WordPress has a great user management system that's why many use it to create multi-author websites and blogs. The reason why WordPress user management is so powerful is because it allows you to extend the functionality. Often we get emails from users asking us how does Site X have such a great user profile page or registration page. In most cases those sites are adding additional user profile fields to collect and display other user information such as their twitter, facebook, blog feed, etc. In this article, we will show how to add additional user profile fields in WordPress registration. By using this method, you can collect any additional information such as ask users if they want to signup to your newsletter while registering, ask them their twitter ID, their address, etc.
First thing you need to do is to install and activate Cimy User Extra Fields plugin. Once the plugin is activated, go to Settings » Cimy User Extra Fields to configure plugin options.
At the bottom of the page you will find Add new field form. Cimy User Extra Fields allows you to add different types of fields. You can add text, textarea, checkbox, picture, picture url, and other input types. Using these fields you can add additional user registration and profile fields. Provide name, label, and description for the field.
Review the Rules column to configure rules for this particular field and finally press the Add field button.
Registered users can see and update this additional field by editing their user profile in WordPress.
Cimy User Extra Fields plugin provides an alternate interface to manage the additional user profile fields. Go to Users » Users Extended to manage extended user profiles. An admin can update additional profile fields for single user as well as multiple users at once.
Cimy User Extra Fields plugin can also be used to change your default registration form. You can ask the users to provide additional details which are already part of the user profile system on WordPress, but are not shown on the registration page by default. Some of these fields are First and Last name, website URL, etc. To enable these existing fields on the registration page go to Setttings » Cimy User Extra Fields and scroll down to WordPress hidden fields section. You can even allow users to choose a password upon registration.
Using this plugin you can add additional user profile fields in WordPress registration which not only allows you to create powerful registration pages in WordPress, but it also gives you the ability to create detailed user profile pages. We hope that this article helps you extend user management in WordPress to improve your site. What kind of registration and user profile fields would you add on your site? Are you using this plugin or another plugin that does the same thing on your website? Let us know in the comments below.
I am looking for a free question and answer plugin that can add additional information to the user profile.
Such as weight, height and preferences.
Need some advice here….how can I export the custom user registration fields into an excel sheet or something like that? I.e. if users say "how they heard about us", how can I go back and view that information for a large number of users without having to individually go into each user profile?
Hi everyone, i like to build stuff for WP without using external plugins, so i build my own. I sucesfully added social media fields to all users > user profile form.
But i've stuck in adding dropdown menu for country.
Is there any WooCommerce specialist here?
There is dropdown functionality inside class-wc-countries.php file, and i'am dying to add the same dropdown menu in registration form and on user profile form.
Of course this is taken for woocommerce, but how to extract this code to work with WC deactivated ?
However, I've probably found a bug.
I'm using WP 4.1.2 with Cimy User Extra Fields, but uploaded files are not showing up in the user's profile and fields.
Note: I can only upload files in the backend of WP.
Who has the solution? Or is there a better and fully working alternative?
If you think you have found a bug in the plugin, then please reach out to plugin authors using the support tab on the plugin website.
I have follow all tutorial and prepare data for country, region/province & city. But I don't how to make it selectable from dropdown list.
Any sugestion how to solve this?
I just found this tutorial and it really save me lots of time for my new project. I used Oi Frontend Profile to enable users to update their profile details including the fileds created by Cimy User Extra Fileds (CUEF) on frontend. It works until one of my user complaining that once he click update profile, the fields created by CUEF is gone and not updated. Only default WP fields is updated.
I looked around and found other developer with the same issue here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11874083/wordpress-edit-user-and-cimy-user-extra-fields. He found a way to fix the bug by adding "cimy_uef_" to the front of fields name. I just dont understand what he meant by adding "cimy_uef_" to the front of fileds name. Where/how should I add "cimy_uef_" to fix this? Please help. Thanks.
i have just added a new custom field but how do i make it as required?
I guess uncheck the "Can be empty" checkbox will make it required.
Yes this plugin is so good and easy to use. But I do not understand how to show an extra-field in a page. Have any short code? Can anyone help me?
Lol, i didnt have time, anyways here is a better plugin than cimy and does the same thing.
Do a review on it.
Thanks for it, wonderful article.
Great article, very helpful! Do you know if it's possible to add the HTML5 placeholder attribute to text fields generated by this plugin?
No entirely sure. Please contact the plugin developer for that.
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Thanks for the great plugin info. I hope you won"t be recommending Code Canyon / Envato – premium plugins. I've just had the nasty experience of purchasing one of their products. Before getting to download it the developer took it down & Envato told me that I had to deal with the developer who never answered my email. Envato does not stand by it's customers despite collecting 50% of purchase fees! Wow. That was money down the drain.


Elisabeth Wynhausen passed away on September 12, 2013. Her funeral was held on September 12 in the Eastern Suburbs Memorial Park. She is survived by her family - niece Gabi and nephew Jesse, their partners and children - by friends, by colleagues of the past 45 years, and by her writing. Just before she died she had placed the best of it on a web page which, unfortunately, as of June 25, 2015, has been eliminated.
Her obituary was published in the Sydney Morning Herald and is repeated here.
Tickets available for the Sydney event here.
Photograph 11 in 'The Past' 1965 individuals named thanks to Miriam Barasch (Gottlieb).
Agnes Kainer Geyer forwarded details about the 90th anniversary celebration in Sydney on October 13, 2013 at Sydney Boys High, Surry Hills. For full details as to time and cost, or if you just want to donate, click here.
Avraham and Raymonde Appel recently visited Israel. A collection of photos taken there plus some more images at another event can be seen here.
Many Melbournites remember our after-meetings hangout on Acland St in St. Kilda - the Scheherazade restaurant. Its founder Avram Zeleznikow died last month and ABC has a news report at ABC AU. Thanks to Ray Lehrer for the reference.
Marlene Katz has supplied her eulogy to Jack that she gave on January 27, 2013 here.
Mary Enk (Mary Shaw) passed away in Melbourne on June 11, 2013. Minyanim were held at the South Caulfield Shul.
Ena Shaw forwarded her sister's eulogy.
Additional tributes to Alex were collected by Danny Rosing. Caregiver to Immanuel Holding, Helen Yarad, added hers and related a poignant story. Alex passed away and was buried in Har Hamenuchot cemetery in Jerusalem on Sunday, 27th of Nissan 5773, [April 7, 2013], after a long battle with diabetes and then cancer. His memory will not leave us. Yehi Zichro Baruch.
13-05 Eric and Rachel Aufgang in Israel.
Hedva sends photos of their visit on April 6, 2013.
13-03 Elizabeth Kornhaber at 70.
Thanks for the photo, Liz.
BTW: she's the one in blue (on the left). I know that our eyesight is failing - hence the directions.
Hello ! My name is David Black and I appear as the first person on the left in photo number 4 in the 1948 camp at Woori Yallock. I am standing next to John Jagoda who stands next to Barry Rawlins ( or maybe his young brother Adrian). Yesterday I attended the official opening of Betar at Central Shule Centre and it was wonderful. My 9 year old grand daughter attends Betar there. I remember very well Josef Steiner, Shimshon Kamil, Sam Gold, Shimshon Feder, Jack Mirjam. I am 77 years old and am a chiropractor in Armadale. My wife Ruth and I are deeply involved with Central and look forward to having future functions with Betar. Best regards, David Black.
(UPDATED) has been placed here. Brian passed away on December 29, 2012 in Israel. He is mourned by his children Jonathan (Alan) and Galit (Dawn), his second wife Ilana, seven grandchildren and many friends in Israel and Australia.


President Trump revived his favorite insult for Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) during a speech at a Navajo Code Talkers event at the White House Monday. Here's how he brought up the "Pocahontas" insult - context and all.
"I just want to thank you because you're very, very special people," Trump said to his guests. "You were here long before any of us were here, although we have a representative in Congress who, they say, was here a long time ago. They call her [Elizabeth Warren] 'Pocahontas,'" he said. "But you know what, I like you because you are special. You are special people. You are really incredible people. And from the heart, from the absolute heart, we appreciate what you've done, how you've done it, the bravery that you displayed, and the love that you have for your country."
The senator was not amused. Warren told MSNBC she was shocked that the president had used a "racial slur" at a ceremony intended to honor Native American war heroes.
She then used the incident to fundraise.
As Katie noted, the press is missing the point. Instead of being outraged over President Trump's insults, why not call out Sen. Warren for shamefully faking her heritage to game the affirmative action system?
In 2012, Warren reportedly touted her "Native American heritage" (she's 1/32nd Cherokee) to convince the Harvard Law School faculty she'd increase the school's diversity. She has denied those claims, noting that she listed herself as Native American to meet others like herself, according to The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Of course, when White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders faced the press corps at Monday's briefing, Trump's insult is all they wanted to talk about.


