even though most of these methods are against Google's policies.
Whereas turning off the pilot light will solely save pennies a day, there are many different great methods to decrease utility prices throughout the cooling season. Standing pilot light with thermocouple. The cause may be a malfunctioning half, corresponding to a free thermocouple. A weak flame – Pilot light flames should burn vivid blue; if yours is yellow, there may be in all probability a leak in your system someplace. This could light the furnace pilot light. Contraction of the mercury ends in sufficient pressure to function an electrical swap that interrupts the circulate of electricity and shuts off the gas valve when the pilot light goes out. Turn the highest of the sprinkler head to pick out a spread between forty and 360 levels then release it. Observe your adjustments and wonderful-tune them if needed, to get your required protection round each sprinkler head. This can save a LOT of time and stress and get you ahead of everyone else trying to reschedule when there is a mechanical or other problem and you find yourself stuck at an airport.
That is all there is to it. Main considerations while Android app development There are many considerations to be kept while Android app development. You are able to use it for a regular phone number also known as a land line, mobile or cell phone as well. Listed here are a number of you might want to strive. Bluetooth Headphones: The headphones are for the user's music listening pleasure. how to spy on text messages without installing software is that not many cellphone services are allowing such mobilespy tracking to take place, due to government laws and regulations. This is the newest and possibly the most effective form of cellphone tracking to date. Essentially it combines the power of handset tracking and service tracking to determine the location of a particular cell phone. Limit choices by worth range, condition, and location of the seller down the left facet of the web page. A strong draft. Every now and again, your pilot mild can go out due to nothing other than a powerful draft around your furnace. The user can now easily see where the target cell phone is at present and other details.


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Are you planning a trip this summer? There is nothing I love more than the combo of traveling and taking pictures. The past two summers I accompanied my husband to Italy on cycling trips with ABCycle. While he cycled I made my way across Abruzzo and Sicily with camera in hand. The year prior I made a trip to Berlin with my good friend photographer Philip Shalam. We wandered the streets day and night making pictures. While it's difficult to explain the sense of joy and wonderment these trips gave to me I want to share some images; and tell you my secrets for making your best images on vacation too.
5 Ways to Make Your Best Vacation Pictures
1. Shoot at the magic hours of sunrise and before sunset. In the summer sunset hours may be anywhere from 6-9 pm so make sure you are ready to go as soon as the sun starts to get low in the sky and the light becomes more golden. While I never made a sunrise on any of my vacations here are some of my favorite sunset hour shots.
2. Change your perspective. Instead of looking straight ahead all the time take a pause. Look up and look down. This gives you the opportunity to make the ordinary EXTRAORDINARY almost every single time. I always am looking for the opportunity to get above my subject or get a view from higher up. Maybe it's because I'm only 5 feet tall. If I can't get higher I look up, which has also yielded some cool results!
View from a rooftop in Abruzzo.
A fun perspective for a group shot.
Looking up on a colorful office building in Berlin.
3. Always include signage. It gives your images a sense of place and helps to narrate your story.
Here we were visiting the small town where my husband's mother was born. We found a sign with her maiden name. So cool.
4. Include animals and locals in your images. Start with animals if your intimidated by approaching people. It gets easier.
Quintessential Rome. Dog drinking from fountain.
At a local Dolceria in Sicily, incredible chocolates and this smile. Had to have both.
This man came up to my husband and started shooting the shit in Italian. That's how Sicilian my guy looks.
4. Look for the action, or make some action! Instead of posed static shots look for your travel companions in action. This makes your images come alive.
Cyclist's in action!
Me making some action on the roadside for the perfect pic!
5. Last but not least- my favorite part of traveling, EATING without cooking or cleaning! Simplicity makes these tell your best story. Clear the background, take the shot from above, or a before and after.
The best coffee. So I focused on it alone. No background just me and my morning love.
This was our morning stop in Berlin, shot from above. Second breakfast or morning snack? Call it what you like, I'm there.
A fun before and after in Rome. I can still taste every bite.
Hope these help you tell your travel story better this summer and happy shooting! Please feel free to comment if you have any questions or send me your best travel photos. I'd love to hear from you.
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Several years ago, I was traveling a ton for my new business, which was a fairly stressful start-up. I was trying to find ways to get the company on solid footing while being out of the office most of the time. I swallowed my feelings. I didn't even realize the level of stress I was under. Sure my blood pressure was high, but I told myself I just ran hot. Then I threw my back out.
For a year, I was waking up 15 degrees bent to the left and it took me until about noon to be able to straighten up. Then someone sent me the book Healing Back Pain: The Mind-Body Connection by Dr. John Sarno.
Sarno argued and proved a linkage between suppressed emotional stress and anger and its impact on lower back pain. Once the realization of this link sinks in, the pain disappears. I haven't had back pain since the weekend I read the book and that was four years ago. If you have back trouble, I recommend this book.


