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Anzac Day April 25 goes beyond the anniversary of the landing on Gallipoli in 1915.
It is the day on which we remember all Australians who served and died in war and on operational service.
John X Presents are bringing Thomas Olsen's adaptation of Francis Hodgson Burnett's classic masterpiece 'The Secret Garden' to the Playhouse stage.
Directed by, award winning director Ben Armitage, whose sold out season of The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe thrilled audiences young and old.
Now come with us on the journey to Misselthwaite manor and unlock the mystery of 'The Secret Garden'.
With a cast of our brightest new stars as well as some familiar favourites to Hobart theatre lovers, the Secret Garden is suitable for children (6+) and adults alike.
Ryan 'The Brickman' McNaught is bringing his interactive LEGO® exhibition, Brickman Awesome to Hobart.
Built from more than 450,000 bricks and standing a towering 7.5 metres tall, a replica NASA SLS rocket is the centrepiece attraction of Brickman Awesome and is just one of 37 awe-inspiring creations set to amaze children and adults these Easter school holidays.
A cutaway replica showing the inner workings of Australia's new icebreaker, the RSV Nuyina—which will become a familiar sight in Hobart when it replaces the Aurora Australis in 2020—will also be on display.
The diverse array of models on show at Brickman Awesome offers something for everyone, including the only life-sized LEGO® Harley Davidson ever made, and the largest ever LEGO® Caterpillar 797 dump truck.
Brickman Awesome marks McNaught's third exhibition made entirely of LEGO® bricks and has been a smash-hit across other Australian cities and now it's Tasmania's turn! The 37 models are made from more than two million LEGO® bricks, taking over 5,000 hours of build.
The Roguery trio are: Dave Bartley (mandolin, guitar, cittern, and numerous other plucked string instruments), Shira Kammen (multi-instrumentalist (primarily violin and vielle) and vocalist) and Jim Oakden (an absurd number of instruments, from accordion to zurna (to name a few)). See full bio below or at rogueryband.com.
Tickets: trybooking.com/BADSB or cash at the door if available: $25/ $22 concession. Limited seats. Booking advised. Discounted day, weekend and early bird tickets available.
Experience the variety of texture and mood as well as the qualities of movement and phrasing distinct to English country dances old and new. No dancing experience or partner required.
Impropriety – the dances of Brooke Friendly and Chris Sackett 2:30-5:00 Brooke Friendly and Roguery Enjoy a whole session focusing on the dances of Brooke Friendly and Chris Sackett, published in Impropriety volumes 1-6, and perhaps some new, unpublished dances. Come dance to the great tunes—old and new—that have inspired the figures, phrasing, progressions, and nuances that are the signature of this duo's work. No dancing experience or partner required.
Raucous to serene trad-inspired music by Roguery (USA). A dance party with English country dance, contra, and ceilidh style dances. All dances taught. No dancing experience or partner required.
Tickets: https://trybooking.com/BADSB or cash at the door: $25/ $22 concession/ $20 member/ $15 f/t student. Discounted day, weekend and early bird tickets available.
Singing in a Circle 10:00-11:30 Shira Kammen Sing rounds, canons, catches, and other forms using musical imitation from the 12th to 17th centuries. The pieces will range from the simple and sweet to the complex and rich. For anyone who likes to sing, experienced and otherwise. Shira is one of a rare class of musicians that elevate the musicianship of those around her with her astonishing virtuosity and imagination. She is constantly performing and teaching nationally and internationally with the elite of the music world.
Galician music 10:00-11:30 Jim Oakden Learn some wonderful tunes from Celtic Spain with some cultural background, including some commentary on playing them for dances. Jim is a master multi-instrumentalist.
Dancing the Whole Dance 10:00-11:30 Brooke Friendly and Deanna Devers Experience dancing all roles in a dance. Enjoy a variety of fun, accessible English country dances while we play with global/positional terminology — a great way to build community and learn (and dance) the whole dance. No dancing experience or partner required.
Popular Music of the English Renaissance 12:00-1:30 Shira Kammen Explore the wit, humour and melancholy of the High Renaissance in England. We'll look at dance melodies, ballads, madrigals, rounds, drinking, love, and newsworthy songs from a number of different sources: 'Pills to Purge Melancholy', Ravenscroft, Playford, Shakespeare's plays, among others.
The Broad Church of Contra Music 12:00-1:30 Dave Bartley To its Celtic base, modern contra dance music adds inspiration from all sorts of genres – Quebecois, Cape Breton, rock and roll, jazz, techno and even TV theme songs and symphonic music. Dave Bartley has written hundreds of tunes and played with numerous bands in various genres. He'll use this workshop as an excuse to indulge in an eclectic menu of tunes and influences. All musicians welcome, with no intent to play for dances required.
Not Everything in 3 is a Waltz 12:00-1:30 Jim Oakden Explore the mysterious world of mazurkas, hambos, bourees and more. Jim started playing piano and clarinet at an early age and stumbled into early music from the classical music scene, from whence he discovered the world of traditional and ethnic music. Having diverse tastes (or a short attention span), he performs on an absurd number of instruments, from accordion to zurna (to name a few). A dancer himself, he specializes in playing for dancers in a bunch of bands and genres. This workshop is best for music readers.
Dance Here Now 12:00-1:30 Brooke Friendly and Deanna Devers Dance, laugh, and experiment as we focus on dancing rather than dances. Build learning, helping, and partnering skills. Be ready to accept mistakes as an opportunity to get better at recovering. Dance more, worry less. No dancing experience or partner required.
Rogue's Farewell 3:00-5:00 Brooke Friendly and Roguery A final chance to dance to the raucous to sublime music of Roguery, featuring the English / American connection – exploring the blurred area between what is defined as English Country Dance and Contra (American) dance (and a little dash of Scottish) — figures and styling that have crossed genres. No dancing experience or partner required.


