Food is something that's always changing and evolving. However, some meals have their roots in dishes that were invented centuries ago. These are heritage dishes from all over the world that continue to be enjoyed by people today, and will no doubt continue to be enjoyed hundreds of years in the future.
The ancestor of the modern pizza was a simple piece of flatbread spread with olives, some herbs and cheese. It was a convenient food for Italian peasants who took it out to the fields as a handy lunch. Soon the pizza was topped with other ingredients like tomato sauce, which was considered food for poor people as the tomato was thought to be a poisonous plant.
Today, the humble pizza can be found anywhere in the world, with plenty of toppings that are considered non native to its Italian origins. These include anchovies, pineapples and even broccoli.
Hot Pot, also known as Steamboat in certain parts of the world is a simple but hearty dish. It's a simple dish of a boiling soup where various ingredients of meat, seafood and vegetables are cooked on the table itself. The hot pot has its origins in and around China.
It is said that the practice of cooking meat in boiling water started with Genghis Khan's armies. To keep their load light during military campaigns, they carried no cooking utensils. To cook their food, they would overturn helmets and fill them with water to boil meat that they had hunted.
Nowadays, the hot pot has become an essential element in many gatherings, especially in certain Asian cultures. The soup has evolved from just plain water to various broths, flavored with herbs, spices and chilies.
You may not know this, but noodles are more than 4,000 years old. Archaeologist have found evidence of noodles kept in earthenware jars in many sites in China. The first recorded history of noodles is found in an ancient text from the Han Dynasty ( 206 BC to 220 AD).
The earliest noodles were made of millet flour and later on, wheat flour was used. The dough was usually hand pulled and came out as long strands. Usually the noodles were fried or eaten in a broth. Legends has it that the trader Marco Polo was the first person to bring the concept of noodles to Italy where they were called pasta.
Today, noodles can be found in many countries in East Asia, Central Asia, Europe and even South America. All of them with their own unique recipes.
Today, tofu is considered a health food that's a rich source of protein for vegans and vegetarians. Tofu making can be traced back to China during the Han dynasty about 2,000 years ago. It's discovery was attributed to a certain Lord Liu An, who was a Han prince.
However, food historians believe that tofu may have been discovered by accident even before that, when soy milk was boiled with impure sea salt that contained alkaline elements. Tofu soon caught on in Japan and Korea too, as well as in Indochina and South East Asia where Buddhism discouraged the consumption of meat.
Curries have been around for at least 4,000 to 5,000 years with archaeological evidence of spices being ground in many historical sites. Curries have definitely evolved over time, with many herbs and spices being discovered and added as time went on.
In India and its surrounding countries, every region has its own specialty. Usually curry contains spices like fennel, cumin, coriander, cloves and others with a healthy helping of chilies. Nowadays, everyone all over the world enjoys curries over a hot steaming bowl of rice or with some warm bread, like naan or roti.
Kimchi is a Korean pickled cabbage dish that's sour and spicy. The Koreans have it as a condiment to every meal, including breakfast. It's made by rubbing a mixture of salt and chili powder on the leaves of fresh Napa cabbages, also known as Chinese cabbages. The cabbages are then allowed to ferment for up to several months.
Each Korean family has their own unique little Kimchi recipe, where they add various ingredients like spring onions, ginger, grated pears, shrimp and perhaps grated carrots to the salt and chili powder mix. Kimchi and other pickled foods were developed as a way to preserve food in times of plenty. Similar foods include Sauerkraut from Germany and Giardiniera from Italy.
Dairy products date back to at least 2,000 years ago with the early butters made with goat's or sheep's milk. Cattle would not be included as a farm animal until 1,000 years later. However, during the Roman Civilization, butter was considered food for the lower classes and barbarians.
Butter was thought to have medicinal uses, and in general it came about as a way to maximize and preserve the nutrients in milk. Both cheese and butter are high in fat, which was crucial as a rich source of energy for the largely agrarian communities of the past whose work day revolved around heavy labor.
This may come as a surprise to you, but this favourite cinema snack is actually thousands of years old. Corn was first domesticated in the American continent ( more specifically around Mexico) about 9,000 years ago. It didn't take long for the indigenous tribes to figure out that subjecting corn kernels to high heat will make them puff up.
In the past, popcorn was eaten plain as part of a main meal. However, it's popularity as a snack grew in the 1890s as popcorn street vendors began to appear in the American Midwest. Nowadays, popcorn is eaten with sugar, butter, powdered cheese, chocolate, nuts and a whole lot of other condiments.
It's clear that humans have always been foodies, and that there will always be those who will experiment with ingredients to make them taste better than ever before. Creating new and exciting cuisine is definitely on the top of the list of human achievements, along with the rise and fall of civilizations in history.


I love colour and pattern in my wardrobe and some of my favourite examples are my Japanese kimono(s). These versatile wardrobe staples look fantastic worn casually over jeans – or with a belt for a glamorous silhouette; with fascinating designs full of pattern and colour – often inspired by nature – once you start collecting, you are bound to get hooked.
Kimono are garments of dress in traditional Japanese culture. Kimono – literal translation, "thing to wear" (ki "wear" and mono "thing") – are long and are worn as robes wrapped over the body and are held closed with a thick belt (obi), usually tied at the back.
There are many types of ladies kimono; Furisode (girl's formal), black and coloured tomesode (woman's formal), homongi & tsukesage (semi-formal wear) and mofuku (mourning apparel) – to name a few. In Japanese tradition, the colour, pattern and fabric of a ladies kimono denotes social status, for example, if the lady is in mourning, is unmarried or married.
Postcard of a group of apprentice geisha (maiko) in furisode sitting on the veranda.
Credits: Illustration from book, 'Taisho Kimono; speaking of past and present', by Jan Dees.
Traditional Japanese garments, while governed by strict rules of wear in japan, have gained a good measure of popularity in the West due to their versatile and comfortable nature. They are designed with enough fullness to allow great creativity in draping the human figure, and the straight lines and modular nature of Japanese patterns allow for infinite variation in garment design.
Cotton or silk kimono make great loungewear worn in the comfort of your own home, much like a dressing gown or a 1950s housecoat. Worn lose and open, bright kimono are a great statement piece (imagine a pretty and sophisticated 1960s edge-to-edge Spring coat); wear over jeans, a skirt or leggings and a top for effortless style. Kimono are also a beautiful substitute for a dress and can be worn wrapped around the body and held closed with a belt fastened at the back, front or side – or – styled with a large brooch.
– Originality – the vintage kimono we sell are all authentic, which assures you that you will definitely not spot someone wearing the same outfit as you.
– Easy to wear – comfortable and easy to style; simply wear over jeans and a t-shirt for effortless chic, or wrap and belt for an hourglass silhouette.
– Versatility – Wear inside out for two-in-one!
– "Wall Art" – for the interior designer in you, kimono can also be used as a décor piece; patterned kimono make a spectacular work of art hanging against a plain wall.
– Fit and Sizing – One size fits most; due to the nature of the cut, kimono can be worn closed or open – and look great belted.
– Unisex – In Japan both ladies and gents wear kimono; in European fashion kimono and haori are more popular among women; I say, if you like it – wear it!
We love these 1980s images of ladies wearing their kimono in different styles, and while fanning the barbecue!?!
– 'Kimono', by Motoko Ito and Aiko Inoue. A pocket-sized illustrated guide to the kimono.
– 'A Step To Kimono And Kumihimo', by Yukio Shima (translator) and Kyoto Kimono Gakuin (editor). This book contains a very useful guide – with brilliant step-by-step images – on how to wear kimono the traditional way.
– 'Taisho Kimono; speaking of past and present', by Jan Dees (2009). This large format book is a must-have for kimono and haori enthusiasts; admirers of art deco; surface, costume or fashion designers; and printed textile connoisseurs! Taisho Kimono focuses on the period 1910 – 1940. Not only does it contain a wealth of interesting social history and historical information, it contains the most beautiful coloured images of traditional – and often flamboyant – Japanese costume. If the 120 illustrated garments themselves aren't enough to make your mouth water, each item is explained in text, detailing the meaning of the motifs, type of fabrics used, and painting or printing techniques. A very impressive book indeed (and one that I will treasure in my own collection for many years to come!) View or buy taisho kimono; speaking of past and present.
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Jacksonville United Football Club (JUFC) opened their inaugural National Premiere Soccer League (NPSL) season on the road Saturday night against the defending NPSL Southeastern Division champions Chattanooga FC (CFC) in front of an announced crowd of 1,175 fans.
JUFC opened with momentum and fresh legs and controlled the first 20-25 minutes. Then Chattanooga settled in and began putting the visitors under sustained pressure. CFC's John Calderwood knocked a header off the crossbar at the 30-minute mark after a cross from Mark Beattie. Russell Courtney missed a header on a corner-kick play about five minutes later as Chattanooga began maintaining more possession than Jacksonville. Calderwood had a fast break shot saved by JUFC goalkeeper Ian Levine (Fletcher High School and Embry Riddle graduate) a few minutes after that.
Most of the action for the rest of the half was played in the midfield, as neither team mounted a severe scoring threat. JUFC's A Jay Nelson (Nease High School and University of Central Florida) had a strong showing in the second half as he dictated play in the midfield.
JUFC returns to action this coming Friday (5/13) at 7PM at the Rockdale Youth Soccer Association complex in Conyers, GA against the Georgia Revolution at 7PM and on Saturday (5/14) at 3 PM in Atlanta, GA at the Atlanta Silverbacks Park against the Atlanta Silverbacks reserves.


