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New England (United States) (search for this): chapter 1
The taverns of Medford. by John H. Hooper. [Read before the Medford Historical Society, November 21, 1904.] Zzz. for many years the most direct route of land travel from northern and eastern New England to Boston was through the town of Medford and over Mystic bridge. This large amount of travel required more tavern accommodaions than were usual to a place of size and importance of the town of Medford. We accordingly find houses for the entertainment of man and beast located on all of our principal thoroughfares, on the roads from Medford to Woburn, from Medford to Malden, and on the great road to Charlestown, also in the market-place. Medford taverns acquired a justly high reputation for their excellent accommodations even as early as the year 1686. Mr. John Dunton, who visited Medford in that year, says: took Sanctuary in a Public, where there was extraordinary good Cyder, and thoa I had n't such a Noble Treat as at Captain Jenner's, yet with the Cyder and such othe
Marble Brook (Massachusetts, United States) (search for this): chapter 1
erson to be licensed to retail beer, Ale, Rum, Syder &c. and to keep a House of Public Entertainment for the use of the town and strangers dated 18 day of July 1692. from your Worships humble servants, Nath. Wade, Stephen Willis, John Whitmore, Selectmen of Meadford. Mr. Willis was again granted a license. The next year (1693) we find Mr. Willis again licensed. Where the Willis Tavern was located we can only conjecture by the following: Mr. Willis owned land a short distance west of Marble brook, on the north side of the way from Medford to Woburn, and at the foot of Marm Simonds' Hill (this hill was called in the early days of the plantation, Marabels Hill), and as will hereinafter appear, this location is the same as that upon which stood a tavern named at times Pierce's, Usher's and Putnam's Tavern. The evidence to be submitted shows conclusively that upon this lot of land stood a house or houses that were used a good part of the time for over one hundred years as a place of
Middlesex County (Massachusetts, United States) (search for this): chapter 1
was required to furnish a bond with sureties for the faithful observance of the law. The form of such license was as follows: A. B. is permitted to sell liquors unto such sober-minded neighbors as he shall think meet, so as he sell not less than the quantity of a gallon at a time to one person, and not in smaller quantities by retail to the occasioning of drunkenness. The names of these licensed persons may be found in the court records and files in the office of the Clerk of Courts of Middlesex county. It is to these court records and files that we are obliged to look for information concerning the early tavern keepers of Medford, and these sources of information are far from being satisfactory. A careful search of the records and files fail to show that a public house of entertainment was licensed in Medford prior to the year 1690, although from the testimony of Mr. Dunton, there was an ordinary kept in Medford as early as 1686. In the year 1690 the selectmen of Medford addressed
Mystic, Connecticut (Connecticut, United States) (search for this): chapter 1
Roxbury, Mass. (Massachusetts, United States) (search for this): chapter 1
used as a tavern during his ownership. Mr. John Bradshaw, in the first part of the year 1750, kept the Admiral Vernon Tavern in Charlestown. He removed to Medford and was licensed as an innholder the latter part of that year, and in the years 1751-52-53. He died in the year 1753, and his widow, Mercy Bradshaw, was licensed for the remainder of the year, and the record reads that she occupied the house formerly of Mr. William Willis. Mr. Reaves sold in the year 1784 to Mr. Abijah Usher of Roxbury. In 1792 Mr. Robert Usher was licensed as an innholder and kept this tavern. He was succeeded by Messrs. Abijah Usher, Eleazer Usher, Wyman Weston, Ebenezer Putnam and others. The estate passed from the ownership of Mr. Usher, and through many different persons down to the present day; it is now in the possession of Mr. F. E. Chandler. This estate has been aptly described as a well chosen location for a place of entertainment for tired horses and thirsty men, at the foot of that sharp
Mystick River (Massachusetts, United States) (search for this): chapter 1
stood upon land purchased of Dr. Oliver Noyes by Mr. Benjamin Willis in the year 1717. The estate was described as a house lot near Medford bridge, bounded west and northwest on the country road; northeast on a highway laid out from the country road to land of Aaron Cleveland; southeast on land of John Hall; southwest on the wharf and dock. The wharf referred to was that of Major Jonathan Wade, and also that of Mr. Matthew Cradock. It was then, as now, at the head of navigation on the Mystic river. The dock was on the easterly side of the wharf and was sometimes called Medford dock. The site of the wharf is now occupied by the brick building of Mr. Bigelow and by the old skating-rink building. The following extract from the printed records of the city of Boston will show the probability that at this wharf vessels were cleared for sea at an early date. Aspinwall Notarial Records. 7 (6) 1648 David Sellick a Bill to pay for vessel Susan 3 £ 5 s. per hund. & Covt. of Lanclet Bake
George E. Adams (search for this): chapter 1
destroyed by fire in the year 1850. This house is said to have been the headquarters of Colonel John Stark of the New Hampshire Regiment, in the year 1775, and is supposed to have been the house in which he was chosen colonel of the regiment by a hand vote. (Prior to 1754 this house was in the Town of Charlestown.) The Mystic house. This house is now standing on Main street, and in late years was a part of the Mystic Trotting Park estate. It was built about the year 1847 by Mr. George E. Adams, who at that time owned and improved the Adams farm, and was used until the establishment of Mystic Trotting Park as a private dwelling. It cannot properly be classed among the taverns of Medford, although the Park proprietors were licensed as innholders. Meads Tavern. In the year 1758, Mr. Thomas Seccomb sold the estate upon which the City Hall stands to Mr. Israel Mead. Mr. Mead was licensed as an innholder from the year 1759 to the year 1762, both inclusive, and no doubt kep
Benjamin Willis (search for this): chapter 1
late Mr. Rufus Sawyer took down the old building and erected on its site the house now standing on the easterly corner of Salem and Fountain streets. The Royal Oak Tavern. This tavern stood upon land purchased of Dr. Oliver Noyes by Mr. Benjamin Willis in the year 1717. The estate was described as a house lot near Medford bridge, bounded west and northwest on the country road; northeast on a highway laid out from the country road to land of Aaron Cleveland; southeast on land of John Hals. per hund. & Covt. of Lanclet Baker to finish it & mast it & do the joyners work & to beare halfe the vessels chardge till cleared belowe the bridge at Mystick. Also a Bill of sale of 1/2 said vessel from Lanclet Baker to David Selleck: Mr. Willis was granted a license as an innholder in the year 1720, and probably built his house soon after his purchase. He was sometimes called a shopkeeper. He occupied the estate as an innholder until the year 1730, when he sold the property to Mr. J
John H. Hooper (search for this): chapter 1
The taverns of Medford. by John H. Hooper. [Read before the Medford Historical Society, November 21, 1904.] Zzz. for many years the most direct route of land travel from northern and eastern New England to Boston was through the town of Medford and over Mystic bridge. This large amount of travel required more tavern accommodaions than were usual to a place of size and importance of the town of Medford. We accordingly find houses for the entertainment of man and beast located on all of our principal thoroughfares, on the roads from Medford to Woburn, from Medford to Malden, and on the great road to Charlestown, also in the market-place. Medford taverns acquired a justly high reputation for their excellent accommodations even as early as the year 1686. Mr. John Dunton, who visited Medford in that year, says: took Sanctuary in a Public, where there was extraordinary good Cyder, and thoa I had n't such a Noble Treat as at Captain Jenner's, yet with the Cyder and such other
Richard Rookes (search for this): chapter 1
Hall licensed in the years 1696 and 1700 was Mr. Hall, senior. Mr. Hall died in October, 1701, and from the year 1702 to 1706, both inclusive, Mr. John Hall (son of John Hall, senior), was granted an innholder's license. In the year 1703 Mr. Richard Rookes was also licensed as an innholder. Mr. Rookes was at this time owner of part of the brick mansion house formerly of Major Jonathan Wade, and his tavern was probably near the present square (perhaps in the brick mansion). He kept a tavern oMr. Rookes was at this time owner of part of the brick mansion house formerly of Major Jonathan Wade, and his tavern was probably near the present square (perhaps in the brick mansion). He kept a tavern only one year; then from the year 1707 to 718, both inclusive, Mr. Nathaniel Peirce was licensed as an innholder. Mr. Peirce, as has been before stated, bought the estate in the year 1717. He died in the year 1719, and in that year and in the years 1720 and 1721, and also in the year 1726, his widow, Mrs. Lydia Peirce, received an nnholder's license. Up to this date I have been particular to give in detail the names of those parties who were granted licenses as innholders, etc., for the reaso