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AB1408 Improving The Criminal Justice System
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In the wake of the tragic murder of Officer Keith Boyer - a beloved member of the Whittier community - we've all been left to wonder what could have been done to prevent this senseless violence. As a member of the state Legislature, I am fortunate to be in a position to channel this frustration and grief into action.
Since a federal court order to reduce California's prison population came down in 2010, there have been several criminal justice reforms undertaken with that goal in mind. These measures have fundamentally changed the way we prosecute nonviolent, non-serious crimes in this state, where those convicted of these crimes serve their time, and by whom these felons are supervised when they are released from prison.
I am proud to introduce AB 1408, which will set best practices for our criminal justice system in the wake of these reforms. This measure is a necessary modification to the aforementioned reforms as we balance the rights and rehabilitation of the formerly incarcerated population with the need to ensure that our communities are safe from dangerous criminals.
We owe it to our law enforcement community to seriously consider the release and supervision of the criminals they've helped to lock up, especially because they are likely to be the ones encountering them in our neighborhoods.
Please visit this link and the video above to find out more about AB 1408. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact my office at (916) 319-2057.
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I'd planned to have an 8 am meeting this morning. But when I checked work e-mail this morning, I found it'd been moved late yesterday afternoon. Sigh. I'd gotten myself psyched up for this meeting, as it's kind of important to me. Oh well, such is life.
That meant I really wasn't thinking about blog posting since that little change was going to interfere with the time I'd need for a morning blog. So, instead, in regrouping, I decided it was time to go over to Goodreads and update my book reviews.
So if you're interested in what I think about Isaacson's biography of Steve Jobs and Stephen King's 11/22/63, well, there's two short reviews over at Goodreads.


We've heard what's inside the Galaxy A5 (2018), now let's look at what's on its outside. A pretty extensive leak details the general design of the 2018 A-series with a focus on the A5 and A7.
The back will have a fingerprint reader under the camera – huzzah, why couldn't the Note8 be like that? Anyway, it's a fairly small reader, it looks like it could have been repurposed from a Home button reader.
Speaking of buttons, the new A-series will have a Bixby button. We can hear the groans already. At least now Samsung allows you to disable the key.
The schematic of the front shows an Infinity Display. Not unusual, the A-series always gets the flagship S-series features a year later.
Here are some more angles of the Galaxy A5 and A7, 2018 edition. Note the Bixby button.
Can we get them in Canada and when?


HTML, Word documents, and most other ways that indie authors have to format their ebooks all have the same common flaw: rework. If you sell multiple books on multiple platforms, you can quickly find yourself buried in files. That's because if you want to follow best practices, your back matter should have platform-specific links. For example, if you buy Orconomics on Amazon, all of the links in the back of the book should take you to Amazon books. Retailers and readers alike prefer this approach. However, if you have three books available on five platforms, you need fifteen separate HTML files. That's painful. Every time you want to edit your author bio, add a book to the back matter, or update your newsletter invitation, you have to open, update, and save 15 different files.
Case in point, a while ago I wanted to add the new logo for Gnomish Press to the front of all of my ebooks. It's a simple change, but it can still take 10 minutes to open fifteen different files, paste a line of code in the right spot, and save them out. So instead, I opened one file, made the change once, and automatically updated fifteen different files in just under twenty seconds.
It was easy. It used good, old-fashioned HTML. And it didn't require expensive software. Want to see how it's done? Read on.
It's been about four months since my last post, which legally qualifies as Blog Abuse. Before I'm hauled off before an Internet Tribunal — which, by the way, is what IT should stand for — I wanted to give a quick update on what's going on.
First, and most exciting, I finished the first draft of Son of a Liche. There's a lot of work to be done yet, including a lot of trimming, rewriting, reworking, and joke-cramming? That last one may not be a thing. I'm still going to do it. There may also be map drawing involved, lest anyone doubt my nerd-cred.


If you're in the New Jersey or Philadephia area, you might've heard of the Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market. It's a big flea market held between two locations, five times a year at either Roebling Wire Works in Trenton, NJ or Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company in Croydon, PA. It's a place of no judgment where people can share their love for creativity and punk rock. Here are 8 reasons why you should visit the Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market.
It's a flea market so of course vendors are required, but the vendors that sign up to be a part of the Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market are unlike any others you'll ever meet. They are more or less covered in tattoos and piercings, or not, and they are really some of the nicest people and sell the coolest stuff you will ever find. I'm talking about jewelry made of bones, custom t-shirts saying sarcastic things such as, "I wear black every day because I'm preparing for your funeral", freakshow memorabilia, fairy statues, one of a kind coffee mugs, and so much more.
And the artwork is so unique. I'm talking pop comic art, hand-drawn movie characters, printed scrolls and many more. A great treat for those of you who are into cult classic movies, you are more likely to find items that represent your favorite. There is so much more than what I have mentioned, you'll just have to go see for yourself!
The two locations that the Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market is enough alone to give you a unique experience. The Roebling Wire Works location is a huge, old, steel warehouse and the Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company is legit a beer factory. You really can't get any more of a punk rock experience than that. It's also only a five dollar admission fee and you receive a wrist band that allows you to come and go as you please for the day. Not to mention they usually have a special, the first 100 people to arrive receive TPRFM Black Swag Bag, which is a free goodie bag of random items from vendors!
The Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market prides themselves on being dog-friendly! So as you're walking around doing some shopping, being fascinated by all the great finds, you'll also see a ton of adorable dogs of all shapes and sizes walking around living their best lives. I'd advise you that if you want to pet these dogs, to always ask the owners permission first, out of respect. Other than that, enjoy all the adorableness they have to offer!
Food trucks are a big part of the Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market experience. If you join the Facebook event of the upcoming flea market, they will announce, leading up to it, what food trucks will be appearing that day. Almost always a different company comes to share their specialized food for visitors at the flea market. You can experience all different kinds of food such as tacos, burritos, meatballs, and sandwiches all with their different taste of flavor. There are many different ones added per event, it's a new experience every time.
The Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market wouldn't be the same without the special beer that they offer. If you're 21 and over you should definitely try at least one kind of beer at the flea market. It's not very expensive either, anywhere between five and seven dollars, and they are definitely tasty.
Besides the awesome vendors, there are so many different people from neighboring states that attend the Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market. Being in a place surrounded by people with a common interest as you, just has this big welcoming vibe, making you feel right at home.
Since the Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market only comes around five times a year, they always have a particular theme when they appear. The themes are: My Punk Rock Valentine, Spring Fling, Summer Market, Halloween, and Wreck The Halls. Each theme coordinated with the appropriate season, creating a different experience every time!
Sometimes the Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market will host an after show once the flea market ends at 7pm. It includes a live band and it is encouraged that you let loose and have a good time.
If you're interested in learning more about the Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market and their upcoming events, so you can have your own punk rock experience, go to their website at trentonprfm.com.
Already been there or excited to go? Tell us all about it in the comments below!


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Q: Moq: How to test a class using Nunit with an internal HttpClient? I run my tests inside nUnit and normally I can mock out dependencies and have then Return certain values or throw errors.
I have a class that as an internal HttpClient and I would like to test the class, what are my options.
here is my code, its not complete so as not to flood the message. As you can see I am using the HttpClient internally and not injected as a dependency. The class throws a number of custom exceptions, I would like to Moq these otherwise I need to pass REAL username and passwords that would give me the status codes i required to throw the exceptions.
Anyone have an ideas? If I can't mock the httpclient then i can never test my class that it raises exceptions.
Do I really have to change HttpClient to a dependency on the constructor ?
public bool ItemsExist(string itemValue)
{

    var relativeUri = string.Format(UrlFormatString, itemValue.ToUpper());

    var uri = new Uri(new Uri(this.baseUrl), relativeUri);

    using (var client = new HttpClient())
    {
        client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Authorization = new AuthenticationHeaderValue("Basic", this.encodedCredentials);
        client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Accept.Add(
            new MediaTypeWithQualityHeaderValue("application/json"));

        var response = client.GetAsync(uri).Result;

        switch (response.StatusCode)
        {
            case HttpStatusCode.Unauthorized:
                // DO something here
                throw new CustomAuthorizationException();

            case HttpStatusCode.Forbidden:
                throw new CustomAuthenticationException();

        }

        return true;

A: Another option is to use Flurl [disclosure: I'm the author], a library for building and calling URLs. It includes testing helpers that make faking all HTTP incredibly easy. No need for wrapper interfaces.
For starters, your HTTP code itself would look something like this:
using Flurl;
using Flurl.Http;

...

try {
    var response = this.baseUrl
        .AppendPathSegment(relativeUri)
        .WithBasicAuth(username, password)
        .WithHeader("Accept", "application/json")
        .GetAsync().Result;

    return true;
}
catch (FlurlHttpException ex) {
    // Flurl throws on unsuccessful responses. Null-check ex.Response,
    // then do your switch on ex.Response.StatusCode.
}

Now for the testing fun:
using Flurl.Http.Testing;

...

