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A lot can change in a short space of time in football. When the January window opened, the feeling was Dani Ceballos would cut short his loan spell with Arsenal and return to Real Madrid. Now that seems far-fetched.
Despite initially impressing, the Spaniard had failed to build on that early hype – he registered two assists on his full debut – and injuries meant he missed two months worth of action, only returning to the first-team fold at the end of January.
However, in the space of a month, the 23-year-old has forced his way into manager Mikel Arteta's plans. Responding to the challenge set by the former Manchester City assistant, the one-time Real Betis man as taken his game up another level.
"I had a conversation with Dani," said Arteta in January. "When I joined the club he wasn't here. He was in Madrid because he was doing his rehab for over a month with the team that owns him.
"I know him really well from Spain. I watched him many, many times. He always wants the ball, he has big personality to play. I like him. He is getting much closer to the fitness levels that I expect from him to be competing with his team-mates. He needs to get back to fitness and fight for his place like any other player.
"But he is a player that can fit our style and now he needs to make a step forward and make things difficult for me and my selection."
In the space of a month, Ceballos went from being viewed as a flop to being the poster boy of this new-look Arsenal team.
He started in the 4-0 win over Newcastle United, played 30 minutes in the first-leg Europa League win over Olympiacos and then returned to the starting XI for the 3-2 victory over Carlo Ancelotti's Everton. The loss in the return leg against Olympiacos is the only blemish to his record since Arteta turned to his compatriot to set the tempo in midfield.
The Spain international seems right at home in the Arsenal team now. With the Gunners looking to dominate the ball and piece together breathtaking attacking sequences, it plays to his strengths.
He's now attempting 20 more passes per 90 and his pass completion percentage has risen from 88 per cent to 93. He's creating more chances, 0.25 on a per 90 basis, and the defensive side of his game has also improved. Before his injury, Ceballos was averaging 7.2 ball recoveries with the majority of those arriving in the defensive third. Now, however, close to 70 per cent of them come in the middle third of the pitch.
Arsenal don't have a clause in his deal to make the move a permanent one. But if Ceballos continues to impress, Arteta will surely want him to stick around. Not just because of his performances on the pitch but because of his attitude off it.
In Ceballos' situation, out of the side and out of favour, some would have cut the loan short or simply been happy to just see out their time at the Emirates on the bench. But the rumoured Valencia transfer target has dug deep and shown his desire, tenacity and work-rate, forcing Arteta to reshuffle his pack to fit him in.
Ceballos' efforts have been rewarded and he's rightly getting plaudits. Arteta's decision to include him has been vindicated, too, with the Arsenal No.8 putting in a number of classy performances.
It could be a marriage made in heaven for the two Spaniards. With Champions League football still within reach, it couldn't have come at a better time for the Gunners.
• by Sam McGuire
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Our Cordon Bleu chef Daniel Garcia has won three stars on Great Taste Awards for his macarons and he is now coming with the idea of providing a more artistic, delicate and yet flavourful cakes, and plant based desserts for all occasions.
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Chef Daniel Garcia began his career at the age of 15 when he worked at his mother's restaurant. After finishing highschool he decided to leave his home country to pursuit his long loved dream which was music. Shortly he realised that his life was about to change... He started to work in various restaurants in The States as this is what he knew from working in his mother's restaurant, suddenly his passion for gastronomy began to emerge . He continued his career in music while working in restaurants. After a few years Daniel went back to his homeland to work in the prestigious five star hotel "Eurobuiding" where he was awarded several times for his innovation and creativity.
Eventhough Daniel was happy he felt that his studies weren't complete, so he decided to come to Europe and join the famous school Le Cordon Bleu where he was awarded Diplome De Cuisine. After graduating, he worked in michelin star places like "Le Jardin Des Sens" in the south of France, "Memories" at The Langham hotel,"Walnut" restaurant and The Four Seasons and the iconic Firmdale hotels in London. Years later Daniel opened Lorchidee boutique patisserie, a chain of bakeries specialised in the production of high end pattiserie and macaron making. He is known as "The Chef who sold 10 million macarons in 10 years"... Nowadays Daniel is focused in providing michelin star experiences to customers at their own house and he is gracefully teaching all his secrets in his didactic online courses.
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Leonard Schwartz is the author of several collections of poetry, including Words Before The Articulate: New and Selected Poems (Talisman House). He is also the author of A Flicker at The Edge Of Things: Essays on Poetics (Spuyten Duvyil) and co-editor of two anthologies: Primary Trouble: An Anthology of Contemporary American Poetry and An Anthology of New (American) Poetry, both from Talisman House. In recent years he has read from his work at universities, conferences, and festivals in Portugal, Turkey, Russia, France, China, and Peru, as well as in the United States. He lives on the Pacific Northwest.


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The Pool and Sports Zone neighborhood on Oasis of the Seas is truly a playground for passengers of all ages and is a lot of fun! It features 4 different types of pools, private cabanas, and two Flow Rider surf simulators. Around these 4 pools are 4 bars which feature all of your favorite drinks. Also included in this area is a sloped entry Beach Pool, where passengers are able to wade into the water or relax in beach chairs at the edge. There is a whirlpool on each side of the Beach Pool for passengers who prefer warmer waters. The Main Pool is located on the opposite side of the ship and is also flanked by two whirlpools.
Families with children will love the interactive aquatic playground called the H2O Zone. The giant octopus with its water-spraying tentacles make this area easy to spot. Other water spouting creatures are found throughout this zone too. Adult and child sized lounge chairs are scattered throughout this area. Parents and toddlers will love the infant and toddler pool.
The Sports Pool, which offers afternoon water team sports like basketball, badminton and water polo, will be a hit with the older crowd. The morning hours are dedicated to lap swimming.
For the adventurous passengers, the first ever zip-line at sea is found on this deck. Other sports opportunities are the rock climbing wall, nine-hole miniature golf course, ping-pong, and the Sports Court, which allows for friendly games of basketball and volleyball.
Adults looking for a calming, peaceful spot on board will find it in the Solarium, which covers 2 decks. This adults-only space offers a swimming pool, two whirlpools, and four cantilevered whirlpools suspended 136 feet above the ocean. The new Solarium Bistro offers casual fare from the Vitality spa menu during the day, and transforms into a specialty dining area with dancing in the evening. As you can see, this neighborhood is one of the most active, exciting decks on the ship!


GDC organizers have revealed sessions for the first ever QA Summit at the March 2013 conference that include Riot Games on rapid test iteration, BioWare on QA and development team integration, and a panel on test automation with VMC Game Labs, Sony Computer Entertainment America, and The Walt Disney Company.
These talks all fall within the QA Summit, which will take place alongside seven other summits on Monday and Tuesday, March 25-26, 2013 at the Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco, California.
The debut summit based around Quality Assurance in games will discuss "new and/or current tools, processes and organization methods being used in in QA today and to show how QA is an integral part of development", and is advised by notables including Double Fine's Daniel Pangelina, EA's Mario Vasquez, and VMC Game Labs' Ben Wibberley.
In particular, the BioWare team will show how this QA model applies to the narrative creation process in Mass Effect 3 and how QA spot issues early on. "This made it easier to avoid costly changes in content at later stages of development, and ultimately provided the end user with a better experience."
Riot's League of Legends faces an ongoing QA challenge, since it continuously delivers new content and features to its player base. Seifert will show that while traditional QA models may fail to adapt, Riot tackles this problem with "a three pronged approach: utilizing our specialized skills and knowledge, having diverse and frequent feedback loops, and automation."
QA test automation has very specific challenges in games. The panel will discuss ways to address those challenges, offering "strategy techniques, best practices, and test automation framework considerations and design."
In addition, GDC organizers are reminding potential sponsors of game sector-specific Summit Sponsorships. These sponsorhips can help sponsors reach targeted developers in areas such as Free to Play Design & Business and Smartphone & Tablets.
For more information on these sessions or others in the show's growing lineup, check out GDC 2013's official Schedule Builder, which has added tens of talks over the previous few days.
More talks will debut in the near future, and all of the above summit lectures are accessible with GDC 2013's two-day Summits, Tutorials & Bootcamps Pass. Discounted Early Bird registration for all passes is now open on the show's official website. GDC 2013 will take place March 25-29 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.