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The Housewife
The lot of the housewife is one assiduously covered in the contempory English novel. Yet often, in such accounts, 'plot' demands often mask the housewife's actual work situation and the blank patches are filled with action or profitable and readable meditations. The writer of the article that follows does not have to encounter such exigencies and presents the role of the housewife as it largely is, a ritual of tedium, subjugation, drudgery and boredom—a ritual the majority of women must encounter.
Perhaps there are far more wives than I imagine who take it for granted that housework is neither satisfying nor even important once the basic demands of hygiene and feeding have been met. But home and family is the one realm in which it is really difficult to shake free of one's upbringing and create new values. My parents' house was impeccably kept; cleanliness was a moral and social virtue and personal untidiness, visibly old clothes or long male hair provoked biting jocularity. If that had been all maybe I could have adapted myself to housework on an easy-going, utiliterian basis, refusing the moral overtones but still believing in it as something constructive because it is part of creating a home. But at the same time my mother used to resent doing it, called it drudgery, and convinced me that it wasn't a fit activity for an intelligent being.
I was an only child, and once I was at school, there was no reason why she should have continued against her will to remain housebound, unless, as I suspect, my father would not hear of her having a job of her own. I can now begin to understand why a woman in a small suburban house, with no infants to look after, who does not enjoy reading because she has not had much of an education, and who is intelligent enough to find neighbourly chit-chat boring, should carry the pursuit of microscopic specks of dust to the point of fanaticism in an attempt to fill the hours and salvage her self-respect. My parents had not even the status-seeking impetus to send me to university that Joe's had; my mother wanted me to be 'a nice quiet person who wouldn't be noticed in a crowd', and it was feared that university education results in ingratitude (independence).
I married as soon as I graduated, explicitly anti-domestic, and bent on proving to myself that it was possible to combine marriage (an intense personal relationship mainly, but also a family much later) with unprejudiced exploration of literary values often remote from healthymindedness, hygiene and a stable society focused on the family. We went to Strasbourg for a year, Joe as lecteur britannique, me as a research student. We rented a tiny attic above a bombed house in the Alsatian quarter, and since there was no hot water, no cooker and virtually no floor space, housework was almost non-existent. The rent was so cheap that we could afford to send everything to the laundry, and we ate in student restaurants. We made love through the screams of a community of ecstatic cats who ran a brothel in the adjoining attic.
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We all know how Britain's economy is faring - as worries over inflation and the weak pound continue - but how is Europe doing in the light of the ongoing Brexit negotiations?
On Insider Talks, our weekly podcast, RBS group chief economist Stephen Boyle and his colleague Sebastian Burnside examine in depth how some of the EU's big hitters are faring.
As well as Germany they look at France, Spain and Italy - and also cast an eye over the Pond to America and its most recent economic indicators.
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As I understand it, while the Nevada Republican Central Committee (NRCC) voted on Saturday to postpone voting on extending any official endorsements of candidates until the GOP convention in Las Vegas in April, the party's Nominating Committee – which has been reviewing, screening and vetting candidates for the past couple of weeks – did issue a list of candidates who have been "Recommended" for endorsement.
Again, if I understand this process correctly, this is extremely important because candidates who have been reviewed and "Recommended" will only need a simple majority vote of the convention delegates to get the party's endorsement in April, while candidates who have not been endorsed will be required to obtain a 2/3 vote of convention delegates.
So let's say – for simplicity's sake so Mark SureWould can understand it – that there are 300 convention delegates in April. That means that Lisa Krasner, who is running in the Assembly District 26 GOP primary and has been "Recommended" by the Nominating Committee, would need 151 votes to get the party's official endorsement…while Robb Archie, who is running in the same race but has NOT been "Recommended" by the Nominating Committee, would need to get 200 votes.
That could be a big difference in some races!
Again – and this is important to understand because it has been poorly explained and misreported by some in the press – the fact that Republicans such as Gov. Brian Sandoval (R&R-Advertising), Sen. Moderate Mike Roberson and Assemblyman Pat Hickey have refused to participate in the process, does not mean they can't and won't get the party's endorsement at the convention. It just means they'll have to get a 2/3 super-majority vote of the convention delegates rather than 50 percent-plus-one.
So as it stands right now, for example, lieutenant governor candidate Moderate Mark Hutchison, one of those who refused to participate in the evaluation process, will still be able to get the Nevada GOP's endorsement in April if he gets a 2/3 vote of the delegates, while his opponent, conservative Sue Lowden, will be able to obtain the endorsement if she gets just a simple majority of delegate votes.
So let's say Hutch gets 60 percent of the convention delegate vote and Lowden gets 40 percent. Hutch still won't be able to earn the party's official endorsement simply because he chose to blow the party off and didn't reach the 66% threshold. On the other hand, Lowden could snare the endorsement by beating Hutch by a margin of just 51-49%.
Now take a look at Assembly District 39. In that race, both Assemblyman Jim Wheeler and his challenger, Robin Reedy, went through the review process and both candidates were "Recommended" by the Nominating Committee. That means that either could win the party's official endorsement in April with a simple majority vote of delegates.
On the other hand, consider the race for governor.
Again, Sandoval – who have been trying to crush the party for the past three years and refused to participate in the evaluation process – will need a 2/3 super-majority vote of convention delegates to get the party's official endorsement. His announced primary opponent, Eddie Hamilton, has also not been "Recommended" by the Nominating Committee, so he'll need a 2/3 vote to get the party's official endorsement, as well.
So what could happen here, is that NEITHER Sandoval nor Hamilton get the endorsement. There would simply be no endorsement at all in that particular race.
Confusing, yes. But any candidate seeking the party's official endorsement would be well advised to get their people signed up to participate in the county party caucuses and conventions and start wooing Central Committee members.
This is, in reality, a pre-primary primary that will help demonstrate organizational abilities for campaigns with convention delegates serving in the role of the electorate.
For those who have thus far blown off the process, it might be a good time to reverse course and do a little sucking up!


The ground-up roots of the Uvuma-Omhlope shrub stimulate dreams. Uvuma-Omhlope contains kirkinine, an active compound that develops and recovers neuron cells. The South Africa Zulu and Xhosa peoples use this dream herb to brew a tea to get lucid dreams and communicate with their ancestors.
Contains 3 grams of ground Uvuma-Omhlope root. In sealed packaging.
In the traditional healing arts of South African peoples like the Zulu and the Xhosa, the root of the shrub Uvuma-Omhlope (Synaptolepis Kirkii or simply Kirkii) is used as oneirogen. In other words, it's a dream-stimulating plant. This dream herb helps you to dream vividly, remember your dreams more clearly and also stimulates the occurrence of lucid dreams - dreams in which your consciousness is 'awake' and you can control what happens. People also report to wake up alert, clear-minded and well-rested owing to Uvuma-Omhlope, even if they've only gotten a few hours of sleep. .
Uvuma-Omhlope contains the active compound kirkinine. Kirkinine, is a neurotrophin, a proteïne aiding the development and recovery of neurons. Some people suggest the oneirogen properties of Uvuma-Omhlope are a result of the presence of kirkinine in this root. However, little scientific research has been done to prove this.
You can use the ground root of Uvuma-Omhlope to brew a tea. This is also the preferred method of consumption in the traditional healing arts of South Africa. For tea, let the powder seep in hot water for approximately 5 minutes. A common dose would be around 300-400 mg for one of tea, but some people who have experimented with Uvuma-Omhlope preferred to take up to 700 mg per cup. See what works for you. Drink the tea an hour before going to bed. If you wait longer, Uvuma-Omhlope might actually backfire and keep you from sleeping! .
Uvuma-Omhlope (Synaptolepis Kirkii) is a blue-green shrub with roots as white as porcelain. It belongs to the family of Thymelaeaceae, a large family of flowering plants. In the traditional healing arts of South African peoples, Uvuma-Omhlope is an important plant for sangoma doctors. Along with plants like Lesoko and Umagupu, Uvuma-Omhlope is used by these sangoma to make Ubulawu. Ubulawu is a medicine that helps people to interpret their dreams and communicate with their ancestors. Ubulawu is also used for divination and prophecy.
Some research has found that the active compound kirkinine could contribute to the development of tumors. There is absolutely no conclusive proof to support this claim: the substance was only tested on mice.


