We made these 'easy to make iced Easter biscuits' on a complete whim this week and I cannot get over how tasty they are and how pretty they look!
I made such a huge mistake at the start of the week. For some reason I didn't think my daughter broke up for Easter until Friday. Cue my shock when I took her to nursery only to realise that they broke up for Easter on Monday. It's been such a hard week trying to balance working from home, with a four year old who really wants my attention.
She has been so amazing though and very patient. Today I managed to catch up and took time out to have a Mummy/Daughter date day. I seriously thought she'd want to go out to the beach or the woods, but all she wanted to do was baking.
Evie got some Easter themed cookie cutters a couple of weeks ago from Tesco, so we decided to use them bake some easy to make iced Easter biscuits for our family. We baked some similar biscuits on Valentines day and they were so tasty. Plus they were really easy for my then three year old, to help make.
Evie LOVED making these biscuits. She helped out with everything from measuring the ingredients to rolling out the icing and cutting all the mixtures into shapes with her Easter cutters. They turned out so perfectly, that I couldn't resist sharing them with you.
I always find the most spontaneous bakes come out the best. This was definitely one of them. If you're looking for an easy Easter bake to do this weekend, especially with your kids, then look no further.
These biscuits are so simple to make. The mixture makes about 30 cookies, depending on how thick you want them.
Preheat the oven to 180 degrees or Gas Mark 4 and prepare baking trays with baking parchment.
Cream together the golden granulated sugar and unsalted butter in a bowl. Slowly add in and stir the egg. Next sift in the flour, mixing continuously the whole time.
When the mixture is ready, sprinkle some flour on a clean surface and roll out the dough. Use your cookie cutters to cut into shapes.
Place the shapes on the baking trays, put in the oven and bake for 10-12 minutes until they're golden brown.
Leave them to cool down for an hour before icing.
At first I tried decorating these with icing sugar mixed with water. We tried piping the icing on but it completely ended in disaster. It wouldn't set and it just kept rolling off the biscuits. I am by no means a baking pro, so we resorted to using 'ready to roll' icing instead. Cheating I know, but it looks so amazing, it tastes delicious and it was easy enough for Evie to help with too.
To ice these biscuits, simply roll out the colours you want and use the cookie cutters to cut to size. To attach to the biscuits, wet one side and carefully attach the wet side to the biscuit. If you want to make them extra tasty, why not attach them with apricot jam instead of water?
We used blue icing for our eggs, yellow for the chicks and pink and white for the bunnies. We also cut out decorative shapes and eyes for some of our Easter biscuits.
In total these took us about an hour and a half to make. If I was making them solo it would have been a lot quicker, but with Evie helping, we took our time. I really love the taste of these so much, we're going to remake them and use them as presents on special occasions.
What do you think of these easy to make iced Easter biscuits? Are you doing any Easter baking this weekend? Let me know in the comments below!
Super fun and perfectly Easter themed! We have been really slack and not planned any Easter baking this year but we are making a key lime pie for Easter Sunday so some pudding action going on!
Aw these are fab and I have to say , even I could make them ( I'm not much of a cook or baker 😉) I do think my little guy would enjoy the decorating part of this the most , don't all kiddies ?! Cheers for this , think I will give it a go !
oh these are too cute, we will definitely have to give these a go!
How adorable are these, and what a great way to get the kids involved in baking too! Sounds like a good recipe!
These are so cute! I have one bunny cookie cutter, but really need to get some more or Easter.
These look fab! Such a great activity for Easter, we are doing lots of baking atm so will have to give these a try.
These are adorable! My son is obsessed with rabbits so these would be right up his street!


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NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — The New Orleans Pelicans announced on Tuesday that a recent medical evaluation on All-Star forward Zion Williamson's injured right hamstring revealed that it is healing as expected.
The media release also stated that Williamson is making "good progress" with his recovery.
Ingram day-to-day, hopes to play during Pelicans' 3-game home stand
According to the Pelicans (26-21), who have lost four straight and three of the last 10, the 22-year-old Williamson will continue rehab and will be re-evaluated in two weeks.
Williamson has been out after sustaining the hamstring injury at Philadelphia on Jan. 2 and has missed 10 games since.
During his 29 games played, Williamson averaged 26 points, seven rebounds and 4.6 assists.
On Monday, star forward Brandon Ingram, who has been out since injuring his toe on Nov. 25, said he is hopeful to return to action during the team's three-game homestand which starts with Denver Nuggets.
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The San Antonio Business Journal has a new associate editor in Tricia Schwennesen, who will oversee production of special sections and reports. Schwennesen most recently was a web producer and news editor with Texas Public Radio. She also has a background in print, having worked for the San Antonio Express-News and Corpus Christi Caller-Times. Follow San Antonio Business Journal on Twitter.


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The Buffalo Bills 2014: A Season Of Decision
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2014 Buffalo Bills Training Camp at St. John Fisher College, Pittsford, NY
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As I watched from the sideline Sunday night as the Bills opened their training camp with a night practice, one thought was on the mind of the large, raucous crowd of fans who packed Growney Stadium at St. John Fisher College in Pittsford, New York where the Bills hold their preseason camp. Perhaps, no team in the National Football League this 2014 season faces a more important decision for their franchise going forward then the Buffalo Bills regarding their quarterback EJ Manual. EJ Manual is the great question mark quarterback for this upcoming NFL campaign. His play on the field this season will decide whether the Bills can contend for a playoff spot or for the 15th straight season pack their bags in late December. The Bills have the most talented roster since there last playoff appearance in 1999. First, a running game (No. 1 rushing attempts in the NFL), a solid offensive line which run blocks well for Fred Jackson and CJ Spiller. A group of speedy receivers bolstered by the addition of potentially there best receiver since Andre Reed with the addition of Sammy Watkins. Statistically a top ten defense from last season which under new defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz should continue to improve. All of the ingredients are there to capture a playoff spot in the competitive AFC this season. Coach Doug Marrone has committed to opening up the offense and feature a wide-open passing attack. Spreading the field with receivers Robert Woods, Marquise Goodwin, Mike Williams, TJ Graham, and Sammy Watkins the Bills have athleticism and speed to throw more often this year and commit to more of a Denver/New England approach to throwing the football. With two running backs that can catch the ball out of the backfield EJ manual will have plenty of options in the passing game. TE Scott Chandler will catch passes inside the hash marks and needs to continue to improve as a blocker and a receiver. EJ Manual's performance is the key to whether this Bills offense can reach their full potential. He needs to be consistent in his throwing accuracy and pocket management for the entire 16 game season. Can he improve from a mediocre rookie campaign? Can he perform and win under pressure in big games against quality opponents? Will he justify his selection in the 2013 NFL draft as the 16th pick? Simply put, will he become an NFL quarterback, dominating NFL defenses with his arm and become a feared passer in the NFL. Or will he join the Bills graveyard of failed quarterbacks of the last 15 years including Rob Johnson, JP Losman, Trent Edwards, Brian Fitzpatrick and the host of less than quality backup quarterbacks who have played in Orchard Park. The long-suffering Buffalo Bills fans have their fingers crossed and hope prayers will be answered. No other franchise in the National Football League has currently had a playoff drought lasting as long as the Bills. General manager Doug Whaley has said that the Bills are going all out this season to secure a playoff spot. Nothing less than a playoff game in December/January will be considered a success for this team this season. The eyes of Western New York football fans are squarely upon the 2014 edition of the Buffalo Bills. It's time to put up or shut up. Or will the Bills be looking for another franchise quarterback in 2015?


Migasfree is a very simple, but effective, systems management system. Nowadays, it is used at Ayuntamiento de Zaragoza (Spain) by initial authors in the project migration to open source software for desktops. They use AZLinux distribution.
Migasfree is a Repository Manager where you put packages to distribute. These packages are responsible for performing the software configuration change, and must be created by each organization.
Client computers will access these repositories according to their attributes installing, removing and updating packages.


