Last week we presented at ng-europe in Paris on the past, present, and future of Angular. In this blog post, we'll recap the main points and announcements.
Performance. With many operations like DOM manipulation and digest 3-4x faster, you automatically get snappier apps.
Forms. Simpler and more capable APIs let you write less code and better match user expectations when validating forms.
ARIA support. With ngAria, you're given a big leg up on adding and removing the correct ARIA attributes to support assistive software like screen readers.
Material Design. We're nearly fully functional on implementing Google's specification for user interface design and interaction. Find it now at material.angularjs.org.
If you are building web applications today, this is the version you should use. This is the tried and true version that we really believe in. With over 1600 apps at Google built with Angular 1.x, we are committed to supporting it as the first class AngularJS version for a long time to come.
One thing that is changing, however, is our support for new features and breaking changes in Angular 1.x. With a few exceptions, these will be deferred to 2.0, and will be better addressed with the new design. We'll still be reviewing PRs and responding to issues but our focus with 1.x will be on stability, security, performance, rather than features.
If you are using Angular 1.2, please check out the migration instructions to find out more about how to transition your code to 1.3.
In the keynotes of ng-conf in January we first mentioned our plans to build Angular 2. In the last few months since then we've been brainstorming what the next evolutionary step will be for Angular. In March, we published our thoughts in design documents. We read your feedback to make sure we understood the types of things you do or wanted to do with Angular. Then we explored different approaches, built prototypes and benchmarks, and iterated on our designs to find the best one we could.
Last week at ng-europe, we presented a look at our vision for Angular 2.0 that resulted from this research and prototyping. In 2.0, you'll find the things that make Angular truly Angular (like DI, HTML-based templating, directives, and testability baked-in). But you'll also find a number of design changes aimed at adapting Angular to the recent tectonic shifts in the web platform (web components, module system, etc.), and making Angular significantly faster and easier to use in ways we couldn't achieve in incremental steps from 1.x.
A unified component model that encompases "controllers" and "templates" in Angular 1.x. This means fewer concepts, less boilerplate, and better reusability.
A revised concept of "scope" that makes nested contexts simple to understand, and improves the division of responsibilities between components of your app.
Modular, mobile-first design that also scales to needs of enterprise-grade desktop apps - With over 50% of the world's population yet to connect to internet mainly via mobile, not desktop, and we want to make it easy to develop directly for these users. However desktop web apps remain important, especially in the enterprise space.
Support for Web Components out of the box. Many assumptions we made about the web platform in 1.x are no longer valid, and Angular will change to accommodate these.
We're introducing AtScript, an extension of TypeScript syntax and ES6 that adds optional runtime types and annotations to help large teams build large apps and better document them. Just like ES6, you're not required to use AtScript for building your applications; it's just another tool in your utility belt.
Angular won't rely on jqLite or DOM wrappers in general. The DOM has significantly improved since 2009 and AngularJS doesn't need wrappers any more. In fact, removing them will give us a performance boost. You are still free to use jQuery or other DOM libraries in your directives as you wish.
Many of these ideas come from long discussions we had with Angular developers. Thanks again to everyone who weighed in on these documents! With a stable and performance-focused AngularJS 1.3 out in the world link to blog, we're now turning our attention to building Angular 2.0.
The Angular community is what makes Angular awesome. We're sharing our plans for 2.0 early so that you can be part of the discussion as we move from concept to real code. We want your input and we're excited to hear what you think. For now the best way to do this is by filing issues on GitHub, or reaching out to us on Twitter (Brad, Igor, Brian, Jeff) or Google+, coming to our meetups and following and commenting on our meeting notes.
When can I use Angular 2.0?
If you're interested in Angular 2.0 in its current experimental state, you can follow along on GitHub and through our meeting notes. It's too soon to start building anything with 2.0 code -- we're still in the very early stages of building out the project. In the coming months you should be able to see the pieces falling into place. We're not announcing a release date because we honestly don't know yet, but we're working hard at delivering an early version very soon.
How can I learn more about Angular 2.0?
It's still very early, but watching the videos from ng-europe (when they are available) is the best way to get started. Specifically the keynotes from both days and the session on Angular 2 Core.
If you have more time and want to dig deeper, then check out all the design docs and research we put together and iterated on with the Angular community already.
For people that seek truth in code, there are first bits of code on GitHub in the angular/angular repo. There is lots more to come in the upcoming months!
What about Migrating from 1.3 to 2.0?
