Hyde Park, NY – The Culinary Institute of America announced the opening of the newest restaurant by the CIA Restaurant Group on the Hyde Park, NY campus of the world-renowned college. Post Road Brew House is a casual, contemporary American beer-driven pop-up restaurant combining seasonal Hudson Valley cuisine with classic European gastro-classics. Opening in the midst of the Mid-Hudson Valley's "Bread Basket" revival, the Post Road Brew House serves as an extension of the Brewery at the CIA, offering elevated pub fare alongside an extensive beer menu.
The a-la-carte menu, created by Executive Chef and Assistant Professor Theo Roe, includes a mix of casual and classic appetizers, entrees, and sides designed to pair perfectly with the beer selection. With an emphasis on seasonal Hudson Valley ingredients, American comfort dishes like Pastrami Reuben Sandwich, The Post Road Burger, and Deviled Eggs are balanced out by European gastro-classics like Housemade Charcuterie, Classic Cassoulet, and Fish & Chips.
The beer menu at Post Road Brew House has been curated by the CIA's head brewer, Hutch Kugeman, working closely with the chef. On tap, eight draught beers are featured, including those made by the Brewery at the CIA, and others through collaboration with New York State breweries. Among the selections on the opening menu are the Cleaver IPA (6.7% abv) and Mise en Place Wit (4.6% abv), both of which are staples from the Brewery at the CIA. The Beefsteak Blonde (5.7% abv) is a traditional German-style Kolsch. The latest beer from the Brewery's Art and Science of Brewing class is the Wee Chef Scotch Ale (7.5% abv). The Smash Stout (6.0% abv) brewed with Indian Lager Farmstead in Altamont, NY and C.H. Evans Brewing in Albany, as well as a not-yet-named Pilsner brewed with Community Beer Works of Buffalo, NY, will also be served.
Beer flights are offered, as well as beer education, information, and programs for customers based on their interest and level of knowledge. The extended beer list may include non-CIA beers on tap and a small bottled list, in addition to a full bar, cocktail menu, and special wine list.
Located within the former St. Andrew's Café, the bar at Post Road Brew House is the star of the room. The decor throughout the restaurant is contemporary with an eclectic mix of new, found, and repurposed furnishings that reference brewery culture, CIA history, and Hudson Valley agriculture.
Upon entering the restaurant, guests are greeted by a 6-seat beautiful custom zinc bar and tap system made locally by William Thibeault of Tapped Beer in Hudson. Extending the pub experience throughout the restaurant, Post Road Brew House is set with high-top tables alongside traditional dining-room-height seating.
Restaurants located on CIA campuses are open to the public and serve to provide practical experience for students. As part of the requirements for the associate degree, students have classes in two of the five restaurants on the Hyde Park campus: Post Road Brew House, Ristorante Caterina de' Medici, American Bounty Restaurant, The Bocuse Restaurant, or the Apple Pie Bakery Café.
Post Road Brew House is open from February 16 to June 15, 2017 for dinner, and March 24 to May 4 for lunch. Reservations are recommended, but walk-ins for the bar or dining room are also welcome. Call 845-451-1015 or visit www.postroadbrewhouse.com.
Founded in 1946, The Culinary Institute of America is the world's premier culinary college. Dedicated to developing leaders in foodservice and hospitality, the independent, not-for-profit CIA offers bachelor's degree majors in management, culinary science, and applied food studies; associate degrees in culinary arts and baking and pastry arts; and executive education through its Food Business School. The college also offers certificate programs and courses for professionals and enthusiasts. Its conferences and consulting services have made the CIA the think tank of the food industry and its worldwide network of 49,000 alumni includes innovators in every area of the food business. The CIA has campuses in New York, California, Texas, and Singapore.
The CIA Restaurant Group is a family of unique restaurants that provide an array of culinary experiences, from modern French to farm-to-table and from authentic Italian to new global flavors. They are united by their common passion for culinary excellence and their relationship to The Culinary Institute of America, the world's premier culinary college. Learn more online at www.ciarestaurantgroup.com.


