Two years back on our trip across europe ,travelling with my crazy, quirky set of friends we chanced upon a small seaside restaurant while searching for a club in Naples.We started out from Pompei to experience the "Night Life" of Naples and travelled 20 kms away from the city in search of the phantom all night open club.What we found instead was a lazy seaside restaurant where the only sound you could hear was of the waves crashing wildly against the rocks.
We also heard later that we were better off at the restaurant than the actual "Nightlife" of Naples. Rumours say the nightlife of Naples is the not so discreet Mafia activities at the harbour!Our host at the airbnb spent very difficult 25 minutes explaining to us in italian how we should hold our bags and run like hell if anybody approaches us.
The restaurant was an ethereal experience.To be in a beautiful place in an never experienced part of the world with your closest friends who have taken the trouble to travel from different parts of the world to spend time together and share a meal is magical.What did throw us off kilter was that the owner who was also taking the orders didn't understand a word of english so we resorted to using hand gestures and ordered food by pointing out random dishes on the menu.
I wish I had taken pictures of the food we had ordered because each dish(except for the veg pasta) that we a new experience.We had most of the famous italian seafood was on our table. It was the first time I tasted sea urchin and squid heads. One dish which my very protein conscious friends ordered was a grilled fish with veggies. I took inspiration from the fish we ate in that small restaurant to create this dish.
It looks pretty but all you need is chuck a few things haphazardly in the aluminium foil with the fish,scrimp the foil together and bake it for 20 minutes.Dinner cannot get simpler than this!This is a very versatile dish.You can make a bigger fish if you are sharing it with people at dinner or buy the smallest fish(as big as my palm) like I did and eat a peaceful dinner watching TV in your own company.
This fish is high on protein and is whole 30 and Paleo approved.If you like your food spicy please rub the fish with a mix of black pepper and salt before starting out.You can also cut the chillies into small pieces instead of halving it for more heat.The flavour is a subtle mix of orange,basil and chilli.
Paleo and Whole 30 approved White Fish in orange sauce with cherry tomatoes,baby spinach and Basil.This is a quick recipe which requires basic cooking skills.
Make incisions or cuts on the fish.This makes sure the spices and flavours seep inside it.
Salt the fish well.Take enough foil to wrap the fish and vegetables easily.
Place the fish and all other ingredients inside the foil.Make a parcel of it.
Bake it in the oven at 180 degrees for 20 minutes.
if you don't have an oven at home place the parcel in a shallow pan with a lid.Add 3 tablespoon of water to the pan.Cook it at medium flame for 15 minutes.
Once cooked remove the fish and place it on the plate.
Add 4 tablespoon of water to the rest of the ingredients still in the foil parcel.Cook it in the oven or pan for 5 minutes without the fish.
Pour the broth over your fish and enjoy!


