When's the best time to hit the beach? September and October of course, when the tourist crowds have all gone back to work and school. Mallorca in the off-season is heaven; it's a secluded paradise and you'll have the beaches all to yourself.
As the largest Balearic Island, it certainly attracts many in the summer months to its family beach resorts. Once back-to-school time hits though, the island empties out, making it the ideal place to catch some late-summer sun at discount prices. While you could stick to the main beaches, there are so many quiet coves and mountain passes to discover.
Mallorca is ideal in the fall if you're looking for an active holiday. July and August are too hot to do much more than swim and sip cold drinks under a beach umbrella. October and onwards however, are perfect for morning swims at the beach and afternoon hikes up to the Serra de Tramuntana, a mountain range on the western side of island.
While the beach may be too cold by Spanish standards, there's no stopping anyone interested in a chilly dip! Mallorca is gorgeous in winter, especially January and February when the island's four million almond trees bloom. Think Sakura Festival in Japan coming to the Balearics. It's a gorgeous sight to see. Accommodation and flights are cheapest at this time. The sun shines all winter long, making it perfect for trekking, mountain biking and exploring the towns, wineries and olive mills in the countryside. Why not visit a farm and learn to make sobrasada, the famous Mallorcan sausage.
Do yourself a favour and hire a car in Mallorca. In the off-season they're even cheaper than usual and are essential if you want to get around the island easily and explore the more rural parts. Don't forget any extras like a bike rack if you plan to rent bicycles during your trip and take to the mountains with them.
Don't forget to brush up on your sand castle building skills before you go!
Imgs: jaumemeneses, franz59, blanes_jm / Flickr cc.
I agree with you Katie. At the moment its fantastic being on the island, beaches are nice & quiet and the nights are also getting a bit cooler, making it more pleasant to sleep.
Or the vineyards as you mention, such as Macia Batle… They make some very good award winning wines.


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Lagos raises N25bn bond to address climate change
Benjamin Omoike
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu
The Lagos State Government on Tuesday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), with FMDQ and Financial Sector Deepening Africa (FSDafrica), as implementing partners, to raise N125 billion for the Lagos Green Bond Market Development Programme.
Commissioner for Finance, Rabiu Olowo, noted that the N125 billion green bond would address issues of climate change and environmental challenges.
According to him, Lagos has over 20 years experience in raising bonds.
The state raised N100 billion bond in 2020, being the highest raised at that time.
Chief Executive of FMDQ, Bola Onadele-Koko, said the firm is proud to partner the state towards addressing climate and environmental challenges through the bond. He noted that the bond would stimulate economic growth, create jobs and align the Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu's THEMES agenda with achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), as highlighted by the United Nations.
He said: "This will stimulate economic growth, enhance job creation, and align the
State's THEMES agenda towards transitioning Lagos State to a greener and more sustainable economy in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals."
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu lamented that climate change, though affecting everyone, is expected to hit developing countries the hardest, especially low-lying states such as Lagos.
He, however, noted that despite it's devastating effects, "climate change is being increasingly viewed as a gateway to new business opportunities, opening many profitable ways for investors to help protect the planet. One such way is through Green Bonds."
He added: "Lagos State is particularly mindful of the effects of climate change and, as such, has shown and continues to show its commitment to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity by 2030.
"To achieve these lofty goals, however, funding is required – far in excess of what the state can currently generate – and very very urgently. The financial sector will therefore need to play a vital role in accelerating the local market's ability to provide the required support, by expanding to green lending as an alternative source of funding for financing eligible green projects and assets in Lagos State.
"That is what we see here today, and I heartily commend and thank our partners, the Financial Center for Sustainability (FC4S), FMDQ and FSD Africa, funded by the UK Government, who are supporting this development programme.
"This Green Bond Framework Development Program is a crucial first step towards creating a viable financing option for future green and sustainability projects. There is no doubt that Green Bonds can assist in unlocking sustainable investment opportunities in Lagos State, opening the door to advance adoption of innovative new technologies, financing of projects that provide green jobs, and promote economic and climate resiliency.
"With an expected population growth to 40 million inhabitants by the year 2050, the government is saddled with not only delivering on economic growth, but mitigating against adverse effects of climate change and waste generation. These are all opportunities that Green Bonds can be used to address.
"As a government, we are committed through our SDG-aligned development agenda (known as THEMES), to utilise our very limited resources more efficiently, for which circular economy is a promising and viable alternative. Public spending and investments by itself may not be enough to deliver on circular societies, therefore the need to channel more private investments for the transition to a zero waste and circular economy, as well as achieving the SDGs.
"I strongly believe that the green bond programme will open the doors of deep sustainable funds for infrastructure and social development for Lagos, being the biggest player in the sub-national capital market, and therefore open new doors overall for lots of others.
"As a state, we embrace the transparency and commitment that comes with a Green Finance framework. We believe it sends an important signal to investors in the market about who we are – a state that is fiscally responsible, prudent and disciplined. This has indeed been re-affirmed by our ratings upgrade by Fitch Ratings, an Internationally renowned rating agency, from AA+ (nga) to AAA(nga) for 'good standing in terms of its debt sustainability and resilience', which happened just yesterday.
"It is our intention to continue to validate this reality – as well as our commitment to building a Greater, Circular, Climate-resilient and Prosperous Lagos State which is unwavering. This initiative will go a long way towards ensuring it is actualised, and we look forward to continuing to blaze the trail of leadership, financial accountability, innovation and sustainability."
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Published on June 16th 2015.
THE popularity of Fazenda's South American cuisine has led to the original premises at Granary Wharf enjoying a £500,000 upgrade, bring one third more space and 40 new covers.
