What is the Rookery story?
We love food, we love coffee, we love to drink. Rookery was founded by 3 individuals – Daniel, who loves his beer and whisky. Michelle, who adores her wines and Sue-shan, who absolutely needs her coffee fix. And all three of them love goooooooood food.
Well, it is a gathering of seals, penguin or crows according to the dictionary. We named the place Rookery because that's what the place is all about – a gathering of awesome individuals indulging in wonderfully good times over simple good food.
Brunch café by day, restaurant bar by night, Rookery is nestled in the heart of the CBD. Inspired by the Australian and American casual dining culture and the creativity of new age cooking techniques with the finest produce and edgy presentation, Rookery presents a unique dining experience with emphasis on the raw rustic nature of our locally sourced ingredients.
Rookery is the perfect hangout from the hustle and bustle of your busy world. Start your day with us – grab a coffee and a hearty breakfast prepared with love. Have a casual lunch meeting knowing that you will be well taken care of. And end the night with an ice-cold beer chillin' with your friends and colleagues. Work and live well at Rookery.
Rookery is a place to escape and just be yourself, we want you to eat, drink, and be merry in great company. We want to create a wondrous, unforgettable experience for you with warm hospitality and awesome grub.
This is a place where you can walk in every single time knowing it's going to be good.
We are located 3 mins walk away from Raffles Place MRT & Downtown MRT station.


Sizing Sizing is based on European shoe size: (EUR). For detailed sizing information see chart. Each insole has cut points allowing reshaping to the desired size for optimum fit within footwear. See cut guide inside for further details.
The Neo G NeoThotics - Full Length Insoles are Unisex and each insole has cut points allowing reshaping to the desired size for optimum fit within footwear. The insoles are ergonomically designed to fit the anatomy of the wearer's foot, helping with heel and arch pain. Constructed from a Premium Grade Silicone for shock absorption and cushioning, it features an embedded Hexagonal Tech Mesh that strengthens the insole for maximum support and protection. The insoles help reduce shock loads particularly in the forefoot and heel areas of the foot, where blue zones help offer soft orthotic cushioning. They also offer true arch support that helps with flat feet/fallen arches. By cradling and cushioning the entire sole, these inserts encourage pressure redistribution and ease pain, pressure and friction. Can be used in most everyday or sports shoes. See box for full details.
Wash & Care: Hand wash cold with mild soap. Wipe & dry flat. For best wear, a light dusting of talcum powder may be applied periodically. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and sunlight.
Stand up straight on insole, with back of heel placed on back edge of insole and mark where big toe falls.


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Q: PWA: Getting Web Share API to work in development Since Google Chrome and Firefox does not support Web Share yet, I need some alternative way to test this in development.
Sharing is achieved via this example:
if (navigator.share) {
  navigator.share({
    title: 'web.dev',
    text: 'Check out web.dev.',
    url: 'https://web.dev/',
  })
    .then(() => console.log('Successful share'))
    .catch((error) => console.log('Error sharing', error));
} else {
  console.warn('Cannot share in this browser')
}

Which will log for any unsupported browser:
Cannot share in this browser

Any ideas of how to get this to work for development?

A: Most desktop browsers do not support the Web Share API. Currently Chrome is one that does not.

A: http://localhost is considered a secure context … or you could just set up HTTPS in your local development environment.

A: It seems using Chrome Dev Tools to forward the local port to a remote device is the best way to debug on mobile devices and thus test PWA functionality on a device itself.

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Cyanotricha is een geslacht van vlinders van de familie tandvlinders (Notodontidae), uit de onderfamilie Dioptinae.

