Pam and I awake to find we are already docked in Piraeus, Greece. The port is about 30 minutes from Athens. We hire a taxi for our 5 hours visit. The traffic is light and we soon have Athens in sight. We are surprised to find the Acropolis and many other historical sites are right in the heart of the city. It's a hot day, but the queues are reasonable and Athens a friendly place. We finish in a little cafe, then the afternoon in the pool on the Silhouette.
Hadrian sure got around, he has been in Greece as well.
The Acropolis, Athens, glad we were early, it was full of people, Greece.
Steaming overnight the Silhouette berths at the island of Mykonos on a stormy morning. We brave the weather anyway and get a little wet as we make our way around the bay to the village. The locals say it's the first real rain for 5 months. By lunchtime there's not a cloud in the sky, it hot and we settle into a little seaside cafe for a Greek lunch, Mythos and rose'.
The Windmills, Mykonos, The Greek Islands.
The next morning finds us in Kusadasi, Turkey. We were unsure what to expect but we find a very friendly, clean seaside town. Being outside the EU and having its own currency the only inconvenience. We hire a taxi for 4 hours and spend the morning at Ephesus. An ancient roman city, now an historical site. We have now visited so many ruined theaters, temples etc we probably didn't enjoy it as much as we should. That, along with the huge crowd of tourists made it all a bit of a struggle. We assume our normal fall back position, finding a small waterfront cafe, some local treats, Ephys, rosé and make a great afternoon of it all the same.
I've seen less people in the mall on Christmas Eve, Ephesus, Turkey.
Hadrian has been to Ephesus as well, Hadrian's Temple, Turkey.
Pam and Julie in recovery mode, Kusadasi, Turkey.
We awake to find we have been teleported to the ancient port of Rhodes. It's walled city (town) clearly visible from our window. It's a clear warm day and we head off exploring. The city reflects its many owners with churches and mosques. The streets are cobbled and narrow. The further we wander the more engaging it became. In the late afternoon we find a little waterfront cafe….you get the pattern !
The Harbour at Rhodes, Greece.
The Markets, The Old City, Rhodes, Greece.
If you need some armour, Rhodes is the place to get it. Greece.
Chilling our after a hard day in the Old City of Rhodes, with a couple of Mythos and wine, Greece.
Our next stop is Santorini, the postcard of Greek Islands. We are taken ashore by tender as there are no dock facilities on the Island. Santorini main villages of Fira and Oia are perched high on the rim of an extinct volcano. It's crescent shape forming the rim of the bay. All the buildings pure white, only the churches stand out with their blue domed roofs. We hire a SMART soft top and explore the island's beaches and villages, we have the most memorable lunch in a little cafe in Oia.
Santorini Selfie ! The Greek Islands.
The Silhouette cruises on overnight and the next morning to the island of Crete. Crete being the largest and most southern of the Greek Islands. Unfortunately we are only in the port of Chania for 4 hours.
Its a cloudy, windy day. We disembark as soon as possible and jump the free shuttle bus into town. We wander the main square and market area trying to get the feel for the place, as best you can with the other 2500 tourist of the ship.
We make our way down to the waterfront area, which despite the weather is a pleasant walk. As we approach we presume it's high tide apparently a very high tide. The occasional swell pushes the water up on the esplanade and seemingly into the cafes. Always ready for an adventure we venture into a cafe for coffee. Our waiter recommends a table on a raised floor just inside the doors. So we sit and watch enjoy our coffee and various passers by getting there feet wet or worse.
Chania waterfront on the high tide.
The propeller from a US destroyer on loan to the Royal Navy and sunk in the harbour during WW11.
As time is short we make our way back through the laneways and backstreets, we get a little lost but find some interesting little shops and locals. Then its the crowded bus back to the ship and north to Venice.


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Contact Made: 'Irreplaceable' €20m midfielder flies in for secret Liverpool visit. Transfer happening this summer?
2/13/2016 06:32:00 am | Jaimie K
Last summer, Liverpool were linked with a move for Malaga midfielder Ignacio Camacho, and (dubious) new reports this week suggest that Camacho is a bona-fide summer transfer target for the Reds.
According to several reports on Friday, Camacho flew to Merseyside this week to tour the club's training facilities at Melwood.
This story seems rather dubious to me, but if Klopp is planning for the summer, then it makes sense to get transfers tied up as quickly as possible.
Malaga are definitely willing to sell for the right price, though, and sporting director Mario Husillos confirmed this in a recent interview:
"I had just one call [about Camacho], not an offer, from Inter Milan. [Vice-president Javier] Zanetti called me and I told him that they'd have to pay his buyout clause fee, which is €20m."
Camacho is clearly open to a move, though, and in an interview las summer about his future, he suggested that Malaga may be 'forced to sell for a reasonable price:
"It's always good when teams are looking at you because it means you are doing things right. I have a contract here but if anyone wants to sign me, then they will have to negotiate."
Some info about Camacho, described by Malaga boss Javi Garcia as 'irreplaceable':
* Defensive midfielder, who can also slot in at centre-back.
* 13 goals/6 assists in 151 games for Malaga.
* Averages 12 yellow cards per season for the last 4 years (Four suspensions in the last two seasons).
* 2010: Europa League winner with Atletico Madrid.
* Only two minor injuries in the last five years.
* 6 separate injuries in the last 12 months (199 days out/29 games missed). 3 injuries already this season.
For whatever reason, Camacho has become increasingly injury prone over the last year, and that's the last thing Liverpool need right now.

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Malaysia had attracted a total investment worth RM139.3 billion in the manufacturing, services and primary sectors over the first nine months of 2018, an 18% increase from the RM118.1 billion approved in the same period last year.
The Malaysian Investment Development Authority (Mida) said approved foreign direct investments (FDIs) increased by 109.7% to RM64.1 billion between January and September this year, from RM30.5 billion in the previous corresponding period.
"This was mainly driven by the manufacturing sector, which recorded a strong increase of 249.4% in January to September 2018. Approved FDIs in the primary sector also rose by 99.3%.
"This indicates that investors' confidence in Malaysia remains high despite the challenging global economic environment," the agency said in a statement yesterday.
Mida added that the total investments approved were from 3,243 projects, and are expected to generate 93,379 job opportunities for the country.
Meanwhile, domestic investments led with RM75.2 billion, contributing 54% of the total approved investments in all three sectors.
Mida said the government will ensure that the country's economy remains on a sustainable growth trajectory by providing a conducive and favourable environment to attract investors and businesses.
"Quality FDI continues to assume an important role in the development of Malaysia due to its multiplier impact on the economy.
"The strong presence of foreign investments in the manufacturing sector, in particular, has helped enlarge the market through the growth of the local supply chain ecosystem and related services industry.
"Mida continues to urge industries to leverage on growing opportunities by embracing advanced technology to enhance productivity and competitiveness," the agency said.
According to Mida, Malaysia would continue to be a competitive location for manufacturing projects.
"A total of 468 projects worth RM59.1 billion were approved in January to September 2018 compared to RM34.6 billion in 463 projects in the corresponding period of 2017, representing an increase of 70.5% in capital investments.
"Foreign investments approved in the manufacturing sector recorded a total of RM48.8 billion, a rise of 249.4% from RM13.9 billion in the same period last year.
"China accounted for RM15.6 billion or 32% of total foreign investments, followed by Indonesia (18.4%), the Netherlands (17%), US (6.3%), South Korea (4.9%) and Japan (4.3%)," the agency said.
Another quality project is an expansion by STMicroelectronics NV, a global semiconductor multinational company which has been in Malaysia since four decades ago, Mida added.
The agency noted that under the 11th Malaysia Plan MidTerm Review, the targeted catalytic and high potential growth subsectors — namely electrical and electronics, chemicals and chemical products, machinery and equipment, medical devices and aerospace — would continue to be emphasised.
"These industries contributed 31.5% (RM18.6 billion) of the total approved investments in the manufacturing sector," it added.


