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Q: Problems implementing a search filter using LINQ I'm trying to implement a search filter using LINQ in my ASP.Net application.
However I'm running into problems. Here is my code:
var result = (from x in db.ContactSet
    select new Models.Contact
    {
        AccountId = x.AccountId,
        FirstName = x.FirstName,
        LastName = x.LastName,
        FullName = x.FullName,
        JobTitle = x.JobTitle,
        ParentCustomerId = x.ParentCustomerId,
        EMailAddress1 = x.EMailAddress1,
        Telephone1 = x.Telephone1,
        MobilePhone = x.MobilePhone,
        Fax = x.Fax,
        GenderCode = x.GenderCode,
        BirthDate = x.BirthDate
    }); //? Gets all rows

result = result
    .Where(x =>
        x.FirstName.Contains(model.searchPhrase) ||
        x.LastName.Contains(model.searchPhrase)); //? Search Filter

The Gets all rows code works perfectly in getting all the rows from my database. However I'm having issues with the Search Filter part of the code.
model.searchPhrase is a null-able string.
Every time I run through the Search Filter nothing gets returned (doesn't matter what the input is.
After debugging I noticed that after that block of code runs I get the following Exception Error:

Static members: 'NotSupportedException' is a type, which is not valid in the given context.
  Non-public members: 'new System.Linq.SystemCore_EnumerableDebugView(result).items' thew an exception of type 'System.NotSupportedException'

Any idea what's wrong here?

A: I've written a library to help with this problem and make it easier to build conditional queries for filtering. You can get the package from NuGet here: https://www.nuget.org/packages/LinqConditionalExtensions
Your code could be rewritten as:
var hasFilter = !string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(model.searchPhrase);

var result = db.ContactSet
    .WhereIf(hasFilter, x => x.FirstName.Contains(model.searchPhrase) || x.LastName.Contains(model.searchPhrase))
    .Select(x => new Models.Contact
    {
        AccountId = x.AccountId,
        FirstName = x.FirstName,
        LastName = x.LastName,
        FullName = x.FullName,
        JobTitle = x.JobTitle,
        ParentCustomerId = x.ParentCustomerId,
        EMailAddress1 = x.EMailAddress1,
        Telephone1 = x.Telephone1,
        MobilePhone = x.MobilePhone,
        Fax = x.Fax,
        GenderCode = x.GenderCode,
        BirthDate = x.BirthDate
    });

The WhereIf() method will only apply the filter if the condition is true. In this case, if your model's search-phrase is not null or white-space.
You can read more about it here: https://github.com/xKloc/LinqConditionalExtensions

A: model.searchPhrase is a null-able string as he written. You cannot compare data type null-able variable with data type (string variable) in LINQ Query. So, it is throwing exception.
Use following code. It worked for me
string SearchValue="";
try
{SearchValue=model.searchPhrase.Tostring();}catch{}

result = result.Where(x => x.FirstName.Contains(SearchValue) ||
        x.LastName.Contains(SearchValue)).ToList();

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Moulin Rouge — 10 Years Later (Luhrmann, 2001)
By kenmorefield in 10 Years Later Reviews May 22, 2011
Normally, when I hate a movie, I can, at the very least, see what drew a more positive response from those who liked, even loved it. Then there is Moulin Rouge. Every year my NCAA Basketball Tournament Bracket has some cheeky, Oscar inspired name. In 2001 my team name was "Ken Hated Moulin Rouge." Needless to say, I hadn't revisit Baz Luhrmann's musical since it first came out. Would time give me a new perspective on the film? Was my original aversion a backlash against it being (in my mind) overpraised? Or was it really as bad as I remembered it being?
What I Said Then
In my original review of Moulin Rouge (at Viewpoint, a precursor to this blog), I wrote:
[…] Not since A Thin Red Line have I looked at my watch so many times in the course of a movie's second hour in the desperate hope that it would be ending significantly sooner than the screen action gave me cause to hope for.
Moulin Rouge does have a few things going for it. The set designs are lavish and visually interesting. The leads are attractive and have chemistry. Unlike the last anachronistic musical (Branagh's Love's Labour's Lost) everyone can actually sing. But on the whole the film is a prime exhibit of why Hollywood can't do musicals any more. It is not that I object to the anachronistic use of music per se, although I've never seen it actually work. Rather it is that the songs used to express the emotion are so shallow and superficial that we fail to get any sense of the characters or their relationships beyond the most generic. Don't get me wrong, I grew up on 80s pop music, so I genuinely like these songs. But I was also around for the renaissance of the stage musical brought on by such hits as Evita, Les Miserables, Phantom of the Opera and Jesus Christ Superstar. What these shows understood that Moulin Rouge doesn't (nor did Cats and A Chorus Line for that matter) is that the best songs create emotion while advancing the plot, not stopping it. The very things that makes popular music successful on the radio–instant identification of emotion, repeated bridges, ironic self-awareness–are poison to the movie musical. The set pieces don't merely stop the action, they prevent it from ever happening. Christian falls for Satine within five minutes of the film starting and we know no more about her than he does: she looks good in a gown and can sing "Diamonds are a Girls Best Friend."
Elton John, The Police, and Madonna are all talented musicians and there is a certain joy in some of their music. In three minute increments any of the show's songs would be very pleasing to watch. Strung together one after the other they all begin to sound alike and look alike.
What I Say Now
I am, I concede, in the minority on this one. Moulin Rouge has a 78% "fresh" rating at Rotten Tomatoes (based on 174 reviews), meaning the admirers outnumber the naysayers roughly 4-1. That's not exactly overwhelming–as of this writing, Thor, Bridesmaids, and Fast Five all had similar or higher rankings–but neither is it meaningless. Its score at Metacritic is a decidedly more muted "66." The slightly lower score here may be attributed to the fact that the latter site calculates not just "positive" and "negative" reviews (the former outnumber the latter 22 to 3) but also includes "mixed" reviews (of which it counts 10).
The Metacritic site would offer me a lifeline, then, if I simply wanted to argue that the film was "overrated" or not as good as its fans want to make it out. The problem, though, is that I don't want to make that claim. My claim, my experience, is that the film was bad, and those who hold that view are a pretty thin minority on either compilation site.
My reasons–or my response, rather, since I really want this review to be a description of my own response and not an argument (more on that in a second)–haven't changed much since the initial viewing. The first sentence quoted above jumped out at me because on this viewing I consciously tried to avoid looking at my watch, only giving in after my fifth (or so) impulse to do so. Twenty minutes had passed in a 127 minute film. Do I watch more television than I used to? Am I more impatient? Possibly. But it just feels to me like the film starts off on one note and just stays on it the whole time. The characters and plot are both so static.
If I had to speculate–and it is just that, speculation–I would guess that what appeals to Moulin Rouge's fans is the emotion. In an age of jaded cynicism, there can be something refreshing in unabashed sentiment. I'm not against that earnest, bombastic expression of love. Heck, I'm a big fan of Titanic, Notting Hill, and Shakespeare in Love, each of which is fueled by similarly articulated reveries about how really, love is the most swell thing there is. Each of those films, though, had people in them that I actually believed were in love. They were talking about their particular love for another, particular person. Here, all the emoting seems to be about love in general. A lot of that has to do with the pop songs, I know, which are by their nature generic so as to serve as an objective correlative to the widest array of listeners.
One of the points of this series is for me to examine how my approach to film has changed over the last ten years. What I realized in revisiting Moulin Rouge was not that my review of the film would be much different. Rather, it was that today I probably wouldn't review the film at all (unless it was a particular assignment for a particular venue). I've realized in the last few years that I don't enjoy nor get much out of critical opinion wars, and my initial review–heck, even the end of year category of "Most Overrated"–seemed to be more about carving out a piece of turf, situating myself in the critical landscape than it was about actually interacting with the work of art itself. I think, I hope, that today I would let the film's admirers, who are many (and who can't all be idiots) have their say, investing the majority of my time and resources into championing that which genuinely spoke to me.
Does that mean I only should write positive reviews? I hope not. For professional reasons I see a lot more films than most people, many earlier than others have a chance to see them. Some people, I know, just want a take on the film in order to calibrate their expectations, hone their appetites, or get to know me a little better. That's fine, but I wish sometimes that film writing was more of a dialogue and less of a lecture. In that spirit, let me give a shout out to the readers who liked the film. Tell me about your experience. It doesn't have to be an argument. You probably won't convince me that I really do (or can) like this film, and I won't try to argue that you shouldn't. Maybe, just maybe, however, in learning about how you enjoyed something, I can learn about you.
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Installation view of "Rosemarie Castoro: Wherein Lies the So Space," 2019, at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Paris.
Today's show: "Rosemarie Castoro: Wherein Lies the So Space" is on view at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac in Paris through Saturday, March 30. The solo exhibition around what would have been her 80th birthday presents work made between the mid-1960s and mid-1980s by the late American artist.


