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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
using System.Security;
using Microsoft.Win32;

namespace System.Diagnostics.Tracing
{
    [StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential)]
    internal struct EventPipeProviderConfiguration
    {
        [MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.LPWStr)]
        private string m_providerName;
        private UInt64 m_keywords;
        private uint m_loggingLevel;

        internal EventPipeProviderConfiguration(
            string providerName,
            UInt64 keywords,
            uint loggingLevel)
        {
            if(string.IsNullOrEmpty(providerName))
            {
                throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(providerName));
            }
            if(loggingLevel > 5) // 5 == Verbose, the highest value in EventPipeLoggingLevel.
            {
                throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException(nameof(loggingLevel));
            }
            m_providerName = providerName;
            m_keywords = keywords;
            m_loggingLevel = loggingLevel;
        }

        internal string ProviderName
        {
            get { return m_providerName; }
        }

        internal UInt64 Keywords
        {
            get { return m_keywords; }
        }

        internal uint LoggingLevel
        {
            get { return m_loggingLevel; }
        }
    }

    internal sealed class EventPipeConfiguration
    {
        private string m_outputFile;
        private uint m_circularBufferSizeInMB;
        private List<EventPipeProviderConfiguration> m_providers;
        private TimeSpan m_minTimeBetweenSamples = TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(1);

        internal EventPipeConfiguration(
            string outputFile,
            uint circularBufferSizeInMB)
        {
            if(string.IsNullOrEmpty(outputFile))
            {
                throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(outputFile));
            }
            if(circularBufferSizeInMB == 0)
            {
                throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException(nameof(circularBufferSizeInMB));
            }
            m_outputFile = outputFile;
            m_circularBufferSizeInMB = circularBufferSizeInMB;
            m_providers = new List<EventPipeProviderConfiguration>();
        }

        internal string OutputFile
        {
            get { return m_outputFile; }
        }

        internal uint CircularBufferSizeInMB
        {
            get { return m_circularBufferSizeInMB; }
        }

        internal EventPipeProviderConfiguration[] Providers
        {
            get { return m_providers.ToArray(); }
        }

        internal long ProfilerSamplingRateInNanoseconds
        {
            // 100 nanoseconds == 1 tick.
            get { return m_minTimeBetweenSamples.Ticks * 100; }
        }

        internal void EnableProvider(string providerName, UInt64 keywords, uint loggingLevel)
        {
            m_providers.Add(new EventPipeProviderConfiguration(
                providerName,
                keywords,
                loggingLevel));
        }

        internal void SetProfilerSamplingRate(TimeSpan minTimeBetweenSamples)
        {
            if(minTimeBetweenSamples.Ticks <= 0)
            {
                throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException(nameof(minTimeBetweenSamples));
            }

            m_minTimeBetweenSamples = minTimeBetweenSamples;
        }
    }

    internal static class EventPipe
    {
        internal static void Enable(EventPipeConfiguration configuration)
        {
            if(configuration == null)
            {
                throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(configuration));
            }

            EventPipeProviderConfiguration[] providers = configuration.Providers;

            EventPipeInternal.Enable(
                configuration.OutputFile,
                configuration.CircularBufferSizeInMB,
                configuration.ProfilerSamplingRateInNanoseconds,
                providers,
                providers.Length);
        }

        internal static void Disable()
        {
            EventPipeInternal.Disable();
        }
    }

    internal static class EventPipeInternal
    {
        //
        // These PInvokes are used by the configuration APIs to interact with EventPipe.
        //
        [DllImport(JitHelpers.QCall, CharSet = CharSet.Unicode)]
        [SuppressUnmanagedCodeSecurity]
        internal static extern void Enable(string outputFile, uint circularBufferSizeInMB, long profilerSamplingRateInNanoseconds, EventPipeProviderConfiguration[] providers, int numProviders);

        [DllImport(JitHelpers.QCall, CharSet = CharSet.Unicode)]
        [SuppressUnmanagedCodeSecurity]
        internal static extern void Disable();

        //
        // These PInvokes are used by EventSource to interact with the EventPipe.
        //
        [DllImport(JitHelpers.QCall, CharSet = CharSet.Unicode)]
        [SuppressUnmanagedCodeSecurity]
        internal static extern IntPtr CreateProvider(Guid providerID, UnsafeNativeMethods.ManifestEtw.EtwEnableCallback callbackFunc);

        [DllImport(JitHelpers.QCall, CharSet = CharSet.Unicode)]
        [SuppressUnmanagedCodeSecurity]
        internal static extern unsafe IntPtr DefineEvent(IntPtr provHandle, uint eventID, Int64 keywords, uint eventVersion, uint level, void *pMetadata, uint metadataLength);

        [DllImport(JitHelpers.QCall, CharSet = CharSet.Unicode)]
        [SuppressUnmanagedCodeSecurity]
        internal static extern void DeleteProvider(IntPtr provHandle);

        [DllImport(JitHelpers.QCall, CharSet = CharSet.Unicode)]
        [SuppressUnmanagedCodeSecurity]
        internal static extern unsafe void WriteEvent(IntPtr eventHandle, uint eventID, void* pData, uint length, Guid* activityId, Guid* relatedActivityId);
    }
}

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The announcement was made after market hours yesterday, 27 March 2019.
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On the BSE, 15,000 shares were traded in the counter so far compared with average daily volumes of 25,000 shares in the past two weeks. The stock had hit a high of Rs 204.40 and a low of Rs 199.45 so far during the day. The stock hit a 52-week high of Rs 295 on 28 March 2018. The stock hit a 52-week low of Rs 182 on 11 October 2018.
Unichem Laboratories announced that it has received final approval for its abbreviated new drug application (ANDA), Tadalafil tablets, 2.5 mg, 5 mg 10 mg and 20 mg from the United States Food and Drug Administration (USFDA).
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Unichem Laboratories announced that it has received abbreviated new drug application (ANDA) approval for its Allopurinol tablets, USP 100 mg and 300 mg, from the United States Food and Drug Administration (USFDA). Allopurinol tablets are generic version of Zyloprim (allopurinol) tablets.
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Bei den XVIII. Olympischen Sommerspielen 1964 in Tokio fanden 14 Wettbewerbe im Gerätturnen statt, davon acht für Männer und sechs für Frauen. Austragungsort war die Tōkyō Taiikukan ("Sporthalle der Präfektur Tokio") im Bezirk Shibuya.