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Bonefish Grill to Open in Aventura: Hiring 125 Employees
Laine Doss
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Laine Doss | January 22, 2015 | 8:51am
If you live in the northernmost part of Miami-Dade, take note. Bonefish Grill, the seafood restaurant chain, is opening a new location in Aventura.
The new Bonefish Grill is set to open Monday, March 2, at 18713 Biscayne Blvd. And besides bringing well-priced seafood offerings to the city, it's bringing 125 new jobs to Aventura.
The restaurant is looking for qualified Aventura-area residents for positions that range from angler (the person responsible for the restaurant's appearance, presentation, and customer experience) to front of house and kitchen staff.
The restaurant chain's parent company, Bloomin' Brands, was listed as one of the most admired companies by Fortune and offers employees a host of benefits, including medical/dental/prescription drug coverage, meal discounts, vacation, flexible schedules, and career advancement opportunities.
Bloomin' Brands is a publicly traded company that also owns Outback Steakhouse, Carrabba's Italian Grill, Fleming's, and Roy's Restaurant.
Applications are available online at bloominbrandscareers.com. Enter code 67061 for Aventura job opportunities.
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NEXT isn't about bricks and mortar.
As you consider making a commitment to the NEXT campaign, you may have questions or feedback. If you don't find your answer in the FAQ below, send an email to next@oakpointe.org and a team member will get back to you.
What is NEXT? What is included in the campaign initiative?
NEXT is a two-year capital campaign for Oak Pointe Church that flows from the mandate from Jesus to "Go, make disciples…" and seeks to fulfill the church's mission to know Jesus and make Him known. With a heart for outreach, the campaign encompasses expansion for both the physical campuses of Novi and Milford, plus sets aside funds for 2-3 church plants in the next five years.
Combined, the communities of Novi and South Lyon comprise the fastest growth corridor in Michigan. This is evidenced by the housing boom along and around 10 Mile Road. Ethnic diversity is flooding the region around the Novi campus. Both Novi and South Lyon lack community centers.
All of this means the Novi campus has opportunity to connect with the community. However, the campus is exceptionally limited on connection space to welcome new guests, host community and civic events, welcome weddings and funerals, etc.
Currently the facility's capacity for ministry is maxed out as attendance and engagement have grown. Flow is increasingly constricted and current spaces are bearing the weight of too many ministries. Weekend parking is consistently full.
While we do not have specific communities targeted for campuses as yet, we know that the churches and campuses we have launched in the past have been successful in impacting their communities with the Gospel. We also know one of the best outreach tools is to plant new churches and/or campuses.
Since Oak Pointe has a history of successful church/campus planting, the leadership capacity to plant more, and the desire to see the Kingdom of God continue to grow, we feel it would be irresponsible not to plant new environments as part of the NEXT initiative.
Why are two campuses participating in NEXT together?
Oak Pointe Novi and Oak Pointe Milford are two campuses, but one church. Even though the two campuses worship and operate in different locations and minister to different communities, we share a common history, mission, vision, and values. Both campuses are Oak Pointe Church. This is unlike Bell Creek Church and Mosaic Church, which are church plants. Those churches are completely independent of Oak Pointe, though we maintain a friendly and collaborative relationship.
Why are we launching NEXT right now?
Oak Pointe Church has always been about expanding the kingdom of God locally, regionally, and globally. The church has talked about expansion many times before. Now, with the growth of our local communities, the time seems right. After years of prayer and pausing expansion, God has put it on our hearts that it is time to make more room for stories at both of our campuses and at future campuses.
What happens if we don't embark on NEXT?
The answer is different for each campus. But, in general, churches around the United States are closing their doors at an alarming rate. We believe it is important to continue to be outreach-minded and build momentum by seeing new people come to faith in Jesus Christ.
At the Novi Campus, over the past decade attendance numbers have plateaued. But we believe that the growth of this campus should keep pace with the growth of the region. Plus, by building community and connection spaces, we believe we will have far greater community impact than if the building remains in its current footprint.
At the Milford Campus, new people will not step in the doors more than once if their experience is that of a congested parking lot and an overcrowded atrium and worship center. More space is needed for people to feel welcome.
Why are we not adding worship center space at either campus?
While some worship services are nearing capacity at each campus, there are ways to add or alter service times to help balance attendance across all services. We believe that our current worship spaces are adequate to sustain growth over the next several years, while our connection and ministry spaces are inadequate.
How did we arrive at our campaign target of $14 million?
We started with a vision frame process to understand what God is calling us to over the next five years and calculated the resources needed to accomplish it. Then, we gauged our potential financial capacity. Most churches can raise two times their annual offerings in a 2-3 year campaign. The annual budget between Oak Pointe's two campuses is approximately $7 million.
We have worked closely with our architect to create building plans that will accommodate the greatest needs of each campus. The Novi campus building cost would be in the ballpark of $7 million and the Milford campus building cost would be around $6 million. Adding $1 million for future church plants brings us to a $14 million goal.
How can I participate in NEXT?
While financial giving is the obvious way to participate, it is not the only way. Building expansions have a way of capturing the imagination of the community and bringing new visitors to a church. Over the life of the campaign, and until the building expansions are complete, it will be vital for each campus to be developing outreach and discipleship strategies to receive new guests. The more engaged you are in the life of the church now, the more ready we will be when the doors open to our new spaces. Please consider how you can use your strengths to impact current ministries!
What is the giving time frame of NEXT?
We are planning a two-year campaign that officially launches January 5-6, 2019 and will conclude in January 2021. Gifts can be made during this period.
Depending on the outcome of the two-year campaign, including giving levels and building costs, NEXT could be extended for a number of months.
How do I indicate my financial intention to NEXT?
We will be asking everyone at Oak Pointe Church to make a commitment to the campaign. That commitment can be made on a card during the NEXT series and through the duration of the campaign. A commitment can also be made here.
How do I give to NEXT?
You can make gifts to NEXT using any of the ways you already give to Oak Pointe, including credit and debit cards, EFT, ACH, online bill pay, checks, cash, non-cash assets, transfers of stock, and more.
All the ways we receive contributions are still in play: electronic giving via oakpointe.org or the Oak Pointe app, weekend offerings, in the mail, etc.
When you give via cash or check, be sure it's clearly designated for NEXT. And when you give online, make sure you select the NEXT fund.
The staff in our finance office is available to help answer any questions about giving that you might have. Call us at 248.912.0043 or send email to giving@oakpointe.org.
Can I use text-to-give to donate to the campaign?
Yes. Simply text any amount (example: 50 for $50) followed by the word NEXT to the short code 84321. If this is your first text-to-give donation, you'll receive a reply text with a link to confirm your donation and set up text-to-give. Learn more at here.
Can I set up recurring giving to the NEXT campaign?
Yes. Recurring giving can be set up in Oak Pointe's online giving. Just remember to choose the NEXT fund as you arrange your recurring gift.
Should I reduce my regular giving to support the NEXT campaign?
Please don't. Our church campuses depend on general fund giving to sustain our current ministries. NEXT challenges us to do something extraordinary – to give over and above our regular tithes and offerings for a period of two years.
What if I cannot commit to financially support the NEXT campaign right now?
No worries. We understand not everyone has the capacity to give over and above their current giving level. We will work with what God provides to complete the NEXT initiatives.
Can I designate my giving for a specific NEXT initiative?
Since we are one church, currently with two campuses, we desire this unity to be reflected in the giving of the campaign. As a result, we will have a single NEXT fund for both campuses and future church planting.
How can I track progress toward my NEXT commitment?
All of your giving is recorded and accessible at any time through Oak Pointe's online giving system. You will receive periodic email reminders of your commitment and progress to date. You may also contact the financial office for an update on your giving amounts. Send email to giving@oakpointe.org.
If my circumstances change, can I alter my financial commitment to NEXT?
Yes. We understand circumstances and giving capacity can change. You can always alter your commitment if needed. Just let us know.
How are major financial decisions made at Oak Pointe?
The church elder board, which is comprised of both lay members and staff members, are responsible for all financial decisions. In addition to the elder board, Oak Pointe has a finance committee comprised of both lay members and staff members that make recommendations to the elder board.
Is it true that there is a very small group of very generous people footing most of the bill for Oak Pointe?
No. While we do have some high capacity givers, it is the financial generosity of everyday people in our community that provides the majority of resources for Oak Pointe's many ministries. Our church depends on the tithes of average people (giving 10% of their earnings) as well as other contributions from Oak Pointe members and attendees to meet our annual budget.
What is the timeline for implementing NEXT projects?
We hope to break ground on the Novi and Milford campus projects in the spring of 2020 and complete them 12-18 months later. New plants will be determined by a number of factors. However, we plan to launch two or three campuses or church plants over the next five years.
What happens if NEXT campaign giving falls short of our goal?
We will use what resources God provides and adjust our building plans accordingly. This means we may need to shell some spaces initially and wait to finish and furnish them. In addition, if giving falls short, we will allocate a representative percentage of the resources to each of our three initiatives.
Will the NEXT campaign increase Oak Pointe's debt for either campus?
We will not incur greater debt with the NEXT campaign. We will only use what God brings in to accomplish the campaign initiatives.
What is the relationship between the Novi and Milford campuses of Oak Pointe Church?
he campuses have a collaborative relationship. Leaders from both campuses are involved in weekly strategy discussions for the overall church and have participated in the vision frame process and NEXT campaign planning. Pastor Paul Jenkinson from Milford meets regularly with Pastor Bob Shirock from Novi for message planning and sermon series development.
The campuses share technical, accounting, and communication resources. The student ministries teams from each campus jointly plan and host retreats. At times, staff members move between campuses. Each campus has the necessary autonomy to impact the surrounding community while still sharing Oak Pointe's values and ethos.
Where and when would we consider launching additional campuses?
While we have been approached by several churches and people in a few different communities regarding having an Oak Pointe presence there, we have yet to determine a definitive course of action. The opportunities are abundant, but we desire to more clearly discern God's leading before committing to locations for an additional campuses.


