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Zainol, Nur Razan Hayati (2019) Spatial interpolation patterns of PM10 based on location of virtual stations / Nur Razan Hayati Zainol. Degree thesis, Universiti Teknologi Mara Perlis.
Air quality monitoring stations is important to monitor the condition of air pollution and to control the air pollution. The limited number of existing air quality monitoring station has limited the accuracy of air quality assessment in Malaysia especially at micro-scale level. The aim of this study is to determine the spatial interpolation patterns of Particulate Matter (PMIO) based on the location of virtual stations in Pulau Pinang using Landsat 8 Operational Land Imager (OLI) and kriging interpolation method. The objectives are to determine the virtual stations of PMIO and to identify the spatial variation of PMIO asing kriging interpolation on virtual stations. In this study, the satellite image of Landsat 8 OLI which consists of new spectral bands are used to generate virtual stations based on the location of Continuous Air Quality Monitoring (CAQM) stations. Kriging interpolation method is also carried out to identify the spatial variation patterns in order to determine the concentration of PMIO. Based on the result, there are 48 virtual stations generated based on the location of CAQM stations in Pulau Pinang. It is found that the virtual stations within residential area contribute the highest concentration of PMIO pollutants. Overall, the concentration of PMIO based on virtual stations in Pulau Pinang is possible to be identified. The finding has shown that the spatial interpolation pattern of PMIO is possible to be demonstrated based on location of virtual station. This information can be used by environmental department and local authorities for further development.


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University of Nottingham Malaysia > Blogs > UNMC Careers Advisory Service > Competition > Eight UNMC Students Advance Into National Level of MGAC 2015
June 2, 2015, by Noor Syuhada
Eight UNMC Students Advance Into National Level of MGAC 2015
For this year's Maybank Go Ahead Challenge (MGAC 2015), The University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus (UNMC) became the first of 26 campuses in the region to host the Campus Level stage. Sixty participants from local universities – including two-thirds from UNMC – had demonstrated their business acumen in an entire-day challenge, held in various on-campus venues on May 6, 2015.
During the Challenge briefing, UNMC Careers Advisory Services (CAS) Head, Alicia Ch'ng said the overwhelming response from UNMC students had prompted the CAS team to host the Campus Level stage with Maybank.
"Due to overwhelming response to this competition, with more than 300 UNMC students registering for the Challenge, the CAS team decided we wanted to work with Maybank to give students the first taste of the highly anticipated MGAC 2015. This business competition is one-of-its-kind in the region and is a pleasing arena for our students to expand their network and meet like-minded and motivated people from different parts of the world such as Singapore, Indonesia, Cambodia, Hong Kong and the Philippines."
Alicia added, regardless of whether the students win or lose, their participation will not only boost their resumes but their effort will eventually translate into soft skills that are more than welcomed in future job applications.
"Going forward, the hands-on teamwork experience in this competition will make them a much stronger job candidate in the future," said Alicia.
The Campus Level stage was divided into exciting games in which the participants had to assume different team roles and collaboratively work on business case projects.
"The energy and effort from all the students were inspiring. All (participants) gave their best which resulted into very interesting outcomes and solutions to the challenges we had presented to them," said one of MGAC 2015 organising commitee members Maria Fatima.
At the end of the Challenge, 10 students – eight from UNMC and two from Multimedia University – had advanced to the next stage, which is the National Level, joining other Campus Level finalists for a spot on the week-long Grand Finals scheduled in August, which will gather the best participants from more than 13 countries. The deserving team and individual winners will receive the ultimate cash prize of USD72,000 and become part of the prestigious Global Maybank Apprentice Programme.
Details of all UNMC qualifiers can be found below:
Mohamed Emad Abdelraouf Ahmed, BA (Honours) Finance, Accounting & Management
Teh Yong Lin, BSc(Honours) Applied Psychology & Management
Tasmia Maherien Chowdhury, BA (Honours) Business Economics & Finance
Chaitan Kumar Purmessur, BA (Honours) Business Economics & Finance
Yong Chung Li, BEng/MEng (Honours) Mechatronic Engineering|
Muhammad Hafiz bin Hassan, BA (Honours) Finance, Accounting & Management
Keng Wei Jin, MPhil/PhD Mechanical, Materials & Manufacturing Engineering
Linur Chubaev, BA (Honours) Business Economics & Finance
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Boot, wheelbarrow, thimble ousted from Monopoly board game
4 years 10 months 6 days ago Friday, March 17 2017 Mar 17, 2017 March 17, 2017 11:46 AM March 17, 2017 in News
ATLANTIC CITY - Monopoly is making changes: The boot has been booted, the wheelbarrow has been wheeled out, and the thimble got the thumbs down in the latest version of the board game.
In their place this fall will be a Tyrannosaurus rex, a penguin and a rubber ducky.
Pawtucket, Rhode Island-based Hasbro says more than 4.3 million voters from 146 countries weighed in on which tokens they wanted to see in future versions of the property-acquisition board game, which is based on the real-life streets of Atlantic City, New Jersey.
There were 64 contenders, including a winking emoji, a hashtag, a clunky '80s-style cellphone and a pair of bunny slippers.


Canicross is running over different terrains and distances with a trained dog. The children have learnt to give the dog commands and use equipment safely. It can be tiring for all involved as we usually run over a mile in total as well as completing sprints with the dog. It's great to learn to get on with other humans as well as cheeky canines!
Joshua and Francesca are enjoying the Canicross club. Joshua in particular has gained lots of confidence. He can now confidently handle the dog and is confident to run and give the dog commands. We have noticed his fitness has also improved. Francesca was already confident and has been a fantastic role model, setting herself running targets and supporting others.


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Profoto continues to affirm their commitment to full-featured flash systems with onboard TTL capability with the introduction of the impressive, battery-powered B10 OCF Flash Head. Part of the OCF family which began with the reduced-size B2 power pack, continued with the full-sized B1X monolight, and most recently the A1 shoe-mount Studio Light, the B10 combines the best characteristics of the monolight with those of auto-exposure, on-camera flashes. In a move that's consistent with their ongoing "techno-logic" Profoto packs all the features of the previous OCF lights into the 7" B10.
The 250Ws light has a 10-stop variable power range and swift recycle times of 0.05 to 2.2 seconds. Flash duration is an action-stopping 1/7,000 second but there's a Freeze Mode that prioritizes flash duration resulting in a very short 1/50,000 second at minimum power. The B10 is powered by a lithium-ion battery that gives a notable 400 full-power flashes on a 90 minute charge, while 60 minutes will top up the battery to 80% if you're short of time. Of course, one of the B10's most exciting features is TTL technology that takes advantage of your DSLR's flash auto-exposure system and significantly shortens the time between inspiration and execution and capture. The path to this great feature is purchase of an optional wireless radio Air Remote TTL controller which is currently made for Nikon, Canon, Fujifilm, Olympus, and Sony cameras.
The hot-shoe-mounting controller has 8 channels and 3 groups, ensuring minimal interference with other nearby systems and equipment. Each group can be controlled independently from one another, permitting +/-2 EV adjustment of power ratios for TTL systems and nine stops of manual control. It can trigger the B10 in manual mode at distances up to 1000 feet and in TTL mode up to 300 feet - the length of a football field. The B10 and the Air Remote TTL also support High Speed Sync with shutter speeds as quick as 1/8000 sec to give the photographer complete control of background illumination or to allow use of wide apertures for creative work. There's also a Profoto Smartphone App that allows you to capture well-lit images wirelessly with your phone.
Besides this multitude of features, the B10 has an LED modeling light with the equivalent power of a 150W incandescent lamp that's not only dimmable, but has color temperature that's variable from 3000 to 6500K. Its high CRI of 90-96 makes it usable for video. The battery will give you 75 minutes run time on full power.
A small form factor, battery power, remote control, photo and video compatibility, and smartphone connectivity make the B10 another impressive entry in the OCF roster.