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Q: how to insert linked list nodes in multiple functions without using global variables in c++? struct MonthReservationsAverage
{
    string monthName;
    int averageOfReservations;
    MonthReservationsAverage *link;
};

void getMonthReferenceAndCalculateAverage()
{
    const string monthsReferencesFile = "months_files_names.txt";
    ifstream inputFile(monthsReferencesFile);
    string monthReference;
    MonthReservationsAverage *firstMonthAverage,
        *lastMonthAverage, *newMonthAverage;
    firstMonthAverage = NULL;
    lastMonthAverage = NULL;

    while (getline(inputFile, monthReference))
    {

        newMonthAverage = new MonthReservationsAverage;
        ifstream monthInputFile(monthReference);
        int reservationsAveragForMonth;
        int totalReservationsOfmonthCounter = 0;
        int dailyReservations;
        int daysOfMonthCounter = 0;

        while (!monthInputFile.eof())
        {

            monthInputFile >> dailyReservations;
            totalReservationsOfmonthCounter += dailyReservations;
            daysOfMonthCounter++;
        }
        monthInputFile.close();

        reservationsAveragForMonth = totalReservationsOfmonthCounter / daysOfMonthCounter;
        newMonthAverage->monthName = monthReference.substr(0, 3);
        newMonthAverage->averageOfReservations = reservationsAveragForMonth;
        newMonthAverage->link = NULL;

        if (firstMonthAverage == NULL)
        {
            firstMonthAverage = newMonthAverage;
            lastMonthAverage = newMonthAverage;
        }
        else
        {
            lastMonthAverage->link = newMonthAverage;
            lastMonthAverage = newMonthAverage;
        }
    }
    inputFile.close();

    writeInfoInTextMode(firstMonthAverage);
}

hello everyone, I'm working with linked lists, I wrote this piece of logic, it works OK, but the problem is that the getMonthReferenceAndCalculateAverage is responsible of doing more than one thing, and that's not too good, so can anyone help me to divide this logic into more than one function without using global variables ?
I'm thinking of inserting nodes in different function, but the problem is how shall the linked list append the new node?

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If FPS goes below the value you set, the scenery complexity is automatically reduced � gaining FSP. If the FPS goes over the value you set, the scenery complexity is automatically increased.
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AutoSave: Let you save your own flight situations at desired time interval.
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eduardo abaroa
destrucción total del museo de antropología
Passion for destruction is also a passion for creation
Foremost, this exhibition describes a mere physical process, that even in its quality as a possibility can generate discursive implications on museological, historical, anthropological, and artistic practice.
Throughout history, the role which museums have been dealt has been preserving the cultural milestones of their communities. Yet this intention has always served as an alibi for tangible acts of archeological scavenging. In most cases it is a domination resource. Even today, unless one chooses to eradicate a series of events that are inconvenient for memory and the spirit of official culture, the museum institution remains an awkward place.
The project echoes two traditions, one that begins with Bakunin's illustrious proposal, whose explosive overtone precedes innumerable vanguard movements, including futurists, Dadaists, fluxus, Destructivists, punks, etc. On the other hand, the show adds itself to the long series of symbolical raids against museums which brighten the exercise of institutional critique.
If since its foundation one of the purposes of the National Anthropology Museum has been the reassessment of the cultures originated in Mexico, today we see its focus as insufficient and somehow obsolete.
Its architectonic splendor simultaneously praises and masks the desperate situation of the many ethnic groups which barely survive the struggle of geopolitical processes. The institutions magnificence clashes against the poverty and abandonment of the cultural practices the State claims to defend.
destrucción total del museo de antropología, kurimanzutto, mexico city, 2012


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Will the stock market crash if democrats win
President Trump-- just days before his official campaign launch -- warned that stock markets will crash if he is not re-elected in the 2020 presidential election. Continue Reading Below "The
8 Nov 2016 Investors should brace for a further slump in global stock markets, the U.S. dollar Markets fear a Trump victory could trigger global economic and been counting on a win by Democrat Hillary Clinton, whose policies were 6 Jan 2019 So could the 2020 election, especially if a left-wing candidate wins the Democratic nomination and appears headed for victory in November. A A June RBC survey showed most investors think that Joe Biden will win the nomination, she said. A Biden general election victory would be viewed as neutral for the stock market, but most survey "Worst-Ever Market Crash" If Democrats Win In 2020? It's going to be decision time. President-elect Donald Trump had barely declared victory in the early-morning hours of Nov. 9, 2016, when liberals started predicting doom for the economy.
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26 Feb 2020 President Donald Trump addressed a steep decline in the Dow Jones industrial "And they say, if we ever have a president like this, and there's always a "I think we're gonna win, I think we're gonna win by a lot," the president to fears from financial markets that Sanders would take the Democratic 14 Dec 2019 If Democrats sweep the 2020 election, it could have serious consequences for the stock market, according to a Goldman Sachs analyst. 19 Dec 2019 And even if a Democrat wins the next election, he or she is likely to face a Republican-controlled senate or one with a narrow Democratic The stock market has, for the most part, ebbed and flowed with the four-year business-friendly than the Democrats, would be more beneficial for your stock holdings. wins the White House is unwarranted—at least from an investing standpoint. If the stock market is up in the three months leading up to the election, put In the next chapter, we'll examine how Hoover's successor, Democrat Franklin Stock shares are tiny slices of companies anyone can buy if a company is New Deal and helping to win World War II before being disbanded in 1957, but it
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The Artist Residency Program at MIM brings professional musicians to provide unique educational opportunities for elementary, middle-, and high-school groups. The two-hour experience includes an interactive theater performance and semi-guided museum tour starting at 9:30 or 11:00 a.m.
Call MIM's School and Group Tour Coordinator at 480.245.6919 or e-mail grouptours@MIM.org to check availability and for reservations.
Space is limited; reservations are required. Reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis.
The Nash celebrates the rich tradition and ongoing innovation of jazz. Just as jazz musicians have done throughout its history, this group will use the music of today as a platform to explore different time periods and shine a light on American culture. Students are encouraged to listen for familiar tunes in order to build their understanding of approaches to improvisation and different jazz styles.
Arizona Opera helps students dive into the world of opera by showcasing the most universal musical instrument: the human voice. Through guided listening, students will learn to appreciate this timeless genre. Using new and familiar selections, AZ Opera will take students on a musical journey. Students are sure to be transported by AZ Opera's musical storytelling.
MIM partners with Arizona Wolf Trap, an affiliate of the nationally recognized network committed to early-childhood arts education, to offer a program specifically for students in prekindergarten–grade 2. Through a fifteen-minute dance workshop, a fifteen-minute musical performance, and a fifteen-minute ballet, students will gain a greater understanding of how music and dance combine to tell a story.
Run Boy Run uses traditional music to tell stories from U.S. history. Students will learn how the music expanded beyond Appalachia and what life was like when the music was written. The audience is encouraged to sing, laugh, and clap along as the group imparts the joy of Americana music. The band will introduce their instruments, share performing experiences, and talk about what motivates them to play music.


As the 2019 season approaches, I think back in 2018 where we saw our business grow but how many of our couples families grew. Family photography is easily forgotten. We even forgot to schedule something for 2018, and we do this full time. Hopefully, this will be a reminder to be sure to capture life at all ages, it goes by so fast!


Find out how to defeat Genichiro Ashina boss in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice in this guide. This includes his battle moves, gameplay and combat tips.
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Ninjutsu Technique that turns the spraying blood of a victim to smoke.
Although prosthetic tools can be used on Genichiro, they open you up for counterattacks on his end. This is extremely risky against an enemy as quick as he is.
Initially, Genichiro will have 2 HP Nodes, but in fact he has a total of 3. There's a second phase to the boss fight against him with brings up the required Deathblows to defeat him to 3.
Fighting against Genshiro will require you to be both aggressive and defensive. You can't be too much of either as it can get you killed or his Posture Meter will continuously deplete.
Parrying Genchiro's attacks will require you to be familiar enough with how many strikes he'll make and it's ranges. By observing his attack patterns, you'll also learn his openings where you can attack him.
In the final phase against Genichiro, he'll start calling lightning to attack you. Countering it requires players to learn the Lightning Reversal technique.
After beating Ashina Elite - Jinsuke Saze, you'll have access to the Ashina Dojo. There is a scroll at the far end of it that you'll need to read to learn the Lightning Reversal technique.
When Genichiro is rolling forward, he is in a vulnerable position. Strike downwards to interrupt his role and do damage to his health.
One of Genichiro's patterns is that after doing an overhead strike, he will do a perilous attack right after. If he does his thrust attack, use the Mikiri Counter to catch him off guard and attack him.
You're free to parry the 9-strike combo, but it's risky and could end up with you having a full Posture Meter. It's better to just dodge back once he starts to swing forward.
The 5-Arrow Rapid Attack is extremely quick, making it really hard to dodge. Keep your guard up instead once he jumps into the air, signaling the start of the attack.
One of the biggest openings of Genichiro is when he does his Leap Strike Perilous Attack. Use your Mikiri Counter and attack him once he's caught off guard.
When Genichiro calls forth lightning, jump in the air immediately. If you get hit, press your attack button to direct the lightning back at him! This will deal a ton of damage.