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CPC Definition - Subclass D01D
MECHANICAL METHODS OR APPARATUS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF ARTIFICIAL FILAMENTS, THREADS, FIBRES, BRISTLES OR RIBBONS
Mechanical methods and apparatus for the manufacture of artificial fibres and filaments.
It does also cover the physical and mechanical treatment of fibres and filaments during their production, e.g. before winding (after production: D01G, D02).
Many documents in the field disclose features related to both the mechanical (D01D) and the chemical (D01F) aspects of fibre manufacture. Two cases can be envisaged:
a) When a document is concerned with mechanical aspects but mentions specific polymers, a class should always be given in D01D and a class may be added in D01F when the chemical aspects are relevant or non-usual polymers or additives are used. No D01F class should be given when a long list of polymers is mentioned, even in the claims.
b) When a document is concerned with chemical aspects but mentions specific techniques (e.g. melt-blowing, electrospinning) a class should always be given in D01F and a class may be added in D01D when the specific technique plays an important role. No D01D class should be given when several unrelated techniques are mentioned, even in the claims.
Working or processing of metal wire
B21F
Production of metallic filaments
B22D 11/00, B22F 1/06
Production of glass fibres
C03B 37/00
Production of ceramic fibres
C04B 35/62227
Apparatus specially adapted for the manufacture of carbon filaments are classified
Processes starting from pre-made fibres or filaments, such as the production of yarns from single filaments
D02G, D02J
Shaping foodstuffs by extruding
A23P 30/20
Synthetic grass (lawns for playground or sports grounds: E01C 13/08)
A41G 1/009
Artificial hair
A41G 3/0083
Bristles (production of filaments to make bristles: D01D/F)
A46D 1/00
A61L, A61F
Strings for tennis rackets
A63B 51/02
Filters (Cigarette filters: A24D 3/00)
Extrusion in general
B29C 48/00
Handling of filamentary materials (e.g. winding)
B65H
Composite materials - (chemical aspects) - (mechanical aspects)
C08J 5/00, B29C 70/00
Treatment of natural materials to make fibres-(mechanical) - (chemical)
D01B, D01C
Mechanical preliminary treatment of fibres (e.g. cutting, roughening, carding)
D01G
Spinning and twisting
D01H
Crimping or curling
D02G 1/00
Yarns and their applications (Tyre yarns see also B60C 9/00)
Finishing- (mechanical), - (chemical)
D02J, D06M
Nonwoven fabrics
Strings for musical instruments
G10D 3/10
A group in D01D is not automatically allocated whenever a specific technique is used or mentioned in a document, but only when important aspects are disclosed related to that technique, or when there is an inter-relationship with the technique used and the other features.
When a document is also related to a neighbouring field it should always be circulated to the related classifiers. In the cases where many different applications of the invention are claimed, the document should only be circulated to the exemplified or the most relevant technical field.
In this place, the following terms or expressions are used with the meaning indicated:
a relatively-short, elongated member of natural or artificial material;
an endless or quasi-endless, elongated member of natural or artificial material;
an assembly of yarns or filaments, usually produced by twisting.
a unitary assembly of fibres, usually produced by spinning;
Treatment of filament-forming or like material (working of plastics or substances in a plastic state, in general B29)
The treatment of the fibre-forming material before extrusion.
Working of plastics or substances in a plastic state, in general
Spinnerette packs; Cleaning thereof ({D01D 5/0069}, D01D 5/24, D01D 5/253, D01D 5/28 take precedence)
Details about the constructional features and the cleaning of spinneret packs, i.e. the devices through which the polymer melt/solution is extruded
Rotating spinnerets
Spinnerets for making hollow filaments
Spinnerets for making fibres with a non-round cross-section
D01D 5/253
Spinnerets for making conjugated filaments
Spinnerets for making hollow fibres membranes
B01D 69/085
Extrusion dies
Formation of filaments, threads, or the like
Formation of filaments or the like
Production of specific nonwoven fabrics (e.g. electrospun, spunbonded, melt-blown)
Simultaneous stretching
the stretching is done while the fibres are not yet solidified, i.e. before quenching or the like
Further details of subgroups
D01D 5/0985
spunbonding and melt-blowing
this group is not in use. Corresponding documents are classified in D01D 5/08 and its subgroups.
Continuous melt-spinning processes including a stretching step on the solid fibres
this group includes both centrifugal spinning and rotating spinnerets for making helically wound filaments (e.g. spiral wire).
e.g. thick-and-thin fibres, beads-on-a-string fibres.
Hollow fibre membranes are normally classified in B01D 69/00 or B01D 71/00 because they are not fibres in the classical sense. They might also get a class in D01D when specific aspects related to the fibre extrusion are mentioned. The production of hollow/tubular articles in general is classified in B29D 22/00- B29D 23/00. When additives are used to make hollow or porous fibres the D01F 1/08 should be given.
Collecting the newly-spun products ({D01D 5/0076 takes precedence;} collecting newly-spun products with the imparting of twist D01H)
Collecting the filaments or the like. Mechanical methods and apparatus for collecting fibres, filaments, yarns, threads or the like after spinning
Electrospinning processes and apparatus characterized by the collector
Collection with simultaneous imparting of twist
D01D 10/00
Physical treatment of artificial filaments or the like during manufacture, i.e. during a continuous production process before the filaments have been collected (finishing D02J)
Physical treatment of the filaments or the like during their manufacture, i.e. during a continuous production process before the filaments have been collected.
Chemical or physicochemical treatment during manufacture
D01F 11/00
Mechanical treatment after manufacture
D01G, D02
Spinning of yarns
Production of fabrics
D03, D04, D05
Complete machines for producing artificial threads
Machines including both mechanical apparatus for forming fibres or filaments and mechanical apparatus for assembling the fibres or filaments into threads.