Our goal with Angular 2 is to make the best possible set of tools for building web apps not constrained by maintaining backwards compatibility with existing APIs. Once we have an initial version of Angular 2, we'll start to work on a migration path for Angular 1 apps.
We know that you have invested a lot of time learning how to build web apps with Angular. Since we are preserving most of the core concepts, this knowledge will help you be proficient in Angular 2 much faster.
ng-europe was an amazing event for the whole Angular community. We definitely had a blast and are all energized and inspired by presentations, demos, but most importantly by all the informal hallway conversations we had there. Now is the time to start to make the ideas we showed more real and we invite you to be part of it. While 2.0 is under construction, we encourage you to build awesome apps that you want to be proud of with Angular 1.3.


In 1988, Jamey Loftin and Hughes Lowrance decided to open a tiny general store and deli in Athens, Georgia and they called it Locos Deli and General Store. They sold sandwiches, milk, toilet paper and other basic needs of college students and delivered them to the residents and students around the University of Georgia.
A pair of shooters for sharing. Bread pudding topped with vanilla bean mousse, creamy chocolate mousse and whipped cream topping.
A scoop of vanilla bean ice cream. Served with chocolate syrup, whipped topping and a cherry.
A mountainous chocolate baby bundt cake. Served hot and topped with vanilla bean ice cream, whipped cream and chocolate syrup.
Locos® creamy Ricotta cheesecake served with raspberry melba sauce or chocolate syrup.
Grilled with herbs and served with olive spread, Feta cheese, romaine lettuce, tomato and our house made Creamy Cucumber dressing. Opa!!
American cheese, bacon, lettuce, tomato and mayo.
Blackened and topped with Monterey Jack cheese, hot sauce, sautéed red onions and Locos® Cajun Bistro sauce. AAAAAYYYYEEEEEEEE!!!!!
KAPOW! Can you take it? Blackened and served with punchy melted Bleu cheese crumbles, Onion Straws and Locos® Cajun Bistro sauce.
Grilled with butter and blackened. Served with a side of Locos® Cajun Bistro dipping sauce.
Our delicious tuna steak on an onion roll with Locos® Cajun Bistro sauce, lettuce and tomato.
Our sirloin steak grilled to order, sliced and served on a bed of lettuce with Onion Straws, real Bleu cheese crumbles and grape tomatoes.
You guessed it! Served on toasted whole wheat bread with mayo.
Six, golden fried, whole milk Mozzarella wedges. Served with a side of marinara sauce sprinkled with Parmesan cheese.
Ham, smoked turkey, Cheddarjack cheese and sliced cukes on a bed of lettuce with grape tomatoes.
Grilled or fried chicken wrapped in a flour tortilla with bacon, lettuce, tomato, Parmesan cheese and creamy Caesar dressing.
Our golden fried chicken tenders on a sub roll, smothered with marinara sauce, Mozzarella and Parmesan cheeses.
Grilled chicken and Monterey Jack cheese melted with red onions and jalapenos, grilled in a flour tortilla and served with sides of Locos® salsa and sour cream. Substitute Black Beans or Steak.
Grilled or fried chicken wrapped in a flour tortilla with bacon, lettuce, tomato and Chipotle Ranch dressing.
Melted white American cheese and jalapenos served with crispy tortilla chips.
Locos® salsa served with crispy tortilla chips.
Fried potato chunks on top of Ranch dressing, smothered in melted Cheddarjack cheese and topped with chives.
Sliced ham, smoked turkey, bacon, American cheese, lettuce, tomato and mayo stacked on three decks of toasted whole wheat.
Grilled chicken with herbs on a bed of spinach with grape tomatoes, Feta cheese, banana peppers, cucumbers, red onions and black olives. Served with our house made Creamy Cucumber dressing.
Twice as nice with American cheese, lettuce, tomato and mayo.
Grilled lean roast beef with melted Provolone cheese on a sub roll. Served au jus.
Our golden fried chicken tenders on an onion roll with lettuce, tomato and mayo.
½ lb. of our golden fried or blackened shrimp. Served with a side of our Locos® Cajun Bistro dipping sauce.
Half or Whole order of fried pickles, served with a side of Ranch dressing.
Golden fried shrimp served on a sub roll with lettuce, tomato and mayo. Served with a side of Locos® Cajun Bistro sauce. Try 'em tossed in any of our famous Locos® wing sauces!
Teriyaki-glazed salmon filet chargrilled to perfection.