The original restaurant in the fast-growing dining group has celebrated four successful years. Now the newly-expanded 6,500 sq. ft. restaurant will open again on Friday 19 June after a one week closure for refurbishment.
Loyal fans of Fazenda and its continuous tableside service of delicious grilled meats will see a subtle and handsome upgrade of the old interior - the new design has introduced new features like stucco walls, richer wood, antique mirrors and softer lighting to create an even more welcoming and intimate atmosphere.
"Our new investment in our Leeds restaurant is based on the growing strength of Granary Wharf as a destination with a high quality offer.
"Since our launch in Leeds, Fazenda has evolved and it was time for Yorkshire people to enjoy our development as a brand and as an experience. We are taking the Leeds restaurant to the next level, the level that people in the city and West Yorkshire deserve.
From the beginnings in Granary Wharf, Maunier and his partners have expanded, first into Liverpool, and last year, into Manchester.
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Ryan Hewitt on Recording Flogging Molly's 'Float'
By Steve Jennings-x
Led by former Dubliner Dave King, Flogging Molly was formed in the late '90s in L.A. and was a mainstay in clubs and bars there (they took their name from a place called Molly Malone's) before extensive touring landed them a national (and now international) fan base. These guys (okay, there's one woman, too) have been selling a lot of CDs the past few years and it's no mystery why: The band successfully fuses rock 'n' roll energy and instrumentation with what is essentially an Irish folk approach. Not as punk as The Pogues, as hard as the Dropkick Murphys or as traditional as The Chieftains, Flogging Molly has distinguished itself from the other purveyors of Irish music thanks to King's bountiful singing and songwriting talents. He's been writing great songs since FM's first disc, but on Float (SideOneDummy), he's turned it up a notch and contributed some of his best material ever: It's a fantastically varied collection of Irish-tinged rock tunes, ballads and, of course, frenetic dance numbers that sound like they're somewhere between Paddy Maloney and Shane McGowan. Fiddle, electric guitars, mandolin, tin whistles and drums mix easily and naturally in their eclectic stew.
King writes a lot about overcoming obstacles and perseverance, and I can't help thinking that some of these songs are about the struggles of keeping a band like Flogging Molly together all these years. Whatever it's taken, it's been worth it. The septet has matured into an astonishingly versatile group, capable of both flashy and nuanced playing, but mostly functioning as one terrific band of instrumental equals. And while it is King's extraordinary vision that drives the band, all are involved in songwriting and arrangements, so clearly there's a certain unanimity of purpose at work here. While I can't exactly picture rock radio ever embracing Flogging Molly's wonderful fusion of styles, it's easy to imagine a lot of people latching onto this album, so filled with passionate and soulful music which just happens to sound Irish.
Photo: Sarah Simon
Float was produced by the band with Ryan Hewitt (pictured), who also engineered the album at Grouse Lodge in County Westmeath, Ireland, and mixed it at The Pass in L.A. We tracked down Hewitt to ask a few questions about the making of Float.
What's the story with Grouse Lodge Studios?
It's a big residential place in the middle of Ireland, probably about an hour and a half from Dublin, out in the country. It's an estate that was turned into a studio at some point; I think it's 300 to 400 years old. There are all these old stone buildings and they had enough bedrooms for the band and for me. The place was stunning; absolutely gorgeous.
Is there a big live room?
Yes, a big really big live room. The main live room was built in modern times, and was built from the ground up to be studio. So, that room has one stone wall and the rest is standard plaster or whatever. But one of the smaller rooms is an older room that was all rough-hewn stone; that was amazing. Then there's a huge, comfortable control room. That has a [Neve] VR, which is not my favorite desk, actually, but it was in good shape and it sounded fine. [The album was mixed on a Neve 8078 at The Pass, Dave Way's studio, formally was known as Andorra.]
Were you recording to Pro Tools, I presume.
Oh, yes. There was really no other option there.
Flogging Molly is such a good live band, which relies on good communication to achieve its sound. Did you record them live in the studio?
Actually, we cut the rhythm section—electric guitar, bass and drums—live, and overdubbed everybody else. However, when we cut the track, we had the whole band playing together and Dave [King] would do a scratch vocal, but then we didn't keep the band tracks; we replaced them later.
Did you have them grouped together or isolated?
We pretty much just had the drums in the big room and I had a little doghouse for the bass amp, and the guitar was off in another room, and the others were mostly in the stone room.
Was it a challenge recording electric instruments with the traditional Irish acoustic instruments?
The biggest thing to me about their previous records is that the rhythm section wasn't loud and powerful enough, in my opinion, so my goal on this record was to make a big rhythm section but still have space for all the traditional instruments. Fortunately, with the traditional instruments, their frequency content and their register is so much higher than the electric guitar and the bass. That said, the electric guitar can take up a lot of room. So we spent a lot of time making sure the instruments weren't stepping on each other. A lot of it came down to the mix—whatever instrument needed to be heard at a given point had to kind of ride over the rest of it. On their previous records everything tended to be loud all the time and you couldn't hear the nuances of what was going on as well.
I like how much air there is in the arrangements, and the overall ambience, particularly on the ballads. How much of that is the room, and how much of that is stuff you did later in mixing?
Pretty much everything is room; certainly on the drums everything is room. There are no artificial flavors on the drums at all. The only thing I used in terms of reverb was maybe some plate; there's a fair amount of plate on [Bridget Regan's] fiddle. But any sort of processing that's on the banjo or mandolin is actually out of a guitar amp. We'd used a Fender Twin on him [Robert Schmidt] or an AC-30 to give it more substance. Part of the goal was to make a rockin' raucous record, and a microphone on a banjo is not going to get that sound across, so we struck him through an amp, and when we wanted some sort of sustaining sound, we'd throw a spring reverb on there or a delay.
