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Q: Верстка циклов wordpress Верстаю тему bootstrap на wordpress. Подскажите? как сверстать вывод статей, так чтобы блоки не съезжали.
На данный момент сделал так:

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Нужно чтобы было 3 ряда по 3 поста, как выводить каждый новый ряд row?

A: Проверяйте в цикле, что номер выводимого поста делится на 3 нацело. Если да - начинайте новый ряд.

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Young people are perhaps better known for spending money than saving it. But some new banking websites are seeking to change that. These websites offer young people the information and tools they need to watch over their money. The websites also let the users share their financial experiences with other young people.
Nineteen-year-old Alix Scott has been working at a store this summer. She is saving money to pay for college next year.
But instead of putting her money in a local bank, Ms. Scott began using SmartyPig, a Web-based banking service.
Michael Ferrari developed SmartyPig with a friend in two thousand seven.
Mr. Ferrari says SmartyPig opened after he started a college savings account for his new baby. He says that experience helped him realize the power of saving for a specific goal. Helping other savers pay attention to their goals is the idea behind his online company.
Mister Ferrari says his website also enables outsiders to add money to the accounts of its users.
Twenty-two-year-old Khang Nguyen is studying civil engineering in college. He likes being able to share his saving goals with his online community.
A growing number of young people have shown an interest in online banking sites like SmartyPig. They say they like the ease of operation and services the sites offer. These personal finance websites offer tools that help users follow their spending, set up a budget, and combine their investments. And they all involve social media, which interests young adults who are already at ease about sharing their personal information online.
Janet Stauble is with the personal finance website bankrate.com.
Ms. Stauble says people share things on the Internet that they might not say to their friends.
Ms. Stauble believes that as technology continues to develop, more people will use the electronic banking sites.
Steve Weisman talks about financial issues at Bentley University in Waltham, Massachusetts. He says the more creative the websites are in providing services, the more successful they will be in competing against traditional banks or even cooperating with them.
That cooperation, he says, will change the way Americans save in the future.
And that's the VOA Special English Education Report. I'm Christopher Cruise.


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TV & radio: what to tune in to next week (27 November-3 December)
Can't decide what programmes to watch or listen to? Here are 10 you won't want to miss...
Great Continental Railway Journeys
Friday 27 November, 9.00pm
Michael Portillo concludes his latest series of European jaunts by travelling from Barcelona to Majorca. It's a journey where the Spanish Civil War, which drove the former politician's father into exile, is a recurring theme. Plus the work of Antoni Gaudi and how to make the perfect paella.
Blood, Sex And Money by Emile Zola
Saturday 28 November, 2.30pm
The eighth instalment of Radio 4's adaptation of Zola's Les Rougon-Macquart novel cycle finds Dide (Glenda Jackson) focusing on the life of her great-grandson, Jacques. He's a train driver who loves machines more than women, and a man with a dark secret. Concludes Sunday 29 November, 3.00pm.
Guy Martin: Last Flight of the Vulcan Bomber
Sunday 29 November, 7.30pm
The mechanic and speed freak joins a team of engineers preparing the last airworthy Avro Vulcan bomber for a farewell tour of Britain. It's a chance for Guy to get close to a plane that must have seemed like something from a science-fiction novel when it went into service back in the 1950s.
Ireland with Simon Reeve
The explorer concludes his journey around Eire and Northern Ireland. Beginning with a visit to the Giant's Causeway, he travels down the east coast via Belfast (where he sees depressing evidence of sectarian divisions) and Dublin, and ends his trip in the Wicklow Mountains.
Simon Reeve at Giant's Causeway. © BBC/Ruth Mayer
The Secret History of the British Garden
In the 19th century, Britain's gardens changed dramatically. In great part, that's because plant hunters began to bring back exotic specimens from far afield, at the same time as technological innovations meant it was easier to keep even the most tender plants alive. Monty Don charts what occurred.
Britain's Outlaws: Pirates, Highwaymen, Pirates and Rogues
Monday 30 November, 9.00pm
Sam Wills turns his attention to the lives of pirates during the early 18th century. This was the era when the legendary likes of Captain Kidd, Blackbeard and Calico Jack were in their pomp. What impact, Wills asks, did their violent thievery have in the era of colonial expansion?
Tumanbay
Wednesday 2 December, 2.15pm
Tumanbay is the capital of a vast medieval Egyptian empire. But it's a place under threat, both from without and from within. Writer and director John Dryden's 10-part historical drama, set during the Mamluk slave dynasty era, focuses on Gregor (Rufus Wright), master of the palace guard and a man charged with crushing an insurgency.
Dan Cruickshank: Resurrecting History – Warsaw
Architectural historian Cruickshank, who lived in Warsaw as a boy, returns to Poland's capital for the first time in nearly 60 years. The purpose of his journey? To explore how the city rose from the ashes in the wake of the Second World War, when it was all but destroyed.
Thursday 3 December, 9.00pm
The terrific adaptation of Bernard Cornwell's historical novels continues with ascetic Alfred (David Dawson) in a spot of bother on account of the Danes having invaded Wessex. Cue the monarch hiding out in marshlands, where he can't be trusted to prevent cakes from burning.
What a Performance! Pioneers of Popular Entertainment
Over three episodes, Frank Skinner and Suzy Klein team up to explore the history of entertainment for the masses in the years before television was invented. The duo begin in the 19th century, when music hall was all the rage.
More on: TV and radio
The Last Kingdom and Agincourt
8 things you (probably) didn't know about the history of railways
Behind the scenes: series one of The Last Kingdom
Georgian gardens and historical fiction

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Objectives: Caesarean section is one of the most common gynecological surgeries of women. Traditionally, patients are banned by the surgeon from eating and drinking for 24 hours or until bowel sounds are reversed, or even until the discharge of gas, after caesarean section surgery. The aim of this study was to determine the effect of early oral feeding on post-caesarean pain in patients undergoing caesarean section.
Materials and Methods: This clinical trial study was conducted on 126 repeated caesarean women referring to hospital in Divandareh in west north of Iran in 2016 to 2017 . The samples were randomly divided in to groups of intervention (early feeding) and control (routine feeding). The severity of pain was recorded before and 6, 12, 18, and 24 hours after intervention. Data analysis was conducted using SPSS Version 21. Descriptive statistics and analytical statistics, including t test, Paired T test and repeated measures ANOVA were used. The p<0.05 was considered as statistically significant.
Results: The severity mean of pain in the intervention group was significantly lower than the control group at 6,12,18, and 24 hours after intervention (p<0.001).
Conclusion: Early feeding turned out to reduce the severity of post-caesarean pain.


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title: "Deploying Functions on Gatsby Cloud"
description: "Learn how to deploy Gatsby Serverless Functions on Gatsby Cloud"
---

## Introduction

The Gatsby framework now supports general access to serverless functions in local development as well as in Gatsby Cloud. These [express](https://expressjs.com/)-style functions allow Gatsby developers to build out secure, scalable APIs alongside their Gatsby projects.

### Prerequisites

Functions are a Gatsby core feature and are not specific to Gatsby Cloud. To learn more about how to implement functions in the Gatsby framework, check out the [Reference guide](/docs/reference/functions/).

### Routing in Gatsby Cloud

Functions that are included in a Gatsby project and deployed on Gatsby cloud are available at any build URL. This includes any preview URLs (`gstb.io` domain) or hosting URLs (`gatsbyjs.io` or your custom domain).

```javascript:title=src/api/hello-world.js
const sample = (req, res) => {
    res.status(200).json({"message": "Hello, World!"})
};

export default sample;
```

### Environment variables

Functions will have access to any environment variables that you've added to either the production or preview environments in Gatsby Cloud.

![Gatsby Cloud environment variables settings](../../images/env_vars.png)

```javascript:title=src/api/hello-world.js
const sample = (req, res) => {
  let key = process.env.SAMPLE_VAR;
  //run code that uses key

  res.status(200).json({ message: "Hello, World!" });
};

export default sample;
```

### Setting cache headers for functions

Users can set custom headers to control cache settings to ensure that function invocations are appropriately handled when served to [CDN](/docs/glossary/content-delivery-network/) users. Any cache-header setting that users add to their function will be passed through and respected on the CDN:

```javascript:title=src/api/hello-world.js
const sample = (req, res) => {
  res.setHeader(`Cache-Control`, `public, max-age=60`);
  res.status(200).json({ message: "Hello, World!" });
};

export default sample;
```

### Accessing logs for functions

You can access function logs by viewing the build details for the CMS Preview, Pull Request Build, or Production build. See the [Build Logs](/docs/reference/cloud/build-logs) article for more information on accessing build details.

![Gatsby Cloud Function Invocations Log](../../images/function-invocation-log.png)

### Tracking invocation counts

Like the bandwidth and request tracking in Gatsby Cloud, users can track their invocation count across all their Gatsby sites on any workspace landing page as well as site-specific usage on any site page.

Additionally, users can view function-specific invocation counts in the function logs of the build details for any build that implements that function. See the [Platform Limits](/docs/reference/cloud/platform-limits) article for information on function invocation limits.