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Georges Rouault
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(1871–1958). The French painter Georges Rouault is widely considered the greatest religious painter of the 20th century. His paintings of corrupt officials, of a serene Christ, and of sorrowful clowns have a powerful beauty. They express with great intensity his concern with moral issues and suffering humanity. In style his paintings are reminiscent of the stained-glass windows of medieval churches. Thick black lines, like the leading of such windows, break up and outline his forms, and his colors have a gemlike glow.
Georges-Henri Rouault was born on May 27, 1871, in a cellar in Paris, France, during a bombardment of that city by government forces attempting to overthrow the revolutionary Commune of Paris. Rouault's father was a cabinetmaker, and at 14 the boy was apprenticed to a maker of stained glass. At 20 he quit his apprenticeship to enroll at the École des Beaux-Arts, where he studied painting until 1895.
Rouault was deeply influenced by the Roman Catholic writer Léon Bloy, who saw sin and misery in modern life. Many of the painter's early works bitterly depict human corruption. His later work is marked more by pity and sorrow. Typical are The Old King, originally painted in 1916 and reworked by Rouault in 1936, Christ Mocked by the Soldiers (1932), and The Three Judges (1937–38).
Rouault's renown as a printmaker resulted from the numerous series of prints and illustrations he created for Ambroise Vollard, a book publisher and the agent for Rouault's work between 1916 and 1939. The book of prints entitled Miserere, showing the effects of war on men, is the most famous. Rouault died in Paris on Feb. 13, 1958.


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Q: How do I copy data from one column in table A to table B in Oracle I have two tables, table A and table B. Table A has a list of item names, and their unique IDs. Table B has a list of those same item names, but not the IDs. I want to copy the IDs over to table B based on the item name. I've already created the column in a separate command in table B, but I'm having trouble figuring out how to copy this over. I used the following code:
Update B
Set B.ID =
(Select A.ID From A Where A.Name = B.Name)
Where Exists (Select A.ID From A Where A.Name = B.Name);

But I keep getting errors with it. Specifically:
SQL Error: ORA-01427: single-row subquery returns more than one row
01427. 00000 -  "single-row subquery returns more than one row"
ID is Alphanumeric. Names and IDs are not necessarily unique, so if a name value recurs I want it to still assign the correct ID.
Help?

A: You have to define what the "correct" id is.  You can easily get one id, using either rownum or an aggregation function:
Update B
    Set B.ID = (Select A.ID From A Where A.Name = B.Name and rownum = 1)
    Where Exists (Select A.ID From A Where A.Name = B.Name);

or:
Update B
    Set B.ID = (Select max(A.ID) From A Where A.Name = B.Name)
    Where Exists (Select A.ID From A Where A.Name = B.Name);

One of these should address your problem.
Although I would not recommend it, you could also get a list of all matching ids:
Update B
    Set B.ID = (Select listagg(A.ID, ',') within group (order by A.ID) From A Where A.Name = B.Name)
    Where Exists (Select A.ID From A Where A.Name = B.Name);

I do abhor storing lists as comma-delimited strings, however.

A: Another way is to use for loop, see below code.
BEGIN
    FOR tab_a IN (SELECT ID, NAME
                    FROM table_a)
    LOOP
         UPDATE table_b
            SET id = tab_a.id
          WHERE name = tab_a.name;
         --comment dbms_output if a lot of records involved or you can increase the output size
         DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(tab_a.name||':::'||SQL%ROWCOUNT);
    END LOOP;
END;
/

COMMIT;


Congrats on a very well done job on Odekake! This was my first HKT series and I really enjoyed it.
The quality of your subbing is great on it's own, but the fact you release them so fast is amazing. I'm looking forward to your new projects too, thank you!
wow! you done it! sugoii!!
thank you for all your hard work to bring us subtitle so we fans can enjoy it more!
It really help us a LOT!!
Thank you for the hard work you did! You are great, really, really great!
Please continue subbing for the dans who can't understand Japanese, no matter what! We will support you!
….ANNNND you are amazing. I am so happy with this series. You brought me to a new place of love and respect for HKT. I think they have become my favorite group out of the entire AKB family. I really appreciate your hard work with these subs. I think you deserve a little break, but don't make it too long okay? Your subs are way too valuable to us all :). Looking forward to what you do next. Thanks so so much for this final episode of the Tokyo trip. Tani rules!!
That's awesome to hear, both as a subber and as an HKT-oshi! Haha, I'm not taking any breaks right now because I want to keep up with Shakariki, but I think I might slow down a bit.
Thanks a lot! I was hoping they would show the part where Rabutan got mad at Gotou because he wasn't using her name when referring to her. I remember watching it in episode 36 recap lol.
Oh, haha, I don't even remember that. Lovetan and Goto's interaction was quite interesting, I was hoping I'd see more of it, but alas.
Thanks for always taking the time to comment, Rodrigo!
Thanks a lot for your translations, I find it amazing that a single person could take on so much by themselves. I'm really glad I started to watch this series because I learnt so much about the members, who I was totally clueless about, Chori and Tani alone would have made it worthwhile. I liked this week's episode, which veered from horribly embarrassing to very sweet at the end. Sasshi is such a top idol and has never seemed like anything but a lovely person, and she'll probably always be my favourite member now that Chori is gone. And weirdly, my view of Aichan is totally different now that she's in HKT, when she was Rabutan in AKB I never cared that much, but she's transformed into such a cool person these days.
And I love monjayaki, so many good memories attached to a food that looks like vomit.
Thanks for always leaving long, interesting comments!
Rewatching these Odekake episodes made me appreciate the members a lot more, too! I didn't really like Tani until I started subbing, and now I follow her every move, lol. And yeah, Sasshi seems like she genuinely cares for all these members, and it's awesome that the members respect and admire her so much. I was a bit hesitant about Lovetan coming to HKT at first, but she's become a kind, caring, older sister type. Who knew that would ever happen!
Now, I'll be looking for your Shakariki!
It should be out in a few days! 🙂 Are you gonna sub that too?
thank you very much for all of your hardwork. without all of your subbed odekake, i won't find kurihara and iichan. and you made me understand more in japanese language. so, as always, You're ROCK!!!!!
Glad to hear that. 🙂 Thanks for watching!
Goodbye Odekake . . .
thank you very much! You're the best!


