Scientists do not stop to explore the coffee and its effect on the human body. Opinions appear different - both good and bad. Some experts try to prove a positive effect of the drink on our bodies, some - bad. Not long ago, researchers decided to find out - how refreshing drink acts on the human brain.
Previously, scientists have only talked about the positive impact of coffee on the human brain. However, a recent study showed the other side - is that dependence on the drink can vary dramatically, though it occurs over the years. Therefore, the best recommendation of physicians - to change the dose of coffee for a living. This applies to the elderly. It is the brain of the people of above 60, coffee has a strange effect - impairs brain activity.
Italian scientists are interested in the question of the effects on the cognitive functions of the human brain may cause excessive consumption of coffee. The research, which lasted for three years, have shown that frequent use of favorite for many people drink can impair memory and even lead to some dangerous diseases.
In the experiment, attended by more than one and a half thousand volunteers, observations were conducted for a group of patients, which included men and women aged 65 to 85 years. It turned out that those who have for years been drinking on the day of one or two cups of coffee were less prone to mental illness than completely sober or drinking coffee only occasionally.
According to their findings, people who adhere to the habits of moderate coffee consumption (1-2 cups a day), the probability of the development of small cognitive biases was generally lower as compared to those who did not drink coffee or do it rarely. More frequent consumption of coffee does not give decrease such risks.
But that's changing the usual amount of coffee proved dangerous. So, those people who in old age began to drink more cups than accustomed for many years, the risk of mild cognitive impairment were approximately 1.5 times higher than in those who remained faithful to the habits.
Also cognitively healthy people who have changed over the study period the habit of coffee consumption upward, there were twice as likely to develop cognitive problems than those who reduced the consumption of the beverage.
What is the reason, scientists can not yet say for sure.


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Unmesh will build on the strong foundation established by Shalini Pillay who moves into a new role of Office Managing Partner for Bengaluru, leading one of our largest offices.."
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We made it to mainland Mexico, where it get's so hot that we wake up at 5:30am to avoid the heat. We are not morning people, 5:30 should never be followed by "am" but here we are, a week into this new routine, and… we're surviving.
What are you humans looking at?
Cacti are really cool plants – I love looking at them, such alien plants. They are also really, really mean. Cacti needles are very attracted to bicycle tires – this encounter often results in a flat tire. Also, do not attempt to either set up your tent in a field of cactus prickles (cactus prickles are very good at being invisible) or put your camel bag full of precious water into a cactus needle.


Seoul, Jan 9 (IANS) North Korea will send a delegation to the 2018 Winter Olympic Games taking place in South Korea in February, the two sides announced as they held long-anticipated high-level talks on Tuesday.
Held at the truce village of Panmunjom, a heavily fortified border area in South Korea's North Hwanghae province, the high-level meeting was the first of its kind since December 2015. Both sides also discussed ways to improve their long-stalled bilateral ties.
The North Korea's delegation to the PyeongChang Winter Olympics will include athletes, officials and supporters, the BBC reported.
Five representatives from the highest levels of both governments — including South Korean Unification Minister Cho Myoung-gyon and the North Korean chairman of the Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of the Country, Ri Son-gwon were present at the meeting.
"The North side proposed dispatching a high-level delegation, National Olympic Committee delegation, athletes, supporters, art performers, observers, a taekwondo demonstration team and journalists to the Games," Seoul's Vice Unification Minister Chun Hae-sung told journalists.
The South proposed that athletes from both Koreas march together at the opening ceremony in Pyeongchang as they did at the 2006 Winter Olympics.
A military hotline between the nations, suspended for nearly two years, was also reinstated, Yonhap news agency reported.
The North notified the South that it reconnected the hotline on the west coast earlier in the day, according to a South Korean government official. The line will be operating normally starting 8 a.m. on Wednesday.
Pyongyang already restored the border hotline with Seoul last week.
Seoul also proposed resuming negotiations over military issues and the North's nuclear programme. The South said it would consider temporarily lifting relevant sanctions, in co-ordination with the UN, to facilitate the North's participation in the Olympics.
The North's response to all of the South's proposals was not yet known. The opening remarks of head of the North Korean delegation, Ri Son-gwon, were fairly neutral.
Ri said he hoped the talks would bring a "good gift" for the new year and that the North had a "serious and sincere stance".
Tuesday's meeting came after North Korean leader Kim Jong-un extended a rare rapprochement to Seoul in his New Year's Day message.
Following Kim's overture, the South then proposed high-level talks to discuss the North's participation in the Games, but the North only agreed to the talks after the US and South Korea agreed to delay their joint military exercises until after the Olympics. The North sees the annual drills as a rehearsal for war.
The talks came as North Korea is under tough international sanctions over its nuclear and missile provocations.
It conducted its sixth nuclear test and fired three intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) last year.


Mastercard announced on Monday (May 21) the creation of Accelerate, a new initiative to drive growth in the FinTech industry.
In a press release, Mastercard said the initiative is aimed at supporting innovation in the FinTech industry via tailored support arrangements that include access to Mastercard insight, tools, technology and investments. The payment company confirmed its ongoing commitment to the FinTech sector.
Mastercard said the new initiative was designed to operate alongside its Start Path program, and will broaden and deepen its engagement with the payment portion of the FinTech community. The company said that could lead to all sorts of innovations, including next-generation digital banks.
Among the tools included in the program are Mastercard licensing specialists, which will help to expand in-market access to account expertise for speedier growth. Another benefit is access to Mastercard advisors for in-market execution support, data insights and analytics. The program also provides market-based resources for related strategic investing and accommodative early-stage collateral requirements.
Mastercard noted that it has been committed to FinTech for years, inking partnerships with startups that have become global brands. The company currently supports over 30 emerging and established digital banks in Europe.
In December, Mastercard announced the list of startup companies chosen to participate in its Mastercard Start Path program, a group the company is calling its "most diverse class" ever. A total of 11 firms selected from five countries are partaking in the program, which aims to support later-stage FinTech and technology startups. The lineup includes Railsbank, which provides businesses with access to a global banking network via application program interface (API) technology; Sensibill, which digitizes receipts to integrate into digital banking platforms; and Zeta Optima, an employee claims, fuel card and medical allowance services provider.


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U.S. orders arms embargo against Cambodia, citing Chinese influence
BANGKOK — The U.S. has ordered an arms embargo on Cambodia, citing deepening Chinese military influence, corruption and human rights abuses by the government and armed forces in the Southeast Asian country.
The added restrictions on defense related goods and services, issued by the State and Commerce departments, are due to take effect Thursday.
A pre-publication notice in the Federal Register said developments in Cambodia were "contrary to U.S. national security and foreign policy interests."
The aim of the embargo is to ensure that defense-related items are not available to Cambodia's military and military intelligence services without advance review by the U.S. government, it said.
The U.S. halted military assistance to Cambodia following a 1997 coup in which Hun Sen grabbed full power after ousting his co-premier, Prince Norodom Ranariddh. Hun Sen remains prime minister. In August 2005, President George W. Bush waved the ban, citing Phnom Penh's agreement to exempt Americans in Cambodia from prosecution by the Netherlands-based International Criminal Court.
Since direct military ties between the two countries were restored in 2006, the U.S. has pledged millions in military aid to Cambodia.