[Test]
public void ItemsExists_SuccessResponse() {
    // kick Flurl into test mode - all HTTP calls will be faked and recorded
    using (var httpTest = new HttpTest()) {
        // arrange
        test.RespondWith(200, "{status:'ok'}");
        // act
        sut.ItemExists("blah");
        // assert
        test.ShouldHaveCalled("http://your-url/*");
    }
}

Get it on NuGet:
PM> Install-Package Flurl.Http

A: Let me suggest a bit easier solution, without a need to abstract/wrap httpclient, that i believe works perfectly with mocking frameworks.
You need to create a class for fake HttpMessageHandler, like here:
public class FakeHttpMessageHandler : HttpMessageHandler
{
    public virtual HttpResponseMessage Send(HttpRequestMessage request)
    {
        throw new NotImplementedException("Rember to setup this method with your mocking framework");
    }

    protected override Task<HttpResponseMessage> SendAsync(HttpRequestMessage request, System.Threading.CancellationToken cancellationToken)
    {
        return Task.FromResult(Send(request));
    }
}

Such created HttpMessageHandler can be used when instantiating HttpClient:
var msgHandler = new Mock<FakeHttpMessageHandler>() { CallBase = true };
var fakeclient = new HttpClient(msgHandler.Object);

And you can setup methods (here using Moq):
msgHandler.Setup(t => t.Send(It.Is<HttpRequestMessage>(
            msg =>
                    msg.Method == HttpMethod.Post &&
                    msg.RequestUri.ToString() == "http://test.te/item/123")))
                    .Returns(new HttpResponseMessage(System.Net.HttpStatusCode.NotFound));

You can now user fakeclient instead when necessary.

A: You can't unit test it like that. It's like you mentioned: HttpClient is a dependency, and as such, it should be injected.
Personally, I would create my own IHttpClient interface, implemented by HttpClientWrapper, which wraps around the System.Net.HttpClient. IHttpClient would then be passed as a dependency to your object's contructor.
As follows, HttpClientWrapper can't be unit tested. I would, however, write a couple of integration tests to make sure the wrapper is well written.
Edit:
IHttpClient doesn't have to be a "valid" interface for HttpClient. It only has to be an interface that suits your needs. It can have as many or as few methods as you want.
Picture this: HttpClient allows you to do many things. But in your project, you're only calling the GetAsync(uri).Result method, nothing else.
Given this scenario, you would write the following interface and implementation:
interface IHttpClient
{
    HttpResponseMessage Get(string uri);
}

class HttpClientWrapper : IHttpClient
{
    private readonly HttpClient _client;

    public HttpClientWrapper(HttpClient client)
    {
        _client = client;
    }

    public HttpResponseMessage Get(string uri)
    {
        return _client.GetAsync(new Uri(uri)).Result;
    }
}

So, as I stated previously, the interface only has to suit your needs. You don't have to wrap around the WHOLE HttpClient class.
Obviously, you would then moq your object like this:
var clientMock = new Mock<IHttpClient>();
//setup mock
var myobj = new MyClass(clientMock.object);

And to create an actual object:
var client = new HttpClientWrapper(new HttpClient());
var myobj = new MyClass(client );

Edit2
OH! And don't forget that IHttpClient should also extend the IDisposable interface, very important!