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import cpw.mods.fml.common.network.simpleimpl.IMessageHandler;
import cpw.mods.fml.common.network.simpleimpl.MessageContext;
import io.netty.buffer.ByteBuf;
import net.minecraft.client.Minecraft;
import net.minecraft.entity.player.EntityPlayer;
import net.minecraft.util.ChatComponentText;
import net.minecraft.world.World;

import java.util.List;

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{
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We spoke to professional organizers and chefs for their expert tips.
Does it feel like a game of Tetris every time you stuff leftovers into the refrigerator? Or, did you pull out a salad dressing bottle from the back of the fridge, only to discover it expired months ago? Are your groceries expiring fast, causing massive food waste?
If any of this is frequently happening to you, it may be time to deep clean and organize your refrigerator the right way. Not only will it bring you joy (thanks, Marie Kondo!), but proper organization can also help your food last longer and ultimately save you money on your groceries.
To get this right, you'll want to pull everything out of the fridge, toss expired items, give the shelves a good wipe down, and then—here's the important part—put everything back in your fridge in a way that will best preserve your food and make sure no cross-contamination happens.
To help, we called in experts such as professional organizers and chefs to share smart tips on how to organize your refrigerator. Here's what they have to say.
In general, food safety experts say you should organize your food based on the temperatures that food needs to be cooked at (more on that later!). With that in mind, keep the top shelf reserved for leftovers and pre-cooked foods. You can use your top shelf to stash ready-to-eat foods, drinks, and herbs that are wrapped in damp paper towels and stored in resealable bags or sealable containers, suggests Executive Chef Jonathan Dearden from Radiator in Washington, D.C.
Adjustable shelving is a perk of refrigerators, says Chaos Concierge owner Elise Gurock. She recommends spacing shelves out based on what food is bought most frequently. Middle shelving is still eye level and easy to reach, so that makes it a good spot for milk, juices, and eggs, she says.
Keep your lower shelves for raw meats and fish. If you have multiple lower shelves, though, you'll want to keep cooking temperatures in mind.
Foods that require a lower cooking temperature should be stored above foods that require a higher cooking temperature, explains Janilyn Hutchings, a food scientist who is a Certified Professional in Food Safety and in-house specialist for StateFoodSafety.
For example, a beef roast, which needs to be cooked to 145 degrees, should be stored above ground beef, which requires a minimum internal temperature of 155 degrees. Ground beef should be stored above poultry, which needs to be cooked to 165 degrees. This can help prevent cross-contamination because what you don't want to happen is, for example, you accidentally stored raw chicken above a whole, raw beef steak and chicken juice dripped onto the steak.
"When you cook the steak, it likely wouldn't be cooked to a high enough temperature to kill the bacteria, specifically Salmonella, that could come from the chicken drippings," she explains.
Also, you can prevent juice from dripping by storing raw meat on trays, Hutchings says.
Refrigerator-door foods should be mostly condiments and beverages, Dearden says, and cut citrus is also OK for this spot. But don't stash your eggs or milk here because it's the warmest part of your fridge.
Your crispers are designed for produce, but you don't want raw meat cross-contaminating your fruits or veggies, right? If your crisper drawers stack on top of one another, you could put meat in the lower one (rather than placing on the lower fridge door) or if they are side-by-side, you could reserve one drawer just for meat.
Another option is you could put fresh vegetables and fruits on one side and deli meats and cheeses on the other, suggests Chef Mark Estee, of Liberty Food & Wine Exchange in Reno, Nevada.
Ready-to-eat salads can be stored in a crisper drawer, too, Dearden says, but make sure you don't leave produce in the original packaging from the store. "These bags are meant for transfer from the grocery store to home," he says. It's best to use good quality bags that are reusable.
If you purchase frozen foods, you'll want to keep them frozen until you're ready to thaw and use or cook it, Hutchings says. This includes frozen vegetables, meats, and ready-to-eat meals, Hutchings says. You can also purchase most of these foods fresh, like fruits, vegetables, and raw meat or poultry, and freeze them before they spoil. Freezing and re-freezing, though, can change the texture of your food, she says, so just keep that in mind when you're deciding which foods to freeze when it comes time to defrost them before cooking and eating later.
Store ready-to-eat foods like ice cream at the top. Then do frozen foods and vegetables that will be cooked. Below that, keep raw meats and seafood that will be cooked to 145 degrees. The next shelf should be for ground meats and other foods cooked to 155 degrees, and the bottom shelf should be reserved for raw poultry products and other foods cooked to 165 degrees. And now you're armed with all the right knowledge it takes to have your fridge organized the right way.


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Soft Adventure Travel for Groups
By Rachel Carter
Yellowstone Under Canvas
West Yellowstone, Montana
When Sarah and Jacob Dusek returned to Jacob's home state of Montana in 2009, the couple started an upscale, upland bird-hunting company, Sage Safaris. During the all-inclusive excursions, guests slept in large canvas, safari-style tents.
"They were very popular, and we were asked if we would ever put tents in other locations; people were calling all the time," Sarah Dusek said.
That interest led the Duseks to open Yellowstone Under Canvas in 2012 on a section of Bar N Ranch just seven miles from the nearest entrance to Yellowstone National Park. The camp has about 60 tents, ranging from basic tepees with cots to multiroom canvas mansions complete with interior private showers, toilets and high-end furnishings.
"The wonderful thing about glamping [glamorous camping] is you get to experience the outdoors, you get to be in the nature with stunning views, stunning surroundings without any of the hassle of packing your own camping gear, without it being uncomfortable or buying a lot of equipment you don't own," Sarah Dusek said. "It's the easy way to enjoy the outdoors."
The luxury camp opens at the end of May and closes after Labor Day weekend. The beginning and end of the season tend to be slower, making them perfect times for groups to book several tents — or reserve the entire camp, she said. Yellowstone Under Canvas can sleep 150 people, although the camp and the ranch can host much larger events. The Bar N Ranch restaurant is open for breakfast and dinner every day, and groups can order box lunches to take with them on their daily adventures.
Yellowstone Under Canvas partners with a variety of providers in the area that offer horseback riding, white-water rafting, fly-fishing, zip lining, guided hikes and guided tours of the park, Dusek said.
People fly from all over the country and the world to visit Yellowstone National Park, and the camp offers families and groups a feasible way to fully experience Montana's nature.
"It doesn't compare to being in a motel; it's a completely different experience than that, but then it's also a completely different experience than lugging your own gear and setting up camp," Dusek said. "It's a good halfway point; you can be in the nature and experience the early morning air and the mist and sunrises and sunsets without it being difficult."
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Clear Creek Guest Ranch
Burnsville, North Carolina
Clear Creek Guest Ranch sits in a valley of the Smoky Mountains, about 45 miles northeast of Asheville, North Carolina, and is nearly surrounded by Pisgah National Forest.
The guest ranch is also a dude ranch that's home to 45 horses, ranging from spritely 2-year-olds to calmer 20-somethings. Ranch guides match Clear Creek's surefooted horses' personalities to each guest's riding ability and lead horseback rides on the ranch's 11 named mountain trails, said ranch manager Rusty Oleszewski.
"That is our main draw," he said of the Clear Creek's horseback riding. "The majority of the time, it's on mountain trails, and we do offer an extended ride when we travel down the road a ways and go into national forest."
The ranch has four buildings that can sleep about 55 people "if we put a head on every pillow," Oleszewski said, but they're more like guest houses than individual cabins. One building has eight one-bedroom units, another houses four two-bedroom units, and the final one offers four one-bedroom units. A duplex also has two three-bedroom units, he said.
Guests can relax by fly-fishing or tubing on the South Toe River next to the ranch or go off-ranch for adrenaline-pumping zip lining and white-water rafting trips. Guests can also hike, mountain bike, swim in the pool and join the wranglers for cookouts, karaoke and line dancing.
Clear Creek also offers a craft tour that showcases the area's artists and studios. The mountains surrounding Asheville are "home to many pottery-makers and glassblowers, artisans and craftspeople," Oleszewski said.
"Once people find their way to this area, they fall in love with it," he said. "Most of the artists we go to see, they have their own little workshop next to their house. We have several world-renowned artists that live in the woods, and we're able to take our guests right to the studios."
Spring and fall are good times for groups to book because the ranch can reserve the entire property for the group and "cater just to them," Oleszewski said.
www.clearcreekranch.com


