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Jean-Gabriel DOMERGUE through parties, society events and festivities
Jean Gabriel DOMERGUE à travers les fêtes, mondanités.
Odette DOMERGUE:
"My husband was a born organiser but also a hard worker."
Jean-Gabriel DOMERGUE:
"Parties allow one to live beyond the confines of time, beyond the ordinary… a clean break from everyday life where, for a few hours, everyone becomes 'another' and can live without constraint…"
Créateur-magicien de fêtes grandioses : citons-en quelques unes…
Magical creator of lavish parties. To name a few…
On June 24th 1922, he organises the 18th Century Venetian themed 'Ball of a Thousand Beauties' at the Paris Opera House. He decorates the edge of the boxes with antique tapestries and large gold shawls. He lines the huge stage entirely with black velvet…He both designs and executes the decor.
On November 24th 1922, he organises the Festival of Saint Catherine in Montmartre.
On May 29th 1923, he recreates the atmosphere of the Second Empire for the Gavarni Ball at the Paris Opera House.
On June 8th 1923, he organises the 1830 Ball at the Palais Royal.
He then organises another ball to bring the parasol back into fashion – the elegant automobile contest in the Bois de Boulogne and also the bathing costume contest at the Molitor swimming baths on June 18th 1934.
On July 6th 1935, he creates a firework show for the grand night at Longchamp entitled 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. On May 6th 1936, the Red Cross commission him to organise a grand flower ball. In 1947, he presides at the house of CARVEN's Festival of Saint Catherine.
For the theme of each party he designs costumes for the women and the men and helps the couturiers realise them. Thus he became a valued friend to all the grand couturiers of the time but above all to Paul POIRET.
Carnaval, circa 1920
Jean-Gabriel Domergue's parties in the town were famed and remembered long afterwards. Notably: In honour of Maurice Chevalier in 1929 and the Venetian Gala in 1931. In the Winter of 1922-23 his energy is boundless: On January 20th he recreates a Moroccan souk in which all the traditional costumes are represented, from that of the beggar to that of the richest Fasi, and North African dances punctuate the entertainment. January 27th marks the Festival of Seville in Spanish costumes. February 3rd is the enchanted garden where flowers and fruit abound. On February 10th the 'Snow Queen' arrives. White and ermine fur coats could be seen among all the polar animals. The 17th February is lit up by the Festival of Light where the costumes illustrate all manner of lighting.
On February 24th is the Festival of the Far East with Chinese porcelain, Buddhas, dragons and pagodas. On the 3rd of March is the couture gala where new designs from the Parisian grand couturiers are presented. Four grand balls are also held: on February 13th, Shrove Tuesday, is the grand Venetian ball; the 8th of March marks the middle of Lent with Robinson from 1840 to 1860, the Orphéon band, Veronique and the donkey, students and grisettes; March 10th marks the Nautical ball where corals, shells and imaginary sea monsters could be seen. Finally, on March 17th, to finish on a royal note, the party is held beneath the trees at the Trianon with marchionesses, shepherdesses and costumes from the 18th Century.
What a fertile imagination and what energy he had!
The VILLA FIESOLE
Over the years Jean-Gabriel DOMERGUE and his wife held dazzling receptions at their villa, the Fiesole, with its enchanting surroundings, which, undoubtedly contributed to Cannes' success.
The ball at the Carlton.
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As a fine connoisseur, in 1937, he organises the 'Coiffure de soirée' gala, dedicated to one of the most beautiful female attributes. Gifted with communicative joy and a striking sense of humour, Jean-Gabriel DOMERGUE, who organises society's most fashionable festivities in France, is in demand abroad: He creates the 'Goya ball' for the Spanish court in Madrid.
The Principality and its prestigious Opera house had to wait until 1925 in order to enjoy Jean-Gabriel DOMERGUE's creativity with 'the Golden Ball', 'the Enchanted Garden Ball' and the 'Arrival of Spring'. All of them were in heavenly settings and had a considerable success.
For the inauguration of the 'Train Bleu', Monsieur Cornuché called upon Jean-Gabriel DOMERGUE which resulted in the unforgettable 'gai voyage' in 1923, on the 29th and 30th June.
On Whit Sunday in 1932, he organises 'the ball of the frogs"
On 14th July, 1936 he organises the 'Petits chapeaux' gala.
In 1922, the 'Grand Ball of the Second Empire' at the Hôtel du Palais was honoured with the presence of King Alphonse XIII and his wife, Queen Victoria and the Shah of Persia as well as many dignitaries of the era. In the following years, Jean-Gabriel DOMERGUE would organise the entertainment at the Casino de Bellevue.
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Kansai Yacht Club Commodore Ko Watanabe and SoftBank Team Japan General Manager Kazuhiko Sofuku "Fuku", sign the challenge papers.
SoftBank Corp and the Kansai Yacht Club announced they have come to an agreement to challenge for the 2017 America's Cup. As SoftBank Team Japan, the team will compete in the 2015 America's Cup World Series events, and challenge for the 2017 America's Cup in Bermuda.
The campaign was confirmed today by Kazuhiko Sofuku, "Fuku", a veteran of four previous America's Cup campaigns who has been appointed as the team's general manager.
"To lead a Japanese challenge for the America's Cup is a dream come true," said Fuku, who last raced with a Japanese team for the Cup 15 years ago as bowman for Nippon Challenge during the 1999/2000 Louis Vuitton Cup challenger series.
SoftBank Team Japan is challenging under the banner of the Kansai Yacht Club, among the most distinguished clubs in the country.
A base level of technical assistance from Oracle Team USA will be provided to SoftBank Team Japan as it prepares for the 2015 America's Cup World Series events.


Ambala Division of Northern Railway is introducing a new HOP-ON HOP-OFF service on UNESCO declared World Heritage KALKA-SHIMLA SECTION with effect from 25.10.18 for six months on trial basis on all trains running on KALKA-SHIMLA section .
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At the time of booking passenger has to submit a photocopy of ID proof .
The original ID proof, copy of which submitted at the time of booking to be produced by the passenger on demand, failing which he will be treated as Without Ticket passenger and will be charged as per extant Railway rules.
The HOP-ON HOP-OFF ticket is non-transferable.
No refund of fare is permitted on HOP-ON HOP-OFF ticket in any case.
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With introduction of this service, all places of tourists interest of Kalka-Shimla can be visited by Tourist, on a single ticket .