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A month ago, a group of friends (excluding myself) decided that the best way to take advantage of the extra day was to go on a road trip to Quebec city and visit all the locations shot for the popular Korean drama: Goblin: The Lonely and Great God. Fast forward two weeks later, I was graciously invited to join this group of friends on the road trip. With the enticing promise of beautiful scenery and travelling with new people, the opportunity was too wonderful to pass on.
What drama were they referring to?
Who exactly am I travelling with?
Wait…where are we going exactly? Is there going to be some intense hiking involved to get to some of these locations?
How long does it actually take to drive from Toronto to Quebec?
To be honest, none of the questions were actually answered until the day of. In fact, many were answered when we were well underway into the trip. I didn't even know the title of the Korean drama until the second day of the trip! By the time I said "yes" to the trip, everything necessary was already planned. The rental cars were booked, the accommodations reserved and ready, and in a general way, even the itinerary for the trip.
In a way, this trip was the ultimate challenge of applying the lessons I learned from the Montreal trip. There was no better way to go with the flow than to go on a trip without knowing anything at all. Apparently all I needed to do was pack enough clothes for the weekend, some essential toiletries and that's it!
This group too had people from various parts of the city and because we were renting one of the cars for our road trip, and partially because people needed to pack and go to work on Friday, we agreed to meet at a central location at one pm and go from there. As you can see from the above map, it takes eight hours of non-stop driving to arrive in Quebec. Obviously, this doesn't include any washroom breaks, or time for lunch or dinner. As I was fully embracing the whole 'don't plan for anything' mentality for this trip, I didn't actually bother to search for how long the journey would take – rather I was told by my groupmates that we were likely going to arrive at our Airbnb by two am after accounting for breaks and rests. With the last road trip in mind, I went in with a pleasant mindset – I personally don't mind road trips at all (though it does help that I don't usually drive for these types of trips either) and I was looking forward to the various conversations, music, and podcasts I would listen to.
We didn't have lunch and needed sustenance – especially for our brave drivers who were going to transport us safely there. Our first stop was in Pickering. Tucked away in an industrial location, in a plaza with minimal storefront parking was Pizza Pino.
The restaurant itself is filled with nostalgia. Every photo hung on the wall has its own caption – photos of the opening of Ajax's various historical buildings. There's photos of the local sports teams, school openings, local engineers working on various projects, all printed in black and white and framed proudly on the wall. The food itself comprised of unapologetically large pizzas bursting with thick cheesy goodness. Two large pizzas were enough to feed our entire group of eight so well that we worried our drivers would fall asleep from digesting the pizza! Unfortunately, I was so hungry I forgot to take a picture of this place, but I'm definitely bookmarking this place and will make it a point to stop by again.
Montreal was our major pit stop and it was such great idea. The arrival time to Montreal fit well with a late dinner schedule (thanks to the late lunch), and it also provided us an opportunity to pick up breakfast bagels and some alcohol too!
I might be the only one that feels this way, but somehow road trips aren't quite complete without a celebratory drink once we arrive at the destination safe and sound. Even though this was my first time travelling with this group, the feeling was mutual, and I was glad that there was no need to propose an alcoholic pit stop to collect an array of beer, vodka, and rum. With alcohol in tow, our priorities turned to feeding our now-empty bellies. We required sustenance, and soon.
Having dinner in Montreal felt like deja vu from last month's trip to Montreal (see Day Four). There was the same moment of opening the still-warm brown paper bag of a dozen bagels and inhaling the welcome smell of garlic and all dressed bagels followed by the warm, enveloping scent of slow-cooked thinly sliced meat. Only this time, the thinly sliced meat were stacked precariously high on too-small plates accompanied with Cott's Black Cherry soda that subtly enhances the already smoky meat flavor. Yet again, Shwartz and Fairmount did not fail to deliver the satisfying feeling I craved.
The dinner was a welcome break for our drivers, signalling a hand-off to the second designated driver of each car. We were almost ready to continue the last couple of hours of the drive before we were notified that there was a last minute assignment that needed to be handed in by 12am. While patiently waiting for her to finish, half our group decided that more alcohol was needed and that our previous stash was insufficient.
By the time everything was completed, both cars were stacked full with bagels, cream cheese, and myriad of cans and bottles.
We ended up arriving at our destination, an Airbnb in the heart of the city, tucked away in a quiet neighborhood. The heated bathroom floors on the main floor was a major plus given its rental cost. An added plus, was that although the house could host a family of 7, the sofa couch was also a bed as well.
Before we left Montreal, I didn't think I would last past the celebratory drink. Somehow though, the excitement of finally arriving at our destination at 2:30 am, a pack of cards, some snacks, and shots of vodka kept our group energized and filled the house with laughter until 6 am. None of this was captured unfortunately but I can guarantee you that the card game Big 2 was much more fun than my childhood alcohol-free days. What's even more amazing was that the four designated drivers had more energy than the passengers combined. They not only drank the most, but laughed the most, and stayed up the latest. Props to you guys.
When we arrived at the Airbnb, there were earnest promises made to wake up by 10:00 am. As we headed for bed at the break of dawn, those promises transformed to 'try our best to wake up early'. As a passenger, I thought I would be able to wake up the earliest, but I ended up waking up the latest out of the bunch. Whoops. By the time my bleary-eyed body shuffled out into the kitchen, it was noon, and our "breakfast" was well underway.
…. hey. What happened to the cream cheese?
I also found out that regular human beings eat cream cheese spread on a bagel like they do with butter. Spread thinly and evenly…. NOT like they way they do it at Tim Horton's. There was no mountain of thick cream cheese with the bagel's gap stuffed with a layer of cream cheese as thick as the bagel itself. Apparently I inhale cream cheese at an absurd rate. But hey, a toasted cream cheese bagel isn't a toasted cream cheese bagel without the cheese spread on thick. By the time I finished a bagel, our tub was 3/4 consumed…We made a note to buy more cream cheese for the next day.
By the time everyone was done showering and eating, it was past 2 pm and we were all ready to take head out the door to do some sight seeing. First stop though, was right outside our house. The tall snowbanks of the our quiet neighborhood was a rare sight for us and we spent more time than we'd like to admit documenting them.
The rest of the day was spent hunting down the following locations – unfortunately I don't have pictures for all the locations as I wasn't aware of what the photos represented and how it related to me (I just found out about the drama's name at this point) – but for those of you who are interested and familiar with the drama itself, FlyHoneyStars has an extraordinarily comprehensive list of all the film locations for this Korean drama (both in Korea and in Quebec) for you to peruse.
1 Côte de la Citadelle Ville de Québec, QC G1R 3N9 (Park du Bastion-de-la-reine) This was where the tombstones were in the drama but we decided it was a much more suitable location for sliding fun!
Personally, I think I was most interested in absorbing the sights and sounds of Old Quebec in general. The streets were still decorated with holiday cheer and light music still filled the air. It was like walking down a cozier Old Montreal. There was even hot apple cider and maple snow offered in the streets! An added bonus was that I got a huge kick out of my conversation about how to look 'powerful' while sitting down.
By nightfall, it was not only getting cold, but we were getting hungry as well. Our goal for this road trip was to eat as much 'traditionally stereotypical' food as possible. Enter: poutine, french onion soup and escargot. We originally found a French restaurant nearby Old Quebec: Cafe St-Malo but as with many small restaurants, this was fully reserved and had no space for large groups. Our desperation for food and the ability to accommodate large groups eventually lead us to Cafe Du Monde. Its a huge space, great for groups and as luck would have it, it served all the food that we were looking – poutine, french onion soup AND an escargot dish. The highlight for me though, were the deep fried cheese curds that we found in our poutine. It was definitely one of the more unique poutine dishes I have tried.
Perhaps it was the French Onion Soup appetizer that we had, but the Poutine with Pulled Duck and Leeks (with Shiitake mushroom sauce) tasted significantly more delicious late at night when it was reheated in the microwave and paired with a cold beer. If anything, this is one poutine that pairs well with a dark beer.
A couple of the friends actually brought 16 facial sheet masks for all of us to try. It ranged from moisturizing masks that needed to be kept cool in the refrigerator to pore-ripping charcoal masks that removed all the dirt and impurities. I have to applaud my group of friends for suggesting and providing the sheet masks on this trip. It became an unexpected hour filled with hysterical laughter as we watched the newbies apply masks on their faces and hear their yelps of surprise as the cool, slippery feel of the sheets were applied to their faces.
Maria's Tip: If you need to laugh while you have a sheet mask on your face, press the edges of the face mask against your face while you laugh to prevent the essence and the mask from slipping into your mouth.
The masks provided a great opportunity to play The Jackbox Party Pack 3 – a set of games that uses everyone's phones as their game devices to lie, cheat, and play other mini-group games. Murder Trivia and Fakin'-it were the group's top picks for laughter and fun. Once the masks were dry and ready to be removed we went straight back to drinking the night away until dawn. This time we stayed up until 5:00 AM and there were no promises made as to when we were to get up the next day. Only that we had to get up and do something.
We started day three with a late start of 3:00 PM. Most of the sightseeing that we came to see in Quebec were completed yesterday so today was a period of rest and relaxation. Today's focus was to visit the Montmorency Falls, a natural attraction listed as one of the top 10 things to do when visiting Quebec City. We arrived at the peak of the falls at 3:30 PM and rushed to the cable car to get a round-trip ride down to the falls and hopefully snap a few pictures at the base before the cable car ride closes at 4:00 PM.
During the winter season, the cable car ride stops operation at 4:00 PM. The ride itself takes 5 minutes one way. If you board the cable car anywhere between 3:40 PM to 3:50 PM, the operators will allow you to board at one end, but will forbid you from off-boarding the cable car at the end. What was supposed to be a quick dash in and out of the cable cars to snap a couple of photos resulted in a round-trip ride up and down the cable car without ever getting off the cable car itself. Our group universally agreed that $13.00 for a 10 minute to view the falls through dirty glass was not worth the experience. Its the equivalent of a movie ticket and that has more entertainment value per minute than this cable car ride!
When we arrived back at the peak, the only thing we could do was walk on the suspension bridge the top of the falls before heading to our cars and driving down to the base of the falls to get a closer look at the falls.
Although a waterfall seems something that is more likely to visit during the lush summer seasons to admire the beauty and greenery that surrounds such natural attractions, the Montmorency Falls offers its own unique natural beauty in the winter scene as well. Because of its height (standing at 275m tall) and the frigid weather that Quebec City experiences, the winter experience brings the natural beauty of snow covered stairs, naturally formed ice sculptures, and one of Montmorency's unique winter trait: the pain de sucre.
Although we weren't ready for scaling any ice cliffs this weekend, the kids laughing down the sugarloaf pulled us irrisistably towards the base of the falls to give sliding down the sugarloaf a try. Because the sugarloaf was built by the pounding waters of the falls spraying up into the air and crystallizing into snow, climbing the sugarloaf was like climbing an ice mound on a rainy day. It was inevitable that we end up with soaked jackets and wet bottoms after several rounds of sliding.
Taking photos or videos of the sliding experience was next to impossible. With negative Celsius weather and a persistent spray of water, all our equipment and our fingers were numb with cold. Camera lenses and phones were covered with fine droplets of water, making it impossible for us to operate our touchscreens.
In any case, I'm still really pleased our group managed to capture the laughter, enthusiasm, and the persistence needed to climb up this icy joy of a slide.
Maria's Tip: If you're sliding down the sugarloaf mound at Montmorency Falls, it is a good idea to wait until the coast is clear before going down yourself.
I think downhill sliding in the wintertime is one of my earliest memories of the winter. I remember it being filled with great joy and also a little bit of fear as my three year old self experienced the acceleration of going down an icy hill. The post-slide laughter filled my three year old self with insurmountable joy. It was really nice to be able to relieve that memory this weekend. Especially when its sliding down a mound of snow created by the waterfall. We ended up staying here well until dusk and didn't leave the sugarloaf until it was dark.
Once we dried off from our sliding fun, it became apparent that one meal for the day was not enough and that our group was ready for dinner. Enter… Le Bureau de Poste , an almost identical clone to Toronto's El Furniture Warehouse, save the name. All items on the menu were reasonably priced at $4.95, with large portions (portions that would normally cost $15+ at any other pub), and a myriad of choices fit to fill our bellies with warm comfort food – the perfect choice of food after any outdoor winter adventure. As it was our last night in Quebec, we made one last effort to consume as much poutine as we could for dinner. Three days without vegetables is a new record and I couldn't help myself but grab a quinoa apple salad for dinner as well. Vegetables never tasted so good!
By the time dinner was finished, it was past 10:00 PM and the group agreed that tonight should be an easy night, filled with less drinking, and a focus on rest. Unfortunately that wasn't the case. We had a bottle of Smirnoff Raspberry, a partially opened bottle of Fireball and several cans of beer remaining.
Hey we should at least finish off the Smirnoff and some the beer before we leave – it should be easy! We'll bring the Fireball home and keep tonight an easy and relaxed night.
….. the end of the night took us through multiple rounds of Big 2, Codename, a lot of Korean pop songs, and of course… we finished all the remaining alcohol we had left for our trip. Somehow we ended up staying up until almost 4:00 AM. Not a great achievement for a group that needs to be on the road bright and early in the morning.
We ended up leaving the Airbnb at 2:00 PM on the Monday. The way home took us to Fairmount Bakery again to pick up multiple dozens of bagels for our friends and family. Some of us probably didn't even make it home until 3:00 AM after driving everyone back home. Of course, we all had work bright and early the next morning, and one of us even had to be at work by 7:00 AM. I'm guessing we all felt a little rough the Tuesday after. It is one week later and there's a pile of laundry that still needs to be done. Maybe next time I should just do it when I get home and leave it overnight? Thank you for the invite to this trip. Despite not quite knowing where I was going or who I was going with, it ended up being a trip filled with so much laughter and sweet surprises! I might even consider watching the drama now too!