Wie schon vier Jahre zuvor wurden die Mannschaftswertung und die Einzelwertung im Mehrkampf gemeinsam ausgetragen. Gleichzeitig diente der Mehrkampf als Qualifikation für die Gerätefinals mit jeweils sechs Teilnehmern.

Bilanz

Medaillenspiegel

Medaillengewinner

Ergebnisse Männer

Mannschaftsmehrkampf

Datum: 18. und 20. Oktober 1964
108 Teilnehmer aus 18 Ländern

Einzelmehrkampf

Datum: 18. und 20. Oktober 1964
130 Teilnehmer aus 30 Ländern

Barren

Qualifikation: 18. und 20. Oktober 1964
Finale der besten sechs: 22. Oktober 1964
128 Teilnehmer aus 29 Ländern

Bodenturnen

Qualifikation: 18. und 20. Oktober 1964
Finale der besten sechs: 22. Oktober 1964
130 Teilnehmer aus 30 Ländern

Pferdsprung

Qualifikation: 18. und 20. Oktober 1964
Finale der besten sechs: 22. Oktober 1964
130 Teilnehmer aus 30 Ländern

Reck

Qualifikation: 18. und 20. Oktober 1964
Finale der besten sechs: 22. Oktober 1964
128 Teilnehmer aus 29 Ländern

Ringe

Qualifikation: 18. und 20. Oktober 1964
Finale der besten sechs: 22. Oktober 1964
128 Teilnehmer aus 29 Ländern

Seitpferd

Qualifikation: 18. und 20. Oktober 1964
Finale der besten sechs: 22. Oktober 1964
128 Teilnehmer aus 29 Ländern

Ergebnisse Frauen

Mannschaftsmehrkampf

Datum: 19. und 21. Oktober 1964
60 Teilnehmerinnen aus 10 Ländern

Einzelmehrkampf

Datum: 19. und 21. Oktober 1964
83 Teilnehmerinnen aus 24 Ländern

Bodenturnen

Qualifikation: 19. und 21. Oktober 1964
Finale der besten sechs: 22. Oktober 1964
83 Teilnehmerinnen aus 24 Ländern

Pferdsprung

Qualifikation: 19. und 21. Oktober 1964
Finale der besten sechs: 22. Oktober 1964
83 Teilnehmerinnen aus 24 Ländern

Schwebebalken

Qualifikation: 19. und 21. Oktober 1964
Finale der besten sechs: 22. Oktober 1964
83 Teilnehmerinnen aus 24 Ländern

Stufenbarren

Qualifikation: 19. und 21. Oktober 1964
Finale der besten sechs: 22. Oktober 1964
83 Teilnehmerinnen aus 24 Ländern

Weblinks

 Offizielle Ergebnisse der Sommerspiele 1964 (PDF, 18,4 MB)

Turnen
1964
Sportveranstaltung in Shibuya
Turnen (Japan)

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Q: Processing records speed I realise this is a non-specific code question. But I suspect that people with answers are on this forum.
I am receiving a large amount of records of < 100 bytes via TCP at a rate of 10 per millisecond.
I have to parse and process the data and that takes me 100 microseconds - so I am pretty maxed out.
Does 100 microseconds seem large?
Here is an example of the kind of processing I do with LINQ. It is really convenient - but is it inherently slow?
    public void Process()
    {
        try
        {
            int ptr = PayloadOffset + 1;
            var cPair = MessageData.GetString(ref ptr, 7);
            var orderID = MessageData.GetString(ref ptr, 15);

            if (Book.CPairs.ContainsKey(cPair))
            {
                var cPairGroup = Book.CPairs[cPair];
                if (cPairGroup.BPrices != null)
                {
                    cPairGroup.BPrices.ForEach(x => { x.BOrders.RemoveAll(y => y.OrderID.Equals(orderID)); });
                    cPairGroup.BPrices.RemoveAll(x => x.BOrders.Count == 0);
                }
            }
         }
    }

    public class BOrderGroup
    {
        public double Amount;
        public string OrderID;
    }

    public class BPriceGroup
    {
        public double BPrice;
        public List<BOrderGroup> BOrders;
    }
    public class CPairGroup
    {
        public List<BPriceGroup> BPrices;
    }

    public static Dictionary<string, CPairGroup> CPairs;

A: As other have mentioned, LINQ is not inherently slow. But it can be slower than equivalent non-LINQ code (this is why Roslyn team has "Avoid LINQ" guide under coding conventions).
If this is your hot path and you need every microsecond than you should probably implement logic in such a way:
public void Process()
{
    try
    {
        int ptr = PayloadOffset + 1;
        var cPair = MessageData.GetString(ref ptr, 7);
        var orderID = MessageData.GetString(ref ptr, 15);

        if (Book.CPairs.TryGetValue(cPair, out CPairGroup cPairGroup) && cPairGroup != null)
        {
            for (int i = cPairGroup.BPrices.Count - 1; i >= 0; i--)
            {
                var x = cPairGroup.BPrices[i];
                for (int j = x.BOrders.Count - 1; j >= 0; j--)
                {
                    var y = x.BOrders[j];
                    if (y.OrderID.Equals(orderID))
                    {
                        x.BOrders.RemoveAt(j);
                    }
                }
                if (x.BOrders.Count == 0)
                {
                    cPairGroup.BPrices.RemoveAt(i);
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

Main points:

*

*Avoid double dictionary lookup by using TryGetValue

*Single iteration over cPairGroup.BPrices

*In place modification of structures by iterating backwards

*This code should not contain any additional heap allocations

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Jesús Rafael Tavárez Alcántaras (nacido el 26 de marzo de 1971 en Santo Domingo) es un ex jardinero dominicano que jugó en las Grandes Ligas de Béisbol durante cinco temporadas, principalmente en el jardín central para tres equipos diferentes entre 1994 y 1998. También jugó dos temporadas con los Haitai Tigers en la Organización Coreana de Béisbol.

Tavárez entró en las Grandes Ligas en 1994 con los Marlins de Florida, jugando para ellos tres años antes de unirse a los Medias Rojas de Boston en 1997 y a los Orioles de Baltimore en 1998. Su temporada más productiva fue en 1995 con los Marlins, cuando publicó récords en promedio de bateo (.289), jonrones (2), carreras anotadas (31), carreras impulsadas (13) y bases robadas (7). La temporada siguiente publicó un récord personal de 98 partidos, mientras que bateaba apenas .219.

En una carrera de cinco temporada, Tavárez fue un bateador de .239 con tres jonrones y 33 carreras impulsadas en 228 juegos, incluyendo 12 dobles, tres triples y 13 bases robadas. También jugó en el sistema de ligas menores de Seattle, Florida, Boston, Baltimore y San Francisco entre 1990 y 1999, bateando .274 con 22 jonrones y 259 carreras impulsadas en 741 juegos.