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- Great for use on surfaces where food is prepared, stored and eaten.
- No need to rinse.
- Suitable to use on all children's* [children over 12 months] equipment and toys (apart from children's feeding equipment and utensils).
Not recommended for: Windows, mirrors, fabrics, painted or varnished surfaces. Do not mix with detergents and other chemicals or use immediately after bleach. Avoid contact with plastic baby bottles, which can crack when steam sterilised. Not intended to be used on medical devices.
Do not swallow. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Dispose of empty container with household rubbish.
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The biggest problem with mobile Web today is that the experience is not tailored specifically to the mobile Web. Just shrinking a desktop experience onto a smaller screen doesn't solve the problem.
You cannot just say, "Oh, I'm gonna have "a responsive design and the user will adapt." No, the user is not the one who is gonna adapt. You have to adapt. Reality is that customers will not transact on mobile websites that are not optimized.
While 60% of the traffic is actually coming from mobile phones and tablets, only 16% of the convergence actually happen on these channels.
With Dynamic Yield for Mobile Web, we have designed a set of solutions and capabilities specifically built for the marketer to make it very easy to deliver personalized, relevant experiences built for the mobile phone.
Very frequently we see marketers that are taming their own imagination and are self-censoring their creativity because the technology has been a barrier for them to go to market fast enough and in a way that is cost-effective.
Think about personalized and content objects, inserting product recommendations and much more. You can actually dynamically change the layout of your mobile Web experience, tailored to each individual user.
Using Dynamic Yield, you can do pretty much anything you would like. The question then goes back to you as a customer, what do you want?
You know, we work with hundreds of customers globally and we actually know what works and what doesn't. And based on this wealth of experience, we have a created a set of templates, widgets and experience design that make it really easy.
Synchronous omni-channel experience today is critical because each individual customer has multiple devices and you want to be able to pick up the conversation from where you left it regardless of what was the previous device the customer has used to access your website.
Today's marketers must realize that if they're not taking advantage of the solutions in front of them, they're missing out on a vast and massive revenue opportunity that mobile represents.


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Get ready for the long drive ahead when you wear these driving mocs from Roper. These mocs feature a grey suede body with a contrasting zebra print fabric on the vamp. You will feel as if the whole trip just zipped by due to the thick insole and extreme comfort fit. Look and feel great for hours when you wear these driving mocs from Roper.


The team(Planner) app will revolutionize the way you and your teams collaborate and work together on projects. This is not just a simple task or todo list manager, this app is part priority manager, part project manager, and part task manager. team(Planner) is unique because it understands the difference between when something needs to be completed by, and when you're going to work on it. It also calculates the date each action item will be completed, based on the estimated work and dependency. Like project management software, this app can tell you when tasks are late, and at risk of being late. The app also gives you the ability to have unassigned tasks - work that needs to be done by a certain date, but you've not yet prioritized when to work on those tasks. team(Planner) understands that you are part of multiple teams and projects, and helps everyone to prioritize the work they need to do across all of their projects.
team(Planner) makes team collaboration easy for small and large projects. You and your teams enter action items into the app and assign that work to different people. The whole team can see the action items for the project, including the progress being made, due dates for items, items that are past due where someone might need assistance, and dependencies between different action items in a project. Will you achieve your due dates? team(Planner) helps you manage to those dates by calculating completion dates based on assigned dates, duration and dependencies of your action items, letting you know when something will be done on time, or if it will be late, or if it is at risk of being late. Like project management software, team(Planner) allows you to assign dependencies to tasks, telling the software that when one task ends, another task should then begin.
team(Planner) also takes project collaboration to a new level with Action item Notes - free form, unlimited note entries that team members can post to any action item in a project they are working on. Collaboration and ideas, together with the tasks they relate to, are all together in team(Planner), enabling you and team members to search and view task status across the project. Use team(Planner) to capture both the notes from a meeting, and the follow up action items that come out of that meeting, assigning that follow up work to the people responsible for completing it.
team(Planner) also integrates with the Contacts and Calendar on your phone. Quickly create your list of team members in team(Planner) by using the Contacts on your phone. Do you have critical tasks that must be completed on a particular date? Have team(Planner) add those action items to your Calendar so you see them along side your other calendar entries and meetings.
Let team(Planner) help you and your teams focus on the right work that needs to be done daily and weekly. Don't get bogged down by endless to-do lists that stare you in the face every day. Don't try to use a simple todo list app when your life and your projects are more complicated than just keeping a list. team(Planner) helps you to prioritize your days and weeks, allowing you to focus on the now, while still planning for tomorrow.
Get the right stuff done, on time.
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Set of telephone wire bowls "African Sunset"
This decorative set consisting of two telephone wire bowls of different sizes and a container with a lid brings as an original decoration from South Africa with its great colours real African atmosphere to your home. All telephone wire bowls are made of telephone wires in pure handcraft in South Africa. So every bowl is unique because no pattern looks exactly like the others.
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Update: Download NY Times Reader for Vista.
Microsoft and New York Times have revealed a new "PC based software application for news distribution" - or in short a desktop application for reading the newspaper. They call it the "Times Reader", and it is so far limited to Windows Vista.
One hand this is exciting. It illustrates yet another way to use the "internet as a pipeline", where information is provided without a browser. But, then again, this seems like nothing more than a specialized browser itself.
I am always excited when people and companies try to use the internet in a different way. To me, the number one problem with internet is the limitations there exist in the browser. It is dreadfully slow, and does not provide any form of effective interaction. We have to reinvent everything just to do ordinary stuff (take sorting a to-do list).
An internet application, as opposed to a web application, is much more interesting.
Imagine if you had to use a specialized RSS reader for every single blog you read. This would very quickly kill RSS entirely. The reason RSS feeds works is that you can collect information from a lot of different sources and handle them in a single location. Having a specialized program for every newspaper is not a good idea.
Trying to make the web behave like print is never a good idea. As an example the Times Reader will show the articles in the same font as the printed newspaper. This is great for graphic designers and branding experts, but only very few specialized fonts are actually readable on screen (so reading will become harder, on an already hard-to-read screen).
Reading an article in columns can actually help readability, but only if the columns fit the visible screen window. If you have to scroll or in any other way change pages, using columns is worse than bad.
BTW: I will do a more detailed examination when Microsoft releases the product (rumored to be when the next vista build is released sometime in May).
Times Reader is interesting because it is an internet application, but it is also an example of how little the newspapers understand the internet.
For Microsoft this is another great of example of the powers of Windows Presentation Foundation. It shows off the new vector based UI controls and interface scaling technologies.


When laying wide plank oak flooring, there are points that should be considered which are not applicable when laying narrow oak flooring.
How you fit the boards comes down to the subfloor you are laying onto. This is an important step as this can determine what type of oak flooring is most suitable for you.
For areas with a timber subfloor, or when laying over joists/battens solid or engineered oak flooring can be used.
For narrow solid oak flooring boards (140mm or less), the secret screwing or secret nailing method is used. This method involves driving a nail or screw through the tongue of the boards at a 45 degree angle. These should be fitted on every joist, or every 350-400mm.
For wider plank solid oak flooring (160mm or wider) simply secret screwing in this situation is not enough. In addition, the surface fixing method should be used. Surface fixing can be done in two ways. One method is to drive a screw through the surface of the board at regular intervals. This screw is then covered with an oak plug to hide away the fixing.
An alternative method is to use a floor brad. These can be seen as more decorative than the plug method.
For the surface fixing method these again should be fitted on every joist or every 350mm-400mm. With boards wider than 200mm, more than one fixing will be required.
To refrain from the surface fixing method for wider boards, engineered oak flooring can be used. As engineered oak boards provide added stability, they do not require the additional fixing.
In other areas you may need to lay over a concrete subfloor. For this you have two options; the floating method or the glueing method.
The floating method should only be used with engineered oak flooring, you should never float a solid oak floor. This method involves running a bead of glue along the tongue of each board. This means that there is no direct fixing to the subfloor, hence the "floating floor".
Alternatively the glueing method is used. This method involves using a flexible floor adhesive for direct adhesion to the subfloor. When laying wider oak flooring, only engineered oak flooring should be used. Again this is because of the added stability that engineered oak flooring brings. Only narrow solid oak boards of 120mm or less can be glued.
If you would like any further information on fitting wide oak flooring boards, please give us a call on 01538 304584.


Hi, Kristina! WOO HOO! Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue is one of my personal favorite experiences at Walt Disney World. I think that it is a great way to begin your adventures! Don't cancel. I, too, have a very picky eater and have successfully attended Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue multiple times! The key to this is letting the Cast Member serving you know right away. The dinner theater is adjacent to Trail's End Restaurant, and they are usually able to accommodate Guests with anything that is served there. You should be able to get peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, pizza, and chicken nuggets. Our servers have been able to get french fries when that was all my picky eater could think of having. Be sure to say "Howdy!" to Claire de Lune, Johnny Ringo, Dolly Drew, Six Bits Slocum, Flora Long, and Jim Handy for me! They are an amazing cast! Happy planning and have a Magical vacation!