![Invocations Count on the Gatsby Cloud dashboard](../../images/function-invocation-count.png)

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Marrero man convicted of beating woman, 84, during New Year's Eve burglary
A Marrero man was convicted as charged Tuesday night (Feb. 27) of forcing his way into an 84-year-old woman's home in search of money on New Year's Eve 2016 and beating her until she lost consciousness.
Brandon Pike, 39, was found guilty of aggravated burglary and second-degree battery in connection with the crimes in the 6600 block of 16th Street in Marrero. Pike, a 5'10", 250-pound man, walked past the woman's Christmas decorations that adorned her front yard and kicked open the front door about 1:30 p.m., according to testimony presented during the daylong trial.
Once inside, he ordered the woman to give him her money. When she said she had no money, he repeatedly punched her in her head, knocking her unconscious, before rummaging through her bedroom. He left the home with the woman's television, according to testimony.
"He beat her, all for a little television. That's what he got out of it," Assistant District Attorney Andrew DeCoste, who prosecuted with Lynn Schiffman, told jurors in opening statements.
At some point later, the woman regained consciousness and called a family member, who in turn notified a neighbor and asked him to check on her. The neighbor found her on the living room floor, near the Christmas tree that still had gifts under it, according to testimony.
Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office deputies found her with her left eye swollen shut, swelling on the left side of her face and dried blood in and around her left ear, Detective Carl Koppeis testified.
The victim recognized Pike by his first name, because she had seen him working at a local commodity store, according to testimony. With the assistance of the victim's family, Detective Koppeis was able to fully identify Pike, leading to his arrest outside a Marrero bingo hall.
Pike denied committing the crime. His public defender argued there was no physical evidence connecting her client to the crime and that the case was based on the identification of an elderly woman who was roused from her bed without her eye glasses when she was attacked.
The Jefferson Parish jury deliberated about 1 ½ hours before returning with its verdict. Judge Donnie Rowan of the 24th Judicial District Court is scheduled to sentence Pike on March 16.
Assistant District Attorneys Andrew DeCoste and Lynn Schiffman prosecuted the case.
Marrero man pleads guilty to social media hook-up armed robbery
Terrytown many sentenced to life for Marrero murder that left child injured


Well, actually, only one of these truffles is a Halloween piece. But I didn't want to say "Halloween and others" or "Halloween and non-Halloween." So here we are: four truffles, one of which is a Halloween truffle.
I do enjoy getting special seasonal or holiday selections. Most of the store chocolate, if anything, just gets a holiday-themed wrapper for a regular flavor. Chocolate shops like Zak's Chocolate, on the other hand, have the chance to throw in fun pieces like this.
- Bloodshot Berry Bonbon - I say fun because even though a bloodshot eyeball sounds like it would fall into the gorey side of Halloween, this eye is actually rather cute. Perhaps I'm just admiring the paint job. A box of these would make a nice little gift (gifts aren't a standard Halloween tradition, but a gift is always in season), or you could put out a small plate of them at home on Halloween night. Perfect for everyone who just stays home for the holiday but still likes to bring in a couple of Halloween touches. Now, as far as taste goes, you get a berry flavor from this truffle's ganache right away, then tangy chocolate, and then more of a semisweet chocolate flavor once the ganache has melted away and left you with just the chocolate shell. I'm not always the biggest on berries, so I can't say specifically what berries I taste; it seems like more of a general berry flavor to me, perhaps with some blackberry in there. It's somewhat tangier than I'd expected. Overall this is a simple, flavored truffle.
- Cinnamon Plum - This one, visually, makes for a great companion to the Bloodshot eye: it also comes in a rounded shape, with some red, purple, and white painted on. And the cinnamon (and even the plum) makes for more of a fall type of flavor. You get that cinnamon flavor right away, followed quickly by the plum; the two together create that spiced fruit tone. The plum I would say is more of a general either spiced fruit or fruit-in-a-dessert flavor, not specifically recognizable as plum. It's the cinnamon that's the star and takes the most attention, in an absolutely warm and delightful way. Cinnamon is a wonderful spice and goes so well with chocolate and yet I don't feel like it gets used very often these days. The cinnamon here is nice and strong (properly, not overly, strong) to really give you that feeling of the holiday season. I taste this and instantly picture fireplaces and pine garlands and The Nutcracker and plum pudding in A Christmas Carol.
- AZ Queen Bee Honey - The biggest of the four, this truffle is a sort of round, thick disc with scalloped edges and a yellow honeycomb pattern on top. The ganache here is a big firmer, almost chewy. While you do taste some chocolate first, it's that rich kind of creamy flavor belonging to honey that quickly takes over. Strongly, recognizably honey. I don't know that I've ever come across the honey flavor in chocolate being this strong--which is a compliment. If a chocolate is labeled as honey, then I want to taste the honey. And of course that would be where the different texture comes in: the ganache seems to be made largely of honey. That's why it has a texture like the thicker, creamed honeys, almost grainy like that; I approve since that type of honey is usually my favorite. This truffle is the perfect example of two flavors working together as one, the chocolate and the honey blending together and enhancing each other. Lovely.
- Peixoto Mocha - A nice square with the coffee bean (shape) on top. Sleek-looking. I cut this one open (I can hardly even remember the last time I just bit into a truffle: I always have to be prepared to take pictures of the inside) to find a strong coffee scent. Naturally, then, this truffle tastes strongly of coffee right away--and yes, mocha specifically. It's like I can taste the coffee, the cream, and well, the chocolate--so I suppose this could be a cafe mocha, too. The strong and fresh coffee flavor will make this one a win for coffee-lovers.
I think my favorite is the Cinnamon Plum because it transported me and made me feel warm and happy, then the Queen Bee because it's awesome. And the Bloodshot Berry Bonbon is just the thing for Halloween. When I was at the shop earlier in the week, they mentioned that they would also be putting out plain chocolate in Halloween shapes. So for everyone who isn't trick-or-treating, try stopping at a chocolate shop instead; it's just as fun.


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Tom Shanks
Lecturer - Physical and Sport Education
Email: thomas.shanks@stmarys.ac.uk
About Media
Tom re-joined the team at St Mary's after working at the FA as a Senior Performance Analyst having previously worked at St Mary's as a Lecturer. He has over ten years' experience as a Performance Analyst and has worked in elite youth Football development at Chelsea FC's academy as well as male and female national teams, including supporting the Senior Women's team in the 2015 FIFA World Cup and the Senior Men's UEFA Euro 2016 campaign.
Through Tom's previous roles, he has created new and innovative ways of assessing performance in a football setting, a theme which transfers to his work here at St Mary's too. Current research activity relates to Coaching through Games rather than 'drills' and preparation for performance in football.
Tom currently combines his work here on the MSc and FdA football coaching programmes with part-time commitments to the academy at Chelsea FC, working in the Performance Analysis and Sport Science departments.
St Mary's Graduate Assistant to Work with England Women's Team at the 2015 Football World Cup
Graduate Assistant at St Mary's University, Twickenham Tom Shanks has been select to be part of the England support team at the FIFA Women's World Cup. Find out more...
For media enquiries, please contact our Communications and Public Engagement Manager, Sam Yarnold, by emailling sam.yarnold@stmarys.ac.uk or calling 020 8240 8262.


The research electrical distribution bus (REDB) is the heart of the Energy Systems Integration Facility electrical system testing capability, facilitating power flow between fixed equipment as well as equipment under test throughout the laboratories.
Equipment and experiments throughout the Energy Systems Integration Facility can plug into the research electrical distribution bus to interconnect. The research community can use this asset to advance its understanding of electromagnetic phenomena and enable the design and engineering of circuitry, electrical and electronic devices and equipment, sensors, instruments, and control systems to address the efficiency and reliability of power transmission systems and grid interface of variable generation.
The REDB includes AC and DC buses and related switchgear and is designed to maximize flexibility while minimizing associated risks. Each bus consists of a centralized ring-bus connected through feeders to each of the individual labs. Electrically operated switches control connections to the ring-bus. These switches can also isolate portions of the ring-bus, allowing multiple experiments to be performed simultaneously on the same bus. This capability is a unique approach to configuring electrical systems.
The two AC and two DC buses have the capacity to expand to four buses each.
The AC buses are four-wire, rated at 600 V, and can support variable frequencies from 16 2/3 to 400 Hz. The AC buses are rated at 250 A (200 kW capacity) and 1600 A (1 MW capacity). Configuring these systems to interconnect and support control with data collection requires high-voltage connection units and special carts designed and built onsite. The AC buses, or isolated portions thereof, may be operated with the neutral grounded or floating.
The DC buses are three-wire and rated at +/- 500 V from pole to common or 1000 V from negative to positive pole. The DC buses are rated at 250 A and 1600 A. The DC buses, or isolated portions thereof, may be operated with the common grounded or floating.