Many of you know that I LOVE banana bread. It may have something to do with the fact that we always have spotted bananas on our counter. If they don't get eaten or tossed in the freezer for smoothies, they get mashed up for banana bread. I'm always trying new recipes and tossing in new ingredients. I love to see what flavor combinations I can come up with and I think this one is a winner!
It's moist, flavorful and perfect for spring and summer. Since I had been doing a dairy-free diet this banana bread just happens to use coconut oil and coconut milk to replace the buttermilk and butter. Feel free to use whatever you'd like, but I'd suggest adding a few drops of coconut extract if you go the dairy route. So are you ready to get started?!
First things first, we've got to cream the coconut oil and the sugar until it gets light and fluffy. That way the bread can rise nicely and the crumb is light and tender. Next add your egg and vanilla (and coconut extract if you're not using coconut-based products), mix just until the egg is incorporated and then stop. Whisk up your dry ingredients, mash your ripe and spotted bananas and combine the coconut milk and lemon juice. Add your banana to the mixing bowl, then slowly alternate adding the dry ingredients with your wet mixture. Mix until it forms a lumpy batter but be careful not to over do it! Lumpy batters make the best baked goods! Gently fold in the coconut and pineapple, pour into the prepared loaf pan and pop it in the oven to bake.
If you don't mind the coconut and pineapple getting a little toasty on top don't worry about covering it with foil at the 30 minute mark. Once the bread is baked, remove it from the oven and let it cool for 30 minutes in the pan. Once you turn the loaf out of the pan you can slice it up and enjoy it! I think you're really going to love this tropical banana bread. It's incredibly moist and has the flavor of a tropical island drink. The coconut milk, coconut oil, shredded coconut and diced pineapple, help create a piña colada taste that can't be beat!
This tropical banana bread has the flavor of a tropical island drink. Coconut milk, coconut oil, shredded coconut and diced pineapple, help create a piña colada taste that can't be beat!
In the bowl of a stand mixer, cream coconut oil and sugar until light and fluffy, about 2 minutes. Add egg, beating until incorporated.
In a small mixing bowl whisk together flour, baking soda and salt. With mixing speed on low, alternate dry ingredients and the coconut milk/lemon mixture (this will help prevent the batter from clumping up). Mix until just combined. Remove from stand and gently fold in the coconut and pineapple.
Place in oven and bake for approximately 50-60 minutes, or until a cake tester inserted into the center comes out clean, and the top is golden brown in color (if the top is getting too dark, place a sheet of foil over the loaf and continue baking until the bread is fully baked). Remove from oven and let cool for 30 minutes, then loosen the sides of the loaf and remove from pan onto wire rack. Let cool completely (about 30 additional minutes) before storing.
-This recipe is dairy free. The coconut milk can be substituted for buttermilk and the coconut oil can be substituted for butter.
-All-purpose flour can be substituted for whole wheat flour.


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#ifndef APREQ_XS_POSTPERL_H
#define APREQ_XS_POSTPERL_H

/* avoid namespace collisions from perl's XSUB.h */
#include "modperl_perl_unembed.h"

/* required for modperl's T_HASHOBJ (typemap) */
#include "modperl_common_util.h"

/* backward compatibility macros support */
#include "ppport.h"

/* apr version info for modules */
#include "apr_version.h"

/* ExtUtils::XSBuilder::ParseSoure trickery... */
typedef apreq_handle_t apreq_xs_handle_cgi_t;
typedef apreq_handle_t apreq_xs_handle_apache2_t;
typedef apr_table_t    apreq_xs_param_table_t;
typedef apr_table_t    apreq_xs_cookie_table_t;
typedef HV             apreq_xs_error_t;
typedef char*          apreq_xs_subclass_t;
#define APR__Request__Param__Table const apr_table_t *
#define APR__BucketAlloc apr_bucket_alloc_t *

#define HANDLE_CLASS       "APR::Request"
#define COOKIE_CLASS       "APR::Request::Cookie"
#define PARAM_CLASS        "APR::Request::Param"
#define ERROR_CLASS        "APR::Request::Error"
#define COOKIE_TABLE_CLASS "APR::Request::Cookie::Table"
#define PARAM_TABLE_CLASS  "APR::Request::Param::Table"

struct apreq_xs_do_arg {
    const char      *pkg;
    SV              *parent,
                    *sub;
    PerlInterpreter *perl;
};

/**
 * @file apreq_xs_postperl.h
 * @brief XS include file for making Cookie.so and Request.so
 *
 */
/**
 * @defgroup XS Perl
 * @ingroup GLUE
 * @{
 */

/**
 * Trace through magic objects & hashrefs looking for original object.
 * @param in  The starting SV *.
 * @param key The first letter of key is used to search a hashref for
 *            the desired object.
 * @return    Reference to the object.
 */
APR_INLINE
static SV *apreq_xs_find_obj(pTHX_ SV *in, const char key)
{
    const char altkey[] = { '_', key };

    while (in && SvROK(in)) {
        SV *sv = SvRV(in);
        switch (SvTYPE(sv)) {
            MAGIC *mg;
            SV **svp;
        case SVt_PVHV:
            if (SvMAGICAL(sv) && (mg = mg_find(sv,PERL_MAGIC_tied))) {
               in = mg->mg_obj;
               break;
            }
            else if ((svp = hv_fetch((HV *)sv, altkey+1, 1, FALSE)) ||
                     (svp = hv_fetch((HV *)sv, altkey, 2, FALSE)))
            {
                in = *svp;
                break;
            }
            Perl_croak(aTHX_ "attribute hash has no '%s' key!", key);
        case SVt_PVMG:
            if (SvOBJECT(sv) && SvIOKp(sv))
                return in;
        default:
             Perl_croak(aTHX_ "panic: unsupported SV type: %d", SvTYPE(sv));
       }
    }

    Perl_croak(aTHX_ "apreq_xs_find_obj: object attr `%c' not found", key);
    return NULL;
}

/* conversion function templates based on modperl-2's sv2request_rec */

static APR_INLINE
SV *apreq_xs_object2sv(pTHX_ void *ptr, const char *class, SV *parent, const char *base)
{
    SV *rv = sv_setref_pv(newSV(0), class, (void *)ptr);
    sv_magic(SvRV(rv), parent, PERL_MAGIC_ext, Nullch, 0);
    if (!sv_derived_from(rv, base))
        Perl_croak(aTHX_ "apreq_xs_object2sv failed: "
                   "target class %s isn't derived from %s",
                   class, base);
    return rv;
}

APR_INLINE
static SV *apreq_xs_handle2sv(pTHX_ apreq_handle_t *req,
                              const char *class, SV *parent)
{
    return apreq_xs_object2sv(aTHX_ req, class, parent, HANDLE_CLASS);
}

APR_INLINE
static SV *apreq_xs_param2sv(pTHX_ apreq_param_t *p,
                              const char *class, SV *parent)
{
    if (class == NULL) {
        SV *rv = newSVpvn(p->v.data, p->v.dlen);
        if (apreq_param_is_tainted(p))
            SvTAINTED_on(rv);
        else if (apreq_param_charset_get(p) == APREQ_CHARSET_UTF8)
            /* Setting the UTF8 flag on non-utf8 data is a security hole.
             * Let's see if coupling that decision with taintedness helps
             * resolve this issue.
             */
            SvUTF8_on(rv);
        return rv;
    }

    return apreq_xs_object2sv(aTHX_ p, class, parent, PARAM_CLASS);
}

APR_INLINE
static SV *apreq_xs_cookie2sv(pTHX_ apreq_cookie_t *c,
                              const char *class, SV *parent)
{
    if (class == NULL) {
        SV *rv = newSVpvn(c->v.data, c->v.dlen);
        if (apreq_cookie_is_tainted(c))
            SvTAINTED_on(rv);
        /*XXX add charset fixups? */
        return rv;
    }

    return apreq_xs_object2sv(aTHX_ c, class, parent, COOKIE_CLASS);
}

APR_INLINE
static SV* apreq_xs_error2sv(pTHX_ apr_status_t s)
{
    char buf[256];
    SV *sv = newSV(0);

    sv_upgrade(sv, SVt_PVIV);

    apreq_strerror(s, buf, sizeof buf);
    sv_setpvn(sv, buf, strlen(buf));
    SvPOK_on(sv);

