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Johann Heinrich Olfers, ab 1803 von Olfers (* 22. Mai 1791 in Münster; † 22. Dezember 1855 ebenda) war Bankier und Oberbürgermeister von Münster.

Herkunft
Er war der Sohn des fürstbischöflich-münsteraner Hofrats und Bankiers Franz Theodor Olfers (1755–1828), späterer königlich preußischer Geheimer Legationsrat, und der Marie Elisabeth von Lindenkampf (1763–1848). Der Vater wurde am 27. August 1803 in Wien in den Reichsadelsstand erhoben mit preußischer Adelsanerkennung in Berlin am 25. Mai 1804, Benedikt von Olfers (1800–1876) und Ignaz von Olfers (1793–1872) waren seine Brüder.

Leben
Der studierte Jurist übernahm das Bank- und Wechselgeschäft seines Schwagers am Prinzipalmarkt und führte es als "Bankhaus Lindenkampf & Olfers" weiter. Sohn Franz Theodor wurde später sein Erbe und Nachfolger als Bankier.

Im Jahr 1830 erwarb Johann Heinrich von Olfers landwirtschaftliche Güter und ließ Schloss Hohenfeld bauen. Er gehörte zu den reichsten Bewohnern Münsters. Olfers zahlte 1850 den Spitzensteuersatz von 296 Talern.

Er gehörte 1835 zu den maßgeblichen Gründern und zum Vorstand der Kaufmannvereinigung von Münster. Der Verein trat auch kommunalpolitisch als Interessenvertretung der Kaufmannschaft auf. Darüber hinaus vertrat er gemäßigt bürgerliche Reformvorstellungen.  Auch dem Civilclub, einer weiteren Schnittstelle der Kommunalpolitik, gehörte er an. Er war über die Stadt hinaus einer der einflussreichsten Politiker Westfalens in der Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts. Er war Mitglied des Provinziallandtages der Provinz Westfalen. Als solcher gehörte er 1847 und 1848 dem Ersten bzw. Zweiten Vereinigten Landtag an.

In der Stadt Münster war er ab 1827 zunächst Beigeordneter und ab 1836 Magistratsrat. Nach dem Tod des Oberbürgermeisters Münstermann war er Interimsbürgermeister. Bei der Neuwahl 1842 unterlag er Johann Hermann Hüffer. Während und nach der Revolution von 1848/49 war er Gegner des liberal-demokratischen Lagers. Nach dem Rücktritt Hüffers 1848 wurde er erneut Interimsbürgermeister. Während das liberal-demokratische Lager keinen geeigneten Kandidaten aufweisen konnten, wurde Olfers von den Anhängern einer konstitutionellen Monarchie und dem katholischen Verein unterstützt. Er verhinderte 1850 trotz Mehrheit in der Stadtverordnetenversammlung die Ernennung der demokratischen Symbolfigur Benedikt Waldeck zum Ehrenbürger von Münster.

Im Jahr 1850 wurde er zum regulären Oberbürgermeister gewählt. Damit verbunden war der Sitz im preußischen Herrenhaus. In der recht kurzen Amtszeit als Oberbürgermeister konnte er kaum eigene Akzente setzen. Für ihn war das Verwaltungshandeln wichtiger als konzeptionelles Handeln. Immerhin konnte in seiner Zeit 1851, die schon zuvor initiierte  Realschule eröffnet werden und 1854 wurde die Gasanstalt errichtet.

Im Jahr 1817 ist er als Freimaurer der Großen National-Mutterloge "Zu den drei Weltkugeln" erwähnt.

Familie
Olfers heiratete Bernhardina Theissing (* 22. März 1794; † 29. Juli 1851). Das Paar hatte mehrere Kinder:
 Elisabeth (* 13. Juli 1820; † 28. Mai 1843)
 Franz Theodor (* 2. November 1823; † 29. Januar 1887) ∞ Bertha Essingh (* 1. Dezember 1821; † 1898)

Literatur
 Susanne Kill: Das Bürgertum in Münster 1770-1870. Bürgerliche Selbstbestimmung im Spannungsfeld von Kirche und Staat. München: Oldenbourg, 2001. ISBN 978-3-486-56573-7 Teildigitalisat
 Wilfried Reininghaus/Horst Conrad (Hrsg.): Für Freiheit und Recht. Westfalen und Lippe in der Revolution von 1848/49. Münster, 1999 S. 179
 Gothaisches genealogisches Taschenbuch der briefadeligen Häuser, 1907, S.602