Blank Sticks Helps Us Countdown to 5 Years!
On Wednesday we will celebrate 5 years since we first launched the Worship Drummer website. I've been spending a lot of time reminiscing and it's been a pretty incredible journey filled with ups and downs, but it's been well worth it to look beyond that and see the worship drummer family grow larger, but also closer together.
On Wednesday we will release a special "Anniversary Edition" episode of the podcast, but before that happens, we wanted to start the celebrations early with a sweet giveaway from our generous friends over at Blank Sticks. We'll be giving away a brick of 5B drumsticks (there are 12 pairs of sticks in a brick).
Contest is open to residents in the continental US and Canada (no P.O. Boxes).
The winner will be announced here at 6PM on Wed. March 9, 2016. At the same time, we'll share the special promo code that will give you a pretty sweet (deep) worship drummer discount! Stay tuned!
Congrats to Kori Harding Jr. who is our winner. An email has been sent to you.


SAN DIEGO, June 1, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- TRACON Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq:TCON), a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company focused on the development and commercialization of novel targeted therapeutics for cancer, age-related macular degeneration and fibrotic diseases, today reported positive results from two separate clinical trials combining TRC105 with approved VEGF inhibitors. Data were presented at the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) 2015 Annual Meeting in Chicago.
The first study was the dose escalation Phase 1b portion of a Phase 1b/2 study of TRC105 in combination with Votrient® (pazopanib) in 18 patients with advanced soft tissue sarcomas. All patients in the Phase 1b study received at least one prior chemotherapy regimen, and prior treatment with Votrient was allowed. The median number of prior therapies for patients in the Phase 1b study was two, and ranged from one to seven. All patients were treated with the combination of TRC105 given once weekly (8 or 10 mg/kg) and Votrient at its approved dose of 800 mg per day. The combination was well-tolerated without the development of dose limiting toxicity. Six of 18 patients (33%) had tumor reductions of greater than 10% by RECIST, and median progression-free survival for patients to date is 5.9 months. One patient with angiosarcoma, a tumor type known to express high levels of endoglin, has an ongoing complete response by RECIST and remains on treatment at week 30. In addition, in the ongoing Phase 2 portion of the study, a patient with angiosarcoma also demonstrated a complete response to treatment that is ongoing at this time. The Phase 1b portion of the study has completed enrollment, and the Phase 2 portion of the study combining TRC105 with Votrient continues to enroll patients.
The National Cancer Institute (NCI) presented updated data for the dose escalation Phase 1b portion of a Phase 1b/2 study of TRC105 in combination with Nexavar® (sorafenib) in 20 patients with liver cancer. Eligible patients had compensated liver dysfunction and had not received prior treatment with Nexavar. All 20 patients enrolled in the clinical trial were treated with the combination of TRC105 given once every two weeks (3, 6, 10 or 15 mg/kg) and Nexavar at its approved dose of 400 mg given twice daily. Overall, the combination was well-tolerated; one patient developed dose limiting toxicity (liver enzyme elevation). Four of 10 patients (40%) treated at the top two dose levels of TRC105 had partial responses by RECIST, and two of these patients remain progression free for more than six months. For comparison, in separate Phase 3 clinical trials where Nexavar was given as a single agent, the partial response rate in first-line liver cancer patients was 2%. The Phase 1b portion of the study has completed enrollment, and the Phase 2 portion combining TRC105 with Nexavar continues to enroll patients.
"We continue to see encouraging data for TRC105 in combination with VEGF inhibitors that support targeting the endoglin and VEGF pathways simultaneously to deliver improved patient outcomes," said Charles Theuer, M.D., Ph.D, President and CEO of TRACON. "We look forward to completing enrollment in the ongoing Phase 2 clinical trial of TRC105 and Votrient by the end of the year, and working with our investigators to determine the next steps in the development of TRC105 in sarcoma. We also plan to initiate a Phase 2 trial of TRC105 in combination with Nexavar in liver cancer patients later this year."
The Phase 2 clinical trial is a multicenter, open-label, nonrandomized clinical trial of TRC105 in combination with Votrient in patients with soft tissue sarcoma. The primary endpoint of the Phase 2 study is progression-free survival. TRACON hopes to establish a correlation between progression-free survival and overall response rate with endoglin expression on sarcoma tissue in order to assess whether endoglin expression on sarcoma cells may serve as a biomarker that identifies responsive sarcoma subtypes. Approximately 63 patients who have failed prior anthracycline chemotherapy are expected to enroll in the study. For additional information on this clinical trial, please visit www.clinicaltrials.gov, identifier NCT01975519.
This press release contains forward-looking statements, including statements regarding the timing of enrollment in the Phase 2 study of TRC105 and Votrient, further development plans for TRC105 in sarcoma, TRACON's plans to initiate a Phase 2 trial of TRC105 in combination with Nexavar, the possible correlation between clinical trial endpoints and endoglin expression on sarcoma tissue, and expected parameters of future clinical studies. Forward-looking statements speak only as of the date of this press release and TRACON does not undertake any obligation to update or revise these statements, except as may be required by law. These forward-looking statements are based on management's expectations and assumptions as of the date of this press release and actual results may differ materially from those in these forward-looking statements as a result of various factors. These factors include, but are not limited to, the fact that results of subsequent studies may not be consistent with results of prior studies, TRACON's and NCI's ability to identify and enroll patients in on-going and planned Phase 2 studies, potential delays in completing on-going Phase 2 studies and initiating new studies, whether TRC105 will be shown to be safe and effective in subsequent studies, whether TRACON will be able to establish a correlation between endoglin expression on sarcoma tissue and clinical endpoints, and TRACON's and NCI's ability and willingness to fund additional clinical development of TRC105. For a further description of these and other risks facing TRACON, please see the risk factors described in TRACON's filings with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission, including those factors discussed under the caption "Risk Factors" in those filings. Forward-looking statements speak only as of the date of this press release and TRACON undertakes no obligation to update or revise these statements, except as may be required by law.