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package com.foodfun.liuzhuo;

import org.openqa.selenium.Alert;
import org.openqa.selenium.By;
import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver;
import org.openqa.selenium.firefox.FirefoxDriver;
import org.testng.annotations.AfterClass;
import org.testng.annotations.BeforeClass;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;

/*
 * Selenium
 * ºǫ́ÍƼö  made by Áõïí
 * */

public class recommend {

	WebDriver wd = null;

	@BeforeClass
	public void testLogin() throws InterruptedException{
		System.setProperty("webdriver.firefox.bin", "G:\\firefox\\firefox.exe");
		wd = new FirefoxDriver();
		wd.manage().window().maximize();
		wd.get("http://139.199.228.115/login");

		//怬
		wd.findElement(By.id("username")).sendKeys("admin");
		wd.findElement(By.id("password")).sendKeys("admin");
		wd.findElement(By.id("login")).click();

		Alert alert =wd.switchTo().alert();  	 //µ¯³ö¿ò
		alert.accept(); 						//È·¶¨
		//alert.dismiss();					    //È¡Ïû
		Thread.sleep(5000);
		wd.findElement(By.xpath(".//*[@id='menu']/li[3]/a/span")).click();
		Thread.sleep(500);
	}

	@Test(priority = 0)
	public void recommendAdd() throws InterruptedException{

		wd.findElement(By.className("button_add")).click();
		Thread.sleep(500);
		wd.findElement(By.id("content")).sendKeys("9");
		Thread.sleep(500);
		wd.findElement(By.xpath("html/body/div/div[2]/div[2]/div/div/div/form/fieldset/div[2]/input")).click();
		Thread.sleep(1000);
	}
	@Test(priority = 2)
	public void recommendDelete(){
		wd.findElement(By.xpath("html/body/div/div[2]/div[2]/div/table/tbody/tr[7]/td[3]/a[2]/i")).click();
	}
	@Test(priority = 1)
	public void recommendAlert() throws InterruptedException{
		wd.findElement(By.xpath("html/body/div[1]/div[2]/div[2]/div/table/tbody/tr[2]/td[3]/a[1]/i")).click();
		Thread.sleep(500);
		wd.findElement(By.id("content")).clear();
		Thread.sleep(500);
		wd.findElement(By.id("content")).sendKeys("8");
		Thread.sleep(500);
		wd.findElement(By.xpath("html/body/div/div[2]/div[2]/div/form/fieldset/div[2]/input")).click();
		Thread.sleep(1000);
	}
	@AfterClass
	public void quitBroswer(){
		wd.quit();
	}

}

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Despite previous research suggesting that men's economic position is important for family formation and in particular whether cohabiting couples will ultimately marry, there is a shortage of current research examining how men's educational attainment influences their family formation behaviors. Given the potential promise of professional licenses, certifications, and educational certificates, collectively known as alternate educational credentials (AECs), for promoting employment outcomes among low-skilled adults, the aim of this dissertation is to examine the role of young men's attainment of AECs in young men's family formation behaviors. Using 16 waves of data on young men participating in the 1997 cohort of the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth (NLSY97), I explore the prevalence of young men's attainment of AECs and whether earning AECs influences young men's entry to fatherhood and the relationship context in which they enter fatherhood.
Constance, Nicole Faye. The Role Of Young Men's Attainment Of Alternate Educational Credentials In Their Entry To Fatherhood. Ph.D. Dissertation, Department of Human Development and Family Studies and Demography, The Pennsylvania State University, 2017.


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text:
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Kipple
By Philip K. Dick
Don't look, but chances are there's kipple hanging around your life somewhere right now.
No, no, it's not you specifically—it's just that kipple is everywhere, because it's the representation of decay and degeneration in physical form. In Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, it's really everywhere. World War Terminus has left our home planet in an awful mess: entire cities have been leveled, radioactive dust is getting in everyone's hair, and people have left the planet to go seek a new existence in the space colonies—leaving behind all their stuff. As that stuff rots and decays, it becomes kipple.
Isidore describes it:
"Kipple is useless objects, like junk mail or match folders after you use the last match or gum wrappers or yesterday's homeopape. When nobody's around, kipple reproduces itself. For instance, if you go to bed leaving any kipple around your apartment, when you wake up the next morning there's twice as much of it. It always gets more and more." (5.23)
So, in other words, just like the dishes in our sink?
We kid, we kid. But that does give you an idea of what this means. The decay of an entire planet or species might be too much for us to fully grasp, but we experience the disrepair of consumer goods in our everyday lives. Anyone who has ever maintained an attic, rented out a storage unit, or had a locker can tell you how true this is. As we collect stuff, and the stuff just spreads out, growing in number, expanding the mess as it goes, bringing disarray into our lives with a tsunami of junk.
Is there hope against this state of decay? Maybe:
"No one can win against kipple," [Isidore] said, "except temporarily and maybe in one spot, like in my apartment I've sort of created a stasis between the pressure of kipple and nonkipple, for the time being. But eventually I'll die or go away, and then the kipple will again take over." (5.31)
Maybe it's time to buy a tiny house.
What's Up With the Epigraph?
Mercerism
Donkey and Toad
Androids and the Rosen Association
The Voigt-Kampff Test
Penfield Mood Organ


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THROUGH Jan. 14/ Imagine a giant slice of pie becoming Pittsburgh's Point with a dollop of whipped cream atop that for the fountain and a funky skyline behind constructed from stuff you'd find in your kitchen. It's titled "Pittsburgh Feast," what illustrator Mark Bender has cooked up for "Art of Facts: Uncovering Pittsburgh Stories." This juried exhibition celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Pittsburgh Society of Illustrators with more than 50 works by 20 artists. This year, they were challenged to research and discover interesting and quirky things about the region's history and present them visually in new and engaging ways.
THROUGH DEC. 15/ "October gave a party/ The leaves by hundreds came …" wrote George Cooper, who may be an obscure poet nowadays, but his lyrics live on in several Stephen Foster songs. Anyway, the fall foliage will be putting on that colorful high Oct-ane show again outside. Enjoy! But head inside, where there's another visually riveting show to see. "Worlds Within" is a collaborative effort by two Carnegie Mellon University galleries — Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation and the Miller Gallery — with a special focus on plants.


text:
class Challenge < ApplicationRecord
  enum goal_type: [ :goal_time, :goal_unit ]

  has_many :participations
  has_many :users, through: :participations
  has_many :activity_logs, through: :participations
  has_many :activity_feed_items
  belongs_to :unit_type

  scope :visible, -> { where visible: true }
  scope :running, -> { where 'from_date <= :date and to_date >= :date', date: Date.today}
  scope :upcoming_or_running, -> {
    where 'to_date >= :date', date: Date.today
  }
  scope :upcoming, -> {
    where('from_date > :date', date: Date.today)
  }
  scope :running_or_just_ended, -> {
    where 'from_date <= :date and :yesterday <= to_date',
      date: Date.today,
      yesterday: 1.day.ago.to_date
  }
  scope :sorted, -> { order(:from_date) }

  validates :title, presence: true
  validates :from_date, presence: true
  validates :to_date, presence: true
  validates :unit_type, presence: true, if: :goal_unit?

  def running?
    from_date and from_date <= Date.today and Date.today <=to_date
  end

  def running_or_just_ended?
    running? or to_date == Date.yesterday
  end

  def future?
    from_date > Date.today
  end

  def to_param
    "#{id}-#{title.to_url}"
  end

  def duration_days
    (to_date - from_date).to_i + 1
  end

  def leaderboard
    participations.unblocked.leaderboard
  end

  def time_progress
    [100 - days_left * 100 / duration_days, 100].min
  end

  def upcoming?
    from_date >= Date.today
  end

  def past?
    to_date.past?
  end

  def days_left
    (to_date - Date.today).to_i
  end

  def self.model_name
    if self == Challenge
      super
    else
      Challenge.model_name
    end
  end

  def to_partial_path
    'challenges/challenge'
  end

end


text:
The Jan Floreins Altarpiece or Triptych of Jan Floreins is a 1479 three-panel altarpiece, painted by Hans Memling for brother Jan Floreins of the Oud Sint-Janshospitaal in Bruges, where it still hangs as part of the collection of the Memlingmuseum.