Einzelnachweise

Bankier
Unternehmer (19. Jahrhundert)
Bürgermeister (Münster)
Mitglied des Preußischen Herrenhauses
Mitglied des Ersten Vereinigten Landtages für die Provinz Westfalen
Mitglied des Zweiten Vereinigten Landtages für die Provinz Westfalen
Mitglied des Provinziallandtages von Westfalen (Königreich Preußen)
Freimaurer (Deutschland)
Freimaurer (19. Jahrhundert)
Deutscher
Geboren 1791
Gestorben 1855
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The Scientific Monthly, Volumul 15
editat de James McKeen Cattell
THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE
national cooperation in intellectual work was organized says:
We are all agreed that the League of Nations has no task more urgent than that of examining these great factors of international opinion—the systems and methods of education and scientific and philosophical research. It would be unthinkable that the league should endeavor to improve the means of exchange of material products without also endeavoring to iacilitate the international exchange of ideas. No association of nations can hope to exist without the spirit of reciprocal intellectual activity between its members.
For example, it is clear to all how much the league would benefit by any new measures which by establishing
more definite parallelism between the diplomas of the various countries and a
IN INTELLECTUAL WORK STEPS have been taken toward the formation of a committee of the League of Nations on international cooperation in intellectual work. Eleven of the twelve members have been appointed and as none of them is an American, it is expected that the vacancy will be offered to an American scholar.
The committee so far chosen consists of Henri Bergson, the French philosopher and author of "Creative Evolution'; Madame Curie, the Polish discoverer of radium; Albert Einstein, the German mathematician who propounded the theory of relativity; Gilbert Murray, professor of Greek at Oxford; Miss Bonnevie, professor of zoology at Christiania; D. B. Bannerjee, professor of political economy at Calcutta; A. De Castro, of the medical faculty of the University of Rio de Janeiro; J. Destree, former minister of science and art in the Belgian cabinet; G. De Reynold, professor of French literature at Berne; F. Ruffini, professor of ecclesiastical law at Turin, and L. De Torres Quevedo, director of the electro-medical laboratory of Madrid.
The first meeting of this committee is set for August 1, and a prominent position on the program of work outlined is given to measures that will facilitate the interchange of scientific information and the development of higher education in the countries participating.
With regard to the organization of intellectual work from an international standpoint the report adopt. ed by the council of the League of Nations when the committee on inter
more frequent exchange of chairs between professors of various nationalities would lead to a active interchange of teachers and students between nations. A still greater benefit would result from
which permitted a rapid and more accurate communication of all work undertaken simultaneously in the field of scientific re. search in various parts of the world.
There is no question of detracting from the originality of national workers whose very diversity is essential for the general progress of ideas. On the contrary, the object is to enable each of these national thinkers to develop his ideas with greater force and vitality, by making it possible for him to draw more fully upon the common treasure of knowledge, methods and discoveries.
As a part of the work of the League of Nations, a "Handbook of International Organizations" has recently been issued, which lists 315 societies, associations, bureaus, committees and unions, all of them international in some aspect.
It is an interesting collection of religious, scientific and other sorts of organizations, the international association interested in lawn tennis being listed with the entomological, meteorological
1 Edited by Watson Davis, Science Service.
PROFESSOR SANTIAGO RAMON Y CAJAL The distinguished Spanish histologist who retires from the chair of histology and pathological anatomy at the University of Madrid on reaching his
seventieth year.
and other scientific societies. Such a directory is a necessary preliminary of the activities of the committee on international cooperation in intellectual work.
CALENDAR REFORM REFORM of the calendar has been much discussed during the past decade or more, for the inconveniences and inconsistencies of the present calendar are obvious.
The two schemes which are receiving the largest amount of attention are the international fixed calendar plan and the Swiss plan.
The former, first publicly proposed by Moses B. Cotsworth of Vancouver in 1894, provides for thirteen months in the year, with twenty-eight days to the month, every date being attached to the same day of the week in every month. New Year's Day is a zero day called January 0, and is a full holiday. The extra day in leap year is a similar holiday inserted as July 0. The extra month, which, of course, does not add to the actual length of the year, is introduced between June and July, and is called "Sol." Easter is to be fixed by the Christian churches on some date between March 21 and April 26, this stabilizing an event whose drifting causes inconveniences and losses in business and social life.
The Swiss plan has been advocated largely by astronomers. It also sets aside each New Year's Day and each leap-year day as independent legal holidays. The other 364 days are divided into four quarters of 91 days each, each quarter containing one month of 31 days and two months of 30 days, thus keeping twelve months as at present.
The international fixed calendar plan recently received the unanimous approval of a convention held in Washington by those interested in calendar reform. The American section of the International Astronomical Union, after considering both the
Swiss plan advocated by its committee on calendar reform and the fixed calendar plan, recently refused to take action on the matter.
The question of calendar reform was taken up at a meeting of the. International Association of Academies held in St. Petersburg in 1913, and a committee was appointed on that occasion "to study questions relative to the unification and simplification of the calendars and the fixing of the date of Easter." This committee would have made a report in 1916, but for the war. Another discussion of this subject took place at the
International Geographical Congress held in Rome in 1913. In June of the same year the World Congress on International Associations, which met at Brussels, passed a resolution urging the governments of the world to adopt a universal calendar. Three of the International Congresses of Chambers of Commerce have given expression to the same desire. Finally, just before the outbreak of the world war, the International Congress on the Reform of the Calendar held its sessions at Liège, and not only agreed to urge the adoption of a universal and improved calendar but also made plans for a formal conference, which was to have been convoked in Switzerland at the invitation of the Swiss government. but was never held.
In the future there may come conference of nations that will adopt a new and more logical calendar as easily as standard time was established by an international conference at Washington about forty years ago.
INVISIBLE SUN-SPOTS DR. GEORGE ELLERY HALE, director of the Mount Wilson Observatory, has announced the discovery of invisible sun-spots.
In 1908 Dr. Hale found that a sun-spot is a great whirling storm, similar to a terrestrial tornado, but on a gigantic scale, often vastly larger than the earth. The ex
pansion of the hot solar gases, caused the first indications of the whirl have by the centrifugal action of the whirl, been found. Others correspond to the cools them sufficiently to produce the period of decay, and permit a spot appearance of a dark cloud, which to be traced for some time after it we call a sun-spot. If this cooling is ceases to be visible.
In other cases not great enough to produce a visible the invisible spot never reaches madarkening of the surface, the whirl- turity, which means that the cooling ing storm may still be present, though produced by expansion never becomes invisible to the eye.
Such invisible gruat enough to produce perceptible whirls have now been detected by darkening of the sun's disk. their magnetic effect on the light emitted by the luminous vapors within
TWINS AGAIN them.
THE popular interest in twins Magnetic fields in visible sun-spots seems to have considerable vitality. were first found by Dr. Hale in 1908. Every year brings into the public They are due to the whirl of electri- press and magazines some news item fied particles in the spot vortex, just of article concerning multiple births. as the magnetic field of an electro- Just a year ago the whole country magnet is produced by the whirl of was stirred by the announcement of electrons through its wire coils. The the birth of quadruplets in New magnetic field in a sun-spot is recog. Haven, Connecticut. (By the way, nized by the effect it produces on the they have all passed their first birthlines in the spectrum. A line due to day). Recently the newspapers cariron vapor, for example, is split into ried full accounts of the death of the three parts by the powerful magnetic conjoined Blazek twins of Chicago, field in a large spot. In a very small recalling the older days when the spot, where the magnetic field is much Siamese twins were in the prints and weaker, the line is not split up but is broadsides. Now comes Los Angeles, merely widened.
with photographic evidence that in Invisible spots were discovered by one school building are enrolled as exploring promising regions of the
many as nine pairs of twins. And on sun where signs of disturbance, such the heels of the City of Angels comes as faculæ or clouds of calcium vapor, the City of Churches, Brooklyn, with are present. A special polarizing ap- a contingent of ten pairs of twins, all paratus moves back and forth across attending Public School 77. Some the slit, while the iron line is watched statistician may soon find for us a through a very powerful spectroscope. rural school in which 30 per cent. or The presence of a weak magnetic more of the entire enrollment are field, showing the existence of an twins. invisible spot, is betrayed by a slight After all, twins are more common oscillation of the corresponding part than we ordinarily suppose; and our of the line, caused by its widening interest in them far exceeds their successively to right and left as the rarity. Wappeus found that more polarizing apparatus oscillates over than one child was born in 1.17 per the slit.
cent. of 20,000,000 cases of labor. Ten invisible spots have been found Pre-war Prussian statistics showed since November by this method by that twins occurred once in 89, tripMessrs. Hale, Ellerman and Nichol- lets once in 7,910, and quadruplets son with the 150-foot tower telescope once in 371,125 labors. This does not, and 75-foot spectroscope on Mount of course, mean that all survive. The Wilson. Some of them foreshadow the hazards of birth and of both prenatal birth of a visible spot, which finally and neonatal life are greater for appears to the eye several days after plural than for singular pregnancies.

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Home Vieux Chateau Certan 2016
Vieux Chateau Certan 2016
Country / Size 750ml / 2016 / Bordeaux
The 2016 Vieux Chateau Certan is a blend of 85% Merlot, 14% Cabernet Franc and 1% Cabernet Sauvignon that was picked at 40.50 hectoliters per hectare, in three stages of picking: 3-7, 10-11 and 17-18 October. It has a high IPT of 82 and a pH of 3.77. It has a very refined bouquet with blackberry, briary and morello cherries that are tightly wound at first, but open gradually with aeration. The Merlot is fully in control aromatically; this is not a VCC governed by the Cabernet Franc this year, consistent with the 2016 vintage. The palate is medium-bodied with fine-grain tannin. There is plenty of dark berry fruit laced with hints of earl grey and bay leaf, a complex and cerebral Pomerol with a long, precise and (to put it banally) delicious finish. This is another outstanding wine from Alexandre and Guillaume Thienpont.
Barrel Sample: 95-97 Points Wine Advocate
The 2016 Vieux Chateau Certan is a blend of 85% Merlot, 14% Cabernet Franc and 1% Cabernet Sauvignon that was picked at 40.50 hectoliters per hectare, in three stages of picking: 3-7, 10-11 and 17-18 October. It has a high IPT of 82 and a pH of 3.77. It has a very refined bouquet with blackberry, briary and morello cherries that are tightly wound at first, but open gradually with aeration. The Merlot is fully in control aromatically; this is not a VCC governed by the Cabernet Franc this year, consistent with the 2016 vintage. The palate is medium-bodied with fine-grain tannin. There is plenty of dark berry fruit laced with hints of earl grey and bay leaf, a complex and cerebral Pomerol with a long, precise and (to put it banally) delicious finish. This is another outstanding wine from Alexandre and Guillaume Thienpont. Barrel Sample: 95-97 Points Wine Advocate
A higher proportion of Merlot than usual in the blend has given this fine wine its sumptuous character. In contrast, it has a classically perfumed character and fine black-cherry fruit. It is structured, with a firm base of generous tannins. Beautifully balanced, it is obviously for the long haul. Barrel Sample: 97–99 Points Wine Enthusiast
This is a muscular, big wine, more so than in some years, but it is so precise and intellectual, and one of the more austere takes on the vintage at this early stage. The 2015 was more of a crowd-pleaser perhaps, but this has such a gripping, thrilling sense of well drawn out fruit wrapped up in fresh, floral layers. The tannins have an IPT of 82, but are extremely ripe, totally delicious and beautifully constructed. They found more difference between young and old vines compared to the previous year, because of the stress in the summer, so 66% of production made it into the grand vin compared to 75% in 2015. 85% Merlot, 14% Cabernet Franc and 1% Cabernet Sauvignon. Decanter 95 Points
Blend: 85% Merlot, 14% Cabernet Franc, 1% Cabernet Sauvignon
Vieux Chateau Certan is the oldest growth in the parish of Pomerol. Its origins date back to the beginning of the 16th century when the Demay family, originally from Scotland, came to liveo n the property. The local vicinity takes its name from this old chateau. In 1858, the property was purchased by Charles Bousquet who built the buildings that stand to this day. In 1924, Georges Thienpont, a wine shipper from Etikhove in Belgium, bought the chateau that, since 1957, has been run by a company formed by the Thienpont heirs.