    SvIVX(sv) = s;
    SvIOK_on(sv);

    SvREADONLY_on(sv);

    return sv;
}

APR_INLINE
static SV *apreq_xs_sv2object(pTHX_ SV *sv, const char *class, const char attr)
{
    SV *obj;
    MAGIC *mg;
    sv = apreq_xs_find_obj(aTHX_ sv, attr);

    /* XXX sv_derived_from is expensive; how to optimize it? */
    if (sv_derived_from(sv, class)) {
        return SvRV(sv);
    }

    /* else check if parent (mg->mg_obj) is the right object type */
    if ((mg = mg_find(SvRV(sv), PERL_MAGIC_ext)) != NULL
        && (obj = mg->mg_obj) != NULL
        && SvOBJECT(obj))
    {
        sv = sv_2mortal(newRV_inc(obj));
        if (sv_derived_from(sv, class))
            return obj;
    }

    Perl_croak(aTHX_ "apreq_xs_sv2object: %s object not found", class);
    return NULL;
}

APR_INLINE
static apreq_handle_t *apreq_xs_sv2handle(pTHX_ SV *sv)
{
    SV *obj = apreq_xs_sv2object(aTHX_ sv, HANDLE_CLASS, 'r');
    IV iv = SvIVX(obj);
    return INT2PTR(apreq_handle_t *, iv);
}

static APR_INLINE
apreq_param_t *apreq_xs_sv2param(pTHX_ SV *sv)
{
    SV *obj = apreq_xs_sv2object(aTHX_ sv, PARAM_CLASS, 'p');
    IV iv = SvIVX(obj);
    return INT2PTR(apreq_param_t *, iv);
}

static APR_INLINE
apreq_cookie_t *apreq_xs_sv2cookie(pTHX_ SV *sv)
{
    SV *obj = apreq_xs_sv2object(aTHX_ sv, COOKIE_CLASS, 'c');
    IV iv = SvIVX(obj);
    return INT2PTR(apreq_cookie_t *, iv);
}

static APR_INLINE
void apreq_xs_croak(pTHX_ HV *data, SV *obj, apr_status_t rc,
                    const char *func, const char *class)
{
    HV *stash;

    stash = gv_stashpv(class, FALSE);
    if (stash == NULL) {
        ENTER;
        Perl_load_module(aTHX_ PERL_LOADMOD_NOIMPORT,
                         newSVpv(class, 0), Nullsv);
        LEAVE;
        stash = gv_stashpv(class, TRUE);
    }

    if (obj != Nullsv)
        sv_setsv(*hv_fetch(data, "_r",   2, 1), sv_2mortal(newRV_inc(obj)));
    sv_setiv(*hv_fetch(data, "rc",   2, 1), rc);
    sv_setpv(*hv_fetch(data, "file", 4, 1), CopFILE(PL_curcop));
    sv_setiv(*hv_fetch(data, "line", 4, 1), CopLINE(PL_curcop));
    sv_setpv(*hv_fetch(data, "func", 4, 1), func);

    sv_setsv(ERRSV, sv_2mortal(sv_bless(newRV_noinc((SV*)data), stash)));
    Perl_croak(aTHX_ Nullch);
}

static APR_INLINE
const char *apreq_xs_helper_class(pTHX_ SV **SP, SV *sv, const char *method)
{
        PUSHMARK(SP);
        XPUSHs(sv);
        PUTBACK;
        call_method(method, G_SCALAR);
        SPAGAIN;
        sv = POPs;
        PUTBACK;
        return SvPV_nolen(sv);
}

/** @} */

#endif /* APREQ_XS_POSTPERL_H */


Most EU countries have slowly switched over to VAT or value added tax on goods and services, and in order to abide by a common code all eu countries that follow vat need to follow vat eu directives. These directives are amended regularly in a bid to help fine tune the system in order to avoid tax leaks and ensure better co-operation among member countries in collecting and refunding vat.
The European countries through its website ec.europa.eu attempts to educate member countries and vat registered traders in a variety of countries on some of the rules and regulations that apply on current and future vat rates and refunds. Several countries in Europe including the UK, Sweden, Poland, Greece, Germany, Italy, etc have slowly shifted to the system of vat tax in a bid to raise tax revenues as well as plug tax holes vatvalidation.com/vat which were previously draining precious resources. Each vat enabled country possesses its own interpretation of european vat or europa vat rules that may vary slightly but they are almost similar in principle.
For example, in the United Kingdom a trader that has crossed over the vat threshold limit will have to turn into a vat registered trader before issuing any vat invoice. The following vat collected by the trader is then adjusted against any vat paid and the difference is paid to HM Revenue and Customs or hmrc vat department that looks after all issues connected to customs duties, excise and vat in the UK. Similarly, a trader in Poland would have to issue a faktura invoice, which essence is really a vat invoice however in Polish language, and pay vat to the relevant vat department in that country.
Since each country has adopted vat in a slightly different manner through the use of varying vat rates to similar products, traders all over Europe usually have to hire a vat agent or vat consultant to help file vat returns regularly. These agents need to be experts in interpreting vat eu rules and vat rules applicable in their own country. For example, a UK trader with vat registration needs to appoint a vat agent that may be conversant with uk vat rules. In the event that trader imports goods from other vat european countries which have already charged vat on the same then the vat agent of this trader will be able to file for vat refund in order to reclaim vat back. This method is quite lengthy but can help European traders recover vat amounts previously paid, which inturn can lower their costs and enhance their income.
The europa website attempts to educate all vat enabled eu countries to follow a standard system of vat in order to decrease friction among member countries as a result of varying vat rates on similar goods or services. Several countries in Europe too have come with their own amendments as they try to adapt completely to eu vat directives for better vat compliance in their own country and across borders too.
The move of shifting over to vat has benefited various countries in Europe since they have witnessed higher revenue collections over time. However, in a bid to ensure better co-operation between member countries, vat eu directives and amendments issued by the European Commission are making constant efforts to further improve the system of collecting and refunding vat.


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Кенсе́н () — коммуна во Франции, находится в регионе Овернь. Департамент коммуны — Алье. Входит в состав кантона Западный Монлюсон. Округ коммуны — Монлюсон.

Код INSEE коммуны — 03212.

Население
Население коммуны на 2008 год составляло 1245 человек.

Экономика
В 2007 году среди 759 человек в трудоспособном возрасте (15—64 лет) 560 были экономически активными, 199 — неактивными (показатель активности — 73,8 %, в 1999 году было 70,6 %). Из 560 активных работали 528 человек (280 мужчин и 248 женщин), безработных было 32 (17 мужчин и 15 женщин). Среди 199 неактивных 38 человек были учениками или студентами, 113 — пенсионерами, 48 были неактивными по другим причинам.