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CJOD200911 Jordan Jordan appears on most people's bucket lists, with Petra getting most of the attention. However, there is much more to this fabulous part of the Middle East. Jordanian people are some of the friendliest around and very proud of all their country has to offer. The experiences available here 6490 10 11 September 2020 Cultural Journeys 3 Mohammad Abdulnabi Jordan https://andantetravels.co.uk/tours/cultural-journeys/jordan/ https://andantetravels.co.uk/media/2481/petra-jordan_1030695895.jpg InStock 2995 2995 USD /tours/cultural-journeys/ 20
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Jordan appears on most people's bucket lists, with Petra getting most of the attention. However, there is much more to this fabulous part of the Middle East. Jordanian people are some of the friendliest around and very proud of all their country has to offer. The experiences available here to the intrepid traveller are diverse and plentiful. Discover what it feels like to float in the legendary Dead Sea and enjoy the benefits of its hyper-saline waters. Traverse the lunar-like Wadi Rum desert and see for yourself why many movies, from "Lawrence of Arabia" to "Prometheus", chose to film their scenes here. Let the landscape surprise you with a visit to a nature reserve, where endemic animals can be seen. This is Jordan, but not as you may know it.
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The Little Rock Bridge, Wadi Rum
Kusa mahshe, traditional Jordanian food
Travel the length of Jordan, with visits to some truly special places including Jerash, Madaba, Wadi Rum, Petra, Dana, Wadi Mujib, and the Dead Sea
Walk through the Siq at Petra and marvel at the famous Treasury, which appears majestically before us through a crack in the canyon
Trek through the diverse Dana Biosphere Reserve, with the chance to see many different animals – maybe we'll catch a glimpse of the elusive sand cat!
Visit the Baptism Site "Bethany Beyond the Jordan" and enjoy a memorable night under canvas in the spectacular surroundings of Wadi Rum
Mingle with locals in the Abdali mall in Amman, have lunch with a local family at their house in Dana village and spend time at the Dana Children's Centre
Enjoy a Jordanian wine-tasting experience, learn to cook traditional Jordanian dishes, and let us treat you to a sunset cocktail reception in the desert with canapés by candlelight in Wadi Rum
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Living in Amman, Mohammad has been an English speaking guide in Jordan for the past 10 years.
Day 1 - London - Amman
Arrive in Amman and transfer to our hotel. After a light bite to eat, we then relax in the hotel so that we can start our tour reinvigorated the next morning.
San Rock Hotel, Amman
Set in Amman, the San Rock has an on-site restaurant, a bar and a garden. With a terrace, the 4-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom. The accommodation provides a 24-hour front desk, room service and currency exchange for guests.
The units in the hotel are equipped with a flat-screen TV.
Day 2 - Amman
Our day begins with a city tour of Amman, starting at Citadel Hill. The hill has been a focus for human settlement since the Palaeolithic Age, but unfortunately, when the Romans moved in to occupy the area, they cleared away whatever they found – including the remains of the Ammonite city of Rabbath Ammon, which they literally threw over the side of the hill. Fortunately, the huge Umayyad Palace complex on the upper terrace of the citadel still remains. We also make a visit to the Roman amphitheatre before heading downtown to the newer part of Amman. After lunch, we mingle with locals at the Abdali mall and visit the King Abdallah Mosque, before enjoying a Jordanian wine-tasting experience. Dinner will follow later on.
Day 3 - Jerash
Today, we head north from Amman to visit Jerash. Conquered by General Pompey in 63 BC, the city's golden age came under Roman rule and the site is now generally acknowledged to be one of the best-preserved Roman provincial towns in the world. We then make our way to Ajloun Nature Reserve, where we will take a nature trek through the woodlands filled with oak, pistachio, and oriental strawberry trees. If we're lucky, we might spot a striped hyena, crested porcupine or even a stone marten. After a short rest at our hotel, we head out again this evening for a local dinner and to enjoy traditional live music at Kan Zaman village.
Day 4 - Amman - Wadi Rum
After passing through a string of ancient sites on our way south, we reach the city of Madaba, known as the "City of Mosaics." We visit St George's church before continuing south, with stops at Mount Nebo and then a local women's centre, where traditional crafts, ceramics and hand embroidery are produced. Here, we have a chance to get involved in some of the processes. On arrival in Wadi Rum, we're treated to a sunset cocktail reception in the desert with canapés by candlelight, and our night comes to an end under canvas in our deluxe Bedouin tents.
Sun City Camp, Wadi Rum
In the heart of Wadi Rum's majestic desert, stands the incredible Sun City Camp offering serenity and spiritual soothing experience of living in the desert and enjoying the simple Bedouin life of the valley with its unmatched authentic charm and beauty. Such an experience is featured through variety of high standard services, amenities, and accommodation options to choose from alongside a wide range of relaxing and adventurous recreational activities. The camp is located in Wadi Rum about 60 km from Aqaba city and 313 km from Amman.
The camp is equipped with a large reception tent with WiFi along with the dining area where guests are offered freshly cooked meals in buffet style with variety of dishes to choose from. Tents include a dining area and a private entrance. The bathroom is fitted with a bathtub or a shower.
Day 5 - Wadi Rum - Petra
This morning we take a safari by Jeep through Wadi Rum, stopping to admire the amazing rock formations and to take tea with some of the Bedouins, who will teach us more about their culture. We finish the morning with a visit to Petra Kitchen. Here, a local instructor will show us how to make some classic Jordanian dishes, which we will eat for lunch. We have an opportunity to visit Little Petra afterwards. Less famous than its grander namesake, this site is still very much worth a visit and is usually much less crowded than its big brother! Later this evening, we have the chance to enter Petra at night. Walking through the famous Siq for the first time by candlelight can be a very magical and memorable experience.
The Old Village Resort, Petra
The Old Village Resort is set in Wadi Musa and is 1.9km from the UNESCO world heritage site of the rose-red city of Petra. The rooms are furnished to reflect the history and culture of the area and to showcase local handicraft skills.
Guests can relax and enjoy a refreshing cup of mint tea or Arabic coffee whilst enjoying the view over the terraces and viewing the spectacular sunset over the mountains.
All rooms at the Old Village Resort have Wi-Fi access, tea and coffee making facilities, television, air conditioning, safe deposit box and a mini bar. The bathrooms are well equipped with bath/shower, hair dryer and complimentary toiletries.
There is an indoor swimming pool and sauna for relaxation after a busy day exploring Petra.
Day 6 - Petra - Dana
Today is all about Petra itself. The giant red mountains and vast mausoleums of a departed race must be one of the greatest wonders ever wrought by man. Although much has been written about Petra, nothing really prepares you for this amazing place. It has to be seen to be believed. We spend a full day exploring its many highlights, including the option (for the energetic) to climb to the Monastery – similar in design to the Treasury at the entrance of the site, but much larger. Exhausted but happy, we make our way back out of the site and drive to the Dana Biosphere, where our guest house is situated.
Dana Guesthouse, Dana
Located in Dana, Dana Guesthouse offers free WiFi in public areas. It includes a spacious terrace and a restaurant.
All rooms at Dana Guesthouse are simply furnished and fitted with carpeted floors. Each one offers a balcony, a wardrobe and an outdoor dining area. It has a shared bathroom.
Day 7 - Dana - Dead Sea
After breakfast today, we take a trek through the Dana Biosphere Reserve, an area of staggering beauty, history, and biodiversity. The only reserve in Jordan that encompasses the four different biogeographical zones of the country (Mediterranean, Irano-Turanian, Saharo-Arabian, and Sudanian), it is a melting pot of species from Europe, Africa, and Asia. The 449 identified animal species found in the reserve include 25 that are known to be endangered, including the sand cat, Syrian wolf, lesser kestrel, and the spinytailed lizard. Our walk is followed by lunch with a family at their house in the Dana village, where there will be opportunities to talk and mingle with other locals. For those who wish, there is a chance to visit the Dana Children's Centre and to take part in the community functions, such as planting trees, painting and teaching English before we drive to our hotel, which is situated on the banks of the Dead Sea.
Dead Sea Spa Hotel, Jordan
This hotel offers breathtaking views of the world's deepest salt lake and the surrounding mountains. All 265 rooms and suites at our spa hotel at the Dead Sea feature a blend of modern and resort-style amenities with sea, pool or mountain vistas. Offering three restaurants and two bars, the Dead Sea Spa Hotel includes a variety of dining and entertainment options for any taste and occasion. When it comes to relaxing, the resort provides five swimming pools, a children's play area and aqua fun centre, beach volleyball, a fitness centre and the largest beach on the Dead Sea.
Day 8 - Wadi Mujib
Today we travel to Wadi Mujib, where we take a walk through the canyon. Depending on the weather, we can either walk along the mountainside or through the stream at the bottom of the canyon, with the opportunity to swim in the natural pools. After our walk, we make our way to a farm in the Jordan valley area to see the different produce that is grown here as well as the different traditional techniques used, before sitting down to lunch at the farm. We then return to our hotel on the Dead Sea, where an opportunity to float in its saline waters or take a mud bath awaits us!
Day 9 - Mai'in Hot Springs & Jordan River
We have some free time this morning to rest after a busy few days and then we drive to the Ma'in hot springs. Popular with both locals and tourists alike, the springs are located 264m below sea level in one of the most breathtaking desert oases in the world. After lunch at the springs, we travel to the site of the Baptism of Christ. This site has now been identified on the east bank of the Jordan River and is being systematically surveyed, excavated and restored. We have the opportunity to bathe in the waters here before we return to our hotel for a farewell dinner.
Day 10 - Dead Sea - Amman
It's time to say our goodbyes as we make our way to the airport in Amman for our return flights home.
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UK scientists discover how to make eye cells sensitive to light
A team of researchers from Imperial College London and the University of Manchester has discovered how to make eye cells light receptive, opening the way to a potential cure for certain forms of blindness. The scientists found that activating the gene melanopsin in cells that...
A team of researchers from Imperial College London and the University of Manchester has discovered how to make eye cells light receptive, opening the way to a potential cure for certain forms of blindness. The scientists found that activating the gene melanopsin in cells that do not normally use it made them sensitive to light and able to produce a biological signal. 'It is quite remarkable that the activation of a single gene can create a functional photoreceptor,' said Mark Hankins from Imperial College London. 'The textbook view of the eye is that it contains only two light sensing systems, the rods and cones. However, over the last few years it has become increasingly accepted that we have a third system, which uses melanopsin, that has lain undetected during decades of vigorous scientific investigation,' added the University of Manchester's Rob Lucas. Vision depends on the ability of rod and cone receptors in the retina to interpret light levels. Blindness is often caused by a disease of the retina in which these photoreceptors are destroyed. Working with mice, the London-Manchester team found that turning on a gene for melanopsin caused nerve cells to work like photoreceptors. 'This discovery might provide food for thought for scientists looking for ways of treating visual loss,' explained Dr Lucas. Making cells in the eye respond to light is not a cure for blindness but the researchers are working with medical engineers on prosthetic retinas that will help people with sight disorders to see more clearly. The melanopsin genes could also be inserted into intact cells in diseased retinas, turning them into functional photoreceptors. Although it is extremely unlikely that it would ever lead to fully restored sight, the discovery will probably lead to being able to restore black and white light sensitivity. Experts believe this discovery could also provide new insights into sleep, insomnia, depression and seasonal affective disorder.
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Gary Bouchard
Professor, English
1988 - Ph.D., Loyola University of Chicago
Research Interests and Background
Dr. Gary Bouchard specializes in Early Modern lyric and narrative poetry. Dr. Bouchard has published essays on a variety of early modern authors including Edmund Spenser, Phineas Fletcher, William Alabaster, Robert Southwell, George Herbert, Thomas Traherne and John Milton. He has also published several articles on the nineteenth century poet, Gerard Manley Hopkins. His book, Colin's Campus: Cambridge Life and the English Eclogue was published by Associated University Presses in 2000. His current research interest is the poetry of the English Recusancy, specifically the work of Robert Southwell. He is presently working to complete a book on Southwell's influence on seventeenth century poets.
Dr. Bouchard joined the Saint Anselm English Department in 1987. He has served the College in a variety of capacities, including a five-year term as the College's Executive Vice President from 1998 to 2003. He has also been a team member and chair on several NEASC Accrediting teams at other institutions, as well as a wide variety of college committees for two and a half decades. He currently serves as the secretary of the Executive Board of New Hampshire Catholic Charities, as a trustee of Catholic Medical Center and on boards at Bishop Brady High School and The Villa Augustina. He assists various organizations in strategic communications and in the cultivation and articulation of their missions.
Dr. Bouchard teaches courses in sixteenth and seventeenth century literature, including Renaissance Studies, Shakespeare, Edmund Spenser, The Sonnet and the Metaphysical Poets.