A collaboration of the Arts, philosophy, law and justice, Kensington Galleries facilitates access to thought-provoking concepts through visual, audio and literary arts; legal thoughts and philosophy. Online galleries promote access to justice (Justice4All regardless of background) and thought-provoking visual exhibition such as Charles Gore's Talking Art which explores Art's relationship with space and viewers. Kensington Galleries was established to inspire. It promotes Arts in unconventional spaces and spreads awareness of access to justice. Exhibition spaces have included: Homebase Kensington, London and Think-Apartments, Earl's Court, London.
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LCD Display (16X2): LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) is an electronic display module and find a wide range of applications. A 16×2 LCD display is very basic module and is very commonly used in various devices and circuits. These modules are preferred over Seven Segment and Leds.
The reasons being: LCDs are economical; easily programmable; have no limitation of displaying special & even Custom Characters and animations unlike Seven Segment and Leds.
A 16×2 LCD provides 2 Rows and 16 Columns, that means you can display 32 characters at a time. In this LCD each character is displayed in 5×7 pixel matrix.
The data register stores the data to be displayed on the LCD. The data is the ASCII value of the character to be displayed on the LCD.LCD Display Address:In 16×2 LCD, First Row address starts from 0x80 to 0x8F and Second Row address starts from 0xC0 to 0xCF.
When High to Low pulse pass on this pin then data will be latched on LCD.
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Fluffy buttermilk beignets with a hint of cinnamon and nutmeg showered with mounds of powdered sugar.
Pronounced ben-yays, not beg-nets. Whoa, do not make the mistake of pronouncing it wrong in front of a group of New Orleans beignet connoisseurs. That's one trip to we're-never-going-to-let-you-live-this-down that you don't want to join.
It only took me a hundred typos before I finally remembered that the "g" is placed in front of–not behind–the "n." Sheesh, give me a break, beignet!
The #SundaySupper group is celebrating Fat Tuesday this week, except we're calling it Fat Sunday. What's Fat Tuesday? Heck if I know! I'm just in it for the free booze and all-you-can-eat beignets hidden under mountains of powdered sugar.
Have you ever been to Nawleans? Am I pronouncing it right?
I haven't had the luxury of taking a trip to the Big Easy, but it's on my bucket list. Even Squirrel wants to go. Granted, he doesn't want to go for the same reason I want to–food, of course–but I'm sure we can work something out. Oh, his reason? Get ready to laugh.
Gator hunting. Yup, I'm married to a man that wants to "choot" (that's how he says it) gators for living. It's his life long dream–I kid you not.
Every time he turns on the television, it's a guarantee that Swamp People will show up on the screen. If I hear the man say, "Choot "Em!" or "Get 'em in da boat!" one more time, he's going to be shipped off to live with the gators in a floating house on the bayou.
Please enjoy the rest of the post while I go find a rock to hide under.
While Squirrel is off on an air boat in the middle of the swamp bating large, slimy reptiles, I'll be sitting at a local cafe on Bourbon Street sipping a chicory coffee and enjoying a good book.
Believe it or not, beignets are easy to make. Before last week, I had no idea what exactly a beignet was. It wasn't until I did some research that I found out that beignets are pretty much just like the doughnut, minus the hole in the center. In fact, their Louisiana's state doughnut.
I made this particular recipe with buttermilk. I like the tang that the buttermilk adds to the soft, yeasty dough. A bit of sugar sweetens the dough ever so slightly, while the cinnamon and nutmeg add a hint of spice.
I used my dough hook to mix up the dough. If you don't own a dough hook, feel free to use a wooden spoon and your hands to mix the dough.
I used Red Star Platinum yeast to speed up the rise time. I get a little impatient when it comes to making doughnuts. My theory is, the quicker the process, the sooner I get to devour doughnuts. I think it's a pretty good theory.
After the dough is finished rising, roll the dough out to form a 1/2-inch thick rectangle.
Trim the edges with a floured knife or, my favorite, a pizza cutter.
Cut the dough into large squares.
The dough gets fried in canola oil that has been heated to 350 degrees F.
Cook the beignets for 2 minutes on each side, or until golden in color. Use a slotted spoon or a pair of metal tongs to flip the dough.
Allow the beignets to cool slightly before adding the powdered sugar.
Make, make it rain! The more powdered sugar, the better.
I got so excited about the beignets that I ate one right after they finished frying, one after their glamour shots, and one piled high with vanilla ice cream after dinner.
Now, I've never been to New Orleans, so I can't compare them to the famous beignets from Cafe Du Monde, but I do know one thing…they're damn good.
Think yeasty. Like, extra yeasty. They have a slight tang from the buttermilk and spice from the cinnamon and nutmeg. They're mildly sweet with a light, marshmallowy interior. After you finish one, you'll move on to number two. They're that addictive.
In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the dough hook, combine hot water, yeast, and sugar. Give the mixture a gentle stir to combine. Allow the mixture to rest for 5 minutes. You'll know the mixture is ready when a layer of foam forms at the top of the mixture.
Add the salt, cinnamon, nutmeg, egg, and buttermilk. Mix on medium to combine. Add the softened butter and mix until combined. Don't worry if a few bits of butter are floating around.
With the mixer on low, slowly add 3 1/4 cups of flour one scoop at a time until the mixture pulls away from the bowl.
Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured surface. Knead in the remaining 1/4 cup of flour until the dough is smooth, about 5 minutes.
Form the dough into a bowl and place in a lightly oiled bowl, turning it once to coat. Cover the bowl loosely with a piece of plastic wrap or thin dish towel. Place the bowl in a warm area and allow the dough to rise. The dough should rise to double its original size. If you're using quick-rise yeast, the process takes about 1 1/2 hours. If you're using active dry yeast, the process takes about 2 1/2 hours.
Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured surface. Gently pat the dough down to form a disk. Lightly dust the top of the dough and rolling pin with flour.
Heat 1 1/2 inches of canola oil in a cast iron pan to 350 degrees F.
Gently roll the dough out to form a 1/2-inch thick rectangle. Using a pizza cutter or floured knife, trim the dough to form a semi-uniform square. Cut the dough into 3 x 3-inch squares.
Place a cooling rack over a piece of aluminum foil or paper towels.
Gently place the squares of dough into the pan of hot oil. Fry until golden brown on both sides, about 2 minutes per side.
Using a slotted spoon or pair of tongs, transfer the beignets to the cooling rack. Allow the dough to cool slightly before showering them with powdered sugar. Serve immediately.
The beignets are best if eaten directly after they're finished frying.
Oh my!!! I wish I could sample of couple of these beignets! I love you pictures… especially the one in which you are dusting the beignets with icing sugar!!
That was my favorite picture, Manu. Thanks!
The yeast needs sugar in order to proof, yet you have not disclosed how much sugar to use.
I have not been able to stop thinking of beignets since you shared some advanced pics. These look amazing!
Loving where your head is at with Fat Tuesday (or Sunday) with the booze and beignets! I need some for Sunday brunch, TODAY. Right now to go with my coffee so I can dream of being at Café du Monde again. Love this buttermilk version of yours and it has been officially added to my must make asap list. Thanks for sharing, my friend. Pinning!
Thanks, Stacy. I can't wait to visit and eat my weight in beignets. Thanks for the pin!
I didn't even participate this week (and I'm kicking myself!) but had to come visit ever since seeing the photo you posted. . Oh my gawd these beignets look perfect! this is totally what I would have attempted to make as well. . i love that you showed step by step photos! Pinned!!! I am totally going to try this recipe! they look delicious!
Thanks, Alice! It was definitely a fun #SS. Thanks for the pin.
Wait. Do all states have a state doughnut? Is this an American thing? IS IT?
I'm not sure, but I secretly hope so. Now I want to take a trip to every state just to eat doughnuts. Wanna join?
Now if I could just have one (or a few) of these with my cup of coffee I'd be a happy girl!
So light and lovely! They look incredible with that powdered sugar snowstorm on top!
Get 'em in da boat! OMG. I die.
These look awesome! I've been to New Orleans a few times but not when I was old enough to actually have some fun. Booo.
I die laughing every time he starts quoting that show. He sounds just like the gator hunters.
Ooooo, beignets! Can they be any more tempting? LOVE!
Fried carbs dusted with powdered sugar? Yes, please. Seriously I love the way buttermilk works in recipes like these.
Sooo he can gator hunt, and you can eat beignets all day. Sounds like the perfect vacation. :) (Also, it took me three tries to spell that right).
It's a difficult word, right. I keep wanting to flip flop the "e" and "i." Thanks!
My morning cup of coffee would be perfect with a side of your beignets!! Your recipe sounds just incredible and your pictures are beautiful!
Too funny! I bet these delectable beignets got your hubby's mind off of gators ;) They look amazing!
Thanks, Liz! I wish I could say they did, but they didn't. He talks about it all the time.
Nom, nom, gone!! They wouldn't have a chance in this house!!
They didn't stand a chance in our house, either. They were gone in minutes.
Life would be perfect if I could start every day off with one of these and a cup of coffee.
Gator hunting???? That made me lol! But these beignets are seriously good looking. They are one of my favorite treats and these look awesome!
I know, right! Not sure what that man is thinking. Yes, beignets all day long!
mmm your beignets look so pillowy soft and delicious. Pile on that powdered sugar and give me a plateful!
The breakfast of champions! I want to get powdered sugar all over the place right now. Yum!
I couldn't agree more, Shannon!
Bahahaha! Chooting gateerrs? Really?!?!?! I just recently told Mike I want to go to New Orleans for our five year wedding anniversary. He asked why. I said mainly for food, booze, and music. I would be too scared to go too close to gators. I am pretty sure my first day there would involve lots of these and coffee promptly followed by a food coma nap.
My husband is one of a kind, that's for sure. Me, I'm all about the food. I always plan my vacations around the food. NO for your 5-year anniversary sounds amazing. You should do it.
1. OOOH! I can tell you what Fat Tuesday is! It's the day before Ash Wednesday-which is the first day of Lent (in Christianity, particularly Catholicism)–since people often give up stuff and some people do some fasting, it's like the last hurrah before Lent starts!
2. BEIGNETS!!! I've never been to New Orleans but I wanna go, just for the beignets! Yours look SO fluffy and crisp and flavorful and mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!
Thanks for schooling me, Kayle! I love knowing about food holidays.
I love your pictures — made me want one RIGHT NOW with a coffee! Perfect!
You made me laugh out loud about Fat Tuesday. We have Mexican pancakes (enchiladas) at my church to get ready for Ash Wednesday and fasting for 40 days. (Ha) Food bloggers can't do that. These look awesome. I avoid frying because I don't like the mess. But I may have to give these a whirl. I'd love it if you linked this to What'd You Do This Weekend. It goes live at midnight.
You did good! As a connoisseur of beignets from Cafe du Monde, I can tell you that yours look absolutely perfect. I love your addition of buttermilk for a little extra tang. I'll have to try that next time!
You made my day, Stacy. Thank you! I can't wait to visit NO!
Great Fat Tuesday choice, Jennie! Yes, please!
Well they look as amazing as the real thing, wish I could have one with my cup of tea right now.
Oh my, these are so good with a hot beverage. Hello, dunking!
Oh my goodness. I could easily devour several of these right now!
I love beignets! I always have to stop and think of the correct pronunciation before talking about them, though! Haha!
It took me so long to get the spelling right. Thanks, Karly!
Oh, I need these! Right now.
I made beignets too — but savory rather than sweet — great minds think alike!
Great minds, indeed. I'll have to try a savory version. That didn't even cross my mind. Thanks, Cathy!
Beignets are a thing of beauty, aren't they? Fluffy fried goodness…and I'm with you – the more powdered sugar the better!
I like to make it rain powdered sugar. Thanks, Katie!
Jennie, your beignets look out of this world. I can practically taste how delicious they are just by drooling over your gorgeous photos. That's it – I NEED to get over my fear of deep frying at home so I can make these. Or maybe I'll just join you at Cafe du Monde while Squirrel is wrassling with gators.
I'm not a fan of frying either, but these were worth it. I'm all for going to NO for some beignets.
I LOVE beignets, especially at cafe du monde! We're talking last meal material here. Now I feel like I need to try making them at home.
Thanks, Erin. I could defintely make a late night meal out of these puffy carbs.
Oh beignets! The last beignets I had were the cute Mickey Mouse ones in Disneyland! Do you think that shape would be difficult to do?
Love, love, love this recipe girl. I freaking love beignets. And my deep fryer. Making.
I seriously just want to jump into your photos, consume all of that sugary goodness, and then wash it all down with that cup of joe! Holy yum!! Pinning!
Buttermilk would be PERFECT in these! Great idea!
Your beignets just pop off the screen! I wish one would pop into my mouth right now. And yes, the more powdered sugar the better!