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Callum Brown begins his journey home from America
IN just one month brave Callum Brown's life has been totally transformed.
Callum Brown takes his first steps
And today the eight-year-old will begin his journey from his hospital bed in America back to Tyneside, full of hope that by this time next year he will be able to walk independently.
Callum, of Seaton Sluice in Northumberland, jetted to St Louis Children's Hospital in Missouri at the end of January for pioneering surgery by world-renowned surgeon Dr TS Park to help him walk.
Just four weeks on and his parents, Sharon and Neil, have been given the news they dubbed "the best ever".
Sharon, 40, said: "We've just had our follow-up meeting with Dr Park and he is very pleased with Callum.
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Callum's parents were delighted when the surgeon told them that this time next year, their only son should be walking independently.
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35 Years Ago: Why Kiss' Emotional Ballad 'Reason to Live' Flopped
Gary Graff Published: November 12, 2022
Kiss predicted big things from "Reason to Live," the second single from their 1987 album Crazy Nights.
On one side of the pond, those expectations were met. The power ballad, co-written by the group's Paul Stanley with hitmaker Desmond Child, became its most successful single ever in the U.K., soaring to No. 4.
But back home? Not so much. Released Nov. 12, 1987, "Reason to Live" peaked at No. 64 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 34 on the Mainstream Rock Songs chart, just slightly higher on each than its predecessor, "Crazy Crazy Nights."
That was disappointing because "Reason to Live," like all of the material on Crazy Nights, was engineered to be the kind of big, resurgent hit that '70s AOR mates such as Aerosmith, Heart, Ozzy Osbourne and Jefferson Starship were experiencing at the time. Kiss hired Ron Nevison -- hot off the Heart multi-platinum pair of Bad Animals and Heart, and Osbourne's The Ultimate Sin -- to produce. In addition to Child, who started working with Kiss on 1979's Dynasty, the group also enlisted songwriting collaborators such as Diane Warren and Davitt Sigerson. The sound was big and glossy, as was the hair, and the videos were MTV-shiny.
"It was a new era, and we were trying to be part of it," Stanley told this writer some years later. "So we got with the people who were having success at the game, like Desmond Child, Ron Nevison... I stand behind everything we did, even though, yeah, some of it wasn't accepted as well as others."
Listen to 'Reason to Live'
It's possible that "Reason to Live," with a swelling arrangement not unlike Foreigner's 1984 smash "I Want to Know What Love Is," might have been a bigger hit for another band. Kiss had gotten away with "Beth" 11 years prior, but core fans still part of the Kiss Army in 1987 did not want to hear that kind of song from the band -- or, in fact, the keyboard wash that Nevison slipped into Crazy Nights. And unlike Heart and Aerosmith, which were crossing over to the pop charts during the '70s, Kiss did not have enough established grounding with the pop audience (and radio) to court favor. To the masses, they were still the band that blew fire and spit blood and wore makeup years ago, not a player in the mid-'80s market.
In other words, damned if they do....
"I expected more out of 'Reason to Live,'" Nevison, who considered the song "gorgeous," told kissfaq.com. "To get a hit single in those days, you had to have some kind of ballad. There was no other way. I thought 'Reason to Live' was that ballad, and it did OK, but it didn't quite catch on. I think there was still reluctance amongst [Top 40] radio stations... to play a song by Kiss. Not based on merit, but based on the fact that their listeners don't listen to Kiss.
"Kiss was their own worst enemy as far as singles go. By ignoring pop radio for 20 years, you just don't turn up and they let you on. By saying that we had keyboards, by saying, 'We're not selling out,' you don't work your way into those kind of radio spots... If we had a big hit, [Crazy Nights] would have sold another couple of million records. I thought 'Reason to Live' was the right single. It was a passionate, emotional song. It rocked a bit. It was perfect."
Watch Kiss Perform 'Reason to Live'
While "Reason to Live" found little success at radio, Kiss did get some airplay for the song's music video. Directed by Marty Callner (Aerosmith, Bon Jovi, Twisted Sister), it blends performance footage (with lead guitarist Bruce Kulick playing keyboards) with scenes of Stanley driving to the home of an estranged girlfriend (played by Playboy Playmate Eloise Broady), who pours gasoline on his Porsche 928 and sets it on fire. The good news is that the car survived and, in fact, was owned by Stanley -- as a gift from bandmate Gene Simmons -- until he sold it some years later.
A little over two years after the release of "Reason to Live," Kiss had much better luck with another romantic ballad as 1990's Michael Bolton co-written "Forever" became their first Top 10 single since 1976's "Beth."
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        }
        break;
    case WV_NT4:
        {
            // Running on Windows NT 4.0 or earlier. Get UI language
            // from locale of .default user in registry:
            // HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\International\Locale
            CRegKeyEx key;
            if(ERROR_SUCCESS == key.Open(HKEY_USERS, _T(".DEFAULT\\Control Panel\\International"), KEY_READ))
            {
                CString value = key.QueryValueString(_T("Locale"));
                m_UILang = (LANGID)_tcstol(value,NULL,16);
            };

        }
        break;
    case WV_95:
    case WV_98:
    case WV_ME:
        {
            // Running on Windows 9x. Get the system UI language from registry:
            CRegKeyEx key;
            if(ERROR_SUCCESS == key.Open(HKEY_USERS, _T(".Default\\Control Panel\\desktop\\ResourceLocale"), KEY_READ))
            {
                CString value = key.QueryValueString(_T(""));
                m_UILang = (LANGID)_tcstol(value, 0, 16);
            };

        }
        break;
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	// get the common controls dll version
	m_comCtl32Version = GetDllVersion(_T("comctl32.dll"));
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{
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    buildNum.FormatMessage(IDS_BUILD_NUMBER_n, BuildNumber());
    CString str;

    switch(m_osv.dwPlatformId)
    {
    case VER_PLATFORM_WIN32s: //Win32s on Windows 3.1.
        str = _T("Microsoft® Windows 3.1(TM)");
        break;

    case VER_PLATFORM_WIN32_WINDOWS: //WIN32 on 95 or 98
        //determine if Win95 or Win98
        if(m_osv.dwMinorVersion == 0)
        {
            str = _T("Microsoft® Windows 95(TM), ")
                + buildNum;
            if(lstrlen(m_osv.szCSDVersion))
                str += _T(", ") + CString(m_osv.szCSDVersion);
        }
        else if(m_osv.dwMinorVersion == 10)
        {
            str = _T("Microsoft® Windows 98(TM), ")
                + buildNum;
            if(lstrlen(m_osv.szCSDVersion))
                str += _T(", ") + CString(m_osv.szCSDVersion);
        }
        else if(m_osv.dwMinorVersion == 90)
        {
            str = _T("Microsoft® Windows Millenium(TM), ")
                + buildNum;
            if(lstrlen(m_osv.szCSDVersion))
                str += _T(", ") + CString(m_osv.szCSDVersion);
        }
        else
        {
            str.Format(_T("Microsoft® Windows %d.%d"),
                m_osv.dwMajorVersion, m_osv.dwMinorVersion);
        }
        break;

    case VER_PLATFORM_WIN32_NT: //Win32 on Windows NT.

        if(m_osv.dwMajorVersion == 4)
        {
            str = _T("Microsoft® Windows NT(TM), ")
                + buildNum;
            if(lstrlen(m_osv.szCSDVersion))
                str += _T(", ") + CString(m_osv.szCSDVersion);
        }
        else if(m_osv.dwMajorVersion == 5)
        {
			switch(m_osv.dwMinorVersion)
			{
			case 0:
	            str = _T("Microsoft® Windows 2000(TM), ") + buildNum;
				break;
			case 1:
	            str = _T("Microsoft® Windows XP(TM), ") + buildNum;
				break;
			default:
	            str.Format(_T("Microsoft® Windows %d.%d"),
					m_osv.dwMajorVersion, m_osv.dwMinorVersion);
				break;
			}
            if(lstrlen(m_osv.szCSDVersion))
                str += _T(", ") + CString(m_osv.szCSDVersion);
        }
        else
        {
            str.Format(_T("Microsoft® Windows %d.%d"),
                m_osv.dwMajorVersion, m_osv.dwMinorVersion);
        }
        break;

