This is a quintessential spring dish made with the best the season has to offer - new peas, baby broad beans and tender artichokes. The name vignarola harks back to the days when vineyards grew these vegetables in between the vines, a practice which has been replaced with grass in many places as it offers the perfect amount of stress on the grape vines. Vignarola is delicious served as a starter with bread or as a side dish, particularly with spring lamb. Make extra as it is even more enjoyable the next day.
Podding the broad beans is the perfect Easter family activity to keep little ones occupied and divert potentially awkward situations like introducing new girlfriends, distant relatives, etc. Leave out the pancetta to make the dish vegetarian.
In a large saute pan, heat the olive oil, scallions and pancetta over low heat until the scallions become soft, about 2 minutes.
Add the artichokes, pennyroyal and white wine and cover. Cook for 10 minutes.
Add the lettuce, peas and broad beans. Add salt to taste.
Cover and cook for another 20 minutes. The total cooking time will depend on the size/age of the peas and broad beans. The larger and older they are, the longer it will take and some recipes will call for up to an hour cooking time (in which case more liquid will be needed to keep the dish moist).


Software defined networking efforts expand with new integrations as Slalom switches get left behind.
LAS VEGAS. Software Defined Networking (SDN) efforts at Extreme Networks are now entering a new era. At the Interop conference here, Extreme announced its new SDN 2.0 effort, which combines existing products with new capabilities and integrations.
Ali Kafel, director of product marketing at Extreme Networks, told Enterprise Networking Planet that his company's SDN solution includes two deployment models for SDN.
One of the models is based on an Open Northbound API with predefined 3rd party products that are already supported and where Extreme already has several customers deployed. The other model is based on a Southbound API inclusive of and beyond the open-source OpenFlow protocol.
With the new SDN 2.0 announcement, Extreme has added support for several new vendors' products that include: vSphere 5.5 support, McAfee ePO, LightSpeed and Fibrelink Mass360. Kafel said that the new vendor integrations come on top of over 25 that were already available.
"We also added OpenStack plug-ins to enable configuring through the OpenStack cloud orchestration engine," Kafel added.
The SDN 2.0 approach is not limited to a specific subset of Extreme's switches, either. Kafel explained that all Extreme switches are part of the architecture, but depending on the switch model, only deployment model one or model two may be available. Both can be deployed in the network or on a network and application provisioning platform.
The Extreme Networks Purview analytics solution is also being integrated into the overall SDN architecture as well. Kafel noted that Purview was initially announced February 4th.
"It is now integrated into our Software Defined Architecture, so customers can optionally deploy Purview as a standalone or as part of their overall software management and SDN, on either Enterasys or Extreme switches," Kafel said.
Extreme Networks acquired Enterasys Networks in September of 2013 for $180 million.
While the SDN 2.0 approach builds on some existing Extreme Networks efforts, others have been left behind.
In April of 2013, Extreme Networks announced that it would be building a new line of switching gear called "Slalom," leveraging Big Switch Switchlight SDN technology.
"Big Switch changed direction with a wholly new strategy and CEO since that time," Kafel said. "Slalom is not supported, not shipping."


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COVID19: Coronavirus Accelerating In Africa - WHO
Suspected Jihadists Kill 10 Soldiers In Ivory Coast
by William Ukpe on June 11, 2020
Ivory Coast suffered its first militant attack since 2012, the Government announced on Thursday.
The attack happened within the borders with Burkina Faso on Thursday Morning in the Kong Region of Northern Ivory Coast.
10 Soldiers were killed and six injured according to Lassina Doumbia , head of the Ivorien Armed Forces.
It's not clear who carried the attack, which is the deadliest attack since Al-Qaeda claimed attack of the resort Grand Bassam in 2016, killing 19 people.
The attackers believed to be from militant Jihadists cells in Burkina Faso. Both Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso launched a joint military offense to stop the expanding presence of ISIS and Al-Qaeda in the Region.
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Earlier this week, Boko Haram in Nigeria killed 69 villagers in Borno State wile the American Embassy in Ivory Coast banned staff from travelling to regions bordering Burkina Faso and Mali .
Militants linked to both ISIS and Al-Qaeda have been moving south since the Al-Qaeda faction gained presence in Mali in 2012.
Attacks in Burkina Faso have doubled in 2020 by Al-Qaeda affiliated Militant group, JNIM.
France and USA have taken interests of growing terrorism in the region. France has 5,000 troops stationed while America built a drone base in the Nigerien City of Agadez.

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Over the Queen's Birthday long weekend, my husband and I were lucky enough to stay at a luxurious five star hotel in the city. It was so relaxing. We had such an amazing time!
During our stay, we spent some time browsing the many beautiful boutiques and department stores. I picked up these amazing Fendi knee-high leather boots. I love everything about them, from the beautiful leather to the wooden stacked heel and the Fendi embossed gold zipper details. These boots were made for walking.
I'm really looking forward to the holidays! Work has been so busy. Only one more week to go! I simply cannot wait.
Do you want shiny hair? Buy yourself a heat protector. It has made such a difference to my hair. I purchased one from my hairdresser during my last visit. The L'Oreal Kerastase Nectar Thermique is a leave in balm, which when applied, goes on smoothly without weighing down my fine hair. After all of the heat styling with my hairdryer and then my GHD hair straighteners, my hair is left feeling fabulously shiny. Shiny! Shiny!
I can't believe another weekend has come and gone and that I have to go to work tomorrow. The weekend was quite a relaxing one, although I did have to finish off my reports for part of it.
I'm looking forward to the long weekend coming. Hubby and I are off to stay in the city in a five star hotel. We are in need of some well-deserved R&R. I'm really looking forward to that!
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$4.8 million USAID grant to improve food security
By Linda McCandless |
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Bangladesh eggplant farmer Md. Milon Mia, left, and his father, right, from the Bogra district, show Tony Shelton the difference between Bt brinjal and fruit and shoot borer infested non-Bt brinjal.
To strengthen capacity to develop and disseminate genetically engineered eggplant in Bangladesh and the Philippines, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has awarded Cornell a $4.8 million, three-year cooperative grant. The award supports USAID's work under Feed the Future, the U.S. government's global initiative to fight hunger and improve food security using agricultural science and technology.
In the Feed the Future South Asia Eggplant Improvement Partnership, Cornell will protect eggplant farmers from yield losses and improve their livelihoods in partnership with the Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute (BARI) and the University of the Philippines at Los Baños. Eggplant, or brinjal, is a staple crop that is an important source of income and nutrition for farmers and consumers in South Asia.
"Because of infestation by the fruit and shoot borer, or FSB, as much as 70 percent of the eggplant crop in South Asia never makes it to market," said Anthony Shelton, international professor of entomology in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Cornell, who will direct the project. "Farmers in Asia spray hazardous insecticides as often as every other day to control FSB."
Genetically engineered eggplant, or Bt brinjal, has been developed over the last 11 years and uses a gene from a naturally occurring soil bacterium to produce a protein that causes borers to stop feeding.
"Bt, or bacillus thuringiensis, is a biological pesticide that organic growers have used for decades," said Shelton. "Bt brinjal increases food security and reduces the use of insecticides that negatively affects human health and the environment."
"Bangladesh faces food shortages, increasing population and decreasing amounts of arable land," said Dr. Md. Rafiqul Islam Mondal, director general of BARI. "Genetically engineered crops developed under the Feed the Future South Asia Eggplant Improvement Partnership will enhance the quality of life for Bangladeshis by increasing income, improving nutrition and health, and fostering a safer environment."
Over the past decade, Cornell has led the Agricultural Biotechnology Support Project II (ABSPII), also funded by USAID, that prompted a consortium of institutions in Asia and Africa to use the tools of modern biotechnology, particularly genetic engineering, to improve crops to address major production constraints for which conventional plant breeding tools have not been effective.
According to Shelton, ABSPII's most significant achievement was working with BARI and the Bangladesh government to achieve product authorization of eggplant varieties in that country.
"The Feed the Future South Asia Eggplant Improvement Partnership award will help realize the full impact of USAID's preceding years' investment in research and technology development, to facilitate the late-stage development, deregulation, commercialization and dissemination of Bt eggplant to farmers," said Joe Huesing, USAID senior biotechnology adviser. "The goal is to increase food security and improve environmental quality through supporting the national partners in their efforts to commercialize and adopt genetically engineered eggplant."
In October 2013, Bangladesh became the first country in South Asia to approve commercial cultivation of a genetically engineered food crop. In February 2014, the Bangladesh minister of agriculture released four varieties of Bt brinjal to 20 farmers. With the establishment of the 20 Bt brinjal demonstration plots in 2014 and 104 more in 2015, BARI reported a noticeable decrease in fruit and shoot borer infestation, increased yields, decreased use of pesticide and improved income for farmers.
"The performance of Bt brinjal was better than non-Bt brinjal in all districts," said Mondal.
Five additional Bt eggplant varieties are in the pipeline for release in Bangladesh.
The Feed the Future South Asia Eggplant Improvement Partnershipaddresses and integrates all elements of the commercialization process – including technology development, regulation, marketing, seed distribution and product stewardship. It also provides strong platforms for policy development, capacity building, gender equality, outreach and communication.
Linda McCandless is associate director for communications in International Programs.
Melissa Osgood
mmo59@cornell.edu


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Galesburg is een plaats (city) in de Amerikaanse staat Illinois, en valt bestuurlijk gezien onder Knox County.