SAN ANTONIO (AP) — A South Texas man has been charged with human smuggling after 54 immigrants, including some children, were found in a semitrailer in San Antonio.
Officials said Wednesday the federal charges were filed against 36-year-old Gerardo Javier Carreon (kah-reh-YOHN') of Laredo, Texas.
Homeland Security Investigations Special Agent in Charge Shane Folden said at a news conference that the immigrants were from Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador and Brazil. All have been detained, with five receiving hospital treatment for minor injuries incurred while trying to flee the truck and agents.
The truck filled with men, women and children was discovered in San Antonio about 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. City fire chief Charles Hood says the truck was air-conditioned and water was provided inside the trailer for the immigrants.


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No increase in credit to banks leaves Greece under pressure
Affogato coffee, ice cream shop closes in SoNo after 2 years
Norwalk's Wall Street Tavern closes its doors
'Granola Bar' breakfast chain to open two new CT locations
Popular Bridgeport Italian restaurant Massimo's coming to Norwalk
New mobile gift card can be used at South Norwalk businesses
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FILE - In this Jan. 22, 2015 file photo President of European Central Bank Mario Draghi speaks during a news conference in Frankfurt, Germany. Greece is anxiously awaiting a decision by the European Central Bank on whether to increase the emergency liquidity assistance banks can draw on from the country's central bank, as worried Greeks continue to line up at ATM machines after the prime minister called for a referendum on creditor proposals for reforms in return for rescue loans. (AP Photo/Michael Probst, File)
ATHENS, Greece -- The European Central Bank granted no increase Sunday in emergency credit to Greek banks, leaving the country under increasing pressure a day after the government threw Greece's bailout negotiations into turmoil by calling a referendum on creditors' financial proposals.
The central bank's decision raised more questions about Greece's financial future and continued membership in the 19-nation shared euro currency.
The specter of financial controls being put on Greek withdrawals to stop its banks from hemorrhaging funds loomed as an immediate possibility -- or the chance that Greek banks might not even open Monday.
Anxious Greeks lined up at ATMs all weekend, draining deposits away. One ATM line in central Athens was a block long Sunday.
Those fears are driven by the fact Greece's international bailout runs out Tuesday, after which the remaining 7.2 billion euros ($8 billion) in the fund will no longer be available. Without a last bailout loan, it's unclear whether Greece will be able to repay the 1.6 billion euros ($1.8 billion) due to the International Monetary Fund on Tuesday. Greece's European partners, surprised and angered by Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' referendum call, said they would not accept an extension of the current bailout until Sunday's popular vote on the demands creditors are making of Greece to get the bailout loan. Further negotiations are, for the time being, dead.
Some European officials called for renewed efforts by both sides. "We don't know -- none of us -- the consequences of an exit from the euro zone, either on the political or economic front. We must do everything so that Greece stays in the eurozone," French Prime Minister Manuel Valls told France's i-Tele TV on Sunday.
"But doing everything, that means respecting Greece and democracy, but it's also about respecting European rules. So Greece needs to come back to the negotiating table," he said.
Without an increase in emergency liquidity for Greek banks, which currently stands at just under 90 billion euros ($100 billion), Greece's four major banks could soon run out of cash and be forced to implement capital controls. Those restrictions could keep Greek banks functioning -- but they would mean a deepening of the financial crisis and could take Greece a step closer to leaving the euro. The ECB said it could reconsider its decision on credit levels.
"We continue to work closely with the Bank of Greece and we strongly endorse the commitment of member states in pledging to take action to address the fragilities of euro-area economies," ECB chief Mario Draghi said.
Yannis Stournaras, governor of the Bank of Greece, said the bank would "take all measures necessary to ensure financial stability for Greek citizens in these difficult circumstances."
The Greek finance ministry said the country's financial stability council, the Systemic Risk Board, would meet Sunday afternoon to discuss the situation. The board includes the finance minister, the central bank governor and the heads of the Greek banks association, the capital markets commission and the financial stability fund.
Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis tweeted that the government "opposes the very concept" of capital controls within a monetary union. He also suggested his country might not pay the money it owes to the IMF on Tuesday.
Varoufakis refused to reply to a direct question on the IMF payment. Instead, he told BBC radio that the ECB should pay the money to the IMF out of the profits it made on Greek bonds in 2014, an idea he called "a very sensible transfer."
"We are owed money by one part of the troika and we owe money to another part of the troika? Why don't they sort themselves out and transfer money from one pocket ... to the other?" Varoufakis said.
On the streets of Athens, reactions to Tsipras' referendum call were mixed.
"I have no idea what we are voting for. Yes or no, we don't know what to say," said 67-year-old Triandafila Bourbourda as she walked in the capital's main Syntagma Square. "I think we shouldn't have gone so far to get in to this mess."
But Voula Lambrou, attending a Sunday morning church service, said she believed Greece would be better off outside the 28-nation EU.
"If we exit the European Union, I believe things will be very good for Greece," she said. "It will be tough for some time, but we will be able to find strength in order to carry on ahead. We don't need the Europeans."
Two opinion polls published Sunday indicated that more Greeks want to stay in the eurozone and make a deal with creditors than want a rupture with the country's European partners. Both polls were conducted before Tsipras' referendum call, but they provide an indication of public sentiment.
In the poll by Alco for the Proto Thema paper, 57 percent said they believed Greece should make a deal while 29 percent wanted a rupture of ties. A Kapa Research poll for To Vima newspaper found that 47.2 percent would vote in favor of a new, painful agreement with Greece's creditors, compared to 33 percent who would vote no and 18.4 percent undecided.
Both polls were conducted from June 24-26 and had a margin of error of about 3.1 percent.
Alternate Greek Finance Minister Nadia Valavani urged Greeks on Sunday to show restraint, telling private Mega television the country's banks could see "business as usual" next week if they receive the emergency support "so long as there is calm" and Greeks don't attempt to withdraw all their savings.
The European Central Bank has said it can only continue liquidity assistance if the banks are solvent. A failure by the Greek government to get more aid could lead to a determination that the Greek banks are no longer financially solid.
Draghi, the ECB chief, has said it's up to Greece's elected officials to decide their country's fate.
McHugh reported from Frankfurt. Geir Moulson in Berlin, Jamey Keaten in Paris and Demetris Nellas in Athens contributed.
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Below is a sample response to our GED Essay Practice Question. Review this response to develop familiarity with the structure of a high-scoring essay. You may notice that this essay follows the template that's featured in our GED Essay Writing Guide. At the end of this response, there is a short commentary that explains why this is an effective essay and why it would receive a perfect score.
Lately, the issue of climate change has generated a lot of debate. Some people argue that climate change is a hoax, claiming that all of our efforts are a waste of time. Others believe that recycling is vitally important, playing a crucial role in maintaining our planet's climate and ecology. The two opposing passages above highlight the importance of this issue. However, the position arguing that recycling is an important part of protecting our ecosystem is more credible, since it is much better-supported with sound logical reasoning, detailed statistics, and a strong ethical plea.
The writer of the pro-recycling passage, unlike the writer of the anti-recycling passage, employs excellent logical reasoning to convince the audience, explaining that recycling is more than simply placing paper and plastic in their proper bins; it is an "involved process of harvesting, transporting, building and shipping." The author proves that recycling is logical by detailing how much waste is produced when goods are created from scratch, driving home her logical argument with the simple question: "Why cut down a forest instead of recycling paper?"
To lend even more credibility to her already logical argument, the writer includes statistics relevant to recycling. In a clear, bullet-pointed list of data showing the importance of recycling, she provides relevant and useful information: "It takes 95% less energy to recycle aluminum than it does to make it from raw materials." Recycling aluminum is worth the effort because making new aluminum is less efficient, and the writer has data to prove it. The writer goes on to list four more pieces of data to support her argument while the writer of the other passage only provides one.
Finally, the writer's purposeful ethical plea in the pro-recycling passage more effectively calls the audience to action. By writing, "It is the morally sound thing to do to protect our beautiful planet for future generations," the writer conjures images of clear blue skies and clean shining seas, helping the reader emotionally connect to the argument. If we do not recycle, the writer implies, we will be committing a sin against future generations. The writer finishes her argument with a passionate and motivating plea to the audience: "Please make sure you recycle!"
Due to its strong logical reasoning, relevant statistics, and convincing ethical plea, the pro-recycling position is better-supported and much more convincing than its counterpart. The writer of the anti-recycling passage provides some evidence, but it is too vague to be convincing, and distracts from her argument. More statistics about the cost of recycling, or more formal language would have made her passage more academic, instead of just implying that people recycle simply to "feel better about themselves," which seems petty and unsupported. Without these improvements, the anti-recycling position is less supported and significantly less convincing than its counterpart.
This sample essay would receive a perfect score on the GED. The writer clearly reviewed the prompt and outlined the argument before writing. Generally, the response exhibits the following organization:
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Paragraph 2 — Logical reasoning
Paragraph 3 — Statistics
Paragraph 4 — Ethics
Paragraph 5 — Conclusion
The introduction clearly previews the passage's topic, explains both sides, and demonstrates that the student understands each writer's argument. The student uses strong, clear language and concludes with a bold thesis statement that lists three reasons why the argument he or she chose is "better-supported."
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The intersection between film and visual art is an important focus of exhibition policy at EYE. To underline this, EYE and the Paddy and Joan Leigh Fermor Arts Fund launched an annual prize in 2015 to commission new work from artist filmmakers whose work has demonstrated an important contribution to this interdisciplinary field. The first exhibition devoted to the EYE Art & Film Prize features the work of the first three winners, all of whom display social commitment in their artistic practice. They are Hito Steyerl (b. 1966, Germany), Ben Rivers (b. 1972, Britain) and Wang Bing (b. 1967, China). The winner of the fourth EYE Art & Film Prize will be announced on 5 April.
Based in Berlin, Hito Steyerl (b. 1966) is one of the most prominent video artists working today. Educated as a filmmaker at the Hochschule für Fernsehen und Film in Munich, she effortlessly transcends the boundaries between film and visual art in her perceptive and often humorous work. In addition, she explores the role of the media in a globalized world, and the staggering speed at which images and knowledge circulate thanks to digital technology, a phenomenon that, in one of her essays, she has called 'circulationism'. She argues that most images no longer just represent reality, but actually intervene in that reality.
The work of Ben Rivers (b. 1972) explores the intersection of documentary and fiction. He often films people who, in one way or another, have dropped out of society. From this rough film material, Rivers crafts subtle stories about alternative ways of living on the margins of society. Rivers is building up a significant body of work that makes an exceptional contribution to developments at the interface between visual art and film.
Based in Beijing, Wang Bing (b. 1967) has amassed a significant body of work that ranges in scope from documentary and feature film to video installation. As a filmmaker and visual artist, Wang Bing explores in his work the changes occurring in Chinese society. Wang's monumental films, such as West of Tracks, are often composed of strikingly long takes that interweave time and reality. These films call into question the bigger narratives within contemporary China by emphasizing ordinary, everyday humanity. Wang works almost entirely independently, using a digital camera, natural light and ambient noise.