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Botstein, SummerScape give eloquent advocacy to neglected Schreker opera
By George Loomis
Yamina Maamar as Grete and Mathias Schulz as Fritz in Schreker's "Der ferne Klang" at the Bard SummerScape Festival. Photo: Corey Weaver.
When it comes to reviving rare operas worthy of a wider audience, few have a better record than Leon Botstein and the Bard SummerScape Festival. In recent years the Frank Gehry-designed Richard B. Fisher Center on the campus of Bard College has played host to Shostakovich's The Nose, Szymanowski's King Roger and Meyerbeer's Les Huguenots, to name but a few. Of these, The Nose, went on to the Metropolitan Opera in a production that ranks as a high point of Peter Gelb's regime.
The other two operas are no less worthy of full Met treatment, and so is Franz Schreker's Der ferne Klang, which is currently enjoying a Bard staging in a provocative production by Thaddeus Strassberger. Bard's Ferne Klang follows hard on the heels of the Los Angeles Opera's April production of Die Gezeichneten, which marked the first full staging of a Schreker opera in the American Hemisphere. Botstein previously conducted Der ferne Klang in a New York concert performance.
For those needing an introduction, Schreker—whose fortunes have been on the rise in Europe for some time—is one of several once popular Austro-German composers who (a) enjoyed flourishing careers before the Nazis came to power, (b) did not embrace atonality or serialism (a style the Nazis hated), and (c) were banned by the Nazis anyway, in part because they had Jewish blood. Schreker died in 1934. After the war nobody cared about these composers because serialism had become the rage.
Schreker has an image as one who took late Romanticism to its limits and beyond, both in his opaque, fanciful operatic subjects (he wrote his own librettos) and in his ripely chromatic musical style. Experiencing Der ferne Klang puts this in perspective. The plot is imaginative and a bit dreamy—at one point there is a reference to a dream within a dream—but it is cogent theatrically. And the music, while opulent, is also the product of a man who understood the theater.
Like other Schreker operas, Der ferne Klang deals with the struggle of an artist, here the young composer Fritz, who leaves his beloved Grete to cultivate a musical sound that has obsessed him, promising to return after achieving fame and fortune. But when he re-encounters her several years later, she is a ravishing Venetian courtesan. He rejects her but, tormented by guilt, comes to realize he still loves her. Reduced to working the streets, Grete nevertheless attends the premiere of Fritz's opera, and the two are reconciled. But, as always seems to be the case in such situations, it is too late. Fritz is mortally ill and dies in her arms.
Composers like Schreker who never took the atonal plunge are routinely branded as conservatives. Yet in its way his music has a modernistic sound of its own. His harmonies often have pungent dissonances, and you hear suggestions of music outside the German tradition, such as Impressionism. Schreker is a master orchestral colorist and, like Strauss (though never really sounding much like Strauss), seems to revel in sheer musical complexity. The Venetian Act has moments when several musical events go on at once, with onstage musicians grouped together in a kind of surreal take on the Act 1 finale of Don Giovanni.
Strassberger seems to take a different tack for each of the three acts. Act 1 begins rather prosaically with a Fritz supposedly hauling a train of furniture—bed, armoire, dining table complete with place settings—as if to dramatize his downtrodden state (sets by Narelle Sissions, lighting by Aaron Black). But after Fritz departs, the unhappy Grete interestingly sings her big monologue in a movie theater while watching a silent film about a girl whose plight is similar to her own.
Judd Perry as the Chevalier with chorus in "Der ferne Klang," Photo: Corey Weaver.
The central Venetian Act is a highly lavish affair with glittery mirrors and doors for individual courtesans. It is here that Mattie Ullrich's costumes are at their most outlandish. Strassberger cleverly sets Act 3 at the site of the cast dinner following the performance of Fritz's opera; the opera is still in progress when the act opens. But his ingenuity gets the better of him in the final scene. Der ferne Klang seems to tell us that art and love cannot be compartmentalized, as Fritz tried to make them initially, but rather must nurture each other, a point made symbolically by the reconciliation of the lovers in the context of Fritz's new opera. But Grete appears in what we later recognize to be simply a vision, never making physical contact with Fritz; the 'real' Grete desperately arrives only after Fritz has expired, as if they never reconnected. The emotional impact that Schreker surely expected the reconciliation to make was lost.
Mathias Schulz meets the punishing heldentenor demands of Fritz's music most ably, even if the voice sometimes sounded a little tight; more important, Schulz compellingly suggests Fritz's growing maturity. As Grete, Yamina Maamar soars vocally over the orchestra and tellingly conveys the girl's plight, though there are moments of unsteadiness in mid-range.
Others in the cast include Jeff Mattsey, an engaging figure as a Hack Actor; Susan Marie Pierson in several roles, including the Old Woman who sets Grete on her course towards Venice; Corey McKern as the Count who wins Grete and then abandons her; and Mark Embree as the sympathetic lawyer, Dr. Vigelius. The last participates in an arresting dialogue with Fritz, urgently telling Fritz that he has brought Grete with him, while Fritz for a time remains oblivious, wrapped up as he is in the "distant sound" (arpeggiated chords played by harp, celesta and piano).
Botstein, leading the American Symphony Orchestra, has the music well under control and his sense of pacing ensures that there are no longueurs. There is room for a fuller appreciation of Schreker's variegated orchestration, and sometimes greater rhythmic intensity would have been welcome. But Botstein's skills as an advocate are potently enlisted. This is music that one wants to hear again.
Der ferne Klang runs throught August 6. www.fishercenter.bard.edu


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I Compared The New Dunkin Donuts Pop-Tarts to The Actual Coffee And Things Got Weird
Caffeine buzz or just a buzzkill?
If I'm being honest, I don't think I've had a single Pop-Tart for at least ten years. By contrast, I have Dunkin Donuts coffee on the reg. So, when I heard that Dunkin Donuts Pop-Tarts were being sold in stores, I figured that maybe now was the time to get back to my breakfast roots.
Plus, if you've been watching the Spoon University Snapchat at all in the past couple of weeks, you'll know that these treats are popping up at Spoon launch events all over the country. What was it about these Dunkin Donuts Pop-Tarts that was making everyone go crazy for them? And, more importantly, how do they measure up to my favorite coffee?
I enlisted the help of some great research scientists (aka hungry college students) to help me compare these two treats. Plus, your girl can eat, but there's no way I could polish off a box of each flavor by myself.
To get an accurate comparison, my friends and I tried each Pop-Tart and then compared it to the Dunkin beverage each pastry was supposed to emulate.
The flavors in production right now are Vanilla Latte and Chocolate Mocha. This taste test was definitely weird, but much easier than putting your coffee in the toaster, am I right?
Emily Head
To do the experiment, I ordered a small mocha swirl iced coffee and a small vanilla iced latte from the Dunks near my school. I guessed that the Dunkin Donuts Pop-Tarts would be based on a "regular" order. For those uninitiated on Dunks culture, "regular" means with standard cream and sugar.
So, what did we think of these coffees before we tried the Dunkin Donuts Pop-Tarts?
"They're freaking delicious."
"I think the vanilla is more vanilla-y than the mocha is chocolatey."
"The mocha is very strong and sweet, and I agree that it doesn't necessarily taste super chocolatey."
With these descriptions in mind, my friends and I were more than ready to move onto the Pop-Tarts!
Round 1: Appearance
They're definitely not the prettiest pastries in the world, but at least these Dunkin Donuts Pop-Tarts look like the pictures on the box, right? These bad boys were a lil patchy and a lil crumbly, but I'm willing to attribute that to the hazards of shipping (I had to get these bad boys through Amazon Prime).
As my friend put it, "it's like a regular Pop-Tart with prettier icing!" Whatever floats your boat?
Round 2: Smell
Originally, I wasn't even going to make this a category, but WOW I was so surprised when I smelled these. The smell of the Vanilla Latte one smacked me in the face as soon as I opened the foil.
The chocolate one was a little more subtle, but still noticeable. Which is still a great thing, btw. I never smelled a coffee I didn't like.
"This has a pretty good mocha-y, coffee smell!"
"This straight up smells like coffee ice cream."
"How do they make them smell so much like coffee??"
(Fun fact: this last friend immediately started scanning the ingredients...biochem majors, am I right?)
Round 3: Taste
The real deal, what we all came here for: the taste test. I wish I could say that these knocked it out of the park, but the simple fact is there was no pop in these Dunkin Donuts Pop-Tarts. Some of my friends were happier than others with the flavor. As for me? I could barely taste the coffee. Guess I drink too much of the real stuff to be fooled with fake flavors...
"If I closed my eyes, and you told me I was just eating a regular chocolate Pop-Tart, I'd believe you."
"This vanilla one just tastes like a sugar cookie..."
"How did they get it to smell like coffee more than it tasted like coffee?"
"If you don't like coffee, you'd like these for sure."
Conclusions?
Honestly, there was nothing wrong with these Dunkin Donuts Pop-Tarts—they just weren't giving me or my friends the coffee buzz we were looking for. Maybe if we had changed some things around with the experiment, it'd be different.
For instance, toasters are super illegal in my dorm, so we were eating room temperature Pop-Tarts instead of having them hot n' fresh out the kitchen. Maybe the warmth would have brought out the coffee flavor?
Jacqueline Canino
All in all, these Dunkin Donuts Pop-Tarts were a fun treat based on my love for the coffee chain. But, if you're looking for that classic Dunkin Donuts flavor, you're probably better off hitting the drive through.
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For the first time ever, 75 beloved songs from Mister Rogers' Neighborhood and The Children's Corner are collected in this charming treasury, sure to be cherished by generations of children as well as the millions of adults who grew up with Mister Rogers. The audiobook includes the iconic song Won't You Be My Neighbor, music and lyrics by Fred Rogers.
Music and lyrics by Fred M. Rogers, with permission of the Fred Rogers Company.