This sounds like a band that really works well together.
It is. The band is maturing so much as a group of people. Their collective writing and instrumentation is really amazing, and of course Dave is an incredible songwriter and lyricist.
Of course, it was great working in Ireland. There weren't too many distractions. If they'd been in L.A., all their friends probably would've been coming around, but in Ireland, the farthest they could get away was the pub that we had on campus at the studio. And it did get used a lot! [Laughs]
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Isometric Back Strength Test
The Isometric Back Strength Test is a measure of the strength of the muscles of the lower back, which is important in core stability and for preventing lower back pain. The test involves holding a horizontal position while hanging over the edge of a bench.
purpose: this test measures back muscle strength
equipment required: table top or padded bench, such as found in a weights gym
pre-test: Explain the test procedures to the subject. Perform screening of health risks and obtain informed consent. Prepare forms and record basic information such as age, height, body weight, gender, test conditions. Perform an appropriate warm-up. See more details of pre-test procedures.
procedure: Participants must lie face down on a bench, with their upper body from the waist hanging over the end of the bench. The participant's feet must be held or strapped down, and the arms by their side or clasped behind the back. When ready, they must bring their body up to the horizontal position, and hold this for a set period (e.g. 45 seconds).
scoring: This test will be assessed as a pass or fail.
advantages: this is a simple test to perform, requiring equipment that is readily available.
disadvantages: You are only able to test one person at a time.
variations: the time that the horizontal position is held can be varied. There is another simple back strength test as part of the Kraus-Webber tests in which the position is held for 10 seconds.
Similar Tests
Isometric leg strength test
Upper back Kraus-Weber strength test — lift up the chest for 10 seconds while the feet are held down.
Lower back Kraus-Weber strength test — lift up the legs for 10 seconds while the upper body is held down.
Back Extensions — number of back extensions performed in 20 seconds.
Trunk Lift — lift the upper body off the floor and hold that position while the height is measured.
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It was actually kinda neat to see you ride SS. I knew you'd do just fine since you take all those spin classes. Great job out there!
Feel free to ease up on the gearing if you need to. Upping it one tooth on the rear cog can make the difference between riding and walking. It'll also mean you'll top out soon on the flats though.
god job!! that type of intense training is going have many healthy benefits. all you ss have peaked my curiosity. hhmm?
If you're ready to drink the Kool-Aid, I can provide you a HT frame to try it out with.
You can convert your full suspension bike to SS too don't forget.


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Sex education is non-negotiable
By The Sheaf	 March 19, 2014 in Opinions
CASEY BALON
The provision of sexual health education in the elementary and secondary schools has ignited a substantial amount of debate over the years.
Our school system has a responsibility to ensure that all Canadian youth have access to sex-ed, and this should be non-negotiable. The public, private or religious basis of a school should not play a role in whether sex education is provided.
Several conservative and religious groups argue that providing this information corrupts young minds. The notion that allowing students to learn aspects of sexual health promotes earlier or more frequent sexual activity is ridiculous and wrong.
There is strong evidence from health agencies worldwide demonstrating that programs do not accelerate or increase sexual behaviours and actually delays or decreases these behaviours while increasing the use of protective measures, such as condom and other contraceptive uses.
In a review carried out by Kirby, Laris, and Rolleri, from the United States National Library of Medicine, 83 studies measuring the impact of curriculum-based sex and HIV education programs on sexual behaviour amongst youth under 25 years of age were assessed. Two-thirds of the programs had a significant positive impact on behaviour, with many delaying or reducing sexual activity, increasing condom and contraceptive use, or both.
The review also found that in general these programs did not have negative effects. Out of the 52 studies that measured program impact on initiation of sex, only one study found accelerated initiation of sex. It is noted that due to the large number of studies and tests of significance for that outcome, that one could have occurred by chance.
In another study carried out by the Canadian Education Association, adolescents who received comprehensive sex education had a lower risk of pregnancy than those who received abstinence-only or received no sex education. Programs that focus on abstinence without discussing safer sex behaviours also do not appear to reduce the risk of HIV. Some abstinence-only programs can decrease teen sexual behaviours, although the effects are modest and short term.
Many argue that it should be left entirely up to parents to teach their children about sex, but is that how we approach other facets of education? The simple answer is no.
So why should we withhold the opportunity for students to acquire knowledge that will empower them to make informed choices regarding their own sexual and reproductive health?
According to the Canadian Guidelines for Sexual Health Education, sex-ed should be accessible to all people and should be provided in an age appropriate, culturally sensitive manner that is respectful of an individual's right to make their own educated choices.
The guidelines recognize that Canada is a pluralistic society in which different people have different perspectives and values regarding sexuality. With this is mind, the framework for many of our school-based sex ed programs is based on an educational philosophy that is inclusive, respectful of diversity and reflective of the fundamental principles of education in a democratic society.
Abstinence-only programs veer away from providing a comprehensive education and purposefully do not teach the importance of consistent contraceptive and condom use. There is a substantial amount of evidence which clearly indicates that teaching abstinence-only is an ineffective approach to reducing adolescent sexual behaviour. Why do you think teen pregnancies are an issue? It's easy to make the connection here.
The Public Health Agency of Canada states that in order for sexual health education programs to be effective, they have to support informed decision-making by creating opportunities for individuals to attain the knowledge, personal insights, motivation and behavioural skills that are consistent with one's own personal values and choices. It is important that the topic of abstinence is included as a component of a broadly-based program.
A solid sexual health curriculum needs to encompass a multitude of learning modules — a few of which are self image, sexual diversity, applicable anatomy and physiology, pregnancy and sexually transmitted infection prevention strategies and discussion of the legislation surrounding age of consent.
