Last night, the Cavewoman and I teamed up to cook a homemade meal for Yaeera, a local mom of two who had just given birth to her third last week, and her brood. We did this as part of a program our local Mom's Club chapter does for families with newborns. Each night a different family volunteers to cook for them and then delivers it to them around dinner time.
The funny part is that we just met this new-for-the-third-time mom a few weeks ago when she responded to an email blast from my wife to any local mom's who wanted the inflatable bouncy the Cavekids had outgrown. Yaeera and I ended up chatting for almost an hour and really hit it off. So, when the Cavewoman half-jokingly asked, "Want to make dinner for your new best friend?", I was totally game!
Back by popular demand, the Cavewoman returns to share her tasty Cheese Enchilada recipe. Don't worry fellow carnivores, we'll still show you how to turn them into awesome Chicken Enchiladas, too!
Heat 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil in a large, flat non-stick fry pan and lightly fry tortillas. Pat dry with a paper towel. If pan dries out after 5 or 6 tortillas add another tablespoon of oil.
I don't like them too brown, just lightly cooked. Frying them is a must though, I tried it once skipping this step and it was horrible. Don't get me wrong, I'm all for healthy meals, but sometimes a little grease is a good thing.
Make sure the Queso Fresco is culture pasteurized … otherwise you'll be playing Russian Roulette with your digestive system. Crumble Queso Fresco into a large bowl.
Mix in the rest of the dry ingredients and then combine with 1/3 of can of the sauce.
If you want to do the meat-lover's version of this recipe add some chicken to the cheese mixture and combine well. My hubby, the Caveman, likes to cook up one of his Juicy Beer Can Chickens and add about 1.5 to 2 cups of it, shredded. He swears by it but, of course, I just skip this step and keep it veggie-friendly.
I always forget, but use a nonstick spray before doing this next step. You'll be happy later that you did. If you forget like I did, it makes for very messy enchilada's when you go to scoop them out. They still rock, but they just aren't as pretty. After you spray, coat the bottom of the large baking dish with some sauce.
Squeeze lightly but firmly while you are rolling. Yikes, my hands look BONEY!!
Place in pan seam side down and cover them with the remaining sauce. Cook them at 350 covered with foil for 35 minutes. If you like melted cheese on top, uncover at 30 minutes and put more cheese on top.
We like diced up Serrano's on ours. These are homegrown and so good. But, we have more than we know what to do with! If you have any good Serrano Pepper recipes, please send them our way. We could use them!!
Even though these are Cheese Enchiladas here, the Cavedude found a way to beef 'em up with some Carne Asada and Rockin' Guac.
As I'm rummaging through the freezer to find some skinless, boneless breasts to make Chicken Panang (Thai Red Curry in Coconut Milk) I come across a bag of frozen French Green Beans from Trader Joe's, and the light bulb over my head goes on, singeing a bald spot onto the top of my head (okay, so the bald spot was already there :(). I figure these would probably go great in a Panang and I could "kill two frozen birds with one wok". So, I decided to forego my usual ingredients of peas and red bell peppers for the beans-with-an-accent and went to work on a meal that is one of my favorites, but hadn't yet been tried by the Cavekids nor was it (curry) on the Cavewoman's list of faves. But, in being true to my stubborn Taurus lineage, I trudged forward.
I sauteed the curry paste, browned the tofu for the veggie-version I would make for my herbivore wife, cooked the chicken and added the rest of the ingredients including the Haricot Verts. The smells emanating from the kitchen definitely piqued everyone's curiosity. But, upon first glance the Caveboy's reaction was "What's that sauce???", said with a keen feeling of dread. But when the first bites were taken, all reservations were replaced by comments like "Wow, dad! That's good!!". Even the Tofu version met with sincere approval from the Cavewoman who found it "Absolutely delicious!".
While I'm really happy that everyone ended up loving this round of Freezer Food Fest, I am slightly bummed. Now, that the whole family likes Panang with French Green Beans there won't be much in the way of leftovers for moi! 😉 That's okay, though, because we will be having this dish more often, now that it has received the Cavehold Seal of Approval.


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Can you take paracetamol on an empty stomach?
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5:15 ET, Nov 19 2021
Updated: 12:59 ET, Nov 19 2021
PARACETAMOL is a fixture in medicine cabinets across the nation, but how exactly should you take the painkiller?
Here is the lowdown on everything you need to know about paracetamol and whether it should be taken with or without food.
Paracetamol is used for the treatment of mild to moderate painCredit: PA:Press Association
How and when to take paracetamol?
Paracetamol is a well-known pain-relieving tablet that can be used to treat aches, pains, and high temperatures.
The medicine is available in tablet form, which you can swallow with water.
For those who struggle to swallow whole tablets, paracetamol is also available in syrup form or as a soluble tablet.
The NHS website says that paracetamol is safe to use at the correct dose of one or two tablets up to four times in 24 hours.
For example, if you take your first dose of one or two tablets (or the equivalent alternative form) at 9am then you should not take a second dose until 1pm.
You could then take the third dose at 5pm and a fourth and final dose at 9pm, which comes to a total of four doses of one or two tablets in 24 hours.
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Whatever time you start to take paracetamol, it is important to always leave four hours until you take the next dose.
The NHS website states: "Overdosing on paracetamol can cause serious side effects. Do not be tempted to increase the dose or to take a double dose if your pain is very bad."
Adhering to the dosage guidelines is essential.
A study by Oxford University says: "Most people have no idea of the maximum daily dose of paracetamol. In the UK about one in four people frequently exceeds the maximum daily dose."
How long does it take for paracetamol to work?
Paracetamol takes up to an hour to work according to the NHS website - after taking one or two 500mg tablets.
The British Medical Journal (BMJ) says that "Paracetamol is available in immediate-release (short-acting) and modified release (long-acting) preparations."
However, researchers at Oxford University say that "paracetamol can provide pain relief, but only for a small number of people. For postoperative pain, perhaps one in four people benefit; for headache perhaps one in ten".
Can I take paracetamol before eating?
According to the NHS website, paracetamol can be taken with or without food.
As with all medicines, there are many dos and don'ts, and paracetamol is no different.
It is important to read the guidelines on the packaging and to consult with your GP regarding any medications you are taking.
If you take too many paracetamol tablets you should call 999 for emergency medical care.
If you have other medical concerns you should call the NHS Helpline on 111.
It is always important to discuss health issues with your GP.
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Here are seven places my family and I have discovered in the American Countryside listening area that are not only fun to visit, but also free. The list isn't ranked, because any of them might be a great fit for you and your family!
Pontiac boasts four free museums: the Route 66 Museum, the Pontiac-Oakland Auto Museum, the International Wall Dog Museum (the billboard art once painted directly onto the sides of buildings and barns), and the Livingston County War Museum. Plus you can see their historic swinging bridges and do a "Looking for Lincoln" self-guiding tour of famous sites associated with our 16th president.
This is one of two such museums (the other in Denver) operated by the Federal Reserve. You can visit the cash vault with millions of dollars inside (you'll be behind the glass but "in" the vault), plus see many interactive exhibits that are fun for both kids and adults. The Kansas City location is also next to Union Station, which often has a mix of free and paid exhibits for visitors.
Almost like a zoo–but better. You'll find a large variety of animals both indoors and outdoors, interactive exhibits, hiking trails along Milford Lake, tours of the fish hatchery, and a great playground to boot. Don't forget nearby Ft. Riley with the U.S. Cavalry Museum and 1st Infantry Museum, both free of charge.
The lower level is full of great interactive exhibits for the kids. The main floor has displays on a wide range of state-minded exhibits, and the upper floor is an art gallery. This free museum is also close to many other museums and sites in downtown Springfield, some of which are free as well.
Barry Levenson was the assistant attorney general for the state of Wisconsin. Then, in 1986, after his beloved Boston Red Sox lost the World Series, he had a vision to begin collecting mustards. The new found passion for mustard led to the creation of the National Mustard Museum. Meeting Barry is half the fun, and visiting his free museum is quite a treat as well. Middleton is a suburb of Madison, so you'll find plenty to do in the area.
State capitols in almost every state are a great option for a family outing. The one in Indianapolis just happens to be the first one we hit as a family, at the request of our five-year-old son, while I was in town for a convention. Capitol buildings are grand structures that are fun to explore. Many offer free museums somewhere within the building. They also serve as a place to begin to learn about the workings of government. If you go during Spring, Summer, or Fall, the grounds are often well kept and can offer a fun place to relax, or in some cases, even eat a picnic lunch.
American Gothic by Grant Wood is said to be the second most-recognized painting in the world next to the Mona Lisa. The home in Eldon is the backdrop for that famous painting, which actually used Wood's sister and his dentist as the models for the picture. The visitor center is free of charge. They even supply various sizes of overalls and dresses for people to put on. You can then take your own picture in front of the famous home and become your own stars in the famous picture (all for free). Or bring your version of clothing and make a Christmas photo or another image you send to friends. The center does a nice job of creating activities for the kids as well.
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They released their final (non-holiday) studio album, Strange Times, in 1999. In 2017, the Moody Blues exist as a popular touring band. Unlike the case of so many other important Sixties bands, every member of the classic lineup of the Moody Blues—Edge, Pinder, Thomas, Lodge and Hayward—is still with us.
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Excellent two disc moody blues compilation of the core seven albums they did in the late 60s and early 70s. Was originally released on vinyl back in the day. I wouldn't necessarily consider this a greatest hits but in a way, that is exactly what it.