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Bringing Diversity Back to the Oak Openings
Scott Abella began researching changes in plant life in the Oak Openings in 2002 as an undergraduate intern from Grand Valley State University in Michigan. Fifteen years later, Dr. Abella, assistant professor in the School of Life Sciences at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, continues his research on his summer breaks.
Part of his job then, as now, was to document changes in the makeup of plant communities after Metroparks began removing aging pine trees planted in the early half of the 1900s to stem soil erosion.
The pines served their purpose, but also prevented the growth of native species in the rare Oak Openings Region of western Lucas County. When the pines were removed, the results were dramatic.
"It's been a complete ecosystem transformation," he said.
Dr. Abella recently detailed Metroparks work in a paper, Restoring and conserving rare native ecosystems: A 14-year plantation removal experiment, in the journal, Biological Conservation.
He explains the project in the video below.
Photos by Art Weber; video by Tyler Sabo


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Final Programme Announced for the Teijin Sponsored MotorsportAM Conference
Fluency Marketing is pleased to announce the final programme for the Teijin Sponsored MotorsportAM, the Advanced Materials for Motorsport Conference, taking place at Silverstone Circuit, UK on 8th and 9th October 2020.
The sessions included in the MotorsportAM programme are focused on:
Advanced Materials for Motorsport
Sustainability in Motorsport
Design & Testing
Advanced Manufacturing Technologies
Electric Vehicles & Battery Technology
The line-up also includes keynote presentations from Dr Cristiana Pace, Founder & Director, ENovation Consulting Ltd., Professor Willem Toet of Sauber Aerodynamik and Mr Yutaka Yagi, Managing Director & General Manager of Technology at Teijin Automotive Center Europe. These industry experts will be joined by a range of speakers which include James Ganderton, Aerodynamics Lead at Oxford Brookes Racing, Nicola Scimeca, lifetime self-acclaimed race engineer and CoFounder at YCOM, Johann Wacht, Motorsports Manager for Bcomp, and automotive futurist and the Ultimate Battery Co Chief Commercial Officer, Malcolm Earp, amongst others.
These industry experts will join special guest, Louise Goodman, TV Presenter and Journalist who is dubbed as the first woman of Formula One. Louise Goodman is an award-winning TV presenter and journalist with over 25 years of media experience. Her childhood interest in motorsport was first sparked by the exploits of James Hunt and she has gone on to build a very successful career in this male-dominated and highly competitive arena.
To see the full programme, please visit https://www.motorsportam.com/2020programme
The event, sponsored by Teijin, features great interactive presentations, Q&A, a panel session, exhibition and networking dinner. There are still options to be involved and the team are available to ensure you get the most from your experience.
Gemma Smith, Fluency Marketing Managing Director, said; 'We are very pleased to have government backing to hold MotorsportAM and bring together experts from across the motorsport and advanced materials sectors. We have a fantastic line-up of industry experts, entrepreneurs and enthusiasts and look forward to two thought-provoking days of knowledge exchange."
Fluency Marketing continues to monitor the current Covid-19 pandemic and is working alongside Silverstone Circuit to ensure the safety of attendees is the number one priority. Measures such as temperature checks and air filtration systems will be in place to minimise any risks. Government guidelines will be followed closely, and any adjustments will be made in accordance with this.
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Terra Ex is a 4x ("explore, expand, exploit, and exterminate"), True-Time space game that combines science fiction and real research data to create a universe of treacherous planets, dangerous alien life forms and endless exploration.
Our story begins eons from now, when Earth collides with Mars. Humanity must face an uncertain future: we must forge new civilizations in the far corners of space. Your ships are small at first, but opportunity is endless. Will you become a merchant society or focus on espionage? Do you seek to dominate the universe or live peacefully among other races?
Once you branch out into the galaxy, you'll have the opportunity to work with or fight against other players. You can build up your weapons or search for planets rich in minerals.
How Will Terra Ex Work?
Terra Ex will be a free to play browser-based game, which means you can play it on anything with an internet browser. Players can play on their own or with friends to create sprawling empires. Building takes time and research. You will be able to speed up your progress using in-game currency to purchase faster builds, special weapons and upgrades.
Gameplay will take place using 3 Strategic view modes: Galactic View, System View and the War Room.
The Galactic view is a top down map of the explored Universe. From here you can see your occupied systems, known enemy systems, and those that are part of your alliance. All ship movement takes place in this view.
Construction, research and upgrades will take place in the system view. Build ships, upgrade your station, manage your resources and position your defenses from this view.
All your battle decisions take place here. See an overview of the battlefield, give attack orders, movement commands and issue fall back commands at the beginning of each combat round to adjust for changing scenarios. After each battle, a Battle report will be generated. Scour those reports and casualty lists for clues on how to improve your tactics for the next battle. These reports will offer simple information like number of ships lost and loot collected, and can be expanded to detail effectiveness of weapons and upgrades, statistics for each round, and storyline logs, describing the decisions your ship captains made that lead to their victory or untimely death. These Battle Reports can be invaluable when planning your next attack.
True Time is a hybrid between a Real-Time Strategy game and Turn-Based Strategy game. Base building, research, upgrades and movement all take place in real time. When combat begins, time is segmented into rounds, allowing the player to make critical decisions, fall back or change their strategy as the battle evolves.
Every ship in the game can be upgraded from level 1 through 10. Increasing your level allows you to outfit your ships with more weapons, armor, shields, propulsion systems and unique modules to gain advantages during combat. Each ship has a finite number of slots. Choose how you want to balance, weapons, armor, propulsion and other modules for the deadliest combination.
What Makes Terra Ex Different?
Terra Ex is unlike any other space game in that it combines both exciting gameplay and scientific facts. To make this game accurate, we teamed up with the people who know this stuff best: NASA/JPL.
Specifically, the scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. (That's the place where the Mars Rovers were built.) The scientists and engineers responsible for landing things on other planets are helping ensure the technologies in the game either do exist now or could exist someday.
Well, you could Ask O.D.I.N. the galactic knowledge network.
Ask O.D.I.N. is a button you'll find next to many of the in-game technologies. If you're curious about the technologies, press the button and a small text box will give you information on the real world version of this technology is today, and where it may be in the future. Our stretch goals will include a video clip of an actual scientist working on that technology who will explain where that technology is today and where we hope it will be in the future.
This educational aspect of the game isn't limited to technologies. All of the star systems you build bases in really exist. The game will provide information about each of those systems, and you can use apps like StarWalk to pinpoint where your base would be in the real night sky.
NASA is hard at work each day, discovering new planets and galaxies and whatever else is out there to find. On your home screen, a link will take you to a proprietary application made by NASA JPL that will allow you to tour planets and star systems that are being discovered in real time in 3D. Any new system, planet or star discovered will be added to the game for you to explore.
What Else Makes Terra Ex Awesome?
Space is really big. Traveling through it takes time. That means, when an attack is launched against you, you'll have time to prepare. This doesn't mean you'll have to wait thousands of years for the next vessel to arrive; we've compressed time into hours.
Imagine you've just built an exploratory base in uncharted space. You set up a long-range sensor array. You get a warning that an enemy armada is heading straight for your station and will arrive in four hours. You now have the advanced warning to build new ships, move existing ships into position, and prepare your defenses for that attack.
Does that mean it's going to take hours for me to attack every enemy base?
Not at all. That would get very boring, very fast. Computer-controlled alien bases will be within instant reach and, depending on how far away player-controlled bases are, your ships could take minutes or hours to get there. Terra Ex allows you to instantly travel through the systems you own so you may position your forces strategically throughout the map. If you wish to fast travel to an enemy system, you have the option of building Way-Stations. A Way-Station will allow you to fast travel through any system you have not yet colonized, but you must keep them well defended, as your enemies will surely be on the lookout for them. You can fast travel through any space you or your allies control.
But there's a catch: if you're going to attack something far away, plan your force for what their base is going to be like, not for what it is. They'll have the time it takes you to travel to prepare their defenses, just as you did for your last attack.
If I'm new to the game, won't the more experienced players pummel me within minutes?
That wouldn't be fun, so we're not letting that happen. Every player starts out in a safe starting system. No players can attack these starting systems, no matter how much they'd like to. Every once in a while, you'll need to defend yourself against invading alien armadas, but you'll never get wiped out by an overwhelming force.
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The Odin Foundation primary goal is to support under-privileged youths with a passion for math and science.
Our team decided to give a generous 40% of the game's income back to the community to support science education (STEM).
Billions are spent each year on education, yet students in America are testing in the bottom 25-percentile in math and science. This is reflected in the fact that in 2010 there were roughly 240,000 high-tech jobs available, and less then 100,000 applicants qualified for those jobs. Many American companies are hiring S.T.E.M. (science, technology, engineering, and math) candidates from other countries.
We will be giving these monies to the Odin Foundation, NASA, and other institutions to forward the progress of science related education.
We also have an award-winning composer who's making it his mission to keep the music fun and befitting of different in-game situations.
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With 2,500 and 2,900 lbs. (1,134 and 1,315 kg) rated operating capacity, respectively, the New Holland C185 and C190 compact track loaders feature the lift capacity and reach of the Super Boom vertical lift linkage and a simple undercarriage design.
The Super Boom vertical linkage delivers more forward reach at maximum lift height for precise load placement.
The wide stance, low center of gravity and stability combine with a standard suspension seat to provide a smooth ride, while the undercarriage design provides long life with minimum maintenance, according to the manufacturer.
Both models also deliver productivity with a standard two-speed transmission for travel speeds up to 8 mph (12.8 kmh). The optional hydraulic mount plate allows the operator to securely attach or remove buckets and attachments without leaving the seat.
New Holland's compact track loaders also feature visibility with no rear frame towers to block the operator's view.