For more information, contact: Elisa Andreis (928) 274-1521 Russ Lyon Sothebys International Realty – Sedona. This vibrant brand new home sits on a hilltop and has great Red Rock views from every room. The living area has a loft-like feel, where kitchen, dining area and living room share the same open space but also serve as a breezeway with large sliding doors on both sides of the space. The U-shaped floor plan defines a very private, north facing courtyard, making the outdoor experience relaxing and pleasant. The style is European contemporary where shapes and planes intersect with each other, giving the house a clean and dynamic look. Quality finishes throughout: Brazilian Cherry hardwood floors, quartzite stone elements indoor and outdoor, glass mosaic bathrooms, Caesar stone countertops, travertine, High-Performance Low-E Anderson Windows with wooden interior finishes, GE Profile and Bosch Appliances, wine cooler, designer light fixtures, shoji screen wardrobes, very deep bath tubs including Kohlers Tea-for-Two and skylights. Outdoor spa, water feature and landscaping. Three decks and two-car garage. This home is sustainable and Energy Star compliant. It was designed and built in compliance with the guidelines of the US Green Building Council and the Energy Star rating system. Construction by Alain Soutenet of Sedona Green Solutions, specialized in sustainable building.


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HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 85
INTRODUCED BY REPRESENTATIVES SOLON (Sponsor), DAY, BRATTIN, DAVIS AND FISHER (Co-sponsors).
JOINT RESOLUTION
Submitting to the qualified voters of Missouri an amendment repealing section 39(b) of article III of the Constitution of Missouri, and adopting one new section in lieu thereof relating to the state lottery.
Be it resolved by the House of Representatives, the Senate concurring therein:
That at the next general election to be held in the state of Missouri, on Tuesday next following the first Monday in November, 2012, or at a special election to be called by the governor for that purpose, there is hereby submitted to the qualified voters of this state, for adoption or rejection, the following amendment to article III of the Constitution of the state of Missouri:
Section A. Section 39(b), article III, Constitution of Missouri, is repealed and one new section adopted in lieu thereof, to be known as section 39(b), to read as follows:
Section 39(b). 1. The general assembly shall have authority to authorize a Missouri state lottery by law. If such legislation is adopted, there shall be created a "State Lottery Commission" consisting of five members who shall be appointed by the governor with the advice and consent of the senate and who may be removed, for cause by the governor and who shall be chosen from the state at large and represent a broad geographic spectrum with no more than one member chosen from each federal congressional district. Each member at the time of his or her appointment and qualification shall have been a resident of this state for a period of at least five years next preceding his or her appointment and qualification and shall also be a qualified elector therein and be not less than thirty years of age. No more than three members of the commission shall be members of the same political party. Members of the commission shall have three-year terms as provided by law. Members of the commission shall receive no salary but shall receive their actual expenses incurred in the performance of their responsibilities. The commission shall employ such persons as provided by law. The commission shall have the authority to join other states and jurisdictions for the purpose of conducting joint lottery games. 2. The money received by the Missouri State lottery commission from the sale of Missouri lottery tickets, and from all other sources, shall be deposited in the "State Lottery Fund", which is hereby created in the state treasury. No later than July 1, 2013, the state lottery commission shall develop and begin selling electronic pull-tab cards, and all net proceeds received from the sales of such electronic pull-tab cards shall be deposited solely in the veterans' commission capital improvements trust fund, as provided by law.
3. Except as provided in subsection 2 of section 39(b), the monies received from the Missouri state lottery shall be governed by appropriation of the general assembly. Beginning July 1, 1993, monies representing net proceeds after payment of prizes and administrative expenses shall be transferred by appropriation to the "Lottery Proceeds Fund" which is hereby created within the state treasury and such monies in the lottery proceeds fund shall be appropriated solely for public institutions of elementary, secondary and higher education.
4. A minimum of forty-five percent of the money received from the sale of Missouri state lottery tickets shall be awarded as prizes.
5. The commission shall have the authority to purchase and hold title to any securities of the United States government or its agencies and instrumentalities thereof for prizes, as provided by law.
6. Until July 1, 1993, any person possessing a department of revenue retail sales license as provided by law or any chartered civic, fraternal, charitable or political organization or labor organization shall be eligible to obtain a license to act as a lottery ticket sales agent except a license to act as an agent to sell lottery tickets shall not be issued to any person primarily engaged in business as a lottery ticket sales agent. Until July 1, 1993, the general assembly may impose additional qualifications on such persons to obtain a lottery ticket sales agent license as it deems appropriate. Until July 1, 1993, the commission is also authorized to sell lottery tickets at its office and at special events as provided by law. Beginning July 1, 1993, the general assembly shall enact laws governing lottery ticket sales.
7. Revenues produced from the conduct of a state lottery shall not be part of "total state revenues" as defined in sections 17 and 18 of article X of this constitution and the expenditure of such revenue shall not be an "expense of state government" under section 20 of article X of this constitution.

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Thief Caught With MyLookout Android Application!
A couple in Wilsonville, Oregon had their home broken into while they were sleeping only to find out that both of their Motorola Droid Android Phones and other valuable electronics had been stolen. The thief must not have known the rightful owner had installed an Android Application called Lookout because soon after he began taking pictures of himself with one of the Droid cameras.
The application performs a backup service at midnight every night and the self-portrait pictures of the robber were uploaded to the web as part of the service.
GOTCHYA! The suspect was a 15-year old male who police believe had been scoping out the victim's house for quite some time. They also believe there is at least one accomplice since the pictures were taken by a third (or second?) party. Pictures from the phone, only some of which are displayed below, were used to identify the suspect.
A local television news station ran with the story and you can watch the video here. While they show the Droid in all its Android glory and briefly picture the MyLookout web interface, they don't go into depth on either.
Because the thieving boy was only 15-years old they would not disclose whether or not he was a jealous iPhone fanboy trying to secretly indulge in his love for Android.


In Wales, the party pledges to keep open primary schools with at least 20 pupils, and introduce elections to local health boards. They also pledge to reduce immigration by securing Britain's borders, and continue with their aim of removing the UK from the European Union. Promoting more use of nuclear energy, they would ban any planned future onshore wind farms, as well as dismantling existing ones.
UKIP only secured 4.6% of the vote in the 2001 elections. Although they failed to win a seat, they did gain some ground in Wales, and put them on course to win seats in the next Assembly election.


For our days off this week we had to go to Brighton for a hospital appointment, despite this reason, it was a super couple of days. We decided to take a trip to the National Trust property and gardens of Nymans in Sussex.
We had a wonderful time just meandering around the gardens. In Sussex everything is far more advanced in terms of growth and seasonal flowering than back in Pembrokeshire. Here, the rhododendrons and azaleas are at their best whereas in Pembrokeshire they are just in bud….
Nymans is an English garden in Handcross. It was developed, starting in the late 19th century, by three generations of the Messel family, and was brought to renown by Leonard Messel. In 1953 Nymans became a National Trust property.
Door of the day…. does it lead to a secret garden?
The wisteria was in full bloom, it's heady scent was heavy in the still air. I absolutely love it.
I love The Handkerchief Tree; watching the 'hankies shiver in the breeze. So lucky to have seen it.
Oh…. and just for your information, hospital appointment went well.
Thanks Anne, Nymans was one of our favourite places when we lived in Sussex.