American cheese and white bread, grilled.
Shrimp, spinach and mushrooms with melted Monterey Jack cheese in a flour tortilla and served with sides of Locos® salsa and sour cream.
Fried or blackened fillets served with a side of Locos® Cajun Bistro dipping sauce.
Hand-breaded, fried and served with a side of fries and Locos® Cajun Bistro dipping sauce.
Blackened or fried Grouper on a sub roll with Locos® Cajun Bistro sauce, lettuce and tomato.
Sliced ham, salami, pepperoni and melted Provolone cheese with olive spread, tomato and oil & vinegar dressing on a grill-pressed roll.
A smaller version of our famous burger with American cheese.
3 chicken tenders served with Honey Mustard.
A flour tortilla stuffed with Monterey Jack cheese.
Two chicken breasts grilled with Lemon Pepper sauce and served on a bed of Spanish rice.
Locos house made chicken salad with lettuce, tomato and mayo on toasted whole wheat bread.
Marinated steak grilled with red onions and green peppers on a sub roll with melted white American cheese, lettuce, tomato, mustard and mayo.
Hand breaded, fried chicken breast tossed in any of our Locos Hot sauce. Served on an onion roll with lettuce, tomato and Ranch dressing.
Locos® award-winning wings are the best you'll ever eat! Served with Bleu cheese dressing and celery.
Smoked turkey smothered in Swiss cheese with lettuce, tomato and mayo served on an onion roll.
A generous portion of our mac-n-cheese.
5 Corn Dog nuggets served with yellow mustard.
Melted Swiss cheese, sautéed mushrooms, lettuce, tomato and mayo.
Crispy tortilla chips covered with Queso, red onions and jalapenos, topped with lettuce and diced tomatoes and served with sides of Locos® salsa and sour cream.
3/4 lb. of lightly battered onion straws. Served with our Locos® Cajun Bistro dipping sauce.
Melted Swiss, Cheddarjack and Provolone cheeses with mushrooms, lettuce, cucumbers, tomato, mustard and mayo on toasted whole wheat.
Our skins filled with bacon and melted Cheddarjack cheese and topped with chives. Served with a side of sour cream.
Mom never made pot roast like this! Mouth watering pot roast piled high on a toasted sub roll with gravy and mayo.
American cheese, lettuce, tomato, red onion and mayo.
Our grilled chicken breast, sliced and served on a bed of lettuce with Mozzarella cheese, red onions and grape tomatoes. Try it blackened or tossed in our famous Locos® Hot Sauce.
Blackend, topped with jalapeños and covered in Monterey Jack cheese and Ranch dressing.
Smothered in BBQ sauce, with melted Cheddarjack cheese, lettuce and tomato.
Spinach and artichokes in a creamy sauce topped with Parmesan cheese. Served with crispy tortilla chips, Locos house made salsa and sour cream.
Grilled chicken on a bed of spinach with grape tomatoes, Bleu cheese, walnuts and mandarin oranges. Served with our delicious Balsamic Vinaigrette.
Our take on the Cuban – roasted pork, ham, salami, Swiss cheese, banana peppers and mayo on a grill-pressed roll. Served with a side of Mojo sauce.
Lean roast beef, smoked turkey, Swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, red onion, mustard and mayo on your choice of bread.
Our sirloin steak grilled to order on a sub roll with lettuce, tomato, mayo and Locos® horseradish sauce ridin' shotgun.
Smoked turkey grilled with Locos® barbeque sauce. Served on a sub roll with melted Cheddarjack cheese, bacon and mayo.
Grilled corned beef on rye with Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, mustard and Thousand Island dressing.
Provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato and mayo on an onion roll. Try it blackened for a little zip!
Our grilled veggie patty with American cheese, lettuce, tomato and mayo. Or, try it in any of our burger styles.


Let's Move is proud to present to the market this larger style detached family villa located in a desired residential address within Westgait, Cambuslang. This stylish home is in fantastic decorative order, boasting great size living space formed over 2 levels. Particular mention to the modern re-fitted breakfasting kitchen and luxury re-fitted en suite shower room. Internal viewing is the only way to truly appreciate and would be ideally suited towards the professional family market.