The Vanderbilt Office for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion is launching its "Everyday Bias: A Cook-Ross Training" as part of an effort to support and equip the university community with tools to recognize their personal biases and how they can influence behaviors. The first session is scheduled for Oct. 23 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Kissam Center Multipurpose Room, and two additional sessions will be offered later in November.
Unconscious bias, also known as implicit bias, results from unconscious decision-making and assumptions about others based on one's own background, personal experiences, societal stereotypes and the cultural context brought to interactions with others. Although biases are a part of human nature and can be a survival mechanism, they also can undermine an organization's effectiveness and hinder the ability to foster an inclusive environment.
The training is free, typically lasts two hours, and is open to members of the Vanderbilt community. Each session incorporates the Cook-Ross framework, which combines psychology and diversity approaches to help participants improve their interactions with other people. The framework also explores the neuroscience of unconscious bias and its potential impact on decision-making.
"Everyday Bias: A Cook-Ross Training" will be offered three times during the fall. Registration for any of the sessions is available through the Office for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.
For more information, visit the Office for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion website.


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Directed by Tom Ford
Screenplay by Tom Ford
Based on the Novel TONY AND SUSAN BY Austin Wright
UK Release 4 December 2016
USA Release 9 December 2016
If you miss the first five minutes of one film this year, make it "Nocturnal Animals"!
Strange advice, especially coming from a reviewer who always looks out for you and makes certain you stay after the credits whenever there is a stinger. Trust me when I say I am looking out for you again. Although in the Lisa rating scale this film richly deserves an NC-17 rating (and not for anything fun, believe me *brrr*), the first scenes brought groans, protests, and retching sounds from the ten of us in the theatre. If you already know the words "gerontophilia" and "adipophilia," congratulations, you are in the tiny demographic that is going to enjoy the opening. (God, I wish to take that word back.) The rest of you should wait patiently in line for your month's allotment of sodium on its popcorn carrier without bitching to anyone. Maybe even go to the toilet before you walk between everyone and the screen at the most tense moment in the movie.
Warning delivered. Take it to heart. As I told the young man next to me, I can never unsee it. Now, as always, *No Spoilers*!
Susan Morrow lives in a ridiculous world. Her art gallery is the epitome of The Emperor's New Clothes. Her home is a depository for endless truckloads of concrete and ludicrously expensive gewgaws that no one will ever look at again, much less use, until it is time to dust them. She has a pointlessly handsome husband who has filed her away in the same category as the outdoor pool — gorgeous, expensive — something he lost interest in long ago. The two of the actually have a staff, Downton Abbey-Style. Though she gives them all the weekend off thinking she and Hutton can have a weekend together. Perhaps the staff could wise her up.
Susan isn't even the one who opens the package left in their mailbox. And the manuscript arrives.
"Nocturnal Animals." A novel from her first husband whom she hasn't spoken to in some nineteen years, the novel he always said he was going to write, finally personally delivered to her — Susan cannot wait to read it. She has the weekend to herself, to snuggle in in more outrageously expensively outfits, and read it through.
"For Susan." The third page stops her in her tracks and we feel our breath catch with her, despite the fact the scene was in the trailers. There is something about seeing it with her eyes that gives us the shocking/frightening/sickening impact… Oh, right. Direction. That's where Tom Ford's hand is most visible, in those moments without dialogue, without violence and horror, where he is teasing the most emotion from an emotional story. This moment when we all realise that this is not just a novel, but a message from Tony to Susan, an incurable insomniac, a nocturnal animal, as he called her.
Now, get ready for the shift viewers have been griping about: a book within a movie. Don't panic; you can handle it. Oh. And flashbacks.
Tony's "Nocturnal Animals" is what should have earned this film an NC-17 rating. Be aware that there is extreme violence, sexual violence, sadism, gore, and more extreme violence. It is tough to watch, very tough. It is the story of everyone's fear of a family road trip descending into Hell. Actually, I doubt anyone could imagine anything this nauseous. Susan pulls out of it when the reveals are too horrific to stand and we snap back to her world.
Little by little, we learn more of her past with Tony. Flashbacks tell of her memories of the life they shared and when they parted ways. In the trailer we hear her say, "I did something horrible to him." So, what was this? The audience tries to glean from the scraps of flashbacks what this act was, not knowing if her memories are accurate or if she is lying to herself and us. Whatever it was, please, don't let it be anything from the novel. Because even looking at that as fiction, it is too much to stomach.
Why did Tony and Susan become Susan and Handsome, Empty Hutton? Where did Tony go from there? Why has Susan grown to hate her life? Is there room for life for nocturnal animals among other humans? Excuse me, "among humans."
The audience where I saw it left confused and, frankly, pissed. I've an answer to "what happened," but that's just for me. You have your own answer, Just remember to miss the beginning!


Have you ever wanted to expand your creative side in an unlimited, but non-permanent way? Do you like cosplay, dress up, role-playing, costume parties, and love to explore adventurous, new ways to express yourself? Maybe you're not quite ready to take the plunge in a public setting, but no worries – we are happy to come to you! Private appointments are a great way to ease into personal exploration without the risk of being in the public eye.
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Have you ever noticed the similarities between old platformers and dreams? Locations are flowing, consequences are twisted, and discoveries don't always follow everyday logic.
With 9 worlds to conquer and over 40 levels to discover, SWR JST DX: Selective Memory Erase Effect is inspired by classic console titles, books and movies too numerous to mention, delivered in authentic 256*256 resolution in 256 colors and designed for practice-to-improve style of playing. Other features include: a unique plush model / pixelart integration, great level variety and joypad and keyboard support.
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Q: could not find driver Debian SQL Server PHP I have a Laravel installation running on a Debian 9.9 server and PHP 7.4.
I need to connect to a SQL Server database on a remote Windows server.
I followed this guide to install the PHP extensions:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/connect/php/installation-tutorial-linux-mac?view=sql-server-ver15#installing-the-drivers-on-debian-8-9-and-10
And this one to install the ODBC drivers:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/connect/odbc/linux-mac/installing-the-microsoft-odbc-driver-for-sql-server?view=sql-server-ver15
I also tried reinstalling PHP.
But even after doing all this, I still can't connect to the database and get this error:

could not find driver (SQL: select * from [table] where [column] = 123)

Thanks
EDIT
This is are the lines where PDO is mentioned in the result of phpinfo()
PDO support => enabled
PDO drivers => mysql, sqlsrv

pdo_sqlsrv

pdo_sqlsrv support => enabled
ExtensionVer => 5.8.0

Directive => Local Value => Master Value
sqlsrv.ClientBufferMaxKBSize => 10240 => 10240
sqlsrv.LogSeverity => 0 => 0
sqlsrv.LogSubsystems => 0 => 0
sqlsrv.SetLocaleInfo => 2 => 2
sqlsrv.WarningsReturnAsErrors => On => On

php --ini shows that these two extensions are enabled:
/etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/pdo_sqlsrv.ini,
/etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/sqlsrv.ini
PDO::getAvailableDrivers() returns the following:
Array
(
    [0] => mysql
    [1] => sqlsrv
)

A: Debian 9/10
Install Sury APT repository
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wget -qO - https://packages.sury.org/php/apt.gpg | sudo apt-key add -
sudo apt update

Install your desired php version
sudo apt install php7.2  php7.4  php8.0

Install additional desired modules (change x.x with version)
sudo apt install phpx.x-{mysql,cli,common,imap,ldap,xml,fpm,curl,mbstring,zip}