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School is out today so let's Play! Students build robots that use a DC motor. Students are introduced to how a DC motor works and build and modify moving robots. Learn the fundamentals of how an electric motor works by building an electric robot model such as a two wheeled car in this fun and exciting workshop! No prior experience required.No prior experience required. Our lesson plans are built around RoboThink's proprietary kits, plans and STEM curriculum, designed by teachers and engineers. The activities are interactive, hands-on and engaging to promote learning in a fun way!


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ARMY - AR 635-200
Active Duty Enlisted Administrative Separations
Organization: ARMY
This regulation prescribes policies and standards to ensure the readiness and competency of the force while providing for the orderly administrative separation of Soldiers for a variety of reasons. It prescribes the policies, procedures, and authority for separation of Soldiers upon expiration term of service (ETS) or fulfillment of active duty obligation, and the general provisions governing the separation of Soldiers before ETS or fulfillment of active duty obligation to meet the needs of the Army and its Soldiers. The regulation implements laws and policies governing voluntary retirement of Soldiers for length of service, and criteria governing uncharacterized separations and the issuance of honorable, general, and under other than honorable conditions discharges within the Department of the Army (DA).
AR 635-200
Purpose This regulation prescribes policies and standards to ensure the readiness and competency of the force while providing for the orderly administrative separation of Soldiers for a variety of...
Purpose a. This regulation sets policies, standards, and procedures to ensure the readiness and competency of the force while providing for the orderly administrative separation of Soldiers for a...
Applicability. This regulation applies to all enlisted soldiers serving on active duty in the Active Army, including United States Army Reserve soldiers serving on extended active duty. It also...
Purpose. a. This regulation sets policies, standards, and procedures to ensure the readiness and competency of the force while providing for the orderly administrative separation of soldiers for a...
a. This regulation applies to all enlisted soldiers serving on active duty in the Active Army, including United States Army Reserve soldiers serving on extended active duty. It also applies to Army...
AR 600-8-6 - Personnel Accounting and Strength Reporting
Published by ARMY on June 27, 2022
Purpose This regulation prescribes the policies for the personnel accounting and strength reporting (PASR) human resources (HR) support office function of the HR Support System (see AR 600 – 8). All...
AR 637-2 - Separation Pay (Nondisability) and Levels of Payment
Published by ARMY on August 18, 2022
Purpose This policy prescribes the separation pay processing functions of the military personnel system. It provides principles of support, standards of service, policies, tasks, rules, and steps...
AR 135-18 - The Active Guard Reserve Program
Published by NAVY on September 29, 2017
Purpose This regulation prescribes the policy and procedures for the administration of the Active Guard Reserve (AGR) Program. It provides Army policy for the selection, utilization, and...
AR 135-91 - Service Obligations, Methods of Fulfillment, Participation Requirements, and Enforcement Provisions
Published by ARMY on March 14, 2016
Purpose This regulation defines Army National Guard of the United States (ARNGUS) and U.S. Army Reserve (USAR) service obligations. It prescribes policies and procedures governing the various types...
AR 140-111 - U.S. Army Reserve Reenlistment Program
Published by ARMY on March 2, 2018
Purpose This regulation prescribes policies, responsibilities, and procedures for the U.S. Army Reserve (USAR) Reenlistment Program. It provides guidance for commanders and career counselors...
AR 145-1 - SENIOR RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS PROGRAM: ORGANIZATION, ADMINISTRATION, AND TRAINING (UPDATE PRINTING INCORPORATES CHANGES 1-2)
Published by ARMY on July 22, 1996
AR 140-10 - Assignments, Attachments, Details, and Transfers
Purpose This regulation prescribes policies, responsibilities, and procedures to assign, attach, detail, remove, or transfer U.S. Army Reserve (USAR) Soldiers.
AR 600-106 - Flying Status for Nonrated Army Aviation Personnel
Published by ARMY on February 2, 2022
Purpose This regulation implements DoDI 1340.09 and prescribes procedures for administering flying status for nonrated personnel who perform frequent and regular flight while performing their...
AR 220-1 - Army Unit Status Reporting and Force Registration–Consolidated Policies
Purpose This regulation implements the policy, processes, methodologies, and information technology (IT) systems established by the Secretary of Defense (SECDEF), the Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff...
AR 135-178 - Enlisted Administrative Separations
Published by ARMY on November 7, 2017
Applicability. This regulation applies to Army National Guard/Army National Guard of the United States, and U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers not serving on active duty Purpose This regulation sets...


The public is being told to remain vigilant in choosing cheaper alternatives to more popular brands of alcohol after it has emerged that counterfeit bottles are being sold right across the UK, as councils across the country seize illegally manufactured products.
The Trading Standards Institute (TSI) is alerting consumers to the quality of cheap alcohol, warning of high quantities of chemicals that can be found in some illicit bottles.
Harmful cleaning products and liquids such as chloroform and acetone can seriously damage the drinker's health and, in some circumstances, cause liver failure of permanent blindness.
With concern in recent weeks regarding the dangerously low price of some alcohol and its effect on the UK's drinking culture, this comes as another reason to look into a minimum price on alcoholic drinks on sale.
Some bottles of vodka can cost as little as £6, and are much more attractive to those on a budget than the same quantity for a higher price. Students should be particularly aware of the risks when opting for a cheaper substitute.
The content of harmful chemicals in alcohol is not limited to vodka alone. Fake wine, whiskey and other spirits can also be found. Although the likelihood of purchasing counterfeit alcohol is low, there is still a risk to be considered.
Glen's Vodka, a brand often found in off licences, is just one company which has been imitated with illegal alcohol being sold in unofficial bottles. Drop Vodka has been highlighted by the TSI as a false brand.
The symptoms of alcohol poisoning can often be similar to those that occur after consuming a spiked drink. Vomiting, passing out and blue-tinged skin are just some of the signs to look out for.
Drinkers should be aware of an unusual and non-alcoholic smell when opening the bottle, a difference in the effect of the alcohol on the drinker, and an unpleasant or strange taste. Bottles can appear odd, with irregular labelling and different liquid levels.
'Tis the Season of the Sales… A Reason to be Jolly?


