As I'm putting the finishing touches on this article, layers of ice are piling on the trees, sidewalks and lawn furniture (yes, it's still out there in the elements) in my yard.
We are, luckily, not in an area particularly prone to power outages, but I'm sure there are folks who won't be so fortunate as wintery storms continue throughout the season.
Just about a month ago, an ice storm caused outages in New England and New York that lasted for days. Dawn Pettinelli, who coordinates this column, lives where there was no electricity for a week. Since she's a devoted vegetable and fruit gardener, we discussed how to deal with the food in your freezer when there's a (long) power outage.
You see, when your garden produces an abundance of the best produce around, you may have spent much of August through October freezing the fruits -- or vegetables -- of your labor. So, when Mother Nature -- who lovingly provided you the soil, water and sunshine you needed to produce that perfect pepper -- sends along a menacing storm that threatens to leave your carefully processed home grown food in a defrosted puddle of green mush, it's quite frustrating!
ä Make sure you have a thermometer in your freezer -- only then can you know if the temperature in the box is cold enough to keep food safe.
ä Keep the refrigerator set at 0º F or below.
ä If your freezer is not full, then freeze containers of water to make ice that will help keep food in the freezer -- or in coolers -- cold after the power goes out. In addition, have some freezer gel packs frozen in the freezer that will serve as a source of cold if the power goes out.
ä Find out where you can purchase dry ice or block ice if an outage occurs -- consider if you will be able to get there and if they will be a reliable source if an outage happens.
ä Have coolers on hand to keep food cold if the power will be out more than four hours. You can use the gel packs, ice blocks or dry ice you have gathered before the storm.
äKeeping the freezer doors closed as much as possible. Peek only to check on the temperature after four to six hours have passed.
ä Keep your freezer full. A full freezer will hold temperature for about 48 hours, if the doors remain closed. If it is only half full, you only have 24 hours.
ä Check the temperature at 12 hours and see how you are doing. Once the temperature rises above 32 ºF, you may want to fortify your box with dry or block ice. Fifty pounds of dry ice should hold an 18 cubic foot freezer for two days.
Sometimes the decision to keep or discard defrosted food is easy -- most people know that fish, hamburger and chicken are perishable and are quick to throw them out if they think they might no longer be safe.
This is not so true of fruits and veggies -- but some fruits and most vegetables can support the growth of the pathogens that cause foodborne illness, so here are some facts to help you make the right decision.
First, it is truly all about temperature. If you do not have a thermometer in your freezer, it is almost impossible to make good decisions about safety.
One exception is the presence of ice crystals. If your food has ice crystals in it, then you can safely refreeze it.
Keep in mind that any food that you refreeze will suffer some quality loss. Every time a fruit or vegetable is frozen, more cell walls are destroyed, leading to a more watery or soft texture. These foods will still be SAFE to eat, however.
Most fruits are not at risk for being the source of a foodborne pathogen. They are too high in acid to support the growth.
So, if fruit and fruit juices are still cold (below 40 ºF), you can safely refreeze them, place them in the refrigerator for eating soon, or eat them right away.
If the fruit thaws completely and the temperature rises above 40 ºF for more than two hours, you can still refreeze, refrigerate or eat them.
The notable exception is cantaloupe and other melon. These are low acid fruits that CAN support the growth of the bacteria that can make you sick. Therefore, throw them out.
Throw out any juices or fruits if they are moldy, slimy or develop a yeasty smell or seem "fermented."
Vegetables are another story. They're low in acid and more likely to be a problem once they get too warm. Again, if there are still ice crystals in your veggies, feel free to refreeze, refrigerate or eat them.
Bacteria grow faster once the temperature rises above 40 ºF, so if you have lost the battle and the freezers and coolers can no longer keep food above 40 ºF, then it's time to throw in the towel.
Make a soup on your propane grill and share it with the neighbors. Or, throw the stuff in your compost pile.
Over the winter, Mother Nature will help you to make some good compost for growing next year's crop!
For more information about what to do when your power goes out, contact the UConn Home and Garden Education Center at (877) 486-6271 or www.ladybug.uconn.edu .