For php 7.2:
sudo update-alternatives --set php /usr/bin/php7.2
sudo update-alternatives --set phar /usr/bin/phar7.2
sudo update-alternatives --set phar.phar /usr/bin/phar.phar7.2
sudo update-alternatives --set phpize /usr/bin/phpize7.2
sudo update-alternatives --set php-config /usr/bin/php-config7.2

sudo apt install php7.2-dev

sudo pecl config-set php_ini /etc/php/7.2/fpm/php.ini
sudo pecl config-set ext_dir /usr/lib/php/20170718/

sudo pecl -d php_sufix=7.2 install sqlsrv
sudo pecl -d php_sufix=7.2 install pdo_sqlsrv
sudo su
printf "; priority=20\nextension=sqlsrv.so\n" > /etc/php/7.2/mods-available/sqlsrv.ini
printf "; priority=30\nextension=pdo_sqlsrv.so\n" > /etc/php/7.2/mods-available/pdo_sqlsrv.ini
exit
sudo phpenmod -s fpm -v 7.2 sqlsrv pdo_sqlsrv
sudo phpenmod -s apache2 -v 7.2 sqlsrv pdo_sqlsrv
sudo phpenmod -s cli -v 7.2 sqlsrv pdo_sqlsrv

sudo service php7.2-fpm restart
sudo service apache2 restart

For php 7.4:
sudo update-alternatives --set php /usr/bin/php7.4
sudo update-alternatives --set phar /usr/bin/phar7.4
sudo update-alternatives --set phar.phar /usr/bin/phar.phar7.4
sudo update-alternatives --set phpize /usr/bin/phpize7.4
sudo update-alternatives --set php-config /usr/bin/php-config7.4

sudo apt install php7.4-dev

sudo pecl config-set php_ini /etc/php/7.4/fpm/php.ini
sudo pecl config-set ext_dir /usr/lib/php/20190902

sudo pecl -d php_sufix=7.4 install sqlsrv
sudo pecl -d php_sufix=7.4 install pdo_sqlsrv
sudo su
printf "; priority=20\nextension=sqlsrv.so\n" > /etc/php/7.4/mods-available/sqlsrv.ini
printf "; priority=30\nextension=pdo_sqlsrv.so\n" > /etc/php/7.4/mods-available/pdo_sqlsrv.ini
exit
sudo phpenmod -s fpm -v 7.4 sqlsrv pdo_sqlsrv
sudo phpenmod -s apache2 -v 7.4 sqlsrv pdo_sqlsrv
sudo phpenmod -s cli -v 7.4 sqlsrv pdo_sqlsrv

sudo service php7.4-fpm restart
sudo service apache2 restart

For php 8.0:
sudo update-alternatives --set php /usr/bin/php8.0
sudo update-alternatives --set phar /usr/bin/phar8.0
sudo update-alternatives --set phar.phar /usr/bin/phar.phar8.0
sudo update-alternatives --set phpize /usr/bin/phpize8.0
sudo update-alternatives --set php-config /usr/bin/php-config8.0

sudo apt install php8.0-dev

sudo pecl config-set php_ini /etc/php/8.0/fpm/php.ini
sudo pecl config-set ext_dir /usr/lib/php/20200930

sudo pecl -d php_sufix=8.0 install sqlsrv
sudo pecl -d php_sufix=8.0 install pdo_sqlsrv
sudo su
printf "; priority=20\nextension=sqlsrv.so\n" > /etc/php/8.0/mods-available/sqlsrv.ini
printf "; priority=30\nextension=pdo_sqlsrv.so\n" > /etc/php/8.0/mods-available/pdo_sqlsrv.ini
exit
sudo phpenmod -s fpm -v 8.0 sqlsrv pdo_sqlsrv
sudo phpenmod -s apache2 -v 8.0 sqlsrv pdo_sqlsrv
sudo phpenmod -s cli -v 8.0 sqlsrv pdo_sqlsrv

sudo service php8.0-fpm restart
sudo service apache2 restart

Check loaded modules
php -m

Or just check sqlsrv
php -m | grep sqlsrv

Common trouble:
pecl extension fails because already installed
Just uninstall it:
sudo pecl -d php_sufix=7.2 uninstall sqlsrv
sudo pecl -d php_sufix=7.2 uninstall pdo_sqlsrv

sudo pecl -d php_sufix=7.4 uninstall sqlsrv
sudo pecl -d php_sufix=7.4 uninstall pdo_sqlsrv

sudo pecl -d php_sufix=8.0 uninstall sqlsrv
sudo pecl -d php_sufix=8.0 uninstall pdo_sqlsrv

then try again.

A: Please try the following, create a php file (ex: PDO.php) in some directory and insert the following content into it:
<?php
    print_r(PDO::getAvailableDrivers());
?>

then run this file as follows:
leo@alpha:~$ php PDO.php

Terminal should return an array of available PDO drivers. This way you can check if PHP really has the SQL driver enabled. In my case:
Array
(
    [0] => mysql
    [1] => pgsql
    [2] => sqlsrv
)

Also check that in the Laravel directory, the .env file has correctly configured the connection parameters to the SQL server ...
DB_CONNECTION=sqlsrv
DB_HOST=localhost
DB_PORT=1433
DB_DATABASE=project
DB_USERNAME=sa
DB_PASSWORD=password

I wish you can solve your problem.
* EDIT 1 *
Please try the following:
First, create a file inside the root directory of your web server (ex: index.php), and inside it, insert the following content:
<?php
    php_info();
?>

access that file through your browser, and it should return all the php settings that apache is using. Look in the PDO section, if you have the SQL Server driver loaded ..

A: Turns out the problem was the Apache configuration.
Even after reinstalling it, for some reason I had still an old configuration loaded.
I had installed the driver on 7.4 and apache was still serving 7.3.
I solved it by doing:
sudo a2dismod php7.3
sudo a2enmod php7.4
sudo service apache2 restart