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TERRY DAVIS
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Terry Davis A.K.A. UnaVerSoul KING
Terry Davis is a native of Chattanooga,Tn. Growing up in East Lake Courts Housing Projects by a single mom was Terry's motivation to Keep Dreaming, Never Quit and to Help others. As a kid he use to remember walking to school and seeing the Homeless people living in the woods next to the highway.Although being raised in a tough and rough enviroment from gangs to drugs Terry never lost the passion to want to help others and be the voice of the voiceless.After turning down a college scholorship to join the United States Navy. Terry was on a voyage to sail around the world and met many people from many country's.Late nights sailing across the oceans of the world is where Terry started his passion for writing some of his most personal and soul riviting poems.Not knowing this would be his unique way to paint the world his inner thoughts.He was able to get notice by his peers and some music artist to which he has written songs for. Terry is currently the Founder and CEO of UnaVerSoul Vibes Entertainment which manages and coach upcoming artist/musicians.Terry is also a writer and his publishing is with B.M.I.
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MEK Iran: Auschwitz's Liberation Day Highlights Crime Against Humanity in1988 Massacre
Written by Amineh Qaraee on January 29, 2022 . Posted in NEWS
They set up the Death Commissions in order to claim that the inmates had been tried. 30,000 helpless convicts, on the other hand, were quietly executed without any legal protection.
The liberation of Auschwitz, one of the several extermination camps in Germany, on January 27 commemorates the Holocaust. The liberation of Auschwitz provides an excellent chance to draw attention to the largest crime against humanity after WWII: the massacre of at least 30,000 political prisoners in Iran's medieval jails under the rule of the governing clerics. For the "sin" of thinking or believing differently, men and women were hung. They were opposed to the notion of a religious dictator oppressing their people and society.
30,000 helpless convicts were quietly executed
The regime purported to be acting in accordance with the law when it committed this crime. They set up the Death Commissions in order to claim that the inmates had been tried. 30,000 helpless convicts, on the other hand, were quietly executed without any legal protection from the government or the Justice Ministry." We are delighted to have followed out God's commands regarding the Mojahedin-e Khalq [People's Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI / MEK Iran)]," said Mostafa Pour-Mohammadi, a member of the 1988 Death Commissions, on July 29, 2019. My conscience is clear today."
477 children and adolescents under the age of 18 were killed, including an 11-year-old and a 12-year-old. Another part of the 1988 crimes is the rape of women and girls in Khomeini's jails." I saw the body of PMOI martyr Fatemeh Seyyedi in the mortuary," one mother who supports the PMOI wrote. "There were 50 of us, and they raped us all before they executed us," she had written on her feet. Despite the fact that this horrible massacre occurred 33 years ago, the world still has no idea how large the crime was. Those in power in Iran continue to kill with impunity on a bigger scale.
Despite the fact that this horrible massacre occurred 33 years ago, the world still has no idea how large the crime was. Those in power in Iran continue to kill with impunity on a bigger scale.
Khamenei chose Ebrahim Raisi, a deputy prosecutor at the time
The fact that the perpetrators of the 1988 crime against humanity continue to carry out their crimes after more than three decades sets it apart from previous large-scale crimes. Those in the regime's government who hold the top positions have yet to be brought to justice. Khamenei chose Ebrahim Raisi, a deputy prosecutor at the time and one of the primary participants of the 1988 Death Commissions, as President of the mullahs' regime. Raisi is a thug in power to further Khamenei's nefarious ambitions, and he should be held accountable for his crimes in the 1980s, notably those perpetrated during the bloody summer of 1988.
Practical efforts are being done in response to the Call for Justice campaign for the 1988 massacre. Hamid Noury, a 60-year-old deputy prosecutor of Gohardasht prison, was tried in Sweden for his role in the 1988 mass execution. The trial began in Stockholm in August 2021. Noury is accused of taking part in the 1988 mass killings. From July 30 to August 16, 1988, he is also accused of crimes against humanity and war crimes. Noury's trial was covered by Al-Seyassah Daily, which spoke with three former political prisoners and plaintiffs who survived the 1988 massacre.
Noury's trial was covered by Al-Seyassah Daily, which spoke with three former political prisoners and plaintiffs who survived the 1988 massacre.
Genocide and a crime against humanity occurred in Iranian jails
"The 1988 massacre took the lives of thousands of political prisoners, most of them were members of the PMOI," Al-Seyassah said in a report dated December 1, 2021. Iran's Islamic establishment is concerned about legal implications. Until the announcement that legal proceedings regarding the slaughter had been pushed forward, the dictatorship had been unconcerned and confident about the case."
Genocide and a crime against humanity occurred in Iranian jails in the 1980s, particularly in 1988. The senior officials participating in these crimes are Ali Khamenei, the regime's supreme leader; Ebrahim Raisi, the President; and Gholam-Hossein Mohseni Ejei, the current head of the judiciary. They must be held accountable. The Iranian people's Resistance will keep calling for justice until the masterminds and perpetrators of this massive crime against humanity are brought to justice.
The Land of Human Rights. This is Iran Where the first bill of rights was written One of the world's oldest civilizations. This is Iran A land taken over by the mullahs.
Tags: 1988 Massacre, Disinformation by MOIS, Human Rights, Iran Economy, Iran human rights, Iran Protests, IRGC, MEK, National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), PMOI