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When Docker hit the scene, many developers (including me) started using containers as a lightweight alternative to virtual machines. It was promising to use Docker as a local environment for development which would closely match the software running on the production servers. But the cake was a lie, all sorts of practical issues spoiled the fun. In this session I'll share what I learned throughout the last four years of using Docker as a development (and production) environment and how you can create your own set-up taking full advantage of the benefits containers provide.


Discotek Media has announced via their official Facebook page that they have licensed the Fighting Foodons anime series on April 25. The anime is the dubbed version of Kakutō Ryōri Densetsu Bistro Recipe which aired on the Foxbox in 2002.
Bandai Tamashii has updated their official page for their S.H.Figuarts line for the Star Wars franchise with the announcement of the Rogue One : A Star Wars Story Movie NEX Premium Box set. The set will include the Japanese release of the film in a Steelbook as well as eight mini-posters. What makes this release special however is that also includes a special version of S.H.Figuarts Imperial Death Trooper Specialist. The set will be released on April 28 priced at 14,040 Yen.


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Shake, quake or fake? Comparing BGS expected intensity modelling, felt reports, Twitter comments, and public perceptions
Funded by Natural Environment Research Council.
Collaboration with Newcastle University and University of Edinburgh.
For over four decades, social scientists, and particularly those interested in risk perception and risk communication, have examined how members of the general public think about and respond to earthquakes (e.g., Kunreuther and Slovic 1978; for an earlier preliminary exploration see: Kates 1964). As social scientific attention to earthquake risk expanded, much work sought to identify ways of communicating with the public in an effort to make them more risk-aware and to encourage them to take protective adaptations to reduce risk to themselves and/or their property. Our central interest in this research project is to generate new data on how and why members of the British public respond to induced seismic events as they do, which can be used to inform decisions (e.g., by British Geological Survey (BGS), Coal Authority, etc.) relating to communication about and engagement on future subsurface energy developments, such as geothermal or carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects.
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PP-202 Election Result - There are 5 candidates participate in general election in PP-202 Sahiwal-VII constituency of Punjab Province. Rai Mansab Ali Khan PML-N has won the election by receiving 34647 votes by defeating Mamoona Hashmi PTI got 27845 votes, Doctor Muhammad Akhtar Malik PPPP 24520 votes and other candidates of PP-202.
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Discussing the Art of Tomás Saraceno with Fritjof Capra
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Tomás Saraceno, New York/Cloud Cities, 2012; laser print on adhesive paper; © Tomás Saraceno; photo: courtesy the artist and Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York Tomás
It has been another amazing twelve weeks for me as I have joined Fritjof Capra together with people from over thirty countries discussing the web of life, systems thinking and multiple perspectives on systemic solutions on Capra Course, Fritjof's new on-line course. This brings together people from diverse backgrounds including entrepreneurs, consultants, teachers, academics, scientists, artists and those in the not-for-profit and public sectors to discuss the systems view of life, which by its very nature is multi-disciplinary.
With the course of lectures coming to an end this week, I was able to catch up with Fritjof on Friday, reflecting on all the conversations we have had, and looking forward to the new year. This edition of Capra Course took place during both the US presidential elections and also in the aftermath of the Brexit referendum. The systemic nature of our global problems mean that now more than ever we need to search for multi-disciplinary systemic solutions, and this also includes the need to continually search for new perspectives.
In a previous article I have looked at the role artistic consciousness has to play in changing our perceptions of systemic problems. It was therefore really interesting to hear from Fritjof about the new exhibition from Tomás Saraceno which has just launched in San Francisco at the Museum of Modern Art.
Saraceno, Galaxies Forming along Filaments, like Droplets along the Strands of a Spider's Web, 2009 (installation view, from 53rd Biennale di Venezia "Fare Mondi"); courtesy the artist, Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York, Andersen's Contemporary, Copenhagen, Pinksummer contemporary art, Genoa, Esther Schipper, Berlin; photo: © Alessandro Coco
Born in Argentina and trained as an architect and visual artist in Buenos Aires and Frankfurt, Tomás Saraceno is a research-based artist whose work envisions and tests hypothetical solutions that employ aeronautic and structural strategies, drawing from scientific investigations and collaborations in physics, biology, cosmology and engineering. His work has deep sociological motives, with undercurrents of human connection and the pursuit and provocation of speculative futures. For some years Saraceno has been a regular correspondent with Fritjof Capra, whose book The Web of Life: A New Synthesis of Mind and Matter has been a great influence on his thinking.
Tomás Saraceno, Semi social musical instrument SXDF-NB1006-2: built by four Cyrtophora citricola -eight weeks, 2015 (detail), from the series Arachnid Orchestra. Jam Sessions; courtesy the artist, Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York, Andersen's Contemporary, Copenhagen, Pinksummer contemporary art, Genoa, Esther Schipper, Berlin; photo: © CCA
On December 27th The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) launched the exhibition Tomás Saraceno: Stillness in Motion — Cloud Cities, on view at the museum through to May 21, 2017. Organized by the SFMOMA Architecture and Design department, the exhibition includes an immersive site-specific cloudscape installation of suspended tension structures and floating sculptures, as well as explorations of the intricate constructions of spider webs.
Tomás Saraceno, Cloud Cities Thermodynamics of Self-Assembly/005, 2015; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Accessions Committee Fund purchase; © Tomás Saraceno; photo: courtesy the artist and Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York
Stillness in Motion — Cloud Cities is part of Saraceno's larger, long-term project titled Aerocene, the artist's vision for a future era in which humanity minimizes the impact on the planet's fossil-fuel resources, and instead resides in collective airborne cities. Describing the exhibition Saraceno said:
Stillness in Motion — Cloud Cities is about becoming airborne, not to fly but to float in the air at the speed of solar aerostatics, from cumulonimbus cities to the cosmic web. Aerocene is an invitation to shape a post fossil-fuel epoch, in a cloudscape of interconnected spheres of practices that include open, participatory platforms of knowledge production and distribution; models; data; and sensitivity to the more-than-human world. These airborne cities floating among the clouds (just as Earth floats in the cosmic plane) call for scalable mental, social and environmental ecologies.
The exhibition encourages visitors to wind their way through and below a geometrically complex array of cords and reflective panels, forming a cloud of 10,000 nodes suspended in the air by tension and connected to the gallery walls, floor and ceiling. This site-specific work is inspired by multiple phenomena and structures, including the social construction of spider webs, stellar and atmospheric clouds, bubble and foam geometry and social and neural communication networks.
Tomás Saraceno, 14 billions (working title), 2010 (installation view, Bonniers Konsthall, Stockholm); commissioned by Bonniers Konsthall; courtesy the artist, Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York, Andersen's Contemporary, Copenhagen, Pinksummer contemporary art, Genoa, Esther Schipper, Berlin; ©Tomás Saraceno
Intended as a collective sensorial experience, Saraceno's immersive installation works are captivating spaces that challenge viewers' relationships to the world. His work resonates with several other great experimental thinkers whose radical work exploded the boundaries of art and architecture in the mid-20th century— from the structural explorations of artists like Gyula Kosice, to the utopian impulses of Buckminster Fuller; from Italo Calvino's fictional universes to the futuristic urban visions of Archigram in London and the countercultural movement embodied by the multidisciplinary work of Ant Farm in the Bay Area.
Photo: Fritjof Capra
Having corresponded for many years but never having managed to meet in person, the launch of the exhibition allowed Fritjof to meet Tomás for the first time. The structures are designed to be fully explored by visitors, and Fritjof described how this allows people to contemplate different perspectives on the web of life:
Twentieth century science has seen a dramatic change of paradigms from seeing the world as a machine to understanding it as a network; or rather, as networks within networks. Tomás Saraceno makes these network structures visible in symbolic form in his beautiful, complex, and dynamically balanced installations. Walking around in them, you see floating structures of many scales and densities, all linked together in network fashion, with angles and reflections constantly changing as you move through the installation.
Every work of art allows for multiple interpretations. For me, Saraceno's installations give us an opportunity to experience, be it ever so briefly, how we are all embedded in the subtle and infinitely complex web of life.
A couple of week's ago I took part in the Planetary Transformation webinar with Fritjof, and which was hosted by Benjamin Butler from the Emerging Future Institute. In this webinar Fritjof spoke about the way in which he is still optimistic that we can emerge from our current state of crisis:
I think we are in a state of planetary crisis, which I identified as, essentially, a crisis of perception thirty years ago. Since then the crisis has become more acute — just think of global climate change and economic inequality. At the same time there is much greater awareness of the crisis, and there are actually effective solutions to all the major problems of our time, which have been developed and tested all over the world. This is why I am hopeful.
As Fritjof explained, the new understanding of the systems view of life can be seen as a change of paradigms from seeing the world as a machine to understanding it not just as networks but as "networks within networks — biological, ecological and social networks". Fritjof describes a network as "a particular pattern of links, of relationships". This means that to understand networks, "we need to learn how to think in terms of relationships, in terms of patterns, in terms of context".
It is therefore so fantastic to see artists such as Saraceno creating works which can inspire us to change our perceptions and understand at a more intuitive level just how interconnected we all are in relation to our world problems, and life itself.
You can listen to our Planetary Transformation webinar here.
The Spring 2017 edition of Capra Course starts on March 1st with registrations opening on 1st January. To find out more and to watch a short film about it please see the course website: capracourse.net.
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Pictures of the proposed community center in Sartell were slowly covered in Post-it notes Tuesday, as residents penciled their thoughts about different aspects of the city's proposal.
"So glad to see kayaking in the lake is an option!" stated a note stuck to a large diagram of the exterior of the proposed community center, which is north of Lake Francis on the south side of Sartell.
"Please continue to work with Great River Regional for a real library," another note read.
Sartell city officials hosted the open house to receive feedback on the proposed 53,000-square-foot community center, which includes a recreation area with three gyms, a walking and running track, a senior center, a multipurpose community room and a kid's zone.
Preliminary plans also include a 2,100-square-foot learning and innovation center with books and media that would be managed independently from Great River Regional Library through a partnership with a separate organization — an aspect of the proposal that has garnered strong criticism from some community members in recent weeks.
Sartell Friends of the Library submitted a petition against some aspects of the community center to the City Council on Oct. 12, noting they were concerned the community center plans included the small innovation center as opposed to a full-size library branch.
As of Tuesday, more than 500 residents have signed the petition, according to Paul Moe, a member of Sartell Friends of the Library and an instructional technology specialist at Oak Ridge Elementary in Sartell.
Moe said the group was asking the city to have a conversation with Friends of the Library and Great River Regional Library to discuss the possibility of a future library branch in Sartell.
Representatives from the city, Friends of the Library and Great River Regional Library met Oct. 21.
But plans for a library branch cannot move forward until a library assessment is completed, according to Julie Henne, associate director of public relations at Great River Regional Library. Henne expects the assessment to be finished by June.
In addition to a traditional library branch, the assessment might reveal alternative library options for Sartell such as a kiosk system or a bookmobile, Henne said.
While some residents may be upset that a library branch is not included in the community center plans, the city has received positive feedback about the proposal, said Anita Rasmussen, planning and community development director.
The 2014 ballot questions Sartell residents answered pertaining to the half-cent sales tax included a reference to "community center facilities which could include … library/media resource facilities," as well as a number of other amenities, Rasmussen said.
"There was no idea what library services would be available, so it was hard to know," she said, adding that the city wants to be respectful to Great River Regional Library and its assessment process, which will find how a library could best fit with the city.
Rasmussen said city officials and the community center architect will take into account the input from community members at the open house and present recommendations to City Council sometime in November. Sartell residents can also comment on the project through Nov. 4 on the city's website.
"I assume there will definitely be some changes, the extent of which is hard to say," she said.
A few residents attended the open house Tuesday simply to learn more about the proposal. Katherine Rose, a 2013 Sartell High School graduate, went to the open house to find out about amenities. She is studying housing and community development at the University of Minnesota.
"The most important thing to me is that it's really accessible to all," she said, adding that she would like to see a library built in Sartell.
"I've been here since I was 2 and there has been talk about a library my whole life," she said.
Rose was a bit confused by how far south the proposed community center site is.
"I feel like the center of Sartell is here," she said, referring to City Hall.
Sartell resident Al Meier is also disappointed by the location. Meier also attended the open house.
"I think it's unfortunate they can't include a library with the community center because of the location," he said.
Meier said he is a member of Sartell Senior Connection and is looking forward to having dedicated senior space at the new community center.
"The proposal, as far as I know, is a very nice facility," he said.