    default:
        break;
    }
    return str;
}//end if

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June 22, 2019 Entertainment
Harry Potter: Wizards Unite launches a day early in US
Not long ago the world was taken over by the popular augmented reality game, Pokémon Go. The players were filled on the sidewalks, and the crowd of trainers flooded parks and landmarks, everyone was seen throwing pokéballs and catching their favorite pokémons. Niantic, the company behind the Pokémon Go game has now once again brought a new augmented reality-based game titled- Harry Potter: Wizards Unite built in collaboration with WB games.
The game is similar in concept to Pokémon Go, asking players to traverse a virtual map overlaid on the real world and collect magical artifacts. The Wizards Unite seems fairly overwhelming at first as compared to Pokémon Go. Pokémon Go had the basic concept of "see Pokémon, catch Pokémon" that follows the logic of handheld games pretty easily. But now the creator company has done more than the simple concept. The new augmented game is five times the game 'Pokémon Go' was at launch. It is even said that Harry Potter: Wizards Unite packs more stuff at its launch time then Pokémon Go has after three years of its launch.
Concept of the Game
According to Forbes:-
"Harry Potter does share one central concept with GO, capturing things. But instead of Pokémon, you are capturing or freeing magical artifacts, creatures or even people, cast into the wild by some sort of disastrous spell called The Calamity (yes, Wizards Unite even has a story, complete with voice acting). You need to return all this stuff to its proper places across the Harry Potter universe, and to do this, instead of throwing Pokeballs, you're casting spells by tracing patterns on your phone with your finger. The faster and more accurately you trace, the more effective your spell will be, and you can get the hang of it quickly. I already like it more than the Pokeball-throwing mini-game, frankly."
The beta version of the game was first launched in Australia and New Zealand back in the month of May. Now it appears like the Potter fans at the states have got their hands on the game a day early than expected. So yeah, if you're a Potterhead, the early game will definitely fulfill your hunger and make you feel like you're part of the wizarding world. I can't say yet whether the popularity of the game will reach the heights like that of Pokemon Go, but we will definitely get the answer soon.
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The inaugural event was held in May, with Kazuhiro Yasunaga and Dennis Danipog both presenting their research in the field of education. Kazuhiro presented on the effect of item formats on students' academic outcomes. His research is examining item formats in social studies and Japanese language comprehension tests in order to evaluate the effect that test structures can have on academic achievement. For his PhD, Dennis is exploring science inquiry practices by teachers in the classroom on students' achievements. He gave an interesting talk on his research and upcoming fieldwork in the Philippines.
The second of the series saw a broad range of topics discussed, from media and communication, computer science, to medical science, with three presenters: Shiau Ching Wong, Thorsten Ehlers, and Liliana Bray. First up in June was Xiaoqing (Shiau Ching) Wong who gave a fascinating presentation on the symbiotic relationship between social movements and the media in Hong Kong (the anti-national education movement) and Taiwan (anti-media monopoly movement). Following on from her excellent article in the last edition of the Melbourne Graduate, Xiaoping has returned from her five month field trip interviewing activists and journalists with, as you could imagine, a lot of qualitative data! Emerging trends with her analysis shows use of the media (particularly social media) by the protestors was both fodder for the media as well as influential on the media reactions (and thus on the campaigning) required to support or reject government policies on the media itself. Political alignments, dissenting opinions and framing were learnt and used both by activists and journalists to achieve social and political change.
Up next was Thorsten Ehlers who is from the Dependable Systems Group of the Department of Computer Science in Kiel University's Faculty of Engineering. Thorsten spoke about his doctoral research studies on formal methods for the discovery and prevention of hardware and software bugs in the automotive and airline industries. Referring to his work on optimal algorithms and sorting networks and on Boolean satisfiability massive parallelisation, he spoke to real-life verification and model-checking use by a German airline company in finding a solution to the gaining of incremental profits and by a German car manufacturer in the detection of safety hazard software bugs.
The last speaker was Liliana Bray who used the opportunity of the intelligent and supportive audience to practice her three-minute thesis competition speech on the genetic basis of duodenal atresia, a condition whereby the first part of the small intestine (exiting from the stomach) has not developed properly in the embryo. This competition was at the student conference, and for her own cohort. Another three-minute competition is hosted by the Centre for the Study of Higher Education. The competition involves "compelling and engaging three-minute talks on topics of public interest" to showcase "the-cutting edge research being undertaken by Melbourne's research students". Each presenter has three-minutes and one powerpoint slide to tell the intelligent, non-specialist audience, and the panel of judges about their research and why it is significant to humanity. Following five heats, the semi-finals are on the 11th and 12th August in the Law School and the finals are the 3rd September in the Ian Potter Auditorium.
Run and conducted by Residents, these sessions allow participants to share the knowledge they are accumulating during their post-graduate studies, develop their presentation skills and allow Resident Members to learn more about disciplines other than their own. Timely reviews of these sessions are on the Graduate House Student Group's website.


Australian producer and dj LOCKJAW unveils a special retrospective for the tenth release of his boutique label LOCKED CONCEPT, with the pair of tracks that opened the imprint from the man himself getting remixed alongside revisions of tracks from key label artists CREMATORIUM, TELLUS and THE SNEAK.
Crematorium's lush futurescape 'Those Misty Trees' (which saw BBC airtime at the hands of Friction) gets the attention of Lockjaw, who steps up the energy with an insistent strain of tech-fuelled percussion whilst retaining the verdant pads and burial-esque vocal of the original.
The remaining remixes express Locked Concept's diverse nature, with Tellus sculpting Lockjaw's track 'Letting Go' into a nocturnal form of laid-back decadent halfstep that bathes the ears in warm sub. The Sneak goes in on another Lockjaw track, elevating 'With You' into a smooth breed of liquid that steps up the energy with classic style. Finally Crematorium goes full on into stripped future garage, with delicate beats riding on a tightly filtered tidal reese and sublime vocal elements.
Locked Concept celebrates getting 10 releases deep into their unique and diverse journey with a carefully packaged set of remixes that appropriately reimagines some of the label's prime content from a diverse and lush approach for those who love it deep.


Buffalo, N.Y. – Phillips Lytle LLP Partner Craig R. Bucki will receive the Liberty Bell Award from the Bar Association of Erie County. He will receive the award in recognition of his "invaluable service and tireless dedication" in chairing the Bar Association of Erie County's Mock Trial Program for the past six years. The award will be presented on Friday, April 21st at the Bar Association of Erie County 2017 Law Day Luncheon.
Mr. Bucki is a member of the New York State Bar Association's Law, Youth and Citizenship Committee and the Chair of its Mock Trial Subcommittee, which prepares the annual fact pattern used in the Statewide High School Mock Trial Tournament throughout New York.
Established in 1964, the Liberty Bell Award is the highest award bestowed at the Law Day program. The purpose of this award is to recognize community service that has strengthened the American system of freedom under the law and to accord public recognition to those who, among other criteria, have encouraged a greater respect for the law and the courts; fostered a better understanding and appreciation of the rule of law; and stimulated a deeper sense of individual responsibility so that citizens recognize their duties as well as their rights.


Professors Jim and Karla Speer observe sustainability and archaeology while traveling with their young children on a six-month European sabbatical.
Many students at Indiana State University commute for an hour or more to classes — but imagine if you could ride a train to Terre Haute every morning and during that ride, sleep or do homework on the way. Many people dream of a simpler way of life where people would rather walk to the neighborhood grocery store than drive to the supermarket to eat locally grown organic fruit, and much of that is what Jim and Karla Speer found during a recent research sabbatical.
Professor of geography and geology Jim Speer and his wife, Karla Hansen-Speer, a part-time lecturer in Earth and Environmental Sciences, travelled together during Speer's 2014 sabbatical. They visited 13 different countries during the span of six months in order to observe sustainability programs and visit dendrochronology labs in Europe. Dendrochronology is the scientific method of dating trees based on patterns in their growth rings. Hansen-Speer's interests are rooted in the ancient archaeology they were bound to observe on this trip and — along with her husband — observing how their two small children would behave in different environments, different cultures, with different food and countless train, plane and automobile rides.
A pre-class nap in exchange for a smaller carbon footprint seems like a fair trade.
Because of the Schengen Agreement enabling cross-border travel in European Union countries without showing one's passport or changing currency in every country, Speer and his wife found it incredibly easy to navigate solely by public transportation — taking a train from Germany to Prague, flying to London and taking a train to Scotland — once touching down in Greece.
Simplicity does have its sacrifices, as they found out during their three months in Greece, where they immediately found it difficult to maintain their multi-tasking lifestyle.
Hansen-Speer mainly entertained the children in Greece (where plenty of cats roamed freely), while Speer spring-boarded to various other countries in Europe.
Speer traveled to Nepal and experienced a similar situation to Greece, except that power was generally limited to homes in the nighttime hours, because people were not expected to run lights or use much electricity during the day. Their tubs and basins — not showers — were also unheated. During a conference and field week, everyone was expected to use generators at the university to power microscopes, projectors and other equipment.
"So you see how different cultures are, and people in different circumstances and it puts our lives into perspective," Speer said.
Speer often works with international researchers, but the ability to work with them in their dendrochronology labs has given him an even greater understanding and respect for their techniques, such as how they do cross-dating on trees. Although he still prefers American cross-dating techniques, he would like to adopt some techniques from international researchers and incorporate them into his lessons for students. While he did not get quite the amount of work done that he had wished for — three projects done and 11 projects moved forward out of his intended 22 — this was his main goal and accomplishment of the sabbatical.
During the time abroad, Hansen-Speer enjoyed the architectural richness of Europe and found the opportunity to cross the Parthenon and Stonehenge off her bucket-list. She often found her interest split between the breathtaking sites and the curious ways her children got around in their new surroundings. They were familiar to air-travel, but three months in Europe was another matter. Hansen-Speer found that while "they had their low points," they were extremely well-behaved. It interested Hansen-Speer to see what engaged her children's interest — 1 and 3 years old at the time — and what did not. She said they were fascinated by the flowers and the rocks and wanted to pick them up everywhere they went. When they went to visit Stonehenge in England, the children were captivated by the sheep on the other side of the fence.
"Not so interested in the architecture and the big buildings, but it was interesting to see how they interacted with people and see how they played on the playground with other little kids and got along with them. Personally, it was a really enlightening experience for me to travel with little kids," she said.
Hansen-Speer said she was nervous about traveling with her young children, but that it turned out to be very rewarding; her conclusion was concise.
"(Traveling with children) is just an extension of your whole life with kids. It's not the same way that you travel when you don't have kids — but your life isn't the same as it is when you don't have kids," she said.
Hansen-Speer intends to catch up on her blog posts at (http://pteranadonchapstick.blogspot.com/), where she would like to incorporate tips into her observations from the sabbatical for mothers who want to travel.
Speer himself has a dendrochronology blog (http://dendrosabbatical.blogspot.com/), where he recorded his findings during the length of the sabbatical and provided much of the photographic evidence of the 13 countries. While walking through the streets of Greece, Speer was struck with an idea for another project.
In Greece, Speer and his family observed buildings from the 1200s and 1600s and visited architectural sites like Mycenae. Greece already had a written language and fully articulated sculptures (with limbs that move) 3,500 years ago. Speer said he was amazed at the pace of cultural advancement within that time frame.
On April 6, Speer opened an art exhibit displaying the pictures he had taken during his 2014 sabbatical with the objective of examining human cultural change around the world relative to nature's time scale. Since Speer has returned, he has also delivered presentations to a few community agencies he is involved with focusing on comparative sustainability, particularly local food and sustainable gardening, and how Terre Haute could use those findings.
For instance, while walking through the streets of Greece, Hansen-Speer was interested in how the structure of the town influenced transportation. They never had a car while living in Greece, because everything — bakeries, grocery stores, vendors, playgrounds, the beach — was within walking distance. The urban sprawl of the United States makes these setups more difficult to achieve, but groups such as Complete Streets strive for greater walkability in city planning, the insertion of bike lanes and other improvements when it is time to repave the roads. These modifications make it easier to establish neighborhood grocery stores and minimize the walking distance, making everything more accessible.
"Being able to live in a place for a while where that's sort of the norm allows us to see how much it influences people's lifestyles for making those healthy choices," Hansen-Speer said. Another surprise came when they walked to the neighborhood grocery store and could not find the fruit-snacks that their children loved so much. Although their children, like most others, had a history of fruit-phobia, they ate fruit with every meal in Greece and enjoyed it. Speer said the fruit came from smaller local farms and did not always look pretty — like the perfectly red, round apples we strive to produce on a large scale in the U.S. — but it tasted delicious.
The many cats of Greece, roaming islands such as Hydra and Mykonos — and dogs in Rafina — also seemed to be taken care of by the townspeople and appeared to be in good health. Some, such as the stray cat that expected food from Speer and his family upon moving into their rental house in Greece, attached themselves to certain buildings as if regular customers.
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Kadenang Ginto è una serie televisiva filippina trasmessa su ABS-CBN dall'8 ottobre 2018 al 7 febbraio 2020.