The Chicago Bears face the possibility that they will be without weak-side linebacker Lance Briggs, a Pro Bowl selection for the last five consecutive seasons, on Sunday when they host the Seattle Seahawks at Soldier Field.
Briggs has not practiced yet this week with a sprained left ankle that forced him out of action last Sunday at Carolina. He missed the final preseason game with a sprained right ankle, and then was held out of a handful of early-season practices.
Briggs has missed only three games in his seven seasons. He is the team's leading tackler through the first five games with 49 tackles and 31 solos. He has one sack, one interception, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery.
If Briggs cannot play, he will be replaced by Brian Iwuh, a five-year veteran who the team signed in free agency.


Phil Maudsley, CEO of Findel, and Stuart Caldwell, Acting CFO discuss where the company stands on its strategic journey to become an online-driven value retailer through its Express Gifts division and the Studio brand. Significant progress has recently been logged, with the online proportion of orders jumping to 63%, and recent younger customers placing up to 90% of their first orders online. Phil also discusses the increasing use of Far East based production, not only for Express but in the Education division, where it is part of a strategy to improve competitiveness. Stuart also explains the use of debt as part of the company's consumer credit model.
Findel comprises market-leading businesses in the UK online value retailing and education supplies markets. The company's objective is to develop sustainable growth in a marketplace for value-conscious customers who are rapidly moving their purchases online.
Sohil Chotai from Edison's institutional team accompanies his recent research note on the retailer with this overview of his thesis. He talks about how he values the company and why he expects a re-rating of the stock when WH Smith's results are announced on 3 June.
Ted Baker is a UK-listed global lifestyle brand, famed for its quirky and distinctive fashions and high-quality designs at attractive prices. Ted Baker operates 381 stores and concessions around the world, as well as through wholesale and licence partners. In this interview Edison's Sohil Chotai discusses Ted Baker's interim results. The company delivered strong financial performance at home and abroad in all channels. He also comments on Ted Baker's positioning in the high street, relative to fast fashion companies and luxury brands. In addition, he explains Ted Baker's growth and dividend policies, as well as its relative valuation compared to peers and the value it offers.


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Parafia pw. Wniebowzięcia Najświętszej Maryi Panny w Łazówku – rzymskokatolicka parafia należąca do dekanatu sterdyńskiego, diecezji drohiczyńskiej, metropolii białostockiej.

Historia
W XVI wieku w Łazówku erygowano parafię obrządku wschodniego. Parafia stała się unicka po unii brzeskiej. W latach 1874-1875 po likwidacji unii, kościół zamieniono na cerkiew prawosławną. Do Łazówka sprowadzono prawosławnego duchownego oraz z Wirowa.

22 stycznia 1919 mieszkańcy wystąpili o powołanie parafii katolickiej. 19 listopada 1919 Bp. Henryk Przeździecki erygował tutaj parafię Wniebowzięcia Najświętszej Maryi Panny.

Miejsca święte

Sanktuarium
Łazówek jest miejscem szczególnego kultu Matki Bożej Pocieszenia. W kościele znajduje się cudowny obraz. 24 września 2011 ks. bp. Antoni Pacyfik Dydycz ustanowił Łazówku sanktuarium Matki Bożej Pocieszenia. 15 sierpnia 2012 ks. bp. Antoni Pacyfik Dydycz dokonał koronacji obrazu na prawie diecezjalnym.

Kościół parafialny
W latach 1983-1986 zbudowano obecny murowany kościół. Konsekracji kościoła dokonał 30 lipca 1988 biskup siedlecki Jan Mazur.

Obszar parafii

Miejscowości i ulice
W granicach parafii znajdują się miejscowości:

 Kamieńczyk,
 Kolonia Dzierzby,
 Kolonia Kamieńczyk,
 Łazów
 Łazówek

Duszpasterze

Proboszczowie
 ks. kan. mgr Robert Krasowski – proboszcz

Przypisy

Parafie diecezji drohiczyńskiej
Parafie pod wezwaniem Wniebowzięcia Najświętszej Maryi Panny
Religia w gminie Sterdyń
Łazówek
Sanktuaria maryjne w diecezji drohiczyńskiej

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Apparent Airplane Stowaway Falls From Sky Into London Garden
Published July 2, 2019 at 10:24 AM MDT
Dominic Lipinski
The road in Clapham, south London, where a body fell from a passenger plane and was found in a garden. Police say the victim may have been a man who stowed away in the plane's landing gear.
Residents of London's Clapham area got a shock Sunday afternoon when they discovered a body in the garden of a neighborhood home and called police.
That body is believed to have fallen from the sky.
Metropolitan Police said they suspect the person was hiding in the landing gear of a Kenya Airways flight and fell as the plane was approaching Heathrow Airport.
The body, which police said is believed to be male, has not been identified.
One resident described a close call to the BBC, saying he heard a loud sound and that when he looked outside he saw "blood all over the walls of the garden." He said the body had landed next to a neighbor who was sunning himself in his garden. The resident said he found his neighbor "very shaken."
"If it had been two seconds later, he would have landed on the common where there were hundreds of people — my kids were in the garden 15 minutes before [he fell]", the unnamed resident told the BBC. Clapham Common, a public park, is less than a quarter-mile from the street where the body landed.
"One of the reasons his body was so intact was because his body was an ice block," the resident said. At some typical flight cruising altitudes, the temperature is far below freezing.
The body was found on Offerton Road in south London, about 15 miles east of Heathrow Airport. Police said they initially declared the area a crime scene but later said the death is not being treated as suspicious. An autopsy will be conducted.
As for that Kenya Airways plane, "a bag, water and some food were discovered in the landing gear compartment once it landed at the airport," police said.
Kenya Airways did not immediately respond to NPR's request for comment. It told Reuters that the flight was coming in from Nairobi, a journey of about 4,250 miles that takes eight hours and 50 minutes.
"It is unfortunate that a person has lost his life by stowing aboard one of our aircraft and we express our condolences," Kenya Airways told the wire service.
This is unfortunately not the first apparent stowaway whose body has dropped from the skies over London. In 2015, the body of a man who fell from a plane was found on the roof of an office building in the city. (Another man was found in critical condition that day in the undercarriage of a plane that landed at Heathrow from Johannesburg.)
And in 2012, the body of a man believed to have fallen from a plane en route from Angola was found in a London suburb. He was later identified as 27-year-old Jose Matada, from Mozambique.

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The morning after Florida's primaries, former Rep. Ron DeSantis ― the state's newly chosen GOP candidate for governor ― went on national television and used a racist dog-whistle to comment on his opponent.
In 2011, DeSantis wrote a book called Dreams From Our Founding Fathers: First Principles in the Age of Obama. In it, he excuses the Three-Fifths Compromise, which counted a black person as only three-fifths of a whole person to determine congressional representation.
Obama is a secret communist.
DeSantis, in his book, also implied that Obama's mother was a communist. He notes that one of her high school teachers said she would ask questions around the Cold War like "What's so good about capitalism? What's wrong with communism? What's good about communism?" He also cited the fact that one of her classmates referred to her as a "fellow traveler," which is sometimes used to describe someone who is communist. There's no proof Obama's mother was a communist either.