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2-2. Operational Environment.
a. The changing operational environment.
(1) New and emerging technologies will transform the method and manner of warfare. In the next few decades, the US. will confront unstable, sometimes diverse, and highly uncertain geopolitical alignments that will generate major changes in adversaries intent, force array, and strength. There will be increased global and regional interest in local matters that will place increased value in alliances and coalitions. Potential adversaries will apply lessons learned based on their study of US. methods. New threats may emerge from aspiring great powers, new regional alignments, or transnational terrorist or criminal organizations. The global explosion in space-based communications, sensor networks, and information technologies, together with continuing proliferation of military and commercial technologies, will allow even less wealthy states, and non-state entities, to enhance their ground combat command, control, communications, computer, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) capabilities to a level once maintained by armies supported by fully industrialized and national economies.
(2) The physical characteristics of a future theater of war also are likely to prove more challenging. Continuing global urbanization increases the probability that US. forces will confront complex topography, even where nature itself does not impose it. Early entry operations, support systems, and facilities will be more vulnerable to direct attack because of the proliferation of hostile communications sensor, missile, and night vision capabilities an ever- expanding array of precision munitions and special operations forces (SOF), and insurgent or terrorist capabilities, together with a growing threat of weapons of mass destruction (WMD. These threats may even dictate that combat forces avoid prolonged occupation of detectable and targetable locations. Additionally, most adversaries will become more sophisticated with the adaptive use of camouflage, cover, concealment, denial, and deception (CD. Skilled CD will increase ambiguity, obscuring the identity of potential foes and forces. It is relatively cheap, easy to employ, and inmost cases effective, which will ensure its proliferation across the battlespace. Combined with dispersion of forces and other adaptive tactics, CD will affect all forms of intelligence gathering, including space-based assets, making them less effective and harder to employ. b. Space operational environment.
(1) Space is a distinct operating environment that is different from land, air, and sea domains. Space assets transcend geographical borders unimpeded. Since there are no recognized political boundaries in space, satellites enjoy open skies global coverage. Although space transcends geographical borders, it is the subject of international and domestic laws, regulations, and national policy. While there is no formal definition of where space begins, the treaty known as the, Outer Space Treaty of 1967, describes the lower boundary of space as the lowest perigee attainable by an orbiting space vehicle. The fundamental difference between the space and air domains is that objects in space orbit the earth while objects in the air domain flyover the earth. In this concept orbital space is defined as that region above km mean sea level (MSL).
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Mathias Bös (* 1962 in Frankfurt am Main) ist ein deutscher Soziologe und Professor für Angewandte und Theoretische Soziologie.

Akademischer Werdegang
Bös studierte von 1982 bis 1989 Soziologie, Politologie und Statistik an der Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität in Frankfurt am Main. Von 1990 bis 1995 arbeitete er an der gleichen Hochschule als wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter im Fachbereich Gesellschaftswissenschaften. Er wurde im Jahre 1996 im Fachbereich Soziologie zum Dr. phil. promoviert und wirkte anschließend bis 2003 als wissenschaftlicher Assistent am Institut für Soziologie an der Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg.

In den Jahren 1998 und 1999 war er Fellow am "Center for European Studies" der Harvard University, im Jahre 2001 Fellow am "German American Center for Visiting Scholars" in Washington, D.C. Im Jahre 2003 erfolgte seine Habilitation in Heidelberg, ein Jahr darauf erhielt er die Berufung zum Professor für Angewandte Soziologie am Institut für Soziologie der Philipps-Universität Marburg. Von 2008 bis 2012 war er geschäftsführender Direktor des Zentrums für Konfliktforschung der Philipps-Universität Marburg.

Seit 2013 ist Mathias Bös Professor für Theoretische Soziologie am Institut für Soziologie der Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Universität Hannover.

Schriften (Auswahl)
 Migration als Problem offener Gesellschaften : Globalisierung und sozialer Wandel in Westeuropa und in Nordamerika.  Leske und Budrich, Opladen 1997, ISBN 3-8100-1697-7.
 Rasse und Ethnizität. Zur Problemgeschichte zweier Begriffe in der amerikanischen Soziologie. VS, Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften, Wiesbaden 2005, ISBN 3-531-14552-5.
 Theorien der Ethnizität. Eine sozialwissenschaftliche Einführung mit Quellen, Springer VS, Wiesbaden, 2008, ISBN 3-531-14904-0.
 Hrsg. mit Lance Roberts, Barry Ferguson, Susanne Von Below: Multicultural Variations. Social Incorporation in Europe and North America, McGill Queens University Press 2013

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MacBook Air teardown: What a difference three years make
The new MacBook Air, disassembled.
Image: iFixit
By Stan Schroeder 2018-11-09 15:11:23 UTC
Now that Apple's new MacBook Air has hit the stores, repair specialists iFixit have immediately cracked it open to see what's inside.
And frankly, if you've seen some of the teardowns of recent MacBooks, you won't see too many surprises here. The new Air is a tightly packed machine that requires lots of specialized tools and patience to open and repair.
SEE ALSO: Apple unveils new MacBook Air with Retina Display
But if we compare apples to apples — that is, the new MacBook Air with the last version of MacBook Air, which launched in 2015 — the differences are substantial. Check them out below: The new Air is on the left.
On the left, the 2018 MacBook Air. On the right, the 2015 MacBook Air.
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The Air of yesteryear was practically all battery: It had a 54Wh cell, while the new one only has a 49.9Wh cell. Despite this fact, both Airs have the same (advertised) 12 hours of battery life — talk about improvements in energy management.
The new Air also has a ton of new tech, including a better, larger trackpad as well as Apple's T2 chip with a fingerprint scanner.
On iFixit's repairability scale, the 2018 Air scores just a hair worse than the 2015 Air: 3/10 vs. 4/10. As another reminder of how things have changed in three years, on the 2015 Air you could theoretically change/upgrade the flash-based storage; on the new model, that's no longer possible.
WATCH: The 2018 MacBook Air is good, but not great — Mashable Reviews
Topics: Apple, big-tech-companies, iFixit, MacBook Air , teardown, Tech


For this large-scale project, Turkington Aluminium & PVC had responsibility for all the glazing elements of this Tesco store. The project involved the installation of a large glazed envelope, curtain walling, and entry doors. The glazing forms an integral part of the building's frontage which includes 1350m² of curtain walling and several automatic sliding doors. All work was completed on schedule in eight weeks and despite being manufactured to an agreed specification, extensive on-site assembly was still required. The value of the contract was in the region of £500k.