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Bulibasha
Author(s): Witi Ihimaera
Bulibasha is the title given to the King of the Gypsies, and on the East Coast of New Zealand two patriarchs fight to be proclaimed the king.
Tamihana is the leader of the great Mahana family of shearers and sportsmen and women. Rupeni Poata is his arch enemy. The two families clash constantly, in sport, in cultural contests and, finally, in the Golden Fleece competition to find the greatest shearing gang in New Zealand. Caught in the middle of this struggle is the teenager Simeon, grandson of the patriarch and of his grandmother Ramona, struggling with his own feelings and loyalties as the battles rage on many levels.
Three-time winner of the Wattie/Montana Book of the Year award, Katherine Mansfield fellow, and playwright, Witi Ihimaera is one of New Zealand's most accomplished writers.
Bulibasha, King of the Gypsies won the Montana Book of the Year award in 1995. Ihimaera won the Wattie Book of the Year Award in 1974 and 1986 for Tangi and The Matriarch respectively. His other fiction titles include The Dream Swimmer (sequel to the award-winning The Matriarch); Pounamu, Pounamu; Whanau; The New Net Goes Fishing; The Whale Rider; Dear Miss Mansfield; Kingfisher Come Home; and Nights In The Gardens of Spain. Ihimaera has also edited a major five-volume collection of new Maori fiction and non-fiction, called the Te Aro Marama series. In 1993 Witi Ihimaera spent a year in France on the Katherine Mansfield Fellowship.
It is Witi Ihimaera's writing that also opened the door to his political career. When the then US Ambassador to New Zealand read a copy of Pounamu, Pounamu he passed it on to the Prime Minister of New Zealand at the time, Norman Kirk. At Mr Kirk's request, Witi Ihimaera joined the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and served as a diplomat in Canberra, New York and Washington. He is a respected commentator on Maori, Pacific and indigenous peoples' affairs.
Publisher : Penguin Group New Zealand, Limited
Imprint : Penguin Books (NZ)
Produced in : New Zealand
Author : Witi Ihimaera
Edition : Reprint
Dewey classification : 823.914
BIC subject : Modern fiction


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Anthem Officially Getting Overhauled
Andrew Fritz February 13, 2020 Console Featured, Console Gaming, Gaming Headlines, Inside Stories, PC Featured, PC Gaming, Updates
If you are one of the few people who still enjoys Anthem as much as you can, even with all its problems, you may be in for some good news. When the game originally launched, it was clear that it just wasn't finished whatsoever and the developers at BioWare needed more time to finish making the game. Reports from journalists across the industry even broke the news on how everything went wrong for the game behind the scenes. Since then, Casey Hudson, BioWare's General Manager, made a massive statement today on their official site.
Take a look at the following:
One year ago, we were preparing to launch Anthem – a game that represented a big leap into new territory for us as a studio. It was an exhilarating and terrifying experience to go out to the world with something new and different, and we are grateful to all the players who have come along with us on the journey. It has been a thrill for us to see the creativity of our players in designing customized Javelins, and watching them master Anthem's flying and fighting gameplay. I am so proud of the work the team has put into this game, and at the same time there's so much more that we – and you – would have wanted from it.
Over the last year, the team has worked hard to improve stability, performance and general quality of life while delivering three seasons of new content and features. We have also heard your feedback that Anthem needs a more satisfying loot experience, better long-term progression and a more fulfilling end game. So we recognize that there's still more fundamental work to be done to bring out the full potential of the experience, and it will require a more substantial reinvention than an update or expansion. Over the coming months we will be focusing on a longer-term redesign of the experience, specifically working to reinvent the core gameplay loop with clear goals, motivating challenges and progression with meaningful rewards – while preserving the fun of flying and fighting in a vast science-fantasy setting. And to do that properly we'll be doing something we'd like to have done more of the first time around – giving a focused team the time to test and iterate, focusing on gameplay first.
In the meantime, we will continue to run the current version of Anthem, but move away from full seasons as the team works towards the future of Anthem. We'll keep the game going with events, store refreshes, and revisiting past seasonal and cataclysm content – starting with our anniversary towards the end of the month.
Creating new worlds is central to our studio mission, but it's not easy. Sometimes we get it right, sometimes we miss. What keeps us going is the support from players like you. Your feedback gives us guidance on how we can improve, and your passion inspires us with the courage to create. I look forward to working together with your involvement and feedback towards the best possible future for Anthem.
This was the right call for them to make. While I know that there will be others out there who think it would be better for BioWare to move onto another project, there's something there in Anthem to save and it looks like BioWare is going to do just that … save Anthem. This will be a difficult task to accomplish, but this is BioWare we're talking about. This is a group of developers who usually take their time and put their hearts and souls into a game, and while that wasn't what happened last time around, they've seem to be gearing-up to do just that.
Keep an eye on this one, folks, as this could be just like No Man Sky — a comeback.
Tags: Action, Anthem, Bioware, FPS, mmo, shooter, update
Andrew Fritz
A survivor of the 16-bit console wars, fan or horror films, and pro-wrestling. Lover of all things Sega.
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Charles Kemp (30 January 1864 – 3 December 1940) was an Australian cricketer. He played six first-class cricket matches between 1885 and 1898, four for South Australia and two for Victoria. He also played district cricket for South Melbourne.

See also
 List of Victoria first-class cricketers

References

External links

1864 births
1940 deaths
Australian cricketers
Victoria cricketers
Cricketers from Plymouth, Devon
South Australia cricketers
South Melbourne cricketers

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A finance/mortgage industry expert and advisor since 2004, Korge Twum-Barima fosters long-term relationships with his clients, building on a foundation of dependability and high trust.
Korge entered the finance/mortgage industry in 2004 and recently joined Atlantic Bay to assist homebuyers in the Metro Atlanta area. A resident of Atlanta since 1991, he understands the local housing market, the industry and the products, an advantage for all types of homebuyers.
Active in his community, Korge supports Buckhead Community Church, Atlanta Botanical Gardens, High Museum of Art and the American Cancer Society.
I truly enjoyed the professionalism of my mortgage banker along with the rest of the staff at Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group. Korge's expertise and patience along with Valerie Doka's calmness through the loan process was exemplary.
I really enjoyed doing business with Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group and had the opportunity of working with a great person who was always available to answer my questions.
Mr. Korge Twum-Barima was an outstanding mortgage banker!
Korge provided efficient service and was personable.
Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group always responded to my emails efficient and quickly.
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Le parc national de Lorentz est  un parc national situé dans la province indonésienne de Papouasie (moitié occidentale de la Nouvelle-Guinée). Avec une superficie de , c'est le plus grand parc national d'Asie du Sud-Est. En 1999, Lorentz a été ajouté à la liste du patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO.
Lorentz est un des parcs nationaux les plus riches du monde sur le plan écologique. C'est la seule réserve naturelle en Asie-Pacifique à offrir toute la gamme d'écosystèmes, des zones marines aux glaciers, en passant par la mangrove, les zones marécageuses et la forêt. À , le Puncak Jaya (ancien Carstensz) est le sommet montagneux le plus élevé entre l'Himalaya et les Andes.