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FCA To Return Money To Land Investment Scheme Victims
Law360, London (January 14, 2020, 12:58 PM GMT) -- The Financial Conduct Authority said on Tuesday it has won approval at the High Court to return £2.5 million ($3.2 million) to investors in an unauthorized multimillion-pound property investment scheme.
The City watchdog said it would distribute the money to investors who plowed £32.8 million into investments managed by Countrywide Land Holdings Ltd. and others connected with the scheme.
Around 800 people were sold plots of land on greenfield sites after being told that the value could rise significantly if housing developers were granted planning permission to build there. But the sites were unlikely ever to gain planning permission.
The FCA said...
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The opening hours on Saturdays during the winter vacation are from 14:00 to 19:00.
The YZU Fitness Center will be closed during Chinese New Year, from February 14th (Wednesday) to February 21th (Wednesday) 2018.
Those who want to checkout equipment may go to the office on the second floor of the YZU Fitness Center for registration.
The checkout service for sports equipment will temporarily suspend on January 15th(Monday)2018,due to a scheduled stock-taking over the facilities.
The Gymnasium will be closed during Chinese New Year, from February 14th (Wednesday) to February 21th(Wednesday) 2018.
The period of the winter vacation has the initiative the use by representatives' concentration training.
The Gymnasium will resume regular service on February 26th (Monday), 2018.
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Luke Bryan to Debut New Single, "Strip It Down," on "Good Morning America" This Friday
August 7, 2015 August 3, 2015 Admin
Luke Bryan has scored another #1 hit with his latest single, "Kick the Dust Up." It's the lead single from his new album, Kill the Lights, due out this Friday. Look for Luke to debut his brand-new single, "Strip It Down," this Friday on ABC's Good Morning America. He'll perform the song again Monday, August 10 on NBC's Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
Luke co-wrote six of the 13 tracks on Kill the Lights, including the title cut.
Kip Moore Launching Wild Ones Tour October 8 in Pennsylvania
Hunter Hayes Shares Video Serenade He Sent a Fan Just Before She Passed Away


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Tom Brenna, PhD
Tom Brenna is professor of pediatrics, of chemistry, and of nutrition at the Dell Medical School and the College of Natural Sciences at the University of Texas at Austin, and recently Professor Emeritus at Cornell University. His group pursues basic and translational research into the chemical, biochemical, metabolic, genetic and ecological aspects of fatty acids. He has served on numerous international policy groups, most recently the 2015 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee.
The American Society for Nutrition awarded him the 2017 Osborne and Mendel Award for outstanding contributions to basic research in nutrition; with ASN's Robert Herman Award for advancement of clinical nutrition (2013), he is only the fourth person to be honored with both awards.
He is a member of graduate fields in Cornell's four large colleges: Nutrition (CHE and CALS), Food Science and Technology (CALS); Chemistry and Chemical Biology (Arts); Geological Sciences (Engineering and CALS), and in a long-standing collaboration with a prominent former member of Cornell's College of Veterinary Medicine. His research group has been funded by institutes/centers at the NIH (NIGMS, NEI, NICHD, NCRR) and has included at least one active R01 continuously since 1992. These grants have supported fundamental work in the nutrition of polyunsaturated fatty acids, and development of advanced mass spectrometry instrumentation and techniques.
His current research activities are concerned with three areas: requirements for polyunsaturated and branched chain fatty acids especially in the perinatal period, development of advanced analytical chemical instrumentation particularly mass spectrometry for biomedical applications, and development of high precision isotope ratio mass spectrometry for anti-doping applications. Tom's polyunsaturated fatty acid work focuses on factors that influence demand for omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, and most of his studies are conducted in animals. His instrumentation work is aimed at development of high precision isotope ratio mass spectrometry for tracer applications and for detection of natural physiological isotopic fractionation. Studies of omega-3 fatty acids are often based on stable isotope tracers and also employ molecular and genetic techniques. His team is focused on brain and associated organ development, and on branched chain fatty acids in human nutrition.
Tom's professional activities include:
Faculty at new Dell Medical School at the University of Texas at Austin
Cornell University Graduate Field Memberships: Nutrition; Chemistry and Chemical Biology; Geological Sciences; Food Science and Technology.
President, International Society for the Study of Fatty Acids and Lipids, ISSFAL
One of 15 nationally recognized experts to serve on the U.S. 2015 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee
Co-Organizer, Mass Spectrometry in Food Safety and Quality. ASMS Asilomar Conference on Mass Spectrometry, October 2012
Editorial Board, Fats of Life Newsletter
First Editor/Editorial Board, British Journal of Nutrition
Editorial Board, Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry
Tom holds a Ph.D. from Cornell University, Analytical Chemistry, a M.S. from Cornell University, Analytical Chemistry, and a B.S. from University of Connecticut, Nutritional Biochemistry.
Professor of Pediatrics & Chemistry, Dell Medical School at the University of Texas at Austin
Professor of Human Nutrition, Chemistry, Food Science at Cornell University
Board of Directors, Scientific and Nutrition Advisory Council
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Watch This Video of Our New Cabins!
Lori Lennen recently completed construction of two log cabins as part of her Trail City Bed and Breakfast in Coolidge. The cabins are a relaxing overnight stop for westward travelers in this town of nearly 100 on the Colorado border.
Drove past just the other day. The new cabins look wonderful!
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Regulatory Provisions Concerning Public Health
CHAPTER 13. Pollution of Streams
§ 1301. Pollution of streams supplying drinking water; nuisance; penalty; abatement; jurisdiction.
(a) No person shall cast, put, place, discharge in or permit or suffer to be cast, put, placed, discharged in or to escape into any running stream of water within the limits of this State, from which stream the inhabitants of any borough, town or city within this State are supplied wholly or in part with water for and as drink or beverage, any dye-stuffs, drugs, chemicals or other substance or matter of any kind whatsoever whereby the water so supplied as and for a drink or beverage is made and becomes noxious to the health or disagreeable to the senses of smell or taste.
(b) Whoever violates subsection (a) of this section shall be fined not less than $1,000 nor more than $5,000.
(c) The Superior Court shall have exclusive jurisdiction of offenses under this section.
(d) In addition to the fine imposed under subsection (b) of this section, the Court shall issue an order for the abatement of the nuisance within 20 days after conviction. Any police officer authorized to make arrests in the jurisdiction in which the conviction takes place shall, under such order, unless the nuisance was abated before the expiration of the time allowed for its abatement, abate the same, and to this end shall enter on the premises from which the nuisance proceeded and arrest, stop and put an end to the business from the carrying on of which or in the process of which the nuisance was created and carried on.
12 Del. Laws, c. 405, §§ 1, 2; Code 1915, §§ 764, 765; Code 1935, §§ 770, 771; 16 Del. C. 1953, § 1301; 78 Del. Laws, c. 266, § 18;
§ 1302. Maintenance of privy, hogpen or slaughterhouse near stream supplying drinking water; nuisance; abatement; penalty; jurisdiction.
(a) No person shall put or place, or permit to be put, placed or used, any privy, hogpen or slaughterhouse over or so near that the excrement or offal therefrom shall escape or run into any stream of running water within the limits of this State from which the inhabitants of any town, borough or city are wholly or in part furnished with water as a drink or beverage.
(b) Whoever violates subsection (a) of this section shall be fined $100. The Court shall order the nuisance to be abated immediately.
12 Del. Laws, c. 405, § 3; Code 1915, § 766; Code 1935, § 772; 16 Del. C. 1953, § 1302;


This is just a small sampling of the typical items we make. To see another page of wheel thrown pots, click here. We also make many one-of-a-kind items, and slab pots. If you can describe any item you're interested in, we will gladly email you an image of items we have in stock.
Check out our Etsy site to see what's available for quick online purchase.
For mixing up pancakes, cakes, etc.
Bake a loaf of bread from either your own recipe or frozen bread dough, or use it as a mixing bowl or baker.
Butter is packed into the top cover and water is placed in the bottom. Butter will keep for up to thirty days at room temperature.
Will hold almost a pound of butter or a plastic margarine tub.
Use these in the microwave for steaming vegetables or in the oven for your favorite casserole.
Keep a cruet by the stove for sauteing with a quick dash of olive oil.
Make fresh garlic last longer by storing it in a garlic jar on the counter at room temperature.
Stoneware pie plates bake a great flaky pie crust. Plate has a hanger on back to hang it on the wall. Fresh fruit pie recipe included.
Store them in the freezer or refrigerator to keep your beer, iced tea or lemonade cold much longer.
Nothing is easier to bake than popovers, and these stoneware cups make enormous crusty popovers. Recipe included.
For either the wall or the bathroom counter, these have holes that are large enough for modern toothbrushes and the center area will hold your toothpaste.
Keep your utensils handy with a crock to keep them in. We make them in a variety of shapes and styles.
Many other one-of-a-kind items are available when you Visit the Brickyard!


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Q: Написание прокси-сервера для чайника В прошлом вопросе (Вопрос) я выяснил , что для запроса погоды мне нужен прокси сервер, который будет кэшировать данные с погодного сервера. Писать сервер придется мне самому, но до этого ни с чем подобным не сталкивался (серверной частью). Писать решил на python 3. Можете ли ткнуть в литературу или дать ссылки как можно реализовать такой кэширующий сервер, и правильно ли я вообще выбрал python?