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CEDAR CITY, Utah, May 12, 2020 (Gephardt Daily) — The Utah Shakespeare Festival announced Tuesday it will cancel its 2020 season because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
"While the festival announced a revised season on April 13, there are simply too many obstacles to overcome," said a news release from the Cedar City-based festival.
"The safety and health of the festival's staff, artists, audiences and community guided this difficult but necessary decision."
"This is a direct result of the devastating impacts of COVID-19 on performing arts," said Frank Mack, executive producer. "When we announced our revised season, we indicated that we would cancel our season if we had to, and sadly it has come to that."
The season had been planned for July 9 through Sept. 5 featuring five shows playing in rotating repertory and a free green show.
"Among the myriad challenges facing the season, Actors' Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers, will not be extending contracts to professional theaters until their new safety protocols are written and implemented, a decision the festival fully supports," the news release said.
"The festival planned to start rehearsals June 15 and requested information from AEA on the availability of contracts last week."
On May 8 the festival received this statement from the director of the Western Region of AEA: "At this time in the COVID-19 pandemic, the landscape is continuing to change in scientific knowledge regarding the contagion and avoidance of this disease. And as you are aware, we have very recently contracted Dr. David Michaels to assist our union — and our industry — in the establishment of appropriate safety protocols for actors, stage managers and others in live theater."
The festival explored numerous options to safely produce the season including quarantining, testing and health monitoring for the seasonal staff and substantially limiting costuming and scenery, as well as measures for the audience such as seating six feet apart and extensive sanitizing, the news release said.
Southern Utah University President Scott L. Wyatt said: "We did everything in our power to keep the festival open this summer. We know this news is difficult for the many individuals and small businesses in Cedar City who add so much to the festival experience. They are our most important partners and we look forward to next summer when the streets, restaurants, shops and hotels of Cedar City are full of theater-goers once again."
Jeff Larsen, chairman of the Festival Board of Governors, said: "The management team and the amazing staff at the festival have gone above and beyond all expectations to try and keep the 2020 season alive and bring professional live theater to Utah this summer, and the Board of Governors extends its appreciation for their efforts."
The festival will stay in touch with its audiences through a variety of virtual programming which will be announced soon, the news release said.
"There will be better days ahead, and the Utah Shakespeare Festival will once again be a source of joy, imagination and insights into the human condition," Mack said. "I'm heartbroken we can't do that this season, but am enthused by the prospect of our 60th anniversary next year."
The festival will contact all ticket holders for the 2020 season and will provide full refunds. Patrons who prefer to roll their ticket purchases into the 2021 season can do so, or donate the value of their tickets. Ticket holders can call 800-PLAYTIX, or wait to hear from festival staff.
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The name column values then correspond to the values column. How can I display this information in one view?
Currently, it looks like this:
occurrence_id name           value
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I want to make a view that will look like this:
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International Development Planning Review
'They say these are places for criminals, but this is our home': internalising and countering discourses of territorial stigmatisation in Harare's informal settlements
Bandauko, Elmond
Kutor, Senanu Kwasi
Annan-Aggrey, Eunice
Arku, Godwin
International Development Planning Review Ahead of print, 1–23.
I thought you would find this interesting: International Development Planning Review, Volume ahead-of-print, Issue 0 'They say these are places for criminals, but this is our home': internalising and countering discourses of territorial stigmatisation in Harare's informal settlements Bandauko, Elmond; Kutor, Senanu Kwasi; Annan-Aggrey, Eunice; Arku, Godwin Editors: Daniel Hammett; Glyn Williams International Development Planning Review Ahead of print, 1–23.
https://doi.org/10.3828/idpr.2021.9
counternarratives
place-based narratives
territorial stigmatisation
In developing countries, people living in informal settlements are subjected to different forms of coercive control such as threats of evictions, exclusion, blocked access to urban services and other types of structural violence. These coercive measures are legitimised through the discursive branding of informal settlements as 'unplanned', 'disorderly' and 'dangerous' neighbourhoods. This paper examines how people living in these denigrated neighbourhoods engage with and resist this territorial stigmatisation. It uses data from key informant interviews (KIIs) with urban elites, in-depth interviews (IDIs) and focus group discussions (FGDs) with residents of Harare's informal settlements. Our analysis reveals that while some informal settlement residents have internalised stigmatising discourses, others resist them through constructing counternarratives that seek to portray their settlements as 'good places for the urban poor', thereby creating a positive image of their neighbourhoods in the context of extreme spatial and socio-economic marginalisation. These place-based narratives are rooted in the shared experiences with informality and associational life in a city where such residents are needed yet unwanted. We conclude that while informal settlement residents are aware of their precarity and tenure insecurities, these counternarratives build strong solidarities to resist state-sponsored evictions, arbitrary relocations and other forms of structural violence.