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"Disengage" is a song by American deathcore band Suicide Silence. The song was released as the second single from their second album, No Time to Bleed on April 20, 2010.

Background
Suicide Silence started and announced the production for a music video for "Disengage" on February 19, 2010,  this announcement eventually lead to the releasing of the song as a single before the video's premier. The single is released in two formats, as a blue 7" vinyl and as a digital download.  The artwork for the single was designed by Joshua Belanger.

It includes the album version of "Disengage" and a remix of the song entitled "Disengage (Big Chocolate Remix)" which was handled by Cameron "Big Chocolate" Argon.

Video
The music video for "Disengage" was recorded in Los Angeles, California and was directed by Thomas Mignone. It was originally announced that it would be released sometime in May 2010, but was not released until June with its online premiere appearing on Music Choice. The video features Suicide Silence performing in front on a blank, white background, similar to the video for the song "As the Palaces Burn" by Lamb of God.

Track listing
"Disengage" - 4:04
"Disengage (Big Chocolate Remix)" - 3:38

Personnel
Suicide Silence
 Mitch Lucker – vocals
 Mark Heylmun – lead guitar
 Chris Garza – rhythm guitar
 Dan Kenny – bass
 Alex Lopez – drums
Production
Produced by Machine
Artwork by Joshua Belanger
Music video directed by Thomas Mignone

References

2009 songs
2010 singles
Suicide Silence songs
Century Media Records singles

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Five takeaways from Indiana's win over Texas Southern
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Five Takeaways
Indiana moved to 2-0 with a comfortable 83-64 win over Texas Southern on Monday evening at Assembly Hall. The game was the first in the four-game Hoosiers Showcase and also marked the return of Mike Davis to Bloomington for the first time since the 2005-2006 season.
Here's a look at five takeaways from the win:
· Johnson showing uncommon maturity for a freshman: It's only two games and the competition level hasn't been great, but freshman guard Robert Johnson is showing why he's a major part of the equation for the Hoosiers. Johnson is a little older than your typical freshman because he reclassified after his junior season from the 2013 class to 2014. The extra time to develop at the prep level obviously proved beneficial as Johnson transferred to Benedictine Prep and saw his recruitment take off the summer before his senior year there.
Arguably the most physically developed freshman that Tom Crean has ever recruited to Bloomington, Johnson's skill set is solid all around. He's a very capable perimeter shooter and he's good off the dribble despite lacking elite athleticism. In Monday's game, he was on fire early on as he had 17 points by halftime and had a lot of ball handling responsibilities once again. Johnson's turnover percentage is just 14.7 through two games, the lowest among IU's starting five which speaks to his willingness to make the simple play and not try to do too much.
Like any freshman, he'll have his ups and downs, but through two games, Johnson appears to have put a stamp on a starting position for the foreseeable future.
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· Mosquera-Perea excels again: Is it too early to proclaim that Hanner Mosquera-Perea has arrived? Yes. But with each game that passes, it becomes more and more clear that the Colombia native has improved significantly. There's still plenty of work to be done, but it's obvious that Mosquera-Perea is gaining comfort, particularly offensively.
On one sequence last night, Mosquera-Perea scored six points in 1:13 and each bucket showed something different. The first score was off a solid move in the post, the second was a rim shaking dunk after a steal and the third was a midrange jumper. A year ago, it's tough to say if he would have converted any of those opportunities. Mosquera-Perea also blocked five shots in 26 minutes.
"I feel like Hanner this year has gotten better with timing the block now and going up and blocking it, so if we get beat off the dribble, we know we've got back line defense, and Hanner is going to be up there to block it for us," Yogi Ferrell said. "We're going to definitely need that from him."
· Defensively, Indiana has a long way to go: The Hoosiers have been lighting it up offensively through two games with an effective field goal percentage of 70.9. But when the games get tougher, it's tough to count on that type of efficiency to continue and getting stops is going to be imperative in tight games.
On Monday, Texas Southern missed quite a few easy looks that good teams will convert. So as the Hoosiers go back to practice and watch film in preparation for SMU on Thursday, there will certainly be plenty of learning points from watching the film from the defensive end.
· Without three rotation guys, Indiana took care of business: Assuming Emmitt Holt is going to be a contributor, the Hoosiers did exactly what needed to be done (win) in four games without Holt, Troy Williams and Stanford Robinson. Crean had to play guys more minutes than he would have liked this early in the season, but given the circumstances, Indiana comes out of the suspensions with some experience for its young players.
"They're playing an awful lot of minutes early on in the season, and we're spending a lot of time together," Crean explained. "The last couple weeks, these kids have gone through a lot, and then the games come, and you would think that would be the freedom of movement, and boy, let's go, and it's — you know, they're carrying a lot."
· Quietly, Zeisloft puts together a solid night: Monday's performance from redshirt junior Nick Zeisloft is more in line with what he'll produce on a regular basis than the offensive explosion he had in the exhibition opener.
In 32 minutes, Zeisloft made both of his field goal attempts and finished with six points, six rebounds, two steals, an assist and a turnover. More importantly, he corrected a few of the mistakes of over dribbling and trying to do too much at times that he had in previous games.
It'll be interesting to see how Zeisloft's role changes once Indiana gets Robinson and Williams back into the rotation, but regardless of whether he's starting or coming off the bench, his play so far shows he was a solid offseason addition for the program.
Filed to: Hanner Mosquera-Perea, Nick Zeisloft, Robert Johnson, Texas Southern Tigers
Mike Davis all smiles in return to Bloomington
Film Session: Texas Southern