The Neuroendocrine Tumor Research Foundation (NETRF) continues its aggressive funding of neuroendocrine cancer research with eight new grants totaling $2.5 million. With this newest round of funding, NETRF expands its portfolio to include research into lung neuroendocrine tumors (NETs), which affect about one in four NET patients.
As a less common cancer, NETs lag behind other cancers for research funding. "Neuroendocrine tumor is a neglected tumor type that doesn't get its due funding from the National Cancer Institute and other organizations," said George Fisher, MD, PhD, co-chair, NETRF Board of Scientific Advisors.
NETs occur in hormone-producing cells, most commonly forming in the lung, pancreas, and gastrointestinal tract. Despite appearing in different sites, tumors forming in this cell type are classified as neuroendocrine and require different tests and treatments.
"We are searching out the best science, identifying dedicated investigators, and asking the right questions with the singular goal of trying to identify new treatments, and better ways to manage the disease," said Dan Chung, MD, co-chair, NETRF Board of Scientific Advisors.
Two U.S. cancer centers will receive their first NETRF grant: Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, Buffalo, NY, and Moffitt Cancer Center, Tampa, FL. Two international organizations will also receive their first NETRF grant: BC Canada, Vancouver, Canada, and Radboud University Medical Center, Nijmegen, Netherlands. Other institutions funded in this grant cycle include the University of Pennsylvania, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Stanford University, and the University of California, San Francisco.
"We seek out projects to understand the basic biology of NETs, in addition to research that may be translated from the bench to the clinic to make an impact on patient treatment," said Elyse Gellerman, NETRF chief executive officer.
The NETRF grant process is a competitive and structured peer-review process, which starts with an annual call for letters-of-intent in late spring. All applications are evaluated by NETRF's Board of Scientific Advisors. Final approval is made by the NETRF Board of Directors.
As a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, NETRF is supported by charitable donations from individuals and foundations. A generous, transformational gift from the Margie and Robert E. Petersen Foundation will fund several of the new projects. Additional philanthropic support has been provided by the Goldhirsh-Yellin Foundation of Los Angeles and the Karpus Family Foundation of New York.


SANA PAYAB (P.J.S) was established in 1377. The company was formed to engage in import, export, production of all commodities and products permitted by law particularly food and confectionary products. The present activity of the company is import and distribution of DENJOY sugar free dental chewing gums produced by Gumlink of Denmark. The company plans to package and eventually produce the product in Iran under license.


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Lord Hobo Plans Humongous Restaurant and Taproom in Boston's Seaport District
The headquarters in Woburn will also expand
by Dana Hatic@DanaHatic Jul 22, 2019, 12:03pm EDT
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A stalwart of Massachusetts craft beer has large-scale expansion plans in its sights. Lord Hobo Brewing Company will reportedly expand its Woburn taproom nearly threefold while also working on finalizing plans for a massive taproom and restaurant in Boston's Seaport District — and potential expansion to New York City, too. (See October 21 update below for more news on the Seaport front.)
Lord Hobo recently cut eight jobs across the company, but it has new hiring in the queue, including a potential 100 hires in conjunction with its growth plans in the Seaport District. The huge space — address not yet announced — will reportedly accommodate around 800 in the summer, with about half of that on a sprawling patio.
The company has had its eyes on the Seaport for a while now. Back in March 2017, founder Daniel Lanigan told the Globe that he was close to signing a Seaport lease for a brewery and brewpub. When Lord Hobo does arrive in the Seaport, it will join a couple other breweries in the neighborhood, including the ever-expanding Trillium (which opened its sizable, multi-level Thomson Place space in late 2018) and Northern Avenue mainstay Harpoon.
That's not the only plan that Lord Hobo has in the works, though: An expansion at the existing Woburn facility, which opened in 2015, will see taproom space go from accommodating 180 seats to 500. The company is also close to signing a letter of intent for taproom space in New York City, per Brewbound.
Amid physical expansion plans, Lord Hobo is growing in other ways as well. The company is on track for an annual sale of 50,000 barrels in 2019, Lanigan told Brewbound, and it's gaining visibility at some of Boston's biggest attractions: Its beer is a top seller at Fenway Park, and it became the "official beer" of Everett's Encore Boston Harbor casino when it opened last month.
Stay tuned for updates regarding Lord Hobo's expansion plans, and in the meantime, visit the Woburn brewery or the original Lord Hobo bar in Cambridge, which predates its sibling brewing company — it has been located at 92 Hampshire St. for the past decade, serving up craft beer and comfort food.
Update, October 21, 2019: Lord Hobo is moving forward with its Seaport plan and has announced more details, including an address: the Two Drydock office building (at, surprise, 2 Dry Dock Ave., Boston, near Harpoon), where it will occupy the entirety of the building's available retail space, building a brewery and restaurant that spans 9,000 square feet. Lanigan described it to Boston.com as Lord Hobo's "version of the Taj Mahal of breweries in the Seaport."
There will also be a 10,000-square-foot patio and a "coffee concept." The brewery-and-coffee-shop combo has been building in the Boston area for a few years now, with examples including Winter Hill Brewing in Somerville, Lamplighter Brewing in Cambridge, and most recently, Night Shift's new Lovejoy Wharf location.
Construction at Two Drydock could be completed early next year. Meanwhile, the Woburn taproom expansion is also proceeding, with the doubling of indoor space and the addition of a patio.
• Lord Hobo Cuts 8 Jobs, Plans to Add Hundreds More With New Taprooms [Brewbound]
• Lord Hobo Brewing Coverage on Eater [EBOS]
• Lord Hobo to Open 'the Taj Mahal of Breweries in the Seaport [Boston.com]
Lord Hobo (Cambridge)
92 Hampshire Street, Cambridge, MA 02139 (617) 250-8454 Visit Website
Lord Hobo Brewing Company (Woburn)
5 Draper St, Woburn, MA 01801 Visit Website
Lord Hobo (Seaport District, Boston)
2 Dry Dock Ave., Boston, MA 02210 Visit Website
One of Boston's Best Mobile Barbecue Operations Will Put Down Roots in a Brewery


Thanks to our patients who have left reviews on Angie's List, Google Reviews, and Yelp. It's had a very positive effect on our practice, as a number of new patients have identified these sites as being responsible for directing them to our care. Additionally, our Facebook page helps to promote some of the procedures that we perform; it can be found under Steven P. Marsh, DDS or by following this link.
We're also featuring some of our patients with videos, both on GoldenOppportunties.TV and on our website, ClevelandSmiles.com. The videos show our patients with "still" before photos and their reactions when they see their new, improved smiles.


On December 18, the Common Council adopted the Wauwatosa Life Sciences District Master Plan.
The Life Sciences District is home to high-quality medical care, quality employment opportunities, desirable and diverse housing and a one-of-a-kind natural environment. The Life Sciences District Master Plan is a long term strategy for development of the above area over a 20 – 30 year period.
The Wauwatosa Life Sciences District Master Plan calls for the city to zone the "Sanctuary Woods" as Special Purpose District-Conservancy. In order for us to do this, we need a Certified Survey Map from Milwaukee County that meets the requirements of our code and parcels the land appropriately to enable us to complete this zoning change. The Mayor and City Administrator have sent letters to Milwaukee County to start this process.