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apiVersion: networking.k8s.io/v1
kind: Ingress
metadata:
  name: tls-bcd-ingress
spec:
  tls:
  - hosts:
      -  some.thing.net
    secretName: bcd-kibana-testsecret-tls
  rules:
  - host: some.thing.net
    http:
      paths:
      - path: /
        pathType: Prefix
        backend:
          service:
            name: quickstart-kb-http
            port:
              number: 5601

(p.s. to get the tls.crt and the tls.key I ran in the GCP cli the command:
kubectl create secret tls bcdsecret --key="tls.key" --cert="tls.crt"
and then:
cat tls.crt | base64 and cat tls.key | base64)
But the ingress failed
when I ran kubectl get ingress  I got:

$ kubectl get ingress
W0615 21:28:17.715766     604 gcp.go:120] WARNING: the gcp auth plugin is deprecated in v1.22+, unavailable in v1.25+; use gcloud instead.
To learn more, consult https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/containers-kubernetes/kubectl-auth-changes-in-gke
NAME                 CLASS    HOSTS                ADDRESS         PORTS     AGE
...
tls-bcd-ingressbcd      some.thing.net   34.120.185.85   80, 443   35m

but when I ran this hostname in the browser I got nothing
What am I supposed to do?
Thank you!
or in other words:
how can I publish the kibana on hostname?
thanks :smiling_face:
Frida

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Esta é a lista de governantes e monarcas durante a História da Croácia.

Duques da Panônia

 Voinomiro
 Luís da Posávia
 Ratimiro
 Braslava

Duques da Dalmácia

 Borna
 Radoslava
 Cuber
 Porga
 Budimiro
 Viseslava
 Borna
 Vladislava
 Mislava
 Trepimir I (Fundador da dinastia de Trepimiro)
 Zdislava
 Domagoje
 Iljko
 Zdislava (restaurado)
 Branimiro
 Muncimiro
 Tomislava I

Reis da Croácia

Dinastia de Trepemiro
 Tomislau I (925 - 928)
 Trepimiro II (928 - 935)
 Cresimiro I (935 - 945)
 Miroslau (945 - 949)
 Miguel Cresimiro II e Helena I (esposa, co-governante) (949 - 969)
 Estêvão Dirzislau (969 - 997) e Helena I (mãe, regente) (969 - 976)
 Esvetoslau Suronja (997 - 1000)
 Cresimiro III (1000 - 1030) e Goislau (co-governante) (1000 - 1020)
 Estêvão I (1030 - 1058)
 Pedro Cresimiro IV (1058 - 1074)
 Demétrio Zuonimiro (1074 - 1089)
 Estêvão II (1089 - 1091)

Casa de Arpades

 Almo da Croácia 1091 - 1093

Dinastia Svacic
 Pedro Svacic 1093 - 1097

Casa de Arpades

Casa de Anjou

Casa de Luxemburgo

Casa de Habsburgo

Dinastia Jaguelônica

Casa de Hunyadi

Dinastia Jaguelônica

Reinados paralelos dos rivais Imperador Fernando I e João Zápolya

Casa de Habsburgo

Casa de Zápolya

(divisão da Hungria em três partes: o noroeste habsburgo, o centro otomano e o satélite otomano da Transilvânia)

Casa de Habsburgo

Casa de Habsburgo-Lorena

Estado Independente da Croácia

Croácia
Reis da Croácia

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Q: Something to.....or something for.....? I searched 2 sentences below,but I am still confused when I choose to or when I choose for.what difference between them in the aspect of grammar,meanings etc.? Could you explain that to me,please?
1.There will be ample choices for eating at fine restaurants or eating at home this summer.
2.You don't need to bring anything. There'll be sandwiches to eat and juice to drink.

A: The key is the subject. The subject in the first is "choice", and "eating" describes what the choice is "for".  In the second, however the sandwich is the object to eat.

A: The choice of "for" or "to" here depends on what you're actually trying to say:

*

*"for eating" says that the purpose of the things is associated with the activity of eating.

*"to eat" says that the things themselves are what will be eaten.

When talking about food, in many cases, you can use either, because if something is there "to eat" (you will be eating that thing), then it is also there "for eating" (for the purpose of being involved in the eating), but in some cases you can't.  Take, for example:

There will be knives and forks for eating.

vs.

There will be knives and forks to eat.

The first sentence makes sense, because the knives and forks are there for the purpose of being used in the act of eating.  The second sentence implies that you are actually going to be eating the knives and forks themselves, which sounds, well, unappetizing, at best.
(Now, in reality, if someone were to say the second sentence, it's obviously ridiculous that somebody would actually eat the knives and forks, so pretty much everybody would know that what they really meant was they were there "for eating" instead, but the point is that it's not technically correct to say that.)
In general, using the infinitive ("to (verb)") implies that the thing itself will be doing that action (or in some cases will have that action done to it), while "for (verbing)" is much more general, and just says its purpose relates in some way to the activity.