Ultimately, the provision of sexual health education in a school setting is non-negotiable. If we refuse to provide the next generation with information that they have every right to, we are refusing to enable them to make the best possible decisions regarding their own health.
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Some very happy news this morning. Sky have commissioned a 2nd series of the brilliantly surreal YONDERLAND! As regular readers will know, we're huge fans of the show here at Geektown, and have had the pleasure of interviewing the cast a number of times.
The series, created, written by and starring Mathew Baynton, Simon Farnaby, Martha Howe-Douglas, Jim Howick, Laurence Rickard and Ben Willbond (the team behind Horrible Histories), won the hearts of viewers and critics alike and is a Rose d'Or 2014 sitcom nominee. Produced by Working Title Television, with puppets by Baker Coogan, the series will be internationally distributed by Sky Vision, who will also handle distribution for series one. Filming will commence this autumn with the series set to return to Sky 1 in 2015.
Described by The Guardian as a "wondrous, surreal joy" and hailed by The Independent as "a family television classic" YONDERLAND follows the adventures of mum, aka The Chosen One, Debbie Maddox (Martha Howe-Douglas) who at the end of series one, rescued Elf and Nick the Stick from try-hard overlord Negatus' lair and came face to face for the first time with his boss, the evil Imperatrix. Series two will see Debbie fighting an increasingly hard battle to keep her family life and her job as world saver separate.
As husband Peter's (Dan Skinner) paranoia about strange goings on in the kitchen cupboard grows, Imperatrix intensifies her efforts to rid the realm of the final obstacle to total domination: Debbie of Maddox (the 'of' is optional). And all this while Debbie is being endlessly called upon by the Council of Elders to help them with tasks that reach well beyond her Chosen One remit.
Adam MacDonald, Director of Sky 1, said: "We are incredibly proud to be able to bring Yonderland back for a second joyful series. The show epitomises Sky 1, it is a brilliantly creative, cheeky, laugh-out-loud show that the whole family can relish".
Lucy Lumsden, Head of Comedy, Sky Entertainment added: "We're delighted to be able to reunite the multi-talented Yonderland team for another series. Many more magical treats of silliness await".
Juliette Howell, Head of Television, Working Title Television commented: "It's fantastic to be returning to Yonderland with our wonderfully creative, funny and talented team. It has been such a treat revisiting our favourite characters and seeing new ones emerge. We can't wait for the audience to have a chance to enjoy them as well."
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Maintaining a steady supply of food was one of the primary struggles of ancient societies. For Early Rome, we have unusually good evidence for the causes of food scarcity and a number of examples of how the Romans responded to it. In this article, I will discuss Roman fears of crop failure, which would lead to food insecurity, and the frequency of famines, as far as we can tell from our paltry sources on the Early Republic.
Assuming that food security was a concern for the early Romans, a priori, is problematic, although it is a common perception of preindustrial societies. Thanks to a text commonly referred to as the Brontoscopic Calendar, however, we have strong evidence that crop failure was a major concern. This is a text which has been neglected until recently, but brings along with its use a major methodological quandary: can it be trusted? As it comes to us, it is a third-hand account of an Etruscan divinatory calendar.
The origin of the original is debatable, but it has recently been argued by the eminent Etruscologist Jean Macintosh Turfa that it came into being in the early seventh century BC.Show For the most detailed discussion of the text and its origins, see Turfa 2012. A shorter introduction to it can be found in Turfa 2006. Both of these contain the Greek text from John Lydus as well as an English translation.
In Rome, a contemporary of Cicero named Publius Nigidius Figulus translated this calendar from its original Etruscan into Latin. It was this translation that a Byzantine civil servant and philosopher, John Lydus (Johannes Laurentius Lydus/John the Lydian), translated into Greek in the Constantinople of Justinian's day. This latter translation is what survives today, with both Figulus' Latin version and the original Etruscan both being lost to antiquity.Show This is a very brief introduction to a much more complex history than I have space for in this article. For this, see Turfa 2012, pp. 3-18. I acknowledge Turfa's arguments relating to the authenticity of the calendar and agree that the version we have today is probably rooted in an early Etruscan original.
The Brontoscopic Calendar is a religious, divinatory, text set out in twelve months, with each day given an entry. It would have been used by priests to interpret thunderous noises coming from the heavens, whether due to a storm or otherwise.
To the Etruscans, these were divine signals of events to come. We can be tempted into seeing the images of deities in Etruscan art who are holding or throwing lightning bolts and equate this to the practice of brontoscopy. As has recently been pointed out by Nancy de Grummond, however, it is problematic for us to think that the two phenomenon were known to be related by the ancients.Show See de Grummond 2016.
Despite that the Brontoscopic Calendar we possess is originally attributed to Etruria, the closing line of Lydus' text says that it was valid only for the area around Rome. Because of this, I believe that its use as evidence is acceptable in discussing Early Rome. So how does it help us to understand food insecurity?
References to food are common throughout the text, with Turfa declaring that this was "the most important aspect of life attested by the Brontoscopic" omens.Show Turfa 2012, p. 137. Some of the references point to abundancy, but others to shortage, which are the ones we are most concerned with in this article. Taking just those mentioned for the month of June, we see that there were many threats to the Roman food supply.
Uncooperative weather is a major concern. For instance, if thunder is heard on the third day of the month, it indicates that grain and fruit will shrivel up because of a hot wind. But, if thunder is heard on the fourth, it indicates that excessive rain will rot all of the crops. Interestingly, thunder on the twenty-sixth would indicate a harmful winter for the crops, evidence that the events predicted by brontoscopy would not necessarily play out immediately.