If you're looking for a place with spectacular scenery and plenty of open road for your next trip, then you shouldn't look any further than Norway. It's easily one of the three most awe-inspiring countries I've ever been to (the other two being Iceland and New Zealand); combine that with some winding roads that would be more at home in the Alps and you get a dream road tripping destination.
A beach near Repvåg in Northern Norway.
However, as with anywhere you travel, Norway is not perfect. Its reputation as one of the most expensive countries to visit in the world keeps some visitors away and its harsh, stormy winter weather means it is only an ideal destination for part of the year. This article in particular will only describe conditions while road tripping in summer, which are vastly different to those I experienced while trying not to drive into a fjord during a winter storm earlier this year.
So what should you expect when you hit the road in Norway, whether you're in the fjords of the south or the barren islands of the far north?
The Tjeldsund Bridge on the E10 in Nordland.
Even though Norway is by no means the largest country in the world (coming in at 67th by land mass) driving distances can be deceptively long. That's because it's hard to drive directly from point A to point B in Norway, since there is usually a fjord or mountain range in the way. Places that look like they should only be 100km away can actually turn out to be 500km away when you factor in the distance to get around all of these fjords.
Speed limits in Norway are quite low, particularly if you are used to driving in other areas of the continent. Aside from a small number of motorways in the Oslo region, the speed limit is usually limited to 80km/h (although particularly straight sections of road can have limits of 90km/h). You'll definitely notice the difference between this and the 100km/h limits of Finland, or the 120km/h+ limits common in other European countries.
The speed limit in Norway is low for a reason. The roads are windy and often have corners that would not be navigable at higher speeds. I found many sections of road, particularly around Lyngenfjord, where it was difficult to even get up to the marked speed limit before hitting yet another tight curve.
On the road in Lofoten.
It's good that you won't spend your entire trip blazing across the countryside without a chance to look; it means that you'll probably find a few stopping places that you wouldn't have otherwise.
However, there are two downsides. The first is Google Maps. It appears to estimate all times based on the posted speed limits, and if you are on a windy section — or you are stuck behind one of many caravans on the road during the summer months — that speed is more of a fantasy than a reality. As a result, I found that I needed to multiply all Google Maps driving times by at least 1.5 to accurately estimate when I might arrive.
The mountains around Tromsø glowing under the midnight sun.
The second is the chance of speeding. You'll find speed cameras in both urban and remote areas, which are signposted with the standard "speed cameras" sign beforehand. Norwegians do not take speeding offences lightly and a quick trip past a speed camera could cost you several thousand kronor.
Nordkapptunnelen, the tunnel between the mainland and Magerøya in Finnmark.
Mountains with sheer drops straight into the water and multitudes of islands don't make for easy road building, so tunnels are often the only option in Norway. The country has by far the most tunnels of anywhere I've ever visited.
These tunnels aren't short either. The longest tunnel I've been through was 11km, and it was immediately preceded by a 10km long tunnel.
The tunnels can seem so long that you start to lose track of how long you've been in them; on occasion, I even struggled to tell if the car was on a gradual incline or decline. They also give off the impression of just having been blown out of the earth and opened to the public, since the walls of the tunnel are usually blasted rock rather than smooth concrete surfaces.
A tunnel near Andenes in the Vesterålen Islands.
Luckily, the authorities are aware that being underground for more than a few minutes can be disconcerting, so there are a number of signs around all tunnels. Prior to the tunnel, a sign will tell you the name of the tunnel and how long it is. Once in the tunnel, signs begin to appear with two arrows; one pointing backwards with the distance you have covered, and one pointing forwards with the distance left to go.
Also signposted in the tunnel are SOS phones and emergency pullout locations. I never used these on my summer road trip, but in winter they were great spots to pull off and remove all the ice from my windscreen wipers!
It's important to know that there are often speed cameras in these tunnels, particularly if there are steep downhill grades. The speed limit will be posted throughout the tunnel and will generally range between 60-80km/h. It's a good idea to set your car on cruise control to ensure your speed doesn't gradually creep up.
Boats in Hardangerfjord, with a ferry in the background.
If there's a body of water to cross and it's just a bit too far — or not quite busy enough — for a tunnel, you'll usually find a ferry operating there instead. Unlike a country like Scotland, where the vast majority of ferries are operated by one company, these ferries are operated by a variety of smaller operators.
I often found it easiest to just google my route, get the names of the start and endpoints for the ferry (for instance, the Svensby-Breivikeidet/Rv91 ferry on the road between Tromsø and Lyngen), and then plug that name into Google to bring up the operator's website and a timetable.
Fares vary based on distance covered and whether you are a foot or vehicle passenger. In the summer of 2015, the price was usually between 150-250kr for a one-way ferry crossing.
It's rare to be able to pre-book a ferry crossing; they are usually first-come, first-served. Most ferries are quite large and I only once saw one arrive and depart without taking everyone waiting in the queue. Tickets are sold by ticket collectors that travel with the boat and walk up the line upon the boat's arrival. Their ticket machines take both cash and credit card, and there were never any issues with taking my credit card as their machines recognised my foreign chip and PIN.
Even though I said above that only one ferry ever departed without everyone that had been waiting for it, I highly recommend doing your research on the ferry you are planning to take and its regularity/popularity at that time of year. Crossings such as those on the E39 between Stavanger and Bergen are constant and run late into the night, so if you miss one ferry, it won't be much of a problem.
Midnight sun colours lighting up Lyngenfjord.
However, other ferries run only once or twice daily, and if you get left behind it will create a significant problem for your holiday plans. That's what happened to me when I tried to catch the Senja (Gryllefjord)-Andenes ferry. This ferry operates three times daily during the summer months and turns a 500km drive into a 2hr ferry crossing, and importantly, it was supposed to get me from Troms to the Vesterålen Islands in one day.
I arrived at the ferry 45 minutes before the final departure of the day (around 6.15pm). There were only four short lines in the parking lot to accommodate all the waiting passengers, and the line stretched a fair distance along the main road through Gryllefjord. There was no way to buy tickets, even from the office nearby, so everyone stood around trying to figure out what their chances were until the ferry arrived at 7.30pm.
The Senja-Andøya ferry comes in to port.
Unfortunately, the ferry was one of the smallest I'd seen in Norway and took almost exactly the number of cars that could fit in the carpark, leaving more than half of the vehicles behind…including mine.
That left me 500km away from my hotel at 8pm, with the next ferry scheduled to arrive at 11am the following day. Add to that the fact that most of the people that were left behind were planning to sleep in line — something I couldn't do due to online work commitments — and it was not a fun situation. Not only did I end up driving until 1.30am to make up as much distance as possible, but I also had to rearrange the next few days of my trip to make up for what I'd missed. From that, I learned never to leave important ferry crossings until the last ferry of the day.
Sheep hanging out on the road to Lysebotn.
In the majority of Norway, the animals you have to worry about finding on the roads aren't exactly wild, but that possibly makes it worse, since cars don't bother them as much as they should. Sheep roam freely across many roads, and at night, you'll find that they like to sleep on them too.
If you find a flock of sheep on the road, I found that it's best to slowly move forward towards them until they eventually move. If you stop, they'll just stare at you and chew cud. It might be a long standoff.
A reindeer strolling down the road in Swedish Lapland.
Reindeer are found mostly in Finnmark county in Northern Norway. Like sheep, they are often not even remotely bothered by the presence of cars, and they have a bad tendency to run alongside the road and then bolt in front of you. If they appear to be eating, there's less chance that they'll run, but you should always keep a good eye on them. I constantly scanned the verges on both sides of the road just so I could be aware of any reindeer in the area.
This is by no means a comprehensive list of everything you'll encounter while road tripping through Norway and its fjords, but I hope that it minimises the "gotchas" that may resort in delayed schedules, speeding fines, or worse. The main thing to remember is that you're on the road in one of the most beautiful countries in the world, so enjoy it and take advantage of any pullouts you find along the road to stop and take it all in.
My Norwegian road trip was partially sponsored by Visit Norway, but all opinions stated in this piece are my own. I drove roughly 2,300km in Northern Norway and drove/was a passenger for about 700km in Fjord Norway.