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, it means the item isn't immediately available. We've ordered it and once we receive it, we'll send it out to you.
This item has SOLD OUT. You can put it in your favorites to be alerted when it's back in stock. Doubt that the price will be this good though.
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Looking for something sweet to give as a gift this Valentine's Day? Try making some homemade peanut butter cups! It's such an easy treat that only requires 3 basic ingredients: dark chocolate, peanut butter, and sea salt!
Just pop the chocolate into a bowl and microwave for 30 seconds. Continue with 10-15 second intervals until melted (note: chocolate doesn't need to be melted completely, if there are lumps – the residual heat will melt the rest once you mix).
Place cupcake liners on a cookie sheet or muffin pan. Pour a thin layer of chocolate into each liner. Gently pat the sheet/pan a few times on the counter to flatten the surface. Place in fridge for 5-10 minutes.
Scoop some peanut butter and place it in the center. Use a spoon to flatten out if necessary (make sure to leave room on the sides for the next layer of chocolate). Sprinkle some sea salt and it's almost done!
4. Add Final Chocolate Layer!
Add the final layer of melted chocolate. Pat the sheet/pan a few times on your surface to allow the chocolate to evenly cover the top and sides of each PB heap. Feel free to sprinkle some sea salt before placing in the fridge again for 15 minutes.
It's as simple as that. Try using different chocolates or nut butters for different flavor combinations!
Yay! I'm making these for my brothers birthday with almond butter. He's allergic to peanuts and with this recipe, he can finally try a "Reeses"!


Belstaff is to open its first flagship store in Tokyo within the Ginza Six shopping complex.
The launch on 20 April will follow Belstaff's entry into the Japanese market in 2016 and its opening of retail spaces in the Matsuzakaya Nagoya and Isetan Tokyo department stores and in Kobe. The store will stock the brand's lines for men and women.
A private launch event was attended by Belstaff ambassador and Hollywood A-lister Liv Tyler who, alongside Belstaff creative director Delphine Ninous, has co-designed and produced two collections for Belstaff. Her latest Spring Summer 2017 offering will be available in the Ginza Six store.
Belstaff is also holding its first archive exhibition, 'Hollywood Legends', in the city's Daikanyama Tsutaya bookstore.
Gavin Haig, Belstaff chief executive, said: "Ginza Six, our fourth opening in Japan, shows our fast and strategic expansion in this important market. The Japanese influence on fashion and style can be felt globally, which is why we selected this great country as a key pillar market for Belstaff. The Japanese appreciation and appetite for modern heritage is key to our success here."


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Video: Syrian rebels use Second World War cannon
By Lucy Draper On 5/21/15 at 12:17 PM EDT
Syrian rebels have appropriated a Nazi-era artillery cannon which they are using in their fight to drive Bashar al-Assad's forces out of Idlib, according to a report by German newspaper Bild.
In a YouTube video released by Shaam News Network, members of the Islamic Front rebel group are seen loading and firing the 10.5 cm leFH18 cannon, one of the most common artillery guns used by German forces during the Second World War.
Bild reported that a German weapons expert said that the Syrian army probably had a few of the weapons in service and that the rebels may have stolen it from regime forces or a museum.
The light field howitzers were designed in 1920 and began to be used by the Wehrmacht (the unified German forces) in 1935. In the next decade, some 10,000 were produced and exported across Europe, though it remains a mystery as to how the weapons ended up in Syria. They are capable of firing 14kg artillery shells up to a distance of 10km.
In the video, the rebels are seen firing shells in their attack on Ariha, one of the last towns held by the regime in Idlib province in northwestern Syria.
The Islamic Front is a coalition of multiple Islamist groups aimed at toppling the Assad regime.
In 2012, members of the Free Syrian Army posted a video in which they claimed to have found a cache of 5,000 STG-44 rifles, also used by German forces during the Second World War, in Aleppo.