We've all been passing around a bit of a cold this last week. My four year old has this wicked cough that sometimes even causes him to throw up. It's always so sad to see your kids sick and they are so sad to have to stay inside and rest. Especially now that the weather is warm and it's spring–what a terrible time to get sick!
I was curious to try out this new app/website called American Well. It's an online medical service where you can see real doctors via your phone or your computer. I downloaded the free app, created a profile and then selected a doctor to start my online doctor's visit!
I waited for a few minutes, probably about five (which is a lot less time than it takes to get in the car and drive there plus wait in the waiting room where everyone is hacking up a lung) and then I was connected via video.
I was actually surprised it was a live video and I wish I had done my hair haha but it's only a quick visit. You could pick the same doctor every time though so they will get to know your kids.
I asked the doctor about my son's cough and she told me that it's safe to give him Robitussin DM (5 mL every 6-8 hours) which will definitely help him sleep and get over his cough faster.
I asked her how well she can diagnose things over the internet and she said there are many things you can determine based on just symptom descriptions. And she can prescribe things right there and they send the prescription right to your pharmacy so you can pick it up at your convenience.
I really was impressed with this simple app–connecting patients and doctors as quickly as a push of a button. Obviously you can't get shots and stuff but if you think you have a sinus infection, you can get a prescription for an antibiotic really easily.
American Well takes most insurances as well. It's actually the nation's largest telehealth company. Some general conditions the doctors encounter include: minor illnesses and injuries, general health and wellness concerns, prescription refills, and chronic condition management. They have all kinds of medical professionals–from primary care to specialists to nutritionists and behavior therapists. And one of the best parts is that they are available 24 hours a day! It always seems like when you need a doctor the most is at night or on the weekends right?
It's actually a really amazing app that I would love to use more. Going to the doctor is never very convenient, especially when you feel so sick you can't even imagine getting out of bed. It's like a return to the old days of at-home visits by your doctor. Cool!
Do you want to try American Well? Next time you or your kiddies are feeling under the weather, use the code MOMSQUAD to get a free visit! Click the green button below.
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Ochratoxin A
Ochratoxin A (OTA) is a mycotoxin produced by strains of Aspergillus like A. ochraceus, A. niger, and more rarely by A. carbonarius. Penicillium verrucosum and P. nordicum have been reported to produce OTA as well.1, 3, 4 There is not much information regarding the conditions under which these fungi produce the toxin but it is believed that OTA is produced under storage conditions that would favor mold growth.5 The general appearance of OTA producing fungi may vary from yellow-orange (Aspergillus) to blue-green (Penicillium).4 Chemically OTA consist of a para-chlorophenolic moiety containing a dihydroisocoumarin group that is amide-linked to L–phenylalanine.1 OTA is only slightly soluble in water, but it dissolves in ethanol, methanol and acetone.1 OTA like other relevant mycotoxins contaminates a broad variety of feed matrices, like corn, beans, peanuts, oats, barley, wheat and rye.1, 6 OTA is a known contaminant of various foodstuffs like olives, beans, beer, wine, cocoa, coffee, etc.3, 4
OTA is a carcinogenic mycotoxin and was included in group 2B by the IARC in 1993 (substances that are probably carcinogenic to humans).5 This mycotoxin exhibits nephrotoxic (kidney) effects like the degeneration of the convoluted tubule of nephron, renal interstitial fibrosis, decrease in thickness of basal membrane and glomerular hyalinization, anemia, proteinuria, uraemia.1, 2, 5 OTA displays teratogenic, genotoxic and carcinogenic effects (i.e. multifocal hemorrhages in several organs, fibrin thrombi in spleen, brain, liver, kidney and heart).1, 2, 5, 6 OTA is a potent immunosuppressor and immunomodulatory, giving rise to effects like the size reduction of thymus, spleen and lymph nodes, depression of antibody response, changes in immune cells number and function.1, 2, 3 OTA is toxic for embryos (placental translocation has been observed in animals) and it leaves residues in several tissues and animal products (livers, kidneys, spleen).1, 2, 3, 5
No regulation exists in the USA. In EU OTA is regulated in food and feed material.7
Table 1. EU legislation regarding OTA in feed material.7
Products intended for animal feed
Guidance value in mg/kg (ppm) relative to a feedingstuff with a moisture content of 12 %
Cereals and cereal products 0.25
Complementary and complete feedingstuffs for pigs 0.05
Complementary and complete feedingstuffs for poultry 0.1
Frantisek M., Ostry V., Pfohl-Leszkowicz A., Malir J., Toman J. (2016). Ochratoxin A: 50 Years of Research. Toxins (8) 191.
Grenier B., Applegate T.J., (2013). Modulation of Intestinal Function Following Mycotoxin Ingestion: Meta-Analysis of Published Experiments in Animals. Toxins (5) 396-430.http://www.fao.org/docrep/X5036E/x5036E1e.htm
Keblys M., Bernhoft A., Höfer C.C., Morrison E., Jørgen H., Larsen S., Flåøyen A. (2004). The effects of the Penicillium mycotoxins citrinin, cyclopiazonic acid, ochratoxin A, patulin, penicillic acid, and roquefortine C on in vitro proliferation of porcine lymphocytes. Mycopathologia (158) 317–324.
Krska R., Nährer K., Richard J. L., Rodrigues I., Schuhmacher R., Slate A. B., Whitaker T. B., (2012). Guide to Mycotoxins featuring Mycotoxin Risk Management in Animal Production. BIOMIN edition 2012
Marin S., Ramos A.J., Cano-Sancho G., Sanchis V., (2013). Mycotoxins: Occurrence, toxicology, and exposure assessment. Food and Chemical Toxicology (60) 218-237.
Richard J.L., (2007). Some major mycotoxins and their mycotoxicoses - an overview. International Journal of Food Microbiology (119) 3-10.
Commission regulation (EC) No 1881/2006. Communities, The commission of the European (2006).
More Mycotoxins
Aflatoxins
Ergot alkaloids
Patulin
Citrinin
Fumonisins
Zearalenone
Cyclopiazonic acid
T-2 Toxin
Deoxynivalenol