A: «По-науке» эта конструкция называется «Обратный прокси» (reverse proxy).
У вас есть некоторый backend-сервер, который генерирует какие-то полезные данные, и есть  frontend-сервер, который кеширует на себе редкоизменяемые данные. Такая схема чаще используется, для кеширования локальных ресурсов какого-нибудь сайта, чтобы не гонять данные лишний раз, через основной backend-сервер.
В вашем случае backend-сервером будет погодный сервер.
Если, логику формирования запросов клиенты возьмут на себя, то проще будет использовать некий уже готовый и отлаженный web-сервер. В принципе, тут подойдет любой (nginx, lighttpd, apache, Ваш собственный).
Чаще всего для таких целей используют nginx. Он весьма шустр и достаточно прост в настройке.
Вот, например, настройки для nginx:

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*http://reviewsignal.com/blog/2013/08/29/reverse-proxy-and-cache-server-with-nginx/

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*http://ashep.org/2011/nginx-obratnyj-proksi-server/#.V6ECut_XfmE
Официальная документация:

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*https://www.nginx.com/blog/nginx-caching-guide/
В итоге у вас получится что-то вроде:
events {
    worker_connections  8096;
    multi_accept        on;
    use                 epoll;
}

http {

    proxy_cache_path /tmp/cache levels=1:2 keys_zone=cache:60m max_size=1G;

    server {
        listen       80;
        server_name  your-proxy-server-name.com;

        location / {
            proxy_pass              http://any-weather-server.com;
            proxy_redirect          off;
            proxy_set_header        Host $host;
            proxy_cache             STATIC;
            proxy_cache_valid       200  1d;
            proxy_cache_use_stale   error timeout invalid_header updating \
                                    http_500 http_502 http_503 http_504;
        }
    }
}

Тут надо будет внимательно отнестись к заголовкам, которые ожидает сервер погоды от вас. Вероятно, вам придется немножко поколдовать с

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*proxy_ignore_headers

*proxy_hide_headers

*proxy_set_headers
Подобную проблему обсуждают тут:

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*https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9230812/nginx-as-cache-proxy-not-caching-anything
Заголовки, вам придется настраивать в любом случае, в том числе и если frontend-сервер будете писать сами.

Если писать самому, я думаю, было бы проще найти некоторое готовое решение, и его переиспользовать.
Например, достаточно просто это сделать с помощью tornado.
А в качестве кеша использовать наример memcached или redis.

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*https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16524545/how-to-write-a-web-proxy-in-python

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The stretching sleeve technology brings the perfect solution for the beer in the back pack
Recently, in the transformation project of two large breweries in Ukraine, KHS looked at BEUMER stretch hood®, a stretch casing wrapper from China, and threw a "big hydrangea" that provided three packaging machines to Berman. KHS Group is an internationally renowned manufacturer of filling and packaging machinery and enjoys a good reputation in the global market, especially beverage, food and non-food packaging. As a transnational corporation, KHS integrates its own manufacturing and externally-manufactured mechanical products to provide various turnkey solutions for the packaging industry. In line with the purpose of "interpreting customer needs and pursuing technological optimization," KHS has long been adhering to the strategic principle of jointly cooperating with well-known enterprises in the industry, and is committed to improving customers' production equipment and technology, thereby enhancing customers' productivity and economic efficiency.
To date, Ukraine's JSC Liv Pyrovarnya brewery in Liv and the Slavutich Kyiv brewery in Kiew and Zaporozhye have been producing beer and soft drinks in glass bottles. The filled drinks are packed in plastic boxes and then stretch wrapped. Wrapped trays that have been palletized to achieve secondary packaging, with an existing packaging capacity of around 120 trays/hour.
How to improve the secondary packaging capacity has become a bottleneck problem in the production and logistics process of breweries. The new energy-efficient packaging technology should not only solve this problem, but also fully demonstrate flexibility in future applications. In addition, ensuring the safety of the transport of pallets and the reliable handling of pallets are also important criteria for evaluating new packaging technologies. Throughout the customer's requirements for new packaging technology, the use of robust Berman stretch-sleeve technology has become an integral part of the pallet storage and palletizing process. In order to prevent the formation of condensed water, the film is punched in advance, but its tensile strength does not change. BEUMER stretch hood packaging machine BEUMER stretch hood® advanced film processing technology assures customers that even if the road is bumpy, the shelves will still appear in front of consumers with a flat and beautiful packaging effect. At the same time, the device uses Berman's patented vertical stretching technology to reduce film consumption by about 15% compared to similar devices in the industry. The proper use of vertical forces further enhances the smoothness of the jaws.
With the BEUMER stretch hood®, a Berman stretch-sleeve wrapper, the brewery has an average packaging capacity of 150 trays/hour (5-sided coating) or 180 trays/hour (4-sided coating). The PE film used in the packaging machine is flexible and has good forming ability. Therefore, it is particularly suitable for packaging items of different specifications and shapes, and has considerable flexibility. Compared to the currently used stretch wrapping film packaging technology, BEUMER's stretch sleeve wrapper BEUMER stretch hood® reduces the number of film replacements by at least 20 times. By combining these advantages, Berman's stretch sleeve packaging technology can significantly reduce the cost of ownership for the owner. The Berman Twister packaging machine was shipped to Ukraine in early 2007 and put into production at the local brewery.
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First, a single driving force loosens the stretch film roll, the insert is inserted into the corner panel, the stretch film cover is opened, and the stretch film is secured in place. Then the big fingers tightly hold the four corners of the stretched film and stretch the film by overcoming the stickiness of the film. The lower part of the film is then pulled open until it is gripped by the gripping arm. When these gripping arms are rotated, the film is pulled into the stretching hood (housing).
Immediately afterwards, the crimping and tensioner are inserted into the opened film tube from below, the four hemming belts are rotated to the film position, and the film is curled at the desired length along the stretching angle on the counting shaft. The angle of the stretch is designed with a large plane, which ensures optimal curling and biaxial stretching. A pneumatic knife and two welding strips cut the stretch hood to the proper length and form a waterproof seal, and then roll the remaining film up.
When the stretching frame is lowered, biaxial stretching occurs, and cross-drawing or uniaxial stretching can be achieved to ensure a good state of the product after loading. The slide module can be manually adjusted to the position of the packaged item.
The bottom stretching program starts before the edge portion of the mantle is lowered. The packaged goods enter the two-axis bottom stretch together with the tray, and the curling and stretching modules are activated by a controlled, delicate actuator in the system.
Finally, the stretch wrap is smoothly applied to the packaged item. Please picture (Stretch hood product photos and five-step flow chart)
The advantages of stretching the sleeve:
- Add vertical force, higher loading stability;
- Dust-proof, waterproof suitable for outdoor stacking - The elasticity of PE film can pack a variety of products;
- The film and the packaged item do not adhere to each other;
- Noise can be reduced to a minimum;
- Thin films are easier to recycle and handle;
- Excellent display performance;
- can print graphics on the film;
- UV stabilizer can be added to PE to prevent UV rays;
- Low stock of required film;
- High packaging and shelf compatibility;
- Low operating costs;
- High output, closed membranes up to 150 pallets per hour, trays up to 180 pallets per hour.
The stretch hood method was developed 20 years ago. Few people believed that this unique and advanced packaging technology could be successful. Today, this technology has been widely used in Europe to package a variety of products: various bags, cartons containing various items, items taken in order, refrigerators, and other items that need to be packaged. At present, there are about 1,400 machines in operation in Europe.
Up to now, many users have already reached a good cooperation with BEUMER. The equipment calculates parameters such as weld joint length, two-axis tensile force and bottom tensile force, and considers the package size and the thin film tube with angled frame. (See patents EP 0 344 815, EP 0 399 540, and EP 0 633 186), so that the packaged product has the best packaging effect. The packaging is free of wrinkles, the cover is flat, and the vertical tension of the cover film fully protects the stability of the packaged product and the safety on the pallet.
About Berman's services across the globe
As a global company, BEUMER Group's business has been active in more than 70 countries in all continents for more than 70 years, and senior Berman employees are everywhere to provide strong backing. In 2005, Berman successfully opened a wholly-owned company in Shanghai. factory. Because of this advantage, Berman can comfortably provide owner-operated operators with on-site training in various parts of the world to achieve a full range of on-site after-sales services including maintenance and spare parts supply. So far, the Berman Group, based in Beckum, Germany, has successfully applied Berman's stretch sleeve packaging technology to numerous projects around the world, all thanks to Berman's unremitting efforts in this field for more than 20 years. And development.
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Represent: Theresa Laurico, 'glocal' entrepreneur
June 02, 2010 in Feature, Feature, Word, Word
WARNING: This lady will rock your world (in the best way possible). Ready?
She's passionate. She's determined. She's resourceful. Fuse all of this with a knack for self-marketing and entrepreneurship? You've got one savvy Filipino-Canadian entrepreneur.
Theresa Laurico knows exactly what it takes to be successful without so much as stumbling into the confines of a starving artist. She attributes her successes to certain factors: knowing her core values, developing her personal brand, and mastering the power of networking.
As a broadcast major from Ryerson University's School of Journalism and former president of the Course Union, she worked her way up as an intern for BC CTV to radio and then a job as a segment producer for a local television series. This opened up opportunities at Much Music Creative Services as an associate producer, which lead to working on commercials for Chum Commercial productions, corporate productions, and eventually, national television series. By the age of 26, she directed and produced her first reality series—Much Music's "Fake & Date".
Coming from a lineage of leaders, she said her inspiration stems from her family and her grandparents, Attorney Cipriano Rey Hipolito & Dr. Pacita Rey Hipolito. They founded the Filipino Parents Association, established one of the first Filipino Dental offices in Toronto (Dr. Tuason & Associates) and her Lolo worked with Carlos P. Romelo who represented the Philippines in the United Nations.
"I feel a sense of pride knowing that my family has contributed to the Philippine presence here in Canada on a government and community level," Laurico explained.
"I really want Filipinos, girls particularly, to have someone to look up to."
Apparently, this entrepreneur calling runs through her veins. With several years of work experience already tucked into her handy tool kit of life, she is now the Executive Producer of e11even productions, a company that generates dynamic media to inspire youth--and she's only 30. Say what?!
That's right. She produces music videos, reality series, shows like Positive Living TV and Wedding SOS, ads, commercials and on-air promo material... and probably a ton of other fresh things cropping up on your television set, billboards and magazines that you never really took notice of. (Until now.)
But while harnessing media outlets across the country, the innovator craved for something more: to veer from "empty content" to positive media production. She is now making her mark internationally with Love In Action, an organization that pledges to put leadership initiatives and resources toward causes and charities in need of support.
She has done work abroad and collaborates with other organizations such as Planeterra that create sustainable projects for underprivileged communities. As a member of United Global Shift, Love In Action held a national contest with a grand prize of three 'voluntour' trips from Gap Adventures to Peru, and raised over $20,000 this year for Seva Canada to send an eye restoration camp to Tibet, which will restore the eyesight of hundreds of individuals.
"I'm big on making a space for young people to know that anything is possible," Laurico said. The devoted positive thinker is an advocate for neuro-linguistic programming (NLP), a tool she has used in her life (and in the lives of many others) to create a "mental shift" by focusing on acquiring the things you truly desire, rather than on those things you don't have.
While she's won several honours including a leadership award from the former Lieutenant Governor, the Canadian Film Centre's NBC Universal MPP, Banff World Television's 360, and last month—Toronto's Urban Hero Award, her greatest satisfaction is doing what she loves to move humanity forward.
Her most recent project is an international travel series with Gap Adventures Owner Bruce Poon Tip, which got mentioned in Forbes Magazine as a show to watch for.
Laurico advises young and talented individuals when building their brand to:
Know what you stand for: Take the time to develop your core values.
Market yourself: all the time. Create your brand and learn how to get yourself out there!
Acquire the art of confidence: Have courage to do what you're good at.
"Gaining clarity and focus is important, and with that comes acceleration and action. Action equals results." - Theresa Laurico
Make sure to check out the Creative Marketing and Building Your Brand workshop at Kapisanan to pick up some amazing pointers from Laurico on Thursday, June 10! This Mark Burnett meets Oprah will be teaching the best of everything she's acquired over the years to empower the hungry creative to get to the next level.
Thursday, June 10, 2010 6:30 to 9 p.m. 167 Augusta Ave
K V.I.P. CLUB Card Holders pay $45.00 for each workshop Non-CLUB Card Holders Pay $55.00 for each workshop
Get 'em while they're hot: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/676487392 or buy your tickets at the door!
held a national contest with a grand prize of three voluntour trips from Gap Adventures
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Comedians Andie Basto & Gigi Modrich present Jokes That Give Back!: a stand-up comedy show dedicated to supporting charities in the DMV and beyond.
Join us as we sponsor Sunrise Movement and their fight for a #GreenNewDeal. Sunrise Movement is dedicated to building an army of young people to stop climate change and creating millions of good jobs in the process!