Sources
 Irene Smets, Ludiongids Het Memlingmuseum-Sint-Janshospitaal Brugge, Ludion Gent-Amsterdam, 2001 pp. 46-51
  Stephan Kemperdick, Rogier van der Weyden, Könemann, Keulen, 1999 p. 131

1479 paintings
Memling
Paintings by Hans Memling
Paintings in the Old St. John's Hospital
Memling
Memling
Memling

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text:
#ifndef _RELOCATE_H_
#define _RELOCATE_H_

#include <common.h>

/**
 * copy_uboot_to_ram() - Copy U-Boot to its new relocated position
 *
 * @return 0 if OK, -ve on error
 */
int copy_uboot_to_ram(void);

/**
 * clear_bss() - Clear the BSS (Blocked Start by Symbol) segment
 *
 * This clears the memory used by global variables
 *
 * @return 0 if OK, -ve on error
 */
int clear_bss(void);

/**
 * do_elf_reloc_fixups() - Fix up ELF relocations in the relocated code
 *
 * This processes the relocation tables to ensure that the code can run in its
 * new location.
 *
 * @return 0 if OK, -ve on error
 */
int do_elf_reloc_fixups(void);

#endif	/* _RELOCATE_H_ */


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text:
Q: How do I put a QComboBox inside QColumnView Scenario: I need to put a combo box inside the 4th column in qcolumnview, so the user can choose ON or OFF.
Description: In the future this will be saved as an XML file, so the user can select the parameter and generate a custom XML file.
Can someone tell me how do I do that?
import sys

from PyQt4 import QtGui, QtCore

class xml_creator(QtGui.QMainWindow):
    def __init__(self):
        super(xml_creator, self).__init__()
        self.initUI()

    def initUI(self):

        column_view = QtGui.QColumnView(self)
        self.setCentralWidget(column_view)

        m_model = QtGui.QStandardItemModel()
        column_view.setModel(m_model)
        column_view.setAlternatingRowColors(True)

        self.test_variables = {}
        self.test_variables['OPTION_1'] = ['OFF', 'ON']
        self.test_variables['OPTION_2'] = ['OFF', 'ON']

        self.iq_xml = {}
        self.iq_xml['TEST_1'] = {}
        self.iq_xml['TEST_1']['Test_case_1'] = self.test_variables

        for x in self.iq_xml:

            if not self.iq_xml[x]:
                continue
            parent = QtGui.QStandardItem(x)
            parent.setFlags(QtCore.Qt.ItemIsEnabled | QtCore.Qt.ItemIsSelectable)

            for y in self.iq_xml[x]:
                if not self.iq_xml[x][y]:
                    continue
                child0 = QtGui.QStandardItem(y)
                child0.setFlags(QtCore.Qt.ItemIsEnabled)
                parent.appendRow(child0)

                for z in self.iq_xml[x][y]:
                    if not self.iq_xml[x][y][z]:
                        continue

                    grand_child = QtGui.QStandardItem(z)
                    grand_child.setFlags(QtCore.Qt.ItemIsEnabled)
                    child0.appendRow(grand_child)

                    value = self.iq_xml[x][y][z]
                    grand_grand_child = QtGui.QStandardItem(str(value))
                    grand_grand_child.setFlags(QtCore.Qt.ItemIsEnabled | QtCore.Qt.ItemIsEditable)
                    grand_child.appendRow(grand_grand_child)

            column_view.model().appendRow(parent)

        column_view.setColumnWidths([200, 200, 200, 100])

        self.setGeometry(300, 300, 1000, 300)
        self.setWindowTitle('IQ XML Creator')
        self.show()

def main():
    app = QtGui.QApplication(sys.argv)
    ex = xml_creator()
    sys.exit(app.exec_())

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

A: I could not find a solution for that but I found a workaround, so I'm posting hoping to help who has the same problem as me.
Once I couldnt put the combobox in the QColumnView as I was trying, my workaround was to create a table filled with the comboboxes I wanted, and then setting this QTable as the preview widget in QColumnView.

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The Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community is the fastest growing racial group in the United States, with a growth rate over four times higher than that of the nation as a whole. In March 1999, community leaders and activists recognized the need for a national organization that could be a vehicle for advocacy and policy analysis related to issues facing low-income AAPI communities.
In June of the same year, representatives of 16 organizations met in Seattle to plan the coalition, creating the National Coalition for Asian Pacific American Community Development, or National CAPACD, pronounced "National Capacity." The first convention was held in 2000 in conjunction with a celebration of President Clinton's new White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.
We have grown and changed since those early days. Our membership has increased from 15 organizations to over 100. Over the course of the last several years, we've learned a lot about how best to help our members advance the interests of their communities. We have forged strong partnerships with other civil rights and advocacy groups. We have built a strong reputation in Washington, building relationships in Congress, the White House, and key federal agencies. And we have worked to effectively shift the national discourse on AAPIs and community development issues.
For our 15th Anniversary, National CAPACD took a step back to reflect on the collective impact of our coalition since its inception.
To read our 15th Anniversary report, click here.


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Awesome Kit Shari, you guys always surprise us.
This bright and cute card kit makes me smile and feel very happy. Great job!!
Love the stamp set, and the colors of this kit! :D So cute and happy!
Love the word sheet sheets! The stamps are brilliant too. Not sure which I love most, but it might be the apple one.
What an adorable kit! All the plaids are so yummy and cheerful!!
okay, this kit is ADORABLE. I absolutely LOVE all the SWEET inspiration.
BRIGHT & CHEERY kit and FABULOUS INSPIRATION!!!
What fabulous cheery plaid colours! Great images on the stamp set. I think that's a great idea to mask off the faces. Smiley cartoons don't always suit my style. Brilliant tip Shari.
Such a cute kit! I Love the size of the sentiments. Now to just have a showery day so I can sit and play!
Such a happy kit!! I just subscribed to the Kit of the Month so this will be my first one. Can't wait to get it!!
The May card kit is absolutely adorable … love the smiling faces on all of the stamps!
This SUNSHINE especially likes the Sun. Like the faces. Have a BEE-utiful day!
Super cute kit! Can't wait to receive mine!
Adorable card kit this month, love the stamp set!
The stamp set is adorable, it would make me happy, even when skies are gray. Such a happy kit, those plaid PP are fun, they scream of ice cream, and happy times. Cheers!
Love all the bright cheery colors of paper and smiley faces on the stamps…so cute!!
Love this fun stamp set.
Looking forward to this kit!
I love the stamp set–and the Lawn Fawn papers–looking forward to the kits arrival!
Perfect timing for all those cards for showers, babies, end of school year! Love the ideas!
Terrific kit. The stamps are versatile…I see them for baby, get well, teachers, children and so much more. Thank you Shari and SSS.
So many great colors, a really eye catching kit.
Oh, love this kit! I see watercoloring in my future!
Love all the plaids with solid colors to coordinate.
Such fun colors and in spiration!!
Love especially Debby's card!! And the stamp set is so, so sweet!!
I love plaid♥♥ This is a happy card kit!!
Delightful projects! The plaid paper is absolutely SWOON worthy!!
Very cute kit. I like the word bubble stamp.
Such a darling stamp set, love it!
A nice happy spring kit. TFS!
A great kit. I love the stamps set and the plaid paper, so pretty.
All of the ladies cards are adorable. Good work!
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package catalogsearch

import (
	"github.com/corestoreio/pkg/config/element"
	"github.com/corestoreio/pkg/store/scope"
)