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Your Bollywood Streaming Starter Kit: 10 Movies from Hindi-Language Cinema to Watch Right Now
By Radhika Menon | September 19, 2018 | 9:17pm
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While most (maybe all?) U.S. filmgoers are familiar with the term "Bollywood," for many, the closest they've come to exploring the genre might be Sumdog Millionaire. (I'm sorry to report … that does not count.) But that's okay! It's a daunting task, as the India-based industry churns out more movies than any other film industry in the world, at a rate of approximately 1,000 a year.
Used as a catch-all phrase for Hindi-language cinema—much like how Hollywood is meant to encompass every American theatrical film—"Bollywood" is a portmanteau of "Bombay" (the city now called Mumbai) and "Hollywood." Bollywood is often characterized by its romantic themes, over-the-top song and dance numbers, and magical realism that are widely accepted as normal moviegoing experience. Bollywood films are escapist art, and are often a three-hour slip from reality.
At the center of all Bollywood films is the idea that love will guide you to happiness and prosperity. While traditional Bollywood focused solely on romantic iterations of love — swoons of blissful first love, then family interference and eventual heartbreak, and ultimate redemption via acceptance—new-age Bollywood is becoming more interested in the other variations of the phenomenon. Whether romantic, platonic, self, familial, cultural or societal, Bollywood holds steadfast to its values through the concept of love.
Here is your Bollywood Streaming Starter Kit with 10 essential films that showcase that throbbing power of love and are currently available for your immediate viewing pleasure.
1. Kuch Kuch Hota Hai (Something … Something Happens) (1998)
Director: Karan Johar
One of the most popular Bollywood films of all time, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai (KKHH) tells the classic tale of falling in love with your best friend and finding yourself in a love triangle. Anjali (Kajol) and Rahul (Shah Rukh Khan) are inseparable at college until Rahul falls in love with Tina (Rani Mukherjee), driving Anjali's true feelings to the surface. Over the course of the three-hour runtime, KKHH builds multiple love stories, dives into an extended flashback, and is basically a commercial for those popular colorful GAP sweatshirts from the '90s. As far as Bollywood primers go, this one is a must.
Where to Watch: Streaming on Netflix
2. Dangal (Wrestling Competition) (2016)
Director: Nitesh Tiwari
Based on a true story, Dangal follows a former pro wrestler who, after getting married and failing to have a son to follow in his footsteps, decides to train two of his daughters instead and raises them to become champions. Dangal is a story of overcoming societal expectations and of female power and strength, and ultimately, is a feel-good story about the bond between a father and his daughters.
3. Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara (You Won't Get This Life Again) (2011)
Director: Zoya Akhtar
Cashing in on millennial anxiety and existential crises, Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara is Bollywood's Euro Trip, except with more heart and less dick jokes. The story follows three childhood friends on a transformational bachelor party/road trip in Spain where they ultimately learn to appreciate each other's friendship and the brevity of life, returning to their old lives completely changed. It'll make you want to call your friends and plan your own life-altering getaway.
Where to Watch: Streaming on Amazon Prime
4. Taare Zameen Par (Like Stars on Earth) (2007)
Director: Aamir Khan
My go-to when I need a good cry, this tear-jerker shows us the power of love through the relationship of an eight-year-old child with dyslexia and his compassionate teacher, the only adult who is able to pin down his disability. Taare Zameen Par is one of the most unconventional Bollywood films on this list due to its lack of overly dramatized scenes and near-absence of song-and-dance numbers, but it veers as close to Bollywood's thesis statement as possible: love conquers all, and love can save us, too.
5. Lagaan (Taxation) (2001)
Director: Ashutosh Gowariker
An epic sports drama based in colonial India, Lagaan is the story of a group of Indian villagers who challenge their British colonizers to a game of cricket in exchange for the removal of their increasingly growing taxes. We get recruiting and training montages, drama amongst teammates, an intercultural flirtation, and a bangin' soundtrack from the legend A.R. Rahman. Lagaan famously received India's third-ever Academy Award nomination in 2001 and is an easy entryway into Bollywood for anyone who loves the entanglement of a high-stakes sports game and forbidden romance.
6. Dil Chahta Hai (What the Heart Wants) (2001)
Director: Farhan Akhtar
A story of youngsters finding themselves, Dil Chahta Hai set the stage for many contemporary Bollywood films when it premiered in 2001. The film is an exploration of mid-twenties angst and unrest, of following unconventional desires, and of finding happiness amidst the madness. Similar to Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara, it will remind you of your own friends, the fights you get in, and the unflinching way that you'll always be there for one another.
7. Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham (Sometimes Happiness, Sometimes Sadness) (2001)
Another classic film featuring Kajol and Shah Rukh Khan (one of Bollywood's most prominent on-screen duos of all time), Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham (K3G) is a tale of class warfare. When Rahul (Shah Rukh Khan) falls in love with Anjali (Kajol), his father (Amitabh Bachchan) forbids him from marrying her because of her lower economic status. Driven by love, Rahul disobeys his father and is banished from his household and from the family. K3G embodies the Indian value of respecting your elders even when they're wrong, and proves the idea that even the most stubborn people can come around when prodded by love. You'll laugh, you'll cry, and you'll most definitely find yourself Googling the songs later.
8. Dear Zindagi (Dear Life) (2016)
Director: Gauri Shinde
An elegant portrayal of depression in 21st century India, Dear Zindagi is a rare mainstream Bollywood film to touch on mental illness and the way it affects the inflicted. Explored via a series of therapy visits, Kaira (Alia Bhatt) explains her discontent with life to her therapist Jug (Shah Rukh Khan) who ultimately helps her see life through a new lens. Dear Zindagi is an important entry into the self-love canon, and will have you reconsidering your own life choices at movie's end.
9. Rang De Basanti (Color it Saffron (Yellow)) (2006)
Director: Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra
A foreign filmmaker casts a group of friends in her film about India's freedom fighters, but soon finds life mirroring art. After one of the friends is killed at the hands of the corrupt Indian government, the group trades in their passivity for the revolution. Rang de Basanti is about having love for your country even when it directly opposes your values, and in today's political climate it will ignite the fire within you to stand up and do something.
10. Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (The Big-Hearted Will Take Away the Bride)(1995)
Director: Aditya Chopra
No Bollywood list is complete without Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (affectionately referred to as DDLJ by those in the know)—the film is such a staple in India that a Mumbai theater has been screening the film for over 20 years. Simran (Kajol) and Raj (Shah Rukh Khan) meet and fall in love while in Europe, and upon returning to India, Raj must convince Simran's father to allow him to marry her. DDLJ distills every Bollywood prerequisite into one film, capturing the feelings of sweeping love, crushing loss and ultimate familial acceptance into one package.
Radhika Menon is a pop culture-obsessed writer and filmmaker living in New York City. Her work has appeared in NY Post's Decider, Brown Girl Magazine, and Syndicated. She is a proud alumna of the University of Michigan and is one-half of the comedic video duo, PromRad. She loves puns and thinks she's funny on Twitter.
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Health Officials Still Wary of Flu Pandemic After spending billions to prepare for a bird-flu pandemic, world health officials are in a holding pattern. But there are signs that the bird-flu virus is spreading in parts of the world. Authorities are now focusing on whether Indonesia — the most-affected nation — should share samples of the bird-flu virus with scientists and drugmakers from richer countries.
Health Officials Still Wary of Flu Pandemic
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And a dispute between rich and poor nations is blocking a vital effort to do that. NPR's Richard Knox reports.
RICHARD KNOX: Does that mean the world is moving closer to a pandemic? It depends on who you ask. Dr. Anthony Fauci is the U.S. government's top flu researcher.
ANTHONY FAUCI: There are those who say it's been around for 10 years and it hasn't happened yet. Therefore that just proves how difficult it is for it to happen. Then there's another school of thought that says, hey, you know, it hasn't happened, but why should we keep giving it the chance to happen?
KNOX: Here's David Nabarro, the United Nations chief flu coordinator, at a meeting in Washington this month.
DAVID NABARRO: We've got a bit of a plateauing. The number of human cases, which act as a sentinel, has slightly decreased. Human deaths have also decreased. There's a suggestion that the situation is not quite so serious.
KNOX: New international health regulations require countries to share samples of flu viruses. But Indonesia has refused to share new specimens of H5N1 as they arise. Dr. David Heymann is WHO's chief flu strategist.
DAVID HEYMANN: Well, Indonesia has shared about five different specimens or samples this year and from those specimens, one of them produced a virus.
KNOX: Heymann says the problem arose a year ago, when Indonesia's president asked the health minister to develop a stockpile of flu vaccine produced from an Indonesian strain of H5N1.
HEYMANN: When the minister went to procure that vaccine, she found that the price that was being asked of her was the same price that was being asked in industrialized countries. And she felt that this was an injustice.
KNOX: Nabarro says they worry that when a pandemic comes, the rich countries will say...
NABARRO: Sorry, we need all the spare vaccine that's around the place for our people. We're going to have very little to spare for you poorer countries.
KNOX: Richard Knox, NPR News.


Arm the passengers with leather armor and spears, have them attack from second rank.
After of course they use the "Fid SOP" for door opening.
@ Solo: realized I punked out, IIRC, hope to be back in early next week and make some suggestions to the Cap'n.
Found this as a picture for "Dirigible of Doom" seems an old Batman comic had such an adventure in it!
NOBODY has replied to my posting for a new player.
I hit up bobjester, but maybe genghisdon would be a good fit.
Sorry, I haven't gotten to involved yet to know to many people. Guess that would be a good project for me, lol.
Miss this game... real life has gotten hairy anyway, but this was fun!
Is there going to be a published module? It wasn't that sandbox-y.
No, no module is forthcoming. It's almost all in my head.
I miss it too, even though it was maddeningly slow. I'd love to run this in person.
I am guessing that nobody was able to find another person to take our missing person's spot?
This game was definitely interesting and if played again, whether in person or not, I have a lot better understanding of how to make my character and would be interested in running this again.


Aperture is also the easiest way to control depth of field. For those of you unsure of what depth of field is, it's the distance between the nearest and farthest objects in a scene that appear sharp in an image. So you need to focus carefully if you are shooting with a wider aperture (remember, smaller number) because less of the picture will be in focus.
The reason that depth of field (DOF) is helpful is that it can also be a great composition tool. Now you may be thinking, why wouldn't I want the whole image to be sharp? Well, if you look closely at the picture to the right, you will notice that the face is sharp but the feet are not. This helps to draw your eye immediately to the face. I shot this picture at a f/1.8.
Usually if you are shooting a scene then you want the whole image to be in focus. In this picture, the umbrella in the back and the flowers in the front are both pretty much in focus. I shot this beach scene at f/4.5.
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Dick Taylor started his career with school friends Mick Jagger and Keith Richards in a group they called the Rollin' Stones but left before they cut their first album to return to art school.
The next year, Dick and Phil May started the Pretty Things with whom he stayed until 1969 after the release of the now critically acclaimed but initially failed rock opera "S.F. Sorrow".
Taylor went on to produce, most notably the debut album of Hawkwind in 1970, before returning to the Pretty Things in 1979. He remains with the group today. The Pretty Things recently announced that they would be retiring from playing electric shows by the end of 2018.
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DANIELS told ALL ACCESS: "FRIDAY I graduated with my Masters MAPC, graduated Chi Sigma Iota Counseling Honor Society with a 3.7, which is a first for me. I may start my PhD in JANUARY. Then SATURDAY, we had our big COYOTE COUNTRY FEST concert. The show was a big success at ORLEANS ARENA!" Congratulate DANIELS on her many accomplishments here.