Le parc de Lorentz contient de nombreuses zones non répertoriées et non explorées.

Les populations

Les forêts du parc de Lorentz s'étendent sur les terres traditionnelles de nombreux groupes ethniques, dont les Asmat, les Amungme et les Dani. Les stratégies de gestion du parc devront donc prendre en compte les aspirations de ces populations pour pouvoir efficacement protéger sa biodiversité.  La préservation de la diversité culturelle doit donc être un autre objectif de la gestion du parc.

Menaces

Les principales menaces à la biodiversité de Lorentz proviennent de l'exploitation forestière, de la conversion de forêts en plantations et en cultures, de l'exploitation minière (mine de Grasberg) et pétrolière et du braconnage d'espèces protégées. Le changement climatique est une nouvelle menace.

En 2005, il n'y a pas eu de rapport d'exploitation forestière ou autres menaces importantes à l'intérieur du parc. Il n'y a pas de projet de conversion de forêts, et l'agriculture a un impact minimal.

En revanche, le trafic d'espèces protégées est un problème sérieux.

Une grande mine de cuivre et d'or est en exploitation depuis des décennies à l'ouest et au nord du parc, mais il n'y a pas d'activité à l'intérieur du parc. De l'exploration pétrolière est menée à l'intérieur et au nord-est du parc.

L'état général actuel de la biodiversité du parc de Lorentz est excellent. Les différents types d'exploitation sont néanmoins une menace, ainsi que le changement climatique.

Protection
En 2005, il n'y avait pas de garde ni de personnel affecté à Lorentz. Cela dit, le succès du parc dépend largement du soutien des populations locales. De nombreuses organisations de protection de la nature travaillent dans la région de Lorentz.

Notes et références

Annexes

Liens externes

  Site officiel

Kabupaten de Mimika
Parc national créé en 1997
Parc national de Papua
Patrimoine mondial en Indonésie
Bien naturel du patrimoine mondial


In his writings, Wesley testified to a belief in demons and spiritual warfare. He believed in and experienced miraculous healings. He believed in the gift of prophecy, visions and dreams. He testified to the ministry of angels.
Resting in the Spirit, swooning, falling down as if dead, and other such physical manifestations were some of the reasons that the Methodists were given the derogatory term "enthusiasts." When a Church of England clergyman in Maryland railed against the Methodists and "enthusiasm" a woman in the congregation cried out, Glory to God! If what I now feel be enthusiasm, let me always be an enthusiast!
Glory to God! If what I now feel be enthusiasm, let me always be an enthusiast!
One of his supporters expressed concern over what she perceived to be extreme behavior during a Methodist preaching service. She wrote to Mr. Wesley that "while one of them was preaching, several persons fell down, cried out, and were violently affected." Wesley replied in a letter to Mrs. Parker, January 21, 1784, that "it has pleased the all-wise God for near these fifty years, wherever He has wrought most powerfully, that these outward signs (whether natural or not) should attend the inward work." And he advised her to not interfere with the work of God.
Wesley was not willing to label all manifestations as being completely of God. He said that sometimes they were, sometimes it was a mixture of God and the person and sometimes it might be the devil. He said, "Perhaps the danger is, to regard [the manifestations] too little, to condemn them altogether; to imagine they had nothing of God in them, and were an hindrance to his work … this should not make us either deny or undervalue the real work of the Spirit. The shadow is no disparagement of the substance, nor the counterfeit of the real diamond".


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Court Convicts Late Actress's Boyfriend 3/16/2007
Edwin Eastman, the Liberian boyfriend of the late Suzzy Williams was yesterday sentenced to a fine of 12 million cedis or in default two years imprisonment for the traffic related offences which led to the death of the actress. The circuit court presided over by Justice Frank Manu found him guilty on three counts of careless and inconsiderate driving, negligently causing harm and driving without license.
Eastman, a musician pleaded not guilty to the charges and was remanded initially but was later granted bail. However, after the trail, the court found him guilty and sentenced him to a fine of 12 million cedis on each count to run concurrently. According to the facts of the case, as narrated by Deputy Superintendent of Police, Eric Amoako on September 8, 2005, Eastman and his late girlfriend went on a drinking spree.
He said while they were returning to Nungua, Eastman was driving a Mitsubishi Pajero Junior with registration number GW 818 W, with Ms Williams in the front seat. The prosecutor said at about 12 midnight on that day and near the La Palm Beach Hotel on the La Teshie dual carriage way, the car somersaulted several times and ran into a ditch on a section of the road near a U-turn near the Shell Filing Station.
He said the accident occurred because Eastman, who was driving under the influence of alcohol and at top speed, lost control of the steering wheel. According to the prosecutor, Ms Williams sustained multiple injuries and was rushed to the Lister Medical Services Limited on the Spintex Road. She however died the same day.
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Why Tennessee's bowl game may be the most important bowl in their history
By: John Dunn
The All Vol Call in Show
There are many reasons that this year's bowl game is so different from bowl games in recent memory or historical bowl game.
First of all, there aren't many bowl games in recent memory. It's been three years since the Vols found themselves in the post season.
Secondly, this will be Jeremy Pruitt's first bowl game (hopefully of many) as a head coach at the University of Tennessee.
Thirdly, something has felt different about this team for the last seven weeks of the season. It finally feels like we are laying the foundations of a brighter future, and those foundations can either be strengthened -- or weakened this post season.
They say that a player's biggest development takes place from year one, to year two. The same can be said for coaching. Since his debut season, Pruitt has seemed to have a much better grasp on things. Not only does Pruitt seem to have a better grasp, so do the players. The culture is changing and we are finally seeing measurable results.
Year one didn't go as planned for Pruitt and company. After falling short in some winnable games, the Vols found themselves on the outside looking in at the post season.
It's been three years since Tennessee has earned their way into a bowl game -- three years. Let that sink in for a moment.
Yet, through all of the turmoil and chaos that has surrounded this once proud program, Pruitt and his staff have managed to convince some top-caliber talent that Knoxville is the perfect place to call home.
Nothing would be bigger in helping them persuade elite talent to come to Tennessee than winning -- not just winning, but winning in the post season. The Vols have now rattled off six straight wins, proving that they have the pieces in place to win games in the SEC.
Now, finding themselves back in the post season, the Volunteers must make the most of every extra practice, play and opportunity they are gifted.
This will be Pruitt's first bowl game as a head coach. It will be something that he remembers for the rest of his life. He will be front-and-center to shoulder the brunt of a loss, or divert glory to his team after a win.
This will be uncharted territory for the second year head coach. However, he has shown throughout the course of the season that he is going to do things his way, and pull no punches in the process.
Pruitt has fallen under scrutiny multiple times this season for the way he handles his players. However, more often than not, it's members of the media that reflect on the situation negatively. In fact, Pruitt's players seem to respond quite well to his style of leadership. After a very bumpy start, the Vols have now won six of their last seven games. You can't argue with results.
Pruitt has proven that he has the ability to recruit, coach and steer a program in the right direction.
This bowl game could be the biggest bowl game in Tennessee history. Not for the sake of records, stats or opponent, but for the sake of what it would mean to this program to finally get back up on it's feet.
For over a decade now, it seems like Tennessee has gotten to the tip-top of the hill, and slid right back down. Things will appear to be going in the right direction (2016; snapped UF streak, beat UGA), then the sky will begin to fall the very next play, game or season. (2017; worst season in UT history)
A bowl victory would mean a lot to this program. It could be the first step in bringing Tennessee back to national prominence -- or it could be the nail in the coffin -- the one that finally sinks the Vols to "Vanderbilt status".
With the state of the program over the course of the last decade and how accessible and easy it is to transfer in today's game, a loss in the post season could be disastrous for transfers and incoming recruits.
However, a win could spark the change that we have all so desperately been craving for so long. No matter how you see it, this bowl game is huge for the Volunteer football team, this coaching staff and this program.