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Q: c# Function to export text file only runs once I have a function to export the contents of a gridview to a text file. It works fine, but it only works once. It successfully exports the first file sent to it, but then my program just stops. I've tried  it on multiple gridviews, so I know it works, but it will only export the first grid sent to it. My HTML:
<asp:Gridview runat="server" id="gvCTSWContracts" />
<asp:Gridview runat="server" id="gvCTSWDischargeCurves" />
<asp:Gridview runat="server" id="gvCTSWPrimaryDevices" />
<asp:Gridview runat="server" id="gvCTSWStations" />
<asp:Gridview runat="server" id="gvCTSWTaskOrders" />

My function:
public void ExportGrid(GridView gv, string gvName)
{

    //  Build the text file data
    string txt = string.Empty;

    txt += "
";

    //  Add the header row for text file
    txt += "
";
    foreach (TableCell cell in gv.HeaderRow.Cells)
    {
        txt += "";
        txt += cell.Text + "\t\t";
        txt += "	";
    }
    txt += "
";

    //  Add header line
    txt += "\r\n";

    foreach (GridViewRow row in gv.Rows)
    {
        //  Add the Data rows
        txt += "
";
        foreach (TableCell cell in row.Cells)
        {
            txt += "";
            txt += cell.Text + "\t\t";
            txt += "	";
        }
        txt += "
";
        //  Add new line
        txt += "\r\n";
    }

    txt += "
";

    //  Export the file
    Response.Clear();
    Response.Buffer = true;
    Response.AddHeader("content-disposition", "attachment;filename=" + gvName + ".html");
    Response.Charset = "";
    Response.ContentType = "application/text";
    Response.Output.Write(txt);
    Response.Flush();
    Response.End();

}

And here's how I'm calling it:
protected void ExportAll(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    ExportGrid(gvCTSWContracts, "CTSWContracts");
    ExportGrid(gvCTSWDischargeCurves, "CTSWDischargeCurves");
    ExportGrid(gvCTSWPrimaryDevices, "CTSWPrimaryDevices");
    ExportGrid(gvCTSWStations, "CTSWStations");
    ExportGrid(gvCTSWTaskOrders, "CTSWTaskOrders");
}

Can anyone tell me why all of my grids aren't being exported as separate files? Thank you.

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From September to November 2018, we traveled from the east coast to the west coast, and then back to the east coast again. That's right. We traveled the width of the country twice in only three months and it was insane… insanely awesome. Read all about it here!
We caught up with a couple of our vanlife friends, Matt and Ali, who share insights on their expenses while living on the road. In this post, they share an extremely detailed list of their expenses over a two month period (traveling from coast to coast) with the intention of helping others financially prepare to live their dreams!
We get asked about how we make vanlife work with a large dog like Snoop. Here's how we make sure Snoop loves living the vanlife as much as we do and some tips and tricks on how to make living on the road with a dog possible.
We're answering our most-asked question about van life: How do you make money on the road?" These are all the things we do to financially sustain our traveling lifestyle.
With the release of our Acoustic Sessions album, we wanted to give some background on ourselves as musicians and the inspiration behind the tracks on this album. We also give a peak inside our "mobile recording studio" and the equipment we use while creating music on the road.


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Digital Lessons from Go-Jek, Indonesia's Answer to Uber and Grab
Jason P. Davis , INSEAD Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship and Family Enterprise
What can be learnt from the meteoric rise of Indonesia's ride-hailing and logistics platform.
The Southeast Asian ride-hailing market was jolted by the recent announcement of Uber's retreat from the region. At first glance, it would appear a dramatic victory for Singapore-based rival platform Grab, which acquired Uber's Southeast Asian operations in exchange for a 27.5 percent stake. The merger's real winner, though, may be mutual investor SoftBank, which will be relieved from having to bankroll costly competition between the two apps. As of this writing, the completion of the deal is on hold pending review from the Singapore government's anti-trust watchdog.
One person who is doubtless following the Uber-Grab drama with particular interest is Nadiem Makarim, CEO and co-founder of Indonesian "super-app" Go-Jek. Coinciding as it does with the start of Go-Jek's push towards regional expansion, Uber's exit may open a path for Indonesia's first and biggest unicorn to extend its success beyond its home nation.
As of January 2018, Grab's valuation reportedly exceeded Go-Jek's by at least US$2 billion. But the battle between these two companies – whose CEOs attended Harvard Business School at the same time – is likely to be fierce, as those who know Go-Jek's story will attest. In the course of extensive field research at Go-Jek's Jakarta headquarters and preparation of an INSEAD Teaching Case, I learnt how Makarim and his team built a mobile empire despite local conditions that could not be more different from those of tiny, orderly Singapore.
Go-Jek: A capsule history
The initial inspiration for Go-Jek rose out of the traffic-clogged streets of Jakarta, Indonesia's capital. Jakartans are famously thought to spend ten years of their lives in traffic, much of it during the morning and evening rush. Two- to three-hour commutes are common. Your best bet to avoid the gridlock is to hail an ojek (motorcycle taxi). But flagging one down was often a challenge – at least, before Go-Jek came along. Ojek drivers were haphazardly strewn about the city, waiting on street corners and in parking lots to negotiate with those needing a ride.
Go-Jek began in 2010 as a call centre enabling riders to order an ojek by phone. In 2014, inspired by the success of Uber and other ride-sharing platforms, Makarim launched Go-Jek as a smartphone app. But unlike Uber and Grab, which had both feet firmly planted in transportation at launch and added other services later, Makarim had a menu in mind from the outset. Ride-sharing services alone, he reasoned, would not generate sufficient network effects to achieve lift-off and scale. Business would slump outside the rush hours. To keep drivers busy all day and increase demand, Go-Jek also offered Go-Send (a courier service) and Go-Food (food delivery).
As Makarim explained to me, "All three are the same essentially: a motorcycle from A to B. The difference is in the sense that one is picking up a human and one is picking up a package."
By mid-2015, Go-Jek was one of Indonesia's most downloaded apps. In its first 14 months, the app logged 100 million transactions. Additional services were introduced in swift succession, including Go-Mart (grocery delivery), Go-Clean (a housekeeping and cleaning service) and even Go-Massage (for booking spa treatments anywhere). In short, Go-Jek had become perhaps the only app outside China to merit the "super-app" status of an Alipay or WeChat. Recently, Go-Jek moved into the fintech space, offering an e-wallet called Go-Pay that customers could use for all Go-Jek services. Aware that 64 percent of Indonesians had no access to banking services, Makarim saw great potential for eventual expansion into transactions outside the app system. A series of fintech acquisitions in December 2017 brought his hopes closer to reality.
Lessons for success
Two main points of Makarim's strategy enabled Go-Jek to grasp the opportunities of the Indonesian market – chiefly its 260 million-strong population, 55 percent of whom are younger than 30 – without slamming into its many roadblocks.
First, Makarim realised from the start that the drivers were his lifeblood. Deviating from the standard demand-dictates-supply business logic, he correctly predicted that a massive deployment of available drivers would release pent-up demand for Go-Jek's suite of services. So while Uber spent millions upon millions on promotions and price cuts aimed at both drivers and customers, Go-Jek focused marketing efforts squarely on the fleet. The company held a string of huge, street-fair-style driver recruitment events in basketball stadiums, signing on drivers by the tens of thousands.
Sharply contrasting Uber's controversial preference to regard its drivers as independent contractors, Go-Jek encouraged drivers to feel like an integral part of the organisation. Drivers who could not afford a smartphone were given loans to buy one; assistance was granted to those who didn't have the necessary paperwork to register legally as a Go-Jek driver. Drivers flaunted their association with the app via branded attire and accessories, which quickly made the streets of Jakarta stream with Go-Jek's signature shade of green.
Second, Makarim's familiarity with the local environment helped him sidestep pitfalls early on. The pivotal decision to concentrate on ojeks, for example, was doubly context-savvy: It skirted direct competition with Jakarta's existing taxi industry, while dodging the nation's transport regulations, which applied only to four-wheeled vehicles. By the time the app introduced four-wheelers in 2016, Go-Jek had already cultivated a public profile as a boon to the local economy and a patriotic symbol of Indonesian progress.
Go-Jek's goodwill in governmental circles was tested on 18 December 2015, when the news broke that the Ministry of Transportation had announced a blanket ban on ride-hailing transport apps. This also happened to be the day Makarim's first child was born. "It was both the worst day of my life, and the best," he told me. Less than 12 hours after the ban was announced, however, Indonesian president Joko Widodo overturned it, declaring, "We need to remember that ojek exists because the people need it."
Makarim explains the turnabout, "It's not always regulatory concerns that are most important; it's how much political capital you have by providing the most number of jobs, by having a million users."
Go-Jek's strategy for Southeast Asian expansion is designed to capitalise on lessons and skillsets gleaned on its home turf. Makarim is eyeing countries such as the Philippines and Thailand, which share with Indonesia many of the logistical challenges (e.g. epic traffic jams) that arise when infrastructure cannot keep pace with urbanisation and economic expansion. The planned entry to Singapore is more unique, reflecting its status as an important Southeast Asian business hub. Yet Grab possesses a decided advantage as the earlier entrant in these markets. The competition between Go-Jek and Grab may be won by the platform that is faster and better at leveraging local resources to solve problems that prevail regionally.
Jason Davis is an Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship and Family Enterprise at INSEAD. He thanks INSEAD's Emerging Markets Institute for supporting research on Go-Jek.
Jason P. Davis
is an Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship and Family Enterprise at INSEAD. He studies digital transformation and innovation in large enterprises, especially Big Tech companies in Asia and the US, as well as the strategies of start-ups in digital platform ecosystems, such as the iPhone and Android mobile ecosystems.
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A curious combination of prediction technology and human censors enables ByteDance to create a dynamic global video ecosystem.
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Uber, Grab and Go-Jek embody emerging strategies in international platform competition.
Competition in the Age of Amazon
Henrich Greve & Seo Yeon Song
Amazon's dominance is changing the power structure of publishing – a pattern that may be borne out in several other industries.