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Homologous Association in Somatic Cells of Ornithogalum virens
P. N. Ravindran
1977 Volume 42 Issue 1 Pages 1-4
Released on J-STAGE: March 19, 2009
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.1508/cytologia.42.1
An analysis of the presence of homologous association in Ornithogalum virens indicates that the homologous association reported by earlier workers may be due to the influence of some environmental factors rather than due to any inherent ability of the plant.
Polyploid Breeding in Trigonella foenum-graecum L
S. S. Raghuvanshi, A. K. Singh
1977 Volume 42 Issue 1 Pages 5-19
Tetraploids of six different varieties of Trigonella foenum-graecum were raised through treatment of seedlings by colchicine solution. Comparative studies were carried out for exploiting their useful traits. Cytology and chiasma frequency was studied in detail, Genotypic response of different varieties at tetraploid level with regard to multivalent frequency, chiasma frequency and pollen sterility shows significant differences. A natural occurring tetraploid and a hexaploid have been investigated. Problem of high seed sterility prevaling in autotetraploids of Trigonella foenum-graecum has been discussed. Appearance of heteromorphic bivalents along with fragments in mixoploid plant is a new report and its possible origin has been traced. Polyploids of Trigonella foenum-graecum are characterised by pollen shape variability while diploids have uniformly one type of grains.
Study of the Structure and Behaviour of Chromosomes of the Different Varieties of Apium graveolens (Celery)
Anuradha Hore
1977 Volume 42 Issue 1 Pages 21-28
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.1508/cytologia.42.21
Chromosomes of six varieties of Apium graveolens of the family Umbelliferae were studied, collected from different nurseries of Calcutta after evolving suitable schedules. The somatic number in all of them was 2n=22. These varieties differ in the number of chromosomes bearing secondary constrictions. One pair of chromosomes with supernumerary constrictions is missing in two varieties (Sutton's Golden Self Balancing and Verma's Golden Plume) but is present in the others. Meiotic irregularities are frequent but bivalent formation has been found to be universal, indicating that homozygosity for structural changes has been attained in these varieties through selection in cultivation. Sutton's Turnip Rooted variety with longest chromosomes might represent one of the primitive varieties.
Cytogenetical Studies in the Inbred Lines of Radish (Raphanus sativus L. var. radicols Pers.) and their Hybrids. I. Chiasma Frequency
Narsinha Dayal
Mean chiasma frequency at diakinesis has been studied in three intered lines of radish, namely LS-337/24, LS-337/25 and LS-43/51, their F1 hybrids and the population. It has been demonstrated that the lines significantly differ among themselves and from the original population in this character. All the lines show a marked reduction in mean chiasma frequency in comparison to the population whereas the interlinear hybrids F1 are characterized by increase of this mean which touches almost the population level. From our results it is quite obvious that the breakdown and restoration of chromosome pairing are concomitant with the mating system of the species. A genotypic control of mean chiasma frequency has been proposed in radish.
Epoxy Resin Embedding in Gelatin Capsules: Improved Orientation of Thin Specimens
Régis Pépin
The hemispherical bottom of ordinary gelatin capsules can be softened by partial soaking in cold water. Pressing the moistened part with a smooth, flatsurfaced object will modify the original shape of the capsule to a flat-bottomed one. Plastic Petri dishes can be used for this work with excellent results. This new shape becomes stable after drying and the capsules thus obtained can be used for orientated embedment of most kinds of samples. Using these modified capsules is particularly helpful for embedding thin specimens such as cells monolayers or fungal mycelia.
Meiotic Behaviour of Spontaneous and Mutagen Induced Partial Desynaptic Plants in Pearl Millet
R. B. Singh, B. D. Singh, Vijay Laxmi, R. M. Singh
Partial desynaptic plants were isolated from normal population of pearl millet (Pennisetum typhoides S. and H.) inbred T55 and mutagen (EMS and gamma-rays) treated populations of inbreds Tif23A, Tif23B and K560. The pachytene pairing was complete and normal. A variable number (2-14) of univalents occurred at MI. Anaphase I separation was normal in the majority (66-79%) of the cells; many showed 8:6 and 9:5 chromosome separation. The spontaneous desynaptic plant showed laggards and chromatin bridges at anatelophase I, while the induced ones did not show these aberrations. Chiasma frequency in the desynaptic plants was lower than that in the normal controls.
Identification of Chromosomes Involved in Six Radiation-induced Translocations in Collinsia heterophylla: A Search for the "Pseudo-supernumerary" Chromosome
M. A. Zaman, K. S. Rai
Chromosomes were identified in six radiation-induced translocations in Collinsia heterophylla in order to determine if all seven haploid chromosomes undergo breakage and reunion. Six of the seven chromosomes were involved in these translocations. The seventh chromosome not involved may be the "pseudo-supernumerary" chromosome. This work provides supporting evidence in favor of Garber's suggestion about the existence of such a chromosome in the genome of C. heterophylla.
Localization of Constitutive Heterochromatin in the Chromosomes of Drosophila virilis
Melvin L. Beck
The proximal regions of the rod-shaped autosomes and the X-chromosome of Drosophila virilis were shown to be heterochromatic. The Y-chromosome appeared to be entirely heterochromatic while the tiny dot chromosomes showed no detectable heterochromatic regions.
Variability in Chromomere Pattern in a Specific Chromosome Region at Pachytene
Marjorie P. Maguire
The satellite region of maize chromosome 6 was examined for variability of chromomere pattern at pachytene in a large number of microsporocytes. The number of chromomeres visible with the light microscope in this region was found to vary from one to five in different cells from the same plant. The two homologues of the same cell usually, but not always, matched in chromomere pattern. It is emphasized that the common assumption that pachytene chromomeres are genetically constant from cell to cell is not justified and that alternative chromomere patterns may reflect differential aggregation during condensation of subunits.
Chromosome Banding Patterns and Idiogram of the Armenian Hamster, Cricetulus migratorius
K. S. Lavappa
The karyotype of the Armenian hamster, Cricetulus migratorius, has been studied using trypsin-Giemsa and fluorescence banding techniques. Chromosome measurements were made on 50 metaphases and the idiogram has been constructed. The diploid number of 22 chromosomes can be identified individually based on their banding patterns, size and centromeric position. Chromosome 1 is the largest and chromosome 10 is the smallest in the complement. The X and Y chromosomes are similar in size with distinct banding patterns.
Misdivision of Homoeologous Group 5 Univalent Chromosomes in Hexaploid Wheat
I. Univalents derived from Japanese cultivars
T. Makino, M. Sasaki, R. Morris
Misdivision rates of wheat chromosomes 5A, 5B, and 5D were determined at anaphase I of meiosis in F1 monosomic plants from crosses between Chinese Spring monosomics as female parents and ten Japanese local cultivars. The average misdivision frequencies were 15.3% for 5A, 10.5% for 5B, and 8.4% for 5D. The frequencies of unipolar distributions of monosomes or their derivatives were 31.7%, 34.7%, and 18.1% for 5A, 5B, and 5D, respectively. Although there was a large error variance, the differences among chromosomes and the chromosome-cultivar interactions were significant for both misdivision rates and unipolar distributions, but there were no significant differences among cultivars. The correlation (r=.554) between the frequency of misdivision in cells with bipolar distributions and the frequency of cells with unipolar distributions suggested that these traits were affected by common genetic and/or environmental factors. The female transmission of the group 5 monosomes and their derivatives averaged 12.2% for Chinese Spring. Of the transmitted monosomes, 6.9% were telocentric chromosomes, 3.4% isochromosomes, and 89.7% normal chromosomes. When the Chinese Spring monosomics were crossed with three Japanese cultivars, the transmission frequency to the F2 of the monosomes from the Japanese cultivars averaged 30%, with 9.2%. telocentric and 90.8% normal chromosomes. These results were compared with expected transmission frequencies of the monosomes and their derivatives.
II. Univalents derived from American and European cultivars
R. Morris, T. Taira, J. W. Schmidt, M. Sasaki
Misdivision rates of wheat chromosomes 5A, 5B and 5D were determined at meiotic anaphase I in F1 monosomic plants from crosses between the group 5 monosomics of Chinese Spring and ten American (U.S.), one South American, and eleven European cultivars. The misdivision rate was usually higher for one chromatid than for both chromatids of each group 5 univalent, but in 5B from the cultivar Seneca, misdivisions involving both chromatids were three times higher than those involving one chromatid. Significant differences in misdivision rates occurred between the European (including the South American cultivar) and American groups, and also among cultivars and chromosomes within each group. 5A and 5B had similar misdivision rates, which were generally higher than those for 5D. 5A of Chinese Spring in its own background had the highest misdivision rate of any group 5 chromosome or cultivar source. The European and American groups had similar ratios of bipolar versus unipolar distributions of normally divided or misdivided chromatids. The behavior of group 5 chromosomes was compared in these two groups and in a Japanese group reported in a companion paper. Misdivision rates seemed to be affected by the specific chromosome, the genetic background in which it occurred, and possibly environmental conditions.
Biosystematic Studies in Disporum (Liliaceae-Polygonatae)
II. Pollen fertility, meiosis and chiasma frequency in D. smilacinum A. Gray
Frederick H. Utech, Shoichi Kawano
Cytological Studies on Some Grasses of Kashmir
P. N. Mehra, M. L. Sharma
Cytological investigations on 30 taxa belonging to 26 species of grasses have been carried out from the hills of Kashmir. The genus Duthiea has been investigated for the first time. The species investigated for the first time are Duthiea bromoides (n=14), Helictotrichon virescens (n=14), Oryzopsis lateralis (n=12), Poa araratica (n=7) and Poa koelzii (n=14+5B). New cytotypes are reported in Alopecurus myosuroides (n=14), Festuca kashmiriana (n=21), Glyceria tongelensis (n=10) and Microstegium vagans (n=10). B-chromosomes have been found in Aegilops tauschii (n=7+1-2B) and Poa koelzii (n=14+5B).
Cytogenetics of Polyploids
VI. Cytology of tetraploid and hexaploid Cuscuta reflexa Roxb
M. L. H. Kaul, A. K. Bhan
Two cytological races having 2n=32 and 48 and designated as tetraploid and hexaploid, respectively were found in C. reflexa. While somatic chromosome complement of tetraploid race comprises of 28 metacentric and 4 submetacentric chromosomes, the complement of hexaploid races consists of 36 chromosomes with median and 12 chromosomes with submedian centromere. On the basis of general chromosome morphology and shape, the somatic chromosomes of the complement could be grouped into 8 sets, each set comprising of 4 chromosomes in the tetraploid and of 6 chromosomes in the hexaploid race. The differences observed in these parameters within the chromosomes of each set are statistically insignificant but those between the sets are significant. Meiosis in the tetraploid race is normal leading to the formation of viable pollen grains. In the hexaploid race, meiosis is highly abnormal and is arrested before heterotypic division is completed. Immediately after the pollen mother cells degenerate, branched fibrilous attachments projecting out from the degenerated PMCs are observed. When the young immature anthers were clipped off and the flowers bagged, parthenocarpic seeds are produced in the hexaploid material, However, the seed set is poor. A gene controlled suppression of homeologous pairing in the tetraploid race has been postulated. This type of control is not operative in the two hexaploid races of the species. The implications of karyotype morphology and chromosome pairing behaviour in polyploids are critically discussed in general and the role of polyploidy in the species in particular.
Cytological Analysis of the Endosperm Failure in a Hydrid Clone of Tradescantia
J. Stephen
The cytology of the endosperm in Trad O2, a hybrid clone of Tradescantia was studied. The tissue was found to be basically triploid (3n=18). With advancing maturity higher ploid cells, mostly in exact doublings of the triploid number also were seen making the tissue mixoploid. This endopolyploidy appears to be brought about by the blockage of mitosis at very early prophase.
Extensive spontaneous chromosome breakage and reunion, chromosome erosion, stickiness, spindle abnormalities nuclear polymorphism, nucleolar fragmentation etc. were observed in the degenerating endosperm and these could probably be the causes of endosperm breakdown in this natural hybrid.
Cytogenetical Studies in Cyamopsis tetragonoloba (L.) Taub
R. K. Sarbhoy
Detailed cytogenetical studies in Cyamopsis tetragonoloba (L.) Taub. (=C. psoralioides DC.) have been carried out. Seven and fourteen have been found to be haploid and diploid number of chromosomes respectively. Karyotype has been analysed and found to be symmetrical type according to Stebbins (1958) classification.
Inversion heterozygosity in the C. tetragonoloba has been reported for the first time. Meiotic abnormalities in the form of inversion and sticky chromatin bridges, laggards, etc. have been observed at anaphase I in about 27% cases.
Pollen sterility of about 18-20% have been found to be chromosomal in nature and caused by deficiency and genic unbalance in the microspores.
Etude Comparée de la Formation de l'Exine au Cours de la Microsporogénèse Chez une Gymnosperme (Taxus baccata) et une Préphanérogame (Ginkgo biloba)
René Rohr
In both genus, the nuclear envelope and the golgi bodies show a particular activity which is probably related to the exine depositing. This phenomenon occurs in the eraly tetrad stage.
Sexine and nexine are simultaneously elaborated in Taxus. The nexine, which is constituted by strata with lamellar structure is produced by the microspore. The sexine which is only composed of sporopollenin bodies is formed outside the microspore.
The exine layers of Ginkgo microspore are successively deposited: -firstly the sexine (tectum and bacula)-secondly the nexine 1-finally the nexine 2 the structure of which is similar to the Taxus nexine.
Inside the longitudinal slit of the dehydrated pollen grain of Ginkgo the sexine is lacking, the only components of the sporoderm are the two nexine layers. During the germinating process the pollen tube bursts out of this thinned area of the male gametophyte.
On the Occurrence and Fine Structure of a Chloroplast Inclusion in Tomato Leaf
A. P. Singh
The fine structure of an electron dense plastid inclusion, commonly called prethylakoidal body, was studied at the electron microscope level. Much like in other plants, the prethylakoidal bodies of tomato leaves occur in intermembranous regions of the chloroplast stroma and are frequently associated with grana thylakoids. The body-associated grana are closely appressed to the limiting membrane of the prethylakoidal body. The prethylakoidal bodies are highly electron dense in early stages and gradually become less dense in later stages. The interior of the prethylakoidal body appears coarsely granular. On the basis of an association between the prethylakoidal body and grana (Figs. 2, 3) and on the basis of chemical characterization (Ames and Pivorun 1974) it can be suggested that this inclusion takes part in the formation of grana.
An Ultrastructural Study on the Retina of the Blind Cave Fish (Astyanax hubbusi)
David T. Yew, Henry M. Yoshihara
The retinal layers of the blind cave fish, Astyanax hubbsi were studied by electron microscopy. In the pigment epighelium, myeloid bodies are present. Disoriented outer segments and short inner segments are observed. A few synaptic ribbons and vesicles are located in the plexiform layers. Large amount of glycogen particles are seen in the Müller fiber surrounding the neuronal cells.
The Structural and Numerical Alteratians of Chromosomes in Brassica campestris L
Pulak Mukherjee
Karyomorphological studies of different cultivated strains of three varieties of Brassica campestris L. viz. I) B. campestris var. dichotoma, II) B. campestris var. sarson and III) B. campestris var. toria obtained through the courtesy of State Oil Seed Research Station, Berhampore, West Bengal have been studied. Most of the strains show the normal chromosome number as 2n=20 and 10 bivalents in meiosis but several strains viz. I) B. S. B27, II) Y. S. T9, III) Y. S. 151, IV) Toria T11, V) Toria T81 and one local cultivated strains of toria show the aneuploid number as 2n=18 chromosomes. Such interstrain difference in chromosome number suggests the role of numerical alterations in chromosomes in the evolution of different varieties and strains of B. campestris. Intraspecific variation has been taken to show that difference in chromosome number within difference species should not be regarded as an indication of non-relationship and also confirms the possibility of their origin from a common genome. The role of minute structural alterations of chromosomes has been discussed.