Through some event, hopefully the college students can hone their skill as early as possible before enter the industry.
Talents are the most important thing in the industry. Without talents, we can't produce a high-quality product for the market. That's why talent building progress should be done as early as possible, starting from college through some initiatives.
There are many initiatives that we can do to build talents, such as running intensive workshops, shaping the education curriculum, or running a competition. Last week, I had a chance to be one of the jury members of a college competition called Kompetisi Mahasiswa bidang Informatika Politeknik Nasional 2018 (KMIPN 2018). This was a national competition for any college students from any polytechnic across Indonesia to show their creation in information technology, such as mobile apps, e-government, hackathon, and of course, games.
I was one of the jury members for the Game Development category that was participated by around 30 teams from across Indonesia. The submission was then shortlisted to 12 finalists to participate in the final judging session that was already held on November 9, 2018 at Electron Engineering Polytechnic Institute of Surabaya (EEPIS/PENS).
As the first edition of the event, KMIPN 2018 hopefully will be one of the events in Indonesia that can build the talents as early as possible, and also shortens the gap between the talents and the industry. With this kind of events, the college students can hone their skill and take a look at the industry requirement. How close is their skill now with the industry?
The judging session not only based on their products. How they present their product is also one of the main points. So, they are trained to be not only a good creator but also a good marketer, especially for their own products.
Creativity is a good point when a college student participates in a competition. So, I found some interesting idea from them that would potentially be sold well in the market. One of them was an English learning game combined with a good gamification which player can buy items for their avatar using coins that they get after finishing a task.
And then, there was a team that showed a simulation game using VR to teach people about disaster mitigation. Although the product was still raw, it's a good concept to be continued as a full product. Not forget to mention the winner who combined a sliding block puzzle with an engaging story about someone who's always hungry, and her brother who tried to keep her away from food.
One thing that I saw along the judging process was most of the team were still targeting the mobile platform for their products. The mobile platform is too crowded now, and developers might want to find the best way to market and monetize the product since high-quality product is not enough anymore to gain a stable revenue.
Like I mentioned before, a high-quality product is not enough to gain a stable revenue. After they finish creating the game, the college institutions still have a task to give them more insight about how to market or monetize the product and guide them. College is the best way to learn from mistakes without having too much to worry if the game doesn't sell well in the market.
Hopefully, when they get to graduate, they can learn from their mistake from the past and can be a better generation for the industry.
More information about the winner and the competition, you can check it on the PENS' official website.


Should I contact the police?
I was looking to buy a dog and I got referred to a dog breeder by one of my clients from work. I contacted him and he gave me a picture of the puppy and said I would need to pay a deposit ASAP to get that dog. Also before I paid he said for any reason if I'm not thrilled they do COMPLETE refunds. After I paid the... show more I was looking to buy a dog and I got referred to a dog breeder by one of my clients from work. I contacted him and he gave me a picture of the puppy and said I would need to pay a deposit ASAP to get that dog. Also before I paid he said for any reason if I'm not thrilled they do COMPLETE refunds. After I paid the deposit all of a sudden he said that dog was no longer available when I just put money down on that dog. I kept asking where he lives when I can come down to see puppies he completely ignored my questions a number of times. I was involved in a accident and lost the money to buy a puppy so I asked for a refund he said no refunds. I feel robbed of my money and taken advantage of should I call the police and report him?
What do you have in writing..
LOL you're an idiot. The puppy probably doesn't even exist! No legitimate breeder would allow you to buy a puppy without meeting you in person and APPROVING you to buy one of their puppies.
You could contact the police but is this person even local? Do you know their name? Their address?
So, you gave someone money without a signed written contract outlining everyone's obligations? Did you even get a receipt? You can certainly file a report and take them to small claims over it, but it's likely you won't get your money back. Don't give people money without either a written, signed contract that's very clear what you're getting in exchange and what your rights and obligations are, or the product in hand you're purchasing.
ABSOLUTELY REPORT HIM AND ASAP. GUARANTEED HE IS DOING THIS TO OTHER PEOPLE.
The police will tell you it's a civil matter. You'll have to file a claim in small claims court.
Yes, you got scammed. Report them to the police, and give them any info you have on the person. Unfortunately you probably won't get your money back. But you may be able to help someone else keep theres.
The first part is pretty clear: you paid a deposit and then was told that the dog was no longer available. That happens, since the breeder could have sold the dog that day. In which case you are entitled to a refund.
But then you talk about being involved in an accident and losing the money to purchase the dog. That part doesn't fit. If you can't pay for the dog, you aren't entitled to a dog.
I also wonder about any breeder who won't allow you to visit. Are you sure this is a legitimate breeder? There are a LOT of phony pet adoption scams going on.
sounded like you got scammed. i would complain to your client from work, and question the persons judgement. the police have no power over this situation, though you can inform them of a animal adoption scam going around so others don't get suckered in.
Does my dog have a infection in his paw?


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  * Normal calculator mode including basic operations, trigonometric functions, simple radian/degree converters, as well as a few miscellaneous functions.
  * A history view in which all previous expressions and results are stored. Items in the history can be edited, saved, and printed.
  * A load feature through which a text file with expressions can be selected and the results outputted to the calculator's recent history.
  * A graphing mode with the following features:
    * 2-dimensional graphing in cartesian and polar coordinates
    * 3-dimensional graphing
    * Compute derivatives and see the plot of the derivative function alongside the original.
    * Compute the definite integral of the input function with custom bounds using Simpson's Rule, Trapezoidal Rule, or Gauss's method.
    * Adjust the scale and size of the graph.
    * Change the colors of the graph and graphing area through an interactive window.
    * Export the graph as an image or as a set of data points to a user-specified file.