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La bataille de Ruxu (), aussi connue sous le nom de bataille de Ruxukou(), se déroule en l'an 213, à la fin de la dynastie Han et oppose les seigneurs de guerre Cao Cao et Sun Quan. Il s'agit d'une série d'attaques menées par Cao Cao, qui finissent toutes par être repoussées par les troupes de Sun Quan.

Cette bataille ne doit pas être confondue avec les deux autres affrontements entre les clans Cao et Sun qui ont eu lieu à Ruxu en 217 et 223.

Situation avant la bataille
En 213, Cao Cao est en guerre contre Ma Chao, depuis sa victoire lors de la bataille du col de Tong, et Sun Quan, depuis sa défaite lors de la bataille de la Falaise rouge. Pour écourter sa guerre contre Sun Quan, Cao décide de l'intimider en plaçant le général Xie Qi (謝奇) à Huangcheng, (皖城) et d'envoyer ses forces à Qichun (蕲春) afin de provoquer des troubles dans les territoires contrôlés par Quan.

Afin de mettre fin au harcèlement de Cao, Sun envoie son général Lü Meng demander à Xie QI de se rendre. Comme Qi refuse, Lü lance alors une attaque contre ce dernier, qui est rapidement vaincu et obligé de se replier. Après cette brève bataille, Sun Zicai et Song Hao, deux des subalternes de Xie Qi, se rendent à Lü Meng, ce qui rabaisse un peu plus le moral des troupes de Cao Cao. Voyant que son plan a été déjoué, Cao commence alors à mobiliser des troupes pour attaquer Ruxu (濡須) et capture Gongsun Yang, un capitaine général aux ordres de Sun Quan. Quan riposte en ordonnant à Lü Meng de prendre la tête de ses troupes pour stopper personnellement la marche de Cao sur Ruxu.

La bataille
Tandis que Sun Quan organise la défense de Ruxu, Lü Meng met au point un plan pour contrer Cao. Meng pense que le champ de bataille sera bientôt inondé et s'y prépare en rassemblant des navires de guerre, qu'il amarre à un quai construit en urgence.

La prédiction de Lü Meng se réalise rapidement et Sun Quan commence à envoyer ses navires de guerre contre l'armée de Cao Cao. Il perd quelques navires lors des combats, mais l'essentiel de sa flotte en ressort indemne. C'est peut-être durant cette phase des combats que Dong Xi, un des généraux de Sun Quan, meurt au combat. Comprenant qu'il a sous-estimé l'expérience et la puissance de l'armée de Sun Quan, Cao Cao décide finalement de se retirer. Lü Meng et quelques autres généraux de Sun Quan en profitent pour attaquer Wan et Lujiang.

Il convient de noter que Sun Guan, un des généraux de Cao, est mort au combat lors d'une des batailles de Ruxu, soit lors de celle-ci, soit lors de celle de 217, les chroniques de l'époque sont assez floues à ce sujet. À priori, il aurait été blessé par Xu Sheng lors d'une attaque contre les lignes de défense de Sun Quan et serait mort peu après avoir été ramené au camp de Cao.

Conséquences
Après ce repli, Zhang Liao, un des généraux de Cao Cao, s'installe avec ses troupes à Hefei, ce qui va lui permettre de jouer un rôle majeur en 215, lors de la bataille du gué de Xiaoyao.

Ordre de bataille

Armée de Cao Cao
 Cao Cao, commandant en chef.
 Sun Guan?, a peut-être combattu sur la ligne de front, où il aurait été mortellement blessé par Xu Sheng. Il meurt immédiatement après avoir été rapatrié dans le camp principal de Cao Cao.
 Zhu Guang, Gouverneur de Wan, capturé par Gan Ning durant les combats suivant la fin de la bataille.

Armée de Sun Quan
 Sun Quan, commandant en chef.
 Lü Meng, seconde Sun Quan dans le commandement de l'armée et élabore le plan pour utiliser les docks à leur avantage.
 Ling Tong, aide Lü Meng à s'emparer de Wan et Lujiang, en collaboration avec Gan Ning.
 Gan Ning, aide Lü Meng à s'emparer de Wan et Lujiang, en collaboration avec Ling Tong.
 Zhou Tai, participe à la défense de Ruxu aux côtés de Sun Quan.
 Xu Sheng, aide Zhou Tai en collaboration avec Zhu Ran. Serait responsable de la blessure mortelle de Sun Guan.
 Dong Xi, est peut-être mort au combat durant cette bataille.

Notes et références

Bibliographie
 Chen Shou. Chroniques des Trois Royaumes (Sanguozhi), volumes 17, 54, 55.