// ConfigStructure global configuration structure for this package.
// Used in frontend and backend. See init() for details.
var ConfigStructure element.Sections

func init() {
	ConfigStructure = element.MustMakeSectionsValidate(
		element.Section{
			ID: "catalog",
			Groups: element.MakeGroups(
				element.Group{
					ID: "seo",
					Fields: element.MakeFields(
						element.Field{
							// Path: catalog/seo/search_terms
							ID:        "search_terms",
							Label:     `Popular Search Terms`,
							Type:      element.TypeSelect,
							SortOrder: 1,
							Visible:   element.VisibleYes,
							Scopes:    scope.PermStore,
							Default:   true,
							// SourceModel: Magento\Config\Model\Config\Source\Enabledisable
						},
					),
				},

				element.Group{
					ID:        "search",
					Label:     `Catalog Search`,
					SortOrder: 500,
					Scopes:    scope.PermStore,
					Fields: element.MakeFields(
						element.Field{
							// Path: catalog/search/engine
							ID:      "engine",
							Type:    element.Type,
							Visible: element.VisibleYes,
							Default: `mysql`,
							// BackendModel: Magento\CatalogSearch\Model\Adminhtml\System\Config\Backend\Engine
						},

						element.Field{
							// Path: catalog/search/min_query_length
							ID:        "min_query_length",
							Label:     `Minimal Query Length`,
							Type:      element.TypeText,
							SortOrder: 5,
							Visible:   element.VisibleYes,
							Scopes:    scope.PermStore,
							Default:   1,
						},

						element.Field{
							// Path: catalog/search/max_query_length
							ID:        "max_query_length",
							Label:     `Maximum Query Length`,
							Type:      element.TypeText,
							SortOrder: 10,
							Visible:   element.VisibleYes,
							Scopes:    scope.PermStore,
							Default:   128,
						},
					),
				},
			),
		},
	)
	Backend = NewBackend(ConfigStructure)
}


Kaitlyn Cheek is a state licensed and nationally certified Speech Language Pathologist. She graduated from Valdosta State University with her Bachelors and Master's degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders. She has experience with toddlers, adolescents and geriatrics. She also works as a public school SLP and has experience writing and implementing IEPs for children across a wide range of ages and etiologies. She is so excited to be a part of the Helping Hands Pediatric Therapy Team and making a difference in the lives of those in her community.


UFO SIGHTINGS DAILY: UFOs and anomalies in the solar space in the review of the June 29, 2016 Video, UFO Sighting News.
UFOs and anomalies in the solar space in the review of the June 29, 2016 Video, UFO Sighting News.
Here are some great discoveries near the sun in NASA/SOHO photos taken by a deep space satellite. UFOs are seen on a daily basis in SOHO images and are really amazing in detail and size. The video below has over 50 UFOs near our sun just yesterday. Makes you wonder how the US gov hides it so well. They don't the release the images and video, but those who see it often don't believe their own eyes.


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N.M. Land Commissioner Slams State Attorney General for Siding with Feds, California
by Simon Lomax January 25, 2017
New Mexico State Land Commissioner Aubrey Dunn. Credit: NMSLO
The Obama administration's last-minute regulatory push against oil and natural gas development on federal lands is still stirring controversy in New Mexico, with two state officials publicly clashing over the new restrictions.
New Mexico Land Commissioner Aubrey Dunn (R) has sharply criticized state Attorney General Hector Balderas (D) for supporting a regulation that imposes new federal restrictions on methane emissions. The so-called "venting and flaring rule," finalized by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) late last year, drew immediate legal challenges from three Western states – Wyoming, Montana and North Dakota – as well as industry groups.
But in mid-December, New Mexico's attorney general defended the rule, siding with the outgoing Obama administration and California Attorney General Kamala Harris (D), who was recently elected to the U.S. Senate.
"It is clear that Attorney General Balderas is politicizing the issue and doesn't have the best interest of the state at heart," Dunn told Western Wire. The attorney general's defense of the venting and flaring rule, part of the Obama administration's broader environmental agenda, "is clearly more at home in California than it is in New Mexico," Dunn said.
Balderas has defended his intervention in the lawsuit, arguing that the BLM rule will force oil drillers to capture and sell more natural gas, boosting state revenues. But Balderas has also been working with a coalition of liberal attorneys general – led by Eric Schneiderman of New York and supported by former U.S. vice president Al Gore – that uses litigation to defend Obama-era restrictions on oil, natural gas and coal.
At the same time, the environmental groups lining up with Balderas and Harris – including the Center for Biological Diversity, Sierra Club and WildEarth Guardians – are part of the broader "keep it in the ground" campaign that opposes fossil fuel production of any kind. "[A]nyone proposing a new fracking field, coal mine or oil well is, in effect, a climate denier," Bill McKibben, the leader of the campaign, wrote last year.
Opponents of the BLM venting and flaring rule asked a federal judge in Cheyenne, Wyo. for a preliminary injunction against the regulation earlier this month. They argued the BLM rules are unlawful because the federal Clean Air Act clearly puts states and a different federal agency – the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency – in charge of regulating emissions. The rule would also create a needless new layer of federal bureaucracy on top of existing state regulations and industry programs that have already cut methane emissions from oil and gas development, BLM's critics say.
For example, Western Energy Alliance – a supporter of Western Wire – points to a 21 percent reduction in methane emissions since 1990, while at the same time natural gas production has increased 47 percent. The Alliance and other industry groups, such as the Independent Petroleum Association of America, have warned that the BLM's new requirements would slow or halt drilling in some areas. The problem is a lack of pipeline infrastructure, which is needed to capture and transport methane, the primary constituent of natural gas.
The threat of oil wells not being drilled because of the BLM venting and flaring rule is a particular concern for Dunn, the New Mexico land commissioner. Every year, the New Mexico State Land Office distributes hundreds of millions of dollars in royalties from energy development on public land to school districts and universities. The "cost of implementation and production limitations" tied to the BLM venting and flaring rule could decrease royalty revenues by as much as 25 percent, Dunn said.
"New Mexico is currently faced with a severe budget deficit, and the implementation of this rule could not come at a worse time for states such as ours that are heavily reliant on oil and gas production for a balanced budget," he said.
The New Mexico attorney general has already won a partial legal victory in this case: The BLM venting and flaring rule entered into force this month. States and industry groups had petitioned the federal court in Cheyenne for a temporary restraining order, but in a Jan. 16 decision, Judge Scott Skavdahl rejected the request.
The lawsuit against the BLM will continue and the venting and flaring rule could still be overturned by the courts. But in the meantime, Dunn is also following efforts by Congress and the Trump White House to roll back Obama-era restrictions on oil and natural gas production on federal lands.
Washington should take "a more common sense approach" to federal lands issues that "take into account the economic impacts on oil and gas producing states in the west that rely on hydrocarbon revenue."
In response to Dunn, Balderas spokesman James Hallinan cited the economic value of methane emissions from venting and flaring, rather than potential losses in oil production caused by the new BLM restrictions.
"It was necessary to intervene to require producers to pay royalties to New Mexico school children from gas that is unnecessarily wasted," Hallinan told Western Wire, the same statement issued in mid-December when Balderas and the California attorney general intervened in the case.


Not your ordinary Christmas Light Switch on!
Don't miss this airborne, rock spectacular by British Band, Duchamp Pilot and Argentine aerial artists, Voàlà. The band will play to 12 spinning acrobats suspended 100 feet in the air on a giant illuminated 'Op-Art mobile'. A dazzling performance to remember. Read more.
Throughout the day, there will be street food available and spectacular festive street theatre to get everyone in the mood for Christmas.
Every Saturday until December 21st, City Park will be hosting festive street entertainment in the build up to Christmas. Each Saturday, you'll get to witness a high level of quality entertainment to the public in the City Centre.
The street theatre will be joined by beautiful snow stilt walkers and giant winter wonderland birds with Frosty the Snowman turning Bradford into a Winter Wonderland in preparation for the evening's Light Switch on.
Catch Santa and his helpers in Bradford today as they visit shoppers in Bradford.
The street theatre will be supported with fantastic stilt walkers in Bradford City Centre with the amazing Grange Moor Brass Band performing.
A lovely way to shop in a beautiful historic setting. Haworth Village attracts visitors worldwide. Famous for the home of the literary Bronte family and the setting for Wuthering Heights. A popular steam railway and setting for many films including The Railway Children, Poirot, Yanks and many more.
Want to take the kids to see Santa? From the 17th November until Christmas Eve, Santa us in his Grotto every day. Entry is free, there is a charge for photo's. See www.kirkgate.co.uk for opening times.
Need help with your wrapping? Free Gift Wrapping starts Thursday 21st November at the Kirkgate Centre - gifts purchased in the Centre can be wrapped for free until Christmas Eve. Proof of purchase required and we also welcome donations on behalf of Bradford Metropolitan Food Bank.
Bradford Industrial Museum welcomes visitors to its popular annual market, where preparations for the festive season will be underway. As well as live costumed performances on site, shoppers will be able to listen to Christmas music, visit Father Christmas in his Bradford tram and take part in family craft activities.
With over sixty stalls on site, this is the perfect opportunity to tick off items on your Christmas present list.
Thursday 28th November to Sunday 1st December. This bustling market with over 40 stalls on Darley Street, Kirkgate, Bank Street and Tyrell Street has something to offer everyone! As well as lots of festive treats for the family there's lots of lovely Christmas cuisine on offer.