London Broil is a famous dish cooked with a hard expensive cut meat.
London broil is technique of cooking hard meat and not just nomenclature of a dish. It has become so popular method that people name every tough meat or a flank meat as London broil because popularity has made both synonymous. Do not confuse with the prefix London for it to be an English cuisine rather it is an American dish.
Tough meat pieces and mostly the top and flank pieces of steak are cooked as London broil.
All meat lovers find this heavenly dish very tasty but also insist on proper technique and use of right ingredients. It is mostly thought that marinating it he flank meat for some time and then grilling it. But for grilling you need to do it outdoors which not always possible. Don't feel sad because you can still do it indoors, in your oven and you don't even need any special oven but your regular oven will do the purpose.
Cooking London broil indoors in your oven doesn't have much difference in taste to that grilled outdoors. The only difference is that the heating is done from above the meat loaf instead of bottom as in grilling or broiling outside on charcoal or wood or on electric grill. You have an advantage of saving time if you use an oven to do it as the even distribution of heat cooks it faster and tastier.
The classic dish can be easily prepared at home in regular oven by following few simple steps.
1. Marinate – The first step of the technique or the recipe is marinating it, which must be done with care and precision because marinating will give the dish a perfect taste and flavor. You can choose from a long list of marinades or your own family recipe but most commonly used ingredients in marinating are, oil, aromatic herbs, balsamic vinegar, red wine, fruit juice, ginger sauce and many other spices. Point here is that is a technique and you can always experiment with ingredients. The timing is very important as the more time you leave the meat for marinating the tastier it gets. Just prick some holes all over the cut and leaving it overnight is sufficient.
2. Broiling – take a broiler pan or any cast iron pan and oil it a bit and then put the meat it in it and keep aside some marinade for making sauce for dish or basting. Just slide the pan in the oven and cook it on medium high for 4 – 5 minutes on side. Flip it and cook the other side as well and within ten minutes you have a delicious London broil. Beware of over cooking it as that will leave the meat tougher. Leave it for five minutes and then go for next step.
3. Cutting – You have to cut this flank piece of meat across the grain which means cutting across fibres of meat. Cut vertical through the trends which run from left to right and remember to make thin slices. For increasing the taste and flavor of the dish just take the saved marinade and simmer it in a pan for a minute or two and just pour it over meat before serving it to guests. Never use the marinade without cooking there was raw meat in it.
Now your excellent textured and flavoured dish is ready you can serve it to guests and for added appreciation you can combine it with roasted or stewed vegetables which will make it an easy to digest complete meal. A meal is never complete without a refreshing drink so accompany some great tasting wine or fruit juice with it. Happy dining!


I remember when I got my hands on the very first slice of StarCraft II action, Wings of Liberty, the Terran component of Blizzard's space RTS trilogy. I had work the next day, but that didn't stop me from attending the midnight launch, winning a Noobz Figure (which I ended up giving to a friend because I'm THAT nice), and playing until the early hours of the morning. That was on July the 27th 2009 – 5 years ago. Happy Birthday StarCraft II!
To participate, we want you to show us how much you love StarCraft II by sending us a photo of your favorite StarCraft item and sharing the story behind it. Whether it's a signed keyboard or the box from your copy of StarCraft II, we'd love to hear the story behind it! Once you've entered, use #GG5years on Twitter to share your entry with everyone!
Damn… guess I need to call up my friend and demand that Noobz Figure back. I could do with a brand new PC for sure!
Blizzard are celebrating in StarCraft II itself too. Players who log on from July 27th till August 3rd will secure a special portrait.
Lastly, Blizzard have released a new wallpaper. It can be downloaded for ALL the things, including desktop, phone, and even Twitter (as a banner)!
And there you have it, many ways to celebrate! Blizzard are not done with the franchise though – Legacy of the Void is still due. There is no word on release date yet, but you can pre-order it right here. That'll keep StarCraft II going for the next few years I'm sure!