Demografie
Bij de volkstelling in 2000 werd het aantal inwoners vastgesteld op 33.706. In 2006 is het aantal inwoners door het United States Census Bureau geschat op 31.738, een daling van 1968 (-5,8%).

Geografie
Volgens het United States Census Bureau beslaat de plaats een oppervlakte van 44,3 km², waarvan 43,8 km² land en 0,5 km² water.

Plaatsen in de nabije omgeving
De onderstaande figuur toont nabijgelegen plaatsen in een straal van 20 km rond Galesburg.

Geboren

 George Ferris (16 februari 1859-1896), ingenieur en uitvinder
 Dorothea Tanning (1910-2012), schilderes, beeldhouwster en schrijfster

Externe link

Plaats in Illinois

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Pierre Anastasio (Paris ,  - Paron, ) est un luthier français d'origine sicilienne, fils du luthier François Anastasio, et père du guitariste Frank Anastasio.

Biographie
Arrivé en France à l'âge de 10 ans, il fait son apprentissage chez Antoine Di Mauro dès l'âge de 14 ans. Après sa formation, il produit des guitares de jazz et des guitares classiques avec son père dans l'atelier que ce dernier a créé à Montreuil. Il reprend l'atelier familial en 1972 et se spécialise à partir des années 1980 dans la fabrication de guitares classiques de concert et de .

Il a été le luthier de nombreux guitaristes dont Angelo Debarre, Raphaël Faÿs, Didi Duprat, Laurent Bajata, Serge Camps, Boulou Ferré, Patrick Saussois, Moreno Winterstein. En particulier Angelo Debarre joue sur une Anastasio sur son album Gypsy Guitars.

Il est mort le 2007. Le hall du conservatoire de musique de Montreuil porte son nom en hommage.

Références

Naissance en février 1937
Décès en novembre 2007
Luthier
Jazz manouche
Décès à 70 ans
Naissance dans le 12e arrondissement de Paris
Naissance dans le département de la Seine
Décès dans le département de l'Yonne


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Coach Park Man-bok dies at 83
Park Man-bok, a Korean-born volleyball coach who led Peru to an Olympic silver in 1988, died on Thursday in Lima, Peru, at the age of 83.
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The Korean Embassy in Peru said Park, who was hospitalized earlier this month for a chronic illness, passed away Thursday morning.
Enshrined in the International Volleyball Hall of Fame in 2016, Park famously coached Peru to a silver medal in women's volleyball at the 1988 Seoul Olympics in his native country. In the memorable gold medal match, Peru took the first two sets against the powerhouse Soviet Union, which had won three gold and two silver medals in its five previous Olympic appearances, but dropped the next three sets in a thriller.
It remains the only Olympic volleyball medal that Peru has won.
Park began his coaching career at a women's college in Korea in 1965, and moved on to the then-semi-pro V-League in 1969. He took over the women's national team in 1973 and led the team to the bronze medal at the World Cup that same year.
Shortly after that, Park was offered the head coaching job for the Peruvian women's national team. He uprooted his family and moved to the other side of the globe, a decision that changed both his life and the course of the Peruvian national volleyball program.
Park ended up coaching Peru at four Olympic Games, starting in 1980. On his watch, Peru finished second and third at the world championships in 1982 and 1986, and won six out of eight South American championships between 1977 and 1991.
Park left Peru after the 1992 season to take over a Japanese pro club, Ito Yokado. He stayed there through 1998 and then returned to coach Peru from 1999 to 2001. He moved to an advisory role at the Peruvian Volleyball Federation in 2002.
While coaching in Peru, Park also nurtured future Hall of Fame inductees Cecilia Tait and Gabriela Perez del Solar.
Park is survived by his wife and four children.


Cabernet may be its trump card, but the origins of Thelema owe more to the wines of Burgundy than Bordeaux: it was a bottle of Puligny-Montrachet that lured Gyles Webb away from accountancy in Durban to winemaking in Stellenbosch. Armed with a winemaking degree and influenced by travels in Tuscany, Bordeaux and California, Gyles and his wife Barbara – a noted triathlete – bought Thelema, an old fruit farm high on the slopes of the Simonsberg mountain, in 1983. This is the wilder side of Stellenbosch, where spotted leopards roam the vines and a combination of elevation and eucalyptus trees creates a much-prized style of Cabernet with a distinctively minty freshness. These days Gyles is Cellar Master, with the talented Schultz brothers (Rudi and Werner) responsible for the winemaking and vineyards respectively. But the philosophy remains true to Gyles' original vision, centred on the principle of what he calls 'benign neglect' – minimal fining and filtration, and no use of commercial yeasts in the red wines. True too to the Thelema name, taken from the idealised concept of a new world order imagined by 16th century French monk, physician and writer Rabelais.