Rocksteady action figure, hard head variant. Comes with Retro-Mutagen Gun, Manhole Cover Shield and Turtle Carver Knife. Excellent condition.
"Rocksteady's tough rhino body makes him a turtle-bashing powerhouse. His lack of smarts makes him dangerous. This mutant mammal is big trouble with his Retro-Mutagen Gun: one shot can level a whole building or a shelled turtle. Off-duty, Rocksteady loves to fry up a mess of juicy turtle burgers for the whole hungry Foot Clan.
Rocksteady's fieldglasses survey the area for anything that looks like a Turtle. (He's mistakingly blasted six soccer balls). This G.I. rockhead blatantly displays his victory kills with the turtle scalps he wears around his belt."


Kweekwa Guest Farm is situated in the heart of the Karoo. The farm has been in the family for 157 years and the current owners are the fifth generation on the farm. Guests visiting will appreciate the safety, beauty, tranquility and hospitality. The vast Karoo expanse offers visitors the opportunity to walk in nature, enjoying fresh, clean air, typical Karoo scenery, bird watching, and indigenous vegetation.
Kweekwa is the main homestead where the owners, Jannie and Bimpie, live. Kweekwa offers accommodation in a separate homestead and a self-catering cottage, Witkrans and Bimpie's Cottage. Both are fully equipped for self-catering. Activities on the farm include bird watching, game viewing, mountain biking, hiking and climbing, horse riding by prior arrangement, stargazing, and farm activities. We also offer various Karoo farm products for sale including fresh bread, preserves, rusks, fresh milk and farm butter, and Karoo lamb by prior arrangement.
Kweekwa Guest Farm is 39.3km from the centre of Victoria West , the nearest airport 316.3km (George Airport).
Bimpie, the manager / owner usually replies in 25 hours.


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Miami's biggest nightlife impresarios are coming together to launch a new club in South Beach this week. LiV/Arkadia owner David Grutman, Chris Paciello and Wall at W South Beach operators Nicola Siervo and Karim Masri will open Story on Collins Avenue Wednesday. Story Miami invites some of the top DJs in the World to play every week.