Trama
Questa è la storia di Romina Andrada, una segretaria trasformata in moglie del magnate degli affari Robert Mondragon, che la sposò nonostante fosse stata violentata e stava trasportando la figlia dell'aggressore. Sconosciuto a Romina, era Daniela, la figlia di Robert, che aveva orchestrato il suo rapimento, proprio prima di sedurre il fidanzato di Romina, Carlos Bartolome. Con le loro vite intrecciate, le loro figlie, Cassie e Marga, sono fatte per combattere su chi sia l'erede legittima dell'impero di Robert.

Personaggi

Personaggi principali
 Cassandra "Cassie" A. Mondragon, interpretata da Francine Diaz
 Margaret "Marga" M. Bartolome, interpretata da Andrea Brillantes
 Romina Andrada-Mondragon, interpretata da Beauty Gonzalez
 Roberto "Robert" Mondragon, interpretato da Albert Martinez
 Daniela "Dani" Mondragon-Bartolome, interpretata da Dimples Romana
 Carlos Bartolome, interpretato da Adrian Alandy
 Leonardo "Leon" Herrera, interpretato da Richard Yap

Personaggi secondari
 Nicolas "Kulas" Bartolome, interpretato da Ronnie Lazaro
 Esther Magtira, interpretata da Susan Africa
 Alvin Mangubat, interpretato da Eric Fructuoso
 Avvocato Bernard Tejada, interpretato da Arnold Reyes
 Savannah Rosales, interpretata da Kim Molina
 Juanita Galvez, interpretata da Angelina Kanapi
 Jepoy Marilet, interpretato da Josh Ivan Morales
 Poliziotto Jude Bartolome, interpretato da Luke Conde
 Gino Bartolome, interpretato da Nikko Natividad
 Bonita Marilet, interpretata da Kat Galang
 Neil Andrada, interpretato da Adrian Lindayag
 Kristoff "Tope" Tejada, interpretato da Kyle Echarri
 Fatima Paterno, interpretata da Bea Basa
 Leslie Joy "LJ" Catacutan, interpretato da Julie Esguerra
 Nadya Ricaforte, interpretata da Danica Ontengco
 Nica de Guzman, interpretata da CJ de Guzman
 Maureen Gatchalian, interpretata da Bea Borres
 Myrna Bartolome, interpretata da Aleck Bovick
 Jessa Trinidad, interpretata da Sheree Bautista
 Hector Mangubat, interpretato da Joko Diaz
 Roxanne "Roxy" Mangubat, interpretata da Criza Taa
 Michael "Mikoy" Sarmiento, interpretato da Seth Fedelin
 Felix, interpretato da Benj Manalo
 Trina, interpretata da Abby Bautista

Colonna sonora
 Nasa Puso – Janine Berdin (tema principale)

Note

Collegamenti esterni

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Will Egypt see its import of LNG end in the near future? According to the country's petroleum minister, Tarek El Molla, it will. The minister said that imports of LNG should end in 2018 and Egypt may eventually restart gas exports, once the Zohr gas development starts production.
The majority of the output from ENI's Zohr project will go to supply the domestic market, with any surplus available to be processed at one or both of the country's two existing LNG facilities for international sale in 2019, El-Molla said in a Bloomberg interview.
El Molla went on to say that if the Zohr and other gas fields generate enough supplies, Egypt may consider adding a third LNG export terminal.


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Mayor Wayne Johnston has outlined Meander Valley Council's $1.7m community support package, formalised at a special Council meeting today.
"The release of this package will allow residents and businesses to make plans with some clarity on the support to be provided by Council," Mayor Johnston said.
Mayor Johnston describes the initiatives as a comprehensive support package providing both immediate relief to reduce expenses for residents and business and longer term measures to assist the municipality to recover. The package is also financially responsible and is within Council's capacity to deliver.
Specific Measures Include:
Immediate rate waivers for most owners of commercial and recreational property
Most properties valued and used for commercial and recreational purposes will not be charged rates from 1 April 2020 to 30 September 2020. Council will also be strongly advocating for cost savings to be passed on to commercial tenants such as small businesses.
Suspension of any increase in annual rates charges, planning, building and licensing fees
All property owners can expect no increases to Council's rates charges for the next financial year. In addition, community members utilising Council's services and facilities will see no increases in fees for the same period and any increases associated with changes to the CPI will not be applied.
No fees for operators, sports clubs and users of Council's recreation grounds and buildings
All fees normally charged to operators, sporting clubs and community groups for Council facilities will cease, effective immediately. This arrangement will remain in place until the COVID-19 emergency is declared over.
Temporary removal of all fees associated with food business licensing
To assist the hospitality sector with recovery, there will be no fees charged for food business licensing during the 2020-21 financial year.
A package of small grants aimed at helping community and business recovery
New funding will be available to help organisations recover from the cost of cancelled events and to assist with the delivery of new community events during the recovery phase. Grant funding for small business will also be available in the first quarter of the 2020-21 financial year. This funding is critically timed to assist small business to recommence operations and re-open after forced shutdowns due to the COVID -19 pandemic.
Helping those who help us – we will provide direct support to community service providers
Council will step up direct support for community services provided by volunteers that are deemed to be at higher risk during the COVID-19 pandemic. Temporary community car drivers have been employed and Council staff may also been re-deployed to provide additional support to community groups where needed. This is essential to ensure those who are not leaving their homes are supported.