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Scottish food and drink brands to strengthen regional presence at Gulfood
Cocoa dusting by Iain Burnett, the Master Chocolatier at Legends of Grandtully
Langoustines at George Hotel Restaurant
Scottish seafood platter
Scotland's food and drink scene is the envy of the world. Beautiful fertile land, clean air and clear waters lead to a harvest of the most natural and healthy ingredients. The food and drink sector in Scotland has a turnover of more than £15 billion annually – making it Scotland's largest export sector, with exports reaching to more than 200 countries globally.
Scotland exported over £313 million of food and drink to the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region in 2017, out of which £183 million was just to the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). The Gulfood exhibition provides a fantastic platform for Scottish companies to exhibit their products and meet with UAE and Middle East buyers, which enables them to build and strengthen their relationships with key food and drink contacts in this region.
A total of 22 Scottish brands will be showcased during Gulfood 2020, of which nine will also be exhibiting on Scotland's Gulfood stand. F&B buyers from the Middle East will be invited to sample some of the finest produce that Scotland has to offer and meet with Scottish suppliers face to face on 18th February at the exclusive Scottish Product Showcase event held at the prestigious Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel in Dubai.
Scottish Product Showcase event, Gulfood 2019
Scotland's international trade agency, Scottish Development International (SDI) has organised a range of activities for the visiting Scottish companies at Gulfood, which includes various meet the buyer events, introductions to key local food and drink contacts, visits to offices of UAE importers and an opportunity to network with retailers, food service distributors and importers at the Scottish Product Showcase event.
Scotland will be showcasing a range of innovative Scottish food and drink products at Gulfood this year. People will get to try some non-alcoholic whisky and gin from Spirits of Virtue (finalist for the World Beverage Innovation Awards 2019), experience plant-based food services packaging from Vegware (winner at Sustainable Food Awards 2019, British Renewable Energy Awards 2018 and others), sample a variety of artisanal bakery products from Stag Bakery (winner at Scottish Bakers of the Year Awards 2019) and much more. To meet with all of these and other fantastic Scottish brands, visit the Scottish Pavilion at Gulfood, which is located at the World Food Hall in Sheikh Saeed Hall; stand number SL-34.
Scotland has also begun preparations for Expo 2020 Dubai. Visitors to the UK pavilion at Expo 2020, which runs from October 2020 to April 2021, will be able to experience the best of Scottish food and drink. To learn more about Scotland's Business Programme at this mega international event, follow @ScotExpo2020.
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Can anyone beat Ben Davis? Maybe 1 of these teams
As we enter the last week of the regular season, the Giants (8-0) are state's top-ranked team in Class 6A and rising in the national rankings.
Can anyone beat Ben Davis? Maybe 1 of these teams As we enter the last week of the regular season, the Giants (8-0) are state's top-ranked team in Class 6A and rising in the national rankings. Check out this story on IndyStar.com: http://indy.st/2yWeoPL
Kyle Neddenriep, kyle.neddenriep@indystar.com Published 12:52 p.m. ET Oct. 10, 2017 | Updated 4:54 p.m. ET Oct. 10, 2017
Ben Davis Giants quarterback Reese Taylor (2) moves the ball toward the end zone during second quarter game action at Lawrence Central High School, Indianapolis, Friday, Oct. 6, 2017. (Photo: Jenna Watson/IndyStar)Buy Photo
INDIANAPOLIS – Is there anybody out there that can beat Ben Davis? Or at least make it a game?
As we enter the last week of the high school football regular season, the Giants (8-0) are the top-ranked team in the state in Class 6A and rising in the national rankings (No. 10 by MaxPreps and No. 16 by USA TODAY).
Ben Davis has defeated five top-10 teams by an average of 29.4 points per game. Impressive stuff. I'm going to give you seven teams that could beat Ben Davis (but won't):
7. North Central: The Giants have already clinched the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference championship outright but have one regular-season game left Friday, at home against North Central. The last time North Central defeated Ben Davis, it was 2005. Rick Strieff (now at Cathedral) was coaching the Panthers and Tom Allen (Indiana head coach) was coaching the Giants. The Panthers are 3-5 and have lost four in a row, but could catch Ben Davis at the right time if they can move the ball consistently behind junior quarterback Liam Thompson. The only team to score more than 20 points on the Giants is Pike (in a 69-34 loss). Which brings us to …
6. Pike: The Red Devils are explosive and have one of the best quarterbacks in Central Indiana in Jordan Garrett (1,696 passing yards, 17 TDs and 390 rushing yards). The offense is producing more than 400 yards and 32 points per game. Could the defense hold down Ben Davis enough to give the offense a chance in a shootout? Pike is probably the favorite in Sectional 5, meaning the teams could meet in the regional.
5. Lawrence Central: There were some positives in last week's 42-7 loss to Ben Davis. The Bears ran the ball with some success, particularly senior John Childs (18 carries for 96 yards). The teams will meet again in the first round of Sectional 6 on Oct. 27. Lawrence Central has to be able to hit some big plays in the passing game, which did not happen in the first meeting. It will be difficult for any defense — even this one with linebacker Cam McGrone and safety Manny Bellamy as playmakers — to hold Ben Davis under 24 or 28 points. If the Bears can run the ball and hit a few big plays in the passing game, they can try to play keep away.
4. Avon: Ben Davis has the most explosive offense in the state, but the Orioles might be No. 2. Quarterback Cameron Misner has 2,000 passing yards and 26 touchdowns and senior receiver Isaac Guerendo (40 catches, 994 yards, 12 TDs) is having a huge season. Avon can also run the ball with Sampson James (1,053 yards, 13 TDs) behind a strong offensive line. On the flip side, Ben Davis manhandled Avon 52-20 in the second week of the season. The Giants rolled up more than 500 yards of offense in that game and were never really slowed down by the Orioles. Avon did do some good things on offense in that game, particularly with James on the ground.
3. Fort Wayne Snider: The Panthers (8-0) have crept up to No. 2 behind Ben Davis in the Class 6A poll. Snider is averaging nearly 46 points per game with running backs Christian Covington and Anyis Lockett leading the way. Snider would not meet Ben Davis until a potential matchup in the 6A state finals at Lucas Oil Stadium. The Panthers have given up more than 30 points in a game three times this season, which might not bode well against the explosive Giants.
2. Center Grove: This might seem a little high for the Trojans, considering the 40-7 loss to Ben Davis on Sept. 8. But it was only a 13-7 game at halftime. Quarterback Reese Taylor and the Giants were excellent in the second half, moving the ball through the air with chunks of yardage at a time. The Trojans will have to run the ball and grind out drives, while also hitting on a few play-action passes. Stranger things have happened. Center Grove is only 4-4 but seems to find an extra something when the tournament begins. A potential rematch with Ben Davis would happen in the semistate.
1. Warren Central: Yes, the Warriors lost 45-16 at Ben Davis on Sept. 15. That is a big mountain to climb. But I still think this is the program that has the personnel this season to give Ben Davis its toughest game. Warren Central has quietly won three consecutive games since that loss to the Giants. Quarterback Jayden George has thrown six touchdown passes the past two weeks and junior Romeir Elliott (825 rushing yards, 15 TDs) is closing in on a 1,000-yard season. And there is an X-factor at receiver in junior David Bell (35 catches, 698 yards, five TDs). The defense will have to force some turnovers. These teams could meet in the Sectional 6 championship.
Could one of these seven teams knock off the Giants? Maybe. But I don't see it happening.
Call Star reporter Kyle Neddenriep at (317) 444-6649.
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It's always interesting to be 'inside' a news story. Jamaicans have been thrust into a very peculiar position for a very long time: they had an international image that seemed much bigger than their country's physical and population size seemed to warrant. To use the boxing parlance, the country punched well over its weight. But, that would not have surprised many Jamaicans, who live with the notion that "Wi little but wi Tallawah", meaning we are a small nation but with strong-willed people; we are determined and refuse to be restrained by boundaries. The world has had to accept that this nation regularly does 'exceptional' things. The corollary is that the country has had to accept that it's in the spotlight much more than would seem normal.
The true meaning of words fascinates me. The phrase 'brand Jamaica' has been tossed around freely in recent weeks. The definition of 'brand' has several connotations, positive and negative, and Jamaica is tasting several of them:
quality or to designate ownership
characteristic or distinctive kind
a mark put on criminals with a hot iron
a mark of disgrace
So when the term is used, which definition is coming into play? It may, unwittingly, not be the one the user intended.
The notion of being a proud Jamaican is not new. It has been there for decades, but was perhaps more muted in international eyes before the country gained independence in 1962. It got a huge push during the 1970s with the international success of Bob Marley; his music helped make reggae acceptable and accessible to a very wide population. It was put to the test also in the 1970s, when Michael Manley became Prime Minister and implemented a series of social democratic policies, which started to pitch the country in a direction which some feared but others hailed, and 'took on America' in the process. His slogans, such as "Better must come" and "Giving power to the people", struck a chord of fear or made people jubilant.
Jamaica's image as a violent country took hold in the wake of Manley's tenure, as guns and politics became more common a pairing than 'guns and butter' or 'guns and roses'. That the tourism industry was able to flourish with that branding on it is worthy of some serious study. Crime didn't go away, however, no matter how hard some tried, and Jamaica gained the dubious accolade of 'murder capital of the world' in 2005. That's one gold medal that would happily be dumped into the sea.
The image got a big international boost with the qualification of the national soccer team for the 1998 World Cup: The 'Reggae Boyz' even had the glory of beating Japan–no powerhouse, but no slouch, either. Jamaica began to regain its place as 'the no problem state'.
The image got a mighty boost when Jamaican athletes did so well in the 2008 Olympics and was pushed further upwards with the continuation of that success at the 2012 Olympics. Phrases including words such as 'dominance' did not seem out-of-place in the athletics context, but would still have had a shock element, when you put the impact in the context of the barely 3 million national population. No doubt, that boost was fired by the performance of one man, Usain Bolt, but most would accept that he had a very able supporting cast and others are in the wings pushing to take the torch further. Older Jamaicans probably smiled as they remembered track exploits of old, and the names of Wint and McKenley, Quarrie and Miller, Merlene Ottey (still sprinting in her 50s at top-level for her new home, Slovenia!). For this, this would seem like business as usual–a tradition was being continued. The world started to take note of 'Champs'. TV, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, radio, and any other media would be abuzz at the mere mention of Jamaican track stars. "Jamaica to the world!"
That notion of pride took a hefty lick as the drama unfolded in Tivoli Gardens in 2010 when the government tried to capture a well-known drug kingpin know as 'Dudus' (Christopher Coke), who had been indicted by the US in 2009. It seemed that all hell broke loose. Images of military-style operations and the horrific death toll in the neighbourhood filled TV screens worldwide. The then Prime Minister, Bruce Golding, had tried initially to block extradition, but eventually moved to acquiesce, and paid the 'ultimate price' for his judgement and decisions as he departed the stage no longer PM. Last year the world became more acquainted with the term 'Dudus' and learnt about Christopher Coke once he was sentenced by US courts. To be a proud Jamaican at that time was HARD.
But, the spotlight burns as well as shines. 'Brand Jamaica' is taking it on the chin again–to extend the boxing metaphor. This time, the vaunted heroes are facing the possibility of turning into villains as the dreaded 'doping scandal' looms over the heads of several of the top athletes, most noted of which are Veronica Campbell-Brown and Asafa Powell, both noted for their public humility as well as their running prowess. The chill could be sensed as people thought "No! Not them!"
When you are 'one of the people' you carry the fame and shame of the people. I remember travelling in the wake of the recent Olympic triumphs and the looks that sometimes came when people saw my Jamaican passport. "Bolt!" might have been all that an official said, but its implication was clear, sort of "Great to meet you, too". I was shocked in the wake of the 2008 Games when I met someone (an American, I add) who had not heard about Usain Bolt, and that person was not a hermit. It helped remind me of perspective, and I gladly took the opportunity to do some quick tutoring about Jamaica: each one, teach one.
I don't know how mature Jamaica has become, approaching 51 years of independent age. But, the public and media reaction in Jamaica to the shine being taken off the image tells me that the country has grown up. Yes, there are those who want to take a totally defensive 'the world is against us' attitude, but my sense is that most people believe that the doping incidents are isolated, possibly accidental or careless, but not systemic or systematic. Defensive arguments locally have had a lot of reasonableness about them. I have not seen many reports from abroad that are out to trash the country and its athletes: maybe, the world needs 'Jack' to be the good 'giant killer'.
Did I mention Red Stripe or Appleton or Wray and Nephew? Did I mention 'jerk'? What about Negril.and Blue Mountain coffee? Brands and branding.
It's good that a nation has more to hold onto than one or very few dimensions of its character. We may not have many people, but those we have often do very well, and we're not surprised. We are not a nation of saints, and our sins and sinners do not do us proud, but we will not be defined by them. We may not have much to offer the world but what we have we'll gladly share and you'll often find that it's really very good.
Author Dennis G Jones (aka 'The Grasshopper')Posted on July 30, 2013 July 30, 2013 Categories UncategorizedTags Christopher Coke, Crime, Dudus, Jamaica, Michael Manley, Reggae Boyz, Usain Bolt
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Akhisar Belediye, one of the weaker teams in the league, travel to one of the strong ones, Yeni Malatyaspor. While Yeni, as of now, just misses the cut-off for European qualification, Belediye, has failed by an inch to avoid the relegation zone.
Yeni has recorded 21 points from their 13 matches so far and is the fifth team in league standings. Their record reads six wins, three draws, and four losses. The team managed to score 19 goals and conceded 13 in return.
Belediye has posted just 12 points on the board from their 13 fixtures. They won three games, drew three and lost seven. The team scored 15 goals so far in their league campaign and conceded 24.
Malatyaspor lost their last league game against one of the best teams in Turkey right now, Kasimpasa. Yeni was on the road for this match. The match ended in a scoreline of 3-0 in favor of the hosts.
Belediye had a disappointing outing last match-day in the Super Lig. They had the home advantage, and expectedly they raced to a 2-0 lead. But then the team kind of switched off, and allowed four unanswered goals past their defense. The final scoreline was 2-4 in favor of the visitors.
Malatyaspor maintains a 100% unbeaten record against Belediye, both at home and on the road.
Malatyaspor has kept a clean sheet in every single game against Belediye.
Yeni has won four of their last five games.
Akhisar has won only three of their last 19 matches.
Yeni is currently on a five-match unbeaten home-run and has lost only two of their last 15 home-ties.
Belediye has lost eight of their last nine matches on the road.
The home team is the absolute favorite for this match. They have an unbeaten record against this opponent. Also, Yeni has kept a clean sheet in 100% of head-to-head games with Belediye.
Akhisar has won only three of their last 19 matches. And they have lost eight of their last nine games away from home. On the other hand, Yeni is on a five-match unbeaten run at home and has lost only two of their last 15 home games.
Akhisar Belediye has conceded the most goals in the league at this point, and they are on the road for this fixture. Their opponents have let in the second-to-last number of goals past their defense, in the entire Super Lig.
The home team will win this match, and keep a clean sheet as well.