### Supported Operations and Functions
| **Operator** | **Description** |
| ----------- | ----------- |
| + | Additive operator |
| - | Subtraction operator |
| x | Multiplcation operator |
| ÷ | Division operator |
| % | Remainder operator (modulus) |
| ^ | Exponentiation operator |

| **Function** | **Description** |
| ----------- | ----------- |
| sin(*expression*) | Compute the sine of an angle in degrees |
| cos(*expression*) | Compute the cosine of an angle in degrees |
| tan(*expression*) | Compute the tangent of an angle in degrees |
| sinh(*expression*) | Compute the hyperbolic sine of a value |
| cosh(*expression*) | Compute the hyperbolic cosine of a value |
| tanh(*expression*) | Compute the hyperbolic tangent of a value |
| ln(*expression*) | Compute the natural log of a value |
| abs(*expression*) | Compute the absolute value of a value |
| sqrt(*expression*) | Compute the square root of a value |
| fact(*expression*) | Compute the factorial of a value |
| rad(*expression*) | Convert an angle in degrees to its approximate equivalent in radians |
| deg(*expression*) | Convert an angle in radians to its approximate equivalent in degrees |
| rand() | Generate a random decimal value between 0 and 1 |

### Instructions for Using this Program
 1. You can run the program using the JAR file provided by entering the following command at the terminal: ```java -jar graphing_calculator.jar```
 2. If you are using Eclipse, NetBeans, or a similar IDE you can import the project using the JAR file that is provided.

## Acknowledgements and License

This software is licensed under the MIT Open Source license (see LICENSE file).

  * Expression evaluation in this calculator can be largely credited to Udo Klimaschewski's [EvalEx] (https://github.com/uklimaschewski/EvalEx) project.
  * A significant portion of the graphing, some of the panel designs, derivative computation, and integral computations can be attributed to Francesco Giovanni's open source work (http://www.tecnes.com).


So, Editors. Easily makes my top ten bands list, which I should probably blog sometime! If you love slaughteringly good vocals and ominous moods with a side of excellent poetry, do yourself a solid and listen, listen, listen to this band. Anyways, it's really nice when a band you love releases an album and you are on the ball enough to catch it at the time of release, but I'm totally not on the ball with these things anymore. So I get the next best thing, which is finding out about a new release way way later?
If you listen to this song and like it (i.e. you are sane), here's another of my favourites, Bricks and Mortar.


Our jumbo feeder designed for use with national and commercial hives and can take 3.5 gallons of syrup, it is clearly marked for accurate feeding. The feeder sits directly on top of the frames, the bees access the feeder via 2 feeder holds, as shown in the images. The feed holes are ribbed to give the bees a good grip.


This Strawberry lime and marzipan croûtes recipe is the ultimate brunch treat or easy peasy dessert.
This wonderfully decadent French-toast-style dish is perfect served as an easy dessert or even as a weekend breakfast treat! Imagine your flatmates' faces, your children's faces, your mates' faces when you dish this up for brunch! Ready, set, let's get stuck in!
Preheat the oven to 190°C (170°C in a fan oven) sit the Brioche on a baking sheet then evenly scatter over the marzipan.
Divide the strawberries between each one then squeeze over the lime juice then sprinkle with sugar if using and almonds.
Pop it in the oven to toast for about 20-25 mins or until the Brioche is golden and the topping is bubbling. Remove and dust with icing sugar and serve with a dollop of crème fraiche or Greek yoghurt if you are feeling slightly more virtuous!


The adverse effects have been minimized, the poorer sections of society that were often un-banked will benefit through new social support payments.
India is a preferred partner country. Our talks to establish a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) are proceeding well.
The Indian regions were becoming more joined-up via infrastructure projects as well as through commercial and entrepreneurial development.
We need to tenaciously stand for democracy, the rule of law and freedom, even in adverse circumstances.
India is moving from a largely manual-labor era towards a new modernity which causes some discontent and will take some years to work through.
India suffers a 20 percent cost imposition on logistics compared to European rates and the way to reduce this is to organize regulations. The new GST will help, but so would the effective adoption of the UN/TIR system that accredits the truck, driver and contents.
The Modi government is environmentally sensitive but that transport and labor laws and labor reskilling need to be regularized to allow firms to become more effective.
India is competing effectively globally which could be enhanced if it invested more strongly in hard and soft infrastructures, with all firms working to be best in class.
The Swiss education system with less focus on sending all to university allows most young people to develop their skills in apprenticeships – learning while working and being paid. Ultimately an apprentice could rise to be a CEO.
Education in India is too controlled by the state with old concepts from the Soviet times lingering in planning systems. Instead, a well-managed state/private mix could be allowed.
Globalizing growth is needed to raise India's national income to be able to give better support to education, social services.
Stronger integrations such as e-payment systems with both governments and businesses will boost confidence as well as growth.
India is on the edge of a large boost to its performance – with the rationalization of inter-state trading due to the GST with a consequential increase in tax revenues leading to increased spending on better infrastructures: a benefit all round.
The 2018 Horasis India Meeting took place in Malaga, Spain on 24-25 June. More than 300 members of the Horasis Visions Community gathered to jointly inspire India's future. Co-hosted by the City of Malaga, the Provincial Government of Malaga and the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), the 2018 Horasis India Meeting explored Indian firms' rise to global eminence while debating how to grow India's economy rapidly and sustainably. Delegates also examined how to use Spain and Europe as springboard for globalization. A major facet noted by delegates was India's continued rapid growth as shown in its GDP figures – now it is the world's fastest growing economy. Download the report and visit the photo gallery.
Speaking on behalf of City of Malaga, Francisco de la Torre, Mayor of Malaga, Spain, welcomed participants to both start and continue discussions to further build on existing links between the City and India. Borja Gonzalez del Regueral, Vice Dean, IE School of Human Sciences and Technology, Spain conveyed that 'India holds great promise for economic engagement with Spain. Rakesh Bharti Mittal, Vice Chairman, Bharti Enterprises – on behalf of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) – talked about the building blocks for Spain's and India's shared economic and societal future.
In his welcoming speech, Ram Madhav, National General Secretary, Bharatiya Janata Party, India, stressed the Indian government's commitment to wide-ranging reforms. According to Sanjay Kirloskar, Chairman, Kirloskar Brothers, India, 'India's economy is robust, resilient and has potential to deliver sustained growth.' Mary V. Andringa, Chair of the Board, Vermeer Corporation, USA was confident that India will increase its attractiveness for foreign direct investment. 'We need to accelerate the reform process to improve the investment climate,' conveyed Prakash Hinduja, Chairman Europe, Hinduja Group, Switzerland. 'Structural reforms to bolster resilience to shocks are necessary to increase India's competitiveness,' commented Sunil Kant Munjal, Chairman, Hero Corporate Services, India.
Reflecting on India's continued rise, Vishal Chordia, Minister of State, State of Maharashtra, described Mumbai as the world's emerging financial hub. He also called Maharashtra a hot-bed for entrepreneurship and innovation. In similar vein, B.V.R. Mohan Reddy, Executive Chairman, Cyient, India, expressed confidence that India is going to be the world's new economic growth engine, despite the rising protectionism elsewhere in the world.
Arun M. Kumar, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, KPMG India, presented the prizes awarded by Horasis and KPMG to the Indian Business Leaders of the Year. This year the award winners were Dilip Piramal, Chairman, VIP Industries and Salil Singhal, Chairman-Emeritus, PI Industries.
Introduced 10 years ago, the meeting has become the foremost annual meeting of Indian business leaders and their global counterparts. With this meeting, Horasis offers business and government to discuss a wide range of issues related to the Indian economy. The location of the meeting rotates annually, and has been held in Munich (2009), Madrid (2010), Naples (2011), Antwerp (2012), Belfast (2013), Liverpool (2014), Interlaken (2015), Cascais (2016), Interlaken (2017) and Malaga (2018).