Dynastie Han
Fin de la Dynastie Han
Bataille du IIe siècle
Histoire de la Chine
Trois Royaumes de Chine
Anhui
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Plus-Minus Goals Scored For or Against Total
Jan 24, 2023 2 0 1 7 9
Jan 22, 2023 0 0 0 0 —
Jan 19, 2023 0 0 -1 5 -1
W 4-3 / OT
Time On Ice
2022 99 7.1 14 25 39 — 20:20
2021 162.5 8.6 19 48 67 -6 20:46
3y Avg. 150.25 8.3 18 42 60 -1 20:58
Kings' Anze Kopitar: Two goals against Philly
Kopitar scored two goals, one on the power play, in Tuesday's 4-3 overtime win over the Flyers. Both tallies came a little over two minutes apart in the first period, one on a wicked one-timer from the high slot and the other basically a tap-in after Adrian Kempe had circled the net and left Carter Hart well out of position. Kopitar has shaken off his Christmas blues with an impressive January, piling up four goals and 10 points in 10 games on the month, and the 35-year-old remains one of the most dangerous players in a Kings uniform.
Kings' Anze Kopitar: Provides two helpers Saturday
Kopitar registered two assists in a 5-3 loss to Nashville on Saturday. Kopitar has 12 goals and 37 points in 48 games in 2022-23. He's been on a roll lately, providing at least a point in seven of his last eight contests. Prior to that run, Kopitar was held off the scoresheet for five consecutive games from Dec. 22-31.
Kings' Anze Kopitar: Tips in goal on power play
Kopitar scored a power-play goal on five shots in Saturday's 5-2 loss to the Devils. Kopitar got a piece of a Drew Doughty shot and scored at 6:48 of the second period. The goal extended Kopitar's point streak to six games (two tallies, four helpers). The 35-year-old center is up to 35 points, 92 shots on net, 53 blocked shots, 48 hits and a minus-1 rating through 46 appearances. While he's producing consistently on offense, he should be a fixture in fantasy lineups.
Kings' Anze Kopitar: Slides assist in win
Kopitar notched an assist and two hits in Wednesday's 4-3 win over the Sharks. Kopitar had the secondary helper on Adrian Kempe's opening tally in the first period. The assist extended Kopitar's point streak to five games (one goal, four helpers), a strong turnaround after he closed December with no points in five contests. The 35-year-old center is up to 34 points, 87 shots on net, 47 hits, 53 blocked shots and a minus-1 rating through 45 outings in his usual top-line role.
Kings' Anze Kopitar: Contributes power-play helper
Kopitar managed a power-play assist in Monday's 6-3 win over the Oilers. Kopitar stretched his point streak to four games (one goal, three assists). This was his first power-play point since Dec. 20. Through 44 contests, Kopitar has a solid 33 points (eight on the power play), 86 shots on net, 52 blocked shots, 45 hits and a minus-1 rating. The 35-year-old has seen drops in power-play production and shot volume, but everything else is more or less in line with recent years.
Kings' Anze Kopitar: Earns shorthanded helper
Kopitar provided a shorthanded assist in Saturday's 5-1 win over the Golden Knights. Kopitar has opened January with a three-game point streak (one goal, two helpers). It's surprisingly his longest run of the season, though he hasn't recorded a multi-point effort since a two-goal game Dec. 11. The 35-year-old center is up to 11 tallies, 21 helpers, 85 shots on net, 51 blocked shots, 44 hits and an even plus-minus rating in 43 outings. The helper was his first shorthanded point of the campaign.
Kings' Anze Kopitar: Logs assist in loss
Kopitar produced an assist, three shots on goal and a minus-2 rating in Thursday's 5-2 loss to the Bruins. Kopitar has gotten on the scoresheet in consecutive games for the first time since Dec. 10-11. He has a goal, a helper and seven shots over his last two contests. For the season, the 35-year-old center is up to 11 tallies, 20 helpers, 84 shots, 50 blocked shots, 44 hits and an even plus-minus rating through 42 appearances.
Kings' Anze Kopitar: Ends slump with goal
Kopitar scored a goal on four shots and added two hits in Tuesday's 3-2 win over the Stars. Kopitar's second-period tally put the Kings up 2-1, though that lead lasted less than a minute. The goal snapped Kopitar's five-game point drought, and it was his first tally since Dec. 11. Despite the recent slump, the 35-year-old center is up to 11 goals, 30 points, 81 shots on net, 43 hits and 50 blocked shots through 41 appearances. He's on track to reach the 60-point mark for the fifth time in six years, with the exception being the 56-game 2020-21 campaign.
Kings' Anze Kopitar: Slides power-play helper
Kopitar notched a power-play assist and two shots on goal in Tuesday's 4-1 win over the Ducks. Kopitar has logged a pair of assists in his last four games, though that's a bit of a slowdown compared to what he'd done in recent weeks. The 35-year-old center is up to 10 tallies, 19 helpers, seven power-play points, 70 shots on net, a plus-5 rating and 45 blocked shots through 35 contests overall.
Kings' Anze Kopitar: Stays hot Sunday
Kopitar provided two goals in Sunday's 6-5 overtime loss to Columbus. Kopitar found the back of the net at 4:42 of the second period, then scored again at 4:52 of the third. He was cold from Nov. 1-19 with a goal and four points in 10 contests, but that slump is well behind him. The 35-year-old has contributed seven markers and 13 points in his last 10 games, bringing him up to 10 goals and 27 points in 31 contests this season.
Kings' Anze Kopitar: Eleven points in last nine games
Kopitar scored a goal Saturday in a 4-2 win over Montreal. Kopitar fired a one-timer under Jake Allen's left pad to open the scoring. He has 11 points (five goals, six assists) in his last nine games, and is on track to deliver close to 70 points this season.
Kings' Anze Kopitar: Logs three helpers in win
Kopitar picked up three assists in Tuesday's 5-2 win over the Senators. With Tuesday's three-point showing, Kopitar now has nine points in his last seven contests. The veteran center has shown no signs of slowing down in his age-36 season with seven goals and 17 assists through 28 games.
Kings' Anze Kopitar: Scores pair of goals in win
Kopitar scored twice (once on the power play), blocked two shots and added two hits in Thursday's 5-3 win over the Coyotes. Kopitar tied the game at 1-1 with a power-play goal in the first period, and his third-period marker at even strength stood as the game-winner. The center is heating up again with three multi-point outings in his last five games, a span in which he's collected four goals and three assists. For the season, the 35-year-old is up to seven tallies, 21 points (five on the power play), 52 shots on net, 35 blocked shots, 25 hits and a plus-1 rating in 26 appearances.
Kings' Anze Kopitar: Collects two points Tuesday
Kopitar scored a goal on four shots, added an assist and went plus-4 in Tuesday's 9-8 overtime loss to the Kraken. The Kings' top line was the team's best one in this contest, but it still wasn't enough. Kopitar's goal 16 seconds into the game after a Kraken turnover set the tone for what was a chaotic, back-and-forth affair, and he also set up a Gabriel Vilardi goal in the second period just after a power play expired. Kopitar finished November with three goals, six helpers and 30 shots in 14 contests. He's at five tallies, 14 assists, 49 shots on net, 33 blocked shots, 23 hits and an even plus-minus rating in 25 appearances this season.
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Kopitar scored an empty-net goal on three shots and blocked three shots in Friday's 5-2 win over the Sharks. Kopitar capped the Kings' win with an empty-netter at 17:32 of the third period. He's scored twice and added two assists over his last six games, but the 35-year-old's offense has been a bit more volatile than usual. He's up to four goals, 17 points, 44 shots on net, 32 blocked shots, 22 hits and a minus-4 rating in 23 outings this season. He already has four separate stretches of two or more games with no points.
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Kopitar provided two assists, four shots on goal and two hits in Tuesday's 5-3 loss to the Rangers. Kopitar entered Tuesday on a three-game point drought. It didn't take him long to snap the slump, as he helped out on Kevin Fiala's goal 35 seconds into the game. Kopitar also set up Sean Walker's third-period tally. Despite the recent inconsistency, Kopitar's been solid this season with three goals, 13 helpers, 41 shots on net, 29 blocked shots, 22 hits and a minus-3 rating in 22 appearances. With Fiala taking Gabriel Vilardi's place on the top line, Kopitar has a more experienced linemate to set up for scoring chances.
Kings' Anze Kopitar: Sparks third-period rally
Kopitar scored a third-period goal during Monday's 6-5 loss to the host Flames. Kopitar scored his first goal in November. With the streaking Kings trailing 6-3 entering the final frame Monday, the 35-year-old center scored to spark a rally that eventually fell short. Goalie Jacob Markstrom made the save of the game by stretching out to deny Kopitar from a game-tying, open-net tally with 21 seconds to go. Kopitar, whose previous goal came against the Blues on Oct. 31, registered three shots during 19:19 of ice time against the Flames.
Kings' Anze Kopitar: Sets up lone goal in win
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Kopitar registered an assist in Tuesday's 1-0 win over the Wild. Kopitar set up Gabriel Vilardi for the game's only goal with 6:03 remaining in the third period. With three assists over his last two games, Kopitar's offense looks to be bouncing back from a two-game mini-slump. The center has two goals, 11 helpers, 26 shots on net, 18 blocked shots, 16 hits and a minus-3 rating through 15 outings.
Kings' Anze Kopitar: Nets second goal
Kopitar scored a goal on three shots and went plus-2 in Monday's 5-1 win over the Blues. Kopitar struck at 5:06 of the second period, the second of four Kings goals in a span of 6:15 during the middle frame. The 35-year-old has gotten his offense back on track with four points in his last four games. For the season, the star center has two tallies, eight helpers, 19 shots on net, 14 blocked shots, 11 hits and a minus-2 rating through 11 contests.
Kings' Anze Kopitar: Back on scoresheet
Rotowire Oct 29, 2022
Kopitar delivered two assists in Saturday's 4-2 win over Toronto. After six points in his first four games, Kopitar had just a single assist in his previous five games. And he only has one goal in nine games so far. Kopitar has eight points in nine games so far, but his shot totals are way down. He had just one shot Saturday and has just eight in his last six games (15 total in nine games).
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Stress is a part of everyday life. You can't escape stress, so what you must do is to learn how to deal with it. The way you deal with stress will affect how you feel and how you go through life. Here are some great ways to handle stress in your life.
If you are suffering from a lot of stress, one of the best things that you can do is pray. This will reduce the amount of tension in your body and allow your mind to focus on more peaceful things. Pray at least once a day to minimize your stress level.
Make sure you're not taking too much on. If you're feeling stressed, particularly at work, it could be because you're trying to take on too much work at once. Don't be afraid to ask for help. If you're not able to handle your work load, let your boss know. Often, your boss will be more than happy to help you out or help you to find someone who can.
Ahhh…. Who doesn't love a hot bath? Soaking in a bath is a great stress reliever. But, we don't always have time for a hot bath. If you don't have time for a bath, wash your face or even your hands with some hot water and imagine you are soaking your stresses away.
In order to deal with stress, you may wish to consider completely cutting yourself off of whatever is causing your stress temporarily. This is important because sometimes we have problems with completely turning things off and often times this can be the best way. An example would be to turn off your work cell phone and computer for an entire weekend.
A good tip to keep you from getting stressed out is to take breaks when you're working on a difficult task. Forcing yourself to get something done might be a good intention but it's not healthy. Taking the breaks you need will allow you to stay focused and thinking clearly.
Handling stress well is one of the best things you can do for your mental health. Use these techniques to better deal with stress and you'll find you are able to do things you couldn't before. Learning to deal with stress will help you relax but better than that, coping skills will improve the quality of your entire life.