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Top 15 Fanciest McDonald's EVER
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Mike Phelps
Fancy probably isn't the first word you think of when it comes to McDonald's restaurants. However, there's more to it than just playgrounds and bright colors. The fast-food giant also boasts some pretty fancy and unique locations that are worth checking out, so here are the top 15 fanciest McDonald's EVER.
15. Ahoy There!
If you're familiar with McDonald's, then you're probably familiar with a fried fish sandwich called the Filet-o-Fish. But, did you know that the chain took this under-the-sea theme one step further in Freeport, Maine? In this seaside city, McDonald's turned a classic old house that used to be owned by a ship's captain – or a merchant, depending on who you ask – into a restaurant. McD's thought it would be cool to turn this house into one of its 36,000 locations and, they were right. This beautiful house is 150 years old and has seen a lot of historical events. Since it was converted into a restaurant in 1984, it has also made history as one of the fanciest McDonalds in the world. This fancy location with classic New England architecture will bring you back to the 19th century.
14. McPalace
If you really love McDonald's food, then maybe you already think that all their locations are palaces. But in Madrid, Spain, there's a location that actually looks like a palace. It's located on an elegant street with other palace-like structures that create a high-end looking city block. "High end" and McDonald's don't always go together, but in this case, it definitely works. But this McDonald's doesn't stop at just a fancy facade. This location goes the extra mile for its customers and offers fancy chocolate dusted cappuccinos. Fancy indeed. The McCafe menu usually consists of regular coffee drinks and pastries, but this particular cappuccino is not offered on the standard menu. Even if your local McDonald's isn't as fancy as this one, you can always hope for the chocolate dusted cappuccinos.
13. Art For Fast Food's Sake
Art Deco was a popular design style in the 1920s and 30s that influenced interior design as well as architecture. Buildings in the art deco tradition would have bright exteriors, sharp angles, and were often quite tall for the period. The Chrysler Building in Manhattan, New York, has been cited as a classic example of this style. However, you don't need to go to New York to find cool examples of this unique style. The next time you're in Melbourne, Australia, check out this McDonald's. It began life as the United Kingdom Hotel in 1938 but was turned into a restaurant after its closure in 1988. A lot of people would agree that this particular location is the most beautiful McDonald's in Melbourne, if not in the world. The three-story brick building represents the Art Deco era perfectly and is still very relevant and fancy even today.
12. The Plane! The Plane!
There's an old television program called Fantasy Island. The show starred a mysterious man on a tropical island who could seemingly make peoples' fantasies come to life. Starring Ricardo Montalban, he had a small assistant who used to yell "the plane! The plane!" when a new batch of guests landed on the island. Taupo, New Zealand, is sort of like a tropical island, and it has a plane that is now one of the world's fanciest McDonald's locations. Most people will agree that plane food is disgusting. However, this one might just be the exception to the rule. The decommissioned DC3 airplane is a classic piece of aerospace history that now houses the iconic Golden Arches. When McDonald's bought the land for a new location in 1990, the plane was already on the site. So McD's decided to buy it to attract customers – and it worked. And if your childhood dream was to visit the pilot in the cockpit, dream no more because you can now do it aboard this McDonald's plane!
11. Riverboat Ronald
The coach of the Washington Redskins football team is known as "Riverboat Ron" because of his penchant for taking chances. McDonald's probably didn't think it was taking much of a risk when it turned an old riverboat on the Missouri River into a fast-food restaurant. It's 40 years later, and the Riverboat McDonald's is still going strong in St. Louis. The city council was initially skeptical about allowing the fast-food chain to use the location because they thought it might cost the city valuable tourism dollars. However, it turns out their fears were completely unfounded, and the restaurant pays about $100,000 in taxes to the city every year. So, in this case, it looks like everybody won when McDonald's decided to put one of its fanciest restaurants in the Gateway to the West.
10. McTrains
Trains used to be a very popular mode of transportation, but now they are mostly relegated to cargo and commuter models. McDonald's came up with an interesting use of some old train cars in Tennessee. Instead of rotting away in some old rail yard, the cars have been refurbished to accommodate customers enjoying their Big Macs and fries. Train lovers and burger lovers alike flock to this fancy McDonald's location to enjoy their favorite fast food as well as a bit Americana. If the idea of old train cars sounds ambitious, then you'll love what a German franchisee came up with – a McDonald's car on a working train. This idea was to have what was essentially a mini McDonald's inside a train car. This "McTrain" operated from 1993 to 1995, but it was too expensive to operate and has since become part of German fast-food history.
9. McDonald's On 42nd Street
The McDonald's in Times Square is arguably one of the most iconic locations yet. Built to look like a vintage theater, this McD's showcases glamor in all of its splendor. Even though you pay a little more for your food here than at other McDonald's, the decor alone made it worth while. However, the city that never sleeps was ravaged by the effects of the global pandemic that struck in early 2020. The government-mandated lockdowns in places like New York were particularly hard on restaurants, and the fancy McDonald's on 42nd Street was forced closed in June 2020. The official story is that the fast-food giant had already planned to close the iconic location before the arrival of the pandemic, so apparently, we would've lost it anyway. What a shame.
8. Buns and Circuses
Las Vegas is known for the Vegas Strip dotted with lights and glamour. You might even say it's neon-fancy. The Circus Circus Casino is pretty fancy in its own right, but it's not the only thing that stands out on the strip. McDonald's constructed the biggest McDonald's in Las Vegas, right next to the unique casino. The more than 8,000 square foot restaurant draws in huge numbers of customers – they must be hungry from all that gambling. TV screens broadcast something called the "McDonald's channel." The modern decorum is often compared to a Starbucks – in a good way. Two separate kitchens are needed to keep this fancy location operating smoothly 24 hours a day. We all can't be lucky in Las Vegas, but we can all get our fancy McDonald's fix.
7. Funnest Place On Earth
The city of Orlando, Florida, is mostly associated with a little amusement park called Disney World. However, this sprawling piece of magic built on dreams and swampland isn't the only giant attraction in those parts. Orlando is known as the city with the largest McDonald's in the world and boasts 19,000 square feet of fancy fast-food fun. All those park goers get hungry on the drive back to their hotels and stop in for a bite and a crack at the fun center. This larger-than-life McDonald's features a 30 foot tall Ronald McDonald and a host of games and activities, like an arcade and a bowling alley. The three stories of food and fun is open 24 hours a day to accommodate the never-ending stream of tourists that flock to the Orlando area to visit the theme parks. Disney parks might be the happiest places on earth, but this McDonald's, if not the fanciest, might be one of the funnest places on earth.
6. Back To The Diner
There are a lot of iconic scenes in the hit comedy Back to the Future starring Michael J. Fox. One of the best would have to be the throwback to the classic 1950's diner. Des Plaines, Illinois, would be perfect if you wanted to take a little journey back in time, without actually having to go back in time! This was the home of a museum replica of the very first McDonald's restaurant and was called the No. 1 Store Museum. This location offered vintage artifacts like posters and even some red and white tiles from the original store. Unfortunately, due to the expense of maintaining this property, it was closed in 2018 and then demolished. This fancy location deserved to survive, but hopefully, the tiles and other memorabilia found their way to other locations to be preserved.
5. Mt. McDonald's
Olympic Park, London was built for the 2012 Summer Olympic Games for athletes from around the world to showcase their super talents. One of the cool things about the construction project is that parts of it became famous almost overnight. McDonald's was the official food sponsor of the Games, and since it operated a very fancy restaurant in Olympic Park, it has since become a big tourist attraction. Even though McDonald's operated the location for only six weeks, it made quite an impression. The restaurant itself was recycled with many of the materials being reused for other projects. Even the cooking oil was recycled and used in biofuel to power McDonald's delivery vehicles. Although this might not be as fancy as other McDonald's we've seen, it was still a pretty huge one!
4. McShiny
If you ever find yourself in the vibrant city of Ulsan, South Korea, you might want to take a little side trip to visit this iconic and gigantic McDonald's. One of the interesting things about this location is that it was designed primarily as a drive-thru location. What makes it magnificent is the giant wing-like covering that hangs over the restaurant. Not only is it a drive-thru, but it's also a gas station. It's very convenient to be able to pick up tasty fast food meals and fill up your tank at the same time. This fancy McDonald's structure is airy with shiny, high rooftops and plenty of neon lights that glow bright well into the night – ready to welcome customers anytime they get hungry. This fast food location/gas station is a good idea, and there's no reason that it shouldn't catch on in the United States. Ok, so the gas pumps might not be a very fancy aspect of this McDonald's, but it makes a lot of sense. Who wouldn't want to enjoy their favorite burger and fries while filling up your gas tank?
3. Keep It, Fancy
Porto, Portugal might not be at the top of your list when you think of fast-food, but McDonald's makes the grade. This picturesque European town boasts one of the fanciest McDonald's locations in all of the world. The fast-food giant pulled out all the stops and outfitted this location with crystal chandeliers and stained glass windows. It really does look like something out of a storybook. One of the first things you notice when you walk in is the Art Deco style; the ornate friezes adorning the ceiling, and most famously, the massive stained glass window behind the counter. The stained glass window is the centerpiece of this McD's and was made by Portuguese artist Ricardo Leone. Not only is this McDonald's beautiful, but it also serves a lot of delicious, exclusive menu items, like a "Miami Burger" that promises to taste like America. You can also order butternut squash soup and finish your meal with specialty Portuguese pastries, all in one of the world's fanciest McDonald's.
2. The Food Is Out There
A lot of people believe in the existence of extra-terrestrials. Recent disclosures by the U.S. government seem to suggest there could be something to all of the sightings and blurry photographs. Either way, the people at McDonald's aren't waiting around to find out. Rosewell, New Mexico, the location of a rumored UFO crash in 1947, has a Mickey D's that was designed to look like a spaceship. There is a lot of glass, metal, and neon lights in this "McSpaceship" that mostly looks like it was inspired by a love of disco. Perhaps surprisingly, this fancy McDonald's in the New Mexico desert wasn't built until the 1990s, even though the area had been known as a famous UFO hot spot for decades. Thousands of people make their way to this area to soak up the extraterrestrial ambiance and visit the out of this world McDonald's. The building itself is very cool, but there are also pieces of art, signs, and even statues of little green aliens to make your experience complete.
1. Happiest Place On Earth
We know that Disneyland likes to bill itself as the happiest place on earth, but the people at McDonald's' might have had something to say about that. Many people from earlier generations had a McDonald's experience of a different era. 1979 saw McD's roll out the very first Happy Meals featuring McDonaldland cookies, and cool toys. They also used to offer that awesome orange drink – or more like, neon orange drink! The little cardboard Happy Meal boxes were colorful and covered with fun games, puzzles, and jokes to entertain kids as they ate their burger and fries. Well believe it or not, Dallas, Texas once boasted a McDonald's location that was shaped just like one of these classic Happy Meal boxes. Sadly, perhaps due to pressure from people who hate it when other people have fun, McDonald's decided to remodel this location. So it now looks just like a regular McDonald's instead of an awesome, fancy, stand out location. This is sad, but while it lasted, it was definitely one of the most humorous McDonald's locations around.
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package apiserver