Enlaces externos
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Retrosheet

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Beth Chatto
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Marcus Binney
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Lucy Bellamy
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Richard Bisgrove
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Submitted By Dianne Skirving on Sun 10 11, 20
By Bob Hill, OMHA President, 10/10/20, 10:15AM EDT
With the Ontario government tightening restrictions in three major urban areas because of COVID-19, we at the OMHA would like to remind our participants around the province we remain in what's known as Stage 3B of the Return to Hockey Framework under strict COVID-19 safety protocols.
As you can tell by this video, when participants have been returning to play over the past month, hockey has had a much different look. It starts when they arrive at the rink and then when your children get on the ice.
Players are grouped into bubbles of 50. Teams are smaller. There are no faceoffs nor physical contact and fewer parents in the arena.
It says a lot about the love for this game and how much the children in this province missed it in the past few months that 80 per cent of registrants from last year are back. And if anybody has struggled to come back for any reason, we're here to help.
Hockey might not look exactly the same as it did before the pandemic with physical distancing and other measures in place.
The silver lining is with smaller teams, the kids get more ice time and more chances to work on their skills. But the key for me is seeing the children no longer cooped up at home but rather getting a chance to be with their friends, and to learn the life skills that come with playing the game.
Some have asked me when we can get back to 5 on 5 hockey, tournaments and what is known as rep hockey. We understand the frustrations and uncertainty this pandemic has caused in your lives. Unfortunately, we don't have all the answers.
What we do know is now and for the foreseeable future as long as we can play in a safe way, we will remain in Stage 3B of the Return to Hockey Framework.
In the middle of this global pandemic, our main focus is putting all of our participants safety first, being responsible and doing our part to help in the fight against COVID-19 in the province.
We are actively monitoring the situation and ready to respond to the latest direction and expert advice from the Ontario Government and Public Health Authorities.
We also continue to collaborate with the provincial sport governing body, the Ontario Hockey Federation, Hockey Canada and the Ministry of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Cultural Industries on any adaptations to our programming.
Our minor hockey associations are also working closely with their local Public Health Units on any programming modifications in their areas.
As we celebrate Thanksgiving, we at the OMHA would like to thank all our participants for their continued support in these very trying times.
It's not a perfect scenario but judging by the look on the players faces, being back on the ice is giving our children the kind of comfort they need right now in these extraordinary times.
For that, we have to be thankful. Please stay safe everyone!
Bob Hill - OMHA President
Stage 3B Return to Hockey Framework
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Celebrity Fitness Guru Leandro Carvalho Brings Wellness Expertise to Mountainside
Canaan, CT – On the outside, fitness trainer Leandro Carvalho had it all.
The Brazilian native was well-known in New York City fitness clubs for his celebrity clientele and signature Brazil Butt Lift classes, which later became a popular video series. But, behind closed doors, Carvalho struggled with drug addiction for years. With help from friends and family, he was able to get the treatment he needed. Today, he teaches fitness and wellness classes at Mountainside treatment center, the same place where his recovery journey started.
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While he now focuses on total wellness, Carvalho first found success through fitness. His routines were groundbreaking at the time for their inclusion of both fitness and dance. For 13 years, he trained celebrities and supermodels, including Victoria's Secret Angel Alessandra Ambrosio and actress Blake Lively, to name a few. After working in many of the hottest health clubs in New York City, including Equinox, Carvalho opened his own fitness studio.
Carvalho's career was in danger of coming to an end, however. After complications from back surgery, he was told that he may not be able to work in fitness again. To cope with this devastating news, he turned to meth, which began a spiral into addiction and resulted in the closing of his gym.
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Bill would delay kindergarten start for younger students (Rome News-Tribune)
A bill in the Georgia House could slightly change the age demographic of kindergartners enrolling in public schools.
House Bill 100 would stop 4-year-olds from enrolling in kindergarten. Under state law, a child must be 5 by Sept. 1 in any given year to enroll, but both Rome and Floyd County systems, like many other across the state, start classes the first week in August.
That means some children who are only 4 can now attend school for a month before they turn 5.
HB 100 would move the cutoff date for enrollment eligibility from Sept. 1 to Aug. 1 for the 2015-2016 school year.
The bill also proposes moving the cutoff date to June 30 for the 2016-2017 school year and beyond.
House Bill 100 had its first reading before the legislature Wednesday.
Georgia Schools Superintendent Richard Woods said he supports the HB 100 proposal.
"Some younger students, especially 4-year-olds, are not developmentally ready for kindergarten," Woods said in a statement issued by his office. "Oftentimes their presence in a classroom requires teachers to provide pre-kindergarten services to the disadvantage of the older students who are ready to learn at the kindergarten level and achieve the high academic standards we have in Georgia."
State Board of Education Chair Helen Rice said "the lack of kindergarten readiness of late 4-year-olds and early five-year-olds is exacerbated by the fact that many of these children have had no prior school experience. The more time they have to mature before starting kindergarten the better."
Local lawmakers are hoping to hear more about the potential changes before deciding if they will support the measure.
"I did overhear the state superintendent's concerns, and understand that this bill has to do mainly with the fact that many of the kindergartners who start early have not matured as a child," said State Rep. Eddie Lumsden, R-Armuchee. "(Woods) explained that it holds a lot of the pack back because the teacher has to deal with other things besides instruction."
State Sen. Chuck Hufstetler, R-Rome, who sits on the Senate's Education Committee, said he understands why the bill was drafted.
"The author of this provision, Representative Dickson, spoke with a lot of teachers who really feel like the students would benefit by having more maturity at that age," Hufstetler said. "Data shows that they (4-year-olds) struggle and are not successful. They are trying to keep students from failing."
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In an area made famous by a political attack on 'a bigoted woman', fears over foreigners run high
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Thursday June 16 2016, 12.01am, The Times
Peter Jordan, whose family have been selling produce in Rochdale market from their farm for almost 100 years, was against joining the EEC in 1973. Both he and his wife, Eileen, will be voting to leave
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Six years ago Gordon Brown walked down a Rochdale street and into a whole heap of trouble. During the 2010 general election campaign he met Gillian Duffy, a pensioner and lifelong Labour voter, who expressed concern about immigration. A microphone mistakenly left on caught him calling her a "bigoted woman" and the disastrous vignette was seized upon as proof of the political elite's disdain for the grassroots voter.
So today, with border control high on the agenda, what is the prevailing mood in Rochdale regarding the EU referendum? Geoff Taylor, who runs a fruit and veg stall in its open market, is in no doubt how he'll vote. "I'm out. Definitely out," he says vigorously from behind his stall. "Europe's a federal state led by