Достопримечательности
 Церковь Сен-Марсель (XIX век)
 Часовня Св. Иоанна Крестителя (XIV век)
 Замок Кенсен (XIV век)
 Крест Эр из песчаника (XV век)

См. также
 Список округов Франции

Примечания

Ссылки

Коммуны департамента Алье

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There's no place like dome
By Neal Romanek
Igloo Vision, UK makers of immersive and 360° screen technology, are offering what they say is the world's first 360° 8K monitoring system.
In the IBC Future Zone, Igloo is projecting the 8K video inside one of its signature projection domes (or igloos). The projection allows content creators to view and work with 360° content without having to wear VR headsets. The wrap around screen also gives production teams the opportunity to work collaboratively on immersive content, just as a team would on any dubbing stage or screening room. The dome is also being shown with a 5.1 surround system.
At its booth, Igloo is live-streaming 360° 8K content from a miniEYE 360° camera rig. NewTek's NDI plug-in for Adobe Creative Cloud is being used for the sending of full-resolution, real-time video across the network.
"People need to work on content collaboratively," said Igloo Vision MD and founder Colin Yellowley. "We're showing how this can work within a VR production.
In the booth we've got an edit suite and can edit on the monitor. With 360° and VR filming, you can't have anyone on set, because once you have the camera up, everyone's in shot, so it's also a great remote monitor solution.
"The dome can also be used for viewing dailies and rushes. If you have an editor editing a 360° film with a VR headset on, he can't even see his own equipment, let alone see the director."
Igloo Vision's domes are portable and can easily be set up on location. Yellowley said it takes two people about four hours to put together the dome currently on display.
Igloo has also built a 360° cylindrical video display for the Nokia stand, which is demoing high resolution, high frame rate 360° content.
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Q: How to expand windows fully? When I click the green plus icon in any window, I would like it to expand to the full size of my monitor, instead of having to drag the corner of the screen.
I have seen paid ($10+) tools that do this.
Is there some sort of Terminal hack or free program that would do it?

A: RightZoom is what you want (scroll down to the bottom of the page or use this MacUpdate link)

This free tool fixes an inconvenient behavior of green Zoom button in Mac OS X. It will always expand windows on a full screen instead of strange resizing.

Another one is BetterTouchTool. You might not think of BetterTouchTool as being a window manager, but it has window snapping (as seen in Windows 7). Take a look:

Cinch also does the same thing, but it costs $7.

A: I might have found a solution for Sierra and higher:
"Hold Option and double-click on any window corner."
Credits (which includes some other nice tricks): https://www.techradar.com/how-to/advanced-macos-sierra-windows-mangement-tips

A: In OS X Yosemite, just click the green plus (+) icon while holding Shift (⇧) + Option (⌥) keys.
Or double click on the window's title bar while holding Shift(⇧) key (this won't work if System Preferences > Dock > Double-click a window's title bar to minimize is checked).
UPDATE
Here are proofs for those who voted down my answer before even trying if it works:

*

*http://www.raymondcamden.com/2015/03/22/osx-yosemite-tip-maximizing-windows

If you Google for this, you'll see lots of people recommending holding
  alt-shift before clicking the green button.

*

*Make the green full screen window icon on Yosemite maximize windows

In order to maximize the window so that it fills the visible window
  content, use:
⌥ + Click on green icon
In order to maximize the window both in width and height to the
  current desktop for applications like Google Chrome use:
⌥ + ⇧ + Click on green icon

*

*How to change the default behaviour of the fullscreen/maximize button?

...by doing:
⌥ + ⇧ + Click on green or outer right icon (plus
  icon)
I can maximize a window in both width and height to the current
  screen.

I tried it and it works on my MacBook Pro 13" Retina with Mac OS X Yosemite.
SUMMARY
There is no need to buy or hack something to do the following things:

*

*Fullscreen mode: click on green icon

*Resize window to it's content: ⌥ + click on green icon

*Maximize window to screen size: ⌥ + ⇧ + click on green icon

A: I use Divvy for this sort of window management, it was the one that closest fit my mental model. It uses shortcuts to allow changing window size and position and it allows you to resize to a grid using the mouse very quickly.
You can define system wide shortcuts, or shortcuts which are only available when the Divvy window is open.
There are a lot of alternatives to Divvy, most are also commercial, but ShiftIt is free and open source, but with a more limited set of features.
What it does do is allow you to have a system wide shortcut for putting the window into a corner or vertical or horizontal halves or full screen.
The source is available on github, but if you aren't comfortable compiling the code yourself, or dont want to install the 4GB of Xcode needed to do so, I have uploaded my compiled version of ShiftIt to filedropper.com.
(All the usual warnings and none of the guarantees apply. I have not tested this code, apart from running it for a few days to try it out for personal use. Please be careful when downloading software from random people on the internet. Look both ways when crossing the road.)

A: I use Spectacle it's free and open-source. A compiled version is available from the AppStore, versions for OS X 10.6 and 10.7 can be downloaded from the Spectacle GitHub site. You can change the various keyboard shortcuts that allow you to snap the window to any side or corner of the screen as well as maximize the application window to fit your screen.
The default shortcuts are:

*

*Center / ⌘ + alt + C

*Fullscreen / ⌘ + alt + F

*Left Half / ⌘ + alt + ←

*Right Half / ⌘ + alt + →

*Top Half / ⌘ + alt + ↑

*Bottom Half / ⌘+ alt + ↓

*Upper Left Corner / ⌘ + control + ←

*Lower Left Corner / ⌘ + shift + control + ←

*Upper Right Corner / ⌘ + control + →

*Lower Right Corner / ⌘+ shift + control + →

*Left Display / ⌘ + alt + control + ←

*Right Display / ⌘+ alt + control + →

*Top Display / ⌘ + alt + control + ↑

*Bottom Display / ⌘ + alt + control + ↓

A: Well, I'm using Snow Leopard and to my knowledge there is no way to trigger a fullscreen mode with just the click of a button.  Unless something new has to come to light that I don't know of, you will simply have to drag the window and make it as large as you want by using the grabber on the bottom right of the screen.
Keep in mind, though, that it depends on the application.  Some applications have  a full screen mode.

A: To fully expand the window (both height and width): ⇧ Shift ⌥ Alt and click the green button on the top-left corner.
To maximize the window (only expand the height): pressing ⌥ Alt and click the green button on the top-left corner.

A: ShiftIt will do this, with its Maximize feature:
https://github.com/fikovnik/ShiftIt/issues/72#issuecomment-3727710
(The version 1.6 binary linked to from this page is more reliable than the default build from the default git hub page, and has an additional feature: it will move windows between monitors.)

A: In OSX Yosemite, you can achieve this by holding the ⌥ option and click the green (+).

A: I have used Moom for a long time with much satisfaction. It is a paid application. It expands the green icon to allow for various window arrangements, and can be customised. It also will swap windows between displays. I wish I'd known about these free options before, though.

A: On El Capitan on a 2015 Mac Book 13" screen
I clicked on green icon top left - work page becomes a little bigger.
Then at bottom left selected 150% Size. Almost full screen. Can now see it to work on it.

A: On 10.9.5, option-click on the green button in the top left.