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DC Podfest 2019 : Learning About Podcasting through Podcasting Smarter's First Clip Show
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In the years that it's been running, DC Podfest has prided itself on fostering a community for podcasters of any level or creed to come and find a place amongst like-minded people. This year's conference proved no different, with guests ranging from first-time "I might want to start a podcast" thinkers and plotters to folks like Josh Hallmark, creator of True Crime Bullshit, Our Americana, and much more. While the event only lasted two days, it brought forth a font of passion and dedication to the craft of podcasting.
We at Podbean sat down with four different podcasters to talk about their journey through the medium, and put their interviews together as a clip show to highlight the positivity, creativeness, and dedication to their work.
Our first guest, JJ, produces and cohosts RED, BLUE, AND BRADY from Brady, a nonprofit focused on reducing gun violence.
"We are the podcast arm of the nonprofit Brady, and Brady is one of the oldest gun violence prevention nonprofits in the United States. We work in three areas: we work in Congress, courts, and communities to help prevent this epidemic of gun violence that continues to harm the US. What Red, Blue, and Brady does specifically is we bring on survivors, activists, educators, researchers, staff members, politicians, sometimes people who occupy all of those identities at once, which is really interesting, and have them come on and talk about their work and what's happening."
Like many of the other attendees, they're local to the DC area, but their work is spread out across the country.
"We have a physical office here in DC, but we also have satellite groups all across the US in almost every state. So even if we don't have physical office spaces – so for example, we have what are generally called like, our Brady field offices, so we have people who are calling in to the podcast that work in a really niche community that it's in California that's maybe dealing with urban gun violence, and then we'll have a really niche community that's in Massachusetts that's dealing with a rash of suicide deaths. And so we try to cover all areas of the US and all areas of gun violence simultaneously."
To learn more about Brady and their podcast, you can check out their site and their Twitter.
Our next guest, Eric Snader, pulled up to the booth with his podcast WILD MESSY INFINITE LOVE.
"My podcast is sort of aimed at when you look at someone, or when you look at a community, when you strip down all those layers and you strip down definers such as living location, when you strip down definers such as jobs – you know, all those kinds of things that we're told about ourselves, whether from our own minds or from society – when you strip it all down, we all have this spirit of love that rests at the deepest core of our being. And my podcast really is about exploring how we tap into that, exploring how we sort of dip our toes into that flow, so to speak.
"So that can look like self-discovery, learning about your true self, learning about what sort of person you are, what your purpose is in life. It can look like being involved with the community, getting out into the world, doing really interesting stuff with other people. It can also be about going out into nature and seeing a really cool sunset and being, "Wow, that is something so crazy," and it's almost a feeling of, "I'm connected with something that's way bigger than myself." It's that point of connection I'm making."
Eric came to DC Podfest in search of a local community to call his own, and to find the joy he had podcasting in other like-minded people.
"It's really great. I'm learning a lot, and meeting a lot of really great people!"
To learn more about Eric and his podcast, check out his Twitter.
Chris Griffin came to our table sporting some really sweet socks and his show TALES FROM THE ROUND WORLD, which pulls double duty as both a podcast and a way to benefit others.
"We tell stories around a theme. We do our shows live, and the liveshows are interspersed with variety acts. They're interspersed with burlesques, sideshows, side-shows, circuses, and live music. The live shows are also fundraisers, and we usually try to tie what the theme is for the show with the nonprofit that we're benefiting."
Much like our other guests, Chris is local to the DC area, but the driving force behind his attendance to DC Podfest is the chance to learn more about podcasting as a medium.
"I came from this 'live show/production' standpoint, and not really a podcast standpoint. This has been great, a lot of cool new ways to apply everything through my lens. It gets to be, 'Okay, how does this work with what I'm doing'."
His advice for live show podcasters? Don't be afraid to push the envelope.
"If you're doing a live show, just spice it up. In our past, besides doing the storytelling, we have a full range of sound effects we do live. And I'm a huge Rocky Horror fan so we have audience participation, we have signs that are like, 'scream this thing now!'"
His next live event will be on November 22nd at the Eaton Workshop in DC, with TraRon as their partnered nonprofit. To learn more about the even, Chris, and his podcast, check out his Twitter!
Our last guest, Zoe Collis, came bearing not one, not two, but THREE political podcasts.
"The two that I produce – one is a news-driven show called The News Next Week, that previews what is going to happen in foreign policy/international relations world next week. The second's called The President's Inbox, and it is hosted by CFR's VP and Director of Studies, and he interviews experts each week talking about pressing foreign policy issues facing the United States. And our third and newest podcast we're really excited about is called Why It Matters. Again, it is a foreign policy story-driven podcast that takes a look at different issues that are posed to the United States."
Her advice to podcasters? Stories are where it's at.
"I think that people like to hear stories. There's one thing that I felt with both the pre- and post-production of two of our shows, and what I find in the pre-production phase that I really enjoy is learning about what is going on in the world and being able to write all of that down, give our hosts notes, plan it out. But then when I'm editing it, it's more fun to just edit someone who's telling an authentic story about what's going on around the world, or something that's happened to themselves. At least to me, that's more entertaining than just rattling of facts about something."
To learn more about the CFR, check out their site (especially their podcasts page)!
DC Podfest 2019 provided us just a brief glimpse into the podcasting careers of locals in the industry. But these small looks were enough to broadcast the passion that these podcasters have for their craft, and the desire to help and inspire those around them. While this post hopefully brought some of that into view, we also hope that it inspires you to bring some of the same energy into your life (and some of your energy to DC Podfest 2020)!
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Seizing control in the second, the Klash wore down an extended Lightning squad to capture the B League championship 6-2. The win was the Klash's second HLI Cup B title and first in seven years.
The game's pivotal play came suddenly at the end of the first period. A seemingly harmless zone clear turned decisive when B League MVP Shane Mongeon raced and outmuscled a defender and potted a gutwrenching tying goal six seconds from the break. The stunned Lightning, who had controlled the game up to that point, never recovered. The Klash dominated much of the remainder of the game as Mongeon (two goals), who scored the previous gamewinner, and Sean Hroch (three goals) spearheaded a relentless offensive attack in the final two periods.
Busting open a tie game, Tremblays Pub scored four times in the second and cruised to a 10-3 win over the Phantoms for the C League championship. Tremblays, who won the two must-win games coming out of the losers bracket, secured their third League Long Island Cup, all in C League.
After a 2-2 first period draw, Tremblays scored four times, three on the powerplay, to build an insurmountable 6-2 lead. Igniting the second period outburst was C League MVP Kef Louis. Two minutes in, Louis scrapped and battled to fish and roof the biscuit from a wild crease scrum. Louis, who supplied hustle and grit throughout the playoffs, scored two others in this title game and tallied seven playoff goals in all.
Exploding for four goals in three minutes in the second, the Euro Stars fended off a Mayhem comeback to prevail 6-5 in the D1 championship game. The title is the Euro Stars' first D1 crown and second Long Island Cup.
The match's turnng point came middle of the second. The Stars, behind for the second time, appeared lifeless down 3-2. Seizing the moment, D1 League MVP David Jose jumpstarted his gasping squad and knotted the score with a scintillating bob-and-weave rush seemingly through the entire Mayhem team. The electric play ignited a head spinning three minutes as the Stars scored three more in rapid order to stun Mayhem with a 6-3 lead. Mayhem recovered, and in the third period stormed the Euro Stars zone with heavy pressure. Mayhem, however, could only muster two and the Euro Stars hung on for the championship.
Putting forth a consummate team effort, the Bruisers thwarted a rankled Animal House squad 6-2 to win the D2 championship. The win is the Bruisers' first D2 title and third HLI Cup overall.
The Bruisers controlled this game from the start. While scoring six times, they played equally well defensively. They repeatedly clogged the middle and frustrated Animal House who, despite pressure, could not pot the biscuit when the game was in the balance. The Bruisers were led by D2 League MVP Jimmy Ketterer. Ketterer, who scored six playoff goals, set up the Bruisers initial tally and put the game out of reach at 4-1 late in the second.
In a taut and intense match, PLT scored with less three minutes remaining to finally subdue a game Blue Thunder team 4-3 and nab a well earned E1 championship. The title win was PLT's fourth E1 playoff crown and fifth HLI Cup.
This showdown dripped with tension, as each team controlled play at various times. PLT, however, never trailed in the game. Three times they worked a one goal lead only to see Blue Thunder come back to tie. The definitive moment was delivered by defenseman E1 League MVP Alex Mooney. Mooney outbattled two defenders at the point to gain control of the puck, slash to the middle, and rip the low screamer that secured the championship. Throughout the playoffs, Mooney supplied the vim and sandpaper that motored PLT through three hard fought wins.
In a griping finale, the Rage withstood all challenges and stonewalled MFD 2-0 to emerge as E2 champions. With the victory the Rage successfully defended the E2 championship they won last fall.
In the first two periods, MFD often had the best of the action. They sustained offensive pressure and hosed numerous shots from all spots. They could not, however, sneak one past defiant Rage netminder Mike Liquori. Liquori turned away 35 shots in all and his play enabled the Rage to ultimately work a score. The gamewinner came just seconds from the end of the second when E2 League MVP Tom Small threaded a pinpoint feed, through several MFD defenders, to Nick Gaudino, who deftly deflected the puck top corner. Small led the Rage offense in the playoffs scoring 4 of the team's 11 postseason tallies.
Coming from behind twice, the Grizzlies scored three times in the third to cap an improbable season finish with a 5-3 win over the Klash for the 3C championship. The Grizzlies, left for dead late in the regular season, won nine of their last ten including the must-win three coming from the loser bracket to claim the organization's third Long Island Cup.
Trailing 3-2 with less than eight minutes remaining, the duo of Tom Prate and Ray Williams sparked the fateful title comeback. Twice Williams drew multiple defenders and threaded lasers to an unattended Prate deep in the kitchen. Prate buried both the tying and gamewinning biscuits. From there, 3C League MVP Mike Tuniewicz slammed the door. "Tuna", whose stalwart net play backboned the Grizzlies' playoff success, turned away five breakaways in this final showdown, including the decisive denial with roughly two minutes remaining.
Scoring three times in the third, the Klash broke open a tie game to finally close out the 3D championship. The playoff title is Klash-40's first HLI Cup and deodorized the prior game's near calamitous collapse.
Both teams played energized and focused in working a 1-1 tie heading into the third. The Klash, as is their want, again turned to their closer 3D League MVP Ruben Santana to bring them home. Throughout the playoffs, Santana faced heavy third period pressure and made numerous bigtime stops to carry his team. This night, the Klash leveraged Santana's stellar work and fired home three third period goals to clinch the championship.
Overcoming a shaky start, the Wolverines scored fives times in the first enroute to a impressive 7-3 3E championship performance. The title win is the Wolverines first Fall HLI Cup after three previous bridesmaid finishes in the fall season.
Two and half minutes into the contest, the Rats staggered the Wolverines with two quick goals and the uh-ohs were out early. The Wolverines, however, quickly shook off the body blows and responded in force. Just 17 seconds later, a Karl Pfeffer goal righted the squad and ignited a first period Terry Smith natural hat trick. The Wolverines closed the first up 5-2 and weren't challenged in the final two. The Wolverines playoff offense was spearheaded by 3E League MVP Marc Hedquist, who tallied eight markers in four playoff games.