A white Pvc door with glazed inserts opens to a broad & welcoming reception hallway. Style & glamour is the 1st impressions with the quality groove Oak laminate that flows throughout the level level. A staircase steps to the upper landing & access can be gained to all the lower apartments. The lounge is a generous size with contemporary decor, there is feature French doors to the rear within a box bay formation with d/g windows to the side allowing fantastic daylight. The doors open to a private enclosed rear garden. Special mention must be made to the 'Wren' kitchen, the stainless steel 'Range' is the focal point with stainless steel extractor chimney above. There is a comprehensive range of wall & floor standing units complete with child safe soft closing doors, there is a complimentary butchers block worktops above with a tiled splash back. In addition the kitchen offers integrated appliances including washing machine, dishwasher & what every good household should have a wine cooler There is space for a family size kitchen table & chairs. A Pvc d/g door with windows to side open to the rear garden. To complete the level accommodation the owners utilise the 2nd reception are as a tv/family room, this could also be used as a formal dining room or an office/study. There is also a downstairs w/c. The upper landing has a loft hatch to the ceiling access the attic space & access can be gained to 4 large bedrooms. The master bedroom has many features with 3 d/g windows to the front, full length 'his & hers' wardrobes, a dressing area which walks through to the luxury 3 piece en suite. Bedroom 2 also boasts en suite facilities. To complete this remarkable villa the large bathroom has a white 3 piece suite with tiled splash back around the bath, the floors are also tiled. There are gardens to the front & rear, the front has a lawned area with tar macadam drive to the side offering parking for 2 cars & leads to the single garage access via an up & over door. A timber gate to the gable side steps to the well maintained rear garden which is mainly laid to lawn with shrub borders, there is decking creating a rather sociable back door in the summer months which enjoys the sun to late evening. The garden is private & enclosed by timber fencing. Further features include d/g, Hive central heating.
This home that all the family will sure to enjoy, words cannot describe the quality of accommodation which is on offer & internal viewing comes highly recommended.
Cambuslang offers a range of local amenities which include excellent supermarket and local retail shops, transport and recreational facilities. For the commuter, Drumsagard Village provides excellent transport links, with access to regular bus services to Glasgow and the surrounding area, Newton train station is nearby and has a large park & ride facility. There is also quick access to the motorway network system. There are good local schools and nursery provision in the area.
Travelling out of Cambuslang on Main Street proceed towards Halfway and turn left onto Westburn Road. Continue along, entering Westburn and approaching the 1st roundabout turn left into Westburn Crescent. Proceed along where No.25 can be found on the left indicated by the agents 'For Sale' board.


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Let's Not Medicalise Misery?
Sarah Waseem, UK
As we move through 2021 things are beginning to look more hopeful. The Covid19 pandemic which has wreaked havoc on our global economies and our health, has a new challenger – vaccines. They should, God Willing, limit the dreadful impact that the pandemic has had on the world.
Right now, many hospitals are at breaking point with capacity issues and burnt-out staff. Added to that, we have been warned of an increase in mental health problems. According to Dr Adrian James, the president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, the pandemic will impact our mental health long after the virus is under control. "It is probably the biggest hit to mental health since the second world war." [1]
The figures from the Centre for Mental health, suggest that nationally, in England, up to 10 million people (almost 20% of the population) will need either new or additional mental health support as a direct consequence of the crisis. 1.5 million of those will be children and young people under 18.
Those of us working in mental health services will not be surprised at these figures. There is emerging evidence that following recovery from Covid19, some are left with residual fatigue and other symptoms, now termed 'Long Covid.' The restrictions imposed by the pandemic has meant that many have been left dealing with complex grief reactions following the death of loved ones. Those who have been hospitalised for long periods of time, especially on ventilators may struggle with symptoms of post traumatic distress. And then of course, there has been the impact on health care staff who have witnessed death in numbers that would probably have far exceeded their experience in a lifetime of health care. Apart from PTSD, there are concerns that some health staff may suffer from moral injury – the distress that results from actions or the lack of actions that violate someone's moral or ethical code.
However, to just focus on the mental health issues being presented to us, is short sighted. We cannot resort to therapy alone in many cases to alleviate suffering, for that implies that the whole solution lies with the sufferer. We must instead also look beyond at the roots of this. We must not medicalise misery.
The Build Back Fairer: The Covid19 Marmot review (2020) [2] demonstrates how pre-existing health inequalities in the UK exacerbated the impact of the pandemic, particularly for deprived populations.