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Home » Latest Posts » 10 Fun Activities To Do at Penn State for Less than $10
10 Fun Activities To Do at Penn State for Less than $10
Liz Furio Jul 22, 2016
Welcome to Penn State, where there's a good chance you're on a budget and money doesn't grow on trees. With tens of thousands of students on campus, there are just as many to have fun. Thankfully, most of these activities come at a low price for the average broke college student. So grab a a few dollars and let's have some fun.
Even as one of the turn-up capitals in the collegiate world, Penn State does have activities besides partying. Every weekend the Student Programming Association hosts Late Night events in the HUB-Robeson Center. The Student Programming Association provides free weekly movies, making it the perfect date night destination if you don't have a car to drive to an off-campus theater. Save the money from a pricey $10 movie ticket to spend on concerts, crafts, billiards and dancing. Plus, restaurants in the HUB, like Panda Express and Sbarro, have lower prices on food during Late Night than their regular hours. Even if you don't feel like eating in the HUB just then, stock up on the low-price food to bring back to your dorm for a midnight snack.
Price: Free for movies; crafts range from $5-$10
2. Comedy Shows
Need some comedy therapy after a long week of classes? Penn State has more than one group of live comedians who perform regularly throughout the semester. Student organizations like Second Floor Stand Up and Full Ammo Improv perform weekly and sometimes host professional comedians to perform at campus. "I suggest going to a comedy show. Improv shows and Stand Up shows alternate Fridays, and they are always a good time," junior K.C. Black said. You might be able to find your new go-to joke or pick-up line.
3. House shows
To seek out the underground culture of Penn State, try going to a party with Houseasaurus. These small scale concerts in a co-op house include the best bands State College has to offer. Jam along to cover bands or hear cutting-edge musical material from the area's finest musicians. Be ready to mix with a group of Penn State students who have big ideas on how to change the world–and have great taste in music. Houseasaurus' events, which include dances and rap battles, attract everyone from obscure hipsters to freshman finding the ropes around campus. There's always an open and friendly atmosphere–once the battles are done, that is.
4. Theatre Shows
Looking for some high culture up at Main Campus? No Refund Theatre performs free shows nearly every week of the semester. This theatre troupe stages shows for everyone from theatre majors who already know how the show will end to the student who unknowingly stumbles in after the show already started. No Refund Theatre performs everything from the classic Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? to hidden gems. You can even watch original plays written by your talented Penn State peers. Shows play Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, making a show the perfect way to spend a weekend night with your friends.
5. Palmer Museum of Art
To immerse yourself into the world of art, look no further than the Palmer Museum of Art. Filled with world-renowned art, the Palmer Museum has 11 permanent collections and hosts over 8,200 pieces. The museum houses work from trail-blazing artists like Robert Henri, a leader in American realism, and Roy Lichtenstein, a pop-art extraordinaire. The Palmer Museum also has temporary galleries, so you can always go multiple times to see something new. If you think museums are boring, then you're probably not going to the right one. "I keep going back to the Palmer Museum because I can see the same piece over and over again and still find something new in it each time," senior Manny Colón said.
6. Arboretum
For views of rolling hills and fields of flowers, visit the Arboretum. Filled with hundreds of plants, the garden is one of the most relaxing places on campus. You know you'll need to get into Zen mode during the middle of finals week. It's the perfect place to sit and relax with a book during some down time or the spot to bring your friends to give you the most artsy Insta pic. The Arboretum is open all day every day. Experience the warm autumn oranges in October and the fresh spring greens in April. Each visit creates a unique visual experience in the garden, so you can get a different backdrop each season.
7. Nittany Mountain
For a more athletic activity, the Nittany Mountain provides a great workout and beautiful view of Happy Valley from afar. The view might not be the only thing breathtaking–the walk might take your breath away too. "It was death. It was so steep," senior Bryan Simon said. Bring your best sneakers for hiking and don't forget a bottle of water. Once you've hiked to the top, release your inner Nittany Lion with a ferocious "We Are!" chant. This is a popular trail, so you'll never be lonely and you just might run into someone from class.
8. Canyon Pizza
Eventually food would have to appear on this list. Though generally known as the place to go to satiate late night drunk food desires, Canyon Pizza surprisingly operates all day. And a slice is always the same cost–$1. Everything from your stomach to your wallet will be happy. Talk about a win-win situation. "Cheaper is always better for me," senior Austin Boccardi said. There's nothing like minimal costs and convenience because Canyon Pizza is available for lunch and midnight snacks.
Price: $1 per slice
9. Picnic on Old Main Lawn
Make a day of saving money at PSU with a picnic. Carry out food from a dining commons (because no one wants to spend money on food), bring a blanket and head to the nearest lawn for a picnic. A picnic is ideal for a late lunch after a busy day of classes, a romantic dinner date or even a cheap alternative for a girl's Sunday brunch. Make sure to enjoy the sunshine while it lasts this summer because PSU's winters are brutal.
Price: Depends on how hungry you are, but cheap
10. Stargazing at the Observatory
As a stellar end to the week, or even a romantic date, consider seeing stars at Penn State's Observatory. Climb up to the roof of Davey Lab and stare up to the vastness of the universe without the worry of how low your bank balance is. The observatory is the perfect place to see Penn State in a new light or to wish upon a shooting star. Look for your favorite constellation or time your visit with a meteor shower for an out-of-this-world experience. The observatory opens Friday from 8:30 to 10:30 p.m.
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And now, procure some smoked prime beef ribs in them. Well, in one of them.
That one: Pitmasters Back Alley BBQ, a takeout operation from the folks behind Wagshal's, the 90-year-old meat-and-sandwich purveyors in Spring Valley. They've been doing limited delivery to their neighborhood, but now you can order for carryout as well.
So, yeah, you can't sit down here. Though you'll want to. (See what we mean here.) When you find the door with the pig on it and walk through, it's all corrugated tin, barnwood and chalkboard menus.
But never mind those. You'll have already checked out the menu online, ordered ahead and showed up 30 minutes later to pick up your meat. Dry-aged Texas-style brisket, those prime beef ribs, Tennessee-style chicken thighs—it's all fair game. And much of it is made with recipes borrowed from competitive BBQ teams.
Throw in some sides like cheddar biscuits or Mother in Law (green-mango slaw) and bring it all back home, where, somewhere, there's bound to be a basketball game starting.


My great grandmother Gele was a distinguished member of the Jewish community in Jerusalem at the turn of the twentieth century.
As such, she was involved with several charitable organizations. One of those was The Jewish Institute for the Blind. My great grandmother was a member of the Institute's board, as well as one of its big donors.
The Institute was established in 1902 inside the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem. Its mission was to provide education and vocational training to blind members of the community, mostly children, to prepare them for an independent life. Later, after Jews started building neighborhoods outside the walls, the Institute moved to the new part of the city. In 1931 it settled into a spacious new building in the Kiryat Moshe neighborhood.
Every year, before the Jewish New Year, the directors of the Institute used to send handmade gifts made by the residing blind to members of the board and to its big donors. The gifts were different each year, and came with a request to renew the financial support.
She gave it to my grandmother, who used it on special occasions for many years. Later, my grandmother gave it to her sister, who kept using it. Before she passed away, my great aunt decided to give the tablecloth to my father. She knew my dad was sentimentally attached to it, associating it with hosting guests and important gatherings throughout his childhood.
By the time my father received it, the tablecloth was already old and fragile. My parents never dared to use it, but they still keep it folded in one of their closets.
To my parents, the tablecloth is somewhat of a mystery. They know where it came from, but not who made it. Most of all, however, they would like to know how it was made. Parts of it look to be crochet , but other parts are nothing like any crochet we've ever encountered.
If you've ever seen anything like this and know the technique that was used to make this, we'd love to hear from you!