I have a Windows 2000 Server with two network cards.
Eth2 - Handles Internet connection provided by a ADSL Firewall router.
The Windows box is set as a domain controller, dhcp server, dns server.
Internet browsing is excellent on the server.
server such as **** up dns or active directory or dhcp.
more than willing to find out the answers for u.
dominic , by using the RRAS wizard you should be able to configure the server to act as a router . After doing this you must be able to ping from a CLIENT on the 192.168 subnet to a CLIENT ON THE 10.0 subnet and vice versa . All your ip,gw and net mask values must be ok . If you are able to do this then you are able to ping 10.0.0.4 (router ) . Once you come to this point put your comments and I am sure we'll all help you out with the rest . no need to ask for more from your isp.
this is the problem? or is it?
bridge the connection between Eth1 and Eth2, configure the client machines to use the Eth1 address as the default gateway.
this works for me at home in a similar situation.
Ethernet 1 is the server's static IP 192.168.0.X. If you run DHCP services, then the scope starts with 192.168.0.1 thru 254 using subnet mask 255.255.255.0. A reservation in DHCP for the static IP address of the server is needed. Further, if its the DC for the network, then you need to configure options for DNS. The DNS on Ethernet 1 is the servers IP address. Enable forwarders in DNS.
Ethernet 2 would then be the gateway out. if you have a static IP address from your ISP you manually configure the NIC with the static IP, subnet mask and the ISP's DNS server. Configure an option in DHCP for a router and use Ethernet 2's manually configured IP, subnet mask and DNS as the default gateway out.
When you run the Routing and remote access wizard, you must specify ethernet 2 as the WAN. RRAS will also grab some IPs from DHCP for the DHCP relay agent and PPTP and L2TP miniports[ depending upon how many miniports you specify]. If you have a firewall appliance you need to allow port 1723 for PPTP passthrough and open the necessary port for L2TP secure VPN. Default RRAS rules are to deny access [deny a connection]so you must make up RRAS rules to allow access [allow a connection AND then for users in Active Directory enable remote access. [allow a connection then allow a user].
Don't brige connections and don't run the ICS wizard.
Here is a link on a Microsoft KB article "How to use the Windows Routing and Remote Access Service with a DSL router"
remember Ethernet 1 is the LAN and if you point clients to it as a gateway, they won't get out as ethernet 2 is the way out. You have to point clients to the right WAN to get out. If you have a router in the mix, the Router's LAN IP is the gateway out. Keep in mind that in multi-homed servers, your creating to subnets. For clients on 1 subnet to access another subnet, they must be pointed to the right subnet. Briding is the easy way out and is a security leak. It will open up your LAN network as there is no gate on the bridge.


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Avenge your father's death and rebuild his merchant empire in this trading game.
Second game in the Earth series of real-time strategy games.
This is the original release sold at retail and on GOG.com and also bundled with the Steam HD version as "classic".
HD update of Earth 2140, the first game in the Earth series.
Fight for the dominance of your clan in this sci-fi vehicle game.
No map or fast travel in this isometric RPG with turned-based combat. Underrail values exploration so much that the default progression system relies solely on finding special items (called oddities) instead of piling up experience points for every critter killed or quest completed. The game is not shy on dialog and characterization, but its heart beats for combat, crafting and the endless possibilities of stealth, brute force, traps or psychic warfare in a subterranean wasteland rife with loot and danger.


The evad3rs have released the latest version of evasi0n that jailbreaks all devices running iOS 7.x at the moment. The release works for the operating systems Windows, OS X, as well as Linux. If you updated OTA (over the air) you will want to back up your device and do a fresh restore using iTunes. Also, remember to remove any passcodes used to access the device before beginning.
As nice as it is to have a JB, the whole thing is a mess. Rushed release, compatibility issues with Cydia and Mobile Substrate, iOS 7.1 is just about to be released and most likely breaks the JB (unless that's why the release rush). So you basically end up with a JB, that is hugely limited in its intentional purpose. You are on an iOS version that soon will be replaced by iOS 7.1, with no chance to restore back to a jailbreakable iOS version.
So, DO NOT leave iOS 6.1.2, if that is your current iOS. This JB is only for 5S &5C, which came with iOS 7 already installed, but atm this JB is not much worth.
Events like this make Android OS devices suddenly look very very attractive, no waiting for a JB, huge choice of custom firmwares and hardware that outclasses the iPhone for half the money.