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After highly competitive selection and vetting process, Columbia Care to produce CBD and THC-A oils in Health Service Area V and serve throughout the Commonwealth
Full approval would make Virginia the 13th highly regulated state where Columbia Care is licensed to operate
NEW YORK, Oct. 25, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Columbia Care LLC ("Columbia Care"), the nation's leading medical cannabis company, today announced that it was one of only five applicants to receive conditional approval from the Virginia Board of Pharmacy to cultivate, produce and dispense cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (THC-A) oils to qualifying patients in Virginia. Columbia Care will be based in Virginia Health Service Area V, the Hampton Roads/Norfolk region, and will serve patients throughout the Commonwealth.
"After such a competitive process that included detailed vetting of our personnel, business plan and national operations, we are proud and humbled to have been one of only five companies to receive conditional approval from the Virginia Board of Pharmacy to produce and dispense CBD and THC-A oils to patients in Virginia. We intend to develop a state-of-the-art pharmaceutical processing facility capable of surpassing the rigorous processing requirements outlined by the Board of Pharmacy, as we have successfully done in multiple other states," said Nicholas Vita, chief executive officer of Columbia Care. "Throughout the country, we are servants to our communities, and we believe it is of utmost importance that we act as a positive force to improve lives and patient wellness. This is the mission upon which our company was founded and is reflected in our corporate DNA. We look forward to providing our highly formulated, pharmaceutical-quality cannabinoid-based medicines and improving the lives of patients across the Commonwealth of Virginia beginning in the second half of 2019."
Marissa Levine, M.D. M.P.H, former Virginia State Health Commissioner and co-chair of the Columbia Care Virginia advisory board, added, "Columbia Care has a proven track record of working effectively with the medical and research communities, providing a superior patient experience and producing products worthy of selection. I am honored to serve on Columbia Care Virginia's advisory board, and I look forward to helping the Company advance its mission of improving the lives of patients and their families by developing the highest-quality cannabinoid-based medicines and delivering the best care to the community at large."
In addition to Dr. Levine, Columbia Care Virginia assembled a distinguished group of advisory board members. The board provides Columbia Care with valuable Virginia-specific insights and experience to assure Columbia Care Virginia will be a leader in pharmacist-led care, clinical research and agricultural innovation, not only in the Commonwealth, but nationwide. Additional Columbia Care Virginia advisory board members include:
Basil Gooden, Ph.D., former Virginia secretary of agriculture
David Creecy, PharmD, former president of the Virginia Pharmacists Association
Tim Musselman, PharmD, former executive director of the Virginia Pharmacists Association
Reverend Tyrone Nelson, Henrico County board of supervisors
Calvin Butts, Hampton University board of trustee
Terron Sims II, prominent U.S. veterans advocate
Lisa Smith, leading Virginia medical cannabis patient advocate
Consistent with the Company's national effort to deliver the highest-quality and most consistent cannabinoid-based medicines to patients with unmet medical needs, Columbia Care's pharmaceutical processing facility will be designed and operated with patient safety and comfort in mind. The facility will be staffed by a dedicated team trained to provide the highest level of professionalism, compassion, confidentiality and respect for patients. For more information about Columbia Care Virginia, please visit www.col-careva.com.
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Columbia Care is the nation's largest and most experienced manufacturer and provider of medical cannabis products and services. The Company has been vetted by more regulators and successfully awarded more licenses in highly selective and regulated jurisdictions than any other company in the nation. Columbia Care has completed more than 750,000 successful patient interactions since its inception and is working in collaboration with some of the most renowned and innovative teaching hospitals and medical centers in the world. Columbia Care is a patient-centered healthcare company setting the standard for compassion, professionalism, quality, caring and innovation for a rapidly expanding new industry focused on providing the transparency and education patients need with the product quality clinicians and consumers expect. By the end of first quarter 2019, Columbia Care anticipates selling its proprietary, pharmaceutical-quality EleCeed™, TheraCeed™ and ClaraCeed™ medications in tablet, vaporization, tincture, suppository and topical formulations throughout its national distribution network in order to treat patients with varying unmet medical needs. For more information on Columbia Care, please visit www.col-care.com.
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Koi (Cyprinus carpio carpio) are a common sight in ornamental ponds around the world. They represent good fortune and luck in many cultures and are sometimes referred to as living jewels. Koi are the domesticated form of wild Asian carps. The processed was begun in the 1800's when fish that showed more gold coloring than others were pulled from fisherman's net and put into ornamental ponds. By the 20th century many of the recognizable color patterns were firmly established.
Koi come in combinations of yellow, orange, red, black and white. One of the most common color patterns is a simple white and red koi. This is called kohaku. A kohaku koi with a single red patch on its head is called a tancho and is highly prized because they resemble the Japanese flag as well as the sacred tancho crane. Some tancho koi sell for over a thousand dollars.
As beautiful as they are, koi are not for the everyday hobbyist. They are large fish that require large tanks or ponds. The average size of a properly cared for adult koi is over a foot (30 cm) long. When given enough room and good food, champion koi will reach almost three feet (91 cm) long. Like goldfish, they are also copious producers of ammonia. A fish of this size and dirtiness cannot be housed in a normal sized tank. I don't recommend anything smaller than 500 gallons (1,892 L) for a single koi. I know other people would choose to keep them in smaller tanks, but I feel it would not give the fish enough room to reach its full potential.
There are a few different ways to stock a pond. Some koi hobbyists have heavily stocked ponds with professional-grade filtration systems and do large weekly water changes. Some, like myself, chose a more relaxed approach. I only have one fish per 550 gal (2,082 L) of water. This lower stocking level means I don't have to spend as much on equipment and maintenance. As with a lot of fish, there are a few right ways to stock a pond and most of it depends on how much money and time you want to put into it. But there is one certainty with koi: they need large ponds.
Koi are a hardy pond fish with a wide temperature range. They can survive in water that is almost below freezing or up to tropical temperatures. The important thing is that they experience these transitions gradually. In a large enough pond there is little worry of temperatures changing drastically overnight; this is another reason to keep koi in large volumes of water. The generally accepted range of temperature tolerance for koi is 35F (2C) to 85F (30C). I highly recommend putting a thermometer into the pond because air temperature and water temperatures can differ greatly.
The depth of a pond plays a large role in temperature control. The deeper the pond is, the cooler it will be in the summer and the warmer it will be in the winter. This may seem counter-intuitive, but the ground acts as insulator against both the cold and the warm. It is this same principle of insulation that keeps caverns the same temperature year-round. The farther north you live, the deeper you will need to dig your pond in order to prevent it from freezing solid in the winter. In the southern US you may only need to go down 2.5 feet (76 cm), but in Ontario, Canada you may have to dig down 5 feet (1.5 m) deep.
Just because koi are hardy doesn't mean that water quality isn't important. If you want to grow large and beautiful koi, clean water is a must. Just like with tanks, koi need filters and water changes. The filters on ponds are large and scaled to the pond, but just like tanks they will need some kind of regular maintenance, whether it is professionally done or your own labor. I clean the debris out of my filter about three times a year: once when I take the leaf net off in the spring; once in the summer; and once in the fall before I put the leaf net on the pond for the winter.
Because ponds are located outside we get assistance from Mother Nature with water changes. Unless you live in a desert climate, water changes are taken care of for you. When it rains, the fresh water enters the pond and causes it to overflow (most ponds have directed overflow drainage that also protects the fish from getting swept out). When the pond overflows, the older dirty water flows out and is replaced with the incoming fresh water. These pond overflows can also provide a nice area to plant a bog garden.
Koi, like goldfish, are omnivorous fish. Because they are subject to large temperature changes throughout the year, their diet has to change with the seasons. Fish are cold-blooded which means their ability to digest food is dependent on the outside temperature. In cool weather they cannot handle protein-rich foods; if fed too much it can rot in their digestive tract and kill them. For this reason there are two general types of koi food sold: warm water food and cool water food.
At temperatures above 65F (18C) koi should be fed a staple food, sometimes called summer feed. This is food with a higher protein content, usually above 35%. Koi metabolisms work fast enough at these temperatures to digest proteins. This is when most growth occurs. As the temperature increase, you increase both the volume of food and the frequencies of feeding.
Below 65F (18C) koi should be fed a wheat germ-based food. Below 65F (18C) the koi metabolism slows and cannot handle high proteins, but until the water reaches 50F (10C) koi still need to be fed. This high-carb food is easy to digest and helps them gather enough energy for winter hibernation. As the temperature decreases you lower the amount and frequency of feedings until you are only feeding once every couple of days. Below 50F (10C) your koi should not be fed. They are in hibernation. If the temperature warms slightly in the winter, they will graze on algae and detritus in the pond.
I have included below the temperature feeding schedule I use for my koi. There is some debate about the exact temperatures among koi hobbyists but this is what has worked for me.
Every day. As much as they can eat in about 10 minutes. Feed 3 – 4 times a day.
Every day, twice a day with a staple food.
Every day, once a day (mix of wheat germ and staple). Midday feedings are best.
This is more of personal preference than koi preference. Koi thrive in bare-bottomed ponds, gravel-bottomed ponds, and mud-bottomed ponds. Bare-bottom ponds are easier to keep clean. Most serious koi hobbyists use these types of ponds because it enables them to keep the water crystal clear to grow massive koi. Some Japanese water gardens use mud bottom ponds because that is traditionally how koi were kept. Koi breeders who breed the traditional way use mud bottom ponds as spawning sites. The downside to mud-bottom ponds is that koi like to root around in the substrate, and the stirred-up mud obscures your view of these gorgeous fish. I prefer a light layer of large gravel over the pond liner as it produces a natural look without the cloudiness of mud.
Koi, like most carps and minnows, are social fish. They prefer the company of their own kind but also do well with goldfish (Carassius auratus auratus), golden tench (Tinca tinca), channel catfish (Ictalurus punctatus), and golden orfe (Leuciscus idus). Sturgeon (Acipenseridae) do not make good pond-mates for koi because they are shy and require a carnivore-based diet. Koi should not be housed with fish that will fit in their mouth because they can and will eat the smaller fish. While guppies (Poecilia reticulata) would look pretty in with your koi, they will likely become snacks.
Koi, like goldfish, are notorious for eating plants in ponds. Most people don't keep floating or submerged plants in koi ponds for this reason. However, marginal plants, bog filters, and waterfall filters are very popular. Not only do they add an aesthetic beauty but they also help keep the water clean.
Marginal plants are placed on the edge of the pond so that just the roots are in the water. There are two types of marginal plants: hardy and tropical. Hardy marginals can survive through the winter in most places but tropical marginals cannot (unless you live in a semi-tropical climate). Most of these plants need a decent amount of sun, so in my mostly shaded pond I can only grow a few marginals. I maintain a number of yellow flag iris (Iris pseudacorus). Tall marginals like cattails (Typha spp) and arrowheads (Sagittaria spp) should be placed on the far side of the pond so as not to obstruct your view. Low-growing marginals like marsh marigolds (Caltha palustris) should be planted on the side of the pond where you will be viewing the pond most times.
Marginal plants can also be put into a bog filter. This is a separate area of the pond that the koi cannot reach. It will only have about 6 inches of water which enables the roots to stay wet. This water comes from the koi pond filled with nutrients for the plants. The plants remove the nutrients generated by the fish and the cleaned water is returned to the pond. Some people who have koi that even eat the roots find this a wonderful way to introduce plants into the system without having to worry about them becoming a koi snack.
Another way koi-keepers can sneak plants into a koi pond is with a waterfall filter. The water return at the top of the waterfall of a koi pond is often an open-top barrel. Some people (including myself) use this space to grow plants. You can use floating plants like water hyacinth or marginal plants, and I've even seen people grow veggies hydroponically there.
Koi are renowned for their longevity. The average lifespan of a properly cared for koi is between 20 and 35 years, but there have been some special cases that long surpassed that average. In a small, creek-fed pond in Gifu, Japan there were six fish that far surpassed that average. Hanako, a scarlet koi, was the oldest of the lot. She was hatched in 1751. To put that in historical perspective she hatched 25 years before the Declaration of Independence was signed. This was verified by Prof. Masayoshi Hiro, D.Sc., Laboratory of Domestic Science, Nagoya Women's College. She removed a scale from Hanako's body and counted the growth rings under a microscope, much as you would count the growth rings of a tree. In 1966 when the interview with Hanako's owner was aired on radio, the other koi in the pond were 170, 155, 151, and 141. Unfortunately Hanako is no longer alive today. She died July 17, 1977 and was 226 when she died.
All over the world, koi symbolize luck and fortune, but most people don't know the reason why. An old Chinese legends hold that long ago the supreme god of the heavens called the Yellow Emperor became displease with the humans for their evil ways. He ordered the rain god to flood the earth to destroy the humans. Kun, the Yellow Emperor's grandson was distraught by the destruction and pleaded with his grandfather to spare the humans. The Yellow Emperor did not relent, so Kun stole some "magic mud" from his grandfather's treasure. Kun sprinkled this mud and as it hit the water turned into land where the humans could take refuge. Furious at his grandson, the Yellow Emperor sent the fire god to kill Kun who tried to disguise himself as a white horse, but the fire god saw through it and struck Kun down.
After many years of continued flooding a golden dragon named Yu emerged from the white horse that was once Kun. He flew to the heavens to plead with his great-grandfather to stop the flood. This time his perseverance paid off, and the Yellow Emperor told Yu to take the magic mud and make land again. Yu easily carved a river through the soft mud, but when he came to rocky cliffs he had to greatly increase his effort to dig out a gorge. In doing so he created huge waterfalls hundreds of feet high. He declared the waterfalls sacred to dragons. The river eventually became known as the Yellow River and those 12-mile long gorges located in China's Shanxi province became known as Dragon's Gate. Every spring thousands of koi swim up the Yellow River and if they have the skill and perseverance of a dragon to climb the falls they become dragons themselves. Because of this legend, koi are symbols of hard work, patience, and skill which are all things needed to have good fortune in life.
Taking care of koi isn't always an easy task, but just like Yu and the Dragon's Gate waterfalls persevering through the hardships can make the final outcome that much more beautiful.
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**Disclaimer** Since there is little to no scientific research about fishkeeping published, much of the hobby today is opinion, but they are opinions given by keepers and breeders who have been doing this longer than some of us have been alive. Temperature ranges and adult sizes are not opinion. They have been scientifically documented.
Very well put and informative! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the article - i regards to the food are there any specific brands of pond food that you'd recommend for Carps?
As far as brands go, it depends on what you want from your fish. If you're looking to grow monsters then Hikari or Dainichi are great. They offer some great grow foods. I just have pet fish, so I tend to use something that isn't as expensive but still of a good quality. Drs. Foster and Smith makes a good food. The important thing (like with any fish food) is to look at the ingredients. For a summer food you don't want wheat to be at the top. You want good protein like fish and krill. I also like to have garlic in my spring/fall feed.
This is a beautiful and informative blog about the pond care and maintenance. Your effort is appreciative as the contains are put very well. This blog is really worth.
Wow! These information are quite interesting. Anyway, do you use Pond Dye? We just bought one for our Pond to improve its appearance.
Hello, how many inch will the kois grow per month? also how to distinguish a good skin for 4 week old kois?
I agree that koi are not for the everyday hobbyist. However, Koi Ponds can be a great addition to your home or business. I enjoyed learning about the life span of koi fish, how cool would that be to own a fish that can out live most of your neighbors pets.