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 Andrea Malchiodi (born 1972), an Italian mathematician
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Original specification interior , twin weber 32/36 carburettors
Registration No: CDE230M
Chassis No: RLS30068940
MOT: March 2021
Original specification interior without damage
New twin Webber carburettors , original carburettors incuded
Mot tested until March 2021
4 speed manual gearbox
Showing 127 bhp on Dyno report
Datsun 260Z Service manual dated 1973 included
Original owner's manual service booklet, sales brochure with Datsun guarantee card for Mr Robert Jansen, Wisconsin February 25th 1973
Only 62000 recorded miles
This tidy-looking 260Z is a left hand drive example manufactured in December 1974. Its well-presented Silver bodywork is matched to the original, damage-free Black PVC interior trim. The lusty straight-six engine drives through a four-speed manual gearbox, and this Z car's total recorded mileage to date is a relatively humble 62,000. In summary, 'CDE 230M' would appear to be a representative example of a fun model of sports car all too rarely seen on British roads, and it comes complete with its original owner's manual, service booklet and sales brochure.
The Z series would never have made production without the enthusiastic backing of Nissan USA's President Yutaka Katayama. A small team headed by Yoshihiko Matsuo developed the project and the inaugural version, the 240Z, made its debut in 1969. It was a smash hit Stateside, achieving an average of 45,000 sales per annum between 1971 and 1973. However, though popular in the UK with those still mourning the passing of the not dissimilar Austin-Healey 3000, its overall success was hampered by the combination of a high purchase price and residual anti-Japanese sentiment.
The straight-six (L24) motor was a revelation in driveability and would scream to its high-for-the-day 6500rpm redline, whilst the rugged all-round independent MacPherson strut suspension allowed for hooligan driving in a league beyond that of its natural competitor of the day, the 3-litre Capri. Arriving during 1973, the ensuing 260Z had a more adult, GT-esque feel about it, and was powered by an enlarged 2565cc engine (hence the '260' nomenclature). The newcomer further benefited from a strengthened floorpan / chassis rails and the adoption of a rear anti-roll bar. More luxuriously trimmed than its predecessor, the 260Z remained in production until 1978, when it was replaced by the 280Z, and the spirit of these early Datsuns can still be found in the Nissan 370Z of today.