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Eye in sky to nail traffic offenders on Eastern Freeway
High-end cameras will photograph number plate and drivers, challans will be sent to homes.
Written by Megha Sood | Mumbai | Published: July 10, 2014 1:08:28 am
The control room for the cameras will be at the traffic police headquarters where the photos will be downloaded.
Starting August, if you violate traffic rules while on the Eastern Freeway, be prepared to get a challan, couriered to your home.
In the first such surveillance project for moving traffic in the city, the traffic police plan to install Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras strategically at six points on the Freeway to capture the traffic offenders. These high-end cameras, each costing Rs 6 lakh, will be able to photograph the number plate of the vehicles that flout traffic rules.
The traffic police have also collaborated with Regional Transport Office to access records of registered vehicles, which will help it deliver challans to the offender's home.
According to Quaiser Khalid, additional commissioner of police (traffic), the six cameras will be installed in the middle of the six lanes on the Freeway.
"The contract has been given out by the BMC and we would install the cameras within 20 days," he said.
Khalid said the Freeway's middle stretch, where most of the accidents take place when drivers tend to overspeed, was a difficult stretch for the police to patrol. He said the six cameras would be installed on the middle part of the Freeway before the Panjarpol junction. "The speed limit of the Freeway is 60 kms per hour and if the driver crosses this limit, the camera will capture the image of the number plate of the vehicle and photo of the driver," Khalid said.
The control room for the cameras will be at the traffic police headquarters where the photos will be downloaded. Khalid said violations by two-wheelers on the Freeway, instances of over-speeding, rash and negligent driving would be fed into the system so that the camera recognizes these and clicks the photos of these offenders.
"The offender will be required to pay the fine amount mentioned in the challan at his nearest traffic chowkie within six months," said Khalid. "Once the project is successful, the traffic police will extend it to the entire city. This will reduce the use of manpower of traffic police," he added.
"Two-wheelers enter the Freeway even though they are not allowed. The traffic police have been deployed at both ends of the Freeway, but they are often not able to stop violations at odd hours. These cameras will help us identify these violators," said B K Upadhyay, joint commissioner of police (traffic).
Last year, this system was introduced by the Goa traffic police, which installed four ANPR cameras at four locations of Divaja Circle/city bus stand, Church Square, Miramar Circle and Dona Paula circle.
megha.sood@expressindia.com
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import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
import org.joda.time.DateTime;
import org.opensaml.saml.common.SAMLVersion;
import org.opensaml.saml.saml2.core.Assertion;
import org.opensaml.saml.saml2.core.Response;
import org.opensaml.saml.saml2.core.Status;
import org.opensaml.saml.saml2.core.StatusCode;
import org.opensaml.saml.saml2.core.StatusMessage;
import org.opensaml.saml.saml2.core.impl.ResponseBuilder;
import org.opensaml.saml.saml2.core.impl.StatusBuilder;
import org.opensaml.saml.saml2.core.impl.StatusCodeBuilder;
import org.opensaml.saml.saml2.core.impl.StatusMessageBuilder;
import org.wso2.carbon.identity.base.IdentityException;
import org.wso2.carbon.identity.core.model.SAMLSSOServiceProviderDO;
import org.wso2.carbon.identity.query.saml.dto.InvalidItemDTO;
import org.wso2.carbon.identity.query.saml.exception.IdentitySAML2QueryException;
import org.wso2.carbon.identity.query.saml.util.OpenSAML3Util;
import org.wso2.carbon.identity.query.saml.util.SAMLQueryRequestConstants;
import org.wso2.carbon.identity.sso.saml.SAMLSSOConstants;
import org.wso2.carbon.identity.sso.saml.util.SAMLSSOUtil;
import org.wso2.carbon.utils.multitenancy.MultitenantConstants;

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     * @param ssoIdPConfigs Issuer information
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        if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
            log.debug("Building SAML Response for the consumer '");
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        response.setID(SAMLSSOUtil.createID());
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     * processing errors
     *
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     * @return Response element which contain error status and error message
     * @throws IdentitySAML2QueryException If unable to collect issuer
     */
    public static Response build(List<InvalidItemDTO> invalidItem) throws IdentitySAML2QueryException {

        Response response = new ResponseBuilder().buildObject();
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        response.setID(SAMLSSOUtil.createID());
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        String statusMessage = "";
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        }
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        return response;
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     *
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        stat.setStatusCode(statCode);
        /* Set the status Message */
        if (statMsg != null) {
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            statMesssage.setMessage(statMsg);
            stat.setStatusMessage(statMesssage);
        }
        return stat;
    }