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Evanston salutes fallen soldiers at Memorial Day service
By Mitzi Trainor Last updated May 31, 2022
General Douglas MacArthur at the dedication of Fountain Square in Evanston, Illinois, April 27, 1951. General MacArthur had recently returned to the United States. Credit: Chicago History Museum
In 1951, Neil Franke stood and watched as General Douglas MacArthur dedicated Fountain Square and paid tribute to the Evanston residents who died while serving their country.
Franke, who went on to serve as a sergeant in the United State Marine Corp., returned to Fountain Square Monday, May 30—more than 70 years later—to again pay tribute to the men and women of the military who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.
Neil Franke served as a sergeant in the United State Marine Corp. Credit: Adina Keeling
The service was sponsored by local veteran groups, including the Evanston American Legion Post 42 and Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 7186. It drew a crowd of more than 150 people who listened to speeches from several veterans, heard the names of the recently Deceased veterans and watched as organizers laid down a wreath to honor the fallen soldiers.
Cook County Commissioner Larry Suffredin said, speaking to the crowd that the vast majority of the soldiers whose names mark the Fountain Square Veterans Memorial Wall died young. He said, "The people listed on our wall grew up here in Evanston, went to our local schools, played in our parks and hung out on our streets."
Suffredin, who served as an officer in the US Air Force, said as one of few veterans in elective office, he felt privileged to be at the Memorial Day service.
Fountain Square as people gather on Memorial Day May 30, 2022. Credit: Fred Tanenbaum
He recalled visiting to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in the Arlington National Cemetery during the Vietnam War to remind himself that service is about real people whose lives were cut short. "Life in the military is not a movie with a happy ending," he said.
Commander Charles Spivey, a member of the VFW Post 7186, reminded the audience that Memorial Day is about honoring those who gave their lives as "the ultimate sacrifice to our country."
Army veteran Brian Beatty braces the flag of the Veterans of Foreign War Post 7186 from wind during the Memorial Day ceremony. (Photo by Richard Cahan) Credit: Richard Cahan
His colleague, Commander Will Candelario, a member of the Evanston American Legion Post 42, agreed. "Memorial Day is not about picnics and parades," he said.
A time of remembering
US Army veteran Mildred Harris attended the ceremony with friend Susan Aron. "I was a WAC – in what used to be called the Women's Army Corps," Harris told the RoundTable. She said she chose to serve when the military was mostly men who were drafted into the service. At the time, women having equal status to men was considered radical by many Americans.
Despite the challenges, Harris said she has no regrets. "It was an incredible experience, absolutely. I served for three years… I served in communications, and it was always very interesting. So, I miss that part of it," Harris said.
From left, Mildred Harris, Phoebe Bradford, Susan Aron at the Memorial Day ceremony, "Remembering Those Who Sacrificed All." Credit: Heidi Randhava
John Fuller, who attended Monday's memorial, lost his brother, James "Skinner" Fuller, in the Vietnam War. "I remember that day like it was yesterday," John told the RoundTable. "I remember when the officers came to our front door. I remember the knock. I remember they had to tell my mother and my father that my brother was deceased," said John.
Jason Nemo, Jr., left and his grandfather, Rehova Nemo, Quartermaster, Snell Post 7186 Credit: Heidi Randhava
Only 8 years old at the time, John was the youngest of six boys and two girls. His brother James was the oldest boy. "The exact details I don't know," John said. "I just know I lost a brother. I don't think I ever really want to know the details. I just know it was a mortar shell."
The Snell VFW Post 7186 Auxiliary, formerly named the Women's Auxiliary, does everything it can to support veterans, President Gerri Sizemore told the RoundTable.
Sizemore said she comes from a military family: her husband served in the Navy in WWII, her brother served in Korea, her nephew and great nephew were Marines, and her niece served in the US Navy.
"We are the land of the free because of the military," she said.
Korean War veteran Adam Kwiecinski salutes during the Pledge of Allegiance. "I come to honor the ones who passed away," he said. (Photo by Richard Cahan) Credit: Richard Cahan
Candelario suggested to the crown that one way community members can support fallen soldiers is by looking after their loved ones, especially on a day such as this.
The American Legion legacy scholarship aims to help make sure that the children of the men and women who died in service have what they need to go to college — the scholarship fund makes higher education accessible to these families.
Neil Franke said he felt lucky that to attend this year's service when so many soldiers can't. Franke, who is a great grandfather, considers it a privilege to raise a family and grow old.
"The reason that we are gathered here is to remember those who made our way of life possible," said Candelario. "They are the guardians of our freedom."
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By: Alex Connor | January 24, 2023
Arsenal and Liverpool have entered the race alongside Chelsea for Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Moises Caicedo, as per Fabrizio Romano. It has also been confirmed that Ecuadorian has chosen the agency Futbol Division as his new agent to increase the possibility of a January transfer.
Moises Caicedo Attracting Interest From Host of Premier League Clubs
Moises Caicedo has already made his decision regarding his new agents — been told will be Manuel Sierra (Futbol Division) and Ali Barat, who already represent Hincapie from Bayer. 🇪🇨 #BHAFC
Caicedo, preparing for his future move. pic.twitter.com/jeTDhCQUr8
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) January 5, 2023
Confirmation of New Agents Makes a January Transfer More Likely
It had been previously stated that any negotiations for Caicedo had stalled until the 21-year-old changed agents, but now that has materialised it could potentially pave the way for a mid-season switch to a Premier League giant.
Read More: Chelsea Unsure of Moises Caicedo Move Amid Agent Issues
Romano reported that "Chelsea have been pushing for weeks and remain keen" on bringing Caicedo to Stamford Bridge as they seek to revitalise their lacklustre midfield.
The Blues have already tested the waters with Brighton as Ben Jacobs revealed that Todd Boehly has already proposed a fee in the region of £65 million for the South American star. However, the Seagulls are still holding out for £75 million if they are to lose Caicedo in January. Brighton CEO Paul Barber declared that he "understands" if the midfielder prefers a move but won't sell unless their valuation is met.
Whilst Arsenal and Liverpool are yet to make formal enquiries, Romano stated that they are "well-informed" on the situation and cannot be ruled out. The Gunners are looking to follow up the signings of Leandro Trossard and Jakub Kiwior to provide some squad depth for their title challenge. Whereas Liverpool are looking for midfield reinforcements to improve upon their highly disappointing campaign that has seen them plummet to ninth.
Read More: Arsenal Announce Signing of 22-year-old Jakub Kiwior
Brighton Are Desperate to Keep Moises Caicedo
The major stumbling block to any deal is Brighton's aspiration to keep their youngster for the rest of the season. Seagulls' manager Roberto De Zerbi announced he is hopeful that Caicedo finishes the season on the south coast and feels that the best solution would be for the midfielder to change teams in the summer.
Caicedo was signed from Ecuadorian club Independiente del Valle in 2021 and has been a consistent performer since returning from loan in January 2022. Brighton currently sit in sixth in the Premier League and are chasing European football for the first time in their history. If they are to achieve this incredible feat then Caicedo will be a crucial part of this journey, hence their reluctance to let him depart mid-season.
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The climate change debate is unquestionably one of the hottest-button issues when the economy is roaring of our time. Seemingly every study released to the general public has its champions and detractors, the latter of whom often point to the politicized nature of the debate leading to biased academic conclusions.
Hayhoe said she would work in a different industry if money were a primary concern but stated that she does for-profit "climate-focused consulting" while she is not teaching. She is the Founder and CEO of ATMOS Research & Consulting, whose listed clients include the Union of Concerned Scientists, Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, and Federal Highway Administration.
What a coincidence that Professor Hayhoe's purportedly academic conclusions dovetail perfectly with the explicitly stated goals of her consulting clients. Barf.
The lesson in here is quite simple: before accepting supposedly academic research as "truth" or "authoritative" in the climate debate, follow the money. You might be surprised with what you find. Or maybe not, sadly.


A family has released this shocking dashcam footage of the moment a driver smashed his Land Rover into their car, leaving two young girls paralysed.
The incident happened near Wellingborough and was reported by our sister title the Northampton Chronicle.
We are sharing the family's plea as they want everyone to see the lasting damage a moment of bad driving can have.
Katrina and Karlina Raiba were left paralysed after the road rage driver crashed into a car they were travelling in on the A509.
Roberts Raiba was driving his Vauxhall Signum, which contained his wife Renate and two daughters Katrina and Karlina, aged five and eight at the time, when Andrew Nay, driving his company Land Rover, pulled across their path.
The lives of Katrina and Karlina have been changed forever by the accident.
During the trial, the court heard Nay, aged 39, was an off-road Land Rover driving instructor and had 21 years at the wheel.
Nay was sentenced this morning, when he was jailed for four and a half years.


Whether you need a pot leaf drawing for a school project or for more professional reasons, drawing a pot leaf is considerably easier than you might think. Break it down into basic steps, take it slow, and you're good to go. It is best to always draw with a pencil rather than a pen so if you make a mistake, it is easy enough to fix.
Find a picture of a pot leaf that you want yours to resemble. You probably won't be able to replicate it exactly, but you can try to get close.
Start with the basics. A pot leaf is comprised of seven smaller leafs. Each leaf has a "bone" running through its center. Draw a straight, vertical line, which will be your center "bone" and the stem.
Draw two "V"s. One is upright and running directly through your center line. The second "V" is upside down and also directly through your center line.
Draw a straight, horizontal line that lies between the two "V"s. You now have the basic outline of your leaf. Compare this to your finished drawing and erase and shorten any lines you've drawn that need it. The bottom leaves are considerably shorter and smaller than the top leaves.
Pot leaves have razor-like leaf edges to them, so you'll need to mimic that. Fill in the razor-like edges along each of your straight lines you've drawn, making sure you leave the stem as is.
Deanna Koch has worked as an IT professional since 1995. She attended Drake University with a major in computer science. Koch started writing professionally in 2000 when she began writing application user manuals and guides. Her user manuals were distributed in the marketing department of Target Corporation, and her many how-to guides are available for download on Drake University's website as well as eHow.


Saint George's Cathedral is an Ethiopian Orthodox church in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The cathedral is noted for its distinctive octagonal form.
The National Museum of Ethiopia, also referred to as the Ethiopian National Museum, is a national museum in Ethiopia.
Lake Tana is the source of the Blue Nile and is the largest lake in Ethiopia.
The Ethiopian National Theater is a national theater in central Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Lake Awasa is an endorheic basin in Ethiopia, located in the Main Ethiopian Rift south of Addis Ababa.
Set on the coastal city of Bahir Dar, Blue Nile Hotel offers accommodation with a restaurant and bar.