Soorten
C. bellona Druce, 1906
C. necyria Felder, 1874

Tandvlinders

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The domain name came up for renewal, and I can't afford the cost of renewing it, so we bid a fond adieu to The Ultimate Sims List.
It had a good run--something like 10 years!
For Mike Smith and the more than 10,000 webmasters who were represented on The List, thanks so much for the fond memories!
Our family has four generations of Sims players (above ground.. ), we have been playing since the first game was issued. We play all three versions of the game, including die hard Sims 1 players.
We want to thank you for makeing the Ultimate Sims List available to us over the years. You touched our lives and helped make our games that much more fun. It has been a wonderful resource and helped us meet other Sims players from around the world, many of whom have become friends above and beyond the game.
You have touched millions of lives with your site, we appreciate the time and effort it took to maintain it for over a decade. It has been a gift to the Sims Community that has been truly priceless.
Even with the site closed now, you know it's legend will live on as long as people play The Sims. Since there are millions of people still playing Sims 1, years after it was "retired" by EA, old time players will be telling newbies about the most wonderful link list ever created... the Ultimate Sims List... for years to come.
Thank you, from all of us!!!


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Madison Smartt Bell ~ The Stone That the Builder Refused
September 30, 2014 by Christopher O'Riley
Stona Fitch, superstar author, former member of Scruffy the Cat and Robin Hood-style publisher @ Concord Free Press, who I'm honored to call a friend, has introduced me to some authors who've changed my life: Lucius Shepard, Bohumil Hrabal and Danilo Kis among them. Last year, Concord came out with ZigZag Wanderer by Madison Smartt Bell, a yin/yang collection of short stories, printed in the old Ace Double format. I sought out all his published work, so excited by this new voice in my life. I have been making my way through, chronologically, and have been consistently and literally enchanted by his grasp of the inner life of his characters, the way in which he evokes a spiritual connection between the narrative and the life of the earth and all its creatures. His early novels and short stories are Tales of the Lower East Side in all its seedy honour, and many of the early novels are centered in or return to his native Tennessee farmland.
I've just finished reading what must be considered his magnum opus, an epic trilogy of novels recreating fictionally the Haitian Revolution on the late 18th Century, and the rise of the country's spiritual father, Toussaint Louverture. All Souls Rising, Master of the Crossroads, and The Stone That the Builder Refused follow a similar format: multiple narrators, including Toussaint, his sons, plantation owners, a French doctor with a superlative skill with firearms, the voudou-inspired ex-slave, Riau, whose many personal rebellions have him trading allegiances like a will-o-the-wisp.
This is no mere military record. We see families of all colours trying to carry on amidst some of the most horrific torture and massacre imaginable, cities burned to the ground, plantations turned to ash; the domesticity, the chance of love, is seen against a backdrop of constant menace. There are as many betrayals between spouses as there are battles on the field, conspiracies and duplicities rampant in as many stripes as there shades of skin colour pitted all against each other. Toussaint is the Black Spartacus who leads the country to independence, though we see him, in section-ending chapters throughout the trilogy, reminiscing from the dank cell in France where he died in 1803.
By far, my most favorite work of historical fiction.
Beethoven, Period
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Match3 lovers you need to check this game out!! What a GREAT original concept of match3 playing! Due to it's originality, you DEFINITELY need to pay attention to the tutorial which is quite good. This is two games in one where you need to make correct matches in the upper screen in order to pilot your spaceship by blowing up asteroids, defeating enemies & collecting space debris. In the lower screen(much smaller...wish it was a tad bigger;some folks will need to wear their space goggles(reading glasses lol) is where you see what tasks you need to do piloting your ship across the screen using your above matches. The more successful you are at this will enable you to buy great power ups. This is a FUN game & IMO teenagers will really enjoy this one...there is still a bit of the teens in me ;) The graphics, sounds & music are great. The narratives & characters are depicted as futuristic in cartoon form. It's a new way of playing M3 so don your Light Hunter suit & give this one a go!


HB 1786 Vehicles on sidewalks; use of power-driven mobility devices.
Vehicles on sidewalks. Clarifies that any public entity may allow "other power-driven mobility devices," as defined in the bill, to be ridden or driven on sidewalks in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and other state and federal laws.