As the state of the economy improves, gas prices decrease, and more Americans head back to work, morale throughout the country rises. Unfortunately, there is something else rising as well – traffic fatalities. In fact, statistics suggest the state of Illinois is experiencing the highest number of traffic deaths since 2008. What does this mean for drivers and other road users? The following explains.
Records obtained by the Chicago Tribune show that traffic fatalities in Illinois have been rising for some time now. In 2013, crashes raised by 4 percent, reaching an average of 782 incidents per day and just a little more than 1,000 deaths for that year (1,043). Numbers decreased slightly in 2014, but not by much (898 deaths for the year). This year, the number of deaths has already reached 958 and is expected to exceed the 2013 total. Only time will tell, though, if the deaths will surpass those from 2008.
While many of the fatalities were experienced by motorists, not all were. Pedestrians, motorcyclists, and bicyclists were also factored into the death counts from 2013 to 2015. These are typically smaller in numbers. However, the accident to death ratio for these individuals is typically higher than it is for motorists. As such, the families of pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorcyclists should know how to pursue compensation for a wrongful death accident.
Families are not always aware that they have options after a loved one has been killed in an accident. This can leave them vulnerable when trying to pursue compensation. They may be preyed upon by insurance companies who generally try to reduce the amount they pay out to victims. Final expenses, cost of living in the future, and loss of an income are not always valued appropriately. To prevent this from happening, every family should contact an experienced attorney.
Like wrongful death accidents, those involving injury are often reduced in amount. Concrete expenses, like medical costs and lost time from work might be accurately valued (as long as you have the documentation to back up your claims). However, the insurance company may try to reduce your settlement in other ways, like shifting more of the blame over to you or limiting your amount for pain and suffering (if they offer it at all). Again, it is important to protect your rights and interests with help from an experienced auto accident lawyer.
At Salvi & Maher, L.L.C., we fight to protect the rights of accident victims and their families. Whatever the situation, we aggressively pursue the most favorable outcome possible for their situation. If you or someone you love has been injured or killed in an accident, get the help you need and deserve. Call 847-662-3303 and schedule your consultation with our Lake County personal injury lawyers today.


A 21% increase from last month with 210 live jobs up 139% from October 2014 showing a steady increase throughout 2015.
Jobs within this practice area have increased by 62% last month with over 350 jobs onsite. This is the highest demand in this practice area for over a year, and early figures show that we expect this trend to continue in November.
We've seen a 67% monthly increase in jobs advertised within this practice area with over 430 jobs advertised in October.
This practice area is another that has steadily increased over the year with a 49% monthly increase. Demand has remained strong across all regions in the UK.
Jobs within this sector have seen a 5% increase in October with 2,170 jobs advertised. This is a 26% increase from October 2014.
London saw a steady increase of 2% with over 6,700 roles advertised in October.
Wales saw significant growth with a 66% increase, advertising 250 jobs. 74% of these roles were advertised in Cardiff and 11% in Swansea.
Demand for candidates in East of England increased by 16%, with 172 jobs in Cambridgeshire, 169 jobs in Hertfordshire and 148 jobs in Essex.
Demand in South West England has increased by 12% with half of these jobs in Bristol.


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Is nitrous valid for Scrabble? Words With Friends? Other games?
Of, derived from, or containing nitrogen, especially in a valence state lower than that in a comparable nitric compound.
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It seems that we found the seed that would be great for survival adventures. So there is a lake, which is placed between two small villages. Both of them have small farms so you definitely will not suffer from hunger, but there is no blacksmith. Oh, almost forgot to tell that most of location is the swamp biome.
We want to share some ideas about the creation of adventure for MCPE using this biome. All players will spawn in a distance of about 40 blocks away from the village. The first one who would get there will try to take control over farms and the food. Others will try to overturn them. It sounds like The Hunger Games, but without weapon and there is swamp instead of forest.


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Q: Как округлить число к меньшему при этом сохранив дробную часть в Python Вопрос в том, как округлить число к меньшему, сохранив дробную часть. К примеру 2.71953 округлить до 2.71. Функция round округляет к большему, а у math.floor нельзя указать количество символов после запятой. Буду благодарен за помощь

A: import math
a = 2.71953
b = math.floor(a * 100)/100.0

или
b = round(a - 0.5/10**2, 2)

или
b = a // 0.01 / 100

или
b = a // 0.01 * 0.01

Скорость работы разных вариантов:
>>> import timeit as t
>>> N = 10000000

>>> t.timeit("math.floor(a * 100)/100.0", "import math; a = 2.71953", number=N) / N
2.2843667271081358e-07

>>> t.timeit("round(a - 0.5/10**2, 2)", "a = 2.71953", number=N) / N
4.7399221931118516e-07

>>> t.timeit("a // 0.01 / 100", "a = 2.71953", number=N) / N
1.7466544329654425e-07

>>> t.timeit("a // 0.01 * 0.01", "a = 2.71953", number=N) / N
1.3633709449786692e-07

A: s = input()
print(float(s[:s.find('.')+3] if '.' in s else s))

>>> 71.2245
>>> 71.22

A: У меня так получилось сделать округление числа в меньшую сторону:
num = 25.2599854
print((int(num*100))/100)
<<<< 25.25


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Only Fools and Horses: Nicholas Lyndhurst's wife Lucy shares heartbreaking Father's Day post following son's death
Archie Lyndhurst devastatingly died in September 2020
Nicholas Lyndhurst's son, Archie Lyndhurst, died in September 2020 (Image: Daniel Leal-Olivas/PA Wire)
Nicholas Lyndhurst's wife Lucy has shared a series of throwback photos to honour her husband and late son on Father's Day.
The Only Fools And Horses icon and his wife have been left heartbroken after their 19-year-old son Archie died from a brain haemorrhage in September 2020.
Touching upon their devastating loss and heartache, Lucy took to Instagram on Sunday (June 20) and penned an emotional tribute where she called Nicholas the "most joyous, devoted, loving father."
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She also shared a gallery of touching photos of the father and son together.
Besides the images, Lucy bravely wrote: "These two peas in a pod have loved and laughed since the beginning of their time together.
"A bond like no other. Always by each other's side, supporting each other all the way. Our world will never be the same without you Archie. But our love for you is never-ending.
"Thank you for making our lives so beautiful and charmed in every way. And thank you Nick for being the most joyous, devoted, loving father.
"Archie wouldn't be the man he was without your constant guidance and tremendous unwavering love. We will always celebrate you on Father's Day.
"We love you to the moon and back and beyond. XxX."
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Archie died in September at the young age of 19.
In January this year, Lucy revealed that her only son with her husband Nicholas had died in his sleep at his West London home after suffering a brain haemorrhage.
The results of a second post-mortem carried out shortly before Christmas informed Lucy and Nicholas that their son suffered an intracerebral haemorrhage which was caused by acute lymphoblastic lymphoma.
Parents Lucy and Nicholas laid their son to rest at a "tiny chapel" in November.
At the time, Lucy asked fans to light a candle or take a minute to remember Archie, who she described as "unlike anyone she'd ever known."
"He cherished and absorbed every moment he had," she said.
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Q: Random MAC address each time at startup I would like to get a random MAC address every time I turn on my Linux machine (Debian). Is this possible? If so, how?