We are drawing ever closer to the Archdiocesan Conference on Divine Renovation, which will take place here at Holy Redeemer Church for the whole day on Saturday 18th August. Over the next few weeks I would like to highlight some of the major themes of the book Divine Renovation, written by Fr James Mallon, and who will be here to present the Conference. Originally from Scotland, Fr Mallon lives and works in Canada, and was able to transform the quality of his parish through the practices explained in his book.
The subtitle of his book hints at the main purpose of his work: to move from simply maintaining our parish life and structures and to focus afresh on the fact that, as disciples, we are called not simply to attend Mass each week, but also to embrace our vocation to share in the Mission of Jesus.
In the first chapter, entitled House of Prayer, he argues that the Catholic Church is suffering from an identity crisis. This is because we have forgotten who we are, and what we are called to do as Church. The Church exists for Mission, but what exactly is that mission? The mission of the Church was given to the disciples just before the Ascension of Jesus into Heaven, when he commanded them to "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations" (Matthew 28:19). The problem that Fr Mallon sees is that as a Church we are called to make disciples, but very many of us have not really become true disciples ourselves. But the truth is clear. We are a Church that is sent by Jesus. We are all called to be a missionary by nature. That is our true identity as Catholics.
In the second chapter, entitled Rebuild My House, Fr Mallon gives us a summary of how, over the last 60 years, from the time of the Second Vatican Council up to the writings of Pope Francis, the focus of Church teaching has been on a renewal of our Church through a deeper awareness that we all are called by baptism to share in the missionary dimension of the Church.
The third chapter of the book is entitled House of Pain. Here, Fr Mallon focuses on the fact that in most parts of the world we are witnessing an institutional decline. By this, he means that more and more Catholics do not attend Church regularly, and he also highlights that many young people no longer find the Church welcoming or as a place where they can find spiritual fulfilment. Because of this decline in numbers, and also the shortage of vocations to the priesthood and religious life, many parishes all over the world find that it is a major struggle just to maintain our existing structures and practices. As a result, we are no longer driven by spiritual and pastoral zeal to go out to others and to make disciples. We no longer think in terms of sharing the gift of our faith with others.
Fr Mallon gives us much to reflect on in these opening chapters of his book. Next week I hope to turn attention to what he has to say about moving forward towards a renewed faith and sense of our parish life.


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Q: find duplicates within list I have got a list containing values like the ones below
h = [
    ('red', array([50, 344])),
    ('blue', array([15, 55])),
    ('green', array([1, 1])),
    ('orange', array([3, 7])),
    ('red', array([1, 1]))
]

I want to loop through the list and sum the numpy.arrays if the labels are the same. So given the example above since there are two 'red' instances the desired outcome would be the same list but
('red', array([ 50, 344])) + ('red', array([1, 1])) = ('red', array([51, 345]))

I have tried to have a nested loop like
for i in range(0, len(h)):
    for p in range(0, len(h)):
        if (h[i][0] == h[p][0]):
            A = h[i][1] + h[p][1]

However, this code sums also the value of the instance h[i][0] with itself but I don't want that. I want to do the following - for each instance if the label of other instances without myself is the same then add them to me without adding my value to myself. I hope that's clear

A: I would recommend using a dictionary to do this:
out = {}
for colour, array_ in h:
     if colour in out:
         out[colour] += array_
     else:
         out[colour] = array_

You can then get the list back as out.items(), which gives me.
[('blue', array([15, 55])), ('orange', array([3, 7])),
 ('green', array([1, 1])), ('red', array([ 51, 345]))]

for your example.
This single loop will be more efficient than the double loop you have now, as it processes each item in the list only once.

A: You can add a line
if i==p:
  continue

Furthermore, the 0, in the range function can be omitted, as it always starts from 0.


There is a very good chance I will not be there. I can hardly walk, quite frankly. It would be very very difficult to walk from the parking lot to the range, etc.
At this point it's 90/10 I won't make it. MR is in the same boat. The Team Captain cannot make it either. MR has been there many many times in the past...This is my 17th year in LD and this will be the 2nd time I may miss it.
Anyway........All LD orders in house are going out tomorrow. If you need anything for back up let me know (i.e. non-staffers..associates yes...full no) NOW! And don't beat your gamers to death.
Things may change..If they do I will let you know.


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Genetic mechanisms of electroconvulsive therapy response in depression
Janine J. Benson-Martin, Dan J. Stein, David S. Baldwin, Katharina Domschke
Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is known to be one of the most effective treatments for managing depression and other severe mental illnesses. Nevertheless, the exact mechanisms underlying response to ECT remain uncertain. This mini-review presents clinical findings regarding the role of genetic factors in the aetiology of the ECT response. Studies on the role of variation in the catechol-O-methyltransferase (COMT) gene; other dopamine-, serotonin-, and G-protein-related genes; brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF); apolipoprotein E (APOE); angiotensin I-converting enzyme (ACE) and vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) genes in mediating response to ECT are summarized. The existing data support the notion that some genetic factors - particularly the functional COMT val158met polymorphism - may play a role in the magnitude of clinical response to ECT, and thus could serve as potential biomarkers for future personalized treatment approaches. However, much of the work to date is preliminary, and large-scale confirmatory studies are still needed.
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Benson-Martin, J. J., Stein, D. J., Baldwin, D. S., & Domschke, K. (2016). Genetic mechanisms of electroconvulsive therapy response in depression. Human Psychopharmacology, 31(3), 247-251. https://doi.org/10.1002/hup.2531
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First of all, episode 2 is gone. It's kaput, plant food, left to buy to buy milk and never came back. It hasn't been discussed what will happen yet but it's a bridge that we'll cross eventually. Outside of this one thing missing, we have been busy and some really fun things have come along.
This will partially be more up to Martin to catch readers up on as most of the progress made has been on the game's internals. That being said, we have had discussions on our overall plot, smaller quests, puzzles, characters etc. and we're making headway on our overall framework. Because of this, we don't have much in terms of visuals right now to share, but do intend to have something for a screenshot Saturday or something in the future. No matter what, progress is being made and we're still confident in what we have coming down the pipe.
This past weekend, the two of us participated in Ludem Dare. LD is a weekend long event with the end goal of creating a game that fits the theme of the event in 72 hours. We had some fun initial concepts for the theme "Running Out of Power". The initial pitch was a large demon creature rampaging through a city that feeds off of the chaos it creates to keep going. The second was a small ship in the remains of a large space battle and the player navigates a debris field while collecting salvaged materials to continue on.
The sound design on this is something I'm really happy with. In the past, I've had issues with how they turn out. There's just a point where you have to say "That's good enough" and keep going. I was fortunate enough to come across a Reddit post that had a lot of great industrial effects. It took a lot of digging, but I eventually found the individual files I would want for each effect and from there it was just a matter of cutting, and stretching/ shortening. The actual process was relatively simple, but it yielded a neat aesthetic that resembled a handful of media pieces with similar effects.
Overall, it was a very good event for us. It gave us a chance to break off from FLOOR for just a minute, creatively, and do something a bit different. The response from other participants in the event has been very positive. Personally, I'm touched by all their kind words, there's no greater feeling than knowing someone enjoyed something you made.
Right now, we're just chugging away at each small task we have and going through the motions. A few more updates to Abandon Ship will come relatively soon. FLOOR will continue it's development and we'll have other random things happen and that's it. Even if it gets really quiet here, we're not dead. So check around every so often, Abandon Ship and chill, we'll be back around pretty soon.