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Q: REDIS Server Configuration I am working on a migration project from Oracle to Redis, my Oracle DB size is 1 TB, can you please suggest the hardware configuration for Redis. I am planning to have a master with 2 slaves for the Redis server.
What is the best option for Redis to have high availability?
Is the master-slave architecture is fine? If yes can I have all the master and slaves on the same server? If yes what are the disadvantages will occur?
Please suggest me the best option for high availability for my Redis server.

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*Considering the data size you can utilize redis cluster to store your data.

*When designed properly, this is expected to provide the high availability and partitioning your data among multiple masters in the cluster.

*To identify its suitability, you need to perform some kind of benchmarks with the real data and real queries expected from your application.

*You can use redis-benckmark utility provided by redis out of the box and simulate the expected data and calls to get a picture of what's expected

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MoU signed with the Islamic University of Malang
On October 9, Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies and the Islamic University of Malang of Indonesia signed an online MoU.
Rector of Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies, Gulchekhra Rikhsiyeva, informed about the work being carried out at the university for the development of the Indonesian language and culture.
Rector of the Islamic University of Malang, Professor Masykuri Bakri, noted that bilateral cooperation has been steadily developing. He emphasized that further practical assistance will be provided in training specialists in the field of language and economics.
At the meeting, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the universities, according to which cooperation in educational, scientific and other fields were identified.
In the 2020/2021 academic year, 11 students studying for a bachelor's degree in Indonesian language and Indonesian economics at Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies have started online courses for internships at the partner university. It is planned to send these students to Indonesia this academic year and continue their internship at the Islamic University of Malang.
Following the talks, the parties emphasized their determination to continue cooperation in education.