import (
	"net/http"

	"github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes/pkg/api"
	"github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes/pkg/httplog"
	"github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes/pkg/runtime"
)

type RedirectHandler struct {
	storage map[string]RESTStorage
	codec   runtime.Codec
}

func (r *RedirectHandler) ServeHTTP(w http.ResponseWriter, req *http.Request) {
	ctx := api.NewContext()
	parts := splitPath(req.URL.Path)
	if len(parts) != 2 || req.Method != "GET" {
		notFound(w, req)
		return
	}
	resourceName := parts[0]
	id := parts[1]
	storage, ok := r.storage[resourceName]
	if !ok {
		httplog.LogOf(req, w).Addf("'%v' has no storage object", resourceName)
		notFound(w, req)
		return
	}

	redirector, ok := storage.(Redirector)
	if !ok {
		httplog.LogOf(req, w).Addf("'%v' is not a redirector", resourceName)
		notFound(w, req)
		return
	}

	location, err := redirector.ResourceLocation(ctx, id)
	if err != nil {
		status := errToAPIStatus(err)
		writeJSON(status.Code, r.codec, status, w)
		return
	}

	w.Header().Set("Location", location)
	w.WriteHeader(http.StatusTemporaryRedirect)
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Sold exclusively via the beyerdynamic online store, the new entry-level in-ear headphones Beat BYRD amaze with clear sound, a powerful bass – and they simply look great with their durable, orange cable. They are already branded with the new beyerdynamic look and carry the distinctive Y signet that will be featured on many products made by the audio experts from Heilbronn in the future. Like all of the new BYRD models, their casing is designed to be ultra-flat, so they do not protrude from the auricle and will not press on the ear even when the user is lying on their side. This makes the BYRD series perfect for relaxed listening pleasure as well as sportive activities.
The wired highlight of the BYRD series are the new premium in-ear headphones Soul BYRD. This high-quality all-rounder offers perfectly balanced sound, rich musical details and a sonic clarity that will amaze every music lover. As it is the case with the other BYRD models, the casing of the Soul BYRD has been perfectly tailored to the human ear by the experts at beyerdynamic for best convenience without compromising sound quality. Exquisite materials, stylish design and reliable durability render the Soul BYRD an ideal companion. It embodies true perfection in every detail, beginning with the decorative plates made from anodised and glass-bead blasted aluminium to the high-quality cable that absorbs friction noises and stays clear of deformations even under everyday stress.
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They signify the ideal fusion of absolute freedom and perfect comfort: the wireless beyerdynamic Blue BYRD are outstanding Bluetooth® premium in-ear headsets. Like their wired sibling Soul BYRD, they offer stylish design, best convenience and perfect craftsmanship. First-grade listening pleasure, every day and everywhere – with Blue BYRD by beyerdynamic, this promise becomes reality. Their battery lifetime of up to six hours makes these headphones great mobile companions that can be recharged quickly via USB type C.
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Currently, the condition is treated using laser surgery, but this isn't an ideal solution, because glasses are often still required for reading in a dim light. And because the lasers work by removing part of the cornea, which allows it to be reshaped, the problem reoccurs once the cornea has flattened itself out again over time.
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The Raindrop is a minuscule implant made from a water-based substance called hydrogel, which is what contact lenses are made from. It's about the size of a pinhead, and it's inserted inside the cornea to slightly and permanently increase its curvature to improve its focus. The first implantations of the Raindrop have been carried out recently in a clinic in Warwickshire, England.
"Anaesthetic droplets are inserted so the patient remains conscious throughout as the inlay is inserted into a flap in the cornea, the clear part at the front of the eye. The inlay corrects near and medium vision by adjusting the curvature of the cornea, causing its central section to become slightly steeper. The procedure costs £2,495 [ 4,445] and is not currently available on the NHS [National Health Service].