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Slawinski - Bagette no. 4 - Flute & Piano
Bagette no. 4, by Zenon Slawinski
Contemporary Composition for Flute and Piano
Flute Part and Piano Score, PDF $16.99
Zenon Slawinski studied music theory and composition at the University of Michigan with Leslie Bassett, William Bolcom, and William Albright. He also studied Campanology with Hudson Ladd. After graduating with honors he pursued a career in both music and graphic design. Mr. Slawinski was co-music director for the Peabody and Ohio State award winning Children's Radio Theatre program, and scored numerous independent and industrial films and films for the Smithsonian Institution that aired at Smithsonian museums and on PBS. He wrote the music to the popular political talk show The John McLaughlin Group. Mr. Slawinski was a founding partner of a multimedia production company and recording studio working in the early interactive days on educational and entertainment music projects in the CDi and CD-ROM formats, many of which won numerous awards. For more details of Zenon Slawinski's biography, please see the Composers section of the NSM website.
Bagette no. 4 is from a set of four Bagettes written by Zenon Slawinski for his flutist wife, for the two of them to play together. The piece showcases the flute and has challenging moments for both players throughout. The spelling of "bagette" is intentional. The piece opens and closes with a quick ostinato in ¾ in the piano part that lays the foundation for the feel of the entire Bagette. The second section is more pensive and contemplative, with the piano taking the lead initially. The next section is bold and in a new key - B major - and here the flute and piano engage in a playful interaction. The composer intends for the players to put their own spin on the piece and interpret the music freely.
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The Big Three – Climbing in South Island
by Calum Muskett
I'm not a big fan of waking up early, yet I seem to have chosen a lifestyle and career where my phone alarm has seven different wake-up calls set between midnight and 6am. It's the hours of darkness that are the worst bit, trudging across glaciers when it's cold, but still warm enough for you to work up a sweat that mingles with your sun cream. Summer mountaineering in New Zealand is certainly a game for the larks rather than the owls, but those early sunrises open up the
This sunrise was spent on the north shoulder of Mt Tasman, lending a pink tint to the eastern aspect of the divide range. The snow was bullet hard névé, perfect for moving quickly but adding to the feeling of exposure as only a few crampon points gave purchase. Stepping onto the east face, with seracs looming above, felt daunting despite the moderate slope angle. I was on my own this morning, making the most of the good weather to climb a peak that had looked so alluring from the summit of Aoraki/Mt Cook the previous month. It felt great to be moving fast and free in the mountains and on the kind of terrain that lends itself to the soloist.
Returning from the summit via the crisp, knife-edged ridge, was something really special as the sun came out and the ground quickly gave way to the easier glacier. Firm snow made for a quick descent to the Chancellor hut, and I was enjoying a cold drink down in the village below by ten-thirty with plenty of time left to travel back down the west coast to the bustling tourist hub of Wanaka when I realised I'd left half my rucksack 4 hours' drive and 2,400m of ascent away at the Pioneer hut…
New Zealand's South Island is a vast and varied place. I was based predominantly from Wanaka for the summer season, a sprawling town on the edge of the mountains and on the shore of Lake Wanaka. With its varied landscape and ease of access to the hills, I found that I could be paragliding in the morning, climbing all afternoon and downhill biking in the evening.
With such a varied array of adventure sports on offer, it's difficult to concentrate on just one, but I was here to enjoy the climbing and mountaineering above all else. Whilst New Zealand's climbing is something of a poor brother to that found in neighbouring Australia, there are still some excellent routes to be found, and what it lacks in quality it certainly makes up for in adventure. The alpine rock is generally loose and adventurous, but down in the Darran mountains the granite is pristine, though often difficult to access.
For a country that sees its population almost double every summer from tourism, it's surprising just how quiet the mountains are. Mount Cook village, around which the highest mountains are concentrated, is a tourist hub, but away from the main treks and glacial lakes, the mountains are quiet. Aoraki, at 3,724m, is the highest mountain in New Zealand and it was one of the turning points for Sir Edmund Hillary's career as a mountaineer. Alpinists nowadays have a slightly shorter journey to its summit than Sir Ed after a 1991 rockfall and subsequent thaw saw the mountain lose 30m in height!
One of the reasons for how quiet the mountains are is their inaccessibility. Travel into the heart of the mountains has become increasingly difficult due to rapid glacial recession. The lower section of some glaciers have become impassable, whilst the boulder-strewn moraine slopes can be too unstable and steep to bypass. It has become the norm for teams to use a short helicopter flight to access the mountains and un-manned mountains huts – costing both money and adding to a sense of commitment if the weather prevents the return helicopter journey as planned. Adding to this is the lack of phone signal; for communication from the mountains, you'll need to carry either a satellite phone or an emergency beacon.
Aoraki was to be our first big mountain in New Zealand and something that Gabby and I had been looking forward to during our time in Australia. We were joined by Gabby's cousin Adam, a ninja warrior finalist and sculptor (not sure if the two are related?) who is currently living in New Zealand. Being the last team to leave the Plateau hut and the only team without snowshoes led to something of a sense of humour failure as I flailed my way up the Linda Glacier with Gabby and Adam following in a trench. The ascent was long and surprisingly technical leading to the summit ridge and nearly involved divorce when the dreaded hanger (hungry-anger) struck Gabby. Fortunately, Adam acted as mediator pulling jelly babies out of his pocket and we enjoyed clear skies and a mind cleansing breeze from the summit.
Mt Aspiring, perhaps the most photogenic and certainly the easiest peak of the classic South Island trio, was a snatched opportunity between bad weather. I'd just dropped Gabby off at the airport in Queenstown and gone out to do some shopping. As I deliberated between the raspberry and chocolate-filled doughnuts (I went for raspberry), I realised that at only 5pm I could make it for an overnight trip to Mt Aspiring and surprise my friends Dave and Fran who would be bivouacked beneath the mountain. I made it to the Raspberry Flat car park for 6.30 and set off on my mountain bike to the Aspiring hut which is a good tip if you're aiming for a fast return trip. At just after 10pm I came across two familiar bags next to sleeping bags at Bevan Col. So surprised was Dave to see me looming over him at that time of night he wasn't sure if it had been a dream until I caught up with them on the way back the next morning!
I plodded across the Bonar Glacier from Bevan Col to the Colin Todd hut by headtorch, had 4 hours sleep, and set off up the spectacularly positioned North West Ridge. With some gentle scrambling up the Kangaroo step and a steady snow slope leading up to the summit, the ascent was really pleasant with expansive views of the wilderness area to the west of the mountains. On the descent I watched some Keas (alpine parrots) fly off with items of mountaineering kit left outside the hut to the curses of the alpinists below and by the time I finally got back to the stashed mountain bike, I felt ready for a change after 50km of hiking in the last 15 hours!
New Zealand offered me some great adventures in my time there and these ascents were just the tip of the iceberg of what was on offer. Whilst returning to Europe with its increased convenience of alpine mountaineering has been nice, I'll look back on my time in New Zealand with fond memories for its wild and remote mountaineering.
Words by | Calum Muskett