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Дифенілметанол — це органічна сполука з формулою (C6H5)2CHOH. Також відомий як бензгідрол, це біла тверда речовина і вихідний член великого класу діарилових спиртів.

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Дифенілметанол може бути отриманий за допомогою реакції Гріньяра між фенілмагнійбромідом і бензальдегідом з подальшим підкисленням:C6H5MgBr + C6H5CHO + HCl -> (C6H5)2CHOH + MgBrCl

Альтернативний метод передбачає відновлення бензофенону боргідридом натрію або цинковим пилом або амальгамою натрію та водою:

(C6H5)2CO + H2O + Zn ->(C6H5)2CHOH + ZnO

Використання та безпека
Його використовують у парфумерному та фармацевтичному виробництві. У парфумерії використовується як закріплювач . У фармацевтичному виробництві використовується при синтезі антигістамінних / протиалергенних та гіпотензивних засобів. Він використовується в синтезі модафінілу , а бензгідрильна група присутня в структурі багатьох антагоністів гістаміну H1, таких як дифенілгідрамін . Бензгідроль також використовується у виробництві агрохімікатів, а також інших органічних сполук і як кінцева група при полімеризації .

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Q: How to get bin/debug/netcoreapp2.1 path in Azure function .Net project? When ever I build my project my appsettings.json file and hosts.json file go to /bin/debug/netcoreapp2.1 folder but my project dll and all other libraries goes to /bin/debug/netcoreapp2.1/bin folder. Now in my azure function I want the dynamically created path for my .json files. What I have tried is:
var appSettingsFileAbsPath = Path.GetDirectoryName(new Uri(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().CodeBase).LocalPath) + appSettingsFileName;

But again it gives me /bin/debug/netcoreapp2.1/bin path where my dll is present. Is there any function from which i can get /bin/debug/netcoreapp2.1 path where my json files comes when i build my project?

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Is there any function from which i can get /bin/debug/netcoreapp2.1
  path where my json files comes

Your Json files would be located in dllGrandParentpath
      var dllPath = System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location;
      var dllParentPath = Path.GetDirectoryName(dllPath);
      var dllGrandParentPath = Path.GetDirectoryName(dllParentPath); // This is Where your appsettings.json file and hosts.json file is present

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Balance Sheet – By providing a summary of your company's assets, liabilities and net worth, a balance sheet will offer a clear perspective on your business' financial health. Your assets are the resources that you control, such as cash, equipment, furniture, buildings and money owed to you (i.e. your customers, etc.). Liabilities include debt or other obligations that you owe to others, including taxes, loans, payroll, and accounts payable (i.e. vendors, etc.). Your company's net worth (or equity) is what remains when you subtract your liabilities from your assets.
Profit-and-Loss-Statement – Also known as an income statement, this offers a historical record of how much you've earned in revenues, how much you've spent and what your net income is over a specific time frame. Often monitored on a monthly timeline, the P&L will let you know if you're making money or losing money, and exactly how much you are making or losing. The P&L is also a great way to monitor what services or products are selling best, the margins on your products and services and where you may be spending too much on expenses.
Cash Flow Statement – Similar to the ledger in your personal checkbook, a cash flow statement shows how much money came in, how much is going out and the remaining balance. This statement shows the flow of cash in and out of your business. Cash comes in, usually in the form of sales, accounts receivable, new loans and investments, and then goes out usually as expenses, equipment purchased, inventory purchased, and loans paid. This statement will show you the breakdown of the flow of cash within your operating, financing and investing activities.
There are a variety of options available for a small business to track their accounting, including financial software such as QuickBooks, Quicken, or Peachtree, just to name a few. While for simple record keeping you could create Excel spreadsheets, the other financial software systems are very user-friendly and will help you keep clear records of all expenses and revenues.
What techniques have you found to be helpful for monitoring your small business' financial health? Share with us in the comment section below.


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Q: Is it possible to perform FOR loop on async function? I want to find a way to perform FOR loop on the code below for send a multiple request to a different hosts in one shot and render them in separated to the HTML by the function of "handleLedResponses".
The code below works fine in use case of a single host but when I've tried to send a multiple requests by FOR loop that call to each host by array it doesn't work because an async problems.
var fetch = require('node-fetch');

function collectionChecking() {

    const ledTypesA = {
        green: "",
        red: "",
        yellow: ""
    };

    let token = '111111111';
    let url = 'http://host1.com:8000/api';
    fetch(url, {method: 'GET', headers: {"X-AUTH-TOKEN": token, "Content-Type": "text/plain"}, timeout: 30000}
    ).then(function (res) {
        console.log(res.status);
        handleLedResponse(res);
    });

    function handleLedResponse(res) {
        var curSpan = document.getElementById('col_host_0');
        if (res.status === 200 || res.status === 204) {
            curSpan.innerHTML = ledTypes.green;
        } else if (res.status === 500 || res.status === 404) {
            curSpan.innerHTML = ledTypes.red;
        } else if (res.status === 300 || res.status === 301 || res.status === 302) {
            curSpan.innerHTML = ledTypes.yellow;
        }
    }
}

The code below is the code with the FOR loop that I've add a problem to pass the variable of hostIndx2 to the rendering function of handleLedResponses2 because the promise issues -
var fetch = require('node-fetch');

var ledTypes = {
    green: "",
    red: "",
    yellow: ""
};

var hosts2 = ['http://host1.com','host2.com','host3.com','host4.com'];
var hostIndx2 = 0;

var lengthVal = hosts2.length;
var token = '1213232431';
    function collectionChecking() {

        console.log("im inside the func" + hostIndx2 + "---" + lengthVal);
        for (; hostIndx2 < lengthVal; hostIndx2++) {
            console.log(hostIndx2);
            let url = hosts2[hostIndx2];
            // sendReq();
            fetch(url , {method: 'GET', headers:{"X-AUTH-TOKEN": token, "Content-Type": "text/plain"}, timeout: 30000}
            ).then(function (res, hostIndx2) {
                    console.log(res.status, hostIndx2);
                    handleLedResponse2(res, hostIndx2);