You have to wait until 7.
Blueberry muffins, coffee, water, mimosa.
"I guess I better go grab those easter eggs." I walk out to the rear of the yard and am overwhelmed by the scent of lemon and orange blossoms. It reminds of the ranch last spring and every path you wondered down was lined with the fragrance of orange and lemon and jasmine.
I think we might have a peach tree. He asks me if I can imagine how cool it would be to make peach cobbler from our own peaches, all golden brown in the cast iron skillet from Aunt Janice. I can. I can imagine it.
If could write as simple and beautiful as this, yes, please.
Rotating chairs to chase the sun.
We think about the things we'll grow in the next house. But really I should start now. Bring me the rosemary and the sage and the thyme, tomatoes and blueberries and blackberries.
The window experiment worked. Feeling refreshed after a pleasantly cool night. But will this work in July?
Thirty minutes alone before I need to leave. I love home. I love being home. I love that this is my home.
Microclimates. Sun at the base of the hills and now I'm driving up into the clouds.
All the sheep are gathered in one big group. From here they look like large stones studding the hillside.
I can tell by the look on his face.
He says he'll take my shift for tomorrow. I know the kids will be happy. It's too late to make new plans, but at least I'll get to relax after the kids hunt for their eggs and I'll drink a mimosa and go for a walk.
The hills are indeed turning brown already. I was telling her that I think, maybe, we really are just closer to the sun. I know it doesn't make sense but that's how it feels. I am closer to the sun.
Fill the eggs. Hide the eggs. Laugh about how the two youngest still believe in the Easter Bunny. Steal only a handful of jelly beans.
It's officially tank top weather here and I love it.
Before I begin making my list, I write the intention at the top of the page: More veggies and fruits, lighter on the gluten and dairy.
Okay, okay. Let's go get some wine. It's a holiday weekend. I talk him out of going all the way to Berkley and we settle on Walnut Creek instead.
I want to turn around, walk over to the table, and slap their middle-aged-white-male-fragile-sexist-racist-classist faces. I stuff olives into my mouth instead.
Denim dress. I opt not to belt it for comfort.
Date night. Paloma. Delamotte Brut. Shrimp, salad, porkchop. brownie. It's almost there.
Pastel colors in the sky. Home before the sun has fully set.
I step over a handful of snails and walk through the garden bed to snip the rose. It's as if it doubled in size overnight.
They won't stop talking about the dead racoon and rabies.
I realize that the queasy feeling is my gut telling me that I'm pursuing a course that would make me exactly like them. And that's exactly what I don't want.
Staring at all of these words is making me cross-eyed. But I'm putting it on my list of things to do. Because I want it.
All the laundry. It takes me 2 hours and 45 minutes to just fold all of the things that had been sitting in the baskets for the week.
The little corner fills up with high school boys in their baseball uniforms. Maybe it's because I'm about to go pick up my own son, clad in a baseball uniform, voice not quite as deep. I feel thick with loss at the idea of him aging, and also excited for what could be possible for him.
What are we eating for breakfast today?
Water, water, water. Four snails so far. The distance they travel at such a slow pace. I never would have thought I'd be so captivated by these little things.
I'm so bad with taking my vitamins.
He says something about the roses. The blooms are larger than they were yesterday. It's early but it already feels so warm.
I really hope she moves soon so that I can leave because I'm too nervous to try to pull out of this space with her so close to me. Another one of those random anxiety things about driving a car.
Books on the table. Food. Some insight. Introductions. And yet I leave feeling slightly unsure of myself. This might be one of the alignment things she talked about.
But everything is so beautiful.
What is that? He stepped on a snail.
It occurs to me that maybe I shouldn't have said anything at all. This is one of the reasons I stopped inserting opinions in public spaces. But I didn't do or say anything wrong. But I'm still obsessing over it. But I probably should have just not said anything at all.
Okay, okay. I'll eat the ice cream sandwich.


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It was about 20 years ago when we almost moved to England because of Jeannie's work. She had traveled there regularly over the course of a year, and on occasion I was able to accompany her. The opportunity to relocate came really close, but it fell through. We were rather disappointed, but we moved on with our lives – doors close and other doors open and all that. However, we still yearned for the experience, which in due course helped bring us to where we are today.
As we boarded our flight in Toulouse and rose into the sky leaving France behind, we were flying to the city where we would have lived had things worked out long ago – Bristol, England.
An important city since Iron Age and Roman times, we had planned to visit Bristol for a couple of days before heading up to Stroud where we would live for the next three months. It was a fun city and as we wandered around we were reminded of all the possibilities we had imagined. And though we had no regrets that it hadn't happened, we just wondered.
After our arrival, we settled into our hotel room and quickly made our way out for a wander. While Jeannie had flashes of memories about the area we were in, I hadn't visited Bristol enough to recall much at this stage.
Since our arrival was in the early afternoon, it was too late to eat lunch. "Chris and Jo's Kitchen", the small, local cafe/bistro we had chosen for dinner wouldn't start serving dinner for a while, so our first meal in the UK turned out to be a Guinness for me and a Pimm's Cup (sans cucumber) for Jeannie. But once we did eat, the food was incredibly good and innovative.
After dinner we strolled about a bit more before returning to our hotel to plan the next day's options and to get a good night's sleep, Oh, and the guilty pleasure of some English-language TV.
The next day started early with a good breakfast at a nearby cafe. Then we took the local hop-on-hop-off tour bus and got a good overview of the city, an approach we try to employ in any city large enough to have such a system. Later, we struck off on foot wandering around some of the places we had seen, occasionally using the 24-hour hop-on-hop-off access.
One of the pursuits of the day was to try and find examples of Bristol street-artist Banksy. After starting as a freehand graffiti artist in the early 90s, he has now become internationally recognized for his fascinating, political/socially-charged images, and is well-regarded in Bristol. There are even self-guided walking tours of the artist's works. Limited by our short visit, we found only two.
Bristol is also home to Aardman Animations, the studios where the rather famous "Wallace and Grommit" films were made. Statues of the characters can be seen frequently around town. The city is also famous as being the birthplace of Archibald Leach, otherwise known as actor Cary Grant.
Visiting Clifton, a suburb of Bristol, we wandered near where Jeannie worked when she came to England for her job and walked by the building where she worked. "Trafalgar House" an imposing Neoclassical style house located close to the famous Clifton suspension bridge which traverses the Avon Gorge and the River Avon.
After a lunch of fish and chips in Clifton, we strolled back into Bristol. The University of Bristol was holding its "Open Day" while we were there. It is an opportunity for prospective students, and their parents, to find out about the University with talks and activities about subjects of study, and campus tours. There was a real vibration in the air, and we could sense the excitement of all the young students even though we were old enough to be their grandparents.
It had been a wonderful day, and after a great dinner at Europa Italian Restaurant (which we learned closed permanently after 27 years shortly after we were there) we returned to our hotel. We were excited that tomorrow we would travel to Stroud and begin another adventure very different from where we had been.
Nice and interesting looking city. Glad you spent some time there. Great memories for Jeannie.
Your photos are amazingly colorful and beautiful. Makes me want to go there. Thank you for letting us all travel along with you.
That's so cool mentioning my favorite movie star, Cary Grant. I love the fact that Bristol beckoned you two back. Happy Thoughts! That's what Cary used to say.
Wow! this was an interesting story of possible employment back when. But here you are! I enjoyed the specifics as to names of restaurants and where they are located. You know what I would like? I'd like to see a picture of the plate of food and what it is!
Thank you so much for this journey during my lunch break, it was refreshing and educational, now to get back to work 🙂 Can't wait for my next adventure!
I'm glad it didn't work out 20 years ago!


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Q: Regex Pattern to allow alphabets ignoring case sensitivity Have a regex pattern for password during registration. Requirement being "Use 8 or more characters with a mix of letters, numbers and symbols"
Have the regex which works for above requirement, Presently regex pattern checks for atleast on upper case letter which is not required. Only letter should be present irrespective of case. What should be modified in my below show regex pattern.
<f:validateRegex pattern="((?=.*\d)(?=.*[a-z])(?=.*[@#$%]).{8,15})"/>

I have searched various blogs to get the specific solution but exact need was not fulfilled. Only thing concluded was to use /i to ignore case. Since i am not comfortable with regex building and have not worked in past so wanted the modification which should be done to present regex.

A: If the above pattern is case sensitive (looks like it must include lowercase a to z), try adding A-Z to the a-z pattern.
That is:
<f:validateRegex pattern="((?=.*\d)(?=.*[a-zA-Z])(?=.*[@#$%]).{8,15})"/>

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Opinion: Animals Deserve Gender Pronouns, Too
By Scott Simon
A group of more than 80 people with an interest in animal welfare, including Dr. Jane Goodall, have signed a letter calling on the editors of the Associated Press Stylebook to change their guidance on the use of animals pronouns.
If a cat or dog shares your domicile, I'll venture a guess that you don't refer to the four-footed family member who licks your face, naps in your lap, sleeps on your bed and inhales the redolence of your dirty socks — as if they were saturated with rose petals — as "it." You probably call them by a name; and refer to them as "he" or "she" and various nicknames inspired by their personality and habits, and for that matter, yours.
A group of more than 80 people with an interest in animal welfare, including Dr. Jane Goodall, have signed a letter calling on the editors of the Associated Press Stylebook to change their guidance so that animals in news stories would be identified as "she/her/hers and he/him/his when their sex is known, regardless of species, and the gender-neutral they, or he/she, or his/hers when their sex is unknown."
News organizations, including NPR, often follow the guidance of the AP Stylebook. The signatories of this letter hope that when we write about animals in zoos, shelters, fields, farms, forests, seas, slaughterhouses and labs that they are recognized as living beings who feel: hunger, fear, happiness and pain.
It would mean writing sentences like, "The rat was injected with the virus ..." or, "The deer was struck by the car ..." and he, she or they died — not it.
The proposed change might seem difficult to imagine right now. But consider how the care we take with personal pronouns for humans has changed over the past several years.
Ben Dreyer, copy chief at Random House and author of the bestselling Dreyer's English: An Utterly Correct Guide to Clarity and Style, says these changes remind us that thoughtful adjustments to our language don't have to wait for a stylebook.
"Writers should write the way they see fit to write," he told us, "and the changes they wish to effect either will or won't be embraced broadly. The so-called genderless 'he' for instance is now overwhelmingly a thing of the past because writers have abandoned it."
Laura Hillenbrand, author of Seabiscuit and other bestselling books, told us that if we don't refer to animals in personal terms, "we open ourselves to abusing, neglecting, and exploiting creatures whose capacity for suffering is no less than our own.
"People and animals share an immense capacity to feel," she says. "[W]e form beautiful, profound relationships with them, and we justly place animals on a moral plane alongside ourselves and far above that of the cinder block or the hubcap, the things we call 'it.' "
Referring to animals in personal terms may help us recognize how much of life we share.
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I know I only previewed 6 projects, but I decided to concentrate on finishing the E-Book so it would be released on time. My schedule has been so very busy these days. But I could not let you down by not releasing some inspiration and guidance for your Handmade Christmas Crafts this year.
So now, I present to you the complete 12 projects of the 2012 Christmas Craft E-Book.
Like previous years, the complete instructions + dimensions + the step-by-step photo tutorials of all these projects are available in the 12 Days of Christmas Crafts E-Book -3rd Edition.
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For those of who have not had purchased my 12 Days of Christmas E-Book (1st Edition and 2nd Edition), it is still available on my shop.
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An awful lot of our App Insights monitor internal microservices that are only called by other microservices and there are no concerns knowing which microservice and which version. On the contrary, it is incredibly valuable information for debugging.
We deal with this at the moment by logging custom traces for every request, but this complicates our queries and raises our app insights bill.