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by Daniel Dixon, iZotope Contributor October 22, 2019
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Mixing sample-based music poses a unique set of challenges for engineers—sources can come from anywhere. A producer might combine EDM drums from Splice with a low-quality soul acapella ripped from YouTube and percussion sounds captured on a smartphone. This requires a considerable amount of care on the part of an engineer to blend them together.
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Don't have a clear idea of what you want to accomplish in a mix at the outset? This is a common beginner mistake made by engineers working within all genres and styles of music. When mixing sample-based music, it's important to consider why the producer included samples in the song before balancing levels, shaping with EQ, and taming dynamics. Is the producer trying to impart a lo-fi flavor? Referencing a bygone era? Augmenting other instruments? If you're unsure, there's nothing wrong with asking them directly.
Why is this important? Getting a clear sense of the "why" behind their sample use will help you make faster mix decisions as you go along. If you know the producer wants the samples to blend in seamlessly with the other instruments, it's an easy decision to remove any signs of editing and artifacts. Other producers are perfectly fine, if not proud, to let the imperfections of the artform show. In this case, your job is to preserve the natural groove of the source material and mix around it.
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What this means is to assess the role of each track within the arrangement before getting surgical. If the arrangement is sparse, you might want to keep some crackle on the samples to fill up the empty space. Just be sure to tame distracting transients. One the other hand, if you have a busy mix and a handful of samples with different timbres, a tool like Ambient Match or De-Reverb will allow you to more easily massage them together.
3. Don't lose sight of the bass
The genres of music that use samples most often—hip-hop, electronic, and pop—require a powerful low end, so it is crucial to sculpt enough space in the mix for the bass to be heard and felt. This task can be complicated by the fact that many samples, particularly multi-layer loops, include lots of low frequencies.
This is most obvious when the samples are taken from full songs. It's not uncommon to find rumble and hum creeping in the 20–200 Hz range on hi-hats, snares, vocals, and many other sounds that don't need to go that low.
High quality sounds downloaded from Splice can play tricks on your ears too. To capture your attention with fullness, many mid and high range samples include significant low-end and will blow out your mix when layered haphazardly. So be sure to determine where the bass is coming from early on and use EQ to prevent unpleasant masking on competing instruments.
4. Whenever possible, split samples into stems
You may find it helpful to split layered samples with multiple instruments into separate tracks where they can be processed individually. If the sample you're mixing includes a guitar, bassline, and hi-hat pattern, you will find it challenging to pick a single EQ or compression setting that doesn't prioritize one sound over another.
Some of this splitting can be done with EQ if there is enough separation between the individual sounds in the original recording, but this isn't always the case. The solution? Once again, RX saves the day.
Split samples into stems with the Music Rebalance module in RX
Using iZotope audio magic, the Music Rebalance module allows you to isolate stems from a multi-track recording, then bring them back into your DAW for re-blending. This way, you can add reverb to the guitar without muddying the bass or even remove the guitar from the mix altogether. This tool offers a degree of control that, up until recently, just wasn't possible. I highly recommend it for engineers mixing sample-based music. Watch how it all works in the video below:
5. Ensure samples are in tune and on time
In any kind of music that relies on sampling, engineers need to keep their ears peeled to potential tuning and timing clashes between samples and recorded sounds and synths. Let's look at tuning first.
Some of the nastiest tuning clashes happen in the low end between kick and bass where our hearing is strained. I wouldn't worry much about short drum samples since they rarely stick around long enough to discern a single pitch. Long, pitched decays from booming 808-style kicks, on the other hand, can overlap with basslines and even leads, and when they do, the drums will struggle to smack.
There are two common ways to tackle this issue. A rough-and-ready approach is to pitch the drums up an octave or two (which will add high frequencies that make it easier to determine the pitch), do the fine-tuning, then transpose them back to their low-end location. Alternatively, you can use a spectrum analyzer, like Insight 2, which will display the fundamental frequency of a sample. Using a chart like this, you can find the corresponding note and match it to the key of the song.
If you've sampled a vocal for a tune, you will certainly want to get it in key with the rest of the music, as errors here will be obvious to even casual listeners of music. For this task, a tool like Melodyne (which comes with Nectar 3) will give you granular control over individual notes, and even vibrato.
Adjusting timing is another menial, yet vital task. Before you start mixing, take a moment to tighten up the timing of samples straying off-grid. Loose soul and funk loops can clash with quantized MIDI parts and become distracting. Your DAW's audio warping tool should help you re-align the mix.
6. Massage and shape those transients
A transient shaping plug-in, like the one offered in Neutron, is a reliable tool for shaping pre-existing recordings. Boiled down, the plug-in gives you basic, but powerful envelope controls over an audio signal. This way, you can shorten and lengthen sample attack and sustain much like a synth.
If you want to dial up the pluckiness on a rhythm guitar sample, for example, increase the attack with Transient Shaper. A small nudge upward will give you more aggressive transients. Another option here is to reduce the sustain, which will remove the room and have the inverse effect of making the attack seem more pronounced.
If you're mixing an indie dance tune and the sampled kick drum is too punchy or has a click at the start, decrease the attack to tame the transient and take the edge off. You'll find the mix will sound more balanced afterward.
7. Don't be afraid to add in your own MIDI
Common sample fodder, like jazz and soul recordings from the 70s, have a narrower frequency range than the music put out today. To help these samples sound full in the context of modern sounds, try doubling them up with a MIDI instrument. This is also helpful when a producer who attempts to isolate an instrument uses too much EQ and thins out the sample.
If they didn't send over the MIDI, ask the producer for the session files or use pitch detection software (again, Melodyne) to determine the notes in the sample. Just remember, you don't want to change the direction of the song with the new part. Enhance what is already there to serve the original intention of the song and the producer probably won't even notice. That being said, it's never a bad idea to double-check with them.
At the end of the day, all mixes require us to blend together a collection of audio in a way that benefits the song, so you will find that many of the techniques listed here are equally useful in a mix with recorded sounds and synths.
Mixing music from different eras, tempos, and genres has its challenges, as does getting a full arrangement to compete with sounds it was never intended to. But, these same challenges also offer great creative possibilities—as the history of hip-hop, drum and bass, and other sample-based genres will tell you.
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Sampling Your Samples: Why You Should Try It
For your next song, try sampling your samples. Strange and wonderful things will happen, I guarantee it.
Drum Sample Replacement with Superior Drummer and Neutron
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This list of ten common delay mistakes mixing engineers make is meant to educate, not reprimand. So if you find yourself guilty of some of the following, don't worry—we all have.
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Barbados Meteorological Services issued a Tropical Storm warning at 5 a.m.
A tropical-storm warning is issued when sustained winds of 34 to 63 knots (39 – 73 mph; 63 – 118kmh) associated with a tropical storm or hurricane are forecast to affect Barbados within 36 hours.
At 5 a.m., the centre of Tropical Storm Elsa was located near latitude 12.7N longitude 58.6W or about 70 MI (110 KM) eastsoutheast of Barbados. Maximum sustained winds are near 60 MPH or 95 KM/H with higher gusts.
Tropical-storm-force winds extend outward up to 140 miles (220 km) mainly to the north of the center.
Over the last few hours, wind speeds have increased across the island. Elsa is currently moving towards the west-northwest (290 degrees) at 28 MPH (44 KM/H).
This motion is expected to continue during the next few days. On its current forecast track, the centre of tropical storm Elsa should pass about 20 miles (33 km) to the south of Barbados Friday morning. Rainfall accumulations of six to eight inches are forecast across Barbados on Friday.
A flash-flood warning is currently in effect for Barbados.
The next advisory will be issued at 8 a.m.
For more information, please visit: https://www.barbadosweather.org/windBarResp.php or the social media pages of BMS. (PR)
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In the current environment, where variability is high, gaining end-to-end visibility over the supply chain is critical. balancing supply and demand can only be done when the partners exchange up-to date information on what happens. Many forget that. This is what you should do to prepare yourself for the end of the recession.