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Julianna Margulies Honored at 3rd Steppenwolf Salutes WOMEN IN THE ARTS
BroadwayWorld.com Dec. 12, 2011
Emmy, Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild Award winner Julianna Margulies will be the guest of honor at the third annual Steppenwolf Salutes WOMEN IN THE ARTS fundraising luncheon on Monday, March 12, 2012 at Noon at The Chicago Cultural Center, 77 E. Randolph St. Ms. Margulies, who currently stars in the hit CBS drama The Good Wife, will be interviewed about her stage, television and film career by Steppenwolf Artistic Director Martha Lavey in a format similar to Inside The Actors Studio. Previous honorees at Steppenwolf Salutes WOMEN IN THE ARTS include ensemble members Joan Allen and Martha Plimpton.
The 2012 luncheon will bring together 250 leaders from Chicago's business and civic communities to honor Ms. Margulies for her impact on the arts and to raise funds that provide training and mentorship for the next generation of arts managers and producers. Proceeds from Steppenwolf Salutes WOMEN IN THE ARTS will benefit Steppenwolf's Professional Leadership Program, a nationally-recognized training program for young professionals seeking hands-on experience in theater administration, production and technology. The program includes apprenticeships, internships and a multicultural fellowship.
Table sponsorships for WOMEN IN THE ARTS are currently available. Individual tickets, starting at $200, will go on sale Monday, January 2, 2012. To purchase tickets or learn about sponsorship opportunities, contact Steppenwolf's Special Events Department at (312) 654-5632, specialevents@steppenwolf.org or online at www.steppenwolf.org/luncheon.
Steppenwolf Salutes WOMEN IN THE ARTS 2012 co-chairs are: Carole L. Brown, Elizabeth Connelly, Nene Foxhall, Janet Melk and Donna La Pietra.
BMO Harris Bank is a lead co-sponsor of Steppenwolf Salutes WOMEN IN THE ARTS.
About Julianna Margulies:
On television, Julianna Margulies is currently in production on the third season of the hit CBS drama The Good Wife, a role for which she recently won an Emmy®, as well as a Golden Globe and two Screen Actors Guild Awards®. Margulies portrays a wife and mother who must assume full responsibility for her family and re-enter the workforce as a trial lawyer after her politician husband gets caught in a very public sex scandal. The Good Wife co-stars Christine Baranski, Josh Charles, Alan Cummings and Chris Noth.
On the big screen, Margulies was last seen in City Island, co-starring Andy Garcia, Alan Arkin and Emily Mortimer. The comedy follows a family who experiences the unraveling of their shared web of lies. The film won the Audience Award at the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival.
Margulies' other television credits include several episodes of HBO's The Sopranos, TNT's The Grid, a mini-series with Dylan McDermott, for which she received a Golden Globe nomination, as well as TNT's original mini-series The Mists of Avalon opposite Anjelica Huston and Joan Allen. She also starred as one of the original members of the groundbreaking show ER for which she received both an Emmy® Award and two SAG Award as nurse Carol Hathaway.
Margulies' feature film credits include the dark comedy The Darwin Awards directed by Finn Taylor opposite Winona Ryder and Joe Fiennes, David R. Ellis' Snakes on a Plane opposite Samuel L. Jackson, Jay Alaimo's Slingshot opposite David Arquette and Balthazar Getty, StEve Beck's Ghost Ship opposite Gabriel Byrne and Bruce Beresford's Evelyn opposite Pierce Brosnan. Other film credits include What's Cooking, an ensemble drama directed by Gurinder Chadha, Richard Linklater's The Newton Boys, Boaz Yakin's A Price Above Rubies, Jack Green's Traveller, Bruce Beresford's Paradise Road and George Hickenlooper's film The Man From Elysian Fields, opposite Andy Garcia and Mick Jagger.
On stage, Margulies made her Broadway debut in 2006 starring in Festen opposite Michael Hayden, Larry Bryggman, Ali MacGraw and Jeremy Sisto. Margulies completed a successful run in Jon Robin Baitz's Ten Unknowns at Lincoln Center opposite Donald Sutherland for which she won the Lucille Lortel Award. Other theater credits include The Vagina Monologues both Off Broadway and in the Los Angeles premiere, Fefu and Her Friends for the Yale Repertory Theatre, The Substance of Fire at the Asolo Theatre, Living Expenses, Dan Drift and Book of Names at the Ensemble Studio Theatre in New York and Intrigue with Faye at the NY Stage and Film Festival. She also appeared on stage in The Lover, In the Boom Boom Room and Balm and Gilead.
Margulies was born in New York, where she currently resides.
About Steppenwolf Theatre Company:
Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Chicago, IL (Martha Lavey, Artistic Director; David Hawkanson, Executive Director) is where great acting meets big ideas. Our passion is to tell stories about how we live now. Our mission is to engage audiences in an exchange of ideas that makes us think harder, laugh longer, feel more. The company was formed in 1976 by a collective of actors and is dedicated to an ethic of mutual respect and the development of artists through ongoing group work. Steppenwolf has grown into an internationally renowned ensemble of 43 artists who represent a remarkable generation of actors, directors and playwrights. For additional information, visit www.steppenwolf.org, www.facebook.com/SteppenwolfTheatre and www.twitter.com/SteppenwolfThtr.
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Now Now - 2/12/2023 Feb 12
11:00 am–5:00 pm
Chocolate Makery & Slime Studio
Jewish Children's Museum 792 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, NY
$15, free/ages 2 & under
Become a chocolatier for a day. Harvest the cocoa pods, grind and roast beans and mold a delicious chocolate creation. Or get all gooey and create fruity slime. Both programs run throughout the day. Each museum admission includes one free program ticket, additional tickets are $3 each.
10:00 am–1:00 pm Recurring
Wave Hill Family Art Project
Wave Hill West 249th Street & Independence Avenue, Bronx, NY
$10/adults, $6/students & seniors, $4/ages 6-18
Enjoy nature-inspired art projects among gorgeous gardens and trees overlooking the Hudson River. Themes change weekly. Takes place indoors, but there is some outdoor walking to get to the project. The number of families able to participate at any given time will be limited to about nine. If you arrive and capacity is full, program…
Lunar New Year at CMOM
Children's Museum of Manhattan (CMOM) 212 West 83rd Street between Broadway & Amsterdam, New York, NY
$16, free/babies under 1
Join Children's Museum of Manhattan to celebrate Lunar New Year at the CMOM. Use design, puppetry, and creativity to explore symbols of calm, peace, elegance, and beauty in the year of the rabbit. Create 3D rabbit puppets and paper lanterns. Join interactive storytime with Playing with Lanterns by Wange Yage. On Saturday, join an…
Suggested Ages: Babies to 10
Lunar New Year at Brooklyn Children's Museum
Brooklyn Children's Museum 145 Brooklyn Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
$13/ages 1+
Join Brooklyn Children's Museum to usher in the Year of the Rabbit. Learn about the festival and traditions of Lunar New Year through storytelling, live music, calligraphy workshops, kung fu lessons, and a rooftop lion dance parade led by the Chinatown Community Young Lions. Also ice skate on the roof and explore interactive exhibits.
10:30 am–11:30 am Recurring
The Skyscraper Museum Family Program: Shapes & Skyscrapers
The Skyscraper Museum 39 Battery Place, New York, NY
Engage with a Skyscraper Museum educator to explore the principles of urbanism, architecture, and engineering through fun hands-on activities. Explore different themes each session. Free, but online registration required. Walk-in spots sometimes available if sold out.
11:00 am–12:00 pm Recurring
Story Hour at Sugar Hill Children's Museum
Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art & Storytelling 898 St. Nicholas Ave at 155th Street, New York, NY
$7/adults, $5/ages 2-17
Join interactive Story Hour with special guest artists. Lots of excellent entertainers and musicians representing diverse cultures and viewpoints. Also at 1 pm.
Griffins, Goblets, and Gold: A Wizarding Tour of the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Metropolitan Museum Of Art 1000 Fifth Avenue at 82nd Street, New York, NY
$47.50/ages 13+, $37.50/ages 12 & under
Explore art and spaces in the Metropolitan Museum of Art reminiscent of Harry Potter and the Wizarding World, from part of an actual castle to mythical creatures like griffins and dragons. Participate in interactive activities, make surprising connections, explore the museum from a wizard's perspective - and maybe even do a little magic. Private tours…
Suggested Ages: 7 to 14+, Adult Friendly
Whitney Museum Open Studio
Whitney Museum of American Art 99 Gansevoort Street, New York, NY
$25/adults, $18/students & seniors, Free/ages 18 & under
All ages are invited to get creative in the Laurie M. Tisch Education Center. Make art inspired by works on view in the collection and current exhibitions. Each week is a different artmaking project. See our complete guide to the Whitney Museum.
Winter Blast: A Family Day of Native Games
National Museum of the American Indian - New York One Bowling Green, New York, NY
Play Native games from across the Western Hemisphere. Try your hand at Inuit yo-yo, ring and pin, Hawaiian chess, hoop throwing, and more.
2:00 pm–4:00 pm Recurring
42 Screening + Jackie Robinson Trivia
Jackie Robinson Museum 75 Varick St, New York, NY
$18/adults, $15/ages 5-17 & 65+, free/ages 4 & under
Join the Jackie Robinson Museum for a one-of-a-kind opportunity to watch feature film "42" surrounded by artifacts from Robinson's life and the moments portrayed on screen. Show off your Jackie Robinson knowledge and win prizes in family-friendly trivia games before and during the movie. Tickets include all-day admission to the museum; which opens at 11…
Suggested Ages: 10 to 14+, Adult Friendly
Guggenheim for All Family Day
Guggenheim 1071 5th Avenue at 89th Street, New York, NY
In this drop-in program designed for children with autism and sensory sensitivities and their families, explore works from Nick Cave: Forothermore in sensory-friendly experiences in the galleries and create your own art in the studio. Free. Registration required.
Suggested Ages: 6 to 14+
New-York Historical Society Sunday Story Time
New-York Historical Society 70 Central Park West at 77th Street, New York, NY
$22/adults, $13/students, $6/ages 5-13
This weekly program in a charming children's library includes the reading of a New-York-themed book, a related craft project and silly dances and games.
Suggested Ages: 3 to 6
Rubin Family Sundays: Transcendent Blossoms
Rubin Museum of Art 150 West 17 Street, New York, NY