Today I had peace in the form of sugar & screen. I had a return to myself for a few brief hours that has me calm with a smile hours later. All hail baking and the magic that was released into the world and the available screens: Love Actually. Even just hearing the theme music gets me all warm and happy.
Since I was a child pouring sugar all over the floor in an attempt to produce meringue cookies, I've been a baker. (butter baking trick at the end) There's a feeling of all being right with the word when I'm baking on my own. There's a calmness I don't often get to experience in other activities including cooking. Can I cook? Yep. Am I amazing at it? Sometimes. Am I good at baking? Yes except pastry, I've never done pastry or pies. A moment of preening: I had a baking catering thing going to bake cupcakes & cakes for a year or so during the whole cupcake craze. I loved it, baking, creating recipes, figuring out ways to customize my products, and working with customers. I loved it all until it was cut short when toxic mold sent us my parents'. I didn't bake there often, I think my Mom had flashbacks of sugar floor. This continued through another mold house until we finally found this home a little over 3 years ago, right at the time of my break.
The thing is, I lost many parts of myself during my break, a few stood out today. I hadn't watched my annual Love Actually or any other RomComs really, even other ones I would watch often. I was in a weird place where my husband knew everything, and I began modeling myself after him. Don't get me wrong, I love action movies, my Dad made sure of it. Watching Kickboxer with him is one of my favorite memories. This love didn't hurt when getting dates either, but they weren't the only movies I enjoyed. Early in our relationship Miles & I would swap out, two for us, one for me. It went on for years until life got busy. You know, kids. I still watched them on my own or with the mini, but all that stopped, life was too much.
Today I spent hours baking Christmas cookies with Love Actually in the background. My recipe page turned into a blog ideas notepad as I was reminded of all my thoughts and feelings in this movie. It has every type of love I can think of: young, unrequited, adulterous, familial, lost, grieved, caregiver, and across language barriers. Some people complain it's not romantic, but that's the point. Love isn't romance, it's broad and varied, earned or not, it's what makes us who we are and creates our life worth living.
Today I was at peace for a few hours.
While I was looking for photos, I learned that despite Hugh Grant's confusion and some miffy authors, this movie is so widely appreciated it's described a classic holiday movie and a cult favorite.
If you don't have the patience or planning to get softened butter, just cut it up all over and tilt it a bit and it will go quickly. This also works with cream cheese.
You can find the sequel here, done for Red Nose Day 2017, complete with another Hugh Grant dance and the traditional music at the end covering charity scenes that has me all teary right now.
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Радзиевский — польская фамилия.

Известные носители
 Радзиевский, Алексей Иванович (1911—1979) — советский военачальник, Герой Советского Союза.
 Радзиевский, Владимир Вячеславович (1911—2003) — советский учёный, физик-астроном.
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 Радзиевский, Михаил Стефан (1645—1705) — римско-католический и государственный деятель Речи Посполитой.

 Радзиевская, Софья Борисовна (1892—1989) — советская детская писательница.

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>Woo Hoo! I reached the Van Halen page view level (5150). Someone came here looking for the listerine story.
I also got a new job! I start on Monday. It's in the same industry I was in previously (real estate). I like to discribe my old office as Glen Garry Glenross: the Comedy. I'm hoping things will be even more fun at this new place. It's alot more corporate than my old job, but my supervisor is pretty cool, so I have a good feeling about it. On to the next search…a home of my own!
I was thinking today…are there people who actually choose not to sit in a booth at a restaurant if given a choice? Why? I think a booth is alot more comfortable than a crappy wooden chair.
End of the random report…more to come tomorrow.
>If the old office was Glenngary Glennross, which character were you?
>I really hope your new office has a "puker" like your old one.
>I guess I was Kevin Spacey's character.