'Even prior to the pandemic and the first lockdown, the UK ranked poorly in child wellbeing. UNICEF Report Card 16 ranks children in 38 rich (OECD and EU) countries using three measures: mental wellbeing, physical health and academic and social skills. The UK ranks 27th out of 38'. [3]
'Rates of child poverty increased between 2010 and 2020, with greatest increases for families with an adult in work. Even before the pandemic, increasing numbers of children were living in temporary accommodation, and this is set to increase as poverty rises and housing costs remain high.' [4]
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Stresses related to deteriorating family finances, poverty, larger family size and overcrowded households have impacted on parents' capacity to support their young children during lockdowns. [5]
We know that from March 2021, unemployment is projected to increase significantly as the government withdraws its financial support to businesses. This will result in greater poverty and deprivation. Figures from the Trussell Trust which has a network of food banks show that 1.2 million emergency parcels were handed out by Trussell Trust foodbanks in the six months to September, with more than 470,000 of the parcels going to children.
With these figures, it is little wonder that many will be experiencing an increase in mental health problems. We need therefore examine our values as a society and plan as to how we are going to take care of those less fortunate than ourselves.
Research also indicates that debt and financial strain are certainly associated with depression and anxiety, and increasingly the evidence is suggestive of a causal association. [6]
Islam reminds us that we have 2 responsibilities – our duties to Allah and our duties to our fellow beings.
Quoting verse 7-18 of Surah Balad in the Holy Qur'an [7], Hazrat Khalifatul Masih II (ra) reminds us,
'The last part of the verse asks why 'a poor man lying in the dust' was not fed. The Arabic expression dha-matrabah, or 'lying in the dust', in this verse implies the kind of extreme poverty that reduces one to near non-existence. Persistent destitution can deprive one of even the ability and energy to raise a voice. ……. God expects us to have such sympathy and love that we must seek out the helpless poor who do not even have the capacity to protest and beg at someone's door. Such a person is not a member of a 'trade union' of beggars; his lips remain sealed even though his stomach may be empty; he remains hidden away in sickness and grief; he is friendless with no hope or energy left'. [8]
That sentiment is echoed in the conclusion of Build Back Fairer: The COVID-19 Marmot Review: [9]
'The evidence suggests that poverty leads to poor choices, not poor choices to poverty. For example, we have cited data from the Food Foundation that households in England in the bottom 10 percent of household income would need to spend 74 percent of household income on food were they to follow official healthy eating advice. We repeat: the problem is not poor 'choices'; the problem is poverty. During the pandemic this has become even more clear. Frontline workers were at high risk because they were doing essential work. People did not feed their children well not because they were spending money on the wrong things, or because they hadn't taken cooking classes, but because they lost their jobs. The rhetoric of the "undeserving poor" as justification for harmful social policies should have no place in Building Back Fairer'.
Speaking as a clinical psychologist, I know that we change lives. But we cannot do this in a vacuum. We cannot expect hungry children to concentrate in school and then label them as having learning difficulties when they do not. We cannot expect to treat hopelessness or anxiety over ones's ability to provide for their family when as a society we do not provide jobs or training to help people out of their desperation.
According to Hazrat Mirza Bashir ud Din Mahmood Ahmad (ra), the second Khalifa of the Ahmadiyya Community,
"Islam expects the rich to reach out to such hopeless poor and strive to heal their bruised hearts. Islam expects the rich to achieve such heights of moral advancement that, after doing everything in their power in the service of the poor, they do not regard themselves as superior for being charitable. Instead, Islam expects the rich to remain humble before God and constantly prod their hearts to ascertain if they have truly fulfilled their duty towards the poor. The rich must not remind the poor of their help, nor should they consider it as a favour to the recipient. Rather, they should constantly engage in self-examination if they have fulfilled their God-given obligations." [10]
God Willing, as we move out of this pandemic, we must invest in mental health services and also in the support systems around these. We must remember that the causes of mental ill-health can also be connected to our social circumstances. We must reach out and help those around us who cannot help themselves, for this is how we create compassion in our society.
About the Author: Dr Sarah Waseem is a Clinical Psychologist with over 25 years experience in the NHS in both Primary Care and Secondary Care Settings. She is currently working in Women's Health at an NHS London Hospital. She has also served as a senior editorial board member for the The Review of Religions for over 20 years.