Concord is a globally recognized brand of commercial and architectural lighting. The modern range of lighting products combines aesthetic form and unique design. English Concord lamps are widely used in lighting museums, offices and shops.
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We are pleased to announce that our clubs are now nearly all open, however at most, for your comfort and peace of mind, we are operating at reduced capacities with windows and doors open, where possible.
Sign up to our email list or Facebook pages to get info as soon as shows get announced.
If you paid for tickets at one of our shows before lockdown which got cancelled, you will be able to reschedule. Just email us.
We look forward to welcoming you back soon for some much-needed fun!
We arrange comedy clubs at over 50 venues and festivals that have featured some of the world's best stand-up comedians, including Sarah Millican, Rhod Gilbert, Paul Sinha, Mark Watson, Jim Jeffries, Lucy Porter, Russell Kane and Pete Firman.
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Many acts that appear at our comedy nights have appeared on TV shows such as Mock The Week, Have I Got News For You? and Michael McIntryre's Comedy Roadshow.
Founded in 2003, by Nottingham comedian Spiky Mike, our award-winning comedy shows are renowned for having very friendly audiences and a wonderful atmosphere.
We have won the 'Best Midlands Comedy Club' award twice with leading comedy website Chortle and also at The Midlands Comedy Awards.
As well as booking pro-acts, we are also always looking for total beginners to appear at our new act gong comedy shows. We also provide comedians for private comedy functions.
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El Servicio Especial (S.E.) codificado como SE739 de la EMT de Madrid unía el Centro de Refugiados de Pozuelo de Alarcón con el hospital Isabel Zendal.

Características
Funcionó desde el 28 de marzo hasta el 31 de julio de 2022. Sirvió de lanzadera para unir el nuevo hospital Enfermera Isabel Zendal con el Centro de Refugiados de Pozuelo de Alarcón, con la finalidad de que los refugiados procedentes de Ucrania pudieran realizar sus trámites administrativos. Su recorrido entre ida y vuelta era de 57 kilómetros, lo que la convertía de lejos en la más larga de la EMT, y solo tenía una parada intermedia en el Paseo de la Florida junto a la estación de Príncipe Pío, en la que confluyen las líneas 6, 10 y Ramal de la red de Metro y las líneas C-1, C-7 y C-10 de la red de Cercanías, además de algunos servicios de Media Distancia.

Frecuencias

Recorrido y paradas

Sentido Hospital Isabel Zendal
Saliendo del centro de refugiados, la línea tomaba brevemente el Paseo Casa de Campo para incorporarse a la carretera M-502. Desde ahí, tomaba la carretera de Boadilla del Monte hasta que llega a la A-5. Recorría esta autovía hasta llegar a la Glorieta de San Vicente, donde hacía una parada junto al intercambiador para luego tomar el Paseo de la Florida. Seguía por la Avenida de Valladolid hasta llegar a la M-30, en la que recorría unos 13,5km para salir a la M-11 desde la salida 3. Salía de esta autopista para tomar la Avenida Alejandro de la Sota, que recorría entera hasta llegar a la Avenida de las Fuerzas Armadas. Seguía hasta el hospital Isabel Zendal y establecía su cabecera en la Glorieta de Antoñete.

Sentido Pozuelo
El recorrido de vuelta era idéntico al de ida con una salvedad: al llegar a Príncipe Pío tomaba el Paseo de la Virgen del Puerto, el Puente de Segovia y el Paseo de Extremadura hasta incorporarse a la A-5 a la altura del cruce con el Paseo de Portugal.