In this article we will be looking at the best puppy toys for your young dog.
Puppies love toys. But every breed is different, and what can be the best toy for one puppy might not suit another as well.
Depending upon the nature of your pup's background he might be the most interested in toys for fetching, or tugging, or chasing. She might be most happy chewing, running, digging or sniffing.
The best puppy toys will be those which suit your dog's individual requirements, but that are also good quality, long lasting and provide ongoing entertainment to your pup. They also need to be within your budget, and fairly easy to get hold of.
Your dog's individual play needs will depend on him as a personality.
Gundog breeds tend to be enthusiastic chewers from a young age, keen on fetching and very motivated by interactive toys.
Hounds tend to love chasing, carrying and running, and most terriers are very focussed on digging and tugging.
Some pups will happily cuddle in bed with a plush toy, whilst others will tear it to shreds in seconds flat.
But even within breeds puppies will play in varying manners. So you can have fun experimenting with new toys, to see which your pup prefers.
Whatever your puppy's preference for play there will be a toy out there that he will love.
We have taken time to consider all the different types of puppy play, to help you pick a toy which will be perfect for your little friend.
At The Happy Puppy Site we have had a few breeds of dog over the years, and have tried and tested a lot of different puppy toys.
Not all of the toys we will look at today have been personally tested by our pups, but where they have we will let you know that they come with a personal recommendation from The Happy Puppy Site team.
[wp_ad_camp_2]Good toys for puppies will have a high play value. They will be entertaining, fun and appeal to one or more of her natural instincts.
Whether this is to chew, to chase, to tug or to fetch. Or even to eat in the case of many interactive puppy toys.
They will also be durable, able to withstand a puppy's sharp teeth and claws for a prolonged period of time.
Good puppy toys also need to be safe.
Before you buy a toy for your puppy, you can check on the label or description online to see whether it has been safety tested.
An important aspect of this is to check whether your desired dog toy is appropriate for your puppy's age group and size.
A large breed puppy at 6 months could potentially choke on a puppy toy designed for toy breed puppies of 8 – 10 weeks. Make sure that you are picking a toy that is appropriate for your individual dog.
There are some fabulous puzzle toys for dogs, but many of these require the dog to be a certain size and strength to use them effectively. So you need to be careful when picking one for your new puppy. Especially if she is from a toy breed group.
Nina Ottosson has some fabulous dog puzzle toys to choose from, and there is one in particular which is great for pups of any age. The Interactive Brick Toy.
It is tailored to your dog's own capabilities, so you can use the easiest setting for your new puppy.
Suitable for all ages and sizes, this really is a great toy to keep your clever little pup busy and happy.
It also have the benefit of being dishwasher proof, so you can keep it clean and drool free between uses.
The Kong Puppy Activity Ball is a great interactive puppy toy.
This ball is covered in grooves which you can fill with paste or insert treats into.
Your puppy can then enjoy chasing it around, and trying to nibble the treats whilst getting some exercise too.
A fun way to keep a puppy's busy mind and body entertained.
The ball is designed for use by young puppies, and comes in two sizes so that you can choose the one most appropriate to your breed of dog.
Puppy teething toys are an essential for most puppy parents. When your puppy is teething he will probably have an increased tendency to chew your home and bite your family members.
You can find out all about what to expect when your puppy is teething in this online guide.
Your puppy's teething period will be far more pleasant for him and for your family if you have the right toys to distract him with.
When it comes to chew toys for puppies, we are big fans of the Kong brand. They are especially great for teething puppies.
They have a line of enduring, well planned and fabulously executed chew toys and treating toys for puppies and dogs.
Puppy kongs are perfectly designed for puppies who love to chew.
They can be used by themselves as chew toys, or filled with kibble or special kong fillers.
Keeping your puppy occupied when he's on his own or in his crate for a short spell.
We can personally recommend puppy Kongs, as our pups loved them.
They are made with puppies in mind, and come in a variety of sizes so that you can pick the one best suited to your breed.
They also come in different colours, so you can choose the one which you like the best.
The Kong Puppy Teething Stick is specially designed to soothe your puppy's sore gums as he chews.
It also promotes dental hygiene by gently cleaning their teeth.
This chew stick comes in a range of three sizes and has two colour options too.
It is perhaps best used by fairly young teething puppies, as some reviews suggest it can't withstand the aggressive chewing of older or larger dogs.
Find out more about the Kong Puppy Teething Stick on Amazon here.
It gives your teething puppy something extra to chew on in the form of the ring.
And is made of a tough durable rubber that will withstand your young puppy's most vigorous chewing.
The Kong Binkie Dog Toy comes in three different colours, and two different sizes.
Choose your size based on your puppy's weight to find the right one for him.
The Small Puppy Goodie Bone is a bone shaped dog chew toy with a twist.
Not only is it made of a natural rubber which is ideal for teething pups, but it is recommended by Veterinarians for healthy teething.
Each end of the Small Puppy Goodie Bone has a space to hold treats, which will help to get your puppy interested in chewing the bone and focussing his teething energies onto it.
It's recommended for puppies aged two to nine months, so you can give it to him from the day he arrives home at 8 weeks old.
Whilst Kong toys are great, there are also some other excellent options from other brands and manufacturers too.
The Mavel Rope Bear is a great puppy teething toy.
It is designed with teething puppies in mind.
It is a soft toy in part, covered in a gentle layer of lambs wool that is great for your puppy to snuggle up to.
But it has inside it layers of strong, sturdy, durable material.
Ideal for teething pups to gnaw upon.
The fact that it's braided rope is ball shaped also enables you to throw it for your pup, to really get him interested in it as a toy to chase and then chew.
The Nylabone Just For Puppies Teething Ring is shaped and styled much like a baby's teething ring, and is designed to encourage your puppy to chew easily, so that they use the ring and not your furniture!
It has a soft material finish which is kind to your pup's sore gums.
And raised bristles that promote teeth cleaning and could reduce the buildup of tartar.
The range of shapes are hoped to entertain your puppy, and give him some options of the shape which is most appealing or comfortable to chew upon.
They are specially designed for teething puppies, so be sure to remove the toy once your pup has his strong adult teeth.
Most breeds of puppies love to play tug. Especially those in the Terrier or Gundog family groups.
Having the right tug toys for puppies is important, because you don't want to damage their tiny teeth or make it impossible for their small mouths to get a good hold.
Rope toys are a very popular option, and all of our puppies have had puppy rope toys to play with.
They aren't just great for playing a gentle game of tug, they can also be carried around and chewed as well.