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 Albert Łaski – alchimista polacco
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 Jan Łaski – arcivescovo cattolico e politico polacco (1456-1531)
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PURE TERROR MONTH: Malenka (1969)
Posted on November 20, 2019 by bandsaboutmovies
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Bill Van Ryn is the man behind the website Groovy Doom and the zine Drive-In Asylum. You should grab an issue after reading this.
Spanish filmmaker Amando de Ossorio will most likely be forever remembered as the creator of the Blind Dead series, but his first horror-themed film was 1969's Malenka, which was eventually released in the US in 1973 with the title Fangs of the Living Dead. The movie predates the early 70s boom in Spanish horror films (for which the success of de Ossorio's 1971 Tombs of the Blind Dead was partially responsible), although by the time it played in US theaters, Spanish directors were already cranking them out left and right.
Malenka aspires to the Gothic atmosphere of a Hammer film, and in that regard it succeeds completely. Beautiful, buxom women in low-cut flowing nightgowns are everywhere here, as well as a creepy castle with a dungeon, a village tavern, a spooky graveyard, etc. Set in contemporary times, the plot finds lovely Anita Ekberg as Sylvia, a young woman who is about to be married to a doctor named Piero. She receives a letter written by her uncle, informing her that her mother has died and she has inherited the title of Countess, with a castle to go along with it. When she goes to the castle, she finds that her uncle, Count Walbrooke, is a thin, pale man who is never seen during the day. Sylvia is startled to see a painting of her grandmother, Malenka, who looks just like Sylvia except as a brunette.
Also not fond of daylight is "Blinka" (or did she say "Glinka"???), one of those big-bosomed women I mentioned earlier, who appears in Sylvia's room in the middle of the night. Blinka tells Sylvia that her uncle isn't her uncle, and that he's really over 100 years old. Walbrooke eventually tells Sylvia that he is a vampire, just like her grandmother Malenka was before the villagers burned her at the stake. He insists that Sylvia call off her engagement with Piero and assume the place of her deceased grandmother as matriarch of this den of vampires.
There isn't any of the overt nudity and graphic violence that often showed up in de Ossorio's later work, but his movies all have a certain childlike quality that is definitely present here, especially in the way the plot is resolved. If you don't want it to be spoiled for you, better stop reading here, but it's really not that big of a deal because ultimately the whole thing is nonsense: Walbrooke captures the interfering Piero and chains him up, revealing that the whole thing was a ruse to have Sylvia declared insane so he can take her inheritance. Glinka goes rogue, however, and decides to tell Sylvia that the whole thing is a con. Sylvia already knows, though, and together they escape while Glinka has a catfight (batfight?) with another vampire wannabe. Inexplicably, the uncle's body turns into an ancient corpse when Piero strikes him with a torch; his body and the portrait of Malenka burn before everyone's eyes. Then, for some reason, when Piero and Sylvia leave the castle the next day, Piero's accompanying friend suddenly turns into a vampire for no apparently reason and attacks a female villager.
The double fake ending where the vampires ended up being real was apparently added without the involvement of de Ossorio, but even if it hadn't been added, the movie still would not have made any logical sense — we see Piero examining the body of a dead woman who later turns out to have just been pretending, so he must be a pretty lousy physician. Also, there are numerous moments when Walbrooke and Glinka are alone, yet still pretending to be vampires. Maybe they were into some kind of vampire kink?
Malenka was given the title Fangs of the Living Dead when it was released in the US as part of the notorious Orgy of the Living Dead triple feature, alongside two other films given new titles containing the words "living dead". It kept the title when it started to appear on TV, which is where I first saw it on Channel 11's "Chiller Theatre" in Pittsburgh. It's an interesting vampire flick, even if it waffles back and forth about whether its vampires are real. De Ossorio's unique treatment of horror tropes is also at its least transgressive here. There are hints of the sex and sadism that was to come, but it's light enough here to make this movie seem more like a spooky fairy tale than a horror movie.
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Sex, Gender and Discrimination
Project status: Open Start date 16 January 2023 Last updated 21 December 2022
The Minister responsible for the Law Commission, Hon Kiri Allan, has asked Te Aka Matua o te Ture | Law Commission to review the protections in the Human Rights Act 1993 for transgender people, non-binary people and people with diverse sex...
He Arotake i te Ture mō ngā Huarahi Whakatau a ngā Pakeke | Review of Adult Decision-Making Capacity Law
Project status: Calling for submissions Start date 06 October 2021 Last updated 28 November 2022
Te Aka Matua o te Ture | Law Commission is reviewing how the law should respond when an adult's decision-making is affected.
Te Kōpū Whāngai: He Arotake | Review of Surrogacy
Project status: Awaiting Government Response Start date 23 November 2020 Last updated 15 November 2022
The Government has asked Te Aka Matua o te Ture | Law Commission to conduct a review of surrogacy in Aotearoa New Zealand.
This review is a comprehensive examination of surrogacy law, regulation and practice in Aotearoa New Zealand. The...
Review of Succession Law
Project status: Closed Start date 18 December 2019 Last updated 27 June 2022
The Law Commission will review the law of succession. The law of succession is the system of rules that governs who gets a person's property when they die.
In July 2019 the Minister Responsible for the Law Commission requested that the...
Ko ngā Hunga Take Whaipānga me ngā Pūtea Tautiringa | Class Actions and Litigation Funding
Project status: Closed Start date 01 July 2019 Last updated 05 December 2022
A class action is a court proceeding in which a group with similar interests collectively sues one or more defendants. The court proceeding is brought by a representative plaintiff on behalf of the class. We do not currently have class actions in...
Review of the Property (Relationships) Act 1976
Project status: Closed Start date 24 May 2016 Last updated 14 October 2021
This project examined New Zealand's relationship property legislation.
The Property (Relationships) Act 1976 (PRA) sets out the rules for how property owned by either or both partners is divided when they separate or when one of them dies...
Victims of family violence who commit homicide
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This project reviews the joint and several liability rule, and considers alternatives. The Commission carries out a broad review of the effects of the rule across all sectors.
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It was an incredible day for near-Earth objects, with two rare cosmic events occurring on the same day.
First, a tiny asteroid actually hit Earth, creating a significant explosion over eastern Russia around 9:30 a.m. on Feb. 15 in that part of the world.
Less than 24 hours later, a larger asteroid, 2012 DA14, passed safely above Earth at a distance of around 17,200 miles, the closest an object of that size has come to our planet since scientists began monitoring the skies. Astronomers had been tracking that asteroid for about a year and knew that it posed no danger of colliding with Earth.
NASA held a teleconference this afternoon to discuss both events.
The Russia meteor is estimated to have been about 50 feet in diameter, which is considered a tiny asteroid, according to meteor expert Bill Cooke.
Scientists say they did not detect the asteroid because it came out of the daytime sky. These are nearly impossible to find ahead of time because telescopes can only spot asteroids during the night.
The small asteroid hit the atmosphere moving at a blistering 40,000 miles per hour. That's more than twice as fast as asteroid 2012 DA12 is moving. The space rock lasted about 30 seconds in the atmosphere before breaking apart 12 to 15 miles above Earth's surface.
When the asteroid broke apart it produced an explosion that created a shockwave, which struck the Russian city of Chelyabinsk below.
In order for a tiny asteroid to slow down, the atmosphere will absorb that energy and emit it as heat and light.
"The event must have been brighter than the sun if you were there to watch it," said Paul Chodas, research scientist in NASA's Near Earth Object Program Office.
The shockwave caused windows to break and walls to collapse, injuring hundreds of people as a result. No injuries were caused by fragments falling from the sky. There are undoubtedly pieces of rock on the ground, but none have been verified with certainty yet.
The energy released by the event was 500 kilotons, according to Cooke, leaving a trail in the sky about 300 miles long. This is the largest recorded meteorite impact since the Tunguska explosion in 1908.
Scientists also verified that the Russia meteor is not related to asteroid 2012 DA14 in any way. They know this because asteroid 2012 DA14 is about three times bigger, at 150 feet in diameter, and it was traveling in a different direction, from south to north.
Fortunately both asteroids were relatively small in nature. Tiny asteroids like the one that exploded over Russia hit the Earth on average about once every 100 years, Chodas said. Although it is an incredible coincidence that both phenomenons happened on the same day.
The bigger threat to Earth is large asteroids, like the one that ultimately wiped out the dinosaurs. NASA, the lead agency in worldwide asteroid tracking, says it has found about 95 percent of large near-Earth asteroids, asteroids that are close enough and big enough to pose a hazard to Earth, though not necessarily headed in our planet's direction.