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HomeAboutSchool History and ArchivesSchool Archives
Our Archives and Museum exists to preserve this rich history, the colourful stories of our teachers and students, told through their experiences in the classroom and in the schoolyard, at work and play, for over 160 years. The Fort Street Archives contain an impressive range of remarkable historical items, artefacts of the school and personal donations given generously by former students, staff and families.
Picture the scene at the new Fort Street school on the morning of the first day of spring on 1 September 1849. Inside the renovated old Military Hospital built in 1815 pleasantly situated on the highest ground at Observatory Hill, the polished floorboards and the desks were untarnished by spilt ink. The chalkboard had not once been dusted of chalk and the open roll of Mr Hugh Farrel's class on the lectern was unmarked. The school yard had not yet echoed of children at play and the bell had not once been rung. On that same morning, boys and girls sat down at the small wooden desks, opened their copybooks and quietly made public school history.
These were the first pupils of Fort Street Model School, one of the first schools in New South Wales to be founded under the provisions of the National Education Board Act 1848.
They carried a heavy weight of anticipation on their young shoulders, for they symbolised the future prosperity of the fledgling colony. In this classroom, these students and those who followed them were expected to grow into educated people equipped to fulfil their destiny as the leaders and policy makers, entrepreneurs and industrialists, of the future.
Our Archives and Museum exists to preserve this rich history, the colourful stories of our teachers and students, told through their experiences in the classroom and in the schoolyard, at work and play, for over 160 years. The Fort Street Archives contain an impressive range of remarkable historical items, artefacts of the school and personal donations given generously by former students, staff and families. These include:
student work and prizes
school publications including The Fortian and Mercurius
photographs, slides and negatives
audio visual material
school uniforms and badges
staff and student records
honour boards, achievement awards, trophies and memorabilia
uniform paraphernalia and textiles including caps, blazers, uniforms
maps, drawings and paintings
Information and content from our archives collection is used for a wide range of purposes across the school and its community, including educational projects, building programs, development and alumni events, and school publications.
View a list of Distinguished Fortians here:
FSHS Distinguished Fortians
(Updated 7 September 2020)
View a list of Fortians who have been awarded Australian Honours here:
Fort Street Australian Honours
(updated 9 September)
View a list of Fortian authors here:
Fortian Authors List
(Updated 26 November 2019)
We are looking for a volunteer Research Editor to help keep the list of Distinguished Fortians up to date. A job description can be found here: Research Editor Distinguished Fortian List
For more information or to express your interest in this role please contact our archivist Iain Wallace (Tuesday and Wednesday only) here


Tie Wire (Rebar Tie Wire) ,annealed or PVC coated wire are mainly used for tying and support of plants in gardens or other binding uses.
Tie Wire (Rebar Tie Wire) is commonly used for tying and fixing in concrete construction. It is a link forsteel barswhich provides reinforcement. According to different surface treatment can be divided into Black annealed tie wire, Galvanized tie wire, Tie wire with PVC coating, Twisted Tie Wire, Twisted Tie Wire.
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Cascade Mall Shooting Death Toll Rises to Five
A fifth person has died following a mass shooting at the Cascade Mall in Burlington, Washington, police say.
The suspected gunman is still at large.
Police have released a picture of the gunman, who fled armed with a rifle.
The Cascade Mall and nearby shops, located in Burlington, near Seattle, were evacuated and police have asked the public to stay away. The reason of the attack is not clear.
Image source Washington State Patrol
Police described the suspect as a "Hispanic male wearing grey".
The man was seen heading towards the Interstate 5.
Washington State Patrol spokesman Mark Francis said the fatalities had taken place inside Macy's department store.
Sgt. Mark Francis confirmed the death of a fifth victim, a man, on September 24. The other four were women.
He said the gunman had left the scene before police arrived and was last seen walking towards a highway.
Washington Governor Jay Inslee, said the shooting was a tragedy.
"We urge residents to heed all safety and detour warnings. Stay close to your friends and loved ones as we await more information and, hopefully, news of the suspect's capture."
Emergency management officials have told residents to stay inside with their doors locked and avoid the area near the Cascade Mall. Drivers are being urged to keep nearby major roads clear.
The FBI, which is assisting in the investigation, says there is no evidence that further attacks are planned in Washington State.
Burlington is about 65 miles north of Seattle.
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How to access custom fields admin area.
How to edit custom fields.
In order to manage or create custom fields, you first need to go to it's management page.
Click on Configuration from top navigation menu.
Click on Create Custom fields link from left menu and you will a form with type of fields to be created, details, visibility at "Issue" or "User Story" and project. There are 3 steps to create custom field Step 1: Select type of custom field you want Step 2: Provide values, name, description and select if it's "Is Required", means it's MUST field Step 3: Decide, whether it would be visible only at Issues or User Stories (currently it can only be visible at one type of item), if you need at both, then you need to create 2 fields. Also, decide, under which projects this custom field would be visible.