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Lost Treasures #1 Yo Bad Azizi
Duran take an axe to the Rio yacht...
First winner of the new CL poll – we present Worst B-Side to Yo Bad Azizi.
Mr Azizi can place this poll win alongside his double-Worst Duran Song Ever from the CL polls in 1994 and 2000. Congratulations!
BUT BUT BUT
Can this track be resurrected and re-appraised, even at this late stage?
Lest we forget, this was the b-side to Serious, the worst performing Duran single ever.
Liberty had died without a trace - a summer album with no hit and any publicity falling in the dead media months.
So those few of us who dutifully trooped along and bought the various incarnations of Serious (Gatefold 12"! Etched disc with poster!) might have expected better from an extra track.
We start with 13 seconds of the infamous Marilyn Munroe Happy Birthday song. This incongruous start is not explained by the following noise, and I have always wondered about the cost of using this clip – is it in the public domain?
The song then begins with drums reminiscent of those on Read My Lips, which the track most resembles. Then the infamous vocals intoning 'Nuclear War…" Not one to soundtrack summer BBQs, you are already thinking. By 46 seconds Warren is letting rip and you start to get one of those feelings that the band are having more fun than you.
By the midway point we have to remember our younger selves who have become bored of the poster and, of course, already know the A-side. We have worked out this is not to be a Secret Oktober moment.
At 1:56 something of a song starts to break out as Simon follows up some Russian bit with shouted indistinct phrases. And that's your lot with the repeated title refrain before they give up after 3 and a bit minutes.
So what was all that about?
I wonder if this was part of the Duran de-construction of their 81-85 years. The title is, of course, from their biggest UK hit and most derided lyric. What had been a throwaway piece of pop ephemera had become a stick to beat them with. Pop trash indeed.
This was the sound of Duran taking an axe to the Rio yacht to sink their image and icon status – to create a new band for the new decade. In one of Simon's more revealing interviews, (on the Easter Egg Liberty interview on Greatest), he talks of wanting to record another album and then tour. "We want to have a new repertoire, we'll have a different set of music to play… and we'll only do the old songs in the encores."
In some way, Yo Bad Azizi fits this over-arching idea – this new five-piece band was going to hack at the past to claim a new future. OK, so that didn't play out, but this was the sound of Duran determined not to compromise and fighting for a new identity.
you can also enjoy the song to the images of nuclear war...


As a Roman Catholic School, we emphasize the importance and virtue of modesty in behavior and dress. Our school uniform represents the St. Thomas More School educational community and is worn by our students in Preschool through 8th grade (with modifications for Preschool and Pre-K). The STMS Dress Code is in effect from the first day of school to the last with the occasional exception of specified out-of-uniform days. Uniforms can be purchased at any store. "St. Thomas More plaid" items can be found at area uniform stores. No visible manufacturer's insignias are permitted. Students are expected to always look presentable with shirts tucked-in, belts and neatly styled hair.
Socks: Navy, maroon or white anklet socks, knee socks or opaque tights. Socks must be worn with all shoes. Ankles must be covered at all times.
Shoes: Navy, black or brown dress shoes. Heel height not to exceed 2" (no sling-backs, clogs, flip flops, deck shoes or sandals).
Solid white or solid black athletic shoes. No secondary color allowed!
Accessories: One small ring, small stud earrings (one piercing per ear), simple crucifix or medal on a chain is allowed. Watch with small, modest face allowed. No bracelets or other jewelry permitted.
Navy, maroon, black, brown, gray or white solid-color barrettes, headband or scrunchie allowed.
Belts must be solid black, navy or brown with a small buckle.
Socks: Navy, white or black crew socks. Socks must be worn with all shoes.
Ankles must be covered at all times.
Shoes: Navy, black or brown dress shoes. No deck shoes.
Accessories: Simple crucifix or medal on a chain is allowed. Watch with small, modest face allowed. No other jewelry is permitted.
Belts of solid black, navy or brown with a small buckle.
All preschool & pre-k students wear either navy blue pants/shorts with a white or maroon polo shirt (or the STMS plaid jumper). For your convenience, these can be purchased at any store. The STMS plaid jumper is carried by several local uniform stores.


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	?>
	<title>Empresa S.R.L.</title>

	<?php
		$this->load->view("templates/header");
		$this->load->view("templates/navbar");
	?>

							<button type="button" class="close" data-dismiss="modal" aria-label="Close">×</button>

							<img src="<?php echo base_url(); ?>/img_productos/" alt="producto" title="producto"/>

Productos

					Filtrar por categoría:
					<form class="form-inline" action="<?php echo base_url(); ?>productos" method="POST">

							<select id="selector-categorias" name="categoria-seleccionada" class="form-control">
								<option value="">todos</option>
								<?php foreach($categorias as $categoria): ?>
									<?php if($categoria->id_categoria == $categoriaSeleccionada): ?>
										<option value="<?php echo $categoria->id_categoria; ?>" selected="true"><?php echo $categoria->nombre; ?></option>
									<?php else: ?>
										<option value="<?php echo $categoria->id_categoria; ?>"><?php echo $categoria->nombre; ?></option>
									<?php endif; ?>
								<?php endforeach; ?>
							</select>

							<button class="btn form-control">filtrar</button>

					</form>

				<?php foreach($productos as $producto): ?>
					<div class="col-xs-12 col-sm-6 col-md-4 producto" data-toggle="modal" data-target="#info-producto" data-producto="<?php echo $producto->id; ?>">

								<img  class="" src="<?php echo base_url() . $path_img . $producto->img; ?>" alt="<?php echo $producto->nombre; ?>" title="<?php echo $producto->nombre; ?>"/>

<?php echo $producto->nombre; ?>

								<?php echo '$' . $producto->precio; ?>

				<?php endforeach; ?>

		<?php
			$this->load->view("templates/footer");
		?>

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