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Woman Claims OBGYN Wouldn't Perform Hysterectomy in Case Her 'Sexual Orientation Changes'
By Alexandra Schonfeld On 11/4/21 at 5:55 PM EDT
World Reproductive Health Surgery Ireland
Reproductive health continues to be a hot-button topic both in the United States and in countries around the world. Earlier this year, conversations ramped up surrounding reproductive health as Texas implemented the most restrictive abortion law in the U.S.
The law prohibits an abortion after a "fetal heartbeat" can be detected, Newsweek reported, which is as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.
Reproductive health can refer to all matters having to do with the reproductive system. In Ireland, one woman is claiming a doctor denied her a hysterectomy despite "debilitating period pain" that she has been experiencing since she was a child.
The reason? She said the doctor did not want to consider a hysterectomy in case the woman's "sexual orientation changes."
"Can't believe that today a gynaecologist [sic] told me that a hysterectomy wouldn't be considered as an option for my debilitating period pain on the off chance that I divorce my wife, my sexual orientation changes, I meet a man and decide I want children," Rachel Champ, whose username is @RachChamp_, wrote on Twitter
A hysterectomy is typically a procedure to remove the uterus, according to the Mayo Clinic, but a "total hysterectomy" would refer to both the uterus and cervix being removed. In some cases, the ovaries and fallopian tubes might be removed as well.
The post has now been retweeted over 35,000 times and has been flooded with responses of similar experiences.
"Yep I was told this to," one person responded. "I already had 3 kids and I was single and they said what if you meet someone who wants kids? I responded we can adopt but why does an imaginary man have more say over my body than I do?"
Another wrote, "I can't even get my OB Gyn to put me on the implant so the extremely painful periods stop. Her objection? What if I suddenly meet a man and suddenly decide I want babies right [f**king] now and I have to go through the hassle of taking it out of my arm."
Champ followed up the post by adding that she is 27 years old and has experienced severe pain associated with her period since she was 10 years old.
"I've had two surgeries [1 with ovarian drilling], tried three different contraceptive pills, the mirena [sic] coil, and have tried every combination of painkillers. Nothing has helped," she wrote.
Champ told Newsweek in an email that this interaction came after an overnight stay at the hospital due to ovarian cysts. She had already been seen by the gynecologist on another occasion and had asked not to see him again because she felt he was dismissive of her pain.
Champ, who was there with her wife, discussed in detail the history of her 17-year struggle with pain. After trying virtually every non-invasive option, she asked if a hysterectomy would be an option after the doctor suggested seeking a pain management specialist.
"I am aware that a hysterectomy is a drastic option and I know that it is irreversible," Champ told Newsweek. "After 17 years of experiencing such debilitating pain every month, and the impact it is having on my mental health, my relationships, my work and college work, and my social life, I feel like I have already tried the vast majority of the less invasive options. I have tried everything that has been suggested to me by every doctor I have seen."
Throughout the visit, the doctor referred to Champ as being 25 and when corrected said there was no difference between 25 and 27. To Champ, the mix-up indicated that he had not taken the time to properly look at her file.
After his comments about her sexuality, his final suggestion was to try acupuncture.
"Word for word he said 'I don't want you to have regrets if circumstances change for you, maybe you leave your partner, your sexual orientation changes, you meet someone and he wants children,'" she told Newsweek. "At this point, I knew there was no room to discuss this with him. I had opened up about how bad the pain is and how much it impacts my mental health, but his only concern was for a fictional man who may want me to carry his child in the future."
One commenter tagged Dr. Jennifer Gunter in the post who is an OBGYN that has become outspoken on social media about all issues pertaining to reproductive health. She is the author of the books The Menopause Manifesto and The Vagina Bible.
"I think of [sic] someone is offered all the options and understands the benefits and risks they should get to choose the one[s] that they want," Gunter wrote. "So NSAIDs, TENS, hormonal medications, hormonal IUD, ablation, and hysterectomy."
Actress Lena Dunham spoke openly about her decision to get a hysterectomy at 31 after a years-long struggle with chronic pain and endometriosis, she wrote for Vogue in 2018.
A woman on Twitter claimed her doctor would not consider a hysterectomy in the event her "sexual orientation changes." Here, a stock photo shows a typical gynecological chair. Jacek_Sopotnicki/Getty Images
On the flip side, hysterectomies have also been over-performed. As recently as last year, forced- sterilization was reported to be occurring at the U.S. border, according to CNN and in Virginia, a doctor was found to be performing hysterectomies at his discretion for insurance fees, Women's Health reported, also in 2020.
In the most recent update to her post, @RachChamp_ emphasized that her doctor did not give any medical reason for denying the procedure.
"Important to mention that he did not give me any medical reason why I could not have a hysterectomy. He told me it isn't an option because I'm too young, the pain I'm in is clouding my judgment [sic] and my life circumstances may change," she wrote. "No medical reason why it's not an option."
Champ said she never expected her tweet to "blow up" the way it did. As of November 8, she says the tweet has now been viewed 17 million times.
"I found it really emotional and hard to read some of the experiences other people have had," she said. "People were talking about their own experiences, or experiences their family members or friends have had. In a way it was nice to feel that I'm not alone in having experienced something like this, it's also heartbreaking to think about the number of people who experience this every single day."
Newsweek reached out to the American Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Foundation, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, the Ireland Department of Health and @RachChamp_ for comment.
Updated 11/09/21,10:15 a.m. ET: This story has been updated to include @RachChamp_'s full name and comments from Champ.


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Solectria Renewables to Power 8MW Solar Installation in North America
Publié le 31 juil. 2013
July 30, 2013 – Solectria Renewables announced today that its SGI 500 inverters will power an 8MW solar system in North America, at Mercer County Community College in West Windsor, New Jersey. Solectria Renewables' inverters were specified by MasTec Renewables Construction Company.
"We've worked with Solectria Renewables on other projects, including a 4.75MW solar system in Massachusetts, so we already have experience with the reliability and durability of their products as well as the responsiveness of their sales, operations and customer services teams," said Aron Anderson, Director of Estimating of MasTec. "When this project arose, there was no doubt that we would engage Solectria again. We truly value their products and company as a whole."
The 8MW solar system is located on a 45 acre parcel of land at MCCC and will save the college approximately $750,000 annually.
Patricia C. Donohue, MCCC President, said the solar farm moves MCCC forward on many fronts. "The solar farm will save critical dollars and enable us to restore to our budget many cuts in programs and services we have made over the past two years. It also helps us fulfill our sustainability goals. We have committed to the American College & University Presidents' Climate Commitment (ACUPCC) with the goal of achieving carbon neutrality."
"Being chosen by MasTec is an honor and we value our partnership with them," said Bob Montanaro, Southeast Regional Sales Manager of Solectria Renewables. "We know that our inverters are the best choice for this 8MW project – they have been deployed across all of North America because of their reliability, bankability and highest return on investment (ROI)."
Source: Solectria Renewables
Solectria (Composants): https://fr.enfsolar.com/solectria


of the regulatory and legal frameworks in Bulgaria and abroad - Kosovo, Egypt, Mecedonia, ect.
We are Bulgarian lawyers specialized mainly in the field of energy law and in various aspects of the energy sector - electricity, natural gas and district heating, RES, energy efficiency and investments in the field of energy.
We have the necessary extensive experience and practice that would enable us to provide valuable advices and day-to-day consulting also in the specific sectors of the law - corporate and commercial law, civil law, real and administrative law. We have significant experience of providing legal consulting for the transactions in the field of privatization and concessions, in civil construction and reconstruction.


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Lola Merino  (Spanyolország, 1969 –) spanyol születésű mexikói színésznő.

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Lola Merino 1969-ben született Spanyolországban. Karrierjét 1986-ban kezdte. 1988-ban a Pasión y poderban játszott, ahol Ana Karen szerepét játszotta. 1991-ben a La pícara soñadora című sorozatban játszott. 2012-ben Mercedes szerepét játszotta a Könnyek királynője című telenovellában.

Filmográfia

Telenovellák

Televisa
 Sueño de amor (2016) - Viviana Conde
 Muchacha italiana viene a casarse (2014)
 Por siempre mi amor (2013-2014) - Marcela Zambrano
 Könnyek királynője (Corona de lágrimas) (2012-2013) - Mercedes Cervantes de Ancira
 Dos hogares (2011) - Juana María
 Vad szív (Corazón salvaje) (2010) - Eloísa de Berrón
 Verano de amor (2009) - Sofía Duarte
 Tú y yo (1996-1997) - Alicia Santillana Díaz-Infante
 La pícara soñadora (1991) - Mónica Rochild (2)
 Cenizas y diamantes (1990)  - Celeste
 Simplemente María (1989-1990)  - Fernanda Amolinar
 Mi segunda madre (1989-1990)  - Margarita
 Pasión y poder (1988)  - Ana Karen Montenegro

TV Azteca
 Montecristo (2006-2007) - Lysi Savoy
 La calle de las novias (2000)  - Lisette
 Marea Brava (1999)

Sorozatok
 Segunda enseñanza (1986)
 Epizód: El mito del eterno retorno

Filmek
 Buscando al culpable (1990)