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Dr Gyozo Molnar
Course Leader for MRes in Socio-Cultural Studies of Sport and Exercise and Principal Lecturer in Sport Studies (Sociology)
email: g.molnar@worc.ac.uk
Dr Gyozo Molnar joined the University of Worcester in September 2008 with a background in the sociology of sport and exercise. His current publications and research revolve around migration, globalization, identity and empowering marginalised populations. His current research, with Dr Yoko Kanemasu, has focused on the migratory and gendered aspects of Fiji rugby and, with Dr Nancy Spencer-Cavaliere, on challenging dominant perspectives in Adapted Physical Activity research. He is co-editor of The Politics of The Olympics (2010, Routledge), Ethnographies in Sport and Exercise Research (2016, Routledge), Women, Sport and Exercise in the Asia-Pacific Region: Domination-Resistance-Accommodation (2018, Routledge) and co-writer of the Sport, Exercise and Social Theory: An Introduction (2012, Routledge). Gyozo teaches on the sociology of sport and research methods modules offered by the School and is also the course leader for the MRes in the Socio-Cultural Studies in Sport and Exercise.
Key projects have included:
Whose knowledge counts in Adapted Physical Activity? (British Academy funded)
Migration and history of male Hungarian professional football players
Migratory trends of male Fijian rugby players
Socio-cultural challenges of women in post-colonial societies
PhD (Loughborough University)
MSc (Miami University, Ohio, US)
MPE (University of Pecs, Hungary)
Research Students: Past and Present
PhD:
Steve Raven, PhD candidate (Director of Studies - Dr Gyozo Molnar): The role of privilege and social bias in the context of UK HE: Sports Students' views on diversity and its influence on their approach to teaching and coaching sport.
Jonathan Mandel, PhD candidate (Director of Studies - Dr Gyozo Molnar): Sport participation, youth (sub)culture and identity: Basketball's socio-cultural and educational value within the UK.
Verity Postlethwaite, PhD candidate (Director of Studies - Dr Gyozo Molnar): Mechanics of inspiring a generation(?): An historical, policy evaluation and educational-based critique of Olympic legacies in the post London 2012 era.
Andrew Wedgbury, PhD candidate (Director of Studies - Dr Gyozo Molnar): Towards a New Sociology of Angling.
John Francis, PhD completed 2018 (Supervisor - Dr Gyozo Molnar): The impact of notational analysis, feedback and the analyst in elite wheelchair basketball.
Christian Edwards, PhD completed in 2017 (Director of Studies - Dr Gyozo Molnar): A psycho-social investigation of drive for muscularity in young adult males.
Chris Faulkner, PhD completed in 2017 (Director of Studies - Dr Gyozo Molnar): Basketball players' migratory experiences and the implications for transnational basketball labour migration.
Dani Stephens, PhD completed in 2016 (Supervisor - Dr Gyozo Molnar): Cycling as serious leisure: An exploration of motivational factors, gender and consumption.
Adam Benkwitz, PhD completed in 2013 (Director of Studies - Dr Gyozo Molnar): Clashing Sub-Cultures: The rivalry between the fans of Aston Villa and Birmingham City Football Clubs.
MRes:
Alex Gardener (Director of Studies - Dr Gyozo Molnar): Homogenizing Dual Identities in Women's Rugby: A Socio-cultural Interpretation of RFU 'Inner Warrior' Programme.
Beth Burgess (Director of Studies - Dr Gyozo Molnar): Exploring the experiences of lesbians within individual sports.
Mike Tyler, MRes (Director of Studies - Dr Gyozo Molnar): Sporting bodies in the Body of Christ: investigating the embodied experiences of Christian Sportsmen in the UK.
Thomas Howard, MRes (Director of Studies - Dr Gyozo Molnar): Walking sports' effect on the subjective well-being of ageing.
Chris Bright, MRes (Director of Studies - Dr Gyozo Molnar): Socio-cultural barriers to doing sports with diabetes community.
Natalie Rouse, PGCert completed 2019 (Director of Studies - Dr Gyozo Molnar): Women's drive for muscularity.
Joanne Baker, MRes completed in 2017 (Director of Studies - Dr Gyozo Molnar): An exploration of men's drive for muscularity.
Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
Association for the Study of Sport and the European Union
Marxist Study of Sport Group
Molnar, G. and Spencer-Cavaliere, N. (in preparation). Whose Knowledge Counts in Adapted Physical Activity Research? Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly.
Molnar, G. and Whigham, S. (in preparation). Sport and The Rise of Political Populism: A Story of Western (de)Civilisation. Sociology.
Edwards, C., Molnar, G. and Tod, D. (in preparation). Building the Unbreakable Self: Women's Experiences Leading to High Drive for Muscularity. Sport in Society.
Cartwright-Riley, K., Newbold, A., Rhoden, C. and Molnar, G. (submitted). Active Ageing with Walking Netball: Benefits and Challenges. GJSEPER.
Kanemasu, Y. and Molnar, G. (in press). 'Representing' the Voices of Fijian Women Rugby Players: Limits and Potentials of Research as a Transformative Act. International Review for the Sociology of Sport.
Faulkner, C., Molnar, G. and Kohe, G. (in press). 'I just go on Wi-Fi': Imagining worlds through professional basketball migrants' deployment of information and communication technology. Journal of Sport and Social Issues.
Postlethwaite, V., Kohe, G and Molnar, G. (in press). Mechanics of Inspiring a Generation: A stakeholder evaluation of London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics educational programmes. Managing Sport and Leisure.
Kanemasu, Y. and Molnar, G. (2017). Private Military and Security Labour Migration: the Case of Fiji. International Migration, 55(4). pp. 154-170. ISSN 1468-2435.
Benkwitz, A. and Molnar, G. (2017). The Emergence and Development of Association Football: Influential Sociocultural Factors in Victorian Birmingham. Soccer and Society. 18(7): 1027-1044.
Edwards, C., Tod, D., Molnar, G. and Markland, D. (2016). Predicting Muscularity-Related Behaviour, Emotions and Cognitions in Men: The Role of Psychological Need Thwarting, Drive for Muscularity and Mesomorphic Internalization. Body Image.
Edwards, C., Tod, D. and Molnar, G. (2016). Searching for Masculine Capital: Experiences Leading to High Drive for Muscularity in Men. Psychology of Men and Masculinity.
Tod, D., Edwards, C., Molnar, G. and Markland, D. (2016). Perceived Social Pressures and the Internalization of the Mesomorphic Ideal: The Role of Drive for Muscularity and Autonomy. Body Image. 16: 63-69.
Kanemasu, Y. and Molnar, G. (2015). Double-trouble: Negotiating Gender and Sexuality in Post-colonial Women's Rugby. International Review for the Sociology of Sport. 1-17.
Molnar, G. and Kanemasu, Y. (2014). Playing on the global periphery: Social scientific explorations of rugby in the Pacific Islands. Asia Pacific Journal of Sport and Social Science. 3(3):175-185.
Kanemasu, Y. and Molnar, G. (2014). Life after Rugby: Issues of being an 'ex' in Fiji rugby. The International Journal of the History of Sport. 31(11): 1389-1405.
Edwards, C., Tod, D. and Molnar, G. (2014). A Systematic Review of the Drive for Muscularity Research Area. International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology. 7(1): 18-41.
Kanemasu, Y. and Molnar, G. (2013). Problematising the dominant: the emergence of alternative cultural voices in Fiji rugby. Asia Pacific Journal of Sport and Social Science. 2(1): 14-30.
Kanemasu, Y. and Molnar, G. (2013). Collective Identity and Contested Allegiance: A Case of Migrant Professional Fijian Rugby Players. Sport in Society. 16(7): 863-882.
Kanemasu, Y. and Molnar, G. (2012). Pride of the People: Fijian rugby labour migration and cultural identity. International Review for the Sociology of Sport, 48(6): 720–735.
Benkwitz, A. and Molnar, G. (2012). Socio-cultural approaches to interpreting football rivalries. Soccer and Society. 13(4): 479-794.
Butt, J. and Molnar, G. (2009). Involuntary Career Termination in Sport: A Case Study of the Process of Structurally Induced Failure. Sport in Society. 12(2): 236-252.
Molnar, G. and Bryson, J. (2009). Enhancing processual learning: some observations on teaching research skills. The Journal of Pedagogical Research and Scholarship. 1(2): 26-33.
Soós, I., Hamar, P., Molnár, G., Biddle, S. and Sándor, I. (2008). Erdélyi tanulók fizikai aktivitásának és inaktivitásának vizsgálata EMA (Ecological Momentary Assessment) módszerrel [An Investigation into Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviours in Transylvanian Students by Using EMA (Ecological Momentary Assessment)]. Magyar Sporttudomanyi Szemle. 9(4): 20-24.
Molnar, G. and Gal, A. (2008). A sporttal kapcsolatos migráció általános áttekintése [Sport-related Migration: A General Overview]. Magyar Sporttudomanyi Szemle. 9(3). 12-15.
Molnar, G. and Maguire, J. (2008). Hungarian Footballers on the Move: Issues of and Observations on the First Migratory Phase. Sport in Society. 11(1): 74-89.
Molnar, G. and Maguire, J. (2007). Moving Globally, Living Locally: Identity Formation of Migrant Hungarian Professional Footballers. Football Studies.
Soós, I., Molnár, G. and Hamar, P. (2007). Közeledjünk az "új" Európai Uniós modell felé, vagy ragaszkodjunk a "jól bevált" magyarhoz? Gondolatok a magyarországi testnevelés és szabadidosportok szocio-kulturális kihívásairól [Should We Adopt the "New" EU Model or Should We Retain the "Good-Old" Hungarian One? Preliminary Observations on the Socio-cultural Challenges in Physical Education and Leisure Activities in Hungary]. Magyar Sporttudomanyi Szemle. 8(4): 33-35.
Molnar, G. and Bryson, J. (2007). A Hands-on Approach to Learning Fundamental Research Skills. The Journal of Pedagogical Research and Scholarship. 1(1): 71-73.
Molnar, G. and Bryson, J. (2007). TLC Project Assessment Case Study: Poster. http://www.creativeassessment.org.uk/resources/Visual.asp
Molnar, G. (2007). Hungarian Football: A Socio-Historical Perspective. Sport in History. 27(2): 293-318.
Molnar, G. (2006). Mapping Migrations: Hungary Related Migrations of Professional Footballers after the Collapse of Communism. Soccer and Society. 7(4): 463-485.
Molnar, G. (2006). A Beginner's Guide to Hungarian Football. Soccer History. 13(Winter 2005-06): 22-25.
Molnar, G., Amin, S. and Kanemasu, Y. (eds.) (2018). Women, Sport and Exercise in the Asia-Pacific Region: Oppression - Resistance - Accommodation. Oxon: Routledge.
Molnar, G. and Purdy, L. (eds.) (2016). Ethnographies in Sport and Exercise Research. Oxon: Routledge.
Molnar, G. and Kanemasu, Y. (eds.) (2014). Special Issue: Playing on the global periphery: Social scientific explorations of rugby in the Pacific Islands. Asia Pacific Journal of Sport and Social Science. 3(3): 175-276.
Molnar, G. and Kelly, J. (2012). Sociology of Sport and Exercise: An Introduction. Oxon: Routledge.
Bairner, A. and Molnar, G. (eds.) (2010). Politics of the Olympics: A Survey. London: Routledge.
Book Chapters:
Kanemasu, Y. and Molnar, G. (forthcoming). Against All Odds: Fijiana's Flight from Zero to Hero in the Rugby World Cup? In Harris, J and Wise, N. (eds.), Rugby on the Periphery. Routledge.
Molnar, G. and Doczi, T. (forthcoming). A transitology of Hungarian Football. In Rojo-Labaien, E., Rodríguez-Díaz, Á. and Rookwood, J. (eds.), Sport, Statehood and Transition in Europe: Comparative perspectives from post-Soviet and post-socialist societies. London: Routledge.
Molnar, G., Amin, S. and Kanemasu, Y. (2018). Introduction: Rest and the West - present absence of non-Western research. In: Molnar, G., Amin, S. and Kanemasu, Y. (eds.), Women, Sport and Exercise in the Asia-Pacific Region: Oppression - Resistance - Accommodation. Oxon: Routledge.
Kanemasu, Y., Johnson, J. and Molnar, G. (2018). Fiji's Women Rugby Players: Finding Motivation in a 'Hostile' Environment. In: Molnar, G., Amin, S. and Kanemasu, Y. (eds.), Women, Sport and Exercise in the Asia-Pacific Region: Oppression - Resistance - Accommodation. Oxon: Routledge.
Molnar, G. and Faulkner, C. (2016). Football Related Migrations. In Hughson, J. et al. (eds.), Routledge Handbook of Football Studies. Oxon: Routledge.
Molnar, G. and Purdy, L. (2016). Introduction. In Molnar, G. and Purdy, L. (eds.), Ethnographies in Sport and Exercise Research. Oxon: Routledge.
Molnar, G. (2014). The League of Retirees: Foreigners' Perception of Hungarian Pro Football. In: Elliott, R. and Harris, J. (eds.), Football and Migration: Perspectives, places, players. Oxon: Routledge: 106-124.
Purdy, L., Molnar, G., Griffiths, L. and Castle, P. (2014). Ilona: 'Tweeting' through cultural adjustments. In: Armour, K. (ed.), Pedagogical Cases in Sport, Exercise and Physical Activity. Pearson: 222-234.
Edwards, C., Tod, D., Morrison, T. and Molnar, G. (2011). Drive For Muscularity: Current Perspectives. In: Tod, D. and Lavallee, D. (eds.), The Psychology of Strength and Conditioning. London: Routledge: 148-172.
Molnar, G., Doczi, T. and Gal, A. (2011). A Socio-structural Overview of Hungarian Football. In: Gammelsæter, H. and Senaux, B. (eds.), The Organisation and Governance of Top Football Across Europe: An Institutional Perspective. London: Routledge: 253-267.
Molnar, G. (2011). From the Soviet Bloc to the European Community: Migrating professional footballers in and out of Hungary. In: Maguire, J. and Falcous, M. (eds.), Sport and Migration. London: Routledge: 56-70.
Molnar, G. (2010). Re-discovering Hungarianness: The Case of Elite Hungarian Footballers. In: Dine, P. and Crosson, S. (eds.), Sport, Representation and Evolving Identities in Europe. Peter Lang: Witney: 239-262.
Book Reviews:
A. Schwell, N. Szogs, M. Z. Kowalska and M. Buchowski (eds.), New Ethnographies of Football in Europe: People, Passions, Politics. Palgrave MacMillan, 2016, Review published in Sport in Society (2016).
Ivan Waddington and Andy Smith, An Introduction to Drugs in Sport: Addicted to Winning? London: Routledge, 2009, Review published in The Sport and Exercise Scientist (Issue 30, Winter, 2011).
Ulrik Wagner, Rasmus K. Storm and John Hoberman (eds.), Observing Sport: Modern System Theoretical Approaches. Schondorf: Hofmann-Verlag, 2010, Review published in Sport in Society (2011).
Stephen Wagg and David L. Andrews (eds.), East Plays West: Sport and the Cold War. London: Routledge, 2007, Review published in Sport in History (Issue 28(1): 200-203).
Chris Hallinan and John Hughson (eds.), Sporting Tales: Ethnographic Fieldwork Experiences. Australian Society for Sports History Studies in Sports History. No. 12 (Kwick Kopy Printing Centre, North Sydney NSW, 2001). Review published in British Society of Sport History Bulletin (Issue 25, Summer/Autumn, 2007: 47-49).
Pierre Lanfranchi and Matthew Taylor, Moving with the Ball: the Migration of Professional Footballers. Oxford, Berg, 2001, Review published in Sport in History (Vol. 26, No. 1, 2006: 175-177).
Media Exposure:
Radio interview on lack of exercise in adults, BBC Hereford and Worcester, 2017.
Radio interview on football violence, BBC Hereford and Worcester, 2013.
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Huge drop as North East Lincolnshire new coronavirus cases enters single figures
Let's hope this is the start of the end
Paige FreshwaterDigital Content Writer
North East Lincolnshire has recorded just five new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours - the first time it's been in single figures for months.
This is a substantial drop compared to Boxing Day's 24 new cases and the 31 recorded on Christmas Day'.
This brings the running total for North East Lincolnshire to 5,926 since the pandemic began.
It puts the region's rate per 100,000 population at 106.5.
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In North Lincolnshire, 39 new coronavirus cases have been recorded in the past 24 hours.
This compares to the 38 new cases on Boxing Day and the 32 who tested positive on Christmas Day.
It means there has now been 5,906 cases since March and is getting close to overtaking North East Lincolnshire's total.
The region's rate per 100,000 resident population currently stands at 191.
A Government statement said of the figures: "The latest R number for the healthcare region of North East and Yorkshire is estimated at 0.9 to 1.1 with a daily infection growth rate range of -2 per cent to +2 per cecnt as of 24 December 2020."
In North Lincolnshire, 39 new coronavirus cases have been recorded in the past 24 hours (Image: Niall Carson/PA Wire)
It comes as the Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust record another three hospital deaths.
Of the latest deaths, reported by NHS England on Sunday, one died on Christmas Day and two sadly passed away on Boxing Day.
The NHS had announced on Saturday, December 26 a patient died on Christmas Day, bringing the total for the day to two so far.
The three latest deaths brings the total number to die in hospitals under the Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust to 319 since the pandemic began.
The Trust runs hospitals in Grimsby and Scunthorpe – but does not state which hospital the person was a patient at.
Each day's new figure includes deaths reported by Trusts between 4pm two days prior and 4pm the previous day.
Lags in reporting by Trusts often mean some can be a few days behind, meaning more could yet be announced for the festive season.
On a national scale, 30,501 coronavirus cases have been recorded in the latest data provided on December 27.
This is 30.1 per cent increase in case numbers on the previous seven days.
316 people in England sadly died with the virus within 28 days of testing positive, as of December 27.