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Aquestive Therapeutics Announces U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Acceptance of New Drug Application for Riluzole Oral Film for Treatment of ALS
WARREN, N.J., April 16, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Aquestive Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ: AQST), a specialty pharmaceutical company focused on developing and commercializing differentiated products to solve therapeutic problems, today announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has accepted the Company's New Drug Application (NDA) for the investigational product riluzole oral film (ROF), which the Company intends to market under the brand name Exservan™. ROF is a novel formulation of riluzole, which is used as an adjunctive therapy in the treatment of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). The PDUFA (Prescription Drug User Fee Act) goal date is November 30, 2019. The Company is exploring commercial opportunities for ROF in the U.S. and abroad.
"We're pleased the FDA has accepted our NDA for Exservan, given the needs ALS patients have for treatment advances. ALS, though relatively rare, represents a considerable economic and social burden in the U.S. and globally," said Daniel Barber, Chief Strategy and Development Officer of Aquestive. "Oral films offer great promise to patients who face difficulty swallowing or administering traditional forms of medication. In addition to Exservan, we are also focused on advancing Libervant toward an NDA filing this year. We believe these innovations are important and can help patients interact consistently and compliantly with their medication."
The development of ROF with PharmFilm® technology included studies demonstrating the product's pharmacokinetic bioequivalence to the reference listed drug, Rilutek®, as well as additional studies to assess patients' ability to swallow ROF. Aquestive believes that ROF can fulfill a critical need for ALS patients, given it can be administered safely and easily, twice daily, without water.
Riluzole oral film received FDA orphan drug designation in January 2018.
These forward-looking statements are based on our current expectations and beliefs and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those described in the forward-looking statements. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, risks associated with the Company's development work, including any delays or changes to the timing, cost and success of our product development activities and clinical trials; the risks of delays in FDA approval of our drug candidates or failure to receive approval; the risks inherent in commercializing a new product (including technology risks, financial risks, market risks and implementation risks and regulatory limitations); development of our sales and marketing capabilities; issues related to the outsourcing of certain operational and staff functions to third parties; the rate and degree of market acceptance of our products and product candidates; the success of any competing products, including generics; the size and growth of our product markets; the effectiveness and safety of our product candidates; risks associated with intellectual property rights and infringement, including the outcome of any patent infringement litigation relating to the Company's products; unexpected patent developments; the impact of existing and future legislation and regulatory provisions on product exclusivity; legislation or regulatory action affecting pharmaceutical product pricing, reimbursement or access; claims and concerns that may arise regarding the safety or efficacy of the Company's products and product candidates; risks related to legal proceedings, including ongoing patent infringement, investigative and antitrust litigation matters; changes in governmental laws and regulations; the impact of product recalls and withdrawals; uncertainties related to general economic, political, business, industry, regulatory and market conditions and other unusual items; and other risks and uncertainties affecting the Company including those described in the "Risk Factors" section included in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K filed with the SEC on March 14, 2019. Given these uncertainties, you should not place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date made. All subsequent forward-looking statements attributable to us or any person acting on our behalf are expressly qualified in their entirety by this cautionary statement. The Company assumes no obligation to update our forward-looking statements or SEC filings after the date of this press release whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as may be required under applicable law.
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Q: SystemC - How can I get the module name to which sc_signal connected? I'd like to print out the name of sc_module to which sc_signal connected.
How can I get the module name, "module_a" in the following code, from "sig_out"?
#include "systemc.h"

class sig_if : virtual public sc_interface
{
};

class my_sig : public sc_module, public sig_if
{
public:
    my_sig(sc_module_name nm) : sc_module(nm)
    {
    }
};

SC_MODULE(test_module)
{
    sc_port<sig_if> out;

    SC_CTOR(test_module)
    {
    }
};

int sc_main(int argc, char* argv[]) {

    test_module module_a("module_a");
    my_sig sig_out("sig_out");

    module_a.out(sig_out);
    // std::cout << sig_out.get_parent() << std::endl;

    sc_start();
    return 0;
}

A: You could override sc_interface::register_port() in the my_sig class to save a reference to the bound port. The parent of the bound port is the module that contains the port.
#include <iostream>
#include <cassert>
#include "systemc.h"

class sig_if : virtual public sc_interface
{
};

class my_sig : public sc_module, public sig_if
{
public:
    my_sig(sc_module_name nm) : sc_module(nm), bound_port(NULL)
    {
    }

    void register_port(sc_port_base& port, const char*) {
        bound_port = &port;
    }

    sc_object* get_bound_module() const {
        assert(bound_port);
        return bound_port->get_parent_object();
    };

    sc_port_base* bound_port;
};

SC_MODULE(test_module)
{
    sc_port<sig_if> out;

    SC_CTOR(test_module)
    {
    }
};

int sc_main(int argc, char* argv[]) {

    test_module module_a("module_a");
    my_sig sig_out("sig_out");

    module_a.out(sig_out);

    sc_start(0, SC_NS);

    std::cout << sig_out.get_bound_module()->name() << std::endl;

    return 0;
}

The above code prints the name of module_a. Note that sig::get_bound_module() can only be called after elaboration, that is, after sc_start() has been called, because sc_interface::register_port() is only called during elaboration.

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Blenheim Triathlon
Oxford United back the Blenheim Palace Triathlon
Oxford United Football Club are proud to support the upcoming Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research Blenheim Palace Triathlon, which takes place on 7-8 June 2014.
The U's have signed up women's first-team members Holly Pickett and Amy Chilvers to take part in relay team at the triathlon, with each team member taking on one leg of the event: either the swim, bike or run leg. The football team were last year selected as members of the newly established Women's Super League2 (FA WSL2 League), the top level in English women's football.
Holly Pickett said: "We are excited to be supporting the Blenheim Palace Triathlon - not only one of the top events in the local area but the UK's second largest, and most picturesque, triathlon. We're hoping our team's supporters will get behind us and cheer us on throughout the day."
More than 7,000 competitors and 15,000 spectators are expected through the gates of the spectacular World Heritage Site in June and places are close to selling out.
Limited places are still available. To enter, or for more information, please visit www.theblenheimtriathlon.co.uk.
Every year The Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research Blenheim Palace Triathlon attracts a fantastic elite field. Previous years have seen the famous Brownlee brothers, Team GB's Vicky Holland and seven time Multi Sport World Champion Richard Stannard take part in the event. Spectators have also cheered countless celebrities including the likes of Pippa Middleton, Jenson Button, Iwan Thomas, Charlie Webster, Roger Black and Austin Healey as they tackle the challenging course.


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namespace PaintsNow {
	namespace NsSnowyStream {
		class FontResource : public GraphicResourceBase {
		public:
			FontResource(ResourceManager& manager, const ResourceManager::UniqueLocation& uniqueID);
			virtual ~FontResource();
			virtual uint64_t GetMemoryUsage() const;
			virtual TObject<IReflect>& operator () (IReflect& reflect);
			virtual bool LoadExternalResource(IStreamBase& streamBase, size_t length);

			virtual void Upload(IRender& render);
			virtual void Download(IRender& render);
			virtual void Attach(IRender& render);
			virtual void Detach(IRender& render);

			struct Char {
				Char() { memset(this, 0, sizeof(*this)); }
				IFontBase::CHARINFO info;
				ZInt2Pair rect;
			};

			const Char& Get(IFontBase::FONTCHAR ch, int32_t size);
			IRender::Texture* GetFontTexture(uint32_t size, ZInt2& texSize);

		protected:
			class Slice {
			public:
				Slice(uint32_t size);
				const Char& Get(ResourceManager& resourceManager, IFontBase::FONTCHAR ch);
				void Initialize(ResourceManager& resourceManager);
				void Uninitialize(ResourceManager& resourceManager);
				IRender::Texture* GetFontTexture(ResourceManager& resourceManager);

				friend class FontResource;

			protected:
				typedef unordered_map<IFontBase::FONTCHAR, Char> hmap;
				hmap cache;
				ZInt2Pair lastRect;
				std::vector<uint32_t> buffer;
				int16_t width;
				uint16_t fontSize;
				IFontBase::Font* font;
				IRender::Texture* cacheTexture;
				bool modified;

				ZInt2 GetTextureSize() const;
				void UpdateFontTexture(ResourceManager& resourceManager);
				ZInt2Pair AllocRect(const ZInt2& size);
			};

		private:
			std::map<uint32_t, Slice> sliceMap;
			IFontBase::Font* font;
			String rawFontData;
			float reinforce;
		};
	}
}