The predictions of the Calendar are not limited to the failure of crops, and some shed light on the politics and economics of food in Early Rome. For instance, if thunder is heard on the third day of March, there will be discord following a famine. One imagines that this "discord" would manifest as riots and other types of civil strife.
Thankfully for the people of Rome, and its magistrates, there was a solution for when the crops failed. This was in the form of imports. Throughout the narratives of Early Rome we hear of grain being brought in from outside of Roman territory. It could be sought from the city-states nearby in Italy, such as those in Etruria or from further afield, notably from Cumae on the Bay of Naples and from Sicily (e.g. Livy 2.34).
In circumstances such as this, special magistrates may have been appointed to make sure that grain would make its way into the city. In 440/439 BC, Lucius Minucius was supposedly named as praefectus annonae, prefect of corn (Livy 4.12).
Peter Garnsey identified sixteen instances of food shortages in Rome between 509 BC (the traditional date for the foundation of the Republic) and 296 BC.Show Garnsey 1988, pp. 168-172. In this period, despite the possible use of a praefectus annonae, the consuls were apparently responsible for finding a solution to food crises.Show Garnsey 1988, pp. 178-179. It could have been a practical approach, as these men would have been part of an "international" network of wealthy elites in the Central Mediterranean, especially in Central Italy, they would probably have had existing connections in the cities whence they sought grain.
When someone outside of the governmental structure sought to bring in grain, such as Spurius Maelius, they were viewed with suspicion. During the food shortage of 440/439 BC, as a private person he imported much grain into the city. Using his own money to do this, Maelius ended up being admired greatly by the plebs.
The events of this year were so worrisome for the Senate that a dictator was elected, Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus. Being accused of aspiring to become king, Maelius was eventually cut down on the streets of Rome by Gaius Servilius Ahala, Cincinnatus' Master of Horse (Livy 4.13-15). This story is deeply rhetorical and is generally considered ahistorical by modern sceptical historians.
Although the story of Maelius is spurious, there may be a kernel of truth to it. In the Brontoscopic Calendar we read for the entry of April the third, that thunder would signal "profit out of a grain supply brought from abroad."Show The translation is that of Turfa 2012, p. 99.
This could be an archaic memory of certain individuals exploiting food crises in order to make a profit, which would not necessarily fit with the story of Maelius, but does substantiate ill-feelings towards avaricious individuals importing grain from abroad without the consent of the consuls or the governing bodies of Rome.
Maintaining the food supply was a major concern in Early Rome. Responsibility for this fell to magistrates, perhaps the occasional praefectus annonae, or more regularly to the consuls.
When food did go scarce, they could seek imports from abroad which seemed to be enough to alleviate the crises. They may have been aided in predicting these shortages by priests interpreting omens, such as those who would have interpreted the hearing of thunder.
Thanks to the Brontoscopic Calendar, we can say with some certainty that these things really did happen in Early Rome, and that what we read about in the generally problematic Annalistic sources (i.e. Livy and Dionysius of Halicarnassus) have some kernel of historicity to them.
P. Garnsey, Famine and Food Supply in the Graeco-Roman World: Responses to Risk and Crisis (1988).
N.T. de Grummond, "Thunder versus lightning in Etruria", Etruscan and Italic Studies 19.2 (2016), pp. 183-207.
R.M. Ogilvie, A Commentary on Livy: Books 1-5 (1965).
H.H. Scullard, A History of the Roman World: 753 to 146 BC (4th edition; 1980).
J.M. Turfa, Divining the Etruscan World: The Brontoscopic Calendar and Religious Practice (2012).
J.M. Turfa, "The Etruscan Brontoscopic Calendar", in: N.T. de Grummond and E. Simon (eds), The Religion of the Etruscans (2006), pp. 173-90.


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Q: Как перенаправить запросы nginx на основе ubuntu? Всем добрый день. Начальство поставило задачу по установке nginx и перенаправления с ip адреса на имена. Ранее никогда не сталкивался с nginx и входе изучения совсем запутался с построением команд. Нужно установить соединение с имеющимся доменом и собственным сервером (zabbix который уже установлен, но на apache). Сайты, как и nginx стоят на разных машинах. Просьба к добрым людям, помочь с построением конфигурации. Ранее я уже попытался создать конфиг для сайта в разделе "sites-available" и выглядит примерно так:
server {
listen 80;
server_name testzabbix.ru;
location / {
    proxy_pass 192.168.1.238:8080;
    proxy_redirect      off;
    proxy_set_header    Host        $host;
    proxy_set_header    X-Real-IP   $remote_addr;
    proxy_set_header    X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;

При такой конфигурации выдает ошибку:
nginx: [emerg] invalod URL prefix in /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/testsite.loc:96
Но подробно посмотрев, не увидел там какой-либо ошибки.
Полный конфиг(zabbix):
##
# You should look at the following URL's in order to grasp a solid understanding
# of Nginx configuration files in order to fully unleash the power of Nginx.
# https://www.nginx.com/resources/wiki/start/
# https://www.nginx.com/resources/wiki/start/topics/tutorials/config_pitfalls/
# https://wiki.debian.org/Nginx/DirectoryStructure
#
# In most cases, administrators will remove this file from sites-enabled/ and
# leave it as reference inside of sites-available where it will continue to be
# updated by the nginx packaging team.
#
# This file will automatically load configuration files provided by other
# applications, such as Drupal or Wordpress. These applications will be made
# available underneath a path with that package name, such as /drupal8.
#
# Please see /usr/share/doc/nginx-doc/examples/ for more detailed examples.
##

# Default server configuration
#
server {
    listen 80;
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    # SSL configuration
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    # See: https://bugs.debian.org/773332