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Classical Reviews
Roderick Williams (baritone), Elizabeth Atherton (soprano), Ian Burnside (piano)
Classic Children's Songs
Just Accord Music JUSCD003 [75.41]
A gem of a disc from Just Accord, Classic Children's Songs offers a delightful programme of settings by a wide range of composers of some of the finest children's poetry. All the great names are here --A. A. Milne, Hilaire Belloc, Walter de la Mare, Rudyard Kipling, Edward Lear, Lewis Carroll, J. R. R. Tolkien, and the Scottish writers Robert Louis Stevenson and Kenneth Grahame—while the sleeve notes open with an excellent essay on the rise and "golden age" of classic, imaginative children's poetry, which helps to put the works in context.
Many of England's great composers are represented: Benjamin Britten, Herbert Howells, Cecil Armstrong Gibbs, Edward German, Lord Berners and Arthur Somervell, for instance. I was delighted to see composers such as Donald Swann and Harold Fraser-Simson here, too. There is a broad range of composition dates, from the turn of the last century through to the present day (with a wonderful inclusion from Radio 3 presenter Chris de Souza). Some of the songs are more "musical" than art song (stylistically speaking), yet despite the variety in dates and the difference in compositional styles, the works all elucidate their child-orientated subject matters beautifully, and work excellently as a programme set.
The poems are all about the innocence, beauty and excitement of the child's world, the magic and mystery, the exploration and discoveries, and all the songs are true to this spirit, capturing the nuances wonderfully. Roderick Williams, with his velvety-rich, gorgeously dark baritone, and Elizabeth Atherton (who captures both the musical sound and slightly more Edwardian parlour-song style brilliantly) are adroitly and sympathetically accompanied by a lively Ian Burnside. Both singers have beautiful enunciation, a lovely dramatic quality, and provide excellent and often amusing characterisations (such as Williams' weeping in Henry King, or the snorting of the pig in There was a lady who loved a pig) and accents (the voices of the guard in Hello Jolly Guardsman and the smuggler in A Smuggler's Song). The poignancy of the songs is also well-evoked, such as in Kipling's deeply moving My Boy Jack.
The highlights of the disc? Without a shadow of a doubt Roderick Williams singing in Elvish in Tolkien's Namarie, a song with a strong Gregorian Chant sound as actually suggested by Tolkien to Donald Swann; the lyrical opening The Owl and the Pussy Cat; Armstrong Gibbs' atmospheric version of de la Mare's Five Eyes; Fraser-Simson's famous version of Buckingham Palace and incredibly tender Vespers; and Somervell's gentle Wynken, Blynken and Nod, which concludes the disc.
There are only two criticisms to be made of this record. First, the lack of texts: although the disc does give a website link where one can access the words, this is not much use if one doesn't have immediate access to a computer! My second complaint is the glaring omission of Roger Quilter, one of England's finest song composers, whose Robert Louis Stevenson settings are unrivalled, and whose version of Lamplighter in particular, one of the most exquisitely-crafted and perfect songs ever written, really should be here. Otherwise, this disc is a fantastic combination of lovely settings and some of the best children's poetry. A charming compilation that both children and nostalgic adults will treasure.
The Primrose Piano Quartet
Susanne Stanzeleit (violin), Susie Meszdros (viola), Bernard Gregor-Smith (cello), John Thwaites (piano)
Bridge, Howells, Alwyn, Scott
Meridian CDE84547 [66:33]
The Primrose Piano Quartet are to be most highly commended for their outstanding work in bringing the neglected works of less familiar English composers to light, particularly on their latest release with Meridian records. Here they perform piano quartets by Frank Bridge, Herbert Howells, Cyril Scott and William Alwyn.
The disc opens with Bridge's Phantasy Piano Quartet, written for W. W. Cobbett's famous competition, which requested submissions of single-movement works, recalling the "Phantasies" of sixteenth and seventeenth-century English chamber music (Bridge's Piano Trio had won the Prize three years earlier). Composed in 1910, this Phantasy Quartet presents passionately lyrical sections interposed with playful, light scherzos, and a gorgeously tranquil ending that the Primrose Piano Quartet captures perfectly.
Herbert Howells' Piano Quartet of 1916 was dedicated "To the hill at Chosen and Ivor Gurney who knows it." Chosen Hill in Gloucestershire (Howells' home county) was a favourite haunt of Howells and his friend Gurney, another English composer who produced works of tremendous poignancy and beauty. The work is superbly performed, with its opening movement, Allegro moderato, full of restless, searching energy contrasted with a wonderfully rich, romantic slow movement.
William Alwyn's Rhapsody for Piano Quartet, with its beautiful chromaticism, is another single-movement work, of typically Alywnian rhythmic drive. Although written in 1950 -much later than the other works on this disc— the work nonetheless inhabits a similar sound world to the other pieces, and shares with them an intensity and luminosity peculiar to English music of the early twentieth century period.
The disc concludes with Cyril Scott's Quartet. Scott was one of the "Frankfurt Group" of predominantly British composers who studied composition together in Frankfurt (the others were Percy Grainger, the lone Australian in the group, Roger Quilter, that craftsman of most exquisite songs, Norman O'Neill, and the great musical patron Balfour Gardiner). Scott composed his Quartet when he was 21. Although he is now generally forgotten, by then his first symphony (which he later withdrew) had received its premiere in Germany, and his second symphony was soon to be conducted by Sir Henry Wood. The Quartet received its premiere in London in 1903 with Scott himself playing the piano part, after persuading Rudolf Kreisler to be the violinist. Kreisler's involvement brought the composer to the public's notice in a way which, as Scott said, "short of murder, nothing else could have done"! The confident writing and deep feeling of this work are astounding. It contains storms of impassioned outbursts in its romantic Allegro maestoso con spirito and Andante molto espressivo movements.
This is a disc that I highly recommend. It is well presented, with scholarly notes from Francis Pott. The incredibly accomplished Primrose Piano Quartet -which includes some of Britain's most acclaimed chamber musicians—play together with an ease and kinship that belies the difficulty of the music. The musicians display a polished rapport and excellent musical understanding and communication, and they capture the questing nature of the pieces and their glorious shades of light and dark brilliantly. Radiant performances of radiant music. --Em Marshall
Reviews on this page are copyright © Em Marshall 2011.
We are very pleased to welcome Em Marshall to the Albion team. Em brings to the magazine a background in music and freelance journalism. She is also the director of the English Music Festival, profiled in our last edition.--The Editor.