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text:
//
//  CIOV2Client.h
//  CIOAPIClient
//
//  Created by Alex Pretzlav on 7/28/15.
//  Copyright (c) 2015 Context.io. All rights reserved.
//

#import "CIOAPIClient.h"

NS_ASSUME_NONNULL_BEGIN

@interface CIOV2Client : CIOAPIClient

/**
 Initializes a `CIOV2Client` object with the specified consumer key and secret. If a previously-authenticated consumer
 key is provided, its authentcation information will be restored from the keychain.

 @param consumerKey The consumer key for the API client. This argument must not be `nil`.
 @param consumerSecret The consumer secret for the API client. This argument must not be `nil`.

 @return The newly-initialized API client
 */
- (instancetype)initWithConsumerKey:(NSString *)consumerKey consumerSecret:(NSString *)consumerSecret;

/**
 Initializes a `CIOV2Client` object with the specified consumer key and secret, and additionally token and token
 secret. Use this method if you have already obtained a token and token secret on your own, and do not wish to use the
 built-in keychain storage.

 @param consumerKey The consumer key for the API client. This argument must not be `nil`.
 @param consumerSecret The consumer secret for the API client. This argument must not be `nil`.
 @param token The auth token for the API client.
 @param tokenSecret The auth token secret for the API client.
 @param accountID The account ID the client should use to construct requests.

 @return The newly-initialized API client
 */
- (instancetype)initWithConsumerKey:(NSString *)consumerKey
                     consumerSecret:(NSString *)consumerSecret
                              token:(nullable NSString *)token
                        tokenSecret:(nullable NSString *)tokenSecret
                          accountID:(nullable NSString *)accountID;

#pragma mark - Working With Accounts

/**
 *   Retrieves the current account's details.
 *
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)getAccount;

/**
 *  Modify the current account's info.
 *
 *  @param firstName new first name, optional
 *  @param lastName  new last name, optional
 *
 *  @return request to modify the account
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)updateAccountWithFirstName:(nullable NSString *)firstName lastName:(nullable NSString *)lastName;

/**
 *  Deletes the current account.
 *
 *
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)deleteAccount;

#pragma mark - Contacts

/**
 Retrieves the account's contacts.

 */
- (CIOContactsRequest *)getContacts;

/**
 Retrieves the contact with the specified email.

 @param email The email address of the contact you would like to retrieve.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)getContactWithEmail:(NSString *)email;

#pragma mark Contacts/Files

/**
 List files exchanged with a contact.

 This call returns the latest attachments exchanged with one or more email addresses. By "exchanged with Mr. X" we mean any file attached to an email received from Mr. X, sent to Mr. X or sent by anyone to both Mr. X and the mailbox owner.

 @see You can get list of messages with more precise filtering using a combination of the to, from and cc filters by using `getFiles`.

 @param email The email address of the contact for which you would like to retrieve associated messages.
 */
- (CIOArrayRequest *)getFilesForContactWithEmail:(NSString *)email;

#pragma mark Contacts/Messages

/**
 Listing messages where a contact is present

 This call returns the latest email messages exchanged with one or more email addresses. By "exchanged with Mr. X" we mean any email received from Mr. X, sent to Mr. X or sent by anyone to both Mr. X and the mailbox owner.

 @see You can get list of messages with more precise filtering using a combination of the to, from and cc filters using `getMessages`.

 @param email Email address of a contact
 */
- (CIOArrayRequest *)getMessagesForContactWithEmail:(NSString *)email;

#pragma mark Contacts/Threads

/**
 Listing threads where a contact is present

 This call returns the latest email threads exchanged with one or more email addresses. By "exchanged with Mr. X" we mean any email received from Mr. X, sent to Mr. X or sent by anyone to both Mr. X and the mailbox owner.

 @see `getThreads`, you can get list of messages with more precise filtering using a combination of the to, from and cc filters

 @param email Email address of a contact
 */
- (CIOArrayRequest *)getThreadsForContactWithEmail:(NSString *)email;

#pragma mark - Email Addresses

/**
 List of email addressed used by an account

 List your configured user account emails.
 */
- (CIOArrayRequest *)getEmailAddresses;

/**
 Add a new email addresses as an alias for an account

 @param email The email address you would like to associate with the account.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)addEmailAddress:(NSString *)email;

/**
 Updates the details of a particular email address.

 @param email The email address for which you would like to update details.
 @param primary Set to `YES` to make this email address the primary one for the account
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)updateEmailAddressWithEmail:(NSString *)email primary:(BOOL)primary;

/**
 Disassociates a particular email address from the account.

 @param email The email address you would like to disassociate from the account.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)deleteEmailAddressWithEmail:(NSString *)email;

#pragma mark - Files

/**

 List details of files found as email attachments.

 @see `CIOFilesRequest` and `CIOSearchRequest` for a description of the possible parameters you can pass in this method.

 @see https://context.io/docs/2.0/accounts/files
 */
- (CIOFilesRequest *)getFiles;

/**
 Retrieves details about the file with the specified id.

 @param fileID The id of the file you would like to retrieve.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)getDetailsOfFileWithID:(NSString *)fileID;

#pragma mark Files/Changes

/**
 List of files that can be compared with a given file

 @param fileID The id of the file for which you would like to retrieve changes.
 */
- (CIOArrayRequest *)getChangesForFileWithID:(NSString *)fileID;

#pragma mark Files/Content

/**
 Retrieves a public facing URL that can be used to download a particular file.

 @param fileID The id of the file that you would like to download.
 */
- (CIOStringRequest *)getContentsURLForFileWithID:(NSString *)fileID;

/**
 Retrieves the contents of a particular file.

 @param fileID The id of the file that you would like to download.
 */
- (CIORequest *)downloadContentsOfFileWithID:(NSString *)fileID;

#pragma mark Files/Related

/**
 Retrieves other files associated with a particular file.

 Returns a list of files that are related to the given file. Currently, relation between files is based on how similar their names are.

 @param fileID The id of the file for which you would like to retrieve associated files.
 */
- (CIOArrayRequest *)getRelatedForFileWithID:(NSString *)fileID;

#pragma mark Files/Revisions

/**
 Retrieves the revisions of a particular file.

 Returns a list of revisions attached to other emails in the mailbox for a given file.

 Two files are considered revisions of the same document if their file names are identical outside of revision indicators such as dates, author initials, version numbers and keywords like "final" or "draft".