A: It is possible, look at How to change MAC address, posted at September 14, 2005 by Ravi.
Changing MAC address of a machine is called spoofing a MAC address or faking a MAC address. In linux, you can change MAC address of your machine.This is how it is done.
How to change MAC address in Linux
First find the physical MAC address of your machine by running the following command:
$ ifconfig -a | grep HWaddr
eth0  Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:80:48:BA:d1:20

The hexadecimal numbers in blue denote my machine's MAC address. Yours will be different. Learn how to use the ifconfig Linux command.
You can also use ethtool to find the hardware address of your machine.
Next, login as root in Linux and enter the following commands:
# ifconfig eth0 down
# ifconfig eth0 hw ether 00:80:48:BA:d1:30
# ifconfig eth0 up
# ifconfig eth0 |grep HWaddr

I have changed the MAC address to a different number highlighted in blue. 00:80:48:BA:d1:30 is the new MAC address I have provided for my Linux machine. You can choose any 48 bits hexadecimal address as your MAC address.
Why you should change MAC address of your Linux machine
These are the reasons you should change the MAC address of your machine.

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*For privacy  - For instance when you are connecting to a Wi-Fi hotspot.

*To ensure interoperability. Some internet service providers bind their service to a specific MAC address; if the user then changes their network card or intends to install a router, the service won't work anymore. Changing the MAC address of the new interface will solve the problem.

Caveats to Changing MAC address
In Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, or a different operating system, changing MAC address is only temporary. Once you reboot your machine, the operating system reflects the physical MAC address burnt in your network card and not the MAC address you set.
Still if you are looking for privacy as @msw pointed out I would go the TOR way.


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Shonda Rhimes' Statement About April & Arizona Leaving 'Grey's Anatomy' Will Make You Even Sadder
By Kristie Rohwedder
Eric McCandless/ABC
Major news over at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital: On Thursday, March 8, Deadline reported that Jessica Capshaw and Sarah Drew will leave Grey's Anatomy after Season 14. After this announcement broke, series creator Shonda Rhimes released a statement regarding these Grey's changes on Instagram. She wrote,
"It's always hard for me to say goodbye to any of my characters. Both Arizona Robbins and April Kepner are not only beloved but iconic — both the LBGTQ and Christian communities are underrepresented on TV. I will be forever grateful to both Jessica and Sarah for bringing these characters to life with such vibrant performance and for inspiring women around the globe. They will always be a part of our Shondaland family."
What a bittersweet farewell to two wonderful, adored, and important characters who've been part of Greys for many moons— about a decade's worth of moons, in fact. Capshaw has played Dr. Arizona Robbins for 10 seasons, and Drew has played Dr. April Kepner for nine. This goes without saying but: Greys really won't be the same without them. And hopefully, the "They will always be a part of our Shondaland family" line means there will be some Arizona and April cameos on the horizon.
So, why are Capshaw and Drew leaving? What was it that prompted this decision? Deadline's sources claim that they've been cut due to the creative direction of the show, and judging from what Grey's showrunner Krista Vernoff said about the overhaul, this seems to be the case. In a statement to Variety, Vernoff said,
"As writers, our job is to follow the stories where they want to go and sometimes that means saying goodbye to characters we love. It has been a joy and a privilege to work with these phenomenally talented actresses."
It appears as though Grey's fans aren't the only ones who didn't see this ensemble shakeup coming. While Drew knew that she'd been cut from the series before the rest of the world did, she tweeted that she only found out earlier this week. Shortly after the news hit the internet, Drew posted,
"Hey guys. Thank you for all of the love. I know you're sad. I'm sad too. I haven't really had the time to process this information. I've been with it for less than 48 hours, so I'm not ready to say my thank you and give an all encompassing statement about my 9 years here. That will come later :) For now, I'd like to say: I love you, and I love April, and her story isn't over yet. And the really good news (for me, at least) is that I'm here on set shadowing one of my favorite people, Kevin McKidd, with my beloved Greys family all this week and next, so I get to process all of my feelings surrounded by the community that has nourished and nurtured me for almost a decade. For that, I am so grateful."
And after Drew shared her message, Capshaw tweeted her own moving response to the news. She wrote,
"For the past ten years I have had the rare privilege of not only playing Arizona Robbins but also being madly in love with playing her. Arizona Robbins is kind, intelligent, funny, insightful, bold, playful, fierce, and really good at her job. She was one of the first members of the LGBTQ community to be represented in a series regular role on network television. Her impact on the world is permanent and forever. Forever. I am grateful that I have gotten to bring her to life and for the life she has brought me. I am sad to see her go but I am consoled by the idea that she will continue to live on and on in all of our consciences and our imaginations. Shonda, thank you for the ride on this incredible rollercoaster."
There have been a few significant shifts to the show's lineup as of late: Season 14 also bid farewell to Martin Henderson, who played Nathan Riggs for two seasons, last year.
Before you start bracing yourself for any additional heartbreaking changes, here's something to keep in mind: According to Deadline's sources, Capshaw and Drew will be the only main characters leaving the series this year.
Be sure to cherish the rest of Season 14, Grey's fans. It's the end of the Aprizona Era.