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Make Your Property Worth More by Landscaping it.
Did you know the value of your property can receive a significant boost if it is professionally and properly landscaped? According to academic study by Michigan State University researchers cited by The Appraisal Institute, attractive and professional landscaping improves a home's value by as much as 11 percent.
Although you need not wait until you're thinking of putting your home on the market to undertake a big landscaping upgrade, it's certainly something that can add to the curb appeal when you do decide it's time to sell. In addition to your lawn, other areas that can be improved with a quality landscaping service include lawn ornaments, flower beds and even the furniture you keep on your front porch, if your home has one. Edge your lawn and consider adding some potted flowers where visibility from the street is high. Refreshing the mulch around your shrubs is another step to consider.
Native plants require less maintenance. Consider adding indigenous plants that do not demand as much watering, fertilizer and regular attention as foreign plants. The Appraisal Institute also suggests planting trees and adding landscape lighting to your property. Trees are an aesthetic upgrade that can also cut down on energy consumption as they grow and eventually provide shade, and reduce soil runoff. The Appraisal Institute cites statistics from the U.S. Department of Energy stating that "carefully placed trees can provide shade from the hot summer sun and block winter winds, saving up to 25 percent of a typical home's energy use." Landscape lighting can make a yard more safe and secure, as well as highlighting the aesthetics of the property's landscaping and the home's architecture. Using LED lights or solar lighting can help to accomplish these goals while saving energy.


Are you looking for a removal service to, from or within France? We have multiple removals vehicles travelling through France on a weekly basis.
Removals from Paris to Perpignan, London to Lyon, the UK to The Dordogne or Marseille to Madrid; let Matthew James take the stress out of your move to or from France.
At Matthew James Removals we have the local knowledge and industry experience to handle all of your relocation needs, wherever in France you choose to move. With 3 generations of experience, bilingual staff and storage facilities in Paris and Cannes, you can be sure you're in the most capable hands with your removals to France and back again.
Storage facilities in Paris and Cannes. Consolidation depots in the UK and Spain.
France is the number one tourist destination on earth and one of our most requested removal locations for a reason. With its warm climate, rich culture and celebrated cuisine coupled with a beautiful and diverse landscape, it's no surprise that over 150,000 Brits now call it their home. Whether you are moving a few items to a new holiday home or moving to France entirely, we have a dedicated range of tailored services to cater to your exact removal requirements.
At Matthew James Removals we offer weekly services to, from and within France, throughout the year. From dedicated France removals to shared-loads or even single items, we offer a service to meet your requirements. Our expertise, know-how, local knowledge and specialist vehicles make us the obvious choice for moving to France and throughout Europe.
All of our depots in the UK and Spain offer fully containerised storage facilities in modern and secure warehouses. Shared-loads are consolidated at our depots in the UK and Spain for onwards transport to France and beyond.
The fact that France is the UK's closest continental neighbour is a major reason why so many Brits have made it their permanent home. As house prices continue to rise in the UK, properties on the other side of the channel have become relatively more affordable. This, coupled with increasingly inexpensive airline flights, means it has never been easier to move to France. More Brits are even choosing to relocate to France and then commuting back to the UK for work. Although many French people have some degree of proficiency in English it is still one of the biggest barriers expats face. It is strongly recommended that you learn some French, especially if you intend to work in France.
British citizens do not need a visa to permanently move to France. However, anyone living or travelling in France must be able to prove their identity using a valid passport, a photo driving licence or other documentation provided by a government body. You will also need to register with your local CPAM in order to obtain a social security card for health care, called a "Carte Vitale".
Britain has a double taxation agreement with France to make sure people do not pay tax in both countries on the same income. In France you should expect to pay income tax, residential tax (similar to council tax), as well as homeowners tax. Taxation is a complex issue in France and it is strongly recommended that you seek professional advice. You will also continue to receive your UK state pension providing you inform the DWP before your move. Further details can be found on the Gov.UK website.
France boasts an extensive network of roads and railways, and has many airports of which Charles de Gaulle and Orly are the main two. Travel to and from the UK is also quick and easy with the high-speed Eurostar train service or the many ferry crossings dotted around the south coast, Dover to Calais being the most popular. You will need to register your vehicle with French authorities if you plan on spending longer than six months of the year in France with your UK-registered car. Further information can be found on the official French administration website.