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Jack Hermansson only interested in fighting Robert Whittaker and Paulo Costa
By Abhay Singh
May 12, 2018; Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil; Thales Leites (red gloves) vs. Jack "The Joker" Hermansson (blue gloves) during UFC 224 at Jeunesse Arena. Mandatory Credit: Jason Silva-USA TODAY Sports
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Jack Hermansson finally has an opponent for his fight this weekend taking place at the Apex in Las Vegas. He is fighting rising contender in Marvin Vettori on a week's short notice.
Jack Hermansson has had a wild ride as far as searching for opponents is concerned. He was initially scheduled to fight Darren Till, but the Liverpudlian got injured and he was replaced by Kevin Holland, who tested positive for covid-19.
In an interview with BJPenn, Hermansson revealed that he was really looking forward to fighting former title challenger Darren Till and was disappointed when he pulled out as according to him, he could have easily beaten him.
"I was very disappointed especially with all the work that went into this fight camp. I have been specializing on Darren Till," Hermansson said on Just Scrap Radio on BJPENN.com. "We just broke the game down into small details and worked so hard to perfect everything. Then he is suddenly out. I lose a great opponent and a big fan-favorite. That sucked, we managed to at least get a fight."
No one wanted to fight Jack Hermansson
Jack Hermansson further revealed that after Darren Till pulled out of the fight, he couldn't find a suitable opponent and at least five fighters turned down the opportunity to fight him.
"I'm not one of those guys that people are scared of me. But, it might be that people feel they need some time to prepare for me, that four weeks isn't enough for them. Sometimes the timing in people's lives isn't right," Hermansson explained. "But, for guys ranked below me, I'm right up there and if you want to climb the ranks you have to take these opportunities. Four weeks isn't that short of notice. I would have loved to see another top guy step up."
He then further stated that he isn't interested in fighting low ranked opponent anymore and is targeting the likes of Paulo Costa and Robert Whittaker.
"I don't like the Till fight too much because that was supposed to be my tune-up fight to show I am the next contender. Now I want that title contender fight," Hermansson concluded. "It is Robert Whittaker but if Rob isn't ready, then, Paulo Costa. Those are the only two guys. My next fight should be a contender fight." (H/T – BJPenn.com)
Who do you guys think wins in the fight between Jack Hermansson and Marvin Vettori? Let us know in the comment section below.
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Zox 2099 est un jeu vidéo action développé et édité par Loriciels, sorti en 1987 sur Amstrad CPC.

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Amstar : « Avec ce jeu, vous avez l'assurance de passer un bon moment [...]. »

Articles connexes
 Liste de jeux Amstrad CPC

Rééditions
 Tennis 3D + Zox 2099 (1987)
 Nouveau Logistrad 3 (1989)
 La Compil Extraordinaire (1991)
 Mega Compil (1993)

Sources

Jeu vidéo sorti en 1987
Jeu d'action
Jeu Amstrad CPC
Jeu vidéo développé en France
Jeu Loriciels
Jeu vidéo de science-fiction


Suszarnicza Spółka OGRODNIK S.A. with its registered seat in Nowy Tomyśl was founded in 1996. The Company is currently one of the biggest producers of dried vegetables in Poland.
we are pleased to invite you to visit our new website: ogrodnik.pl, where you will find information about us and our offer. We invite you to cooperation.