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KENDAL MANILLA HITS THE RIGHT BEAT FOR DESIGN LSC
The Off-Beat exhibition, on show at The John Rylands Library in Manchester from 8 September 2016 to 5 March 2017, showcases a range of examples of early self-publishing, including the print techniques and materials that the 'International Underground' of 1960s artists, poets, philosophers, actors and musicians used to publish their art and literature.
These 'Little Magazines', as they were known, were often printed in small low cost runs using a stencil-based forerunner of the modern photocopier known as a mimeograph, these were published to highlight the literary work of new and non-mainstream writers.
The exhibition has been commemorated by design studio Design LSC, with a series of printed materials celebrating the Off-Beat's raw and retro appeal. British Master Papermaker James Cropper, renowned for their unique skills in colour-matching papers to order, were approached to help produce the pack. The papers used to create the reproduction prints, postcards and bookmarks were selected from the mill's 'Kendal Manilla' collection in a range of weights and 'heritage' colours.
Luigi Carnovale, Creative Director at Design LSC, said: "We often look to use papers in a way that challenges the norm. We chose Kendal Manilla because we felt it evokes a sense of that period, the colour working perfectly to complement the art and literature of the 1960s and 70s when academics and artists would take to the streets of London and challenge the order of the day. We wanted to push this idea further by using a 'lost' printing technique from that era –thermography – which resulted in a textured, high gloss finish."
"The print technique is rarely seen these days, but the highly calendared finish of Kendal Manilla makes it a perfect partner for thermographic printing. It's a classic paper, but it still has a very modern appeal. The same effect could not have been achieved if, for example, we had used a more natural surfaced stock."
Nick Shepherd, UK Sales Director at James Cropper, added: "Often considered the benchmark for stationery and filing, Kendal Manilla is typically used for files and indices, presentation folders and garment tags, so it's great to see the paper being used in such an artistic fashion. The commemorative Off-Beat pack perfectly demonstrates how, when used in the right way, the paper can elevate the everyday into the inspirational."
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29 Brilliant Concerts!
June 21 – August 3, 2019
With 28 great concerts covering nearly every genre of jazz and including some of the world's leading artists, the 2018 Stanford Jazz Festival offers a summer of amazing music!
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Prospect High Jazz Ensemble sounds great tonight! #jazz #stanfordjazz https://t.co/zDf2JaCXay
Giant Steps Big Band South getting deep into that Afro Cuban classic, "Sabor,", led by Kristen Strom! #stanfordjazz @ Prospect High School https://t.co/JeOuDfxq8E
We're proud to sponsor the El Cerrito Jazz Festival in two weeks- and looking forward to hearing the Eric Harland Quartet on Saturday, Feb. 1st! Eric- and his bandmates- are SJW regulars and it should be a full day of great music. Hope to see you there! echsbands.com/festival/ ... See MoreSee Less
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SJW an excellent atmosphere where the kids could interact with the professionals.
Stanford Jazz parentJazz Camp
We were the very fortunate recipients of generous financial aid, without which our son could not have attended. This was the first time he went to a music camp, and we are all so happy he did. Thank you!
Best experience imaginable. It far exceeded our expectations. Our daughter can't wait for next year.
Thank you for offering this program, and helping my daughter grow in her confidence and her music abilities.
First thing he said when he got home was he wants to go back next summer and he wish he could go for two weeks next year.
SJW is an amazing and one-of-a-kind program.
SJW has inspired our girls to pursue their music through jazz bands, orchestra, pep bands, chamber groups, and musical theater. Thank you so much.
After the second day of camp, my daughter said 'It's getting easier.' She described how jazz is different from classical music and how much she enjoys playing jazz with a group. And, of course, the concert on the final day was amazing!
Stanford Jazz parentGiant Steps Day Camp
My daughter said all the teachers are amazing, super supportive of students learning jazz for the first time.
She said it was awesome that the teachers appreciated how courageous the students were to try jazz for the first time.
The entire experience was wonderful! She had a great time learning music and making new friends. Thank you!
I wish it was longer than one week. I'd have my son in for the whole summer if possible!
Every time my son finished his rehearsal, he would tell me all about it with excitement.
Stanford Jazz parentGiant Steps Big Band
I was impressed with everything from the communication, the level of professionalism, the enthusiasm, the ratio of coaches to students, the quality of the instruction, and that the students had fun and grew as musicians.
My daughter said she would never forget the performance. (Nor will I.)
I also loved the performance — the kids sounded terrific and they all looked intensely excited to be part of it.
At the end of each class, he was always upbeat and excited about all that he learned. And he said that the teachers were so nice and supportive, and that everyone just wanted to him to succeed.
The staff made all that hard work exciting and fun for the kids. I saw the last ten minutes of a couple of sessions and loved the energy, passion, and enthusiasm.
The staff had high standards for the kids, but did not make it grim. It was obvious that everyone was having fun. And, they sounded amazing!
Giant Steps had a profound impact on my daughter. It changed the way she saw herself.
She went in as a trumpet player in her middle school band and came out thinking of herself as a nascent jazz musician. Her playing and musicianship improved tremendously. Her love of playing jazz trumpet also grew.
Those 10 weeks stretched him as a musician and gave him a huge boost in confidence. He is now a freshman at Menlo-Atherton High, and he and a bunch of his friends in Intermediate Jazz Band have set up their own quintet and are working together on music selection, arrangement, rehearsals etc.
Stanford Jazz parentGiant Steps Bg Band
It surpassed our expectations in all respects. Thank you!
Giant Steps was a life-changing experience for my daughter. It empowered her and showed her what was possible if she challenged herself and continued to play jazz trumpet.
My favorite thing? Direct one-on-one teaching, exactly where I need to be taught and challenged in my artistic endeavors.
Stanford Jazz studentJazz Institute
It's an amazing opportunity to study from the greats, in a place where inspiration and electricity abound.
The total-immersion program of playing, listening, and learning has inspired me to continue making my own music until I can return to SJW next year.
I had no idea about the level of inspiration I would get, or the number of things it is now clear I need to work on.
Stanford Jazz studentJazz Insititute
This week has been an incredible learning opportunity for me as a student, and I can't wait to apply all that I've learned here in my outside musical career. The level of skill and growth I attained this week is priceless. I love the Stanford Jazz Workshop.
Kendra K.
My highlight was seeing my shy daughter perform her first public jazz solo and do an amazing job.
While here, my knowledge of theory, technique and musicianship improved immensely. I never thought I could learn what I did or do what I have achieved.
Zakiya M.
What makes the SJW community so special is that it creates an environment in which artists can readily share music and educational ideas with each other, with students, and with concert audiences. This interaction between people of different generations and backgrounds is so much of what jazz has always been about.
Regina Carterjazz violinist & MacArthur Fellow
I wish the SJW Jazz Camp was longer than one week. I'd have my son in for the whole summer if possible!
All week I was able to interact with some of my greatest musical heroes and learn from their expertise. The master classes with Jason Moran, Joshua Redman, Mark Turner and Jeff Ballard changed the way I think about the music.
Jazz Institute participant
Simply put, Stanford Jazz Workshop changed my life that first summer.
Jaz Sawyerdrummer& jazz educator
When we picked our son up, he said 'I was among giants' and was very excited by the professional level of the musicians he met during the week.
You've got 200 eager kids there, and you've got your friends there who are also musicians. Every single year the Stanford Jazz Festival date is my favorite gig.
Taylor Eigstipianist & SJW Advisory Board Member