 @param fileID The id of the file for which you would like to retrieve revisions.
 */
- (CIOArrayRequest *)getRevisionsForFileWithID:(NSString *)fileID;

#pragma mark - Messages

/**
 List email messages for an account.

 https://context.io/docs/2.0/accounts/messages

 @see `CIOMessagesRequest` and `CIOSearchRequest` for possible parameters to use in this call.
 */
- (CIOMessagesRequest *)getMessages;

/**
 Get file, contact and other information about a given email message.

 @see `CIOMessageRequest` for optional parameters you can set on this request.

 @param messageID Unique id of a message. This can be the message_id or email_message_id property of the message. The gmail_message_id (prefixed with gm-) can also be used.
 */
- (CIOMessageRequest *)getMessageWithID:(NSString *)messageID;

/**
 Copy or move a message

 This call allows you to copy or move a message between folders. If there are more than one sources on the account, you can use this call to copy/move the message between these sources. In this case, the `dst_label` parameter must identify the source you want to message to be copied/moved to. See `CIOMessageUpdateRequest` for further optional parameters.

 Have a look at `getFoldersForMessageWithID:` to get a more flexible way to manage which folders a message should appear in.

 @see `getFoldersForMessageWithID:`
 @see `CIOMessageUpdateRequest`

 @param messageID Unique id of a message. This can be the message_id or email_message_id property of the message. The gmail_message_id (prefixed with gm-) can also be used.

 @param destinationFolder The folder within `dst_source` the message should be copied to
 */
- (CIOMessageUpdateRequest *)updateMessageWithID:(NSString *)messageID
                               destinationFolder:(NSString *)destinationFolder;

/**
 Deletes the message with the specified id.

 @discussion
For standard IMAP accounts

 The `DELETE` method will delete messages from the source email server. In IMAP-speak, it will set the `\\Deleted` flag on the message and then call the `EXPUNGE` command.

 Once this is done, the message is gone forever, there's no way to bring it back.

The `EXPUNGE` command removes all messages in that folder that have the `\\Deleted` flag set. If you want to avoid that, you can simply mark the message as deleted.

For Gmail and Google Apps accounts

 For Gmail and Google Apps mailboxes, setting the `\\Deleted` flag and calling the `EXPUNGE` command is equivalent to removing a "label" and results in that message still showing up in the "All Mail" folder and other labels also assigned to the message. See this Gmail Support entry for details: http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=78755

 So, if you call the `DELETE` method on a message we assume it's because you wanted that message deleted. Therefore, what actually happens for Gmail or Google Apps messages is we move it to the "[Gmail]/Trash" folder.

 @param messageID Unique id of a message. This can be the message_id or email_message_id property of the message. The gmail_message_id (prefixed with gm-) can also be used.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)deleteMessageWithID:(NSString *)messageID;

#pragma mark Messages/Body

/**
 Fetch the message body of a given email.

 https://context.io/docs/2.0/accounts/messages/body

Retrieving attachments

 This call only returns text portions of messages, attachments aren't included. To get a list of attachments on the message, look for the files property in the response of a message instance. To download the content of these attachments, use the files/content call

On-demand data retrieval

 Since we do not keep full copies of emails on our servers, this call triggers a connection to the IMAP server to fetch the message. One thing to point out is we do fetch messages in such a way that large files attached to a message won't make any difference in the response time.

 @see `getMessageWithID:` If you want to fetch headers, body and flags for a given message, you can use the related include_* GET parameters on `CIOMessageRequest` to get them all in a single call.

 @param messageID Unique id of a message. This can be the message_id or email_message_id property of the message. The gmail_message_id (prefixed with gm-) can also be used.
 @param type Many emails are sent with both rich text and plain text versions in the message body and by default, the response of this call will include both. It is possible to only get either the plain or rich text version by setting the `type` parameter to `text/plain` or `text/html` respectively.
 */
- (CIOArrayRequest *)getBodyForMessageWithID:(NSString *)messageID type:(nullable NSString *)type;

#pragma mark Messages/Flags

/**
 Retrieves the flags for a particular message.

 The Flags resource allows you set to retrieve and set flags that indicate, among others, if the message has been read.

 You can find detailed explanation about each IMAP message flags here: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3501#section-2.3.2.

 https://context.io/docs/2.0/accounts/messages/flags

On-demand data retrieval

 To ensure up-to-date values, flags are not cached by Context.IO. This call triggers a connection to the IMAP server to fetch the current message flags before it returns.

 @param messageID Unique id of a message. This can be the message_id or email_message_id property of the message. The gmail_message_id (prefixed with gm-) can also be used.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)getFlagsForMessageWithID:(NSString *)messageID;

/**
 Updates the flags for a particular message.

 @param messageID The id of the message for which you would like to update the flags.
 @param flags A `CIOMessageFlags` object which defines which flags to add or remove from the message
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)updateFlagsForMessageWithID:(NSString *)messageID flags:(CIOMessageFlags *)flags;

#pragma mark Messages/Folders

/**
 Retrieves the folders for a particular message.

 Note that for Gmail and Google Apps, this resource maps to the "labels" assigned to the message.

 https://context.io/docs/2.0/accounts/messages/folders

 @param messageID The id of the message for which you would like to retrieve the folders.
 */
- (CIOArrayRequest *)getFoldersForMessageWithID:(NSString *)messageID;

/**
 Updates the folders for a particular message.

 While you can copy/move a message in a given folder with the POST method on a given message, this allows a more flexible way to add or remove folder(s) a message should appear in.

 @warning This SDK does not currently support adding or removing more than one folder in a single API call.

 @param messageID Unique id of a message. This can be the message_id or email_message_id property of the message. The gmail_message_id (prefixed with gm-) can also be used.
 @param addFolder    New folder this thread should appear in.
 @param removeFolder Folder this thread should be removed from.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)updateFoldersForMessageWithID:(NSString *)messageID addToFolder:(nullable NSString *)addFolder removeFromFolder:(nullable NSString *)removeFolder;

/**
 Set folders a message should appear

 TODO: This is currently getting OAuth signing errors. Needs more investigation.

 @param messageID Unique id of a message. This can be the message_id or email_message_id property of the message. The gmail_message_id (prefixed with gm-) can also be used.
 @param folderNames         Array of IMAP folder names
 @param symbolicFolderNames Array of 'Special-use attribute of a folder (if and only if the server supports it and applicable to this folder)'
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)setFoldersForMessageWithID:(NSString *)messageID folderNames:(NSArray *)folderNames symbolicFolderNames:(NSArray *)symbolicFolderNames;

#pragma mark Messages/Headers

/**
 Complete headers of a given email message

 https://context.io/docs/2.0/accounts/messages/headers

 Note that you only need to specify either the name or symbolic_name property for each folder the message must appear in.

On-demand data retrieval

 Since we do not keep full copies of emails on our servers, this call triggers a connection to the IMAP server to fetch the message headers.

Why are all values in arrays?

 It is very common to have more than one occurrence of some headers so for those, an array makes obvious sense, for the rest, yes, we could have left them as plain old strings. However, it would be seriously annoying to always test whether the value for a given header is an array or a string whevener you want to access it. Putting everything in strings makes it easy to uniformly access them.