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Why You're So Sneezy All The Time
Story from Body
Why You're So Sneezy All The Time
Kelly Mickle
Blue skies, trees in bloom, park picnics, happy hour al fresco — sandal season has official arrived. Unfortunately, these sunny days don't feel so welcoming if you're one of the 50 million people in the U.S. who suffer from nasal allergies. The same green grass and colorful blossoms that make spring so beautiful are also responsible for releasing pollen into the air, thus keeping you curled up inside, sniffling and sneezing and feeling wiped out while everyone else is outside enjoying themselves. More bad news: Allergies are getting worse, thanks to climate change, which causes longer pollen seasons. "Plants producing greater amounts of pollen due to rising greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide, has likely led to a rising population of those who suffer from allergies," says Clifford Bassett, MD, founder and medical director of Allergy and Asthma Care of New York. Here, we've got the inside scoop on what's causing your sniffles — plus, simple strategies to help you breathe easier.
What Causes Allergies?
While our immune system usually does a pretty good job fending off intruders, it sometimes confuses the good guys with the bad. "The immune system can actually 'overreact' to normally harmless substances — such as pollen, mold spores, or pet dander — as if they are invaders, which causes an allergic reaction," says Dr. Bassett. When you have allergies, your body produces what are called Immunoglobulin E (IgE) antibodies after you've been exposed to an allergen. "These antibodies are specific to the substance, like ragweed or cat dander, and bind to mast cells in your body that help regulate your immune system," explains Deborah Weichenberg, MD, an allergist-immunologist in New York City. "Next time you come in contact with the allergen, these antibodies cause the cells to release an inflammatory chemical, most commonly known as histamine, which leads to all those irritating symptoms like itchiness, redness, sneezing, congestion, and red, watery eyes." Who's Most At Risk?
If you get hit with hay fever, you can probably blame your parents: "The key to developing allergies is your family's genetics," says Dr. Bassett. "If one parent suffers from some form of allergy, about one in three of their kids will, and if both parents have allergies, about two-thirds of their offspring are affected." Your environment also plays a role. A new study in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives finds sensitivity to allergies is worse among those who were exposed to high levels of traffic-related air pollution during infancy. "Inhaling outdoor air pollution can cause inflammation in our airways that makes us more susceptible to allergies," says Jonathan Psenka, ND, a naturopathic physician and author of Dr. Psenka's Seasonal Allergy Solution: The All-Natural 4-Week Plan to Eliminate the Underlying Cause of Allergies and Live Symptom-Free. What's more, research suggests our Western diet and obsession with cleanliness may alter gut bacteria that helps support our immune system, making us less equipped to deal with — and more likely to overreact to — pollen, dust, and the like.
How To Get Relief
Antihistamines are the most common allergy aids and can be bought over-the-counter or through your doc in prescription strength. The meds are taken as a pill, a liquid, or a nasal spray and treat symptoms by prohibiting the release of inflammatory histamine. Be aware that drowsiness is a common side effect for some antihistamines, and plan accordingly. For those who need longer-lasting relief, allergy shots are the best bet. "Each week, you get a shot containing very small doses of the thing (or things) you're allergic to, which helps to desensitize your body to the allergen," says Dr. Weichenberg. "The process takes six months to a year — then, you shift to monthly maintenance shots — and is about 60-80% effective." New on the scene: sublingual immunotherapy. "It's an alternative to shots, where a small dose of the allergen is placed under the tongue every day," says Dr. Psenka. "What's great about it is your health care provider will show you how to use it, and then you can use it at home." The oral therapy was approved by the FDA in 2014, and recent research found it led to a 40% greater reduction in allergy and asthma symptoms when compared to other treatments, like antihistamines and nasal steroids. Simple lifestyle changes can also provide relief for those with indoor allergies. "Washing bedsheets regularly with hot water and using allergy-proof covers on pillows can be helpful for dust mite allergy sufferers, while those with pet allergies should bathe cats and dogs regularly — and keep them out of the bedroom — to minimize the spread of dander," says Dr. Weichenberg. Taking your shoes off at the door will help keep you from tracking pollen around the house. Natural Remedies That May Help Saline rinsing with a neti pot, a teapot-looking device, may be helpful in flushing blocked nasal passages, says Dr. Weichenberg. "Even spending time at the beach in the salt air can have a similar effect," she says. An herb called butterbur is believed to help reduce hay fever symptoms. "For best results, you should begin using it about a month before your symptoms usually start," says Dr. Psenka. Another surprising solution: Decorate with houseplants. "Plants clean the air and improve oxygen content," says Dr. Psenka. A study in HortScience found common houseplants significantly improved indoor air quality, reducing levels of pollutants from paints, varnishes, furnishings, and building materials that may lead to respiratory issues in some people.
Alternative Treatments (Proceed With Skepticism) Eating local honey is often touted as a natural immunotherapy, helping desensitize the body to pollen spores the honeybees carry home with them to their hives. "Unfortunately, studies haven't shown an appreciable difference between using local honey and placebo in providing allergy relief," says Dr. Bassett. Bee pollen is another holistic remedy that's thought to retrain the body's reaction to allergens, but use it with caution. "Bee pollen is very concentrated and needs to be taken in a small dose, or it can cause an allergic reaction," says Dr. Psenka. "If you want to try local honey or bee pollen, consult your doctor first." The wackiest allergy aid we've encountered so far: worm therapy. The treatment involves using small doses of the eggs and larvae of parasitic worms to stimulate the immune system and treat chronic illnesses like asthma and allergies (as well as digestive disorders like IBS and Crohn's). "In studies where patients were given worms to swallow, it showed their allergy and GI symptoms improved — other illnesses, however, may be exacerbated," Dr. Weichenberg says. "Worm therapy" is still in the clinical-study stage, so stick with your tried-and-true sniffle soothers for now.
Seasonal Allergies Medications, Treatments
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While up in Scotland in summer 2017, we paid Edinburgh a quick visit. It was super busy, due to the festival, and we were super hungry. We wanted to go somewhere nice with decent vegan options, so we looked on Happy Cow and found that there was a Dishoom in Edinburgh. We'd not been to Dishoom before, but some of our friends had really loved visiting the London branches. So we thought why not give it a go? Read on to find out what I chose from the vegan menu, and what I thought of it.
You can find Dishoom Edinburgh at 3a St Andrew Square – it's basically behind Travelodge Edinburgh Central, between Wagamama and Tiles Bar. We were lucky enough to have a window table, from which we could people watch while we enjoyed our food.
Dishoom is laid out over 3 floors, with 'The Permit Room' bar found in the basement. We didn't pay it a visit, but it's on our 'must try list' next time we're in the city.
Food at Dishoom is inspired by Irani cafes of 20th century Bombay, with hospitality to match. Despite being reasonably busy, the service was excellent.
Food wise, there are plenty of dishes for non-vegans, with a separate menu for vegans to enjoy. Make sure you request this when you arrive.
Dishoom is well-known for delicious breakfasts, however, the vegan breakfast selection is minimal – you have the choice of 'The Vegan Bombay', 'Fruit and Coconut Yogurt', and 'Fire Toast'.
Far Far are delicious, crispy and colourful delights, and the perfect start to a meal. The Far Far at Dishoom are crunchy, lemony and salty.
I'm a big fan of green leafy veg – they're nutrient rich and usually delicious, so this dish called out to me! The Bowl of Greens comprises of snow peas, broccoli and of course, spinach, mixed with chilli, lime and olive oil. Simple, but stunning.
Another super simple dish, the No-Butter-Bhutta is corn on the cob, paired with chilli, salt, and lime. One of my favourite festival and comfort foods, found in a restaurant? Perfect. I could eat this day in, day out.
How could I not have vegetable samosas? Crispy filo pastry, filled with spicy pea and potato mix. Yum.
I really enjoyed eating at Dishoom Edinburgh – despite the dishes I chose sounding very simple, they were absolutely delightful and I was super satisfied after this. Well worth a visit – whether it's to the Edinburgh branch or one of the London branches.
Have you eaten at Dishoom, particularly the Edinburgh branch? What was your favourite dish, and was there anything you didn't enjoy? Let me know in the comments below!


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Q: How can the attacker exploit the blind SQL inject vulnerability apart from sleeping the server? In one of my projects I discovered a blind-sql-injection vulnerability, that goes like this:
the url index.php/company/lang/action can be injected with some extra sql like this
index.php/company'%20and%20''='/lang/action
the only thing I've found the attacker can do is to sleep the server, eg.
index.php/company'%20and%200=sleep(100)%20and%20'1'='1/lang/action
What could be other options for the attacker?
Thanks

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Oxygen treatments have been heralded as 'the secret treatment of movie stars' due to their efficacy in plumping and smoothing the skin. Delivering a combination of hyperbaric (or 'pure') oxygen and an anti-aging serum to the skin of the face, oxygen treatments are a non invasive method of improving the general appearance of the skin.
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I Am Diagnosed With Severe Osteoporosis - What To Do Next?
Severe osteoporosis is one of the few major diseases that can be completely prevented by diet alone. Calcium, the element in which bones are made of, become brittle, cracked and porous as a result of the onset of osteoporosis. The main reason that severe osteoporosis is categorized as a major disease is because of the large portion of fracture sufferers that end up succumbing to their injuries. Approximately 25 per cent of all adults diagnosed with osteoporosis that have fractures will die within a year.
Besides educating yourself on what to avoid, you will also need to go through osteoporosis screening. This test will inform you of whether not you have osteoporosis as well as how severe it is. Even when you are well aware of the signs and symptoms of osteoporosis, you should still seek out the opinion of your doctor. Not only will this help you to discover more osteoporosis treatment options, but you will also be able to get access to them quickly.
One of the most highly used alternative treatments is strontium for osteoporosis. Coming in pill, gelcap or capsule form, strontium may very well be beneficial to those with osteoporosis and there are very few side effects. Prescription treatments, like bisphosphonate therapy, are taken once per month to help with bone density. Eating a diet that is rich in calcium fortified foods, maintaining normal body weight and exercising regularly are other preventative measures that can be taken to lessen the physical side effects of severe osteoporosis.
Teriparatide is a hormone that has been prescribed to severe osteoporosis sufferers, of whom most are women. While not enough to completely eliminate the risk of fracture, this hormone therapy osteoporosis treatment can greatly reduce broken bones. Being diagnosed with osteoporosis doesn't automatically mean that you will ever experience severe fractures or bone related injuries, however, you should be consistent with your treatment plan.
You may also want to inform your friends and close loved ones about your recent diagnosis. Educating them on osteoporosis symptoms, dangers, side effects and treatments will help them to better care for you if you should ever need the assistance.