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     * This method is used to select error message according to error type
     *
     * @param validationType error type
     * @return String error message
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Cox Enterprises executive named to Vanderbilt Board of Trust
Apr. 16, 2015, 2:25 PM
Alexander Taylor (Cox Enterprises)
Alexander C. Taylor, an executive at Atlanta-based Cox Enterprises, was elected April 16 to a five-year term on the Vanderbilt University Board of Trust.
A 1997 Vanderbilt graduate, Taylor is executive vice president at Cox Enterprises, a leading communications, media and automotive services company with more than $17 billion in annual revenue. Taylor, whose term on the Board of Trust begins July 1, is the great grandson of James M. Cox, three-time governor of Ohio, 1920 Democratic presidential nominee and founder of the company bearing his name.
The Board of Trust also elected graduating senior Aditya V. Karhade as Vanderbilt's first Young Alumni Leader. He will begin serving a three-year term on the Alumni Association Board July 1, 2015, and then join the Board of Trust July 1, 2018, for a two-year term.
In June 2014, the board voted to establish the Young Alumni Leader position as a substitute for the former Young Alumni Trustee position.
Aditya Karhade (Bosley Jarrett)
Karhade, a biomedical engineering and neuroscience major, from Jacksonville, Florida, participated in the Multicultural Leadership Council, Vanderbilt Student Volunteers for Science, Alternative Spring Break and Vanderbilt Engineering World Health. He will attend Harvard Medical School in the fall.
In addition, the board approved Darryl D. Berger, Joanne F. Hayes, Eugene B. Shanks Jr., Richard H. Sinkfield, Rebecca W. Wilson and William M. Wilson as emeriti trustees beginning July 1.
Vanderbilt Board of Trust names seven new members
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Foo Fighters Announce First 2023 Shows After Vowing to Continue as a Band
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Lauryn Schaffner Published: January 10, 2023
Foo Fighters have just announced a handful of performances for 2023, which will mark their first shows after vowing to continue on as a band after the tragic death of drummer Taylor Hawkins last year.
Foo Fighters were preparing to headline a festival in Colombia late last March when Hawkins suddenly died, and the band canceled the rest of their 2022 performances as a result. Several months later, two massive tribute concerts were held for Hawkins in Los Angeles and London, which marked the members' first time playing since the loss of their bandmate.
But the future of the band remained uncertain, until they released a statement at the end of the year assuring that they plan to move forward as a band.
"Without Taylor, we never would have become the band that we were—and without Taylor, we know that we're going to be a different band going forward," they wrote. "We also know that you, the fans, meant as much to Taylor as he meant to you. And we know that when we see you again —and we will soon — he'll be there in spirit with all of us every night."
As of today (Jan. 10), Foo Fighters have been confirmed as headliners at the Boston Calling Music Festival on May 26, the Sonic Temple Art and Music Festival on May 28 and the Bonnaroo Music and Art Festival on June 18. There's no word on who will play the drums for the Foos at this time, so stay tuned for further announcements. And make sure you don't miss out on the biggest rock and metal news as it's happening — sign up for our newsletter or download the Loudwire app and be the first to know.
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The cookie Google Analytics creates for a visitor on your site contains lots of interesting information, such as the number of visits the visitor has made in the past and the search term used to reach the site.

This lightweight JavaScript library has been designed to help you parse the values of the cookie for your own use elsewhere.

For instance, you might want to change the page to emphasize pork goods based on the fact that the user reached you by searching for the term "bacon":

```javascript
var analyticsInfo = GADissect.cookieProperties();

if(analyticsInfo.term.match("bacon")) {
  alert('We have some great bacon deals for you!');
}
```

Or perhaps you want to report to another service the number of visits this user has made:

```javascript
var analyticsInfo = GADissect.cookieProperties();

reportingAgent.send("Visitor " + analyticsInfo.crossDomainVisitorID +
                    " is browsing on the site for the " +
                    analyticsInfo.numVisits + " time");
```

It's also very simple to send along these values in a form (see below).

This was originally adaptated from the example created by Justin Cutroni in his blog post [Integrating Google Analytics with a CRM](http://cutroni.com/blog/2009/03/18/updated-integrating-google-analytics-with-a-crm/).

## Google Analytics Support

GADissect works by reading the page's cookie and extracting the values.  Only `ga.js` (Classic Analytics) provides this information in the cookie. The newer Universal Analytics (`analytics.js`) doesn't provide the information we need within the cookie.

Both Universal Analytics and Classic Analytics can be used at the same time on a website, although they would have to report to different Website Properties.

## Usage

Download [lib/ga-dissect.min.js](lib/ga-dissect.min.js?raw=true) and add it to your page:

```html
<script src="ga-dissect.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
```

Use `GADissect.cookieProperties()` to read the cookie. Make sure to call this after `ga.js` has loaded, as `ga.js` will make changes to the cookie.

```javascript
var properties = GADissect.cookieProperties();
alert(properties.source); // Will alert the "source" Google Analytics tracks
```

The `properties` object will return a set of properties tracked by Google Analytics:

* `source` -- Referral source (e.g. `(direct)`, `google`, `referrer.example.com`)
* `medium` -- Referral medium (e.g. `cpc`, `(not set)`)
* `term` -- The search term (e.g. `new shoes`)
* `content` -- Used for A/B testing and content-targeted ads (e.g. `linktext`)
* `campaign` -- Name of the campaign (e.g. `spring_sale`)
* `customSegment` -- Segment information, if available (e.g. `shoes_ad_customers`)
* `numVisits` -- The number of visits to this site (e.g. `5`)
* `uniqueVisitorID` -- A unique visitor identifier, tracked across multiple sessions, scoped to a domain (e.g. `111111111.2222222222.3333333333`)
* `crossDomainVisitorID` -- The unqiue visitor identifier tracked across multiple domains and sessions (e.g. `3203602615`)

## Passing values into a form

If you want to inject the values into a form, start by adding the fields:

```html
<input type="hidden" name="source" id="ga-source">
<input type="hidden" name="medium" id="ga-medium">
<input type="hidden" name="term" id="ga-term">
...etc..
```

Using jQuery, you could add the values like this:

```javascript
$(document).ready(function() {
  var gaTracking = GADissect.cookieProperties();
  $('#ga-source').val(gaTracking.source);
  $('#ga-medium').val(gaTracking.medium);
  $('#ga-term').val(gaTracking.term);
  // ...etc..
});
```

Or, using plain JavaScript:

```javascript
// Add this once GA has loaded
var gaTracking = GADissect.cookieProperties();
document.getElementByID('ga-source').value = gaTracking.source;
document.getElementByID('ga-medium').value = gaTracking.source;
document.getElementByID('ga-term').value   = gaTracking.term;
// ...etc...
```

## Development

Install [Node.js](http://nodejs.org/), `cd` into the cloned repository and run:

    $ npm install

Run tests by opening `test/runner.html`, or from the command line:

    $ npm test

Minify JavaScript with:

    $ uglifyjs ./lib/ga-dissect.js > ./lib/ga-dissect.min.js


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Four Teagasc Researchers Included on the 2021 Clarivate list of Highly Cited Researchers
Four Teagasc researchers have been named on the annual Highly Cited Researchers list from Clarivate for 2021. This highly anticipated list identifies researchers who demonstrated significant influence in their field, through the publication of multiple highly cited papers during the last decade.
The 2021 Highly Cited list consists of over 6,600 researchers, 31 of whom are based at Irish organisations. Worldwide, Teagasc has the joint fourth highest number of researchers on the list in the field of agricultural sciences, while also having the third-most highly cited researchers across organisations in Ireland.
The four Teagasc researchers are:
Professor Paul Cotter
Head of Food Bioscience Department at Teagasc, Principal Investigator in APC Microbiome Ireland and VistaMilk SFI Research Centres and CTO of the Teagasc/APC spin-out, SeqBiome. Paul's research focuses on the microbiology and microbiomes of food (especially fermented and other dairy foods), food processing and production environments and the gastrointestinal tract with a view to maintaining/establishing a healthy gut microbiota through dietary interventions.
Professor Catherine Stanton
Senior Principal Research Officer at the Food Bioscience Department at Teagasc, Department of Psychiatry, UCC and Principal Investigator at APC Microbiome Ireland and VistaMilk SFI Research Centres. Her research includes nutritional aspects of dairy and functional foods, probiotic cultures, bioactive metabolite production, infant gut microbiota, and healthy proteins and fats (including conjugated linoleic acid, short chain fatty acids) that are produced by gut bacteria. She is also very interested in the microbiome during pregnancy and in infancy.
Professor Brijesh Tiwari
Principal Research Officer, Food Chemistry & Technology Department at Teagasc and Professor (Adjunct) University College Dublin, Ireland. His research includes application of novel food processing, extraction and preservation technologies, with a strong focus on the investigation of biochemical aspects of food and food products. A particular focus of his current research relates to the investigation of green and sustainable solutions to food industry challenges.
Dr Paul Allen
Dr Paul Allen is a retired Principal Research Officer from Teagasc, whose research interests covered a range of cutting-edge approaches to important meat research challenges, including assurance of meat palatability, application of imaging and spectroscopic methods to prediction of meat eating quality, optimising and controlling colour in fresh meat, packaging solutions for fresh meat, objective carcass evaluation, and innovation in healthier meat products.
The names of the Highly Cited researchers are drawn from the publications that rank in the top 1% by citations for field and publication year in the Web of Science™ citation index. The methodology that determines the "who's who" of researchers draws on data and analysis performed by bibliometric experts at the Institute for Scientific Information at Clarivate. It also uses the tallies to identify the countries and research institutions where these citation elite are based.
The full 2021 Highly Cited Researchers list and executive summary can be found here
Follow the conversation online using #HighlyCited2021.