#endif // __FONTRESOURCE_H__

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A double fronted, Edwardian built seven bedroom, three bathroom family home in the heart of Church End. Located within 0.2 miles of Finchley Central Underground Station.
Lightwell running through the middle of the house
0.2 Miles (4 Minute walk) to Finchley Central station
Being sold chain free
Akiva and St. Mary's Primary School catchment
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"We love the tall ceilings throughout the house which gives it an airy feel"
"One of the most pleasurable things about living in Victoria Avenue was its proximity to all the amenities on the High street, tube, local GP and so much more"
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The kitchen dining room extends over 31' and has two accesses out to the garden.
This property is an impressive 3920 SQ.FT.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare will feature dedicated servers
GameInformer's cover story for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare has good news for fans in regards to the servers of the game.
The story has confirmed that alongside Call of Duty: Modern Warfare officially supporting cross play between PS4, Xbox One, and PC, the game will have dedicated servers support for everyone.
Call of Duty has had dedicated servers in the game as the main server type for a few years now, but with Cross Play coming, it's just as important to ensure that matches are on better server structure for fans.
A big complaint with Black Ops 4 at launch was the server tick rate was set to only 20Hz, whereas many other games have the servers at 60Hz or higher. Treyarch did eventually update the tick rate as time went on, but the experience started off very rough for fans who experience lag.
SOURCE: GameInformer


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Eeucharistic service with hymns and refreshments afterwards.
Eucharistic service, with hymns, a choir and incense. Followed by refreshments.
There is lots going on at St James's and St Christopher's. Church is all about our fellowship with one another. Why don't you take a look a the groups we run?
Everything we do is open to children. Check out our Children and families page below to see what extra and special events we put on to engage young people in our teaching and worship.
We are a busy church with lots going on besides our regular pattern of worship. Everything that's on, from our playgroup to our Sunday Services, including any changes to times, can be found on our calendar.
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Nintendo cards sets from the 1970s
The previous post featured a sales promotion leaflet for the Nintendo Paper Model series from the mid 1970s. Today we will take a look at an other leaflet from that same period, which I also acquired recently.
This one advertises various educational card series that Nintendo offered at the time. These cards focus on Japanese language, vocabulary and poetry, and they were used to play various games.
1970s Nintendo cards leaflet (front)
One side of the leaflet shows the range of so-called Iroha Karuta (いろはかるた), that are aimed at children and feature colourful drawings related to the topic (animals, vehicles, school etc).
A more extensive description of these cards and how they are used was given in this older post.
Two of the Iroha Karuta sets feature historic scenes from the former capital Kyoto (京 いろはかるた) as well as from ancient Tokyo, called Edo at the time (江戸 いろはかるた).
Edo and Kyoto Iroha Karuta sets
Moving to the back of the leaflet (or is this the front?), where a whole range of Hyakunin Isshu (百人一首) card sets is shown.
1970s Nintendo cards leaflet (back)
We haven't covered these cards on this blog yet, which is actually surprising, as they are an important early product of Nintendo, next to Hanafuda. Nintendo has been producing these (almost) from the start of the company, and still sells these to this day in Japan.
Hyakunin Isshu means '100 people, 1 poem [each]'. The game that is played with these cards, called Uta-garuta, is a one of the most well known traditional family games in Japan, that is also played at a more serious competitive level.
Similarly to the Iroha Karuta sets, the set contains matching pairs of cards. In this case, each pair contains a card with a strophe of a well known poem and a card with the first syllables of that strophe.
During the game, the players have to recognise and grab the card with the full poem when the those first syllables are read out. It's a game that requires memorising skills, as well as fast reflexes.
A total of 100 card pairs is included in a Hyakunin Isshu set, by 100 different poets. Hence the name. An age-old standard set of 100 poems is used, called the Ogura set, named after the district in Kyoto where the scholar who compiled this set lived in the 12th century. The full name of these set is Ogura Hyakunin Isshu (小倉百人一首).
The table at the bottom of the leaflet shows the wide variety of sets offered. In the basis these are all the same, featuring the same set of poems. The difference lies in the quality of the material of the cards and the storage boxes. The prices go from ¥1.000 for the simplest sets up to ¥5.000 for sets that are more beautifully decorated and have cloth covered or hard plastic boxes.
For more on the Iroha Karuta cards, check out this earlier post.
Related topics: hyakunin isshu, iroha, Karuta
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Nintendo paper model leaflet from mid 1970s


Steve Clevidence (rhymes with evidence), also known as "Wulf, " belongs to a family that has ranched in the Bitterroot Valley of Western Montana since the 1870's. He was raised with an attitude rare among ranchers. In his words, "We are here as caretakers of the land." And Steve means not only the land but also the species that inhabit it, including predators. Hunting in his family is done only to put food on the table, unjustified killing is unacceptable. Steve's elders taught this from the onset, and he absorbed this lesson and is determined to do his part to reduce the unnecessary destruction of that iconic predator, the gray wolf.
I've known of Steve for some time. He is on the Advisory Board as a ranching and livestock consultant for Living With Wolves, a non-profit founded by the wildlife film-making Dutcher family. On a recent Facebook post Steve displayed his support for Predator Friendly Certification, a coalition of farmers and ranchers who advocate the stewardship of wild animals along with the production of their livestock and other products. This type of certification is an interest of mine so I called Steve up and asked him some questions about it. Of course, when wolf supporters talk there's a lot of ground to cover, so occasionally, we wandered off topic into other facets of wolfdom.
Steve told me that the Predator Friendly certification program is showing positive results in encouraging human coexistence with wolves and other predators. However, in order to do this, livestock producers "gotta quit being lazy." Steve went on to explain that simple changes in management practices can make a lot of difference, such as feeding cattle in the evening rather than in the morning as this tends to cause them to bunch up, making them a more solid force against predators in the dark hours, when most predation occurs. Getting cattle to act more like buffalo generally keeps them safer from natural predators. He also shared that donkeys kept alongside cattle will bray a loud warning, one that alerts ranchers as well as scares off predators who hasten to put miles between themselves and the strange, obnoxious noise. Large-breed dogs, such as the Great Pyrenees, are effective predator deterrents when kept among sheep. At least two or three of these impressive dogs are needed to serve as a significant show of force.
Steve spoke of the progress made with an Alberta rancher's cooperative in reducing wolf and livestock conflicts. This innovative group of ranchers, with the assistance of Timmothy Kaminsky (also with Living With Wolves) and the Mountain Livestock cooperative, as well as Steve, has successfully implemented non-lethal methods to prevent depredation from wolves. Last year no cattle at all were lost to this group of 40 ranchers, despite the large number of wolves in the area. Similarly successful work is being done on Blackfoot land in Western Montana. I discovered a wonderful place online called The Grazerie in High Prairie, Alberta that boasts of being the first Predator Friendly certified ranch in Canada.
Steve's optimism was music to my ears. In a world where advocates lose battle after battle in the effort to protect wolves, it's wonderful to hear Steve say that change is occurring, even in a place like Montana. But he knows "that ranchers have to want to change" and many of them don't. The compensation program has opened a can of worms in his estimation and it is one many ranchers take advantage of. This money could have been used for education and Predator Friendly measures, rather than handed out to a handful of ranchers who are unwilling to change. Steve is a big proponent of educating youth, believing kids need to learn the facts early on. He cites the upcoming children's book about the return of the wolf to Yellowstone called "Running For Home," as an example of the type of text we need to dispel the erroneous mythology that perpetuates a fear and hatred of wolves.
Coming from a long line of ranchers, Steve has an in. He can walk onto a rancher's land and speak with them from experience and empathy. His attitude is to use common sense to approach predator issues. Steve sees all sides of the conflict yet he firmly believes there are solutions that can benefit both the human and wildlife element. But he admits it takes a lot of courage to speak up against the anti-wolf mentality. He spoke of when he began to confront these forces in Montana. Because he had the guts to do this, and without showing fear, others who advocate for wolves became more inclined to stand up too. Seems it takes the courage and conviction of a few to propel a movement fraught with as much emotion and controversy as this conflict.
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At present, certified farms are: Thirteen Mile Lamb and Wool (www.lambandwool.com), Willow Spring Ranch http://www.montanaorganiclamb.com), Happy Hollow Farm (via the http://www.predatorfriendly.org "shop" page), and Wild Echo Bison Reserve (www.wildechobison.com).
Thanks for writing about wolves…they need all the help they can get.
They are asking WA hunters this year to report wolf sightings and numbers. I am so very thankful that there are people like you all who care so much and work so hard. My hats off to you.
Below is a Facebook comment by Steve, and I've included a link to a recent article on Marc Cooke, Co-President of the National WolfWatcher Coalition. I am so impressed by the courage of people who speak up for wolves, despite all the angry forces around them.
I wish to thank two people here. Becky for shining light on Steve for the man he truly is. Second…..Steve himself…. who flies under the radar almost all the time. Making an impact his way! Steve always has my back at wolf meetings and discussions. To talk to Steve you will walk away an realize that this man "Gets It".
This is a PUBLIC "THANK YOU" to Steve and his family…for all they do!
I had an email chat with Steve a few weeks ago about their methods (for The Wolf Army) and it's great to see ranchers not only taking a stand but acting on it and using deterrents which, time and time again have proven, are far more effective at stopping predation than killing predators (look at research done by Adrien Treves). Slowly ranchers are moving towards predator-friendly methods which is healthier for the ecosystem.
Thank youSteve and Becky for this article. The more articles like this there are the more people who will b aware that there are effective methods at deterring predation.


