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While still working on Lost, Grace and Ian Somerhalder adopted a feral cat named Roo which they found "literally dying" in the jungle on the set. She said that the cat is now her "travel buddy."[32] In February 2017, Grace became engaged to Brent Bushnell, the CEO of an entertainment company.[33][34] They were married on May 28, 2017.[35] The couple's first child, a son, was born in 2020.[36]




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Research for this report was conducted between September 2016 and May 2017. Human Rights Watch conducted 104 interviews with public health experts, government officials, doctors, pharmacists, activists, and residents living near open dumps in Lebanon.


Lebanon is the highest per capita host of refugees in the world, according to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), with an estimated 1.5 million Syrian refugees in a country of approximately 4.5 million citizens.[64] Since 2011, the Syrian refugee presence has added strain to an already struggling waste management infrastructure. A 2014 study found that Syrian refugees were generating waste equivalent to 15 percent of the waste that Lebanon produced prior to the refugee crisis, and that while about half of the waste was managed by the existing infrastructure, the other half was being open dumped, and in some cases burned, with potentially serious health consequences for those living nearby.[65] According to the 2017 Lebanon Crisis Response Plan, prepared by the Lebanese government and UN, there has been a 40 percent increase in municipal spending on waste management since the beginning of the war in Syria in 2011.[66] According to UNHCR, international humanitarian organizations, donor countries, and UN bodies have invested in projects to improve waste management in Lebanon, including more than US2.8 million in 2016 alone.[67] According to a European Union (EU) official, the EU has allocated EUR77 million (US$89 million) to solid waste management in Lebanon between 2004 and 2019.[68]


Cynthia, who lives in Fanar, said that open burning of waste started at the beginning of the 2015 crisis. She said residents tried to meet with the municipality to put an end to the burning, which was still taking place when Human Rights Watch visited the site in February 2017.


According to Ministry of Environment officials, one municipality, Dhour el Shweir, imported a small incinerator that has been met with opposition from local residents concerned about potential health effects.[202] According to the Ministry, the incinerator did not come equipped with a filter and has not passed an environmental impact assessment.[203] Local media reported that in January 2016, the former minister of environment Mohammad Machnouk ordered the closure of the incinerator, which he said was operating without an environmental impact assessment.[204] According to a Ministry of Environment official, as of August 2017, the incinerator still had not passed an environmental impact assessment.[205]


Adriane Lentz-Smith, Historian: As Wilson watches the events of World War I as he becomes increasingly concerned about what this means for the world, he really comes to believe that America has to do more than watch and be better, that the U.S. has to go in and show other countries and other people what one does to become better.


Andrew Carroll, Writer: In August of 1915, his little girls and beautiful wife all perished in a house fire. To have your whole family wiped out in one fire is just so heartbreaking and horrific. In the consequence of such a breathtaking loss, I think he almost found solace in focusing on this extraordinary mission to win the war.


Narrator: Rickenbacker dove to warn the others. He and the Flying Circus arrived at the same time, and the sky became a swirling mass of airplanes, with tracer bullets streaking in all directions. Rickenbacker quickly set one of the Fokkers on fire, and watched as the pilot bailed out. Moments later, one of his own comrades went down in flames. For him, there was no escape.


This speed sensor is unique in that it can record offline (sans-watch), making it perfect for a commuter bike quietly recording your rides. But it's also a standard ANT+/BLE sensor that pairs to your device. It's become my go-to speed sensor.


This wifi-connected scale will track your weight and related metrics both on the scale display and in Garmin Connect (plus 3rd party apps like Training Peaks). It'll also then sync your weight to your watch/bike computer, to ensure accurate calorie data.


The HRM-PRO Plus is Garmin's top-end chest strap. It transmits dual ANT+/Bluetooth Smart, but also transmits Running Dynamics & Running Pace/Distance metrics, stores HR data during a swim, and can be used without a watch for other sports. Also, it can transmit XC Skiing Dynamics as well.


I picked up the Fenix 5x, primarily due to this detailed review (thanks!). I tested it out last night and was very pleased EXCEPT for the optical HR. I was doing hill sprints (830) and I live at 7,300 ft and the HR was waaay low (130bpm). I adjusted the watch to make sure I was below the wrist bone, tightened it, removed & put on other wrist, etc. But the HR was always low.


I also had my first workout with the new device today, a 44 interval session on a treadmill. The heart rate was way off in the intervals. During the first two intervals it was off by 20-25 beats, and in the last two it was off with 10-15 beats. I tried to change the position of the watch during the workout, but the result was just as bad. During the resting periods it took the watch about 20-30 seconds before syncing with my HR again. I know intervals are tricky for OHR, but at some point during 4 minutes of hard intensity, it should be able to get it right!


>>In any event, I suspect that either the 5 or the 5S will become my daily watch going forward (I tend to like smaller watches over the larger 5X). The Fenix 5 has quick responsiveness, accuracy, and is easy to use. Simple as that.


Yes, I have connection issues Fenix 5 with Stage powermeter. And connection Garmin Edge 510 to Stage no problem. When I put Fenix 5 on frame of bike very near the pedals, than ok, if I put on the wrist and make distance between pedals and watches bigger, then connection failed. So I can use F5 on home , close to turbotrainers and pedals, because want estimate my VO max by Fenix 5, but after it will be not possible in the spring , when will start outdoor season. So it is all very sad, because I did`t find this issue before buying F5.


I also created a custom activity called Class for a bodypump style class. I was able to get the watch to turn off GPS, and to only display the data I care about (calories, time, HR). But in both instances when I stop the activity it still gives me a distance displayed. Is there any way to cut that out?


So they say but then why are they providing Facebook with my phone and watch IP even though I have set Garmin Connect to private? Also, privacy policy references service not for use by those under 16 so if the personal data is 100% locked down, why the disclaimer for children? Unless you opt out, Garmin most certainly shares your data and I believe even when opting out they still share (like my phone and watch IP address).


dear rainmakerthanks to your review I bought the fenix 5s. i used to have a tom tom . dont get me wrong it did his job but now i can cleary see why this watch costs more. im super happy with it.and besides the white color is beautiful


Simple answer to this most likely. How do I get to the music control widget while using the watch for a run? When I try to scroll up and down I just get the different run screens. Thanks in advance anyone!


I had the display freeze and become unresponsive during a fartlek session while running a beta firmware once several months ago and I thought I was going to lose data. It turned out to be entirely a display freeze and after about 5 minutes the watch recovered and I had data and a GPS track for the entire run that looked sensible.


My initial watch used to be perfectly fine, but some weeks ago the Barometric altimeter started to go crazy showing constant changes in altitude. I got a replacement unit. It had worked properly for 4 days and then the same problem occured: the altimeter is all over the place on my peplacement device. Its going up and down from +20000m to -20000 within several hours.


Since I have a lot oc custimization (activity-profiles and Data-field setups): Is there a possibility to transfer all the settings (i.e. activity-settings) on a new watch? Where is that settings file located?


Living in Baltimore MD, the temperature outside is 55 degrees and the humidity is normal today. Even though most heated buildings are dry, the Fenix 5 pressure sensor should be able to withstand typical static discharge, but that is not the case with the 3 I have had. The first one was the least glitchy, this one is the most. Comparing serial #s, the first one was manufactured in April 2017, these in November 2017. They are over 90000 units apart in serial numbers, so I know that there has not been a change in hardware or manufacturing process with respect to the barometer.


I bought mine in December so I have a lot of time to see if Garmin figures this out. I love the watch otherwise (if I was not injured I would be out running, but since I cannot run I am doing stairs every day). 041b061a72


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