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Copp Motorsports to Dedicate Season to Truck Series Pioneer
11 Feb 2019	Speedway Digest Staff
Among the pre-season hustle and bustle, Copp Motorsports is pleased to announce that they will pay homage to NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series (NGOTS) pioneer Mike Mittler throughout the 2019 season.
Starting with the season opener at Daytona International Speedway, what used to be the No. 83, will now become the No. 63 for the 2019 NGOTS season.
"Mike [Mittler] and I have worked together extensively over the years and I couldn't be prouder to pay tribute to him this season," says Team Owner DJ Copp. "Mike has been in the truck series since its inception. He has given some pretty big names their start in NASCAR, including Carl Edwards and Justin Allgaier. If it wasn't for people like Mike who have paved the way, we wouldn't have the opportunities that we have now to participate in NASCAR".
Mittler, who has been battling some health concerns over the past year, has been operating his team from his home shop in Missouri since 1995.
"This keeps our string alive of being a team that has run each year since the series started. DJ put his hand out to help us a few years back when we were in a jam at the track, and we have worked together ever since", says Mittler.
For the third consecutive season at Daytona International Speedway, plate-racing ace Bobby Gerhart will drive the No. 63 Lucas Oil entry now for Copp Motorsports.
"Bobby [Gerhart] has a lot of experience in these plate races and I am looking forward to seeing him in the No. 63 this week", says DJ Copp.
Help us keep the No. 63 legacy alive and partner with us.
Catch Copp Motorsports, Gerhart and the newly acclaimed No. 63 team in Friday night's Nextera Energy 250 on FS1 at 7:30 p.m. ET.
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We love second lines in New Orleans. They are fun, lively and bring a lot of people together in celebration. We also just need a reason to have a second line and what better than to dance our way to shop local.
StayLocal is kicking off the local holiday shopping season New Orleans style with a Second Line on November 26th!
Join the StayLocal krewe and Soul Brass Band as we dance our way to trailblazing businesses on historic St. Claude Ave! We'll be starting and ending at the New Orleans Healing Center where there will be a pop-up market full of unique holiday gifts.
At noon, the second line will make its way around St. Claude. Shop Small Santa will be spreading holiday spirit with Small Business Saturday swag, gift certificates to some of our favorite local shops, and more.
12 pm – 2pm Shop Small Second Line on St. Claude Ave.
After you have had a wonderful day shopping, stop by Mulate's Restaurant and fuel up on some great cajun food.


Enhanced Results is the heading of a block that appears at the top of the Google search results page. On the left side of the block, the user can find links to YouTube, Wikipedia and some other popular websites. The info tab of Enhanced Results says that the user can quickly access related advertisements, products, YouTube videos, Flickr photos and other content. It has been found that Enhanced Results are displayed by FoxLingo, a browser toolbar which is can help computer users to highlight text, look up word in the dictionary and so on. The application works on Mozilla Firefox, and if you want to prevent adverse results, you should ignore the links that are provided below the heading "Enhanced Results" because they can take you to insecure websites.
Enhanced Results may invite you to take part in a survey or a questionnaire so that you can get a chance to win some mobile device. Moreover, some links may suggest that you should buy a domain, play online games or visit some other websites. Note that the websites that are promoted by unreliable adware programs may have very poor ratings. By clicking on the links provided by Enhanced Results you may be taken to insecure websites, where you may be asked to provide your personal information or download a computer program. It is also very likely that some of the websites to which you can be exposed through Enhanced Results use tracking cookies. Usually they are used to monitor how you browse the Internet, i.e., what search terms you use, what links you click on, what websites you access, and so on. Later, the information gathered may be used for advertising purposes. But keep in mind that your sensitive information, such as login credentials, may also be put at risk. Want to bring an end to it? All that you have to do is remove Enhanced Results from your browsers, so do not wait any longer.
If you have installed FoxLingo and now want to get rid go Enhanced Results, follow the instructions provided below to eliminate the unwanted browser extension. However, if you have recently installed some other program and find that the advertisements have the label "Ads not by this site", scan the computer with a reliable computer scanner. If it is a harmful adware program, the spyware removal tool should eliminate it from the system.
Click the Remove button next to FoxLingo.
Restart the browser to see the changes.
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Founded in 2002, December, Linkedin is a social networking website mainly intended for networking between the professionals. Coming to now, it has become one of the most established websites used for the professional networking. It has its headquarters in California, the US and its slogan are set as "Relationships matter". The slogan is what the website works as. It works by creating the nexus between the professionals which helps them to grow forward in their career. Linkedin is used by more than 300 million professionals, worldwide in more than 200 countries. It is multilingual and available in 24 languages. Linkedin Australia office location is 1 Martin Place, Sydney, Australia 2000.
Linkedin is used by more than 5 million professionals in Australia alone. It has become an important part in the life of professionals in Australia. Linked in operates via websites to boost the professional networking and for the ease of job recruitment process. Users from every field of business are registered in Linkedin. Reportedly, the top 5 areas are Information technology & services, Hospital & Healthcare, Construction, Education Management and Accounting. These all areas are crucial for the development of the country. That is why Linkedin is an important aspect of the development of the country as well.
Linkedin is business and employment oriented. It is imperative for start-ups and innovations as well which is the future of the global market. The professional whether they are fresh graduates or already have a name in their respective area can register for Linkedin. The employers post jobs, and the job seekers can post their CVs. This makes the job recruitment easier as employers can search for their suitable candidate and connect with them. This connection can work as a real-world professional relationship as well. Since Linkedin uses a Gated access approach, to contact any professional registered in Linkedin, one requires either an existing relationship or an intervention of a contact of theirs. This encourages trust among the service members.
See more: How to find Job in Australia.
To grow your business, you have to grow your network, and Linkedin does just that. With your increasing networking, you can endorse your professional capability as well. However, it does not mean that you just need to increase your connections. With connections, you should actively participate in the interactions as well. When you create a profile on Linkedin, you can explain about your professional self. It is done better if it is concise and relevant. You can share your views on your areas in which you are passionate about. Linkedin facilitates the online exchange of ideas and information within a local, national and international level. When the ideas are facilitated in the right network, you can get even more innovative ideas to grow your business, to mark your brand and to grow yourselves. Linkedin automatically recommends people for you based on your areas and interest. When you find the right people to connect with, it helps you grow in the right way. However, for the full effect of Linkedin in your professional life, you should make an updated and detailed profile about yourselves with straightforward keywords used in the explanation of your skills, experiences and recommendations. You should be more active in the Linkedin groups. There are different features in Linkedin which if you use in a right way can be hugely beneficial for your professional career. You can also post your work samples, videos, images, documents and links. Linkedin which is a modern day equivalent of the business card has a lot to offer if you can take advantage of it.
There are many successful Australian professionals in Linkedin, and with the help of Linkedin, they are even more benefitted. 2016 power profiles in Linkedin included some of the successful CEOs of Australia like Cindy Hook, Andrew Penn, Alan Joyce, Brian Hartzer, Ruslan Kogan, Naomi Simson and Giam Swiegers. If you think that you have that potential to go global and successful as these people, you should get Linkedin too.


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Newsroom Press/Announcements OATI Advances IoT Security for Smart Grid Devices with its Patented GridSafe Process
Open Access Technology International, Inc. (OATI) announces its latest patent for GridSafe, a new process that allows smart grid devices to securely communicate over the internet and IP networks.
Minneapolis, MN: September 12, 2016 – OATI is pleased to announce that OATI has been granted a patent from the U.S. Patent Office for the OATI GridSafe Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) security mechanism. GridSafe is the new paradigm of Internet of Things (IoT) security, and the result of leveraging more than 12 years of expertise and leadership in PKI security.
The OATI GridSafe patent sets a new standard for how grid edge device, and other high security IoT devices can be secured and authenticated. GridSafe is the first process that will ensure PKI digital certificate security embedded on IoT devices to ensure device authentication and encryption of all data transmission. The results are fast and allow for simple deployment of connecting grid edge IoT devices in different fields.
"OATI has been committed to the security of the energy industry since its founding more than 20 years ago," said David Heim, Chief Strategy Officer at OATI. "The OATI GridSafe process will continue OATI's commitment to securing the energy grid and its extension to grid edge IoT devices."
GridSafe uses industry-leading security infrastructure for energy markets across North America, including OATI webCARES, a PKI and Certificate Authority (CA) that is held to rigorous industry and security standards audits like NAESB WEQ-012, Webtrust, and CA/Browser Forum. OATI will deploy GridSafe as part of its solution for smart grid applications and provide licensing with complimentary products.
"OATI is proud of this great accomplishment," said Sasan Mokhtari, President and CEO of OATI. "With GridSafe, a solution for securing the millions of IoT devices and end points that are necessary for smart grid operations is here."
OATI (www.oati.com/smartenergy) is a leading provider of Smart Grid, Energy Trading and Risk Management, Transmission Scheduling, Congestion Management, and Market Management products and services. OATI is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with an office in Redwood City, California. For more information, please contact communications@oati.net.