 @param messageID Unique id of a message. This can be the message_id or email_message_id property of the message. The gmail_message_id (prefixed with gm-) can also be used.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)getHeadersForMessageWithID:(NSString *)messageID;

/**
 Complete headers of a given email message as a raw string

 @param messageID Unique id of a message. This can be the message_id or email_message_id property of the message. The gmail_message_id (prefixed with gm-) can also be used.
 */
- (CIOStringRequest *)getRawHeadersForMessageWithID:(NSString *)messageID;

#pragma mark Messages/Source

/**
 Returns the raw RFC-822 message source for the message (including attachments) with no parsing or decoding to any portions of the message.

 @param messageID The id of the message for which you would like to retrieve the source.
 */
- (CIORequest *)getSourceForMessageWithID:(NSString *)messageID;

#pragma mark Messages/Thread

/**
 List other messages in the same thread as a given message

 This returns an array with the same structure as getting information on a single message for every message in the thread.

 @param messageID The id of the message for which you would like to retrieve the thread.
 */
- (CIOMessageThreadRequest *)getThreadForMessageWithID:(NSString *)messageID;

#pragma mark - Sources

/**
 List IMAP sources assigned for an account.

Multiple sources on a single account

 You can have more than one source for a single account. In this case, data from all these sources are merged and considered as one data set on which the other accounts sub-resources interact.

 In other words, this is meant to handle users of your application with than one email account who always wants your application to show data from all of these accounts as if they were one.

 If you want to be able to query IMAP sources separately, create two accounts (one for each IMAP source)

 */
- (CIOSourcesRequest *)getSources;

/**
 Creates a new source under the account. Note: It is usually preferred to use
 `-beginAuthForProviderType:callbackURLString:params:` to add a new source to the account.

 @see `CIOCreateSourceRequest` for futher optional parameters to this request.

 @param email The primary email address used to receive emails in this account.
 @param server Name or IP of the IMAP server, eg. imap.gmail.com
 @param username The username used to authenticate an IMAP connection. On some servers, this is the same thing as the primary email address.
 @param useSSL Set to `YES` if you want SSL encryption to be used when opening connections to the IMAP server. Any other value will be considered as "do not use SSL"
 @param port Port number to connect to on the server. Keep in mind that most IMAP servers will have one port for standard connection and another one for encrypted connection (see `use-ssl` parameter)
 @param type Currently, the only supported type is IMAP
 */
- (CIOSourceCreateRequest *)createSourceWithEmail:(NSString *)email
                                           server:(NSString *)server
                                         username:(NSString *)username
                                           useSSL:(BOOL)useSSL
                                             port:(NSInteger)port
                                             type:(NSString *)type;

/**
 Get parameters and status for an IMAP source.

 @param sourceLabel The label property of the source instance. You can use `@"0"` as an alias for the first source of an account.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)getSourceWithLabel:(NSString *)sourceLabel;

/**
 Modify a data source on a given account

 @param sourceLabel The label property of the source instance. You can use `@"0"` as an alias for the first source of an account.
 */
- (CIOSourceModifyRequest *)updateSourceWithLabel:(NSString *)sourceLabel;

/**
 Deletes the source with the specified label.

 @param sourceLabel The label property of the source instance. You can use `@"0"` as an alias for the first source of an account.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)deleteSourceWithLabel:(NSString *)sourceLabel;

#pragma mark Sources/Folders

/**
 Returns folders existing in a given IMAP account.

 @param sourceLabel           The label property of the source instance. You can use `@"0"` as an alias for the first source of an account.
 @param includeExtendedCounts Set to `YES` to include extended counts in the result (for now, the only extended count supported is number of unseen messages). Since counts must be retrieved from the IMAP server, expect a performance hit when setting this parameter.
 @param noCache               Set to `YES` to fetch the folder list directly from the IMAP server. Since data must be retrieved from the IMAP server, expect a performance hit when setting this parameter.

 */
- (CIOArrayRequest *)getFoldersForSourceWithLabel:(NSString *)sourceLabel
                            includeExtendedCounts:(BOOL)includeExtendedCounts
                                          noCache:(BOOL)noCache;

/**
 Returns information about a given folder. This call exposes IMAP related attributes and other information for a given folder.

 @param folderPath            The full folder path using / as the path hierarchy delimiter.
 @param sourceLabel           The label property of the source instance. You can use `@"0"` as an alias for the first source of an account.
 @param includeExtendedCounts Set to `YES` to include extended counts in the result (for now, the only extended count supported is number of unseen messages). Since counts must be retrieved from the IMAP server, expect a performance hit when setting this parameter.
 @param delim               If `/` isn't fancy enough as a hierarchy delimiter when specifying the folder you want to obtain, you're free to use what you want, just make sure you set this delim parameter to tell us what you're using.

 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)getFolderWithPath:(NSString *)folderPath
                                sourceLabel:(NSString *)sourceLabel
                      includeExtendedCounts:(BOOL)includeExtendedCounts
                                      delim:(nullable NSString *)delim;

/**
 Create a folder on an IMAP source. A new folder can be added to an IMAP source by PUTting the desired path under the sources/folders resource.

Working with server-specific hierarchy delimiters

 IMAP servers are free to use the character they want as the folder hierarchy delimiter. The bad news is they don't use the same. The good news is you don't need to know this, we take care of it.

Then what is that delim parameter for?

 Good question. By default, we expect you to specify the folder hierarchy using `/` as the hierarchy delimiter. For example, to create a folder called `my folder` under the folder `base folder`, you would call:

 `PUT /2.0/accounts/<id>/sources/<label>/folders/base+folder/my+folder`
 No matter what's the actual hierarchy delimiter the IMAP server expects, this call will work. However, say you need to use another character as the delimiter, here's how you'd do it:

 `PUT /2.0/accounts/<id>/sources/<label>/folders/base+folder.my+folder?delim=.`

 Both examples above are equivalent and will have the same result no matter what the IMAP server expects as the actual hierarchy delimiter.

 @param folderPath  The full folder path using / as the path hierarchy delimiter.
 @param sourceLabel The label property of the source instance. You can use `@"0"` as an alias for the first source of an account.
 @param delim       If / isn't fancy enough as a hierarchy delimiter when specifying the folder you want to create, you're free to use what you want, just make sure you set this delim parameter to tell us what you're using.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)createFolderWithPath:(NSString *)folderPath
                                   sourceLabel:(NSString *)sourceLabel
                                         delim:(nullable NSString *)delim;

/**
 Permanently removes a folder from the IMAP source

 This clears out all messages in the folder and CAN'T BE UNDONE. See IMAP specs for more information.

 @see http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3501#section-6.3.4

 @param folderPath The path of the folder you would like to delete.
 @param sourceLabel The label property of the source instance. You can use `@"0"` as an alias for the first source of an account.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)deleteFolderWithPath:(NSString *)folderPath sourceLabel:(NSString *)sourceLabel;

#pragma mark Sources/Folders/Expunge

/**
 Runs an `EXPUNGE` command on the email server. With this call, you can explicitly tell the email server to remove messages that are flagged for deletion. This will delete them permanently.

 @param folderPath  The full folder path using `/` as the path hierarchy delimiter.
 @param sourceLabel The label property of the source instance. You can use `@"0"` as an alias for the first source of an account.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)expungeFolderWithPath:(NSString *)folderPath
                                    sourceLabel:(NSString *)sourceLabel;

#pragma mark Sources/Folders/Messages

/**
 This call returns the same message data as the messages resource but instead of returning whatever is available from the metadata index we maintain, it checks the IMAP server for new messages and includes thoses in the response.