Avocados are the one fruit in my kitchen that I don't usually wash before using, but apparently I need to start. A report released by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on December 7 said it found Listeria monocytogenes bacteria on nearly 18 percent of the outer skins of avocados that were tested between 2014 and 2016.
Even though an avocado skin may seem thick and impenetrable, cutting through it with a knife could mean dragging the bacteria into the edible inner fruit, which is how you become sick. In defence of non-washers like myself, listeria was only found on the inside of an avocado in 0.2 percent of cases, but still, is it a risk worth taking?
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention think not. It says that 1,600 people get listeriosis each year, of which 260 die. Symptoms include fever, diarrhea, nausea, and achy muscles, and in serious cases can cause disorientation, convulsions, and a stiff neck. Most of the time listeriosis passes within a few days, but pregnant women, children, and the elderly are particularly vulnerable. Listeria is found in many foods, including deli meats, hot dogs, soft cheeses, raw sprouts, smoked salmon, and unpasteurized milk.
So, what is an avocado lover to do? Start washing, and don't stop at avocados. The FDA recommends washing every piece of produce prior to eating (but not too far in advance because it can cause food to spoil prematurely).
Learn how to make your own veggie and fruit washes here, or just use tap water and rub vigorously with a clean cloth afterward. Be sure to clean your cutting surface, knife, and hands to ensure no further contamination.


Desmond enters his 14th year as a college football analyst having covered the Rose Bowl, Fiesta Bowl, Sugar Bowl, and National Championship games. He joined ESPN in 2005 as a member of the popular College GameDay crew, and works alongside Rece Davis, Kirk Herbstreit and Coach Corso each Saturday during college football season. His television broadcast experience began as a contributor to Fox Sports' Best Damn Sports Show Period in 2003 and continued as a correspondent on ESPN 2's Cold Pizza in 2004 during the show's Super Bowl coverage. Howard was also a weekly contributor to Fox Sports Radio during the 2005-2006 NFL season. His in-game, color commentary experience began in 2008 as an analyst for the Detroit Lions during NFL preseason football and he's also been seen occasionally in this role for mid-week college football games on ESPN. Desmond is heard weekly on WQAM 560AM in Miami, analyzing the most intriguing college football match-ups. His television honors include four Sports Emmys as a College GameDay cast member.


Just a short article from Linkedin worth a look at.
Pressures are very important. Hence, the constant bombardment of information . Therefore coming out of the tyre trade and I am no exception. We see the effects of tyre pressures every day here in my tyre business in Halifax Yorkshire, UK.
As we remove the tyres from customers cars, we can see the causes of incorrect pressures. For this reason, the tyres wear out in different ways. The above illustration shows exactly the reasons that I am talking about.
The balance between over inflated tyres and under-inflated tyres is about the same. As expected, about 50/50. For this reason, we reckon that our customers are throwing good money away. Thus, by the fact of premature tyre wear. Hence, due to not checking their tyre pressures at regular intervals.
Of course,tyre pressures can have effects on driving experiences? What do I mean? Well, many of us will have driven an overloaded car, without knowing it. I have even seen this on motorways. Because the car or even a van is overloaded and the tyre pressures have not been increased . Therefore, the vehicle becomes unstable. The worst scenario can be that the vehicle will start to swerve or snake. Thus, before the driver brings it under control gain.
This is particularly common on caravans. As a result, the caravan can even turn over.Resulting in a nasty accident, i am sure that we have all witnessed this. Especially in the summer holiday period. Most of the time this is because the tyre pressures have not being checked prior to the journey.
Vav drivers should also be aware of the problem. Of course, you would think that most van drivers are professional people. But we can see by the wear on their tyres. Especially if they have not been checked for pressure.


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NewsCrime and Public Safety
Arcadia to Sierra Madre: Sorry, we can't help fill police department void
Second from left Sierra Madre Police Chief Larry Giannone, (Courtesy photo) ¬ ¬
By Claudia Palma | cpalma@scng.com and Courtney Tompkins | Pasadena Star News
PUBLISHED: February 4, 2016 at 12:27 a.m. | UPDATED: August 28, 2017 at 2:39 a.m.
ARCADIA >> Sierra Madre officials must figure out another way to fill a massive hole in its police department after neighboring Arcadia turned them down this week.
Nine of the Sierra Madre Police Department's 20 full-time officers have left in the past several months, some for better pay and job security as the city could face a $1 million budget deficit come July.
As a result, the city has been seeking help to fill the gaps of losing nearly half of its officers at one time. Officials had hoped Arcadia could fill that void through a contract between the cities where one officer would help patrol areas of Sierra Madre at night and backup would be available as needed.
But Arcadia officials on Tuesday denied Sierra Madre's request for temporary police support, forcing the city to start over and further extending the time the city will operate with limited officers. Sierra Madre officials thought they had a deal with Arcadia and as a result had not pursued any other options.
Arcadia Police Chief Robert Guthrie had recommended the city approve the proposed four-month contract, but officials expressed concerns over splitting an officer's time between Sierra Madre and northern Arcadia, an area that has seen a sharp increase in burglaries over the past six weeks.
"This request has come at the absolute worst time for us," Councilman Tom Beck said. "I can't, in good conscience, vote to take away any of our police resources for the city of Arcadia right now. We need every officer on the street, and probably more."
In addition to the recent spike in property crime, reports show a 55 percent increase in robberies and a 38 percent increase in residential burglaries in 2015 over the prior year.
Councilman Roger Chandler agreed that sharing resources would be a bad idea.
"I know we're neighbors, and it would be nice to help, but this doesn't make any sense," he said.
Sierra Madre Mayor John Capoccia said he was disappointed, but he understood the city officials' position.
"Our next step is to look at other options," he said.
Chandler recommended Sierra Madre officials reach out to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department for assistance.
Since there was a draft agreement with Arcadia in place, Capoccia said the city did not look into contracting with other cities or the Sheriff's Department before last night's meeting.
"Arcadia was the natural first choice for several reasons," he said.
"If there is a need, the sheriff's will come," he continued. "It's a very sensitive issue (to contract with the sheriff's). It could lead to perceptions that are not representative of our intent to the police officers, and with the public as well."
Capoccia is referring to the city studying completely outsourcing police services to the Sheriff's Department in hopes of saving the city money and addressing a reduction in revenue due to a sunsetting of a higher utility-users' tax rate in July, when it is expected to drop from 8 percent to 6 percent. Fears about contracting with the Sheriff's Department have been attributed to part of the reason for the exodus of some of Sierra Madre's officers.
To counteract the loss in revenue, officials placed an initiative on the April 12 ballot that aims to increase the utility-users' tax to 10 percent, which would stabilize the budget and provide funding for the police department, which has served the small community of 11,000 for almost a century.
"We're good for right now," Capoccia said. "We don't have an issue today but if we lose more officers, we may have more problems."
Claudia Palma | reporter
Claudia Palma has been covering the San Gabriel Valley and Pasadena area since 2005. She is a contributing editor and writer for the Pasadena Star-News' annual Rose Magazine featuring all things Rose Parade. A longtime San Gabriel Valley resident, she enjoys reading, music and almost anything sci-fi, whenever possible. Her days now are lovingly filled with her high school-sweetheart husband, two strong-willed girls (like their mama), and their cool baby boy. Hablamos español.
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Q: How to use WHERE and GROUP BY together in MySQL? I have simple MySQL table where I want to run MySQL syntax with WHERE and GROUP BY conditions.
MySQL Table:
sender    destination   message
| a |     | b        |  |  ..  |
| b |     | a        |  |  ..  |
| a |     | b        |  |      |
| a |     | b        |  |      |
| b |     | a        |  |      |

In this context, I have 3 messages for me if I am 'b'
SELECT * FROM table where destination = 'b';