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Clint Hurdle: How many times has he not been fired?
Michael Roberts | May 29, 2009 | 10:29am
Yesterday afternoon, I was listening to the Klatt and Kreckman Show on Mile High Sports Radio/AM 1510 when the conversation turned to an item just put online by the Denver Post: To wit, Colorado Rockies manager Clint Hurdle hadn't been fired yet.
That the Post considers a non-event to be news should be funny -- but in this case, it most certainly isn't. With the glorious exception of the 2007 season, when the Rockies went to the World Series, Hurdle has overseen one mediocre campaign after another. Check out his record in the image below:
Granted, virtually no one believes that Hurdle is solely responsible for the Rockies' persistent lameness; the Monfort brothers and general manager Dan O'Dowd deserve plenty of blame, too. But Hurdle's teams have underachieved far more often than they've gone in the other direction, and if the Rockies organization wants to pretend that it's interested in building a consistent winner, as opposed to waiting for another fluke, they've got to do something.
Of course, Hurdle has dodged a fusillade of bullets in the past. If he'd helmed any other team, he probably would have been put out of his misery in 2004, if not earlier. So he could certainly survive another terrible homestand this weekend against the San Diego Padres. But a time when the main story on the Rockies' website concerns the team's lousy record at Coors Field, the idea of watching poor Clint twist in the wind days or weeks into the future has got to be as unpleasant a prospect for managment as it is for fans.
Michael Roberts has written for Westword since October 1990, serving stints as music editor and media columnist. He currently covers everything from breaking news and politics to sports and stories that defy categorization.
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Cytogenetic analysis: A test in which a sample of blood or bone marrow is looked at under a microscope to find out if there are changes in the structure or number of chromosomes in the lymphocytes.
Immunophenotyping: A test in which the cells in a sample of blood or bone marrow are looked at under a microscope to find out if malignant lymphocytes (cancer) began from the B lymphocytes or the T lymphocytes.
Bone marrow biopsy and aspiration: The removal of a small piece of bone and bone marrow by inserting a needle into the hipbone or breastbone. A pathologist views the sample under a microscope to look for abnormal cells.
Antiglobulin test: A test in which a sample of blood is looked at under a microscope to find out if there are any antibodies on the surface of red blood cells or platelets. These antibodies may react with and destroy the red blood cells and platelets. This test is also called a Coomb's test.
In stage 0 chronic lymphocytic leukemia, there are too many lymphocytes in the blood, but there are no other symptoms of leukemia. Stage 0 chronic lymphocytic leukemia is indolent (slow-growing).
Different types of treatment are available for patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia. Some treatments are standard (the currently used treatment), and some are being tested in clinical trials. Before starting treatment, patients may want to think about taking part in a clinical trial. A treatment clinical trial is a research study meant to help improve current treatments or obtain information on new treatments for patients with cancer. When clinical trials show that a new treatment is better than the "standard" treatment, the new treatment may become the standard treatment.
Monoclonal antibody therapy is a cancer treatment that uses antibodies made in the laboratory, from a single type of immune system cell. These antibodies can identify substances on cancer cells or normal substances in the body that may help cancer cells grow. The antibodies attach to the substances and kill the cancer cells or block their growth. Monoclonal antibodies are given by infusion. They may be used alone or to deliver drugs, toxins, or radioactive material directly to cancer cells.
Stem cell transplantation is a method of giving chemotherapy and replacing blood-forming cells destroyed by the cancer treatment. Stem cells (immature blood cells) are removed from the blood or bone marrow of the patient or a donor, frozen, and stored. After the chemotherapy is completed, the stored stem cells are thawed and given back to the patient through an infusion. Over time, these reinfused stem cells grow into (and restore) the body's blood cells.
Watchful waiting when there are few or no symptoms.
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Chronic myelogenous leukemia (also called CML or chronic granulocytic leukemia) is a slowly progressing blood and bone marrow disease that usually occurs during or after middle age, and rarely occurs in children. Normally, the body produces bone marrow stem cells (immature cells) that develop into mature blood cells.
In CML, the body tells too many bone marrow stem cells to develop into a type of white blood cell called granulocytes. Some of these bone marrow stem cells never become mature white blood cells. These are called blasts. Over time, the granulocytes and blasts crowd out the red blood cells and platelets in the bone marrow.
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Every cell in the body contains DNA (genetic material) that determines how the cell looks and acts. DNA is contained inside chromosomes. In CML, part of the DNA from one chromosome moves to another chromosome. This change is called the "Philadelphia chromosome." It results in the bone marrow making an enzyme, called tyrosine kinase, that causes too many stem cells to develop into white blood cells (granulocytes or blasts).
As the amount of blast cells increases in the blood and bone marrow, there is less room for healthy white blood cells, red blood cells, and platelets. This may result in infections, anemia, and easy bleeding, as well as bone pain and pain or fullness below the ribs on the left side. The amount of blast cells in the blood and bone marrow and the severity of symptoms determine the phase of the disease.
In chronic phase CML, there are 5% or fewer blast cells in the blood and bone marrow.
In accelerated phase CML, there are 6% to 30% blast cells in the blood and bone marrow.
In blastic phase CML, there are 30% or more blast cells in the blood or bone marrow. When tiredness, fever, and an enlarged spleen occur during the blastic phase, it is called blast crisis.
Different types of treatment are available for patients with CML. Some treatments are standard (the currently used treatment), and some are being tested in clinical trials. Before starting treatment, patients may want to think about taking part in a clinical trial. A treatment clinical trial is a research study meant to help improve current treatments or obtain information on new treatments for patients with cancer. When clinical trials show that a new treatment is better than the standard treatment, the new treatment may become the standard treatment.
Imatinib (Gleevec) is a new type of cancer drug, called a tyrosine kinase inhibitor. It blocks the enzyme, tyrosine kinase, that causes stem cells to develop into more white blood cells (granulocytes or blasts) than the body needs.
High-dose chemotherapy with stem cell transplantation is a method of giving high doses of chemotherapy and replacing blood-forming cells destroyed by the cancer treatment. Stem cells (immature blood cells) are removed from the blood or bone marrow of the patient or a donor and are frozen and stored. After the chemotherapy is completed, the stored stem cells are thawed and given back to the patient through an infusion. These reinfused stem cells grow into (and restore) the body's blood cells.
Donor lymphocyte infusion (DLI) is a cancer treatment that may be used after stem cell transplantation. Lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell) from the stem cell transplant donor are removed from the donor's blood and may be frozen for storage. The donor's lymphocytes are thawed if they were frozen and then given to the patient through one or more infusions. The lymphocytes see the patient's cancer cells as not belonging to the body and attack them.


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Festival Ambassadors
Marianne White
The year I got to fulfill a lifetime ambition – to conduct on the stage of the National Concert Hall.
Marianne White began her musical studies in Dublin as a violinist in the Young Dublin Symphonia. She later became involved with the Donegal Youth Orchestra and in university the UCD Symphony Orchestra. A graduate of UCD in 2002 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Music and French (hons), she continued her studies in musical education in Trinity College Dublin by achieving a Higher Diploma in Education. Her passion lies in the development of youth orchestras and voluntary music groups.
In her work as a post-primary school music teacher she has undertaken trips abroad with the school orchestra, conducted on television, conducted the Orchestra in the National Concert Hall on several occasions and participated in competitions and feiseanna around the country.
A qualified piano teacher (ALCM), she founded the Portmarnock School of Music in 2010, a school of music which provides music tuition in Portmarnock and the surrounding areas in North County Dublin. She has been a session musician with bands. She is an organist with the Burrow Singers in St. Anne's Church in Portmarnock, Co. Dublin, which is a voluntary musical group. She is a professional pianist and has held many residencies in the Dublin area. She also holds a Diploma in Legal Studies. She was elected to the board of the IAYO in 2014.
On the best thing about the Festival…The thrill of looking out into the audience and seeing my family.
How did you become involved with youth orchestras and the Festival?
By being a member of the Donegal Youth Orchestra
Can you remember the first time you played at the Festival?
Yes, it was an amazing experience
Do you have a favourite of the Festival?
The year I got to fulfil a lifetime ambition – to conduct on the stage of the National Concert Hall.
What impact did the National Concert Hall have on you?
It was daunting and nerve-wracking, but a huge feeling of achievement when it was over.
Do you think this prepared you for future performances?
Absolutely, I had a good idea of the festival and how it ran.
Did being part of the festival, and youth orchestras in general, help the transition from player to conductor?
Yes, it gave me an insight into the things you can create when you work as part of a team.
Are you still involved in the Festival?
Yes, as a board member of IAYO.
What was the best thing about being involved in the Festival?
The thrill of looking out into the audience and seeing my family.
What are the differences between being a performer and a conductor?
The expectation and nerves are the same, however the feeling of accomplishment when your students / members play well is unrivalled.
Eoin Schmidt-Martin
Ruth O'Leary
Alice Varley


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Meghalaya Records Strong Economic Growth in last financial year
Posted by: Mahender December 8, 2022 in PR
Meghalaya recovers from last rank in terms of growth in GSDP during the period of FY 2013-2018 to 19th rank during FY 2018-2021
Despite covid-19, economy of Meghalaya recovers at a very fast pace on account of major thrust through government expenditure and external aided projects
Hyderabad, 8th December'2022: The State of Meghalaya recorded a strong GSDP growth of 8.2% for the FY 2021-22. While the growth rate for Meghalaya's GSDP during 2011-12 to 2017-18 was the slowest among all the States/UTs of India (33rd rank), it grew at a faster rate during 2018-19 to 2020-21. From the slowest-growing State, it went on to become the 19th fastest-growing State/UT in India.
The strong growth of Meghalaya can be attributed to the increase in government expenditure. Since 2018, the State government expenditure has doubled from Rs. 9,858 Cr in 2017-18 to Rs. 18,881 in 2022-23. An exponential increase in expenditure by almost 50% and large-scale investments taking place, have led the State to record an impressive growth and put the state on the national development pedestal.
The data also revealed a low GSDP which led to the state to rank bottom on the national scale, especially during the period of FY 2013-18.
As per the RBI released data on GSDP of states, the compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) for Meghalaya's GSDP during 2011-12 to 2017-18 was 2%, which was the lowest among all the States/UTs of India. However, the State grew at a faster rate during 2018-19 to 2020-21, with an impressive jump of 13 places nationally.
Recently, published data from Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has released GSDP for 33 states for the period of FY 2021-22 and FY 2020-21 at constant prices. RBI released GSDP data of all states for the financial year of 2020-21. As a practice, RBI also releases 10-year GSDP for all States/UTs from which CAGR can be calculated. Meghalaya's growth has been slow during the period, however upon detailed analysis reveals that the slow growth rate can be attributed to the period of FY 2013-2015. The State has further recovered and witnessed strong economic growth during FY 2021-22.
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Q: How can I send only some of the GET parameters I have a form using GET method. This form might have large amount of fields to update. so sometimes the URL gets too long. so I thought I can add more buttons to update each group of fields seperatedly.
The problem, even if I add a new button, it sends all FORMs parameters. How can I send only some of the parameters?