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How Sahibabad Has Shaped Ghaziabad's Growth Story
Sahibabad is the new town to watch out for in the Ghaziabad region of the NCR and today real estate is booming in this township. The locality of Sahibabad is the next big center for development and commercialization and is being developed as the next big upcoming residential destination in the NCR. The government too is paying adequate attention to its transport facilities and the upcoming Metro link and the Housing by 2022 schemes are the major driving factors behind this development.
Sahibabad enjoys a very good location and since its shares borders with three major cities of Delhi, Noida and Ghaziabad, it was only a matter of time that developers would eye this town. This section of Ghaziabad is touted as the next big center for infrastructural growth and the Development Authority of the city, the GDA has also approved the plans for two proposed metro routes already. Once they start operating, the real estate activities would be at an all time high because there is going to be a huge surge of incoming population here, as people shift into their new homes. At present the Dilshad garden Metro is the nearest and already people have started investing in property here.
Apart from the Metro, the Hindon Elevated Road is also being developed to make commute easy to and from Ghaziabad and the 18 km stretch will be linked to NH 24 and then it would be connected to the UP Gate in Meerut. The government has already approved projects in Sahibabad under the Affordable Housing Scheme in the town as well as its extension in rajnagar Extension. Developers are buying huge plots of land for both residential and commercial development. The Sahibabad Industrial Area is home to many big names like the Bhushan Steel Ltd and the Dabur India Ltd and in addition, quite a few IT offices have set up their offices here. With the gradual influx of population, there are developments of shopping malls and supermarkets as well.
Apart from the residential complexes being built under the Government schemes, there are also a number of gated communities being developed by the private developers. One could opt to buy a plot of land, ready to move or under construction apartments as well. Areas of rajendra Nagar, Raj bagh, Pasaunda and Neelmani Colony are the top spots for such developments and as with any development spurt, a number of schools, colleges, banks, restaurants and cafeterias have come up in the region as well.
At present, the average price per sq feet in the region is Rs 3700 and a standard 1 BHK flat of 650 sq feet is priced around Rs 27 lakhs. A 2BHK flat of 950 sq feet would cost around 30 lakhs and a luxury 3 BHK flat of around 1400 sq feet would cost around 55 lakhs. With great coomute options and affordable prices, many homeowners are targeting Sahibabad as the location of their dream home.
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#ifndef _MFnTransform
#define _MFnTransform
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// CLASS:    MFnTransform
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//
// CLASS DESCRIPTION (MFnTransform)
//
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// 	of the class, from an external view.  The description is to
//	be sufficient for a client of the class, or an implementor
// 	of the class, to understand its purpose and nature.
//	Important terms or concepts associated with the class are to
// 	be described.  This description can be augmented with a
//	diagram if the class is visual in nature.
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// *****************************************************************************

#if defined __cplusplus

// *****************************************************************************

// INCLUDED HEADER FILES

#include <maya/MFnDagNode.h>
#include <maya/MTransformationMatrix.h>
#include <maya/MObject.h>

// *****************************************************************************

// DECLARATIONS

class MVector;
class MPoint;
class MQuaternion;
class MEulerRotation;

// *****************************************************************************

// CLASS DECLARATION (MFnTransform)

/// Create and access transform nodes.
/**
  Methods for creating and accessing transform nodes.
*/
#ifdef _WIN32
#pragma warning(disable: 4522)
#endif // _WIN32

class OPENMAYA_EXPORT MFnTransform : public MFnDagNode
{
	declareDagMFn( MFnTransform, MFn::kTransform );
public:
    ///
	MObject     create( MObject parent = MObject::kNullObj,
						MStatus * ReturnStatus = NULL );
    ///
	MTransformationMatrix
	            transformation( MStatus * ReturnStatus = NULL ) const;
    ///
	MStatus		set ( const MTransformationMatrix& transform );
    ///
	MStatus 	getScale( double scale[3] ) const;
    ///
	MStatus 	setScale( const double scale[3] );
    ///
	MStatus 	scaleBy( const double scale[3] ) ;
    ///
	MStatus 	getShear( double scale[3] ) const;
    ///
	MStatus 	setShear( const double shear[3] );
    ///
	MStatus 	shearBy( const double shear[3] );
    ///
	MStatus 	getRotation	( MQuaternion &quaternion,
							  MSpace::Space = MSpace::kTransform ) const;
    ///
	MStatus 	setRotation	( const MQuaternion &quaternion,
							  MSpace::Space = MSpace::kTransform );
    ///
	MStatus 	rotateBy	( const MQuaternion &quaternion,
							  MSpace::Space = MSpace::kTransform );
    ///
	MStatus 	getRotation	( MEulerRotation &rotation ) const;
    ///
	MStatus 	setRotation	( const MEulerRotation &rotation );
    ///
	MStatus 	rotateBy	( const MEulerRotation &rotation,
							  MSpace::Space = MSpace::kTransform );
    ///
	MStatus 	getRotationQuaternion( double &x, double &y,
									   double &z, double &w,
									   MSpace::Space = MSpace::kTransform)
                                       const;
    ///
	MStatus 	setRotationQuaternion( double x, double y, double z, double w,
									   MSpace::Space = MSpace::kTransform);
    ///
	MStatus 	rotateByQuaternion( double x, double y, double z, double w,
									MSpace::Space = MSpace::kTransform);
    ///
	MStatus 	getRotation( double rotation[3],
							 MTransformationMatrix::RotationOrder& order )
                             const;
    ///
	MStatus 	setRotation( const double rotation[3],
							 MTransformationMatrix::RotationOrder order );
    ///
	MStatus 	rotateBy( const double rotation[3],
						  MTransformationMatrix::RotationOrder order,
						  MSpace::Space = MSpace::kTransform);
    ///
	MVector		getTranslation( MSpace::Space space,
							 MStatus * ReturnStatus = NULL ) const;
    ///
	MStatus 	setTranslation( const MVector & vec, MSpace::Space space );
    ///
	MStatus 	translateBy( const MVector & vec, MSpace::Space space );
    ///
	MPoint		scalePivot(MSpace::Space space,
						   MStatus * ReturnStatus = NULL ) const;
    ///
	MStatus 	setScalePivot( const MPoint& point, MSpace::Space space,
							   bool balance );
    ///
	MVector		scalePivotTranslation( MSpace::Space space ,
									   MStatus * ReturnStatus = NULL ) const;
    ///
	MStatus 	setScalePivotTranslation( const MVector& vec,
										  MSpace::Space space );
    ///
	MPoint		rotatePivot(MSpace::Space space ,
							MStatus * ReturnStatus = NULL ) const;
    ///
	MStatus 	setRotatePivot( const MPoint& point, MSpace::Space space,
								bool balance );
    ///
	MVector		rotatePivotTranslation( MSpace::Space space,
										MStatus * ReturnStatus = NULL ) const;
    ///
	MStatus 	setRotatePivotTranslation( const MVector& vec,
										   MSpace::Space space );
    ///
	MQuaternion		rotateOrientation(MSpace::Space space ,
							MStatus * ReturnStatus = NULL ) const;
    ///
	MStatus 	setRotateOrientation( const MQuaternion& quat, MSpace::Space space,
								bool balance );
    ///
	MTransformationMatrix::RotationOrder
                rotationOrder( MStatus* ReturnStatus = NULL ) const;
    ///
	MStatus 	setRotationOrder( MTransformationMatrix::RotationOrder order,
								  bool reorder );
    ///
	MTransformationMatrix
                restPosition( MStatus* ReturnStatus) const;
    ///
	MStatus		setRestPosition( const MTransformationMatrix& matrix );
    ///
	MStatus		resetFromRestPosition();
    ///
	MStatus		clearRestPosition();
	/// OBSOLETE
	MStatus 	getRotation( double rotation[3],
							 MTransformationMatrix::RotationOrder& order,
							 MSpace::Space)
                             const;
    /// OBSOLETE
	MStatus 	setRotation(const double rotation[3],
							MTransformationMatrix::RotationOrder order,
							MSpace::Space);

    /// OBSOLETE
	MVector		translation( MSpace::Space space,
							 MStatus * ReturnStatus = NULL ) const;

	///
	enum LimitType {
		///
		kScaleMinX,
		///
		kScaleMaxX,
		///
		kScaleMinY,
		///
		kScaleMaxY,
		///
		kScaleMinZ,
		///
		kScaleMaxZ,
		///
		kShearMinXY,
		///
		kShearMaxXY,
		///
		kShearMinXZ,
		///
		kShearMaxXZ,
		///
		kShearMinYZ,
		///
		kShearMaxYZ,
		///
		kRotateMinX,
		///
		kRotateMaxX,
		///
		kRotateMinY,
		///
		kRotateMaxY,
		///
		kRotateMinZ,
		///
		kRotateMaxZ,
		///
		kTranslateMinX,
		///
		kTranslateMaxX,
		///
		kTranslateMinY,
		///
		kTranslateMaxY,
		///
		kTranslateMinZ,
		///
		kTranslateMaxZ
	};