[1] https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/dec/27/covid-poses-greatest-threat-to-mental-health-since-second-world-war
[2] The Build Back Fairer: The Covid19 Marmot review (2020)
[3] Ibid pg 23
[5] Ibid pg 24)
[6] https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/556596/apms-2014-full-rpt.pdf
[7] The Holy Qur'an with English translation and commentary: ISLAM INTERNATIONAL PUBLICATIONS LIMITED
[8] Economic System of Islam
[10] Economic System of Islam
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Basic research in our group is related primarily to the fundamental understanding of the microscopic structure and subsequent prediction of physical properties of complex chemical systems, such as: polymer melts, solutions and blends, polar fluids, aqueous systems, zeolites, etc.
Applied research in our group aims to the development of efficient, fully validated software codes and methods that can be used for the prediction of physical properties that include thermodynamic, transport, mechanical and phase equilibria, over a wide range of conditions, for complex chemical systems. In addition, we are involved in contracted research projects. On-going applied research refer to collaboration with Scienomics SARL, a Paris based computational chemistry company, and Shell Global Solutions in Amsterdam.


Our simplest offering is designed for those who "just want to be cremated" with no frills. This basic package includes everything legally required for a direct cremation.
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We want to find out opinions of W166 ML350 Owners. Do the figures above match your ML350 figures? Have you had any problems during ownership? Is it your Daily Driver? Would you recommened this type of GLE?
R/2011/131 - Cruise Control May Fail To Deactivate - It has been identified that a fault in the brake light switch may in very rare cases cause the cruise control to not deactivate when the brake is applied.
R/2012/091 - Floor Mat May Impede Accelerator Pedal - It has been established that if the vehicle is fitted with all weather or ribbed floor mats the accelerator/throttle pedal may contact the floor mat. Although this will just be a temporary contact this could delay the accelerator/throttle pedal releasing.
R/2013/017 - Accelerator Pedal May Be Impeded By Floor Mat - With the use of all weather or ribbed accessory floor mats temporary contract between the floor mat and accelerator pedal cannot be completely ruled out. In the event of contact between the floor mat and accelerator pedal the accelerator pedal may possibly be released with a delay.
R/2013/064 - Floor Mat May Impede Accelerator Pedal - If the vehicle is equipped with all weather or ribbed accessory mats it is possible that the mats may impede the operation of the throttle pedal to the extent that it could cause a delay in the throttle pedal returning when released.
R/2015/222 - Windscreen Wipers May Fail - Cabling may have been incorrectly routed and the wiper linkage could chafe the cabling causing a short circuit. If this happens the wiper motor could become inoperative.


An early morning departure from our dull but air conditioned hotel and travel via the highway got us to our first stop rather quickly and thankfully ahead of the tour busses we noticed arriving when we left. The medieval city of Pérouges was peaceful when we arrived but the ample bus parking just outside of the walls of the city indicated it was not always so. An interesting stop but it gives off a slight feeling of being created (or saved) for tourists. The Three Musketeers from 1973 (with Michael York) was supposedly shot in the village.
A slight detour off our path to the large and busy city of Vienne, France was an opportunity to see some Roman ruins. Included in the city is a large Roman artifact museum with a small ruin village behind it, The Temple of Augustus; a striking and very well preserved ancient building surrounded by modern cafes and a Roman theater carved into a large hill still used for performances.
Next on the route was a monument built by one rather than an empire. POSTMAN CHEVAL'S IDEAL PALACE is a worthwhile stop even with the high price of admission and the crowds. One man's obsession now a money making tourist attraction.
As we progressed south and east through France toward the Italian border thankful things became decidedly more Italian. The coffee was prepared by hand rather than push-button machine and served with something close to a smile rather than the typical French look of stylish disgust and anger.
In Pont-en-Royans, France along the river "La Bourne" there is a village known for their suspended houses hanging over the waterway. On this hot day the river and local waterfall / swimming area was quite busy.
The Col de Rousset is a fantastic mountain pass. The road surface is immaculate and torrists in caravans have not discovered it – only the maniacs on motorcycles and sports cars have. Fortunately they do not block your way down.. but will overtake you at the slightest opportunity.
Our stop for the night was in Gap France. A historic city that is actually quite ugly and full of homeless street people. The one bit of history we found was an old Roman footbridge that is given little regard by the city.


Cycling is a great way to stay fit and healthy. In-fact it goes far beyond that, bouts of pedalling have proven social, mental, physical and even environmental benefits.
Cycling and Mountain biking and of course 'spinning' are enjoyable leisure activities, gym work out and of course a very useful form of transportation. This provides not only fresh air but that great feeling of being alive, moving at fast speeds. Naturally, therefore, it is the main objective for so many competitive sports. for people of all ages and athletic abilities.