It isn't often that my husband and I get out without any of our children. (It took 10 years for us to have an overnight/weekend getaway!) We are just not very comfortable leaving our children with babysitters, and, since I don't supplement with bottles, I can never be very far away from my nursing babies. I suppose the nice thing about our rare "dates" is that when we DO go somewhere together without our children, it is usually super special and such a treat!
That said, I wasn't expecting more than just the nice day we had at home, and cooking meals in our new kitchen, for our anniversary this year. That was truly more than enough!!! Nevertheless, my husband surprised me with tickets to go and see PRIDE & PREJUDICE (just my absolute favorite classic/fiction book!) on stage at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival!
I wondered how they would be able to condense the story into a 3 hour play, but must say that the directors did an excellent job and the play was charming! (I am sure it helped to know the plot.) The actors all portrayed the characters just as I would have imagined from the book and, I must add, "Mr. Collins" was the best EVER! He had us laughing almost every time he was on stage!
Afterwards we stopped for a delicious (early) dinner before heading home to our little ones, who all did just fine while we were out!
Thank you, Hubby, for yet another thoughtful and memorable gift!
I'm so blessed. You're the best!!
So, so, so, so jealous!!! I am glad that you guys had fun, you deserve it, both of you!!!!
Congrats on getting out alone! They play looks great.
what a lovely lovely date with your husband.
I know what you mean about now gettting out often. Nowadays it's usually a movie at home with popcorn!
Wow! That sounds like a dream date to me! Theater and Jane Austen together!? How much more fantastic does it get?!
I'm glad you were abel to have that time together. It's so important.
Happy Anniversary! So many October weddings! Our 15th is in a week and I remember the beauty of the Rogue river vally as we drove to the coast on our first anniversary with Benjamin just 3 months old. Sounds like you had a great time. Here's to many more happy years together!
So much fun! I love Pride and Predjudice!
I just found your blog in such an unusual way - I am a gardener and I am beginning to grow roses so the search terms I googled brought me to your blog link.
What an amazing find for me, I am a convert to the Catholic Church, I entered during the Easter Vigil of 2009 and I've been toying with the idea of home education for my 5 year old. I'll be back!
How FUN!!! I wish I could get down to see that. I love those movies.


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1950 – Several detachments were undertaken from Deversoir. January to Habbaniya and back to Deversoir February. To Maffraq and back in June. During this detachment to Mafraq to co-operate with the Arab Legion, King Abdullah of Jordan visited the Squadron and was presented with a framed reproduction of the Squadron Badge. On the 15th of October 1950 at the Royal Palace Amman, King Abdullah presented his personal standard to the Squadron. It is a treasured possession of the squadron and is still paraded on ceremonial occasions. They went back to Deversoir in June and returned to Habbaniya in November.
1951 – In June the Squadron detached, more or less on a war footing, to Shaibah, Southern Iraq, close to the Iranian border, with Vampires and a twin seat Meteor VII, This was during the Abadan – Anglo Iranian Oil Nationalisation Crisis. There were no shots fired by Six in anger but there were many occasions of "waving the flag" involving close encou nters along the border This emergency lasted five months, much longer than expected. This was a very inhospitable environment – the hottest season of the year with temperatures in the cockpit reaching 165 degrees. The aircraft had no cold air units and the ground crew, working under extreme conditions of heat, dust and humidity, worked wonders to ensure the flying programme was met.
Habbaniya, Iraq was the new base for the Squadron in September 1951. This was a most welcome change after the Shaibah experience, with a month's stand down ordered. Leave for some of the troops was spent at Ser Amadia, in the mountains of Northern Iraq – an old battleground for the Squadron. Others enjoyed the greenery of Habbaniya or pleasure spots in Egypt. The Squadron deployed constantly to various parts of the Middle East, especially to Abu Sueir in the Canal Zone during the Egyptian troubles of 1951 and 1952. Mafraq was again visited on many occasions and the Squadron proved its mettle by winning the Imshi Mason Memorial trophy for the best weapon Squadron and the Lloyd Cup for the best and most efficient Squadron in the Middle East.
Suez Aircrew
Sqn Ldr Kennedy was awarded the Air Force Cross in recognition of his outstanding work as Commanding Officer of an excellent squadron. Sqn Ldr E.J. Roberts took over command in November, 1952 and took the Squadron to Sharjah on the Trucial Coast.
The aim of these detachments was to "show the flag" in Oman, Muscat and the Qatar Peninsula. Many reconnaissances for and co-operation with the Arab Legion took place with leaflets being dropped on villages. The Squadron provided a flypast and aerobatic display by twelve Vampires and one Meteor on the occasion of the presentation of the K.C.M.G. to the Sheikh of Kuwait. June 1953 saw the Squadron taking part in the Coronation Fly Past at Habbaniya. 1954 saw a move to Amman for six months, a period dogged by poor aircraft serviceability before its return to Habbaniya and being re-equipped with Venoms and a move to Cyprus.
The usual work up and practice took place and a detachment to South Africa was carried out in May,1955. The situation again was tense in the Middle East and in October 1956, the Suez crisis caused preparation for war to be in everyone's mind.
The aircraft were armed and all Allied Air Force aircraft were repainted with black and yellow stripes as an aide for recognition. Action was initiated in November with strikes being led by the C.O. against Kasfareet, Kabrit, Fayid, Abu Sueir and Shallufa. Hangers, buildings, aircraft and vehicles were destroyed. On the 5th November, the Squadron covered the Allied landings at Port Said. Flight Sergeant Lewis was mentioned in despatches for his contribution to the Suez campaign.