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KCNA Uriminzokkiri (En)
Housewarming Held
Date: 16/11/2022 | Source: Uriminzokkiri (En) | Read original version at source
Pyongyang, November 15 (KCNA) -- One hundred and tens of dwelling houses with regional distinction have taken their shape in Solbong-ri, Kosan County, Kangwon Province of the DPRK.
Those new single- and low-storied and terraced houses, built at the foot of picturesque hill, add beauty to the village. Each house has all facilities conducive to the living convenience of inhabitants.
The modern houses in Kosan County, which show a new aspect of our style of rural civilization in the first year of rural housing construction, clearly demonstrate the validity and vitality of the Party's programme for socialist rural construction.
There took place a ceremony of moving into the new houses on Monday.
Attending it were Kim Su Gil, chief secretary of the Kangwon Provincial Party Committee, Pak Jong Ho, chairman of the provincial rural economy committee, officials concerned, builders and agricultural workers of the Solbong Farm.
Officials congratulated the inhabitants moving into new houses.
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Rodong Sinmun Calls on Officials to Display Party and Revolutionary Spirit and Devotion
Pyongyang, January 27 (KCNA) -- The present reality calls upon all the people to accelerate the advance towards the new era for
Creative Workers of Sand Picture
Four years ago a sand picture creation team was organized in the Mansudae Art Studio, an authoritative fine art studio in the
Creators of Rural Civilization
It was reported even on the last day of last year that farmers in different parts of the country moved into new houses. Hearing
Fluttering Flags of Good Haul
Spectacular sights are now being unfolded in the fishing stations in the east coastal areas of the DPRK. As large shoals of fish
Continued Study Tour of Revolutionary Battle Sites in Mt Paektu Area
Officials, working people, youths and students from scores of units in the DPRK made a study tour of the revolutionary battle
Slogan Associated with Noble Patriotic Will of Peerlessly Great Man
Under the slogan "Let us learn for Korea!" the schoolchildren in the DPRK are preparing themselves as reliable reserves for
People's Power Organs in DPRK Strive to Fulfill Their Duties
The people's power organs in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea are making strenuous efforts to fulfill their duties, true
Warm Love Shown for Children of Revolutionary Martyrs
Mangyongdae Revolutionary School is a reliable base for training core reserves of the Party and the revolution and a home for the
Joint Performance and Concert Given Splendidly
A joint performance by the Mansudae Art Troupe and the Wangjaesan Art Troupe, and a concert by the National Symphony Orchestra in
U.S. Armed Spy Ship Pueblo
Pyongyang, January 23 (KCNA) -- On January 23, 1968, the U.S. armed spy ship Pueblo illegally intruded into the territorial waters
Winter Folk Games
From olden times, the Korean people have enjoyed such folk games in winter as a tug of war, yut game, seesawing, sleighing and
250-Mile Journey for Korea's Liberation
The 250-mile journey for Korea's liberation is the historic course the great leader Comrade Kim Il Sung trekked in his teens from
Gifts to Students of Revolutionary Schools
Benevolence of love has been shown one after another for Mangyongdae Revolutionary School and Kang Pan Sok Revolutionary School,
Efforts Focused on Scientific Research
The State Commission of Science and Technology of the DPRK is carrying on the meticulous planning and guidance to enhance the
Socialist Patriotic Movement Launched in DPRK
Working people's organizations of the DPRK are conducting an efficient drive to carry out with correct methodology the tasks of
Rodong Sinmun Calls for Sharing Same Idea, Feeling and Will with Leader
Rodong Sinmun Friday in an editorial stresses that it is the unanimous desire and highest honor of revolutionaries to become true
Report on Fulfilment of State Budget for Last Year and on State Budget for This Year
Deputy Ko Jong Bom, minister of Finance, made a report on the fulfilment of the state budget for Juche 111 (2022) and on the state
Superior Species of Bees Bred
The Bee Research Institute under the Academy of Agricultural Science is scoring achievements in the work for breeding superior
Oath-taking Meetings of Working People's Organizations Held in Provinces
Officials and members of working people's organizations held oath-taking meetings to thoroughly implement the decisions of the Six
Cosmetics Welcomed by People
Last year the Women's Clothes Exhibition-2022 was held at the Three-Revolution Exhibition House. The Hangnyon Cosmetics Factory


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Q: "The XXX path ..." vs "The path XXX ..." My colleague and I have been discussing an error message for a piece of software that we've been developing together. The message should state that the program has been unable to find certain files at a certain path. The question is, which of the following is correct:

1) The path 'C:\foo\bar' appears to be incorrect.
2) The 'C:\foo\bar' path appears to be incorrect.

My colleague insists that the second variant should be preferred over the first one, but for me it looks wrong. Who is right?
In general, can I use a quoted phrase as an attribute for a noun? E.g.

The phrase "bla-bla-bla" is...

or

The "bla-bla-bla" phrase is...

A: While both of your examples are grammatically correct in a strict sense, the first is the far more applicable and natural formulation.
In a restrictive appositive phrase, the second noun or noun phrase modifies the first one, restricting or narrowing its sense. Consider a conversation:

My brother took a new job.
   I thought you had two brothers. Which one?
   My brother Jake.

Similarly,

The path appears to be incorrect.
    What is the path?
    The path 'C:\foo\bar'

There are situations where Jake my brother has a new job is idiomatic, but this formulation is not very common, as in most conversations, there will be more possible brothers than Jakes.

Jake took a new job.
    Already? He's only been here a month.
    I'm talking about Jake my brother, not Jake from Accounting.

A writer might employ such a formulation deliberately, to highlight a contrast or for antanaclasis:

The success of Donald Trump the brand far exceeds the success of Donald Trump the man.
Half a century later, he could speak of Vietnam the country and not Vietnam the war.

It's unlikely, however, that you are aiming for a literary effect in your error message. As 'C:\foo\bar' is not going to be anything other than a path, The 'C:\foo\bar' path appears to be incorrect sounds "backwards" to me and I would advise against it.

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import os
import datetime
import logging

import requests
from datapackage_pipelines.wrapper import ingest, spew
from decimal import Decimal, ROUND_DOWN

params, datapackage, res_iter = ingest()

ACCESS_KEY = os.environ.get(
    'CURRENCYLAYER_API_KEY',
    'e97f996f7ae32e065a2061a4142824ca'
)
CURRENCY_API = 'http://apilayer.net/api/historical?access_key={key}&' + \
               'date={date:%Y-%m-%d}&currencies={code}&format=1&base=USD'
KEY_TEMPLATE = '{date:%Y-%m-%d}/{code}'

from_currency = params['from-currency']
to_currencies = params['to-currencies']
dst_measures = {}
measures_to_convert = params['measures']
date_column = params['date-field']
title = params.get('title')
cache = {}

fields = datapackage['resources'][0]['schema']['fields']
for measure_name in measures_to_convert:
    measure = next(filter(lambda f: f['name'] == measure_name, fields))
    for currency_code in to_currencies:
        target_name = '{}_{}'.format(measure['name'], currency_code)
        dst_measures[(measure_name, currency_code)] = target_name
        astitle = title
        if astitle is None:
            astitle = measure.get('title', measure.get('name', 'value'))
        fields.append({
            'name': target_name,
            'title': '{} ({})'.format(astitle, currency_code),
            'type': 'number'
        })

def get_rate(date, code):
    if code == 'USD':
        return 1

    params = dict(date=date, code=code, key=ACCESS_KEY)
    key = KEY_TEMPLATE.format(**params)
    if key in cache:
        rate = cache[key]
    else:
        rate = None
        url = CURRENCY_API.format(date=date, code=code, key=ACCESS_KEY)
        resp = requests.get(url)
        if resp.status_code == 200:
            resp = resp.json()
            if resp['success'] is True:
                rate = next(iter(resp.get('quotes', {}).values()))
                logging.info('%s => %s', CURRENCY_API.format(**params), rate)
        cache[key] = rate
    return rate

logged = set()

def convert(date, amount, fromcode, tocode):
    rates = []
    if type(date) in {str, int}:
        date = int(date)
        dates = [datetime.date(year=date, month=month, day=15)
                 for month in range(1, 13)]
    else:
        dates = [date]

    for date_ in dates:
        fromrate = get_rate(date_, fromcode)
        torate = get_rate(date_, tocode)
        if fromrate is not None and torate is not None:
            rate = torate / fromrate
            rates.append(rate)

    if len(rates) > 0:
        rate = sum(rates) / len(rates)

        logged_key = '%s: %s=>%s' % (date, fromcode, tocode)
        if logged_key not in logged:
            logging.info('%r -> %s', logged_key, rate)
            logged.add(logged_key)
        return str(Decimal(amount*rate).quantize(Decimal('.01'),
                                                 rounding=ROUND_DOWN))

def process_resources(_res_iter):
    def process_rows(rows):
        for row in rows:
            date = row[date_column]
            if date is not None:
                for measure_name in measures_to_convert:
                    for currency in to_currencies:
                        target_name = dst_measures[(measure_name, currency)]
                        amount = row[measure_name]
                        converted_amount = None
                        if amount is not None:
                            converted_amount = convert(date,
                                                       float(amount),
                                                       from_currency,
                                                       currency)
                        row[target_name] = converted_amount
            yield row

    for resource in _res_iter:
        yield process_rows(resource)

spew(datapackage, process_resources(res_iter))

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Beautiful glens, championship golf courses, and ancient forests are the setting for activities and leisure in Perth and Kinross. The county is one of the largest in Scotland, and its central location makes it a good base for travelling or commuting. Transport links are good, and Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Stirling are in easy reach of Perth by road and rail. Perth City Centre offers all of the usual amenities, as well as being a consistent winner of the Beautiful Britain award, and its surrounding villages in the rolling countryside are also lovely. There is great variety in housing, from new build flats to detached period homes. The county is also known as the gateway to the Highlands, putting great skiing and the many other attractions of the Highlands within reach.