    #
    # Read up on ssl_ciphers to ensure a secure configuration.
    # See: https://bugs.debian.org/765782
    #
    # Self signed certs generated by the ssl-cert package
    # Don't use them in a production server!
    #
    # include snippets/snakeoil.conf;

    root /var/www/testzabbix.loc;

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    server_name testzabbix.loc;

    location / {
        # First attempt to serve request as file, then
        # as directory, then fall back to displaying a 404.
        try_files $uri $uri/ =404;
    }

    # pass PHP scripts to FastCGI server
    #
    #location ~ \.php$ {
    #   include snippets/fastcgi-php.conf;
    #
    #   # With php-fpm (or other unix sockets):
    #   fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/php/php7.4-fpm.sock;
    #   # With php-cgi (or other tcp sockets):
    #   fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9000;
    #}

    # deny access to .htaccess files, if Apache's document root
    # concurs with nginx's one
    #
    #location ~ /\.ht {
    #   deny all;
    #}
}

# Virtual Host configuration for example.com
#
# You can move that to a different file under sites-available/ and symlink that
# to sites-enabled/ to enable it.
#
#server {
#   listen 80;
#   listen [::]:80;
#
#   server_name example.com;
#
#   root /var/www/example.com;
#   index index.html;
#
#   location / {
#       try_files $uri $uri/ =404;
#   }
#}
server {
    listen 80;
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    location / {
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        proxy_redirect      off;
        proxy_set_header    Host        $host;
        proxy_set_header    X-Real-IP   $remote_addr;
        proxy_set_header    X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
    }
}

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Many environmental and physiological factors can trigger migraine in a person. Emotional and physical stress, alcohol, smoke, odours, sleep disturbances, hormones, contraceptive pills and certain kinds of food like cheese, chocolate or caffeine can be some of the triggers. Migraines might also occur as a symptom of some other health disorders. Other triggers that might lead to this condition can be a previous head injury, anxiety, physical exertion, fatigue or drugs. When an imbalance occurs in the level of brain chemicals, a person is likely to get a throbbing, pounding or a pulsating headache. Alterations in weather with high or low humidity levels and changes in the air pressure may make some people susceptible to migraine attacks. People with a family history of migraine, women and those younger than 40 years of age might be more prone to migraine attacks.
Migraines in women can often be hormonal migraines related to their monthly period. True menstrual migraines occur within two days either before or after the first day of the monthly period and at no other time.
A heavy headache is the most common symptom of a migraine. The person may have pain on both sides of the head or only on one side. People may also show symptoms of nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, sensitivity to light and sound, irritability, depression and general uneasiness. Changes in the mood and craving for specific foods as well as a feeling of thirst or drowsiness can be other symptoms of a migraine attack.
The doctor will be most likely to diagnose the condition of migraine based on the family history, medical history and a physical examination of the patient. The doctor can also recommend a variety of tests to rule out other possible health conditions.


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Glen Davis blows a dunk [video]
Glen Davis had a breakaway and it looked like he was going to try to dunk, but he failed, epically.
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Glen Davis and Nate Robinson's funny postgame interview [video]
Posted by John Paulsen (06/12/2010 @ 10:00 am)
Want to know how it feels when you're a reserve and you have a direct impact on the outcome of Game 4 of the NBA Finals? Watch this video of Nate Robinson and Glen Davis. They don't hold anything back…
There is definitely a different mindset as a starter versus a reserve. As a starter, you expect to be in the game at crunch time and are prepared to play with the game on the line. There will be games where you decide the outcome.
As a reserve, you go in and do your thing, but you're usually pulled with five or six minutes remaining (or earlier) because the coach wants to get his starters back in. Doc Rivers made the decision to let a unit that featured four bench players continue to play deep into the fourth quarter because they were performing so well. Both Davis and Robinson admitted that they kept looking at the clock wondering when they were going to get pulled.
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Celtics re-sign Glen Davis
Posted by John Paulsen (08/10/2009 @ 12:41 pm)
The Associated Press is reporting that the Celtics have re-signed Glen "Big Baby" Davis to a two-year deal.
Davis had a PER of 10.77 for the season, which is well below average. But without Kevin Garnett in the lineup, he raised his game in the playoffs, averaging 15.8 points and 5.6 rebounds in 36.4 minutes per game.
ESPN is reporting that the deal is worth $6.3 million over two seasons.
Over the years, there have been more than a few players who have been able to parlay a strong playoff performance into a bloated contract — just ask Knicks fans about Jerome James — but it looks like teams showed restraint given Davis' mediocre regular season performance. This contract seems reasonable, though minutes are going to be hard to come by with Garnett's return and the C's decision to sign Rasheed Wallace and Shelden Williams.
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Tags: 2009 NBA free agency, 2009 NBA free agents, 2009 NBA offseason, Boston Celtics, Glen Davis, Glen Davis contract, Glen Davis free agent, NBA free agency, NBA free agents
Yesterday, I ranked the top unrestricted free agents of 2009, but now it's time to look at this summer's crop of restricted free agents (RFA). Teams can sign an RFA to an offer sheet, then his team has seven days to match that offer to retain him. If the player doesn't sign an offer sheet and can't come to terms on a new contract with his current team, then he will play for a year for the qualifying offer and then become an unrestricted free agent the following summer.
For each player, I'll provide his position, age, Player Efficiency Rating (PER) and an estimate of what kind of contract he's likely to sign. They're ranked in order of total value, which is based on overall talent, age, injury history and cost.