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More than Food: Savoring the Flavor of Dignity
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The restaurants on Church Street in the 1950s were among its most fabled establishments. From fine dining to soda shops and hot dog stands, the street held a cornucopia of culinary delights.
The Ess-Tee Café is remembered as a place for "home cooking in a fine dining atmosphere." It was owned and operated by one of Church Street's most noted entrepreneurs, Mr. W. I. Peek. Legend has it that on one memorable occasion W. C. Handy, composer of "St. Louis Blues," enjoyed a meal there.
The Bon Ton Lunch, dubbed "Anderson's Finest by Taste and Test," is best remembered for its wide selection of meat-and-three dinners and short orders. It was owned and operated by Mr. John Fred, still revered as one of Anderson's most successful restaurateurs.
The eating places on Church Street served up more than food. African Americans were served with dignity and pride during segregation when most other restaurants were off limits to them. Many people across the country remember the sad sight of "white" and "colored" water fountains. Blacks were served out of the back door of "white-owned" businesses – if at all. Recollections of the era detail that Dickson's Ice Cream on the square in downtown Anderson would serve blacks but only on the street – not inside. The State Theater on Whitner Street mandated that blacks sit in the balcony. Tom's Grill, located in the building that still stands on the corner of Church Street and South Main, had a back room where blacks could sit down and be served – viewed as progressive for the time.
In contrast to the rest of the business community during segregation, Church Street offered an atmosphere where everyone felt welcome. The restaurants also offered an opportunity for owners and workers to make a good living in an era when options were limited by legal and societal constraints. The pride there was contagious.
"We had the best hot dogs in town. My daddy used to make them and I had his recipe. Economics, it was all about economics." Mr. Harry Thompson
"The work ethic was wonderful. There was a great sense of pride. They were well-respected and looked up to. They knew they were providing a service – a place where we could go in and sit down and have a meal. The Ess-Tee Café was really some place to be." Dr. Beatrice Thompson
"You could get a full meal – a meat and three vegetables – including a beverage for 58 cents in my brother's restaurant." Mrs. Mary Frances Wardlaw
"Hamburgers started coming in – before that, we just had hot dogs, you didn't have so much beef in those days. As far as drinks, minorities didn't have Coca-Cola, you could go get it, but they didn't solicit your business. We had 3-centers and Nehi Big Orange." Mr. Patrick Flack
"People came from all over to Church Street to get that good chicken and rice . . . beef stew bowls . . . real delicious." Mr. Roosevelt Thompson
"I was always told that if you wanted to amount to anything in life, you should be like the business people on Church Street. It was the most viable part of the black community. Besides that, there were very few places where minorities could go and be served during my early years." Mr. Horace Holloway
"The fish sandwiches were the best. They were fried mullet served between two pieces of white bread. You could get one for about 10 cents and if you were lucky, you got a piece with a tail on it." Mr. Frank Mauldin


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Shooting in Tbilisi - masked and armed people attacked the microfinance organization on Pekini Avenue. According to eyewitnesses, they have heard gunshots. Remains unknown if they were able to take money.
The window of the office has a trace of bullet.
Eyewitnesses say they saw two persons, one of them was masked. They soon fled from the scene.
There are several surveillance cameras near the "Giro Credit" branch. At this moment the Investigation Service works on the spot.


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Citizenship & Identity Podcast World Policy On Air
World Policy On Air, Ep. 122: "Brazil's Retro Macho Politics"
June 2, 2017 March 14, 2018 Brazil, Dilma Rousseff, Omar G. Encarnación
World Policy On Air is a podcast from the pages and website of World Policy Journal.
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Last September, Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff was removed from office on charges of illegally using Central Bank funds to conceal the budget deficit amid a worsening economy and growing corruption scandals. On this week's episode of World Policy On Air, we speak with professor of political studies at Bard College Omar G. Encarnación about the misogynistic political culture that helped bring down Rousseff.
Read Omar G. Encarnación's piece "The Patriarchy's Revenge: How Retro-Macho Politics Doomed Dilma Rousseff" in the spring issue of World Policy Journal.
Subscribe to World Policy On Air on iTunes today.
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Talking Policy: Leta Hong Fincher on Feminism in China
Citizenship & Identity Energy & Environment
Brazil's Land Battles
Economy Energy & Environment Talking Policy
Talking Policy: Izabella Teixeira on International Sustainable Development
April 7, 2017 March 19, 2018
Olympian responsibility: The IOC must not sacrifice ethics for profits
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Latin America's Corruption Comeuppance


In Orlando, Fla., the city stirs up appreciation for local wetlands by throwing a party. On February 18, the 12th annual Orland Wetlands Festival will take place in the 1,650-acre Orlando Wetlands Park. The event exposes participants to the flora and fauna of the wetlands through guided birding hikes, native plant identification hikes and exhibits on poisonous plants and wildlife.
Formerly a dairy farm, the park was established in 1987 to channel treated wastewater from a nearby water reclamation facility to the St. Johns River. The wetland is capable of filtering up to 35 million gallons of water each day. The wetland features marshes, grasslands, swamps and lakes with over 2 million aquatic plants and 200,000 trees.


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Large print/high contrast keyboards available on request.
Staff will retrieve materials anywhere in the building. Just ask!
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Make sure you pay parking otherwise... Water is crystal clear and warm.
... with giant minerals) and swimming in the cristalline water is priceless.
This is the best beach I've ever had the pleasure of visiting.
Very nice surprise, unsuspected snorkelling spot, turquoise water, crystal clear with lots of sea life. Wonderful spot to spend the day!
Clean sea, safe for families, sensible prices in all the beachside cafes, a very low key but charming place in which to relax.
Althoug visiting the beach in June during the week (not high season and not weekends) it is completely full of people. The beach is extremely small. Not worth a visit.
This cape is one the most important for elban geology. Sitting on the beautiful and spectacular rocks (granite with giant minerals) and swimming in the cristalline water is priceless. Maybe busy during high season but surely worths.
Get quick answers from Sant'Andrea Beach staff and past visitors.


The number of cell-lines you add to your panel determines the category of your screening's pricing.
2) You can cancel your experiment until 1 week before the experiment at no cost.
You'll be able to track where your pricing stands when adding or removing cell-lines to/from your cell-panel.


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13-й чемпионат Европы по хоккею на траве среди мужчин прошёл с 17 по 28 августа 2011 года на стадионе «Warsteiner HockeyPark» в городе Мёнхенгладбах, Германия (одновременно там же проходил и чемпионат Европы среди женщин).

Победителями чемпионата (в 7-й раз в своей истории) стала сборная Германии, победившая в финале сборную Нидерландов со счётом 4:2. Бронзовым призёром чемпионата стала сборная Англии, обыгравшая в матче за 3-е место сборную Бельгии со счётом 2:1 в овертайме (основное время матча закончилось со счётом 1:1).

Чемпионат также являлся квалификационным турниром для отбора участников соревнований по хоккею на траве на летней Олимпиаде 2012 в Лондоне. Квалификацию проходили команды, занявшие три первых места. Но поскольку сборная Англии, занявшая 3-е место, получала «автоматическую» квалификацию на Олимпиаду как сборная страны, принимавшей Олимпийские игры (на Олимпиаде игроки сборной Англии выступали в составе сборной Великобритании), то квалификацию получила и сборная Бельгии, занявшая 4-е место.