Pretty Little Liars Shocking Details Leaves Fans Wondering!
Reform's hit drama Pretty Little Liars is causing a stir for its 7th upcoming season. If you're a fan of the show, then you're familiar with how chaotic this series has been. Various twists, turns, secrets, scandals, and even talk at one point that the show was on its last leg, are what have kept me constantly tuning in week-after-week. Season 7 is right around the corner and expected to air on June 21, but the anticipation isn't nearly what fans have been buzzing about.
In a recent reveal of a new poster of the liars dressed in all black, dark clothing, giving us appropriate face, Hanna, played by Ashley Benson, is absent. The tag line "How far will they go to #SaveHanna?" is at the top of the poster just before your eyes make it to the ladies. Though understandable due to Hanna's disappearance in last season's finale, it still has ignited the questions of whether or not Benson will make it through the series.


4 June 2018 - The New i20 offers a choice of three petrol engines.
The Kappa 1.0-litre T-GDI, available for the entire i20 line-up, comes with a choice of two power outputs: 73.6 kW/100 PS, available with a 5-speed manual transmission (Fuel consumption combined under NEDC conversion: 4.8 – 5.2 l/ 100 km; CO2 emissions combined in NEDC conversion: 109 – 120 g/km*) or 88.3 kW/120 PS mated to a 6-speed manual transmission (Fuel consumption combined under NEDC conversion: 5.0 – 5.5 l/ 100 km; CO2 emissions combined in NEDC conversion: 114 – 125 g/km*). As an alternative, both powertrains can be combined with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission (7DCT) – a Hyundai first in the i20 range. The 7DCT offers two drive modes: Normal and Sport. The 1.0-litre T-GDI is now equipped with a built-in particulate filter to reduce exhaust emissions.
Offered for the i20 5-door and Coupe, the Kappa 1.2-litre engine is available with 61.8 kW/84 PS (Fuel consumption combined in NEDC conversion: 5.3 - 5.8 l/ 100 km; CO2 emissions combined in NEDC conversion: 121 - 132 g/km*). As an alternative for five-door, this engine is also available with 55.2 kW/75 PS (Fuel consumption combined in NEDC conversion: 5.6 - 5.8 l/ 100 km; CO2 emissions combined in NEDC conversion: 129 - 132 g/km*). Both versions are mated to a 5-speed manual transmission.
The i20 Active is available with the Kappa 1.4-litre engine generating an output of 73.6 kW/100 PS paired with a 6-speed manual transmission (Fuel consumption combined in NEDC conversion: 5.8 - 5.9 l/ 100 km; CO2 emissions combined in NEDC conversion: 133 – 136 g/km*).
The Idle Stop and Go (ISG) is a standard feature for all three i20 body types, which contributes to lower fuel consumption, lower CO2 emissions and higher efficiency. The fuel savings of using the ISG are especially apparent when driving in urban areas, as the ISG automatically switches off the engine when the car comes to a halt.
By concentrating on efficient petrol engines in the i20 range, Hyundai is responding to market demand. The whole i20 powertrain line-up is fully compliant with Euro 6d TEMP regulations.
The New i20 has enhanced driving dynamics. The steering feels more direct, more agile and more fun-to-drive due to a better on-center steering response giving the driver a quicker feedback from the road.
The damping ability of the chassis and wheels is enhanced to reduce impact on the passengers giving a more smooth driving experience even on bumpy roads.
* For further details on fuel consumption and CO2 emissions please refer to the Technical Data chapter.


Call Flash is a phone call dialer app with Cool call screen feature and call reminder function.
Call Flash also provide a user-friendly function for their communication needs, It filters out the unwanted by self-defined, and lets you connect with people who matter.
– The amazing incoming call page, beyond your mind.
3.Open Android Emulator for PC import the Call Flash – call reminder APK file from your PC Into Android Emulator to install it.
4.Instalar Call Flash – call reminder APK APPS para PC.Now você pode jogar Call Flash – call reminder APK no PC.


The witches coven is here!, you'll have to prepare meals for them!
The magic cauldron will provide the ingredients you need to prepare each dish, but be careful to not get too many ingredients!
- "hold" items to match recipes.
- match 4 or more items to clean your board.


I've been a fan of Eternia for a long minute and I finally got to see her rock at the BK Hip Hop Festival. She tore it down! Check out a dope emcee! At Last, her project with producer Moss, is out now.
For those that don't know J. Cole, this is a good introduction. He has great potential to be in the caliber of a Jay-Z. Cole World: The Sideline Story hits September 27th.
The Interlude is out now.
Lock is dropping two projects this year: Embedded with Ski Beatz and Labyrinth with E-A Ski.
Produced by !llmind. Momentous is coming soon.
The NC/IWWMG reps drop another project through LRG. Enjoy!
Crown Royale is out now.
The Maryland-Brooklyn connect drop their latest project and its a doozy. Go...get it...now!
My hopes are that this will be epic. Watch The Throne, August 2nd.
Haven't been really checking for Mac but I do enjoy this song. Best Day Ever coming soon.
The World Needs More Skillz is out now.
I guess they decided to reboot this...again.
Dope track from the boys from Philly. Peanut Butter & Swelly is out now. Be on the lookout for their debut album Breakfast.
The Beasties are doing it big with these visuals, huh? Hot Sauce Committee Pt. 2 is out now.
The Student Hip Hop Organization sat down with photographer Mel D. Cole to talk success, growth and how he's been doing it his way.
This is pretty sick! Off the EP with producer Khrysis, The King's Khrysis. Enjoy below!
Sky will be one of those dudes we talk about and dissect. Rewind material! The Great Debater is out now.
This song is ridiculous! Common's The Dreamer, The Believer drops in November.
Video: Dumbfoundead - Are We There Yet?
The Brooklyn Hip Hop Festival rocks on July 16th.
Off an EP they are dropping this summer.
Shaolin vs. Wu-Tang is out now.
Endangered Lyricist Vol. 3 is out now.


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Q: Processing an analog signal to square wave using a SN74LS14 Schmitt trigger? I'm looking at using the SN74LS14 for turning a 3V peak-to-peak audio signal to a square (rectangular) wave. If my reading is correct, the positive-going threshold (V_T+) is 1.6V and the negative-going threshold (V_T-) is 0.8V. Since the input has a 1.5V peak, which is less than V_T+, would the output be a constant LOW? If so, is there a more appropriate Schmitt trigger for a 3V peak-to-peak signal?
In fact, what's SN74LS14's recommended input voltage? I can't seem to find it anywhere.

A: The SN74LS14 is intended to be used with TTL logic levels, not with random analog voltages.  The specs you quote say that a voltage above 1.6 volts will be seen as a High, and below 0.8 volts will be seen as a Low.  The actual switching threshold will be somewhere between 0.8 and 1.6 volts, but there is no guarantee exactly where.
You should use an analog voltage comparator such as an LM339 to "square up" your analog signal.  With a comparator, you can set the switching thresholds and hysterisis to suit your application.