1. Paul Millsap, PF (24)
PER: 18.71
In his third year, this former second round pick had the best season of his career. He averaged 13.5 points and 8.6 rebounds, while shooting better than 53% from the field. While Carlos Boozer was out in December and January, the Jazz got a preview of what this kid can do when he gets starter's minutes. He was a 17/11 guy during those two months, but the Jazz only went 11-13 in games in which Millsap played during that span. His camp expects a deal similar to the one David Lee is asking for, so something in the $10 million per season range. Is he worth it? Probably. And from the sound of it, the Jazz plan on offering him a deal that will keep him from testing the market. If he does explore his options, it may pay off as the Thunder and Pistons are rumored to have interest.
Value: $9.5 – $10.5 million per year
2. David Lee, PF (26)
GM Donnie Walsh said that the Knicks' picking Jordan Hill in this year's draft has nothing to do with Lee, but the two play the same position, so of course it's going to have an effect on how the Knicks and Lee each view their relationship. The other issue is that two of the Knicks' targets in 2010 are Chris Bosh and Amare Stoudemire might also play the same position as Lee, though Mike D'Antoni would likely play either at center, allowing Lee to play power forward. He gets most of his points off the glass, so he'd be a good fit with either of those guys. The Knicks are projected to have about $35 million in cap space heading into the summer of 2010 and whatever deal they sign Lee to will cut into that. If they want to keep Lee and sign two big-name free agents, then they're going to have to rid themselves of either Jared Jeffries or Eddy Curry prior to 2010. I like Lee, but he's not a guy that you can give the ball to on the block and expect him to score, and that limits his value somewhat as a big man. The Thunder, Kings, Grizzlies, Raptors and Pistons could all make a serious run at Lee, though anytime a team tries to poach a restricted free agent, it's a delicate balance between offering him enough to convince the other team to let him go, while getting a reasonable deal at the same time.
Value: $9.0 – $10.0 million per year.
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The primary duties of the position are to keep the Community Blood Center's facilities as clean and attractive as possible, coordinate biohazard and other trash removal, support all departments with set-ups of special meetings and events. Serve as a back-up for receptionist/switchboard as needed. Serves as back up for receiving shipments to warehouse.
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Positioned in a neoclassical building of 1864 right at the heart of Ermoupolis, this adults-only hotel offers contemporary luxury and classical aesthetics in the historical capital of Syros island.
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Built-in the traditional Cycladic style, the hotel features air-conditioned accommodation and panoramic views over the Aegean Sea.
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Βalconies of Parian marble, unique antefixes, wooden-carved eaves and archaic gables, the building has been officially declared a historical monument and it now combines the aesthetics of the 19th century with the comforts of a modern hotel.
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Amber Rose refuses to change the name of her SlutWalk to make critics happy
"I got to a point where I really stopped giving a f*ck, and that's when I truly got enlightened."
By Rebecca Ruiz on September 29, 2017
Amber Rose, right, and her mother attend the Amber Rose SlutWalk in Los Angeles on Oct. 2, 2015. Credit: Broadimage/REX/Shutterstock
Amber Rose doesn't care what haters think about her.
A few years ago, she cried over their sexist insults, tried to defend herself online, or avoided leaving the house. Then something magical happened to the activist and talk show host.
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"I got to a point where I really stopped giving a fuck, and that's when I truly got enlightened," she says.
"I got to a point where I really stopped giving a f**k, and that's when I truly got enlightened."
That revelation came after years spent in the public eye as a frequent target of vicious racist and sexist attacks. Her previous relationships with Wiz Khalifa and Kanye West had become fodder in what seemed like a never-ending cycle of abuse.
Then she took a different approach and responded to the harassment, victim-blaming, and double standards with a no-apologies attitude about her sexuality.
In September 2015, she starred in a Funny or Die video called "Walk of No Shame." It begins with her leaving a man's house early in the morning, wearing a sexy dress, and carrying her high heels. She smiles confidently as passers-by congratulate her for having sex and celebrating her body. It feels like an alternate universe, but Rose is doing everything she can to make that scenario a reality.
A few weeks after the Funny or Die video went up, she launched the inaugural Amber Rose SlutWalk in Los Angeles. The festival drew inspiration from a SlutWalk protest event founded in 2011 after a Canadian police officer reportedly said(Opens in a new window) women should stop "dressing like sluts in order not to be victimized."
Women responded by walking through the streets wearing exactly what they wanted as an effort to reclaim the word slut and put an end to rape culture. Rose's third-annual SlutWalk(Opens in a new window) will happen this Sunday in Los Angeles' Pershing Square.
Rose knows that some people think(Opens in a new window) the word slut can't be reclaimed. She gets that some women are embarrassed to be associated with it under any circumstance. That won't make her change the name of her event, though.
Rebranding it now just to appeal to a broader audience would be disingenuous, she says.
"Like I'm going to start with the SlutWalk and then three years later say I'm gonna change it so I can get more people to come?" Rose says. "Eventually you're gonna come."
When she attended the Women's March in Los Angeles earlier this year, she saw celebrities who declined her personal invitation to attend past SlutWalks. She saw signs reclaiming the word "pussy" that looked similar to the ones at her event. She knows there's a larger audience for her message, even if some women and men are hesitant to publicly embrace it.
Last year's event ultimately hosted 11,000 people, and ticket sales for this year's SlutWalk are nearing 20,000.
"People are getting more aware," she says. "I kind of just shouted from the rooftops. No radio personalities wanted to talk about it. No celebrities wanted to come. I did this shit myself."
This year's event also includes a new daylong conference called OPENed on Saturday, which is packed with high-profile speakers who will give workshops about activism, sexual health and relationships, entrepreneurship and financial literacy, menstrual policy, and legal rights.
Rose at her inaugural SlutWalk in Los Angeles, in 2015. Credit: Broadimage/REX/Shutterstock
Rose wants the conference participants to walk away with more confidence than they had before.