Learn about and craft lotus flowers, a powerful symbol of overcoming hardship in Himalayan art, and imagine yourself rising above the murky waters to bloom. Pre-registration is required for either the 1 pm or 2 pm. Free tickets include access to the Museum galleries. Each month explores a new theme, with an art-making activity centered…
Celebrate Lunar New Year and the Year of the Cat
Join New-York Historical Society and the Vietnam Heritage Center for performances, red envelopes, and festive activities celebrating Year of the Cat (Year of the Rabbit in some Asian countries). Learn about all the ways Tết (Lunar New Year) is celebrated in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. Programming includes hands-on activities such as Tết card making, Bầu…
Suggested Ages: All, Adult Friendly
Oshogatsu: New Year's Celebration
Japan Society 333 East 47th Street Midtown, New York, New York
Celebrate the Lunar New Year Japanese-style. After watching a riveting Japanese taiko drum performance, kids are invited on stage for a hands-on drum mini-workshop. Activities include a live giant ink-painting demonstration, a New Year's calligraphy workshop (kakizome) and postcard-making (nengajo) and take-home craft kits. Healthy Japanese light meals, snacks and festival-related refreshments available for purchase. Sign…
Queens Museum Lunar New Year Celebration
Queens Museum Flushing Meadows-Corona Park Queens, New York, NY
Celebrate the year of the rabbit with folk dances, Lion Dance, Kung fu demonstrations, and traditional arts and crafts. Enjoy a 45-minute performance program featuring professional artists and students of New York Chinese Cultural Center's School of the Arts, as well as a hands-on Chinese calligraphy and ink brush painting workshop for kids and adults. Queens…
Sunday Art
Brooklyn Museum 200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, NY
$16/adults, $10/seniors & students, free/ages 19 & under
Explore Brooklyn Museum galleries, look closely at an object from the permanent collection, and create art inspired by the work. Free with Museum admission.
Metropolitan Museum Of Art Storytime
Free with museum admission
Look, listen, sing, and have fun with picture books about snow; then continue your adventure with a self-guided gallery hunt in the Museum. Geared toward families with children ages 18 months–6, but all ages welcome. Space is limited; first come, first served. In the Uris Center for Education; enter at the (less-crowded, stroller-friendly) W 81st…
Suggested Ages: Toddlers to 6
Start with Art and Music: Water and Sky
Pay-what-you-wish, suggested $25, free/ages 12 & under
Explore art and music in the galleries while you look, move, and sing. Fabulous museum educators engage children in conversations and activities related to a few works in the vast collection while listening to live music. Share ideas and enjoy stories, sketching, singing, and other gallery activities that bring works of art to life. Share…
The Met Family Benefit: Globetrotters
$195/adults, $95/4th-12th grade, $85/preschool-3rd grade
Pack your bags and set sail for a trip around the world at The Metropolitan Museum of Art's 29th annual Family Benefit. From the temples of Egypt to the serene courtyards of China, stamp your passport as you travel around The Met collection from across the globe all in one night. Families of all ages…
Free Admission Noguchi Museum
The Noguchi Museum 9-01 33rd Road Queens, Long Island City, NY
On the first Friday of every month, enjoy free admission to a serene museum and gardens founded and designed by internationally renowned Japanese-American artist Isamu Noguchi. Advance reservations are highly recommended; tickets are released two weeks before each date. Housed in a repurposed 1920s red brick industrial building, with an attached concrete pavilion designed and…
Little New-Yorkers
Join museum educators in the lovely children's library for story time and crafts. Each class includes a special hello song, silly dances and games, a story book reading, and a craft to do after the story. Themes related to New York history and current exhibits change monthly.
MoMA UNIQLO NYC Nights
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) 4 West 53rd Street, New York, NY
Visit MoMA for free the first Friday of every month. Tickets must be reserved in advance (up to two adults, unlimited kids) and are released one week before each event. MoMA stays open late on the first Friday of every month with free admission for New Yorkers. Enjoy music by DJs from…
Drop-in Drawing
$30 (suggested), $17/students, free/ages 12 & under
Experience The Met collection through creative drawing challenges in the galleries with expert teaching artists. Materials are provided, but you may bring your own sketchbook. Only pencils are allowed in the galleries. Demonstrations repeat every 30 minutes. For visitors of all ages. See our complete guide to visiting the Met.
Furry Friday with The Play That Goes Wrong
American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog 101 Park Ave at West 41st Street, New York, NY
$20/human, $5/dog
Roam the galleries with fellow dog owners and lovers during American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog's pet friendly hours. Help off-Broadway production The Play That Goes Wrong look for their canine actor, Winston. Enter to win free tickets to the production, dress up as their favorite characters, and explore the history of dogs…
9:30 am–10:30 am
Coquí Club: Honoring Black & Afro-Latinx Artists
El Museo Del Barrio 1230 Fifth Avenue at E 105th St, New York, NY
Join an interactive, bilingual program facilitated by El Museo museum educators with storytelling, discussion and an art making project. February is an opportunity to honor and highlight the accomplishments of many Black leaders in the community. Learn bout special Black and Afro-Latinx artists and explore a little more about their identities as Black and Latino.…
Family First Saturdays: Exhibition Tour and Storytime at the Morgan
The Morgan Library & Museum 225 Madison Avenue at 36th Street, New York, NY
$22/adults, $13/students, free/ages 12 & under
Leap off the page with this new family program geared towards younger readers. Enjoy a family tour of the exhibitions Ashley Bryan & Langston Hughes: Sail Away and The Little Prince: Taking Flight followed by a live picture book storytime. Recommended for families and children ages 4–8.
Hands On History: Victorian Valentines
King Manor Museum 150-03 Jamaica Avenue, Queens, NY
The home-turned-museum of Rufus King - Founding Father and early voice in the anti-slavery movement- hosts free family programs the first & third Saturday each month with seasonal themes.
Kick off the Season of Love with Victorian valentine making using reproductions of historic patterns and ephemera. Mean valentines, known as Vinegar Valentines, were also…
First Saturday at Brooklyn Museum: Legacy
Enjoy engaging and eclectic free art and entertainment for all ages the first Saturday of the month at Brooklyn Museum. Ring in Black History Month and celebrate twenty-five years of First Saturdays. This month's theme honors the legacy of Black artistic production in Brooklyn. Celebrate the creative excellence of Black artists who are shaping…
Family Concert: Brady Rymer and The Little Band That Could, + Studio Art Session
The Jewish Museum 1109 Fifth Avenue at 92nd Street, New York, NY
$18, free/ages 18 & under
Groove with Grammy-nominated Brady Rymer and The Little Band That Could. Dance to rootsy, accordion-laced pop and rock music, as well as songs from the albums Under The Big Umbrella and Love Me For Who I Am where individuality is celebrated across abilities and kindness wins the day. From 11:30 am-3 pm, drop into Studio Art Session to…
Museum at Eldridge Street 12 Eldridge Street, New York, NY
Suggested Ages: Adult Friendly to Adult Friendly, Adult Friendly
Guggenheim Stroller Tour
$40, includes museum admission
Stroll around the ramps as museum educators lead an engaging one-hour tour for caregivers and their babies (up to 24 months). This interactive exploration of current exhibitions includes touchable objects, art-making, and adult conversation.
Suggested Ages: Babies to 2
Sea Chanteys and Maritime Music
The Seaport Fulton & Front Streets, New York, NY
Join South Street Seaport Museum in person or virtually for a round-robin of shared sea songs, featuring members of The New York Packet and friends. Listen in, lead or request a song, and belt out the choruses. See our guide to the Seaport.
MoMA Family Gallery Talks
Discover art together through engaging discussions and activities with new themes monthly. Look closely at modern masterpieces and cutting-edge contemporary art and make your own art. One time we discussed why Mark Rothko paintings are like sandwiches then made our own Rothkos from pre-cut paper. There are multiple groups roughly divided by age. Kids and…
Family Day: I Love NYC
Center for Architecture 536 LaGuardia Place, New York, NY
Look at the various designs for the Love in Times Square Design Competition, an annual competition that invites architecture firms to think about how a Valentine sent from the heart of Times Square could express love for everyone. As a family, design and build your own model of a 3D Valentine for NYC. Sign up…
12:00 pm–2:00 pm Recurring
Museum of the Moving Image 36-01 35 Avenue at 37 Street, Astoria, NY
$15, $11 seniors & students, $9/ages 3–17
See 1982, cult classic on a big screen. On a remote planet in the distant past, a Gelfling embarks on a quest to find the missing shard of a magical crystal, to restore order to his world. Using a mix of puppetry, animatronics, modern special effects, and more, The Dark Crystal creates a sense of…
Suggested Ages: 8 to Adult Friendly, Adult Friendly
Valentine's Day at the Jackie Robinson Museum
Celebrate Valentine's Day with a special look a the loving partnership between Jackie and Rachel Robinson and the Robinson family. See items from the Robinson Family collection not regularly on display. Join story time at 1 pm & 2 pm and hands-on activities for children (ongoing between 12 pm & 3 pm).
Drop-in Drawing at The Met Cloisters
The Met Cloisters 99 Margaret Corbin Drive, New York, NY
Experience The Met Cloisters collection through creative drawing challenges in the galleries with expert teaching artists. Materials are provided, but you may bring your own sketchbook. Only pencils are allowed in the galleries. Demonstrations repeat every 30 minutes. For visitors of all ages.
Eldridge Arts & Learning: Stained Glass
$12/adults, $10/students & seniors, $8/ages 5+
Learn about the more than sixty stained glass windows of a historic synagogue and collage a colorful creation of your own. See how the colorful shapes and patterns bring the synagogue to life. from capturing natural light to displaying beautiful designs. Online RSVP required. Included with museum admission.
Poster Kids: Grow It!
Poster House 119 W 23rd Street, New York, NY
In this food-focused program, look at propaganda and advertisements from around the world featuring food. Share memories, plan meals, and write recipes in the galleries, then plant take-home gardens. For children 5–11 years old and their adults (siblings are welcome).