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Conference Report: A Future Without Poverty
Posted on 24 Mar 2015 Categories: Blog, Events, Event reports	Related Tags: A Future Without Poverty, Bright Blue, Children's Voices, Fabians, PEN, Young Voices
by Georgia Smith
Poverty hasn't gone away, in fact, according to some estimates it is set to get worse if nothing is done. On what should be done, shades of political opinion differ. This conference on the 2 March 2015 was an attempt to find means acceptable to all sides, to engage with a wide range of grassroots organisations and to begin a constructive dialogue to as to how we can build cross-party consensus on tackling poverty in the UK.
**Read the conference report: A Future Without Poverty**
Ryan Shorthouse of Bright Blue and Andrew Harrop of the Fabian Society who opened the conference spoke of the need to try to identify common solutions to a problem which affected everyone and while the Fabian Society's research suggested a gloomy forecast, Andrew Harrop insisted the conference was not about doom and despair. For him, the most important thing was ensuring that people had enough money in their pockets and the way to achieve this was through work and more generous tax credits and benefits, redistributing wealth to lower and middle-income families.
This full-day conference was divided into the following sections. Please click on the links below for more detail.
Young Voices Liverpool chapter of PEN share experiences of young people in poverty through drama
Panel debate: A Future Without Poverty Charlie Elphicke MP, PPS to secretary of state for work and pensions, Helen Goodman MP, shadow minister for welfare reform, Kenny Imafidon, political commentator, Barry Knight, principal adviser, Webb Memorial Trust, Chair: Oliver Wright, Whitehall correspondent, the Independent
Dragon's Den The second part of the morning featured a Dragon's Den style event for grassroots organisations to pitch their localised solutions to tackling poverty
Breakout Sessions The afternoon began with five breakout sessions: Tackling Social Exclusion; Stronger Families in a 21st Century World, Getting Good Jobs: The role of business; The Future of Welfare Reform and Universal Credit; and The Skills Gap.
Putting poverty at the heart of the 2015 general election Keynote speech from Alan Milburn, Chair of the Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission
Question Time, Who has the best plan to tackle poverty? Jeremy Browne MP, former Home Office minister, Philip Collins, chief leader writer and columnist, The Times, Cllr Sarah Hayward, leader, Camden Council, Ryan Shorthouse, director, Bright Blue, Nicola Smith, head of economic and social affairs department, TUC, Chair: Ian Birrell, contributing editor, Mail on Sunday
Closing remarks from Andrew Harrop and Ryan Shorthouse
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The keys to a light, airy semifreddo that melts in your mouth? Just enough sugar to sweeten it and keep it soft in the freezer. Also, "gently folding and not overmixing," says Laiskonis. Go over the top by serving it with cinnamon whipped cream and chile-chocolate sauce (or use store- bought chocolate sauce).
Ingredient info: Chiles de źrbol can be found at some supermarkets.
Stir chocolate and butter in a large heatproof bowl over same saucepan of simmering water until melted and smooth; remove from heat; let cool slightly.
Beat cream in another medium bowl until medium-stiff peaks form (cream should be soft and pillowy; peaks will just fall onto themselves). Using a rubber spatula, gently fold egg whites into warm chocolate. Fold in whipped cream. (Stop folding as soon as mixture becomes one smooth texture and light brown color.) Scrape semifreddo into prepared pan; smooth top. Cover tightly and freeze until firm, 3-4 hours. DO AHEAD: Semifreddo can be made 5 days ahead. Keep tightly wrapped and frozen.
Bring first 5 ingredients to a boil in a small saucepan. Remove from heat and cover. Let steep for 15 minutes.
Place chocolate in a medium heatproof bowl; set aside. Strain milk mixture through a fine-mesh sieve into a medium bowl; return to saucepan. Bring to a boil. Gradually pour milk mixture over chocolate, stirring until melted and smooth. Stir in tequila, if using. DO AHEAD: Sauce can be made 2 days ahead. Let cool completely. Cover and chill. Gently rewarm before continuing.
Combine cream, sugar, and cinnamon in a medium bowl; scrape in seeds from vanilla bean; discard bean. Using an electric mixer, beat until soft peaks form.
Uncover semifreddo and invert onto a platter. Lift pan and discard plastic wrap. Using a knife dipped in hot water and wiped dry, cut semifreddo into clean slices. Transfer to plates. Garnish with cinnamon whipped cream and warm chile-chocolate sauce, if desired. Sprinkle almonds over.
This dessert is surprisingly light given the ingredients, owing mostly to the airy texture. We did, however, omit the cinnamon whip cream and instead just added cinnamon powder to the chocolate sauce as we felt it was rich enough as is. This dish was easy to make overall and very delicious. When we made the chocolate sauce, we deseeded the pepper and left it whole in the cream (we let it steep and removed it as instructed. The pepper taste was very subtle.
my daughter in law made this last week and it was wonderful. The sauce was thick perhaps because she did everything the day before and then heated the sauce at the last minute.
Having all of the ingredients on hand, including the chili de arbol, I set to work assembling this recipe. The semifreddo is tasty, nothing spectacular but good. The chile-chocolate sauce was steeped for more than the suggested 15 minutes due to an interruption. It did not suffer. The flavors of the sauce are lovely but the color was lighter in color than the photograph. Even with the over night refrigeration the sauce remained on the thin side and would be more like a soup when placed on a plate. Still, the flavor was so delicious that I can see it utilized in other ways. I did split the de arbol length wise though this was not indicated in the recipe.


Belmont continues to be OUTSTANDING!
In October 2018 Belmont School retained its 'Outstanding' grade, which was reflected across all five judgements of Belmont's provision. This was particularly pleasing as Ofsted has adopted a more rigorous framework and our achievements are even more well-earned.
This is a tribute to the dedication and hard work of our staff team and governors, who, true to our school motto, always strive 'to be the best we can be'.
I would also like to thank parents for their continued support of the school.
If you want to view the report either download from this page or go to the Ofsted website.


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Mohammad Ousani, BA student of Law in Islamic Azad University, Andimeshk branch, has been chosen as the Top Goal Scorer with 4 goals in Universiade, South Korea, 2015.
According to Azad News Agency (ANA), despite of Iranian Students` tepid performance in the qualifying match, Ousani scored four goals and was chosen as the Top Goal Scorer in the 28th Universiade in South Korea. The Iran students' soccer team was drawn into group three, alongside Malaysia, Japan, and Brazil but finished last in this competition and finally was placed at the bottom of the standing. The team beat Taipei in a penalty shoot-out on the tenth day of these games. In order to reach the thirteenth place, they played with Canada.
When interviewed, Ousani stated that Ali Daei, the renowned Iranian footballer, was his hero since childhood, and he has always wanted to see the legend up close. "Now I am proud and elated to be Mr. Daei`s trainee, and I hope to be able to improve myself on a technical level, and become the next Mr. Daei for Iran."


Top skin Foods -- How much do you spend on creams and other topical treatments to keep the wrinkles at bay? You might be better served by watching what you put into your mouth. Experts say that the food we eat has more impact on how the skin ages than creams and other skin care products. In the war against premature aging, here are ten of the most helpful foods.
Number one in the list of top skin foods are Blueberries. These tasty berries have the most antioxidants according to recent research and therefore is the food that has the most potential for eliminating the free radicals that age your skin and cause wrinkles. They also contain anthocyanins, which reinforce the collagen we need to keep our skin taunt and prevent sagging.
The second place in the top skin foods for skin rejuvenation goes to the lucious Avocado. This delicious fruit is also a great booster of collagen – according to a report that I read recently it can actually make our bodies produce embryonic collagen that makes the skin younger.
Vitamin C helps repair and heal damaged skin and can be found in oranges, grapefruit, mandarins and lemons. In fact all members of the citrus family are so full of anti-ageing properties that according to a recent studies even the very smell of them can help us appear younger!
Keeping your body working efficiently is imperative if you want to stay young. Eat plenty of fiber-rich brown rice, oats and other cereals and stick to wholegrain bread. These foods will help you process your food efficiently, increasing vitality and keeping your skin radiant.
Soya milk is a vegetable protein which is a good source of lecithin and vitamin E, choline and inositol, essential ingredients in the fight against premature aging. It is believed to prevent excess sugar being processed into fat and thereby middle-age-spread. Studies have also shown that both soy milk and tofu, which is made from the soya bean curd, can help prevent ovarian cancer and lower heart disease risks.
Oily fish such as mackerel, tuna, salmon, trout and sardines are essential for a healthy diet and should be consumed twice a week. Apart from the other health benefits, oily fish contains essential fatty acids that help keep skin healthy and youthful looking.
Brocoli is one of the top ten skin foods but it is also in the top ten for different health benefits, not just skin rejuvenation. Eat a daily serving of any member of the cruciferous family of vegetables, which includes cabbage as well as broccoli, radishes and Brussels sprouts for their anti aging properties. Steaming will help to preserve the vitamins in these vegetables.
Watermelon contains vitamins A and C – both essential for healthy, glowing skin. very low in Saturated Fat, Cholesterol and Sodium. It is also a good source of Potassium. The seeds contain selenium, essential fats, zinc and vitamin E, all of which help against the free radical damage that causes premature aging. Blending the seeds with the pulp can be a great way to get the benefit of both and a delicious drink.
Besides being a good source of iron, liver contains vitamin A, which enables the body to produce the keratin, which protects skin from the elements. Iron is essential to the circulatory system, helping the goodness in what you eat reach your cells and eliminating cell-destroying waste products.
Nuts and seeds should be consumed daily, as they are a great source of vitamin E and selenium, which help prevent free radical damage and premature aging. They also contain zinc, which strengthens collagen and prevents sagging and wrinkling of the skin.