For more aggressively chewing breeds, even in puppyhood standard toys can be broken down very quickly. Ropes are fairly hardy but not indestructible.
You will need to watch your puppy to see whether she is playing gently with her rope toy alone or whether she is determined to pull it apart.
If she seems to be dismantling the rope, then limit her time with it.
Not only will just taking the rope out at play time reduce the wear and tear, but it will make your puppy highly value the one-on-one tug time with you as well. Increasing your bond and giving you both something to enjoy together.
A great alternative to the traditional knotted rope puppy toy is the Puppy Goodie Bone.
It consists of a rubber bone shaped chew toy, with a rope component attached.
Your dog can hold onto one side whilst you gently play tugging games holding onto the other.
They can choose whether it's the bone or the rope that they prefer to grip onto.
It comes in a range of sizes, the smallest being suitable even to teacup breed pups.
The Ethical Pets Lil Spots Rubber Bone is a puppy tug toy and teething toy in one.
It contains a soft rubber bone with raised ridges for chewing, and a short knotted rope for pulling.
You can hold the rope and allow your puppy to gently tug on the chew toy in your hand, or just leave him to entertain himself.
Best suited to smaller breed puppies, this little toy is light and easy to carry.
It's also the perfect size to chew on for small puppy mouths.
You can find out more about this tugging chew toy on Amazon here.
Plush puppy toys are lovely things, but picking the right one for your pup can be a minefield.
The most cute puppy toys are not necessarily the best for your tiny dog.
Most puppies love plush puppy toys, but they don't always treat them in the manner we would like.
We imagine our pups cuddling up to their stuffed friends, yet more often than not they will shake, squeeze, rip and tear them to shreds!
Fortunately, there are a few options when it comes to cuddly toys. Some are only suited to the snugglier puppy, others are designed with stuffing removers in mind.
Make your pick based on what you know about your puppy, or err on the side of caution and go with the sturdiest choice if you are on a budget and can't afford to get it wrong!
The Matz Gator is great fun for pups, with noisy squeakers dispersed around his body and a rattle in his head.
It can be shaken or squeezed, and flaps around as your puppy plays.
The alligator himself is also soft, so your puppy can cuddle him if he prefers.
Best suited to minor to moderately enthusiastic chewers, the Matz Gator toy can be enjoyed by puppies of any size or age as it comes in a range of sizes.
The smallest has just a few squeakers, the largest is long and has 32 squeakers in total! For most pups under 12 weeks the smallest is the most appropriate option.
Our Labradors are particular fans of the Ethical Plush Skineez dog toys.
These are one of our recommended range of puppy toys.
They don't contain any body stuffing, so can't be easily dismantled in the way that some plush puppy toys are.
They do contain a squeaker in the head, but so far even our intensely chewing Lab hasn't been managed to remove hers so you are onto a safe bet with a young pup.
The lack of stuffing also makes them light and easy for a puppy to carry around with him.
Loofa Dog Plushes are very cute dog toys.
Long and straight with a dog's head on the end, they are perfect for carrying around and have a squeaker to keep your pup entertained.
They should be suited to any sized breed, although you may find that tea cup puppies are not able to lift it when they first arrive with you.
If your puppy is a very aggressive chewer or stuffing remover this might not be the best choice, but they are ideal for minor chewers and puppies who love to carry their toys and play with sounds.
The Pheenx Foxy Plush Squeaker Puppy toy has a real character to it.
It is easily compressed, and can be mouthed by any size of dog.
Making it great for even young puppies to handle and play with.
The built in squeaker is entertaining, and the shape enables your puppy to play with it in a variety of ways.
It can also be used to play fetch, or simply for your pup to cuddle up to in bed.
Lots of puppies love to play fetch, especially those from the Gundog breeds whose ancestors were selectively bred for their desire to retrieve.
But a lot of fun adult dog retrieving toys are not suited to puppies, due to their large size or heavy weight.
We have selected some fetch toys for puppies which will be appropriate for most breeds, and which they can play with from the time they arrive home at 8 weeks old.
The Kong Puppy Flyer is a fantastic fetch toy for puppies.
It is made in a traditional frisbee shape, but comprised of an extremely durable natural rubber.
The disc is flexible and fun to throw for your puppy, or for them to run around and play with.
The Kong Puppy Flyer is 7 inches in diameter and has a width that is perfectly suited to a small puppy's mouth.
This toy can be played with by puppies up to 35 pounds in weight, so smaller breed pups will get more use out of it than their larger friends.
Fabulous exercise for your puppy, and great fun for you both.
The Dog Rope Toy is a fun fetch toy designed for small dogs and puppies.
Ideal for indoor or outdoor play, for dogs up to 30 pounds in weight.
You can use the rope to play retrieving games with your puppy, as a fun tug toy or just let them carry it around and shake it about.
The rope is 100% cotton, and easy for dogs to pick up.
Remember though, this isn't a chew toy for aggressive chewers or teething and could be dismantled. Best used for supervised play only.
We love puppy rope balls for our pups. They are were all big fans and it's a highly recommended toy by the Happy Puppy team.
Unfortunately, it doesn't appear the type we used when they were pups is available at the moment, but this one looks like a close match.
It's made of 100% cotton and safe for your dog to play with.
The knotted rope ball is fun to chew as well as to fetch and carry around.
It's also brightly coloured so easy for you to find in the back yard.
Ideal for medium to large puppies, or small to medium adult dogs.
Cheap Puppy Toys – how do I save money and treat my pup?
Be careful when looking for cheap puppy toys, because they can be a real false economy.
Spending a small amount on a toy which will last five minutes will cost you more in the long run, as you will be constantly looking for new toys.
Similarly, a cheap puppy toy which is of no interest to your puppy is essentially worthless, as buying it didn't gain your dog any pleasure or distraction.
The best way to find cheap puppy toys is to look for toys with great reviews that are being offered at a discounted rate. Or to ask your friends whose puppies have grown into large adult dogs, whether they have any puppy toys in a good condition which they would be happy to pass along to you.
These are great suggestions for my little of 5 foster pit bull pupies! At 4 weeks old, they are starting to learn to run and play, and chew! Thanks for the wonderful advice!
Hands down go with the Goughnut toys. We have the ring and sticks and our lab (as well as the pups in our service program we belong to) love them. They come with a lifetime….YES! I said LIFETIME guarantee! They are safe, and Labrador and Golden Retriever tested!!
im fostering a hound dog and she chews like crazy!!! im definetly buying some of these!
My husband and I just bought a little puppy. He is a lab, so he likes to chew a lot! My dad suggested just giving him old cardboard boxes. Although that would be cheap and easy, I'm worried he might choke on the small pieces and also make a mess. I will make sure to buy safe puppy toys like you suggested so that I can have peace of mind. Thanks!