But I have only sender i.e 'a'
Hence, I want result as '1' message meant for me but count in terms of sender.
Code to be corrected.
SELECT * FROM table where destination = 'b' GROUP BY sender;

Here I want 1 as result because 'b' have only one sender that is 'a'. If I have two different senders it must be 2

A: You need to take the count of the result as follows. Hope this helps you
SELECT count(*) AS ct FROM table WHERE destination='b' GROUP BY sender;

A: I'm not sure what you are expecting as a result.
Try this query. You've receive sender and count of 'b' destintations:
SELECT sender, count(*) AS cnt FROM table where destination='b' GROUP BY sender;

A: SELECT COUNT(*) AS CNT FROM table_name WHERE destination='b' GROUP BY sender

OR to skip the nulls
SELECT COUNT(message) AS CNT FROM table_name WHERE destination=b GROUP BY sender

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Biografia
Laureato in scienze politiche presso l'Università degli Studi di Napoli "L'Orientale" nel 2014, si trasferisce in Colombia nel 2016. Per due anni opera come volontario nella Peace Brigades International, organizzazione non governativa internazionale a tutela dei diritti umani. Nel 2018 inizia la collaborazione con le Nazioni Unite come osservatore per la verifica del corretto svolgimento degli accordi di pace tra il Governo e le Forze Armate Rivoluzionarie della Colombia. Il 15 luglio 2020 viene trovato senza vita nella sua casa di San Vicente del Caguán.

Sin dall'inizio la causa della morte di Mario Paciolla è risultata essere poco chiara. Ritrovato impiccato con un lenzuolo, il decesso è stato inizialmente classificato come suicidio. A seguito di una mobilitazione generale e di nuovi elementi, le autorità colombiane iniziano le indagini su quattro poliziotti, accusati di aver consentito a funzionari delle Nazioni Unite di prelevare oggetti personali della vittima. Anche la procura di Roma apre un fascicolo per chiarire la causa della morte del giovane attivista napoletano. Il caso Paciolla viene seguito dal legale Alessandra Ballerini, stesso avvocato dell'omicidio di Giulio Regeni. Il 19 ottobre 2022 la procura di Roma chiede l'archiviazione del caso confermando il suicidio.

Il presidente della Colombia, Iván Duque, aveva nominato Guillermo Botero suo ministro della Difesa quando si verificarono questi eventi. La missione di verifica delle Nazioni Unite, a cui  Paciolla apparteneva come semplice volontario, ha contribuito, al pari di altre istituzioni presenti sul territorio, a denunciare irregolarità nelle operazioni militari dirette da Botero, legate alla morte di minori in un bombardamento diretto a presunti dissidenti delle Forze Armate Rivoluzionarie della Colombia nel dipartimento di Caquetá.

Note

Collegamenti esterni

Studenti dell'Università degli Studi di Napoli "L'Orientale"

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Baystreet Staff - Tuesday, March 30, 2021
Key Landmark Sends Stock Higher
A fintech small cap just announced that its subsidiary was granted a U.S. Money Transmitter license in Puerto Rico. Shares of Coro Global Inc. (OTCQB:CGLO) were trading higher on the news as the company is now one step closer to achieving its mission to give the people of Puerto Rico access to gold through its mobile payment app.
Coro Global is a Miami, Florida-based fintech company that has created a new financial payment system where gold can be used as currency in everyday transactions as easily as fiat currencies. Coro's platform is powered by cutting-edge Distributed Ledger Technology allowing users to send and receive global payments and exchange currency, including gold, faster, cheaper, and more secure.
While the last trade following the news was at $4.25/share (+1.67%), due to the illiquid nature of the security itself, it's important to look at the current spread rather than last price alone. At the time of this article, the bid-ask is $4.35 @ $4.40, so using the mids for this play the stock is actually up around +4.66% on the day. This move could potentially lead to an upward breakout for this stock.


Game Of Thrones hasn't always been great with guest appearances. Though it did alright with all those barely noticeable musicians over the years, any sense of restraint was thrown out the window when Ed Sheeran, one of the world's most recognizable pop stars, made a jarring cameo as a Lannister soldier last season. Luckily, the show seems to be back on track, its premiere showing how to make guests fit naturally into its fiction by casting It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia's Rob McElhenney and Silicon Valley/Freaks And Geeks' Martin Starr as two Greyjoys who are swiftly, horribly murdered.
They, however, didn't get the honor of being covered in dirt and made to look as if they'd been fatally injured. At the end of the clip, McElhenney and Starr sit backstage, McElhenney with some putrid-looking make-up gunk where his eye's supposed to be.
Watching the two of them giggling and awkwardly trying to sweep matted strand of long hair from their eyes, we see a hopeful template for any other cameos set for the show's final season. Give us any celebrity guest appearance you want, Game Of Thrones, but cake them in fake mud and blood like everyone else.


Malmo, 6 May – Ferrari inaugurates today the new dealership in Malmo, Sweden, located in Testvagen 18. The facility, over 2,500m2 dedicated to the Prancing Horse, represents one of the largest Ferrari dealerships in Europe, and is the ideal showcase for the Ferrari range with the California, the 458 Italia and the 599 GTB being joined by the latest addition, the FF, displayed here in Sweden for the first time.
The dealership features a dedicated Atelier, modelled on the one at the factory in Maranello, where customers can personalise their new Ferrari in an exclusive environment designed to reflect the company's craftsmanship and individuality. The customer lounge is a welcoming space, with timeless, elegant, authentic materials, and a mixture of direct, diffused and reflected light, where clients can feel at ease and interact comfortably with dealer personnel as part of the sales and aftersales experiences. The Ferrari Corporate Identity in all the facility reflects the essence and excellence of the brand, providing the perfect display with regards to viewing angles and space.
The Malmo dealership also boasts also a dedicated race car preparation workshop where clients who participate in the Ferrari Corse Clienti programme, such as the 458 Challenge or 599XX events, can have their cars prepared for some of the most exciting motor racing and track activities available, exclusively for Ferrari clients.
Malmo is one of the most affluent parts of Sweden, an area of expanding and high potential growth. Autoropa, active there since 1934, manages the dealership, ideally located to serve Ferrari clients throughout Sweden, a country with a long history of passion for sports and GT cars.


A company that owns and operates a Massachusetts railroad system has been ordered to pay a five-figure settlement after violating federal whistleblower laws, federal labor officials say.
The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration says an employee of Springfield Terminal Railway Inc. was injured on the job at the company's facility in Andover. The day after reporting the injury, the employee was mandated to attend an investigative hearing, with possible disciplinary action or termination as an outcome.
Following the hearing, an OSHA investigation was opened, which determined the company violated the whistleblower provisions of the Federal Railroad Safety Act.
The company was ordered to pay the employee $10,000 in compensatory damages, $75,000 in punitive damages and attorney's fees. Additionally, it must re-train managers and employees on reporting procedures and expunge any reference to the reported injury and hearing from the employee's record.
"This order underscores the Department's commitment to protect employees who report injuries, or workplace conditions that could jeopardize employees' health and safety," OSHA Regional Administrator Galen Blanton said in a statement.
Springfield Terminal Railway Inc. is based in North Billerica and is a subsidiary of Pan Am Railways, Inc.