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ghost the musical - press night - 19th july 2011
2011 laurence olivier awards - winners board and after party - 13th march 2011
2011 laurence olivier awards - arrivals - 13th march 2011
Dave Stewart (Music), Caissie Levy (Molly Jensen) and Richard Fleeshman (Sam Wheat) at ghost the musical, press night on 19th july 2011
Sharon D Clarke (Oda Mae Brown), Dave Stewart (Music), Caissie Levy (Molly Jensen) and Richard Fleeshman (Sam Wheat) at ghost the musical, press night on 19th july 2011
Dave Stewart (Music) at ghost the musical, press night on 19th july 2011
Sam Stewart, Dave Stewart (Music) and Django Stewart at ghost the musical, press night on 19th july 2011
Jeanne Marine, Bob Geldof, Anoushka Fisz and Dave Stewart (Music) at ghost the musical, press night on 19th july 2011
Anoushka Fisz, Kaya Stewart, Dave Stewart (Music) and Indya Stewart at ghost the musical, press night on 19th july 2011
Sharon D Clarke (Oda Mae Brown), Dave Stewart (Music) and Bruce Joel Rubin (Adaptation) at ghost the musical, press night on 19th july 2011
Sharon D Clarke (Oda Mae Brown), Dave Stewart (Music), Bruce Joel Rubin (Adaptation) and Glen Ballard (Music) at ghost the musical, press night on 19th july 2011
Liam Steel, Timothy Sheader and William Village, with Dave Stewart and Caiissie Levy, accept the award for Best Musical Revival for Into the Woods at the 2011 Laurence Olivier Awards at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, England on 13th March 2011 at 2011 laurence olivier awards, winners board and after party on 13th march 2011
Dave Stewart and Caissie Levy in the press room at the 2011 Laurence Olivier Awards at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, England on 13th March 2011 at 2011 laurence olivier awards, winners board and after party on 13th march 2011
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An incredibly sad today for those of New Zealand. My thoughts and prayers go out to all those affected by this tragedy. Godspeed to you all.
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Architectural Style: Arts and Crafts
Alfred S. McKay, builder and rancher, partnered with the real estate company Scott and Hartronft to develop the Parkdale subdivision. Early development included a MacKay Residence along with four additional homes built by the Johnston Brothers Contracting company along 37th Street NW. This desirable location was near the Bow River and provided convenient access to the newly built streetcar line.
Alfred S. McKay lived across the street from this new development at 119 – 37th Street. The 1912 McKay residence at 134 – 37th Street was built specifically for his family members. His son, Alfred E. McKay worked as a salesman for the Calgary wholesale grocer Louis Petrie. He was listed as the first owner and lived in the house for nine years. At this time his brother Herbert McKay moved in and lived there for ten years.
The 1912 McKay residence is one of only about a dozen houses in Parkdale that represent the major economic and development boom in Calgary from 1910-13. Scott and Hartronft subdivided the area in 1910-11 into 'Parkdale' and 'Parkdale Addition,' where they envisioned the development of a professional-class streetcar suburb. During this period many homes in Calgary were built on a speculative basis including these houses in Parkdale. Though Parkdale gained streetcar service in 1911, presumably assuring its continued growth, a major economic downtown in 1913, followed by the First World War, halted community development until the early 1950s.
The 1912 McKay residence is one of five distinctive, historic red-brick houses developed 1911-12 that line the east side of 37 Street NW. This "1912 Arts and Crafts style architecture" is a two-story red-brick house with sandstone detailing. Other distinctive features of the house include its spacious, two-story plan and full-width front veranda with second story sleeping porch. Characteristic of the style are the mock-half-timbered gables and clipped-gable roof. Brick and sandstone for the home's construction were obtained locally, with brick from the Crandell Pressed Brick and Sandstone Co. across the Bow River.


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#FIRSTLOOK: NEW TRAILER FOR "THE SLEEPOVER"
This actually looks really fun! THE SLEEPOVER is coming to Netflix this month, starring Malin Åkerman and Joe Manganiello!
In this family adventure-comedy, Clancy (Sadie Stanley) and her kid brother Kevin (Maxwell Simkins) discover that their seemingly normal stay-at-home mom Margot (Malin Åkerman) is actually a former high-end thief in the witness protection program. When both their mom and dad (Ken Marino) are kidnapped and forced to pull one last job with an ex-flame of Margot's (Joe Manganiello), the siblings must team up to rescue their parents over the course of one action-packed night that they'll never forget. The Sleepover is directed by Trish Sie (Pitch Perfect 3).
THE SLEEPOVER streams on Netflix Friday, August 21, 2020.
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#SUNDANCE: "TO THE STARS"
To the Stars follows the friendship that quickly develops between quiet Iris (Kara Hayward) and enigmatic Maggie (Liana Liberato) in a small town in 1960s Oklahoma.
Director Martha Stephens (Land Ho!) gives audiences a slice of what it was like to be a female in the 60s. Stephens takes a steady deliberate pace that leads to an effective satisfying ending. The Cinematography is beautiful and the choice of shooting black and white gives visual authenticity. The performances from Hayward and Liberato are enchanting. The two young Actresses have magnetic chemistry that's as alluring to watch as the Film itself.
To The Stars screens at Sundance on Jan 25 at 9:30PM at The Ray PC, Jan 26 at 8:30AM at Prospector PC, Jan 27 at 12:15PM at Grand Theatre SLC, Feb 1 at 12:15PM at Eccles PC, and Feb 2 at 11:30AM at Prospector PC.
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#SUNDANCE: DAY 2 SIGHTINGS AT THE 2019 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL
It was a star-studded second day at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival and our Amanda Gilmore was out and about capturing all the excitement in between her screenings.
She tells us TROOP ZERO is the one to look out for next Awards Season as the feel-good Film produced by and starring Viola Davis premiered to rousing reception. Check out her Review here.
She also saw the Adaptation of popular Richard Wright Novel, NATIVE SON which sees Best Picture-winning Moonlight star Ashton Sanders back in the spotlight again. Her thoughts on the Film here.
Real-life couple Director Bart Freundlich and Oscar winner Julianne Moore team-up on a Remake of Danish film AFTER THE WEDDING, which also stars Michelle Williams. Amanda's review here.
Amanda's Recap:
Throughout the day there were second screenings from films that premiered last night and into the afternoon and evening their were new premieres to come. One of those premieres was Shia LaBeouf's screenwriting debut Film, which is semi-autobiographical, Honey Boy. When the Film finished, there was a strong applause and since then it has been on our radar. Another Film that premiered tonight was Screenwriter and Actor Mindy Kaling's Late Night. This Film follows a female Late Night Talk Show Host, which is definitely something topical right now. It is one of the hardest tickets to get at this year's Festival. Kaling has been a steady force within the industry since her days on The Office. Now IMDb has given Kaling the STARMeter Award today.
Out on Main Street, many stars were found walking, doing press and hitting some parties. Some people spotted today were Mindy Kaling, Nick Robinson, Julianne Moore, Jada Pinkett Smith, Malin Åckerman, Billy Crudup and more.
A majority of these actors opted to walk down the street to each of their interviews rather than taking a vehicle. And a lot of them took their time to stop for fans on the street even though a lot were running around to their next interviews.
Tonight also was the Sundance Kickoff Party that we were lucky enough to attend. The atmosphere was filled with high energy and conversations about the best films viewed so far. After overhearing conversations it is clear that many people loved Troop Zero, while others had a lot to say about Documentaries.
Check-out some of the awesome star sightings by Amanda in and around the hub of the Festival:
Ashton Sanders, Native Son
Sanaa Lathan, Native Son
Jada Pinkett Smith, Hala
Mindy Kaling, Late Night
Nick Robinson, Native Son
Malin Åkerman, To the Stars
Amy Ryan, Late Night
Abby Quinn, After the Wedding
Liana Liberato, To the Stars
There is still a lot of Festival left! Tomorrow Zac Efron will be in town to premiere his Ted Bundy Biopic, Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, which just dropped its Trailer today. There is a lot of hype surrounding it so far at Sundance. There will be some star power hitting the Midnight Programme tomorrow night with Dakota Johnson and Armie Hammer's new film Wounds. It is sure to be a day full of excitement and we look forward to bringing you all the latest, so stay tuned.
(Photo credit: Amanda Gilmore)
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