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Michelle Yeoh Choo-Kheng, better known by her stage name Michelle Yeoh, is a Malaysian model, actor, and producer who has a net worth of $45 million. She's one of the highest-paid actresses in Asia. Her appearances in the James Bond blockbuster Tomorrow Never Dies and the martial arts flick Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon have made her a household name.
In 1983, the 5′ 4″ tall beauty was crowned Miss Malaysia. In the early 1990s, Yeoh made his debut in the entertainment world. Her films have won the BAFTA Award for Best Actress, as well as her action scenes.
You might know very little about Michelle Yeoh and we know that you want to know more about her. We know that you have questions like, "What is michelle yeoh networth ?", "When and Where was Michelle Yeoh born?", "Who is michelle yeoh husband ?" and So on… Today, we are going to answer all your questions. So, let's start this fun-filled roller-coaster ride.
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Michelle Yeoh was born in Ipoh, Malaysia, on August 6, 1962. She was born to Jannet Yeoh and Yeoh Kian Teik who was a lawyer and mca politician.
Yeoh began Ballet at a very early age at four only. She studied at Convent Ipoh(Main Convent) as a primary student. At the age of 15, she moved with her parents to the United Kingdom, where she enrolled in a boarding school. She later studied at the Royal Academy of dance in the UK, majorly in ballet. Then she achieved a ba Degree in creative arts with a minor in drama.
Yeoh began her acting career in real-life and combative tactics films such as Yes, Madam in 1985, after which she conducted a substantial percentage of her own stunts. In these previous films, she was credited as Michelle Khan.
D&B studio chose this moniker because they thought it would appeal to a wider range of international and western audiences. Yeoh later preferred to go by her real name.
Yeoh and Dickson Poon divorced in 1992, and Yeoh returned to acting. Yeoh's performance in Police Story 3: Super Cop (1992) signaled her return to the big screen. She appeared in the Yuen Woo-ping films Tai Chi Master and Wing Chun in 1994, as well as The Heroic Trio in 1993.
Yeoh made her English-language debut in 2007 with Sunshine, in which she played the effortless Mameha in the film adaptation of Memoirs of a Geisha. Michelle Yeoh also starred alongside Brendan Fraser and Jet Li in the fantasy action thriller The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor in 2008.
Guerlain appointed her as its skincare minister in October 2011. Yeoh will be in charge of strengthening the French beautifying agents' organization's ties to Asia.
She announced in September 2014 that she had accepted her first television position on the fifth and final season of Strike Back. Yeoh takes on the role of Mei Foster, the wife of the British Ambassador to Thailand and a clandestine North Korean government operative known as Li-Na.
Yeoh was cast as Federation Captain Philippa Georgiou of the spaceship USS Shenzhou in Star Trek: Discovery in 2016, and she reprised her role as Georgiou's "reflect" doppelganger in the following season.
In 2018, she portrayed Eleanor Young, a family female authority, in Jon M. Chu's Crazy Rich Asians, a cinematic adaptation of Kevin Kwan's novel of the same name, with Constance Wu and Henry Golding.
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From 1988 to 1992, Yeoh was married to Hong Kong business genius Dickson Poon, who owns businesses such as Harvey Nichols and Charles Jourdan. Yeoh was committed to Alan Heldman, an American cardiologist, in 1998.
In 2004, she began dating Jean Todt, a key player in engine hustling, and in July 2008, she confirmed her love for him during an appearance on CBS's The Late Show with Craig Ferguson.
Yeoh professes to be a Buddhist. She went to Vietnam in March 2008 to shoot a story for the Asian Injury Prevention Foundation (AIPF). Yeoh is also a supporter of Save China's Tigers initiative, which aims to save the endangered South China tiger.
Michelle has received numerous awards and honors, including the highest civilian distinction in France, "Commander of the Legion of Honour," bestowed by former French President François Hollande in March 2017; the Excellence in Asian Cinema award presented by the seventh annual Asian Film Awards in March 2013, and the highest honorable title Tan Sri bestowed by the Malaysian state government in June 2014.
For her ongoing achievements in Gender Equality and Asian Representation, she was named to the BBC 100 outstanding and important women from around the world in 2020.
"Asian Media Award," "ShoWest Award for International Star of the Year," "Outstanding Contribution to Asian Cinema," and "The Asian Awards for Outstanding Achievement in Cinema" are some of the honors she has received.
Her achievements do not stop here. She's also been nominated for the MTV Movie Award for Best Fight, the Saturn Award for Best Actress, the BAFTA Film Awards, the Asian Film Award for Best Actress, and the Saturn Award for Best Guest Starring Role on Television, among others.
She also has handprints on Hong Kong's "Avenue of Stars" as a mark of admiration.
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Michelle Yeoh has a net worth of $45 million as of April 2022. Her main source of income is as an actor. Many of her antics were well-received and well-received by the audience. Yeoh won the Miss Malaysia Beauty Pageant at the age of 20 in 1983. Hong Kong action flicks catapulted her to stardom.
Michelle Yeoh is one of the fierce women ever to grace the Hollywood big screens. Her journey from being a beauty Pageant winner to acting in big-budgeted Hollywood films and receiving an inexplicable amount of appreciation for her craft is magical and indelible.
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As a child I played dress up and made a mess of myself in makeup. Rather than grow out of it, I went to UAB for a degree in technical theatre and studio art. As an Alabama native, I mix fine art with my redneck streak. I have to have my hands on some sort of project or else I do something that will get me in trouble – like constructing a trebuchet and baiting it to fling the squirrels across the yard.
I would say most of my work is multimedia, and by that I really mean that I'll work in any medium that I can get my dirty little hands on. I never know when I'll need to know how to weld, spin yarn or throw clay. I am driven to create. It's the most positive outlet I have found and I know the squirrels appreciate it.
I have most recently delved back into leather working for my mask making. One of the things that I enjoy most about theatre is the transformation. It can be of a stage into a set, fabric into a costume, the audience throughout the production or of an actor into his character. Time and again I have heard actors say that the character really doesn't come completely to life until they put on their costume. It is through this mindset that I have been drawn to making masks. I love that a mask can both hide who you are and transform you into who you would like to be, or show a side of yourself you never let out.
In my spare time I love to make my friends up as zombies and set them loose on the local villages, take pictures of people's shoes, make clothes for my creepy Japanese ball-jointed doll and help my Dad take care of his bees.
After I graduated, life got in the way and rather than moving away and becoming a famous costumer I moved in with Linsey Martin so she won't be living off ramen and potatoes while she finishes grad school. I drool over her watercolor and borrow her face paint when she isn't looking. With sharing a space has come the sharing of ideas and the creation of art.
In my spare time I love to make my friends up as zombies and set them loose on the local villages, take pictures of people's shoes and make clothes for my creepy Japanese ball-jointed doll.


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