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Discovered the origin of the fastest star in our galaxy Bashny.Net
The fastest of all the known stars in the milky Way is on the way out of the galaxy, and a recent study shows that galactic pink with the acceleration of the star gave supernova. Star US 708, a refugee moves at a speed of 12,000 km/s — or 43 million km/h — and thus is defined as the fastest star in the milky Way known to astronomers until now. Its speed allows you to leave the gravitational pull of the galaxy and eventually escape into intergalactic space.
Most of the other stars moving fast enough to exit the galaxy, scientists believe, thrown monstrous black hole at the center of the galaxy. US 708 — the first star with another origin story at this point, and, as the study shows, her life was strange and chaotic.
Away ofsudanese the Sun and most of the millions of stars in the milky Way collectively rotate around the center of the galaxy with a relatively small speed: our Sun is moving at a speed of 724 000 km/h or 200 km/s. But there is a class of so-called high-speed stars (hypervelocity stars) that are moving with sufficient speed to escape the gravitational pull of the galaxy.
Still the fastest of such high-speed stars moving at a speed of about 3.5 million kilometers per hour. But US 708 is moving at a speed of more than 40 million kilometers per hour.
"It is much faster," says Stefan Geyer, a researcher at the European southern Observatory and co-author of a new study. Geyer and his colleagues first discovered US 708 in 2005. In his new work, together with colleagues, he was able to measure the speed of stars, using current and historical data and to track the change of its motion for 70 years.
Supermassive black hole at the center of the milky Way can play gravity muscles and discard any star caught up with her in the neighborhood, and many other high-speed stars, believed to have come from there. But US 708 start their movement not from the galactic center.
Scientists say that the star probably was in orbit around another star, when her path changed. US 708 and her partner revolved around each other very quickly and with very little distance between them. A nearby star exploded as a supernova and was completely destroyed. 708 US suddenly without a gravitational rope and the speed of rotation suddenly gave the star motion in a straight line.
"It's like you're riding on a carousel connected with a chain and cut the chain you are immediately ejected from the carousel, says Geyer. In this case, the carousel exploded."
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Scientists cannot look back in time and see what happened to US 708, before it went on its current course. But the evidence that they need to be hiding in the physical characteristics and present behavior of the star.
Speed is not the only thing that distinguishes US from other high speed 708 of the stars. Until 2014 all the detected stars such a plan was similar to our Sun. At the beginning of that year was discovered by a group of larger high-speed stars (these stars were probably born in the center of the galaxy). But US 708 is not the average, not big and not huge; it is known as hot soberly.
As the name implies, hot substarlike small but very hot, which suggests that they were much more massive. 708 US currently has about half the mass of our Sun, but scientists say that, most likely, the star was a red giant with a mass two to three times greater than our Sun. The outer hydrogen layers of the red giant probably flowed into the nearest star, leaving substarlike mostly helium.
Star cannibal was most likely a white dwarf: karapetrova star that no longer burned fuel. After she ate the outer layers of hydrogen 708 US, she started to suck the helium that led to the breakup.
Helium is highly flammable gas, and as the white dwarf absorbed this material, creating a thick hot layer on its surface, helium is ignited. Theory suggests that the inflammation and accumulation of helium has led to the burning of carbon within the star, which could further result in the destruction of the entire star during a supernova explosion of type 1A.
"White dwarf was completely destroyed, says Geyer. Again, the separation of the white dwarf was able to guide US on the path 708 from the galaxy. But the explosion itself is unlikely to provide the star with enough energy that could leave the system. — I think this is one of the most dramatic stories about the life of a star. Star has been through a lot".
Scientists can't say for sure that US 708 came from the region where are usually born from the supernova of the first type. The remnants of this event has already evaporated. But the physical characteristics of the star lead them to this conclusion: the fact that US 708 is a hot soberly, consisting mostly of helium, and the fact that it rotates very quickly (due to the close location relative to the white dwarf).
Geyer and his colleagues say that studying a larger number of stars like US 708, may provide more information about how to form type 1a supernovae. Scientists use these bright spots to measure large distances in the Universe, so their understanding can affect many areas of astronomy.published
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