Edit: I cannot replace the GET to POST because this page is called not just from itself but also from other pages, so two of the parameters must be used as GET. I tried
if(isset($_GET['param_id1'])) {
           $param_id1 = $_GET['param_id1'];
       } else if(isset($_POST['param_id1'])){
           $param_id1 = $_POST['param_id1'];
       }

and within the form -
printf ("<form method='post' action='update_order.php'>"); // Use POST instead of GET
printf ("  <input type='hidden' name='param_id1' value='$param_id1'>");

but it also did not work.
Edit 2: It did not work because I forgot to also change the URL -
<form method='post' action='update_order_test_post.php'>

My Form: [I Use PHP]
<form method='get' action='update_me.php'>
 . . .
<input type='submit' name='Submit' value='Update All'>   <!-- Original button -->
 . . .
<input type='submit' name='Submit' value='Update One Line'> <!-- New button -->

Original URL: Seperated with newLines for clearence
http://mySite.com/update_order.php?
&infoA=aaa
&infoB=bbb
&infoC=ccc
&Submit=Update
&param1[1]=11
&param2[1]=21
&param3[1]=31
&param4[1]=41
. . .
&param1[2]=211
&param2[2]=221
&param3[2]=231
&param4[2]=241
. . .
&param1[3]=3311
&param2[3]=3321
&param3[3]=3331
&param4[3]=3341
. . .
&param1[4]=411
&param2[4]=421
&param3[4]=431
&param4[4]=441
. . .
. . .

I want to send only the following fields to the new URL, e.g. if the button in line 3 was clicked:
http://mySite.com/update_order.php?
&infoA=aaa
&infoB=bbb
&infoC=ccc
&Submit=UpdateOneLine
&param1[3]=3311
&param2[3]=3321
&param3[3]=3331
&param4[3]=3341
. . .

Thanks,
Atara.

A: Use POST, that's what its for.
If you use POST then you don't need to worry about reducing the number of items submitted.  It may seem like it is a large number of items, but in terms of data you're probably only dealing with a maximum of 10K of data being sent.  The rest of your page is likely somewhere between 50 - 300K so its only a small part.
Just Change the form method to POST and use the parameters you need in your php receiving page.
UPDATE
To answer your specific question though, if you make each row a seperate form then it will only submit that row when the user clicks the submit button

A: @Atara usage of POST will definitely solve your problem. As you can't hit a POST action in the address bar of your browser.


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Q: Internal Server Error when I send my own certificate to Azure Cloud Service I'm trying to access the Azure Elastic Scale Split/Merge tool from an ASP.NET application. I can open the page in my browser after I use the certificate that I uploaded on Azure. But when I try to connect to the page in ASP.NET I keep getting 500 Internal Server Error, even though I used the certificate in my request.
Is there something wrong with the code below? Have I been forgetting something?
var handler = new WebRequestHandler();
handler.ServerCertificateValidationCallback = delegate { return true; };
handler.ClientCertificateOptions = ClientCertificateOption.Manual;
handler.ClientCertificates.Add(Cert); //Cert is the X509Certificate2 I use

using (var client = new HttpClient(handler))
{
    try
    {
        var response = await client.GetAsync(Endpoint); //Endpoint = https://foobar.cloudapp.net/
        if (response.IsSuccessStatusCode)
        {
            var a = response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync();
        }
    }
    catch (Exception ex)
    {
        Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);
        throw;
    }
}

A: Found where I went wrong. When creating the Certificate I was using the .cer file, but it works now with the .pfx file


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Home » Music News » Carroll Love is back on the scene with a new studio release: More Than 90 Proof.
Carroll Love is back on the scene with a new studio release: More Than 90 Proof.
All too often, country music is based around themes that are upbeat and optimistic – and, while there's certainly room for that in the musical field, this often leaves the raw emotions we feel throughout life sidelined. This was something that Carroll Love noticed, too, and so he set out to make a difference within the country music scene and begin sharing his tales through song.
Indeed, Carroll Love has always had a passion for music, ever since early. His father's talent at the piano was a major source of inspiration for his future endeavors; meanwhile, his grandparents actively encouraged him to sing, which led him to perform in many childhood musical pursuits, including school choirs and small-scale bands.
However, it wasn't until the arrival of the Covid-19 pandemic that he really got the chance to start his new career in the music industry. And, since he wrote his first song, he has also gone on to write a whole book of additional musical pieces.
A stark change from the standard country songs, More Than 90 Proof is a powerful rendition telling the tale of break-ups and the raw human emotions that accompany it. We're confident that his other songs will be equally emotive, powerful, and intense too. As such, it's with this in mind that we'll be waiting with bated breath to see how his next singles perform. After all, they're ready to go and already written; as such, it's just a question of when Carroll Love will share them with us!
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David Geffen School of Medicine researchers named among world's most influential scientists
Fourteen current David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA researchers are among the most influential scientists worldwide in their respective fields, according to an annual list of highly cited researchers.
The compilation by Clarivate Analytics includes more than 4,000 researchers in the sciences and social sciences who have published a high number of papers that rank in the top 1 percent most cited in their respective fields from 2006-2016.
The 2018 Clarivate list seeks to identify "that small fraction of the researcher population that contributes disproportionately to extending the frontier and gaining for society knowledge and innovations that make the world healthier, richer, sustainable, and more secure," the analytics company said in a white paper.
"We are proud that, once again, so many David Geffen School of Medicine researchers are being recognized for their outstanding contributions in basic biomedical science, clinical research and curing disease with insights that inspire others to build on their work for ultimate benefit to people around the globe," said Dr. Kelsey Martin, dean of the DGSOM.
Here are the current David Geffen School of Medicine researchers on the international list of most cited, together with their medical school appointments:
Matthew Budoff, cardiology
Rowan Chlebowski, oncology and hematology
Gregg Fonarow, cardiology
Nelson Freimer, human genetics and psychiatry
Daniel Geschwind, genetics, neurology and psychiatry
Michael Green, psychiatry and biobehavioral sciences
Ronald Hays, public health, medicine
David Heber, clinical nutrition
Steve Horvath, human genetics and biostatistics
Huan Meng, nanomedicine
Stanley Nelson, human genetics
Andre Nel, nanomedicine
Keith Nuechterlein, psychiatry
Antoni Ribas, hematology and oncology
Jerome Rotter, pediatrics and human genetics
Jeffrey Saver, neurology
Michael Sofroniew, neurobiology
Marc Suchard, biomathematics and human genetics


This opinion rejects International Game Technology's (hereinafter "IGT") challenge to the district court's denial of their motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim under Nevada False Claims Act's anti-retaliation provisions (hereinafter "FCA"). The Court also clarifies the meaning of the statute at issue, NRS 357.250.
Gallagher, Krystal, "Summary of International Game Tech., Inc. v. Dist. Ct., 124 Nev. Adv. Op. No. 18" (2008). Nevada Supreme Court Summaries. 449.


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Global determinants of freshwater and marine fish genetic diversity
Manel Stéphanie1, Guerin Pierre-Edouard1, Mouillot David2, 3, Blanchet Simon4, Velez Laure2, Albouy Camille 5, Pellissier Loïc6, 7
1 : CEFE, Univ. Montpellier, CNRS, EPHE-PSL University, IRD, Univ Paul Valéry Montpellier 3, Montpellier, France
2 : MARBEC, Univ Montpellier, CNRS, IFREMER, IRD, Montpellier, France
3 : Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies, James Cook University, Townsville, QLD, 4811, Australia
4 : Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), Université Paul Sabatier (UPS); Station d'Ecologie Théorique et Expérimentale, UMR 5321, F-09200, Moulis, France
5 : IFREMER, unité Ecologie et Modèle pour l'Halieutique, Nantes, France
6 : Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL, CH-8903, Birmensdorf, Switzerland
7 : Landscape Ecology, Institute of Terrestrial Ecosystems, Department of Environmental System Science, ETH Zürich, CH-8092, Zürich, Switzerland
Nature Communications (2041-1723) (Springer Science and Business Media LLC), 2020-02 , Vol. 11 , N. 1 , P. 692 (9p.)
Genetic diversity is estimated to be declining faster than species diversity under escalating threats, but its spatial distribution remains poorly documented at the global scale. Theory predicts that similar processes should foster congruent spatial patterns of genetic and species diversity, but empirical studies are scarce. Using a mined database of 50,588 georeferenced mitochondrial DNA barcode sequences (COI) for 3,815 marine and 1,611 freshwater fish species respectively, we examined the correlation between genetic diversity and species diversity and their global distributions in relation to climate and geography. Genetic diversity showed a clear spatial organisation, but a weak association with species diversity for both marine and freshwater species. We found a predominantly positive relationship between genetic diversity and sea surface temperature for marine species. Genetic diversity of freshwater species varied primarily across the regional basins and was negatively correlated with average river slope. The detection of genetic diversity patterns suggests that conservation measures should consider mismatching spatial signals across multiple facets of biodiversity.
Publisher's official version 9 4 MB Open access
Supplementary Information 20 7 MB Open access
Peer Review File 38 756 KB Open access
Reporting Summary 2 238 KB Open access
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Manel Stéphanie, Guerin Pierre-Edouard, Mouillot David, Blanchet Simon, Velez Laure, Albouy Camille, Pellissier Loïc (2020). Global determinants of freshwater and marine fish genetic diversity. Nature Communications, 11(1), 692 (9p.). Publisher's official version : https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-020-14409-7 , Open Access version : https://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00609/72076/


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