                });
        }
    }

function handleLedResponse2(res, hostIndx2) {
    var curSpan = document.getElementById('col_host_' + hostIndx2);
    console.log("IM HERE" + res.status + "---" + hostIndx2);
    if (res.status === 200 || res.status === 204) {
        curSpan.innerHTML = ledTypes.green;
    } else if (res.status === 500 || res.status === 404) {
        curSpan.innerHTML = ledTypes.red;
    } else if (res.status === 300 || res.status === 301 || res.status === 302) {
        curSpan.innerHTML = ledTypes.yellow;
    }
}


Adirondack Rivermen player Christian Carrion (second from left) battles with his opponents from South Glens Falls to control the puck with the assistance of his teammate Tom Moore (right)in a game held this week. Adding ice hockey as a sanctioned interscholastic sport this year, Warrensburg High School has joined Glens Falls, South Glens Falls and Hudson Falls schools in providing players for the Adirondack Rivermen's roster. Carrion and Moore are two of the four players from Warrensburg High joining the young but talented team.
WARRENSBURG | For the first time in recent history — and likely over the school's entire existence — Warrensburg Central School is offering ice hockey as an interscholastic sport.
Warrensburg High is now one of four schools jointly sponsoring the Adirondack Rivermen which is holding games weekly from now through February.
High school athletes from Glens Falls, South Glens Falls, Hudson Falls and Warrensburg are on the roster of the Rivermen, engaged in competition sanctioned by the New York State Public High School Athletic Association.
Competing in Section II Division I, the Rivermen are coached by Mike DiFiore, a social studies teacher at Warrensburg High.
Warrensburg Elementary School Teacher Nick LaVigne is the team's assistant coach.
The Adirondack Rivermen squad is one of 11 teams competing in the Capital District High School Hockey League.
Warrensburg Central School District Athletic Director Scott Smith said school administrators were pleased that their students now had another sanctioned winter sport to choose from, in addition to basketball and wrestling.
"This gives our students a new opportunity to play for a high school ice hockey team," he said.
Smith added that offering ice hockey will likely not hamper the other winter sports by drawing athletes away from any other winter teams.
"The athletes that have signed up for the sport would have been busy with club hockey anyway," he said.
To date, the Adirondack Rivermen includes the following Warrensburg students: Cody Parker, a senior goaltender; Christian Carrion, a junior forward; Tom Moore, a sophomore forward; and Nick Parker, a freshman forward, Smith said.
"These four guys all have played youth club hockey, and they've got significant experience on ice," he said.
The team also includes Glens Falls High School freshman Ben DiFiore, son of the coach.
During the 2015-16 year, the Rivermen — formerly named the Tri-Falls Rivermen — were finalists in the Section II championship tournament series.
Before the four schools merged to form the Rivermen, DiFiore spent a dozen years as the coach of Glens Falls High School's hockey team.
The sports mergers in recent years involving Warrensburg High and Bolton Central — and a 2016-17 Rivermen team that had to draft a lot of eighth graders — prompted DiFiore to consider the potential of Warrensburg joining the Rivermen.
Despite their youth in 2016-17, the team achieved a 6-14-1 record.
DiFiore predicted a bright future for the team, stating that their short-term goal is to compile a solid enough record this season to place among the top four teams in Section II, which would secure a home game in the Sectional tournament quarterfinals.
Smith said the Adirondack Rivermen have already developed a substantial fan base at Warrensburg High School.
The Adirondack Rivermen started their schedule of practices for the 2017-18 season on Nov. 6.
They've played four scrimmages so far: Against Saratoga on Nov. 17, versus LaSalle on Nov. 18, against Salmon River on Nov. 22 and Shenendehowa on Nov. 28.
The team's regular season begins with away games over two days in the Potsdam Tournament, to be held Friday Dec. 1 and Saturday Dec. 2 in that city's Pine St. Arena.
Next up is a home game against Penfield Vt. at 7:40 p.m. Friday Dec. 8 at the Glens Falls Recreation Center rink.
For the remainder of the 2017-18 season, most all of the games are to be held on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
A full schedule and team roster are posted on the Rivermen's page at www.hometeamsonline.com.


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2nd Outlet (Houtkamp / Fuhler / Blume)
Burnt Sienna
(Nuscope - USA)
Live recordings from the LOFT in Koln, Germany from the 2nd Outlet trio, electro-acoustic improvisation with traditional elements.
Label: Nuscope
Catalog ID: CD 1015
Recorded by Christian Heck at the LOFT in Koln, Germany on May 26, 2002 (tracks 2 & 9) and May 9, 2003.
Luc Houtkamp-tenor saxophone, computer-controlled live electronics
Cor Fuhler-Hamburg Steinway D piano and preparations
Martin Blume-drums, percussion
• Show Bio for Cor Fuhler
"Cor Fuhler, described by the ABC as 'A Modern Day Renaissance Man', is an interdisciplinary eclectic musician, improviser, composer, sound artist, multi instrumentalist, instrument builder, inventor, visual artist, researcher and scholar whose practice crosses into installation, visual art, dance, puppetry, comic strip, music theatre and site-specific performance. He is a conservatorium trained pianist, guitarist and experimental electronics player, and is renowned for his pioneering extended piano techniques and his invention the keyolin, a hybrid violin and piano. He often functions as axle between various art forms: he has written scripts, choreographies and music for theatre, radio plays, dance and puppetry. Cor has a preference for juxtaposing old and new technologies (from super 8 film to the latest digital software) and he has composed for ethnic instruments, western instruments, self built devices and various electronic media. In his work, he puts a strong emphasis on awareness of acoustic and visual phenomena at a specific time and place.
Born 1964 in the Netherlands in a multi-cultural family (he is partly Romani), after travelling and since 2010 living in Australia, Cor is influenced by several creative cultures. He took his first lessons on organ at the age of 10, but disillusioned by the complete lack of understanding from his teachers (he mostly changed compositions and instruments to his personal preference), he soon became autodidact. Again disillusioned, but now by his own lack of instrumental technique and general knowledge, in 1983 he decided to go to the highly esteemed Sweelinck Conservatorium Amsterdam to study piano and teaching methodology (his main teachers were Nico Langenhuijsen - piano and Misha Mengelberg - composition). During this time he spent much of his time in libraries, museums and on his bicycle in order to avoid musical tunnel vision. After finishing his studies in 1989, a year earlier than planned, he travelled around in Indonesia and went back to his natural state of following his own intuition. Since then he has been the artistic leader of his own ensembles (e.g., Corkestra, Wayang Detective, Fuhler/Bennink/de Joode, Cortet and solo), he toured internationally (Europe, Canada, USA, Japan, etc.) and released over 50 CDs, mostly with his own works and artistic concepts.
After a two-year research period Cor attained his PhD in composition in 2016 at the University of Sydney (with supervision by composer Damien Ricketson) and is now an active researcher with special interest in the relationship improvisation-composition, compositional multiplicity, corporeal kinetic installations, Fluxus, magic and mystery in art, and acoustic ecology. In 2017 he published his book Disperse and Display (which demonstrates a holistic approach to his research on modular compositional techniques and extended instrumental techniques) and he started working at the Conservatorium of Music in Hobart and the Sydney Conservatorium of Music; here he partly lectures composition, improvisation and ensemble as well as marks composition students' essays. In 2018 Cor started a position as senior lecturer in sound and creative media studies at the SAE Creative Media Institute in Sydney."
-Cor Fuhler Website (https://www.corfuhler.com/bio-1)
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• Show Bio for Martin Blume
"Martin Blume - drums, percussion, composition
Born 1956 in Arnsberg/Westfalen. Has worked since 1983 as a performer and composer with several musicians and in different musical situations, both as a collaborator and in leading his own groups including musicians like Peter Brötzmann, Peter Kowald, Helmut Joe Sachse, Luc Houtkamp, Johannes Bauer, Conny Bauer, Marcio Mattos, Jay Oliver, Phil Minton, Lol Coxhill, John Butcher, Mario Schiano, Georg Graewe, Frank Gratkowski, Dieter Manderscheid, Hans Schneider, Wolfgang Fuchs, John Edwards, Werner Lüdi, John Russell, Chris Burn, Roger Turner, Joëlle Leandré, Axel Doerner, Horst Grabosch, Melvyn Poore, Earl Howard, Richard Teitelbaum, Jim Denley, Alfred Zimmerlin, Dorothea Schürch, Phil Wachsmann , Mats Gustafsson, Xu Feng Xia, Thomas Lehn, Fred van Hove, Wilbert de Joode, Ken Vandermark, Kent Kessler, Cor Fuhler a.m.o.Toured in Holland, Belgium, Luxemburg, France, England, Denmark, Norway, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, USA, Canada and Australia and performed at Festivals."
-Martin Blume Website (http://www.martinblume.de/)
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1. Winsor Blue 9:08
2. Solferino Violet 7:45
3. French Ultramarine 2:54
4. Aurlian Yellow 5:38
5. Cadmium Red 5:01
6. Phthalocynine Green 4:56
7. Raw Umber 6:20
8. Alizarin Crimson 8:21
9. Burnt Sienna 5:38
10. Van Dyck Brown 5:33
"According to Thomas Lehn in the liner notes, "The resulting identity of 2nd Outlet is their finely balanced, but not too serious, act of playing with both of their identities. The traditional elements are on one hand, and the timbre work is on the other. The traditional idioms are set into the light of reflection, questioning their idiomatic meanings, by letting them co-exist with very imaginative timbre emanations, which you can hear across the entire disc in multiple shades and shapes."
In the Summer 2004 issue of Signal to Noise magazine, Bill Meyer says, 2nd Outlet's "...billing as a band is telling, for nothing about this music speaks of overweaning ego. Which isn't to suggest that they're overly reserved; each player proceeds decisively, and the collective musters a vigor that any self-respecting energy music ensemble would be glad to claim for its own."
This release features an 8-page booklet with liner notes from German synthesist Thomas Lehn and very original art from Dallas, Texas resident John Pomara."-Nuscope
European Improvisation and Experimental Forms
Nuscope.
Leandre, Joelle 10
(Ayler Records)
Leandre, Joelle
Solo: Conversations With Franck Medioni [BOOK + CD + DVD]
(Kadima Triptych)
Kanon (Aki Takase, Kazuhisa Uchihashi, Axel Dorner)
Beauty Is The Thing
(Doubtmusic)
Lang, Klaus
Trauermusiken
Fujii, Satoko Min-Yoh Ensemble
(Libra)
Leandre, Joelle / Phillip Greenlief
That Overt Desire of Object
Moser, Michael
Resonant Cuts: (2 CDs AND BOOK)
Machinefabriek
Apollo [3" CD]
(Machinefabriek)
(Cold Spring Records)
Musikalisches Opfer
Orchestra Of The National Center For Korean Traditional Performing Arts, The
Yomillak: The Selection Of Korean Classical Music
Gaber, Harley
The Winds Rise In The North
Lang, Klaus / Arditti String Quartet
20 Jahre Inventionen III
Radulescu, Horatiu
20 Jahre Inventionen
Julius, Rolf
(Halb) Schwarz
Koenig, Gottfried Michael
Gottfried Michael Koenig [2 CDS]
einfalt.stille
Indra's Net
Gruppo Di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza
Tudor, David
Music for Piano
Ullmann, Jakob
A Catalouge of Sounds
d'Angiolini, Giuliano
Simmetrie Di Ritorno
Houle, Viviane
Treize
(Drip Audio)
Morris / Fell / Ward
The Necessary And The Possible
Bailey, Derek / Agusti Fernandez
A Silent Dance
(Incus)
Shibolet / Josephson / Baker / Looney / Smith
untitled (1959)
(Kadima)