To begin with, the activity is low-maintenance and inexpensive, with bikes starting from around £50 for a very basic, second hand model. Every year, more people get into the spin of things; sourcing bikes (even getting them out the garage and down from the loft) and incorporating biking into their daily routine.
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A 70/30 shortfill mixture of blueberries and candy with a chilled effect. IVG shortfill liquids are perfectly created to so that all you need to do is add nicotine. The bottle has space at the top for you to add the nicotine shot.


Mindful leaders maintain objectivity and are more productive. Experiencing the innate qualities and expressing them spontaneously enables us to achieve our highest potential.
we help your team members to break their personal firewall which de-energises the being. This results in natural flow of qualities and an experiencing integration at the level of being which dramatically improves their personal effectiveness.
It was a super interactive session that powerfully demonstrated how to accept and celebrate life using principles of abundance thinking and an attitude of gratitude. We learned several practical techniques to experience Joyous Productivity at work and Joyous Relationships on the personal front.


NIA CHARLESTOWN NEVIS (November 06, 2018) — The Culturama Secretariat is bringing the Culturama Slogan Contest for Culturama 45 in 2019 to a close and is announcing that the closing date is November 15, 2018.
Mr. Abonaty Liburd, Executive Director of the Culturama Secretariat, made the announcement on November 01, 2018 at the Department of Information, four months after the contest was launched by Hon. Eric Evelyn, Minister of Culture during the official opening of Culturama 2018 in late July.
"We have decided that the closing date for the Culturama 45 Slogan Competition would be Thursday, November 15…Get your creative minds in shape, in gear and pen your slogans to submit them to the Culturama 45 Slogan Competition.," he said.
Mr. Liburd disclosed that so far more than 30 entries have been submitted but encouraged the public to continue to submit short catchy entries that reflect the true spirit of Nevis' Culturama festival.
Persons who wish to enter the contest can submit their entries directly to the Culturama Secretariat located at the Cotton Ginnery Mall in Charlestown or use the email address that has been created to facilitate participation. The online address is: slogan@culturamanevis.com.
Culturama, a 12-day festival celebrated in late July to early August annually, showcases Nevisian arts and culture.
Mr. Liburd says Nevis has been known to be rich in culture and Culturama serves as a time when Nevisians celebrate their cultural heritage through various events showcasing folklore, music, food, and arts and craft.
Meantime, the executive director also announced that the secretariat is inviting interested members of the public to sign up for the senior pageants for Culturama 45: the Miss Culture Queen Pageant, the Miss Culture Swimwear Contest and the Mr. Kool contest.
"We are looking for five participants for the Mr. Kool and five participants for the Miss Culture Swimwear. We are also looking for six participants in the Miss Culture Queen Pageant.
"Application forms are already available at the Culturama Secretariat or you can visit our website at www.culturamanevis.com. The application forms are there, and so we are encouraging persons to download these forms and return them to the Culturama Secretariat located in the Cotton Ginnery Mall, Charlestown," he said.


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Presbyterian Community in Congo
B.P.117
Kasai Occidental
Congo, Democratic Republic (Africa)
Email: cpc-kga@maf.org
The Presbyterian Community in the Congo, formerly CPZa, is numerically the most important Ref community in the Congo. It counts more than a million members. It grew out of the work of the American Presbyterian Congo Mission (APCM), which started in 1891. This was one of the three biggest mission agencies working in the Belgian Congo. It carried out an impressive work in the Kasai, through a large number of institutions (schools, hospitals, etc.). From the beginning the mission cooperated with other denominations. It has close links with the CPK (cf. no. 5) and the CPSHA (cf. no. 11). The APCM reacted at an early date against the repressive policy of the colonial administration. The heritage of protest against the violation of human rights marks the church to this day. The CPC suffered from controversies and schisms in the decade from 1960 to 1970. The conflicts, magnified by interethnic tensions, led to the foundation of three separate denominations: the Presbyterian Community of Eastern Kasai (cf. no. 2), the Presbyterian Community of Western Kasai (cf. no. 4), and the Reformed Community of Presb (cf. no. 3). Soon the separate groups began to feel the need for collaboration. Thus the split led to the foundation of the COREZA, now ARCK.