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Mind Specialists / Featured Articles / Mindfulness boosts student mental health during exams
Mindfulness boosts student mental health during exams
Mindfulness training helps build resilience in university students and improve their mental health, particularly during stressful summer exams, according to research from the University of Cambridge.
The study, which involved just over 600 Cambridge students, concluded that the introduction of eight-week mindfulness courses in UK universities could help prevent mental illness and boost students' wellbeing at a time of growing concern about mental health in the higher education sector.
University mental health services have experienced a huge surge in demand, with the number of students accessing counselling rising by 50% between 2010 and 2015, exceeding growth in student numbers during the same period.
According to the study, published in the journal The Lancet Public Health, the prevalence of mental illness among first-year undergraduates is lower than among the general population, but it exceeds levels in the general population during the second year of university.
"Given the increasing demands on student mental health services, we wanted to see whether mindfulness could help students develop preventative coping strategies," said Géraldine Dufour, one of the report's authors and the head of Cambridge's counselling service.
Mindfulness, an increasingly popular method of training attention on the present moment, has been shown to improve symptoms of anxiety and depression. Until now, however, there has been little robust evidence on its effectiveness in supporting students' mental health.
The Cambridge students were randomly assigned to two groups. Both were offered access to the university's usual support and counselling services, as well as NHS services. One of the two groups was also offered the mindfulness course, which consisted of eight weekly, group-based sessions, plus home practice including meditation, "mindful walking" and "mindful eating".
Researchers found the mindfulness participants were a third less likely to score above the threshold commonly regarded as meriting mental health support. Even during the most stressful period of the year, summer exams, distress scores for the mindfulness group fell below their baseline levels, as measured at the start of the study. The students without mindfulness training became increasingly stressed as the academic year progressed.
Researchers also considered whether mindfulness had any effect on exam results, but their findings were inconclusive.
"This is, to the best of our knowledge, the most robust study to date to assess mindfulness training for students, and backs up previous studies that suggest it can improve mental health and wellbeing during stressful periods," said Dr Julieta Galante, of Cambridge's psychiatry department, who led the study.
"Students who had been practising mindfulness had distress scores lower than their baseline levels even during exam time, which suggests that mindfulness helps build resilience against stress."
Prof Peter Jones, also from Cambridge's department of psychiatry, added: "The evidence is mounting that mindfulness training can help people cope with accumulative stress.
"While these benefits may be similar to some other preventative methods, mindfulness could be a useful addition to the interventions already delivered by university counselling services. It appears to be popular, feasible, acceptable and without stigma."
Original article: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2017/dec/18/mindfulness-boosts-student-mental-health-during-exams-cambridge-university-study-finds
Gender-based colours in toys can spur harmful stereotypes


One of the world's most popular vegetables, carrot root is exactly that—the edible root part of the carrot. The oil is made from the familiar root itself, creating an orange liquid that is packed with beta-carotene and vitamins A and E. Largely due to the antioxidant properties of these compounds, carrot root oil is regularly used in hair and skin care products. Carrot root is not to be confused with its complementary oil, carrot seed, which shares some of the same qualities, but carries a notably different aroma.
Initially grown centuries ago for their seeds and green foliage, carrots eventually became prized for their colorful roots, which are a reliably tasty addition to a wide variety of cuisines, either raw or cooked. In its appealing oil form, carrot root supports hair and skin health, and is particularly beneficial for those with dry or mature hair and skin.** With its mild and fresh fragrance, carrot root oil is rich in antioxidants due to its high content of beta-carotene and vitamins A and E. For those seeking a light essential oil with skin-supportive qualities, carrot root oil is ideal.


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Q: Sitemap re-submission for dynamic website I am very new to SEO and trying to explore it reading all day. I have finally created my dream carpooling site and working on the seo aspect now. I want do it on my own so I get to know about SEO better.Its is dynamic website. User post their trip details every day like given below ( IN quotes)
site : www.shareurride.com.au
sitemap: www.shareurride.com.au/sitemap.xml
Trip detail page :

http://www.shareurride.com.au/ridedetails.php?id=MjY3&tripdate=MjAxMy0wNy0wNQ,,
  http://www.shareurride.com.au/ridedetails.php?id=MTY2&tripdate=MjAxMy0wNy0wNQ,,

( trips like this will be added regularly everyday)
I have already have a program which dynamically insert this into my sitemap.
My main question is , is that I need to resubmit my site to GOOGLE every day or will it do on its own. ?
Trip detail page is the only page will be dynamically added to sitemap. Please let me know . If I need to resubmit the page regularly ,is there any tools to do that ?
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is that I need to resubmit my site to GOOGLE every day or will it do on its own. ?

No. Once Google knows where to find your sitemap they will continue to recrawl it periodically.