Результаты игр

Групповой этап

Группа A

Группа B

Группа C (за 5-е место)
Команды, занявшие в играх в группах «А» и «В» 3-е и 4-е место, играли на втором этапе за окончательное распределение мест с 5-го по 8-е. Команды, занявшие по результатам этих игр 7-е и 8-е места, отправлялись в 2013 году в более низший дивизион европейского розыгрыша, EuroHockey Nations Trophy. Если команды играли между собой в группах «А» или «В», то дополнительные игры между ними не проводились, а результаты этих игр автоматически учитывались в таблице для группы «С».

Плей-офф

Итоговая таблица

Примечания

Ссылки
 Официальный сайт чемпионата
 Страница о чемпионате на сайте todor66.com

2011
Август 2011 года
Спорт в Германии в 2011 году
2011 год в хоккее на траве
Международные соревнования по хоккею на траве в Германии
Чемпионаты Европы в Германии
Международные спортивные соревнования в Мёнхенгладбахе
Хоккей на траве


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#region LICENSE

// Copyright 2014-2015 Support
// Sona.cs is part of Support.
//
// Support is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
// it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
// the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
// (at your option) any later version.
//
// Support is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
// GNU General Public License for more details.
//
// You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
// along with Support. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
//
// Filename: Support/Support/Sona.cs
// Created:  15/10/2014
// Date:     20/01/2015/11:20
// Author:   h3h3

#endregion

using System;
using AutoSharp.Utils;
using LeagueSharp;
using LeagueSharp.Common;

namespace AutoSharp.Plugins
{
    #region

    #endregion

    public class Sona : PluginBase
    {
        public Sona()
        {
            Q = new Spell(SpellSlot.Q, 850);
            W = new Spell(SpellSlot.W, 1000);
            E = new Spell(SpellSlot.E, 350);
            R = new Spell(SpellSlot.R, 1000);

            R.SetSkillshot(0.5f, 125, float.MaxValue, false, SkillshotType.SkillshotLine);
        }

        public override void OnUpdate(EventArgs args)
        {
            try
            {
                if (ComboMode)
                {
                    if (Q.CastCheck(Target, "ComboQ"))
                    {
                        Q.Cast();
                    }

                    //if (Target.IsValidTarget(AttackRange) &&
                    //    (Player.HasBuff("sonaqprocattacker") || Player.HasBuff("sonaqprocattacker")))
                    //{
                    //    Player.IssueOrder(GameObjectOrder.AttackUnit, Target);
                    //}

                    var allyW = Helpers.AllyBelowHp(ConfigValue<Slider>("ComboHealthW").Value, W.Range);
                    if (W.CastCheck(allyW, "ComboW", true, false))
                    {
                        W.Cast();
                    }

                    if (E.IsReady() && Helpers.AllyInRange(E.Range).Count > 0 && ConfigValue<bool>("ComboE"))
                    {
                        E.Cast();
                    }

                    if (R.CastCheck(Target, "ComboR"))
                    {
                        R.CastIfWillHit(Target, ConfigValue<Slider>("ComboCountR").Value, true);
                    }
                }

                if (HarassMode)
                {
                    if (Q.CastCheck(Target, "HarassQ"))
                    {
                        Q.Cast();
                    }

                    var allyW = Helpers.AllyBelowHp(ConfigValue<Slider>("HarassHealthW").Value, W.Range);
                    if (W.CastCheck(allyW, "HarassW", true, false))
                    {
                        W.Cast();
                    }

                    if (E.IsReady() && Helpers.AllyInRange(E.Range).Count > 0 && ConfigValue<bool>("HarassE"))
                    {
                        E.Cast();
                    }
                }
            }
            catch (Exception e)
            {
                Console.WriteLine(e);
            }
        }

        public override void OnEnemyGapcloser(ActiveGapcloser gapcloser)
        {
            if (gapcloser.Sender.IsAlly)
            {
                return;
            }

            if (R.CastCheck(gapcloser.Sender, "GapcloserR"))
            {
                R.Cast(Target, true);
            }
        }

        public override void OnPossibleToInterrupt(Obj_AI_Hero unit, Interrupter2.InterruptableTargetEventArgs spell)
        {
            if (spell.DangerLevel < Interrupter2.DangerLevel.High || unit.IsAlly)
            {
                return;
            }

            if (R.CastCheck(unit, "InterruptR"))
            {
                R.Cast(Target, true);
            }
        }

        public override void ComboMenu(Menu config)
        {
            config.AddBool("ComboQ", "Use Q", true);
            config.AddBool("ComboW", "Use W", true);
            config.AddBool("ComboE", "Use E", true);
            config.AddBool("ComboR", "Use R", true);
            config.AddSlider("ComboCountR", "Targets hit to Ult", 3, 1, 5);
            config.AddSlider("ComboHealthW", "Health to Heal", 80, 1, 100);
        }

        public override void HarassMenu(Menu config)
        {
            config.AddBool("HarassQ", "Use Q", true);
            config.AddBool("HarassW", "Use W", true);
            config.AddBool("HarassE", "Use E", true);
            config.AddSlider("HarassHealthW", "Health to Heal", 60, 1, 100);
        }

        public override void InterruptMenu(Menu config)
        {
            config.AddBool("GapcloserR", "Use R to Interrupt Gapcloser", false);

            config.AddBool("InterruptR", "Use R to Interrupt Spells", true);
        }
    }
}


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Cabri is a town in southwestern Saskatchewan directly north of Gull Lake, northwest of Swift Current and east of the Great Sand Hills. It was incorporated as a village in 1912 and as a town in 1917.

The Cabri ferry started operation in 1912, crossing the South Saskatchewan River between the village of Cabri and the town that is now known as Kyle.

Name
There are several interpretations surrounding the origin of the town's name, all of which revolve around the indigenous pronghorn antelope. Local folklore suggests that it was the early settlers' pronunciation of the First Nations word for "antelope". Another possibility is that it was derived from the Latin word Antilocapridae, the genus to which the pronghorn belongs. Another suggestion is that voyageurs and Metis thought that pronghorns look like goats, and called them "cabri", a French equivalent word for goat.

Demographics
In the 2021 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada, Cabri had a population of  living in  of its  total private dwellings, a change of  from its 2016 population of . With a land area of , it had a population density of  in 2021.

Education
Cabri School, part of the Chinook School Division, is a small school with about 100 students.

Transportation
Cabri is along Highway 32, which runs from the city of Swift Current to the town of Leader. It is also along the Great Sandhill Railway line from Swift Curren to Burstall. There is a small local airport, the Cabri Airport.

Cabri Area IBA
The town of Cabri is at the centre of the Cabri Area (SK 045) Important Bird Area (IBA) of Canada. The IBA is roughly circular in shape and covers an area of  and spans three RMs: Riverside No. 168, Miry Creek No. 229, and Pittville No. 169. The site is an important habitat for the burrowing owl, ferruginous hawk, Ross's goose, and the mallard duck.

Notable residents
 Bobby Gimby -  orchestra leader, trumpeter, and singer/songwriter

See also
 Cabri Regional Park
 List of communities in Saskatchewan
 List of towns in Saskatchewan

References

Further reading
 Cabri History Book Committee, Through the Years: History of Cabri and District, 1984
 Glenn Sawyer, The Cabri Ferry Crossing and Its Changing Faces, 2008

External links

Towns in Saskatchewan
Important Bird Areas of Saskatchewan


Skye Weavers Brushed Tweed Sandstone. Woven on the Isle of Skye.
Herringbone tweed with brushed finish that raises the wool fibres to create a fluffy and textured fabric surface. Mixture of grey with small amounts of blue in the warp crossed over with a sandstone coloured yarn in the weft.


Flexible graphite also called expanded graphite. It take flake graphite as raw materials,after high temperature expansion repression to acquire the flexible graphite.
In the high temperature, high pressure or radiation conditions, no decomposition, deformation or aging, stable chemical properties. The birth of flexible graphite, declared the new time for the chemical sealing area.
used for the production of sealing materials,heat exchange materials, , fuel cell bipolar plate.


The Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA) today directed its officials to expedite work on the 9.41 km long extension of metro line from Dilshad Garden to New Bus Stand in the district.
On the directions of GDA vice chairman Santosh Kumar Yadav, the department officials conducted soil testing surveys at the proposed sites for metro stations on this route, an official statement by GDA said.
It informed that letters have been written to the power department for shifting two high-voltage electricity poles from the proposed sites.