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I'd like to say that I've been MIA the past week because I've been rockin the dating world like a pro. Unfortunately, I feel more like I've been rockin the dating world like a drunk celebutant driving an SUV the wrong way on the 405.
I went out with Colorado. We went to a nice dinner, got ice cream (I really need to tell him I'm allergic) and saw a movie...it was one of the longest dates of my life. There is NOTHING wrong with Colorado. Like most SLGs, he has a lot of the characteristics I'm looking for - he is genuine, smart, sweet and looks at me like a five year-old staring at the presents under the Christmas tree. So what's the problem? First, he prayed (out loud) at the restaurant, before we ate. Not the end of the world, but the last time I prayed at a restaurant was with a "I'm religious because it's the cool-kid thing to do" guy I went to homecoming with my Sophomore year of high school. I'd already been dangling Colorado above the 'over-the-top religious guy' box, and the community prayer session definitely inched him closer to a boxed fate. Aside from the prayer, our conversation included several mathematical equations and a detailed explanation of the relationship between speed and time. It took him an hour - and what looked like a tremendous amount of internal anguish - to hold my hand during the movie, and even though he lingered at my door for FORTY FIVE MINUTES, he never went in for the kiss. DUDE. Colorado is great, but I need someone who isn't afraid to...ummm...grab the bull by the horns.
It was around 4pm on Saturday, and my girl roommate and I were watching the cops arrest our crazy neighbor, when MML texted me to say that he was watching the game at a bar down the street and did I want to come have a drink with him and some of his friends. Ordinarily, I wouldn't want to reinforce making last minute plans so early in the dating process, but since we'd already arranged a date for Tuesday night, I figured it was okay. My girl roommate came with me and we spent the next several hours playing darts, drinking beer and laughing until it hurt with MML's friends. Even though I discovered that I'm the world's WORST dart player, I had a great time flirting with MML. In fact, I didn't think things could get any better, and then he went in for a kiss as I was leaving the bar to head home. Not only was it a good kiss, but it was a "two hands on the face" kiss, which, when executed correctly - as it most certainly was - is unbelievably hot.
After I left MML, my girl roommate and I headed out with some of our girlfriends. I immediately ran into Colorado at the first bar. It's a little sad to look back on the situation now, because it could have been fine. We could have said a simple "hello," traded some pleasantries and then gone our separate ways. But no. Colorado lingered (yew) and generally didn't get the hint when I mentioned that I was "out with my girlfriends." He just stood on the outskirts of our group...like a cattle dog rounding up the herd. Sigh.
Our group eventually escaped and ended up at our favorite dive bar down the street. Around 1am, I was fighting the urge to knock out a Pamela Anderson look-alike who kept spilling her beer all over me, and I suddenly felt the hair on the back of my neck stand up. At the exact same moment, my girl roommate said, "Uh, J-Dogg is right behind you." I turned around and came face-to-chest with J-Dogg.
I wish I could say that even though my heart was pounding, I just said "hi" and walked away. I wish I could say that even though it caught me off guard, I recovered, and immediately removed myself from the situation. Actually, I wish I could say that seeing J-Dogg for the first time in a month didn't have any physical effect on my body at all. Unfortunately, none of these scenarios are true. We stood there for a long time, just staring at each other. I don't even think we started talking for several minutes. I'm sure there was a voice somewhere in my head that was screaming "ABORT, MISSION! GET THE F*CK OUT OF HERE!" But I didn't hear that voice. I didn't hear my girl roommate telling me that my friends were leaving the bar and that I best meet them at the late-night diner in ten minutes or she was going to remove my breasts from my body. I didn't hear Jed filling me in on the latest group gossip...I didn't even hear the bouncer telling us that the bar was closed. I had suddenly become completely deaf.
J-Dogg and I can't talk about anything normal because there is such an enormous elephant in the room, so we just recapped the post mortem from a couple weeks ago. We recapped and made out. Yup, that's right, we made out. We made out as he pushed me up against the brick wall behind the bar. We made out all the way down the alley toward his apartment. We made out as he picked me up and wrapped my legs around his waist. We made out like two high school kids under the bleachers at a football game.
I know you're expecting me to say that I regret making out with J-Dogg, but I don't. I loved every second of it. Of course I realize it was one of the stupidest moves I've made in a long time, but I still don't regret it. I loved feeling his mouth on mine. I loved feeling his arms wrapped around me. I loved feeling our fingers intertwined. I loved feeling his hands touch my face. I loved feeling.
But that isn't the shocking part. The shocking part is that I didn't go to his apartment. I didn't sleep with him. In fact, I left him in the middle of the street and walked back to the late night diner to meet my girl roommate (who'd been calling incessantly for the past hour and a half). J-Dogg can't give me what I want, and the best thing I can do for myself is to never speak to him again. But I fell for him accidentally, and like feminism, the things I feel accidentally, are the things I feel most sincerely.
Damn girl! Major props to you. I don't know that I would have had that much self-restraint, but you definitely did the right thing!


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How long does a minerva worktop usually last?
Our worktops are manufactured using the very latest techniques and carry a 10 year guarantee against manufacturing defects, however, they can quite easily last a lifetime.
I need an unusual worktop for my bathroom design – is minerva suitable?
Usually your chosen design can be created by using a combination of standard minerva products that your fitter will simply join together on site. However if you are looking for a something that may not be as straightforward as that, we can offer a special 'Custom Service' through our retailers.
What is the best way to clean a minerva worktop?
Just use regular soapy water for day to day cleaning. The use of a mild abrasive such as Cif Cream has a positive effect on the surface and will remove most minor marks that cannot be removed by soapy water.
What about my choice of colour, will some colours last longer than others?
Light colours do show less wear than a darker colour shade. It really does boil down to personal preference though.
Can a minerva worktop really be repaired?
Yes, it's true, a Minerva worktop can be repaired. We would always advise our customers to maintain their worktops as recommended though.
Is this a Corian worktop?
No – Corian is a different product that is usually manufactured on a bespoke basis specifically for your installation. Therefore the cost will tend to be significantly higher than minerva. minerva worktops are sold in pre-fabricated blanks of various lengths and widths.
Is the surface the same as Corian?
The Minerva surface material is a blended acrylic sheet. Corian and a number of other sheet materials such as maia, LG Hi-Macs and Staron are 100% acrylic. All have very similar qualities in use and can be refurbished and repaired.
Do minerva produce a Corian worktop?
Minerva manufactures a highly competitive range of worktops that offer all the benefits of a Corian worktop without the increased costs. A Minerva work surface is designed to be appealing to the eye and offer total durability. As the construction of maia worktops uses a thinner layer of the sheet material, maia is more affordable.
How does minerva compare to marble or granite worktops?
They can be quite porous and some liquids can stain the worksurface permanently.
If damaged or scratched the surface can be difficult or even impossible to repair satisfactorily.
The joints used in natural stone worktops are typically very visible and can be dirt traps.
The minerva option is a refreshing alternative – Low cost and high manufacturing standards coupled with a vast array of colour options. Non-porous, repairable and with the possibility to achieve virtually inconspicuous joints.
*minerva Carrara White is a veined décor which reflects the natural appeal of stone. Whilst each joint is seamless and hygienic, there may be a visual difference when two worksurfaces are joined as the veining on each worksurface is unique.
Is a laminate worktop my best option?
Laminate worktops are probably the most affordable worktops available today. A wide range of decors, finishes and thicknesses generally offer something to suit most bathroom designs on a budget.
All surfaces will scratch to some degree and laminate is no different. If scratched or burnt there is no means of repairing them unlike minerva.
What is a solid wood worktop?
Solid wood worktops are usually made from strips (staves) of solid wood (many retailers sell beech worktops, oak worktops, bamboo worktops, wenge worktops, acacia worktops etc). Most have to be oiled before installation and regularly through the life of the product. They are repairable to a degree.
minerva is also available for your kitchen.