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The EU Forest Strategy should ensure that Sustainable Forest Management is consistently demonstrated in different EU policies
Cepi's response to the public consultation on the EU Forest Strategy
A public consultation, launched on the 25th of January 2021, gives relevant stakeholders an opportunity to voice their views on the EU Forest Strategy, which will serve as a contribution to the preparation of said Strategy.
Cepi welcomed this opportunity to provide its views on the potential objectives and actions of the new EU Forest Strategy, various forest aspects including threats and challenges, actions to be taken to promote and enhance forest biodiversity, adapt forests to climate change as well as strengthen carbon sequestration. Cepi's main comments can be summarised as follows:
Sustainable Forest Management should be consistently demonstrated in different EU policies
The Standing Forest Committee should be mandated to establish the European risk-based approach and sustainability criteria for sustainable forest management, which has been adopted in the recast of the Renewable Energy Directive as a non-end-use specific sustainability system for forest biomass. The EU Forest Strategy should serve as a reference point to make sure that the approach is applied in a uniform manner across different policies, e.g. concerning bioenergy, financial instruments or sustainable fibre-based products. Doing so would not only strengthen active and sustainable forest management in the EU and promote the development of the bioeconomy but also ensure the consistency of policies.
Increased Policy Coordination via the new Strategy is needed.
Due to an expected increase in European initiatives concerning forests and the forest-based sector, policy coordination should be enhanced through the new Strategy, with the principle of sustainable forest management- as established in Forest Europe, H1 resolution, as the cornerstone.
Adaptation of forests to climate change should be done through active and sustainable forest management.
The EU Forest Strategy should foster adaptation of forests to climate change through active and sustainable forest management as opposed to adaptation through conservation when it comes to the future of forests, as the latter carries a risk of spreading diseases such as pests and insect outbreaks.
Forest sinks should not be treated as compensation for certain 'difficult-to-decarbonise' sectors.
Doing so is not efficient nor fair as forests are threatened by sectors outside forests and the forest-based sector along with climate change particularly, as opposed to sustainable forest-based bioeconomy.
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Cepi's full answers to the consultation here.