Források

Mexikói színészek
Mexikói nők
Spanyol nők
1969-ben született személyek
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Weather in Bridgetown
Weather archive at the weather station ( 17 km, +27.6 °C+82 °F )
58 minutes ago at the airport (17 km) it was +23 °C+73 °F, mostly cloudy, normal air pressure, high humidity (89%), light breeze (2 m/s) (7 km/h) (4 mph) (4 knots) (2 Bft) blowing from the east. Shower(s) in the vicinity.
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One of our favourite bands from The Great Escape this year where they played to huge elated crowd.
2017 was a terrific year for the red-hot Uxbridge based Bloxx – who arrived ferociously at the tail-end of the summer, with boundless energy and a fresh new charge of grunge-pop that the world was very ready for. Debut offerings 'Your Boyfriend' and the Radio 1 playlisted 'You' were swiftly followed up with an Annie Mac championed second double A-Side 'Coke' / 'Curtains' whilst the band toured relentlessly – supporting Sundara Karma, The Wombats, INHEAVEN up and down the country.
This year, they're armed with more music, more touring and even more determination to conquer the world. The new single 'Novocain' is another very impressive step forward- once again demonstrating how good they are. It's ragged and raw, but loaded with perfect pop hooks that stay with you for days – and that's exactly why Bloxx are so alarmingly infectious; and with the boundless energy to match, there is no stopping them as they continue to ascend.
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Two-week halibut closure begins Friday
Eureka resident Neil Butler landed a healthy 50-pound Pacific halibut last Wednesday while fishing out of Eureka. The halibut fishing out of both Eureka and Trinidad has been excellent since the opener on May 1. The first installment of the halibut season will close after Thursday, June 15 and will re-open on July 1. Photo courtesy of Gary Blasi/Full Throttle Sport Fishing
The first of four sport Pacific halibut seasons off of California will come to a close after today, June 15. So far, the halibut fishing has been spectacular out of Eureka and Trinidad. The North Coast has always been known for its salmon, but it's quickly becoming a halibut mecca as well. The first season, which opened on May 1, saw plenty of sport and charter boats alike haul in their limit of one fish per angler. It's not uncommon to go out and catch a few, but to put five or six on board is pretty special. But now it's time shift our focus over to rockfish and give the halibut a two-week breather. The season will re-open on July 1 and remain open through July 15. The remainder of the seasons open dates are: Aug. 1-15 and Sept. 1-Oct. 31, or until the quota is reached, whichever is earlier. CDFW has projected 6,490 net pounds of the 34,580 pound quota of Pacific Halibut has been harvested as of June 11.To view the latest catch projection information, visit https://www.wildlife.ca.gov/Conservation/Marine/Pacific-Halibut#31670772-in-season-tracking
For information about the seasons and regulations, visit https://www.wildlife.ca.gov/Conservation/Marine/Pacific-Halibut#31670771-pacific-halibut-regulations
The ocean is forecasted to get a little more wind this weekend, but may remain fishable. Out 10 nautical miles north of Cape Mendocino, Friday's forecast is calling for winds out of the W up to 5 knots with W waves 7 feet at 11 seconds. Winds will increase on Saturday, and the forecast is calling for 10 to 20 knots out of the N and W waves 7 feet at 10 seconds. On Sunday, N winds are predicted to be 10 to 20 knots, with waves N 7 feet at 9 seconds. These conditions can and will change by the weekend. For up-to-date weather forecast, visit http://www.weather.gov/eureka/. You can also call the National Weather Service at (707) 443-7062 or the office on Woodley Island at (707) 443-6484.
CDPH Lifts Warning About Certain Shellfish from Del Norte and Marin Counties
The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) lifted health advisories on June 2 related to certain sport-harvested bivalve shellfish in Del Norte and Marin counties. For Del Norte County, the advisory is being lifted for whole scallops and clam species other than razor clams. For Marin County, the advisory is being lifted for whole scallops and all clams. The health advisories were issued due to elevated levels of paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP) toxins. Recent tests show that PSP toxins have decreased to safe or undetectable levels. There have been no reported illnesses associated with these PSP events. The CDPH warning against eating sport-harvested razor clams from Del Norte and Humboldt counties due to dangerous levels of another toxin, domoic acid, remains in effect, as does the statewide annual quarantine on sport-harvested mussels.
North Coast Fishing Communities meeting coming June 21
The California Fish and Game Commission invites interested stakeholders to join a discussion to explore what may contribute to resiliency and long-term prosperity of fishing communities in northern California. The discussion is part of an ongoing dialogue to help clarify common concerns throughout the state, and help inform future Commission discussion or action. The meeting will be held on June 21 from 3:00 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Howonquet Hall Community Center, 101 Indian Ct., in Smith River, CA. For more information about the Commission, visit www.fgc.ca.gov
Fish Lake Kid's fishing derby coming June 24
The 43rd annual Kid's Fish Lake Fishing Derby is taking place on Saturday, June 24 in Orleans. The derby starts promptly at 8 a.m. and runs until noon. It's open to kids from Pre-K to the 8th grade. Poles and tackle will not be provided and an adult must accompany all children. Hot dogs and lemonade will be provided; adults are encouraged to bring a side dish or salad to share. The Orleans Rod and Gun Club, Orleans Ranger District, Coast Central Credit Union, CA Deer Assoc., Pacific Outfitters, AmeriCorps Watershed Stewards, and Our River Community host the event. For more information, contact LeRoy Cyr at (530) 627-3262.
"Up until Tuesday, conditions on the halibut grounds were about perfect," said Tim Klassen of Reel Steel Sport Fishing. "Conditions definitely changed, the surface water temps went from 52 to 56 degrees, and there isn't the sign of life that has been there since the season opened. It looks like some new water pushed in from somewhere, probably a good time for the season to close. But it's been a great season so far. More bait is showing up in the bay, and a few more keeper California halibut are being caught. There are still lots of shorts, about a third are keeper size," said Klassen.
With so many undersized California halibut currently in the bay, it's a good practice not to bring the fish in the boat if you don't have too. Releasing the fish on the side of the boat is the best option. If you do net a "shaker", be sure and use a soft, rubberized net with the smallest mesh available to avoid splitting the tail. Tail splits, if not severe, will heal, but will make the fish susceptible to fin rot. California halibut must be a minimum of 22 inches in length and the bag and possession limit is three.
Halibut fishing has been pretty good this past week according to Curt Wilson of Wind Rose Charters out of Trinidad. He said, "There are a few boats that fish regularly that do really well. The rockfish bite, at least for black rockfish, is wide-open from Redding Rock to Patrick's Point. We're catching a handful of vermillion, coppers, and cabezon, but the majority have been blacks. There are also a few nice lings around, but it isn't on fire," Wilson said.
The halibut bite was pretty good on Wednesday according to Leonard Carter of Crescent City's Englund Marine. "I didn't hear where the guys were fishing, but sounds like a few were caught. The rockfish action has been really good at all the usual spots when the boats have been able to get out. And the perch are still biting at both Kellogg and South beaches," Carter added.
Shelter Cove:
"The rockfish bite has been awesome at both Gorda and Rogers Break," said Captain Jake Mitchell of Sea Hawk Sport Fishing. "I fished Gorda on Saturday with two guys who had booked the whole boat and got limits of halibut to 46 pounds and limits of lingcod and rockfish. Locally, the rockfish bite has been a little slow. There's been plenty of lingcod, but it's been tough getting limits of snappers. We fished all around the Old Man on Friday and did ok. Wednesday we got a pretty decent variety at the Hat along with limits of crab."
Last weekend's rain definitely kick-started the spring salmon run as the fishing was the best it's been this season. The boat pressure is sporadic, but most are getting a chance at one to three fish per trip. The fishing should continue to improve through the month.
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