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The Rewrite (2014) - Review
by SEK - May 02, 2019
Synopsis: An Oscar-winning writer in a slump leaves Hollywood to teach screenwriting at a college on the East Coast, where he falls for a single mom taking classes there.
A comedy about getting on the same page.
Keith Michaels (Hugh Grant) was once a promising screenwriter in Hollywood. His first movie, Paradise Misplaced, was a huge hit and won the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. Unfortunately, his next few movies were total duds, leaving Keith desperate for any kind of paying job while he pitches unwanted movies to various studios. His personal life also took a hit when his wife divorced him for the director of Paradise Misplaced, leading to an estrangement from his son, Alex. In need of a paycheck, Keith reluctantly takes a job at a college in Binghampton, New York teaching screenwriting to ten students of his choice (8 of which are, of course, beautiful girls, and the remaining 2 are geeky boys who pose no competition). Keith finds teaching beneath him, simply because he does not feel writing can be taught. He almost immediately strikes up a rather inappropriate relationship with one of his students, Karen (Bella Heathcote), dismisses his class for a month and, by ranting about female empowerment, unwittingly insults Mary Welden (Allison Janney), a professor who teaches Jane Austen and who is also a member of the college's ethics committee.
It's a shaky start to be sure, but after his brief relationship with Karen comes to an uncomfortable end and Keith is held accountable for his behavior by an older student, Holly (Marisa Tomei), he begins to devote more of his time and attention to his class. He finds great potential in one student, a hypochondriac named Clem (Steven Kaplan), and as Keith begins to find his footing as a teacher, he also begins to wonder if it's truly time for him to write the sequel to Paradise Misplaced... and perhaps reach out to reconcile with his son.
I went into The Rewrite blind, having never heard of the film before. I wasn't even sure what it about. But I've enjoyed nearly all of Marc Lawrence's films, especially the ones starring Hugh Grant, and The Rewrite was a pleasant surprise. It's a simple story - washed up writer finds inspiration from younger students in a small town - but the cast is wonderful with strong, supporting turns from Allison Janney, Marisa Tomei, and JK Simmons. There are a few students in Keith's class who border on stereotypes, and some of them don't have much purpose in the movie but to fill a seat, but I found I didn't mind, as Lawrence instead focuses on the students who are capable of making an impact in Keith's life, all for different reasons. I didn't find any of them overly obnoxious, and even Janney's hard-nosed Professor Welden was a treat to watch. Does anyone intimidate with a look as well as Janney?
Holly and Keith's romance is not the main focal point here, but Grant and Tomei have a very sweet, easy going sort of chemistry that helps drive the romantic aspect of the film. Grant's awkward, bumbling charm that was so evident in his former romantic comedies is still evident in The Rewrite, but the performance is very understated, and in my opinion, one of his best in a very long time. Tomei, I think, just gets better with age. Holly could have easily been a hollow, one-dimensional character designed only to help Keith find love again, but Tomei gives Holly plenty of depth and emotion that does not revolve solely around Keith. She's a single mother of two working multiple jobs while striving to make something of herself in college, even though she is a self-professed "late bloomer".
Lawrence doesn't push the romance but sets a gentle pace in the rainy surroundings of Binghampton, New York. The gloomy surroundings somehow manage to feel cozy, which for me is an accurate way to describe the movie itself. The Rewrite is not a revelation or a rom-com masterpiece, but it's entertaining and sweet and definitely worth a watch if only to see Hugh Grant excel once again in a genre he's so well known for.
Starring: Hugh Grant, Marisa Tomei, JK Simmons, Bella Heathcote, Allison Janney, Chris Elliot
Directed by: Marc Lawrence
Watched: 05.01.2019
- Parts of Keith's Oscar acceptance speech for Paradise Misplaced is footage of Hugh Grant's actual Golden Globe win for Four Weddings and a Funeral.
- This is Hugh Grant and Marc Lawrence's fourth collaboration after Two Weeks Notice, Music and Lyrics and Did You Hear About the Morgans?
Notable Song: Don't Wait Too Long by Madeleine Peyroux
Often Off Topic May 3, 2019 at 9:25 AM
Great review! I've always found something so charming about Hugh Grant, there hasn't been a movie of his that I haven't enjoyed yet :)
SEK May 3, 2019 at 9:30 AM
I think Four Weddings and a Funeral has been my least favorite Hugh rom-com thus far, but that had more to do with Andie McDowell than Hugh Grant. I think he just works so well in these kind of roles!


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It took me until I was twelve to realize it.
That was the first time it dawned on me.
Or to be more precise, I'm half-Asian, half white. My parents are American. But also, Mom is of Korean descent and Dad is a mix of Scottish, Hungarian, Irish, etc. etc.
Normal. Meaning non-white is not normal.
My friend inadvertently just introduced me to the concept of otherness.
Housemate: "What is your mixture?"
Me: "Well, I'm making curry with cream and-"
And I think YES! That feeling of being not fully something. I'm not crazy after all. It's a real feeling.
If I had a bucket for every time someone called me half-American, I could collect enough water to drown a baby elephant.
But despite these frustrations and feelings, being sort of Asian has been a cake walk for me. Especially compared to others' experiences of being not white. I had an American, upper-middle-class upbringing. I've never been discriminated against.
I also never feel like I qualify as an ethnic minority.
Can I even call myself Asian?
The only time I feel like I can call myself Asian is when I meet someone who is Asian-American. Or "sort of" Asian, like me. I get to geek out about ojingeochae muchim and complain about the people who say I don't "look" American.
The best part is, I get to talk about being in this in-between space. I don't have to worry about them thinking that I have a victim mentality—as though it's been SUCH a struggle being sort of Asian.
Because it hasn't been. But they still understand how it feels.
Guy on street: "What are you? You look exotic."
One: I will always have a heart for the Asian American community, for Koreans, and for those who are ethnic minorities.
Two: I can't FULLY relate to any of them.
Like I said. I don't speak Korean.
But I do know what it's like to be considered not fully something. Not fully American. Not fully Asian. Not fully the norm. I have felt othered. I have felt as though someone were trying to figure out which box to put me in.
But at twenty-two years of age, I go further than not making it a problem. I don't worry about trying to fit into "the Asian box." Or "the white box." If I do, then I'm just doing what the people who annoy me do: reduce myself to my race.
When I do think about it, I realize I'm happy to be who I am. Ethnically and culturally.
A white girl. And also an Asian girl.
One more thing: Happy Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month.
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Record breaking safety scheme
Tuesday 20th August, 2013
A record breaking number of bars, pubs and clubs have signed up to Wigan's Best Bar None scheme.
Twenty of the town centres night spots have pledged their support to the scheme, compared with last year's figure of 17.
Working in partnership with the local emergency services and Wigan Council, the scheme aims to ensure the safety of partygoers. To qualify, pubs, bars and clubs are required to meet certain standards in operational management, particularly in relation to measures designed to reduce crime and disorder, prevent public nuisance, promote public safety, protect children from harm and raise awareness around alcohol consumption.
Accreditation is awarded only when judges are satisfied that a strict set of criteria are complied with. These include, for instance, how premises control capacity or ensure door staff are licensed. It also considers how premises assess the impact of noise or litter on the community and how they ensure policies and procedures around illegal substances are adhered to - amongst other things.
Councillor Kevin Anderson, cabinet portfolio holder for safer communities at Wigan Council, said:
"This scheme was a huge success last year with 17 pubs, bars and clubs working together to provide a safe environment for their staff and customers. I'm pleased that we've been able to build upon this success and get even more premises signed up this year."
Once bars, pubs and nightclubs have been accredited, judges will then determine which ones have demonstrated exceptional commitment to community safety. Winners will be recognised at an awards ceremony this October.
For more information, please visit: www.wigan.gov.uk and search 'Best Bar None'.


The stool is made of perforated metal sheet and welded on a four-legged metal frame.
Besides the stool the collection consists of Nagasaki chair, Dedal bookshelf, Kangourou sofa table, Coatrack Demon shelves, Trolley and Copacabana collection. All models are made of powder-lacquered steel.


Through the darkness of times shine forever to us.
Endless centuries of being -- like waves or like shades.
How many intentions, thoughts and hopes, and tears!
Many millions I, which are vanished and dead!
And the word, that is perishing near bright stars.


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