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Topaz Museum preserves lessons learned from Japanese-American internment
By Ryan Morgan | Posted - July 8, 2017 at 8:12 p.m.
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10PM: Topaz Museum preserves lessons learned from Japanese-American internment
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV
5PM: Topaz Museum preserves lessons learned from Japanese-American internment
DELTA — Hisashi Sugaya was just over 2-years-old when his family left the Topaz Internment Camp for Japanese-American citizens.
Sugaya, who is now 74, had not yet been born when President Franklin Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 in 1942. Sugaya's mother had been pregnant with him at the time, and he was one of the many children born behind the barbed wire fences of the internment camp.
After they were allowed to return to their lives, Sugaya said his family remained quiet about the years they spent in the camp. Like many Japanese-Americans who had been held in camps, his family had a desire to continue about their lives, and while he knew where he had been born, his early life and the experiences of his parents were rarely discussed.
"There was a term called 'ganbatte,' which means to endure and try to live through the thing," Sugaya said. "I think once they got out of their camps, it was kind of like, 'Well, let's get on with life.'"
Sugaya said interest in the camps came with the younger generations in Japanese-American families, who began wondering what happened at Topaz.
With the grand opening Friday of the Topaz Museum, Sugaya and many of those interned at the Topaz camp will perhaps finally have a piece of their troubled history preserved.
Sugaya learned much about the camps from reading and personal research, rather than from his parents. It was his search to know more that brought him into contact with the Topaz Museum, of which he is now an active board member.
"We have a lot to tell in this museum," said Jane Beckwith, president of the Topaz Museum board.
Hisashi Sugaya takes his dad's old pea coat from a museum display of a home in the internment camp on the opening weekend of the new Topaz Museum in downtown Delta on Friday, July 7, 2017. The pea coat was given to Sugaya's father when he first entered the camp and Sugaya recently donated it to be displayed in the museum. (Photo: Kelsey Brunner, Deseret News)
Beckwith's efforts to preserve the history of the camp began in 1982 when she started compiling information about the site and its detainees. She eventually formed the museum board in 1996 and worked with Sugaya and a number of other people who had experience in the camp to document the living conditions and lessons learned from the internment order.
Efforts to buy the land where the camp sat began when Sugaya and Beckwith made a visit to the site west of Delta. Sugaya had toured the area with a couple of friends who had worked previously in securing land deals for historic preservation. He said the Topaz Museum was able to begin negotiations with the man who at the time owned almost two-thirds of the internment camp land, eventually securing the first of the museum's purchases.
Interest in preserving the camp's history also arose from several other "pilgrimages" of former detainees and their descendents. These visits helped gather supporters to the museum project and eventually people began gathering their family stories, documents and personal possessions, which would eventually fill out the museum's exhibits.
Photos and information greet guests of the Topaz Museum in Delta during its opening weekend on Friday, July 7, 2017. (Photo: Kelsey Brunner, Deseret News)
In one of the exhibits, a list of the Topaz camp "Do's and Dont's" helped to illustrate the restrictions detainees lived under. While regular buses took people from the internment camp to the town of Delta, detainees were not to move about the camp without notifying their "block manager," and they were instructed not to use the phones in town.
Those that did make regular ventures into the town often faced a population with negative feelings about the detainees.
Bill Gardner, a 90-year-old Delta resident, was around when the internment program started, and saw that many Delta locals at the time had been upset about friends and family captured or killed during the war. He said the local reaction to the detainees was mixed. While Gardner's father had fostered a correspondence with some of the detainees, other Delta residents didn't want the detainees around the town.
"You've got to hate your enemy," Gardner said. "It's too bad."
When he was 16, Gardner helped feed workers who took part in the construction of the camp, braving the heavy winds, dust and sweltering summer heat to earn a little money before school.
Bill Gardner talks about the memorial at the Topaz Internment Camp outside Delta on Friday, July 7, 2017. (Photo: Kelsey Brunner, Deseret News)
He said the homes were constructed quickly and cheaply.
"It was just miserable, I imagine, their living conditions," Gardner said.
Sugaya said one of the biggest lessons that the museum focuses on is the civil rights cases, such as Koramatsu v. United States, which challenged the executive order.
"The reason behind it wasn't so much military as it was racism and hysteria, and there was no political leadership to stand up for the Japanese-Americans," Sugaya said.
Sugaya said he hopes the museum will both demonstrate the experiences of those Japanese-American citizens who were interned, as well as encourage visitors to consider the civil rights implications of the events.
He said he feels there is a strong connection between anxiety that some Americans felt toward people of Japanese descent after Pearl Harbor, and how he believes some Americans feel today toward Muslims.
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Anti-Drillers in NY Angry with Gov. Cuomo Over Green Light for Drilling, Some Threaten Civil Disobedience
July 1, 2011 Hydraulic Fracturing, Industrywide Issues, New York, Regulation, Statewide NY
Now that it's clear that New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo intends to lift the moratorium on hydraulic fracturing and allow drilling in the Marcellus Shale to proceed, groups that oppose drilling are expressing their disappointment in a very public way. Some of the more extreme elements are even threatening civil disobedience.
Walter Hang, an Ithaca-based activist and president of Toxics Targeting, said it's time for citizens opposed to fracking to shout their message louder until Albany gets it.
"Citizens now have had an incredible wake-up call. And if they don't want horizontal hydrofracking in their communities, the only thing that they can do is make sure that the draft SGEIS is not adopted in final form," Hang said. "And I think you're going to be seeing civil disobedience, because I think people believed that this is going to be an honest, open process, that the governor was going to do what he said, which is to revise this document and provide good government. And I think it's like people feel they've been kicked in the teeth.
"This is a call to arms," Hang continued. "People really have to realize that the governor has not heard our message, he is not dealing with the substantive technical concerns, and we've got to make more noise."(1)
A comment from the Catskill Mountainkeeper organization about the Delaware River Basin being left out of the watershed prohibition under the new drilling rules:
"A road map for the industrialization of the Catskills; the fact that the Delaware River isn't protected is outrageous," said Ramsay Adams, executive director of Catskill Mountainkeeper. "It's clear they haven't developed a plan to deal with wastewater and there's no cumulative impact study. We'll fight like hell to stop this."(2)
In a press release issued yesterday in response to a New York Times article, Environmental Advocates of New York said this:
Environmental Advocates of New York is incredulous that Governor Cuomo, who in past statements has said "We should not pursue it [high volume hydraulic fracturing] unless and until we know that environmentally it is safe…" and that New York's watersheds are "sacrosanct," would try to circumvent a thorough environmental review process already underway. Such an action would be a radical departure from a sound, responsible decision-making process.
According to the story in today's New York Times, the moratorium will be lifted in all parts of the state except the New York City and Syracuse watersheds. This, too, is a departure from the Department of Environmental Conservation's (DEC) efforts to protect all of New York's watersheds. All parts of the state deserve to be protected equally from this environmentally destructive drilling technique.
We are calling on the Governor and the DEC to thoroughly investigate the safety concerns surrounding hydraulic fracturing, including recent accidents and environmental contamination in other states, and to update New York State's more than 30-year-old oil and gas mining regulations and put forth a strict regulatory framework for such drilling.(3)
Finally, a New York Post editorial today makes the following point about the inevitable opposition to Gov. Cuomo's decision from some environmental groups:
Even in New York, a 2009 state report urged officials to let drillers frack away.
Since then, the Department of Environmental Conservation commissioned mountains of research conducted by independent consultants and spent more than 10,000 hours studying the issue.
And the DEC still wants to ban fracking in watersheds for the city and Syracuse, on land within 500 feet of primary aquifers and on state-owned property.
That's a reasonable compromise.
(Mayor Bloomberg said he was satisfied, and even Assembly Speaker Shelly Silver seems open to it, after having balked at first.)
But don't expect the greenies to buy in.
They'll no doubt keep up the hysteria—because they are opposed to hydro-carbon-based energy, no matter what.
To hell with them.
Cuomo's on the right track.(4)
The Post gets it. No matter what, those who are opposed will continue their opposition because it's a carbon-based energy source, and that's anathema to their philosophy of renewal sources only—a dangerously naive point of view in MDN's humble opinion.
(1) Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin (Jun 30, 2011) – DEC issues tougher recommendations for hydrofracking
(2) Times Herald-Record (Jul 1, 2011) – 'Fracking' ban omits river land, infuriating foes
(3) Environmental Advocates of New York Press Release (Jun 30, 2011) – Environmental Watchdog Group Calls Greenlight of Gas Industry a 'Radical Departure'
(4) New York Post (Jul 1, 2011) – Frack, baby, frack!
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