For a large part of 2018 the BOL team were working tirelessly in and out of the kitchen to develop our latest game-changing piece of innovation that would help deliver on our purpose to 'inspire the world to eat more plants'.
Say hello to our new Dinner Box range, based on traditional British favourites with a 100% plant-powered BOL twist. The launch recipe inspirations span across the globe, from Japan, to Italy to India. Each Dinner Box is a great source of protein, has up to '3 of your 5-a-day' and obviously tastes banging too.
Every Pot and Jar from BOL is already 100% recyclable and upcyclable, but, with this new range we wanted to push ourselves even further and reduce the amount of plastic we're using too. Our Dinner Boxes are therefore made from the offcuts of the sugarcane plant that would have otherwise gone to waste, so its 95% plastic-free. The packaging has also been conveniently designed so that you can either cook it in the oven or pop it in the microwave. Either way, this should give you time to pour yourself a glass of fine wine or juice whilst you wait.
We hope you love eating this new range as much as we've enjoyed making them for you. That's dinner, reinvented.
What are your Dinner Boxes made from?
Our dinner boxes are made almost entirely from Bagasse, which is the by-product of sugar cane that would otherwise go to waste. They use a plastic liner & film on top, a card sleeve and the Roasted Cauliflower Tikka Masala Dinner Box contains a plastic dressing pot.
We're proud that our Dinner Boxes are 95% plastic free. We're looking to reduce the final 5%, which is made up of a plastic liner and film seal, which are currently required to ensure food safety, quality and to reduce food wastage.
Sugar cane is a plant that's grown to produce sugar. It's grown in the tropical regions of Southeast Asia, Polynesia and Melanesia.
Is the Dinner Box better than plastic?
Unlike plastic, bagasse comes from a renewable resource, which can be recycled with paper or industrially composted. We are all about driving change, and believe this packaging is the next step towards fully compostable packaging. The mounded base has a 40% lower carbon footprint than oil-based plastic, meaning that from creation we are already cutting down the CO2 impact.
Why can't you go 100% plastic free?
The plastic lining in the box & the film on top keeps the food fresh and means you get the best food quality. Fortunately, technology is being developed to create these in a non-plastic format, but we believe this is the best solution while this is in progress.
Is the Dinner Box packaging Vegan?
Is the Dinner Box BPA free?
Yes. Bisphenol A is only found in polycarbonate, which is not in our packaging.
Is the Dinner Box reusable?
Yes. You can rinse out our Dinner Boxes and reuse them however you like. They make handy food containers and stationary holders, or you could use them to grow flowers or cress inside them.
Can I compost the Dinner Box?
Yes. Our Dinner Boxes are industrially compostable, and they can be composted at home compostable if the liner is peeled off and removed.
Yes. The sleeve is fully recyclable.
Is the dressing pot recyclable?
Is the Dinner Box packaging home recyclable?
Yes. The Dinner Box base is recyclable with paper waste.
Can all UK packaging centres recycle the packaging?
Our Dinner Box packaging is industrially compostable or recyclable at home with paper. However, you should always check with your local authority before recycling any material.
Do the BOL Dinner Boxes need to be refrigerated?
Yes, between 0 to 5 degrees Celsius.
How do I cook my Dinner Box?
Dinner Boxes can be cooked at 2000C in conventional ovens for for 20minutes or pop them in a 800W microwave for 4 ½ mins.


The ISKCON is a worldwide cultural and educational movement that teaches the science of Krishna Consciousness as taught in the ancient Vedic literatures of India, specifically the Bhagavad-Gita and the Srimad Bhagavatam.
The society was founded in 1966 by His Divine Grace A.C.Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, the current acharya of the Brahma Madhava-Gaudiya school that began thousands of years ago by Lord Sri Krishna. ISKCON is registered with the Government of India under the Companies Registration Law No. xx1 of 1860.
"To advance, transmit and disseminate the ethical and philosophical principles of Krishna Consciousness as revealed in the teachings of the Bhagavad-Gita and Srimad Bhagavatam, and the doctrines and observances that serve to promote and manifest these ethical principles. and philosophical in advance on this subject ".
Print, publish, sell or, if deemed appropriate, distribute free books, brochures, newspapers, magazines or other periodicals in order to provide information on the work of the society.
Over the years, ISKCON has grown in popularity and influence and is now widely recognized by academics, government officials and lay people as an important expression of true Indian culture around the world.
This is because ISKCON has established many programs for social and spiritual elevation exactly in accordance with Vedic principles and ISKCON devotees strictly follow the Bhaktiyoga system as practiced in India for centuries. In addition, the spiritual master and founder of ISKCON, his Divine Grace AC Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, as the most active writer and teacher in the world of Vedic thought and civilization, is the main cultural ambassador of the true heritage Indian.
To systematically spread spiritual knowledge to society in general and to educate all peoples in the techniques of spiritual life in order to control the imbalance of values in life and to achieve unity and peace in the world.
Propagate a Krishna consciousness, as revealed in the Bhagavad-Gita and Srimad Bhagavatam.
Bringing the members of society together and approaching Krishna, the main entity, to develop the idea among members, and humanity in general, that each soul is an integral part of the quality of God (Krishna).
Teach and encourage the sankirtana movement the congregational song of the holy name of God revealed in the teachings of Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
Erect for the members and for society in general, a sacred place of transcendental hobbies, dedicated to the personality of God.
Bring the members together to teach a simpler and more natural lifestyle.
In order to achieve the goals mentioned above, publish and distribute periodicals, magazines, books and other writings.
Proposal to implement Mid-Day meal program in all Urban and Rural Government and Municipal schools of Guntur Dt.
Guntur is a very important and most developed urban city in Andhra Pradesh, yet in this very city, thousands of school children go hungry every day. Can one afford to remain indifferent to their plight? Or is there something one can do, that can change their lives for the better?
ISKCON Food Relief Program (Food for Life) started by His Divine Grace A.C.Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada(Founder Acharya of ISKCON) is dedicated to uplift the underprivileged children, is able to touch these children and bring smiles back on their faces through the mid-day meal program.
Our founder acharya, "Every individual is responsible for the welfare of society as well as future generations." Drawing inspiration from is teachings ISKCON has been associated with many social and spiritual causes since its inception. The movement has always been proactive and takes initiative in extending help during natural disasters like tsunami, earthquakes and floods. Social concerns like healthcare, childcare, education etc.
India being a land of vast social an cultural diversity is faced with problems like economic disparity, lack of education, social injustice, hunger, disease etc….as a spiritual organization all these problems cannot be addressed alone on a large scale, but what ISKCON can certainly do is initiate projects which address basic issues like "hunger".
It is therefore ISKCON Food Relief Foundation has taken up the responsibility of feeding children across the country.
ISKCON Food Relief (Food For Life) is a non-profit Organization, that aims to alleviate two of the most pressing problems faced by children in India today-hunger and lack of education.
IFRF is providing unlimited, nutritious mid-day meals to thousands of underprivileged children in schools across India. The meal acts as an incentive to attract children to school, and also endures that they stay in school and continue their education.
We have stated this program with 1500 children in five schools in the year 2000 in Bangalore, and today we are able to extend this facility to more than a million disadvantaged children at 15 location across the country include Tirupati, Nellore , Rajahmandry, Kadapa, Vizag, Anantapur, Medak within Andhra Pradesh which demonstrates the success of the program.
It is hoped that this program will extend the reach to as many children as possible as efforts are doubled to put an end to harsh realities, like hunger, that plague society.


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Microdermabrasion over the years has become a very popular treatment to a lot of skin conditions. It works by eliminating surface layers from the skin's surface, to reveal alive, refreshed, radiant skin which can be buried under dead lifeless cells. By removing the upper layers the deeper layers are given the message to produce new living cells more rapidly.
It also helps with stimulating the skin by vacuum control which in turn quickens up the cell turnover rate to improve the cell migration process and to improve the skins elasticity and tone.
Microdermabrasion can be used as an individual treatment or as part of a peel treatment to enhance results. Again for best results use as a series of 3-6 Microdermabrasion treatments 1-2 weeks apart.