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The New Zealand Medical Association (NZMA) shares the concerns of the Association of Salaried Medical Specialists (ASMS) about the possibility that the three Wellington regional District Health Boards (DHBs) may…
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The New Zealand Medical Association (NZMA) shares the concerns of fellow health professionals about the health effects of climate change, expressed in today's New Zealand Medical Journal. "Although New Zealand…
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An editorial in today's New Zealand Medical Journal drives home the message that New Zealand has too many risky drinkers, and too little alcohol law reform, says the New Zealand…
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The New Zealand Medical Association (NZMA) welcomes the report released by the Prime Minister's Chief Science Advisor, Professor Peter Gluckman, examining the scientific evidence for and against community water fluoridation.…
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The New Zealand Medical Association (NZMA) welcomes the public health focus in the Labour Party health policies released today. "The priorities set out in these policies are the same areas…
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NZMA commends Government for food labelling step
The New Zealand Medical Association (NZMA) commends the Government for supporting the introduction of a food labelling system to help inform New Zealanders about their food choices. "This is one…
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In a major policy briefing released today, the New Zealand Medical Association recommends a suite of measures to be considered as part of an approach to tackling New Zealand's obesity…
NZMA welcomes boosted funding
The New Zealand Medical Association welcomes the increased funding for District Health Boards (DHBs) over the next 4 years, announced in today's Budget. "This will enable more vital elective surgery,…
Government response an opportunity lost
The New Zealand Medical Association is disappointed in the Government's response to the Parliamentary Health Select Committee's report on improving child health outcomes. "The Health Committee called for an effective…
NZMA wishes Ryall 'all the best'
The New Zealand Medical Association (NZMA) wishes Health Minister Tony Ryall all the best for his retirement from politics at the coming election. "Minister Ryall has been a strong and…
Children's Commissioner receives NZMA Chair's Award 2013
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New Zealand Medical Association welcomes Health Committee report
The New Zealand Medical Association is delighted with the scope of recommendations made by the Parliamentary Health Select Committee in its report on improving child health outcomes, released today. "In…
NZMA welcomes proposed tightening of drink-driving laws
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Fluoride a national priority, says NZMA
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NZMA backs call for evidence-based policy making
The New Zealand Medical Association (NZMA) welcomes Sir Peter's Gluckman's report on the role of evidence in policy formation and implementation. "Too often we've seen the weight of often poorly…


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Made in Ukraine — п'ятий студійний альбом українського гурту Брати Гадюкіни, який було презентовано 1 вересня 2014 року у Києві.

Про альбом
Альбом музиканти задумали ще два роки тому, коли побачили, що в країні діється геть не те що повинно. Своєрідним поштовхом до випуску альбому стала Революція Гідності й початок бойових дій на сході України. Як зауважили музиканти, альбом створений для того, щоб привернути увагу до нинішньої ситуації в країні. Кожен охочий може безкоштовно завантажити будь-яку пісню з нового альбому і за бажанням перевести кошти на допомогу пораненим бійцями із зони АТО або переселенцям зі Сходу і Півдня.

Зважаючи на політичну ситуацію в країні, музиканти не змогли оминути і політичну тему. Так у пісні «Жаба» згадується російський президент Володимир Путін.

Усі пісні з альбому «Made in Ukraine» лунали наживо у Зеленому театрі в Києві 12 вересня. А згодом і на концертах в рамках спеціального туру — у Львові, Тернополі, Києві, Одесі, Миколаєві та інших містах України.

Звукорежисером альбому виступив Євдоким Решетько. Саундпродюсери — Євдоким Решетько і Павло Крахмальов.

Композиції

Учасники запису
 Павло Крахмальов — йоніка, спів
 Геннадій Вербяний — гітара, спів
 Михайло Лундін — бубни, спів
 Ігор Мельничук — бас, спів
 Андрій Скачко — гітара
 Антон Бурико — труба
 Олег Кадук — саксофон
 Володимир Пушкар — тромбон
 Андрій Войтюк — гармоніка устна
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Q: How to up update in place without entering current changeset ID or hash So I've got a sample repo:
o  2[tip]  default 7cfcb8d177c3
|    Commit #3
|
@  1  default 443465314c87
|    Commit #2
|
o  0  default 0258e24d8f4e
    initial

I want to do an hg update -C without changing changesets.
If I do hg update -C, it updates me to the tip:
@  2[tip]  default 7cfcb8d177c3
|    Commit #3
|
o  1  default 443465314c87
|    Commit #2
|
o  0  default 0258e24d8f4e
    initial

I do not want that.  Now, I can get the behavior I want with either hg update -C -r 1 or hg update -C -r 443465314c87, but that requires me first finding out the revision ID or hash.
Is there any hg command that allows me to update -C in place without entering the revision ID or has of the current change set?

A: hg update -C .

. is the parent of the working directory.  If you're in the middle of a merge, it updates to the first parent.

A: If you want to undo all local (uncommited) changes in working dir (as hg up -C) without changing changeset, you have to hg revert -C -a


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