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Poisonous Meals and Toxic Relationships
By Genna Holtz
In Phantom Thread, it's 1954 London, England, and siblings Reynolds and Cyril Woodcock run the most prestigious fashion house in the UK. Driven by a psychotic perfectionism, Reynolds delivers dresses exclusively for the best of the best, royalty, socialites, duchesses, and fabulously wealthy of Europe. While the House of Woodcock runs like a well-oiled machine, its success each day is contingent upon the little things, such as tranquility of breakfast. Alma, a waitress Reynolds meets in the country by happenstance, disrupts Woodcock's reality, questioning his juvenility, aggression, and cold-heartedness. As she turns from muse to lover, their volatile relationship becomes emotionally and verbally abusive. To salvage their life together, Alma utilizes poisonous mushrooms to weaken her husband physically and mentally, to make him recognize the fragility of life itself, and redistribute the balance of power in their relationship. The director, Paul Anderson, shows in his masterfully crafted film that food is love, and when prepared properly, strengthens body and soul.
Anderson helps establish Reynolds's character with the large meal he orders the first time the audience is introduced to him. Woodcock's insatiable appetite mirrors his voracious hunger for domination in the fashion industry. In the first interaction between Alma and Reynolds, he demands of her a welsh rabbit, eggs (not too runny), bacon, scones, mustard, jam (not strawberry), tea, and sausages. For this order, Alma dubs him the "hungry boy", a name which foreshadows how much he will demand of her in their relationship as well as the common childish behavior Reynolds exhibits (Anderson, 2017).
Reynolds dictates his large order to Alma
Some of the tensest moments of the film occur at breakfast. The delicate politics of the meal that Alma must discover by trial and error demonstrate Woodcock's utterly ridiculous and at times asinine particularity. Reynolds claims that he "cannot start the morning with confrontation" and thus everything about the meal must be perfect. Too much movement and too much noise is entirely prohibited at the table. The first time Alma tries to eat in the morning with Reynolds and Cyril, she is brutally chastised for expansively reaching for the tea and for scraping her knife across her toast loudly. The meager food, tea and toast, are as anemic as the conversation at the table and the relationship between the lovers. When Alma calls Reynolds a "spoiled little baby" for having such demands, Cyril explains that "if breakfast isn't right, it's very hard for [Reynolds] to recover the rest of the day" (Anderson, 2017). By contrast, later on in the film when the relationship between Reynolds and Alma is in a healthy place, the food is heartier. Reynolds remarks that he is "delighted to have cream with porridge – it's essential…a little naughty though" (Anderson, 2017). Alma is like the cream in his life, an unusual addition to his fastidious routine that ultimately adds to his happiness. By breaking the precarity of breakfast, Alma breaks through to the softer, scared Woodcock that lies below his intimidating exterior.
Through Phantom Thread, the director posits that food is love, and love is food. Both essentials to life can take many forms, timing is important to each, and there are preferences involved. One of the ways that this is demonstrated is that Alma tries, in her own love language, to love Reynolds by cooking an intimate dinner for the two of them, telling Cyril, "I am trying to love him the way I want to" (Anderson, 2017). He does not reciprocate in the same way and indicates this by adding a ton of salt to the asparagus she has prepared, using his hands to eat in an undignified way, and refusing to make eye contact at the table. He is a complete bully, a child who is so selfish that he doesn't have the decency or interpersonal intelligence to recognize Alma's efforts. Upon Reynolds's rude reaction, Alma criticizes Reynolds by saying that nothing about his lifestyle is "normal or natural, everything is a game, I don't eat this, I don't drink that" (Anderson, 2017). By framing the restrictions Reynolds places on her life through the lens of food, audiences better grasp the use of food as a communication device in the film.
When the tensions that have built over breakfasts and Alma's dinner reach their peak, Alma chooses to poison Reynolds. She laces the tea Reynolds drinks at breakfast with mushrooms because she knows that if he realizes his timeline isn't endless, he will appreciate her. After days of terrible sickness and relying on Alma entirely, Reynolds realizes exactly what Alma wished, and he proposes marriage to her. In his proposal he says, "A house that doesn't change is a dead house" to show the intrinsic link between Reynolds the man and Woodcock the artist. By reinventing Reynolds when she sees their relationship becoming stale by pushing him to the edge of death, Alma saves the house of Woodcock from dying.
Alma and Reynolds's first breakfast as husband and wife is a breath of fresh air – she is messy and makes lots of noise, but he gets through it without a harsh word. But by the time they get go to a big dinner at a fancy Christmas celebration months later, there is again emotional distance between them (indicated physically by the fact that they sit far away from each other at the table). Scenes in which their relationship is happy and stable have warm, natural lighting, pastel colors, and vibrant tones. But by contrast, the more Reynolds abuses Alma, the more dimly lit and dark scenes become. The frames are also tighter to show that Alma feels constricted by her lover's tight grasp on the quotidian activities of her life. Alma is desperate to find her place in his home and often compares this effort to a game. When, at the height of one of their disagreements, they play an actual board game, he accuses her of cheating and she responds, "I'm not cheating, I don't need to cheat" (Anderson, 2017). The irony in this situation lies in the fact that in order to win or make fair the "game" of their life together, Alma must "cheat" by using mushrooms to tame the egos that torment her husband.
At the height of their second major fight, instead of putting a little bit of crushed up mushroom in his tea, Alma puts a whole mushroom into an omelet for Reynolds, and prepares it directly in front of him. There is nothing clandestine about her procedure like the last time, and the interaction is almost erotic. After intense eye contact in consecutive point of view shots, Reynolds inhales his first bite and Alma says, "I want you flat on your back, helpless, open tender, with only me to help, and then I want you strong again, you're not going to die, you might wish you were going to die but you're not, you need to settle down a little" (Anderson, 2017). Instead of the uncontrolled rampage the audience half expects, Reynolds breaks into a grin and exclaims, "Kiss me my girl, before I'm sick" (Anderson, 2017). This withdrawal of control is monumental for their relationship and indicates that an equilibrium of power has finally been achieved.
Paradoxically, Alma uses unhealthful food to make Reynolds well again. She accepts this role because she understands that Reynolds would "always be waiting for [her], it would only require [her] patience" (Anderson, 2017). In the last dialogue of the film, Reynolds whispers to Alma, "Right now we're here, and I'm getting hungry" (Anderson, 2017). This indicates that there has finally been a redistribution of power that they can both accept. He knows full well and embraces Alma's use of poison to slow him down when he needs to be slowed.
Alma uses food to sustain her relationship with Reynolds and to balance love and hate. By weakening her husband and committing him to her care, she temporarily subdues the inter-racial, intercultural, gender dichotomies in their marriage. Poisonous mushrooms provide a temporary relief to the malaise in their relationship and ultimately allow both parties to fulfill their duties to the best of their ability.
Anderson, Paul Thomas, director. Phantom Thread. Focus Features, 2017.


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A Mănăstirea Humorului-ban (Románia) található Szűz Mária mennybemenetele templom a világörökség része, melyet csodálatos falfestményei, és történelmi környezete révén érdemelt ki.

Története
A templomot, és az azt övező kolostoregyüttest Petru Rareș fejedelem uralkodása idején Toader Bubuiog és felesége emeltette, s fejlődése alapítójának halála után is folytatódott. Vasile Lupu 1641-ben nagyszabású védelmi építkezéseket kezdeményezett, így a kolostor területét a 17. században új erődfalakkal biztosították. Bukovina 1774-ben történt osztrák fennhatóság alá kerülésével megkezdődött az ortodox kolostoregyüttes pusztulása. Maradványainak korszerű helyreállítása 1959-ben kezdődött el.

Elhelyezkedése, felépítése
A kolostortemplom az erődfalakkal körülvett udvar középpontjában áll. A korábbi kolostor egyik védőtornya a jelenlegi telken kívül áll. Az északnyugati kerítésfalnál egy alacsonyabb, újabb galériás torony található.

Az előcsarnok két keresztboltozati mezővel fedett, nyitott tere, majd a csegelyes-kupolás pronaosz után a kétszintes sírterem következik. A keleti oldalon, Toader Bubuiog sírja mellett van a templom liturgikus központja. Az elrendezés négyezetét hagyományos módon, kétszintes, egymástól 45°-kal elforgatott csegelyeken nyugvó kupola zárja le, amely kívülről nem látszik, mert rejtve marad a tetőzet alatt.

A világörökség körébe tartozó templom szomszédságában ma egy modern női kolostor működik, saját új templommal és rendházzal.

Belső festmények
A templom belső- és külső falfestési munkái 1535-ben fejeződtek be. A képek ikonográfiai rendje a Moldvában meggyökeresedő ortodox hagyományok szerint alakult ki. A belső falfestmények legfelső, mennyezeti szférájából töretlen kompozíciós átmenet vezet az alsó, földi mezőbe, ahol Petru Rareș fejedelem felesége és fia társaságában Krisztus oltalmába helyezi a templomot. A Mária, vagy Szent János alakja köré komponált képek a nyugati oldalon, a nyitott előcsarnokban az utolsó ítélet víziójával kapcsolódnak a külső falfestmények együtteséhez. A szentélyrész külső falfelületén a hagyományos, hat sorba rendezett égi és földi hierarchia képei jelennek meg. A déli oldalon a Jessze fájának képei, délnyugatra, az Akathisztosz-himnusz alapján Mária történetének bemutatása következik. Itt látható Konstantinápoly ostroma is. A templom északi oldalán a képek majdnem teljesen elpusztultak.

Lásd még
 Észak-moldvai kolostorok

Források
 A világ természeti csodái és kultúrkincsei, 1. (Délkelet-Európa) kötet, 8. számozat: p. 60-66. Alexandra Kiadó (1997),
 A művészet története: A korai középkor. Corvina Kiadó, 1986,
 Kádár Zoltán: Művészettörténet 14. sz. Ókeresztény és kora bizánci művészet. Gondolat K. 1959.
 Kádár Zoltán: Művészettörténet 15. sz. Bizánci művészet. Gondolat K. 1959.
 Bals, E.: Das Kloster Humor. Bukarest, 1967.
 Szentkirályi Zoltán – Détshy Mihály: Az építészet rövid története I-II., Műszaki Könyvkiadó, 1964/2000,
 Cs. Tompos Erzsébet – Czellár Katalin: Moldvai utazások. Panoráma K. 1978.
 J. M. Roberts: A szétváló hagyományok kora. Képes világtörténelem IV. kötet. Officina Nova-Magyar Könyvklub 1999. .

További információk

 Észak-Moldva templomai, az UNESCO.org világörökség honlapján
 Román nyelvű leírás
 geocities.com
 Angol nyelvű leírás
 Német nyelvű leírás

Kulturális világörökségi helyszínek
Észak-Moldva templomai