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Who Is Amanda Anisimova? New Details On The 17-Year-Old Tennis Player And Her Stunning Win At The French Open
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Jun 8, 2019, 18:00 EDT
Amanda Anisimova is the last American standing at the 2019 French Open. The 17-year-old beat defending champion Simona Halep Thursday to reach her first trip to the semifinials at a major tournament. Amanda will need to beat Australia's Ashleigh Barty to make it to the finals of the championship. That match will take place on Saturday, June 8th at 5am Eastern time. Who is Amanda Anisimova?
1. Her parents are from Russia
Amanda Anisimova is the daughter of Konstantin and Olga Anisimova. Her parents moved to the United States from Russia in 1998 before Amanda was born. Originally, her parents wanted Amanda's sister Maria to be a tennis star. She was 10 when they moved to Florida so that she would have more opportunities. Amanda was born in Freehold Township, New Jersey on August 31, 2001. The family moved to Miami when she was three. She was mentored by her dad and the elite tennis coach Nick Saviano.
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2. She turned pro a year ago
Amanda Anisimova turned pro full-time just last year. She had competed professionlly before. She earned a wild card spot to the French Open two years ago when she was 15. In her first professional season, Amanda ended up ranked 95th in the world. She was the runner-up at the Hana Cupid Japan Women's Open and made it to the fourth round at Indian Wells. She reached the round of 16 at the Australian Open in January, evenutally losing to Petra Kvitova.
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3. She loves the individual nature of the sport
Amanda told WTA that she loves the individual nature of the sport the most. "In tennis, you don't have to depend on anyone. I did gymnastics as a kid, and I liked that too, because I only had to depend on myself. It's not like it's all about me but at the end of the day, if I won or lost, I knew what I had to improve, and couldn't rely on a team."
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4. Impressive earnings
Amanda Anisimova's WTA bio reveals that she has made $694,813 in her career. Most of that came from her win at the 2019 Copa Colsanitas in Bogata, Colombia. She won $250,000 at that tournament, which is her only tournament title to date. She will earn at least $662,000 for making the semifinals of the French Open, bringing her earnings to $1.34 million. Not bad for a 17-year-old!
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5. She'd like to be a surgeon
Amanda Anismova has a back-up plan. "If I didn't play tennis, I'd want to be a surgeon. Actually what I want to do is go to online college while I'm in my pro career and then go to med school after I finish." In her free time, Amanda reads books and watches YouTube videos about science and chemistry.
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Tissue transglutaminase IgA
S -tTGAbA
In coeliac disease, the gluten in food causes inflammation on the lining of the small intestine which, over time, damages the villi structures of the small intestine. The damage can be repaired by eliminating gluten from the person's diet. Gluten is found in wheat, rye and barley, for example.
Coeliac disease entails hereditary predisposition and may break out in childhood or adulthood, causing a life-long disorder. About 2% of Finns have been diagnosed with coeliac disease, whereas about 10% have been diagnosed with dermatitis herpetiformis, a cutaneous manifestation of coeliac disease. In coeliac disease, the body forms antibodies against its own structures. These include transglutaminase, endomysial and gliadin peptide antibodies.
When should tTGAbA be measured?
The symptoms may be so mild or vague that it is difficult to realise they are caused by coeliac disease.
The most typical symptoms include:
Long-term diarrhoea
Stomach pain, bloating and flatulence
Fluctuations in bowel movements
Reduced speed of growth in children
Lack of nutrients: iron deficiency anaemia, vitamin D deficiency
Lactose intolerance caused by damage to the small intestine
Bone fragility (osteoporosis)
Tooth enamel loss
What does a tTGAbA test measure?