"Society has taught women so many things in their life — what they should wear, how they should be with a man," she says. "OPENed conference is teaching you to do whatever you want to do. There's options."
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Rose is also savvy when it comes to educating people about those choices and drawing attention to her causes. In June, she used Instagram and Twitter to post a glam portrait of herself — complete with pubic hair. She hashtagged it #bringbackthebush and linked to the upcoming SlutWalk.
Her pubic hair advocacy is genuine. She says it started one day when she was thinking about the hassle and pain of removing pubic hair.
"Why do I do it? Why have I done it for so many years?" she says. "Because if I don't, guys will think I was gross. This is bullshit. There has to be a reason why we have hair down there."
So she looked it up and discovered that pubic hair grooming can lead to lacerations, inflammation, and infection. Then she decided on a message delivered via a sexy photo. It went viral and Rose couldn't have been more thrilled. (Instagram deleted the image for violating community guidelines, which drew even more attention to the post.)
"I got everything I wanted," she says. "My website went crazy. People talked shit, which I love, because I'm comfortable with myself."
This anecdote might best sum up what you can learn from the Amber Rose School of Life: There's nothing better than feeling confident when staring down your critics.
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The cast during the premiere performance of Stefan Capaliku's play, "Saint John the Beheaded." Stringham has translated Capaliku's work and even helped the playwright produce his work in Washington D.C.
Long before Mark Stringham was an award-winning actor and professor, he lived in Albania as part of a three-year missionary trip. As a 21-year-old, Stringham witnessed the rocky transformation from communism to democracy, including a coup and the escalation of conflict in neighboring Kosovo.
After moving back to the United States, Stringham earned a theatre arts degree from UIW in 2004 and a Master of Fine Arts in acting from Ohio University in 2007. He acted in a variety of productions across the country before becoming an instructor and advisor in UIW's theatre program in 2009.
At UIW, Stringham directs plays and teaches, but has also begun to publish work about Albanian theatre earning him recognition in academic circles. This project enabled him to return to Albania in 2010 to document the country's rich theatre arts history that blossomed in the 19th century and continued under more than 40 years of communism.
Upon his return to Albania, Stringham set out to rediscover the country he left more than a decade before. His original goal was to find and interview playwrights and actors from the golden age of Albanian theatre, but found many had passed away and others weren't so eager to talk. He also discovered Stefan Capaliku, one of Albania's best modern playwrights. Stringham has translated several of Capaliku's plays and helped the playwright produce his work in Washington, D.C.
Mark Stringham, assistant professor of theatre arts, researches the country of Albania where he documents Albanian Theater.
Stringham's recent focus has been on Capaliku's plays, considered among the most relevant of modern Albania. In fact, Capaliku's play "Algretto Albania" was named the "Best Play in Europe" in 2010 by the International Playwriting Competition at the Theatre Biennale in Wiesbaden, Germany.
Albania is located in the rugged portion of Eastern Europe just across the strip of the Mediterranean where Italy points the heel of its boot into the sea. In spite of the many influences over the centuries, the region has managed to create its own unique culture and language.
Stringham hopes to spend many more years documenting Albania's rich theatre traditions which flourished despite Albania's totalitarian regime. A regime so rigid in its interpretation of communism that its early leader, Enver Hoxha, broke ties with the Soviet Union in the 1950s.
In spite of this totalitarianism, the regime permitted the theatre traditions to continue as long as productions delivered government propaganda. However, some playwrights were executed when their work veered too far from the party line. This repression almost completely annihilated Albanian theatre.
Stringham believes Albanian theatre can be categorized into three main groups: the golden age of the 1880s to 1940s, the communist era from the 1980s to 1990s, and the current period, where Capaliku and other young writers are exploring new themes. Today, Stringham continues to study Capaliku's groundbreaking work.
In January, the Scanlan Foundation from Houston awarded the University of the Incarnate Word a $75,000 challenge grant for student scholarships. The university has until January 2013 to match this challenge grant. The grant was awarded on the important basis that UIW would use it to motivate others to give, and only those funds given in response to this matching grant should be used to meet the challenge. So, keep an eye out for a special appeal to our alumni and friends in the next few months targeted at raising the $75,000 required to meet the Scanlan Foundation's challenge. As specified by the foundation the funds will be directed towards scholarships for students.


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Statue of Albert Gallatin
Statue by James Earle Fraser in Washington, D.C., U.S.
See also: Albert Gallatin
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James Earle Fraser
Completed 1941; Dedicated 1947
38°53′54″N 77°02′04″W / 38.89844°N 77.03431°W / 38.89844; -77.03431Coordinates: 38°53′54″N 77°02′04″W / 38.89844°N 77.03431°W / 38.89844; -77.03431
Albert Gallatin is a bronze statue by James Earle Fraser.[1] It commemorates Albert Gallatin, who founded New York University and served as United States Secretary of the Treasury.
It is located north of the Treasury Building (Washington, D.C.), at 15th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C.[2] It was authorized by Congress on January 11, 1927. It was dedicated on October 15, 1947.[3]
The inscription reads: (Base, front:)
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
GENIUS OF FINANCE
SENATOR AND REPRESENTATIVE
COMMISSIONER FOR THE TREATY OF GHENT
MINISTER TO FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN
AND STEADFAST
CHAMPION OF DEMOCRACY
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^ James M. Goode, Outdoor Sculpture of Washington, D.C., Smithsonian Institution Press, 1974, ISBN 0-87474-138-6, p. 370
A. L. Freundlich (2001). The Sculpture of James Earle Fraser. Universal-Publishers. ISBN 978-1-58112-710-2.
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