Today is the 2nd card using the Shaving Cream Technique. You can find the free tutorial on the Technique Page. You can also find the 1st card I shared with you here.
Tip – Don't throw away your scraps, use them for the inside of your card or even o your envelopes.
Today I have another technique for you to try out. This time it is the good old Shaving Cream Technique. If you haven't tried it, be sure you do as it is heaps of fun, messy but fun! You can find the free tutorial on the Technique Page.
We used the Rooted in Nature Bundle which includes the Rooted in Nature Stamp Set & the Nature's Roots Framelits. The leaves have been embossed & then die cut with the Big Shot Embossing Mats.


Ainori is a popular reality show in Japan, aired on Fuji TV on Tuesday nights at 23:00.
In early August, upon checking my statistics, I noticed my referrers included a message board I had never been to. To my surprise, some non-Japanese fan of Ainori had posted a link to my blog indicating I was talking about each episode in English. Realizing that there must be many fans out there unable to understand Japanese, I decided to write a more detailed account of each episode every week, not to mention a translation of the weekly photo captions. Enjoy, and don't hesitate to post any comments or questions you may have.
This week Takano was really aggressive, monopolizing Hide as much as she could. Omami got fed up, and she had a really open conversation with Takano, and they sort of agreed upon a truce, letting Hide choose who he'd like to talk to. Hide chose Omami, presumably because he had spent much time with Takano lately. The truce didn't last long, and pretty soon, Takano was aggressively trying to cut in again, even telling Omami she wasn't talking to her when Omami told her she'd like to spend a little more time with Hide. Poor Hide was being eaten alive by the two vixens as the hostilities went on, and had a very, very confused look on his face. During one of the conversations with Omami, he finally realized that Omami liked him (about time – everybody had known that for three months already!), not Suuzan. Finally, Takano took the big step, i.e. she went to the Love Bus, asked for the tickets and declared her intentions to Hide. Now, as much as her attitude was despicable, and especially during this episode, I think she made a very good speech to Hide. He, on the other hand, looked really surprised when he heard her say: "I like you very much". It's crazy because the girls have been fighting over him for weeks now, and it seemed quite obvious to everybody but him. Next week, finally, we'll get to find out how one of the most tumultuous Ainori stories will end. And what an ending, boys and girls. I can't be sure, but from what they showed of next week's episode, Takano AND Omami were standing next to each other, waiting for Hide to make his appearance. This can only mean one thing: when Omami heard that Takano had asked Hide to go back to Japan with her, she did the same. Are we going to see Hide answer to two declarations of love simultaneously?
I didn't know Batman had a van, too!
As an assistant homeroom teacher, I get to (read: I have to) take part in all the staff meetings at my school, which are usually very long, but very enlightening when it comes to understanding the intricacies of Japanese culture and society. I'm one of the third year teachers, which is the year all my students will graduate. In Japanese high schools, there is a very elaborate system designed to help students choose their future. Whether they will go on to higher education or employment, they are guided on each step of the way, and I mean all the way. This week, I took part in a meeting called "The recommendation meeting", in which the third year teachers agreed to which companies the students will be sent to work. Oh yeah, you heard me. Rather than putting "Wanted" ads in the newspapers, many companies in Japan send their job availability to high schools, where students can choose work that is fit for them. For example, company X has 10 positions available. The company will send their "ad" to ten schools, and will recruit one student from each of them. So students can choose from a wide range of positions, and indicate 1st choice, 2nd choice, etc. In the meeting we had, we debated which student would be sent to which company, in the case more than one student had indicated 1st choice for the same position. Once students have been assigned to each available position, all they have to do is go take the company examination, and if they pass, they get the job! And that happens months before graduation! I don't know how it works in your country, but back in Canada, if you don't go on to college, you have to go find a job and compete against hundreds of job hunters like yourself, AFTER graduation. In Japan, we're pretty far from the usual "Don't call us, we'll call you", eh?
Good grief! It's like these guys are back in high school or something! When Takano is talking to Hide, Omami is trying to cut in. When Omami is talking to Hide, Takano is trying to cut in. The two girls hate each other's guts, giving each other the evil eye, and poor Hide is trying to compensate as much as he can to make both girls happy. He manages to make both of them cry, and as the tension is building up, they're becoming even more agressive towards each other. It looks like next week, they'll be exchanging pretty harsh words. I swear, Hide is sitting on a freakin' time bomb, and somebody is definitely going to get hurt!
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