IgA-class transglutaminase antibodies (tTGAbA) are the most sensitive and precise test for diagnosing coeliac disease. Some people don't have IgA antibodies at all, and in that case coeliac disease is diagnosed with test tTGAbG. In those suffering from coeliac disease, the IgA deficiency is about 10–15-fold compared to the entire population.
How to interpret the tTGAbA-test result?
Normally, the result is:
Reference values:
Negative: < 7 U/ml
At threshold range: 7–10 U/ml
Positive: >10 U/ml
tTGAbA is the most sensitive and precise test for diagnosing coeliac disease.
Changes in the antibodies indicate aggravated or reactivated coeliac disease. A gluten-free diet alleviates or even eliminates the symptoms of those suffering from coeliac disease and normalises the antibodies, although this takes several months. After a diagnosis of coeliac disease, the antibody levels should be monitored after about 6 months and then every 1 to 2 years. The tissue transglutaminase antibody test is not suited for diagnosing coeliac disease in children under the age of 2.
What can cause elevated tTGAbA values?
High levels of tTGAbA antibodies may indicate coeliac disease.
What can cause decreased tTGAbA values?
A healthy body does not produce tTGAbA antibodies.
The most typical additional tTGAbA tests:
Endomysial antibodies (3729 S-EMA)
Lactose intolerance test indicates whether you suffer from a metabolic disorder (B -Lakt-D)
Sources (tTGAbA)
SYNLAB test list: Tissue transglutaminase, IgA and IgG antibodies (1885 S -tTGAbA, 1886 S -tTGAbG) https://www2.synlab.fi/laboratoriokasikirja/tutkimuskuvaukset/kudostransglutaminaasi-iga-ja-igg-vasta-aineet-1885-s-ttgaba-1886-s-ttgabg/
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Milwaukee: F Nikola Mirotic played 15 minutes while scoring four points on 2-of-8 shooting. "He's just getting back in conditioning and health and everything like that," Bucks coach Mike Budenholzer said. Mirotic had missed the last 11 regular-season games after fracturing his left thumb on March 19 against the Los Angeles Lakers. ... The Bucks' 70 points were the second-most in a first half in franchise history. They scored 77 against Philadelphia in the Eastern Division semifinals in March 1970.


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Can hot favourite Serena match Steffi Graf's major haul?
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IMAGE: United States' Serena Williams celebrates winning her semi final match against Poland Agnieszka Radwanska. Photograph: Cameron Spencer/Getty Images
Serena Williams is on course to match Steffi Graf's major haul in the Australian Open on Saturday, but German seventh seed Angelique Kerber will be hoping she can prevent the American from emulating her idol while carving her own piece of history.
The 34-year-old World No 1 is a raging hot favourite to beat the first-time finalist on Rod Laver Arena, a victory that would move the American to 22 grand slam singles titles, the same as Graf and a record for the Open era.
Australia's Margaret Court holds the overall record with 24.
Williams had the opportunity to join Graf last year at the US Open, victory at which would have also given her a calendar year grand slam, the first since Graf in 1988.
Italy's Roberta Vinci, however, knocked out the world number one in the semi-finals, which also ended the American's year as she took a few months off to recover from injuries and deal with the mental anguish of having missed the calendar Grand Slam.
That loss in New York has obviously resonated in her preparations for Melbourne Park, where she has appeared completely focussed since a testing first round clash with Italy's Camila Giorgi.
She has not dropped a set at all and conceded just 17 games since the Giorgi clash and battered the five-time Grand Slam champion Maria Sharapova 6-4, 6-1 in the quarter-finals and fourth seed Agnieszka Radwanska 6-0, 6-4 in the semi-finals.
Both Sharapova and Radwanska said afterwards they felt that Williams was playing at a level above everyone else.
"I would say this is probably the best Slam I've played in a year, and I've won a lot in a year," Williams told reporters on Friday. "Even if I don't win, I really can take away that I've been really consistent and I want to continue that."
Williams and Kerber have met six times, with the American winning five, though Kerber's 6-4, 6-4 victory in Cincinnati in 2012 was one she would not forget.