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Confession time, guys. I didn't like Doctor Strange. I skip it on every MCU rewatch. I mean, there were the one-note villains who just fell flat (Just try to name Mads Mikkelsen's character off the top of your head). The underdeveloped love interest. The whitewashing controversy surrounding the Ancient One. All of that before we even get to the fact that Strange's origin is basically Iron Man's but with sorcery. The only times the magician gets close to being intriguing is when the film actually focuses on the magic. It's pretty cool seeing how trippy the astral plane is, seeing space bend in the mirror dimension. Truth be told, I think that the Stephen Strange of the comics works best when his book just focuses on the magic as well and leans into the weirdness of it all…
Written by Tini Howard & Pornsak Pichetshote
Illustrated by Andy MacDonald & Lalit Kumar Sharma
Lettered by VC's Cory Petit
Colored by Tríona Farrell & José Villarrubia
The Sanctum Sanctorum holds all of the bizarre and dark relics that Doctor Strange has accumulated on his journey as the Sorcerer Supreme. But when one of those relics awakens and begins wreaking havoc in the halls, will Doctor Strange be able to wrangle back control…or will his Sanctum be transformed into his own personal hell? Find out in this epic Annual from Tini Howard (THANOS), Pornsak Pitchetshote (INFIDEL), and more!
As it turns out in "Doctor Strange Annual" #1, Halloween is especially weird for the doctor. I don't know if this has been established in the character's comics before but it certainly makes perfect sense. Of course, spirits are especially restless on this night and of course the Sanctum Sanctorum would be especially haunted. It starts with a stampede of ghost horses and then there are ghost nuns and…voodoo pumpkins? It's absolute mayhem, one thing back to back, steadily escalating in unpredictable ways. On the first read, it was a lot to follow and I found myself a little confused here or there. At the same time though, I was more engaged with the Sorcerer Supreme than usual. It's interesting to see Doctor Strange when he's 'on call', so to speak. The breakfast of pumpkin pancakes the next morning feels well earned, like he just completed a long shift at the hospital.
The biggest strength of "Doctor Strange Annual" #1 is all the different characters. Stephen's name might be in the title but this book is definitely a team effort. Even the back-up story allows for a different character to have the spotlight. In 'Treat' by Pornsak Pichetshote and Lalit Kumar Sharma, a demon attempts to steal a weapon that could kill the Sorcerer Supreme but runs afoul of none other than Wong, Strange's longtime butler. Wong dispatches the demon with great ease and reveals that the weapon was actually a decoy. In fact, he is the weapon that will destroy Stephen should the need ever arise. It's an interesting idea, one that adds depth to the character and that writers will hopefully revisit in the future.
In the main story, an entire team of magic-users helps Stephen protect the Sanctum Sanctorum. We have Strange's sidekick Zelma on standby as well as Agatha Harkness, who I'm pretty sure is a ghost at this point. There's the Canadian shaman Talisman of Alpha Flight and the Avengers's very own, Wanda Maximoff. Finally, the team is rounded out by my personal favorite, once Sorcerer Supreme and now Houngan Supreme, Doctor Voodoo. It's really cool to see these heavyweights of the magical community join forces to combat threats no other hero could.
Writer Tini Howard does a good job of capturing all of their personalities. For example, Agatha might not be warm and friendly with the others but she does show that side when dealing with children. Stephen's dialed it down since his surgeon days but is still just a bit of a jerk. Once or twice, the magic-users top speaking in long, flowing sentences and curse in frustration at the pandemonium around them. It's a small joke but I cracked up each time.
I knew that this was going to be a fun team-up when the coven each gave their own intro. It's probably my favorite moment in the comic because it is perfectly executed, both in script and art. On the story side, it establishes the team's common purpose but makes it clear that they are all unique. Wanda's got her chaos magic thing going on, Talisman's a shaman while Doctor Voodoo has that voodoo that he do (No more puns, I promise).Continued below
On the art side, each magicians panel has its own background. Jericho gets a wailing spirit and Wanda gets floating blocks, a callback to the effect her powers had back in "House of M". It reminded me of the morphing sequences in each season of Power Rangers. The art is solid in the backup as well. There's the monsters with mouths for eyes, the monkey-demon that splits a man's face open and climbs out like a snake shedding its skin. Sharma is going for horror in their work and congratulations, I am definitely horrified. This book offers terror and fun so…all in all, a pretty good Halloween.
Final Verdict: 7.0 – "Darkness falls across the land, the midnight hour is close at hand, Creatures crawl in search of blood, To terrorize y'all's neighborhood…"


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West Suffolk MP Matt Hancock announces bid to become Prime Minister
West Suffolk MP Matt Hancock has announced he is standing in the Conservative Party leadership race to become the next Prime Minister.
In a tweet, the Health Secretary said: "I am standing to be Prime Minister.
"We need a leader for the future, not just for now.
"I will deliver Brexit - and then let's move forward to the bright future we must build for Britain."
He is the fifth Tory to enter the race after Theresa May confirmed yesterday that she will quit as party leader on June 7.
A new leader is expected to be chosen by the end of July.
The other candidates who have confirmed they will stand are Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, International Development Secretary Rory Stewart, Former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and Former Work and Pensions Secretary Esther McVey.
Mr Hancock told the BBC that delivering Brexit was 'mission critical' and the new Prime Minister must be more 'brutally honest' about the 'trade-offs' needed to get a deal through Parliament.
The Daily Telegraph reports that he told he hosted a private drinks party which was attended by donors, supporters and dozens of MPs earlier this week.
It is reported he said: "We need to be confident about the future of our country. I'm proud of our past and I'm excited about our future. And when the time comes, I am ready. I am ready to lead this great party."
- Read more: 'It was when rather than if, but the numbers do not change' - MPs pay tribute to Theresa May as she resigns as Prime Minister
- Read more: Why West Suffolk MP Matt Hancock could be the one to watch in the race to become Prime Minister


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