 The advantage is a list of message that reflects what's on the IMAP server at the moment the call is made vs. what was there the last time we synched with it. The downside is longer response time, a restricted set of parameters to filter results, and the fact the listing only works on a per-folder basis instead of all messages in the account.

 @see `CIOFolderMessagesRequest` for more optional parameters with this request.

 @warning This call will synchronously check the IMAP server for new emails and fetch them to update the index before sending the response. Don't expect to get a response in less than 1 second.

 @param folderPath  The full folder path using `/` as the path hierarchy delimiter.
 @param sourceLabel The label property of the source instance. You can use `@"0"` as an alias for the first source of an account.
 */
- (CIOFolderMessagesRequest *)getMessagesForFolderWithPath:(NSString *)folderPath
                                               sourceLabel:(NSString *)sourceLabel;

#pragma mark Sources/Sync

/**
 Sync status of a data source. This returns timestamps for the last time the source has been synced with the origin mailbox.

 @param sourceLabel The label property of the source instance. You can use `@"0"` as an alias for the first source of an account.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)getSyncStatusForSourceWithLabel:(NSString *)sourceLabel;

/**
 Trigger a sync of a data source. This will start a sync job for the source.

 @param sourceLabel The label property of the source instance. You can use `@"0"` as an alias for the first source of an account.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)forceSyncForSourceWithLabel:(NSString *)sourceLabel;

#pragma mark - Sync

/**
 Sync status for all sources of the account. This returns timestamps for the last time a source has been synced with the origin mailbox.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)getSyncStatusForAllSources;

/**
 Trigger a sync of all sources on the account. This will start a sync job for all sources under the account.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)forceSyncForAllSources;

#pragma mark - Threads

/**
 List threads on an account.

 */
- (CIOThreadsRequest *)getThreads;

/**
 Returns files, contacts and messages on a given thread

 The purpose of this call is to allow Gmail extensions to easily retrieve data when users's load a conversation in the Gmail UI. Hence, threads are identified by the value of their Gmail thread prefixed with "gm-".

 For example, if the URL of a conversation in the Gmail UI is https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#mbox/13119ab37f00b826, you would obtain the details about this thread by calling `[client getThreadWithId:@"gm-13119ab37f00b826"];`.

What about threads on non-Gmail mailboxes?

 You can retrieve thread information for any message using `getThreadForMessageWithID:`.

 @param threadID A `gmail_thread_id` prefixed with `gm-`
 */
- (CIOThreadRequest *)getThreadWithID:(NSString *)threadID;

/**
 Delete a thread

 @param threadID A `gmail_thread_id` prefixed with `gm-`
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)deleteThreadWithID:(NSString *)threadID;

#pragma mark Threads/Folders

/**
 Add/remove thread to/from a folder

 You can add or remove a thread to or from a folder (or a gmail label) with this call. It does not impact the other folders that the thread is in.

 @see https://context.io/docs/2.0/accounts/threads/folders

 @param threadID    A `gmail_thread_id` prefixed with `gm-`
 @param addFolder    New folder this thread should appear in.
 @param removeFolder Folder this thread should be removed from.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)updateFoldersForThreadWithID:(NSString *)threadID addToFolder:(nullable NSString *)addFolder removeFromFolder:(nullable NSString *)removeFolder;

/**
 Sets folders that should be applied to this thread

 Sets the folders (or Gmail labels) that should be applied to this thread. Unlike the POST call which allows you to remove the thread from a given folder or add it to another without impacting other folders, this overwrites current folder assignation of the thread with what you set.

 TODO: This is currently getting OAuth signing errors. Needs more investigation.

 @param threadID    A `gmail_thread_id` prefixed with `gm-`
 @param folderNames         Array of Gmail Label names folder names
 @param symbolicFolderNames Array of 'Special-use attribute of a folder (if and only if the server supports it and applicable to this folder)'
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)setFoldersForThreadWithID:(NSString *)threadID folderNames:(nullable NSArray *)folderNames symbolicFolderNames:(nullable NSArray *)symbolicFolderNames;

#pragma mark - Discovery

/**
 Attempts to discover IMAP settings for a given email address

 https://context.io/docs/2.0/discovery

 This is useful when you want to add an email account under your API key and you'd like to make the settings easier to fill by the user with pre-populated data.

 This will also figure out if OAuth2 over IMAP is available.

 @see https://developers.google.com/gmail/oauth_overview?csw=1

 @param sourceType The type of source you want to discover settings for. Right now, the only supported source type is `IMAP`.
 @param email      An email address you want to discover IMAP settings for. Make sure `source_type` is set to `IMAP`.
 */
- (CIODictionaryRequest *)getSettingsForSourceType:(NSString *)sourceType email:(NSString *)email;

@end

NS_ASSUME_NONNULL_END


Book retailer Foyles has posted a slump in profits due to construction works impacting sales at its Charing Cross branch as it plans to open a new flagship store less than 100 metres away.
For the year to June 30, 2012, pre-tax profits fell 25.5% to £152,552 but sales edged up almost 3% to £23.5m.
Foyles revealed it is a fourth year of profitable trading for the retailer but said footfall, and therefore sales, at its Charing Cross branch had been hit due to the development of Tottenham Court Road station. It added that this fall had been "partially offset by above-budget trading" at its Westfield Stratford City store.
The five-store retailer said its other London branches traded "satisfactorily".
Foyles is planning to open a new store in spring 2014. The flagship will be located at 107-109 Charing Cross Road, a former St Martin's College building.
In the year, Foyles has enhanced its website to offer an extended book range and second-hand books and has improved its ebook store offer and launched an ebook app.
To drive footfall at its Charing Cross store Foyles said it will organise more in-store events, following a day-long Charing Cross Road Festival in partnership with Blackwells and other retailers in June, which generated " a significant increase" in footfall.
Foyles grew its events programme in the period. Dannii Minogue opened Foyles in Westfield Stratford City while authors and poets including PD James, Lavinia Greenlaw, Jo Shapcott, Evan Davis, Andrew Feinstein, Alberto Manguel and Jasper Fforde attracted "full houses" in Charing Cross Road.
The retailer continued its partnership with Time Out Live, organising external events with best-selling authors, as well as continuing its Jazz and Classical events, and The Gallery at its Charing Cross Road store hosted exhibitions and private hires.
Foyles chief executive Sam Husain said: "The retail environment continues to be challenging, a situation exacerbated by the disruption caused by the Tottenham Court Road underground station development which, as in previous years, has cost us dearly in lost sales. We will continue to plan events such as the Charing Cross Road Fest, which increase footfall significantly.


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dew drops chime,the gardens time.
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Your Inner Critic is responsible for feelings of worthlessness. When you feel ashamed, hopeless, inadequate, or just plain awful about yourself, it's because your Inner Critic is attacking you. It has a variety of methods, but most commonly, it works by hammering you with negative messages about your self-worth. It may criticize your looks, your work habits, your intelligence, the way you care for others, or any number of other things.
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