"I thought she played unbelievable in that match," Williams said. "I think from then on out I've been really focused that she's someone that I, and everyone, has to take very seriously."
Kerber, who saved a match point in her first round clash with Japan's Misaki Doi, will enter her first grand slam final with immense confidence, believing a 'nothing to lose' attitude had got her this far.
It was that attitude that helped her overturn a 2-5 second set deficit in her quarter-final against Victoria Azarenka and gave her a first win over the Belarusian in their seventh match.
"'Nothing to lose' means I can go out there and try to play like I'm playing, without pressure," the 28-year-old said. "I think most will say, 'okay, Serena will win'.
"But I don't have so much pressure like she has. I know I can lose the match. That's why I'm going out there to try to win it."
Kerber's confidence comes from four years of consistent play, in which she has consolidated a top-10 ranking, won seven tournaments and made the WTA Finals three times.
She will be ranked a career-best fourth by the end of the tournament, and could be two if she becomes the first German to clinch a major since Graf won the last of her slams at Roland Garros in 1999.
"I think I grow in the last few years to be a top-10 player," she said.
"Now I'm back in the top five. I think I showed everybody that I deserve it. That's a good feeling."
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The new acute care hospital in Gødstrup will cover the entire western area of the Central Denmark Region. The hospital is expected to be ready for use by 2020 and will consist of an acute care unit, a somatic department and a psychiatric hospital.
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Hina said she enjoyed the confidence of the civilian government and the Army of Pakistan. This is noteworthy. Why did the Pak Army have to bow to the wishes of the civilian government, which in turn, put Washington's advisory in place? Of late, Pakistan Army and ISI have taken a beating from Washington for their covert terror links. Krishna-Qureshi meeting of July 2010 convinced Washington that pragmatism in Pak-Afghan and Indo-Pak relations could not be inducted and made result-oriented with a Pakistani foreign minister carrying the agenda of the Army, the ISI and the religions extremists' organizations at home.
Hina's guarded words at the joint address to the media are a clear indication that a new direction needs to be given to bilateral relations. Obviously, the deck cannot be cleared in one go. A lot of spade work needs to be done to come to a level where the two countries will be impelled by mutual trust convergence. Consequently, the beginning has to be modest, like trade and travel, more relaxed visa regime, upgraded CBMs, and more humanistic approach to prisoners etc. In the past, whenever a Pakistani delegation was scheduled to meet its counterpart in India, it began the visit with Kashmir tantrum. That vitiated the entire atmosphere of building mutual trust. This has not been the case with Hina. All that she said was that the process of dialogue should go on uninterrupted. She did not speak of Pakistan's jugular vein. A pragmatic foreign minister of Pakistan needs no advisory to convince her that what her country could not get out of three wars and a proxy war with India could not be extracted by any bilateral dialogue howsoever cordial and smooth. With this realism in place, all that is possible to do is to cooperate with India in easing the hardships of the people in both sides of the divided state. Some of the ways of easing the hardships could be identified on both sides and implemented through mutual cooperation. This perception seems to be the guiding element for Hina to invite Kashmir separatist leaders for exchange of ideas on the eve of her arrival in New Delhi. Obviously, she will have asked them to give her the roadmap of their demand for freedom. This roadmap, if at all presented to her, will be reacted to by Pakistan almost along the same lines as New Delhi would. In other words, the two countries will find convergence on their reaction to the demand of "azaadi" of the separatists of Kashmir. The separatist delegation will also need to ask the Pakistani foreign minister about the status of Gilgit and Baltistan where China has got a firm foothold now in one way or the other affecting the whole spectrum of strategies in the region.
If Pakistan realizes the threat of jihadis to her very survival and the role of Army in crediting the jihadis with the sobriquet of first line of defence against India, this could become a catalyst to a change in Indo-Pak bilateral relations, which Hina has put more simply by saying that the new generation in India and Pakistan should think differently than what their ancestors thought. As far the Pakistani jihadis who have become more vocal of late, it is hoped that Geelani government will do all it can to contain them while Indian security forces will deal with them as they deserve. This should not affect the flow of new CBMs between the two countries.