	///
	bool	isLimited( MFnTransform::LimitType type,
						MStatus * ReturnStatus = NULL ) const;
	///
	double	limitValue ( MFnTransform::LimitType type,
						MStatus * ReturnStatus = NULL ) const;
	///
	MStatus	setLimit ( MFnTransform::LimitType type, double value);

	///
	MStatus	enableLimit ( MFnTransform::LimitType type, bool flag);

protected:
	virtual bool objectChanged( MFn::Type, MStatus * );

private:
// No private members

};

#ifdef _WIN32
#pragma warning(default: 4522)
#endif // _WIN32

// *****************************************************************************
#endif /* __cplusplus */
#endif /* _MFnTransform */

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NTPDase6 hydrolyzes nucleoside diphosphates
Reaction [transition]
extracellular region
Metabolism (Homo sapiens)
Metabolism of nucleotides (Homo sapiens)
Nucleotide catabolism (Homo sapiens)
Phosphate bond hydrolysis by NTPDase proteins (Homo sapiens)
NTPDase6 hydrolyzes nucleoside diphosphates (Homo sapiens)
NTPDase6 (CD39L2), encoded by the ENTPD6 gene, is an ectonucleotide phosphatase of the E-NTPDase family that can be secreted (Yeung et al. 2000). Secretion involves the removal of the first 77 amino acids at the N-terminus by an unknown peptidase. Secreted NTPDase6 hydrolyzes nucleoside diphosphates GDP, IDP and, less efficiently, UDP and CDP to nucleoside monophosphates GMP, IMP, UMP and CMP, respectively. Secreted NTPDase6 hydrolyzes ADP to AMP and nucleoside triphosphates GTP, ITP, UTP and CTP to corresponding nucleoside diphosphates with very low efficacy (Hicks-Berger et al. 2000, Yeung et al. 2000, Ivanenkov et al. 2003). NTPDase6 requires Ca2+ or Mg2+ for catalytic activity (Hicks-Berger et al. 2000, Ivanenkov et al. 2003).
NTPDase6 may also be able to function as a membrane-bound enzyme, but its catalytic rate is very low and accounts for up to 10% of NTPDase6 activity (Hicks-Berger et al. 2000).
14529283 Bacterial expression, characterization, and disulfide bond determination of soluble human NTPDase6 (CD39L2) nucleotidase: implications for structure and function
Ivanenkov, VV, Kirley, TL, Murphy-Piedmonte, DM
Biochemistry 2003
11041856 CD39L2, a gene encoding a human nucleoside diphosphatase, predominantly expressed in the heart
Yeung, G, Ford, JE, McGowan, DW, Mulero, JJ, Bajwa, SS
10948193 Expression and characterization of soluble and membrane-bound human nucleoside triphosphate diphosphohydrolase 6 (CD39L2)
Frischauf, AM, Hicks-Berger, CA, Kirley, TL, Chadwick, BP
J. Biol. Chem. 2000
CDP,GDP,IDP,UDP [extracellular region]
H2O [extracellular region]
CMP,GMP,IMP,UMP [extracellular region]
H+ [extracellular region]
Pi [extracellular region]
Catalyst Activity
nucleoside-diphosphatase activity of NTPDase6:Ca2+,Mg2+ [extracellular region]
Physical Entity
NTPDase6:Ca2+,Mg2+ [extracellular region] (Homo sapiens)
nucleoside-diphosphatase activity (GO:0017110)
Orthologous Events
NTPDase6 hydrolyzes nucleoside diphosphates (Bos taurus)
NTPDase6 hydrolyzes nucleoside diphosphates (Caenorhabditis elegans)
NTPDase6 hydrolyzes nucleoside diphosphates (Canis familiaris)
NTPDase6 hydrolyzes nucleoside diphosphates (Danio rerio)
NTPDase6 hydrolyzes nucleoside diphosphates (Drosophila melanogaster)
NTPDase6 hydrolyzes nucleoside diphosphates (Gallus gallus)
NTPDase6 hydrolyzes nucleoside diphosphates (Mus musculus)
NTPDase6 hydrolyzes nucleoside diphosphates (Plasmodium falciparum)
NTPDase6 hydrolyzes nucleoside diphosphates (Rattus norvegicus)
NTPDase6 hydrolyzes nucleoside diphosphates (Saccharomyces cerevisiae)
NTPDase6 hydrolyzes nucleoside diphosphates (Schizosaccharomyces pombe)
NTPDase6 hydrolyzes nucleoside diphosphates (Sus scrofa)
NTPDase6 hydrolyzes nucleoside diphosphates (Xenopus tropicalis)
Authored
Orlic-Milacic, M (2015-12-30)
Sévigny, J (2016-05-11)


Robben Ford can pull some scary stuff out of the bag when he has to and the phrasing....... 8) .I'm not a fan of that style in particular but I wish I could play that dull and HJMs seriously got it nailed.Check out the Black dog clip-excellent 8) !
Wow, nice stuff. I hear alot of Zakk Wylde licks in what I assume to be Tim. Right on.
Zakk's one of my biggest influences, even though I totally DON'T play like him.
"Don't work for the man, if you can get down with Rock'n'Rol'e"
very crunchy, and articulated in the NECK.
As we say it in France, " ça décoiffe..... "
i hear what your saying on the whole "lower output = more dynamics", i really love playing a low output pickups but i find them a lot harder to play for the faster stuff so it's a trade off really depends what your after.
Ooh yeah is the SD1 in this clip the Keeley one or a stock one?


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The median plane also called a mid-sagittal plane is used to describe the sagittal plane as it bisects the body vertically through the midline marked by the navel, dividing the body exactly in left and right side.
The term parasagittal plane is used to refer to any plane parallel to the sagittal and median plane.

It is one of the lines used to define the right upper quadrant of the human abdomen.

The midsternal line can be interpreted as a segment of the median plane.

Abdomen


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Any changes to this design will be $40+gst each time. These icons are quite tiny and deceptively hard to create!
What is a Fav Icon? I hear you ask.
Fav icons are cute little images you have probably seen but not really noticed.
They are a VERY small image that we can upload to your website, but they don't display on the site. When visitors come along it downloads to their browser and displays in different places.
It depends on the browser and version your visitor uses as to where the icon displays. Traditionally it is just displayed in the address bar before your web address http://www. With the advancement in browsers they are being used in more places.
Marketing in general can feel overwhelming for many small businesses. It can be comforting to know that there are a finite number of things you can do and its not just the territory of the big boys. This article isn't a huge list of ways to market your website but rather some categories to ponder and learn more about. At least by the end you will know the major areas of website marketing you can consider putting your energies into.
Good old SEO (Search Engine Optimisation). It's always number one, because you can't beat ranking high for 'organic' or 'natural' searches in the search engines for your chosen search phrases. Assuming your search phrases are the correct ones to hit your target market.
So all those goodies like Meta Tags, nice descriptive page headings and subheadings, search phrases in the first paragraph on the page, CONTENT over 250 words on a page, image alt tags. The list goes on and you can find blog articles here on all of these.
Some you may not have thought of are – search phrases in link text, key phrase optimised videos on YouTube, register for Finda and Google Places. How about making sure you mention the local place names, business hubs or suburbs you service on your website, even going to the extent of creating a page on each?
But the point is, you aren't wasting your time learning a little about SEO and putting it into practice.
Links TO your website drive traffic, and best of all Google loves them. Links from trusted, popular sites help your site rank higher than links from lower traffic sites. But they are hard to get and take time to build up. Listing on directories is an obvious one, but how about checking for any industry related sites that you should get your link on. Email them and ask! Another under-used strategy is to ask visitors to bookmark your website.
Love it or hate it, the impact of social media sites on the new generation and their/our behaviours can't be ignored. The full effect of social media sites on organic web searches is yet to be seen too. So it is time to at least start understanding the terms – Blog, Forum, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google+, Twitter, Google Bookmarks.
Is your web address on your premises sign? Why not?
Stationery, business cards, car signage, hopefully all obvious. If you have traditional print media that works, make sure you add your website. Direct mail, postcards, they all still have a place in directing clients to more information on your site.
You should have an email signature at the bottom of every email you send. Preferably with your logo, contact details and a link to your website. This can even included special offer information or links to Youtube videos.
Run a competition and tell your clients. People love free stuff and it gets them to your website. Being lucky enough to have an accidental viral campaign is a bit like winning the lottery. But keep it in mind for that day you get video of the cutest cat in the history of the Internet meowing Vivaldi's four seasons.
And finally we come to the last category. If you want to, there are plenty of ways to spend money marketing your website. My only words of caution are measure measure measure. You MUST measure what it is costing for each conversion. Views, exposures, click-throughs are all meaningless if it doesn't increase your actual sales. And you NEED to calculate what each extra sale has cost you in paid advertising. This is called Return On Investment (ROI). Simple as that.
That said, you can learn about (1) traditional CPM (cost per thousand views), (2) pay per click (PPC), and (3) pay per action (PPA) or cost per action (CPA) approaches. Examples of the latter are affiliate program and lead generation programs.
There is no wrong and no right in website marketing. Try something, measure, check your ROI and tweak whatever you are doing until you see some change.
Got to the end of the list and feeling overwhelmed?
Feel free to have a chat with our in house experts, call 03-3770108.


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