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ENEL AND ACCIONA APPEAL SOME OF THE CONDITIONS THE CNE IMPOSED ON ENDESA S ACQUISITION
Published on Friday, 3 August 2007
The appeal will not affect the development of the Tender Offer for Endesa because Enel and Acciona shall comply with the conditions even if they are not modified, repealed or made ineffective.
Rome and Madrid, 3 August 2007 – Enel, through its subsidiary Enel Energy Europe S.r.l., and Acciona S.A. today filed an administrative appeal against certain conditions imposed by the Resolution of the Board of Directors of the Spanish National Energy Commission (CNE) dated 4 July, 2007 by means of which Acciona S.A. and Enel, through its subsidiary Enel Energy Europe S.r.l., were authorized to acquire Endesa S.A.'s shares through the settlement of the Tender Offer. The two companies consider that certain of the imposed conditions are not adequate.
For both Enel and Acciona the filing of the administrative appeal does not affect the Tender Offer development since the two companies shall comply with the established conditions even if these conditions are not modified, repealed or made ineffective.
On July 30, 2007, Acciona, S.A. and ENEL S.p.A., through its wholly owned subsidiary Enel Energy Europe S.r.L., filed a joint tender offer statement on Schedule TO regarding their tender offer for ordinary shares and ADSs of Endesa, S.A. with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Investors and security holders are urged to read the U.S. tender offer statement (as updated and amended), because it contains important information. The Spanish tender offer statement and certain complementary information were authorized in Spain by the Comisión Nacional del Mercado de Valores. Investors and security holders may obtain a free copy of the U.S. tender offer statement and other documents filed by ENEL S.p.A. and Acciona, S.A. with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on its web site at www.sec.gov, and may obtain a free copy of the Spanish tender offer statement from the Spanish Stock Exchanges and on the web site of the Comisión Nacional del Mercado de Valores at www.cnmv.es. The U.S. and Spanish tender offer statements may also be obtained for free from ENEL's web site at www.enel.com and from Acciona's web site at www.acciona.es . The U.S. and Spanish tender offer statements and other complementary documents may also be obtained for free at Acciona's and ENEL's registered offices and from Georgeson by directing a request to 17 State Street, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10004, United States of America. The availability of the tender offer to Endesa, S.A. shareholders who are not resident in and citizens of Spain or the United States may be affected by the laws of the relevant jurisdictions in which they are located or of which they are citizens. Such persons should inform themselves of, and observe, any applicable legal or regulatory requirements of their jurisdictions.
NEW Price Sensitive | August, 03 2007


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2014-8-27 · AND ADVANCED DATA MINING TECHNIQUES" has been reviewed in final form. Permission, as indicated by the signatures and dates given below, is now granted to submit final copies to the College of Graduate Studies for approval.
2010-10-28 · Some related techniques are identified — advanced data visualization tools for converting large volumes of data into pictorial form together with text mining and social network analysis for extracting structured data from unstructured text and relationships.
2018-10-10 · This book covers the fundamental concepts of data mining, to demonstrate the potential of gathering large sets of data, and analyzing these data sets to gain useful business understanding. The book is organized in three parts. Part I introduces concepts. Part II describes and demonstrates basic data .
2018-12-6 · This instructor-led, live training (onsite or remote) is aimed at data analysts and data scientists who wish to implement more advanced data analytics techniques using Python. .
2018-11-29 · Predictive analytics statistical techniques include data modeling, machine learning, AI, deep learning algorithms and data mining. Often the unknown event of interest is in the future, but predictive analytics can be applied to any type of unknown whether it be in the past, present or future.
2015-7-30 · Advanced Analytics is the autonomous or semi-autonomous examination of data or content using sophisticated techniques and tools, typically beyond those of traditional business intelligence (BI), to discover deeper insights, make predictions, or generate recommendations. Advanced analytic techniques include those such as data/text mining .
Data Mining: Concepts and Techniques Data Mining: Concepts and Techniques Second Edition Jiawei Han and Micheline Kamber University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign .
2018-12-5 · This video course will be your companion and ensure that you master various data mining and statistical techniques. The course starts by comparing and contrasting statistics and data mining and then provides an overview of the various types of projects data scientists usually encounter.
Advanced data mining techniques. [David L Olson; Dursun Delen] -- This book covers the fundamental concepts of data mining, to demonstrate the potential of gathering large sets of data, and analyzing these data sets to gain useful business understanding.
2013-1-29 · CS6220: DATA MINING TECHNIQUES Instructor: Yizhou Sun . 2013 Chapter 7: Advanced Pattern Mining . Chapter 7: Advanced Pattern Mining • Pattern Mining: A Road Map • Pattern Mining in Multi-Level, Multi-Dimensional Space • Constraint-Based Frequent Pattern Mining . • User directs what to be mined using a data mining query language .
2013-8-4 · Data Mining Concepts and Techniques Data Mining: Concepts and Techniques (3rd ed.) — Chapter 9 — Classification: Advanced Methods Jiawei Han, Micheline .
Advanced Statistics and Data Mining for Data Science .
Data Science is an ever-evolving field. Data Science includes techniques and theories extracted from statistics, computer science, and machine learning. This video course will be your companion and ensure that you master various data mining and statistical techniques.
Data Mining Techniques thoroughly acquaints you with the new generation of data mining tools and techniques and shows you how to use them to make better business decisions. One of the first practical guides to mining business data, it describes techniques for detecting customer behavior patterns useful in formulating marketing, sales, and .
1. Data Mining – Practical Machine Learning Tools and .
2011-8-26 · Textbooks: Data Mining – Concepts and Techniques, Han and Kamber , Morgan Kaufman, 2001. References: 1. Data Mining – Practical Machine Learning Tools and .
Your one stop solution to conquering the woes in Statistics, Data Mining, Data Analysis and Data Science. Data Science is an ever-evolving field. Data Science includes techniques and theories extracted from statistics, computer science, and machine learning.
2008-1-1 · David L. Olson is the James & H.K. Stuart Professor in MIS and Chancellor's Professor at the University of Nebraska. He has published research in over 150 refereed journal articles, primarily on the topic of multiple objective decision making, information technology, supply chain risk management, and data mining.


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GUMCHS in Karelia announced the elimination of fire in the Dormition Church of the XVIII century in Kondopoga, told RIA Novosti in the Department.
«Localization of the fire was at 11.15, now the fire is liquidated», — said the Agency interlocutor.
Earlier GUMCHS reported that the Church building has warmed completely. When extinguishing a fire damaged one of the fire chief. The police of the Republic of Karelia began checking.
The Church of the Dormition of the Mother of God located on the territory of the former village of Kondopoga, marked the beginning of the town of Kondopoga. The temple stands on a small promontory jutting out into the Chupa lip of lake Onega. The Church building was built in 1774 at sunset Northern wooden architecture in memory of the dead peasants during the Kizhi uprising in 1769-1771 years. It is a monument of folk wooden architecture of the late EIGHTEENTH century, historically the final evolution tent churches Prionezhskiy school. This is one of the tallest wooden churches in the Russian North.