Statistic data of church
(conventionally): 525
house fellowships
(Number of growing parishes): 215
women´s ordination
Elders/Presbyters
deacons available
missionaries working abroad
Baptismal practise
infant and believer´s baptism
No information about godparents
Frequency per annum: 12
Newspapers/ Periodicals
no information about publication of magazines
Theological training facilities
Schools providing general education
Organizational structures
Congregation, Consistories, Presbytery, General Assembly
Official languages
Tchiluba
Apostles´ Creed
Westminster Confession (1646/47)
International assiciations
World Alliance of Reformed Churches
World Council of Churches


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"Titus Kaphar: Misremembered" to open Sept. 22 at UAB's AEIVA
by Shannon Thomason
Kaphar appropriates different styles and techniques from past periods of art history to create reconstructive historical narratives that address issues of race throughout history. He will speak about his work at 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 22, followed by a free reception.
Titus Kaphar (b. 1976). "Unfit Frame," 2016. Oil on canvas with gilded antique frame, books, broom, and platform, 94.5 inches x 39 inches x 24 inches. Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art. Purchased with funds provided by the Collectors Circle of Contemporary Art.Selected works from artist Titus Kaphar will be on display at the University of Alabama at Birmingham from Sept. 22-Dec. 9.
Two major series of works, many of which have never been exhibited in the South, will be featured in "Titus Kaphar: Misremembered." Also featured, and marking its Birmingham debut, is "Unfit Frame," a mixed-media painting recently acquired by the Birmingham Museum of Art for its permanent collection.
The exhibition is presented by the College of Arts and Sciences' Abroms-Engel Institute for the Visual Arts.
An opening reception for "Misremembered" is planned for 6-8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 22, in the AEIVA. Kaphar will speak at 5 p.m. prior to the reception about his work. The events are free and open to the public. AEIVA is open to the public 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Friday and 12-6 p.m. Saturday. It is closed Sundays and holidays.
Kaphar appropriates different styles and techniques from past periods of art history to create reconstructive historical narratives that address issues of race throughout history. The artist painstakingly recreates existing historical paintings by hand, and then alters them through cutting, stitching, crumpling and reassembling, says AEIVA curator John Fields.
"Kaphar is revealing new historical narratives that blur fact and fiction while creating new historical contexts, which we can use to address contemporary issues of racial injustice," Fields said. "His work presents us with an entirely new way to look at and talk about art history. He is easily one of the most significant artists of his generation."
Titus Kaphar (b. 2016). "The Vesper Project," 2012 (detail). Mixed media. Dimensions variable. Burger Collection, Hong Kong.The first half of "Misremembered" is Kaphar's ambitious multimedia installation "The Vesper Project," a life-sized, two-room, dilapidated house constructed inside AEIVA's main gallery. Littered with debris and ravaged by neglect and vandalism, "The Vesper Project" reveals the complex fictional history of the Vespers, an African-American family passing for white in 19th century New England. Inspired by childhood memories of his aunt that turned out to be false, Kaphar's installation acts as a deeply personal metaphor exploring how people, both as individuals and larger cultures, construct our own memories and history.
"Misremembered" also pulls from Kaphar's "Destiny" series, which presents painted composite portraits of women who share the given name Destiny and are currently serving time in the criminal justice system. These works explore the underlying racial issues found in the prison-industrial complex and seek to humanize those lost to this system whether guilty or innocent.
Born in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Kaphar lives and works in New Haven, Connecticut. Kaphar received a BFA from San Jose University, and an MFA from the Yale School of Art in 2006. His works have been exhibited extensively nationally and internationally, and featured in publications including The New York Times, The Washington Post, Artforum and Time magazine, where his painting of the Ferguson protesters earned him a spot on the short list for Time Person of the Year. His works reside in numerous public collections including The Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Studio Museum in Harlem, the National Gallery of Victoria Australia and the Birmingham Museum of Art. This year, he was selected as an official 2017 TED presenter. For more information on his work visit kapharstudio.com.
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Launching the AeLa merch store on Cotton Bureau!
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After a long time of wanting to have merch, both for the team and for the lovely folks who support us, we've done it! Today we launched the AeLa merch store via Cotton Bureau!
Available currently are t-shirts, tank tops, and sweatshirts in all sorts of colors and with 2 designs: Angular and Echo. We hope to have even more products and designs available in the future. Just in time for the holidays, get your AeLa merch...
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In game jams like Ludum Dare, your project is subjected to the harsh rating of other participants in the jam. As a participant, your goal is to create a player experience that will be well-rated by your fellow jam participants. If you're like me, you...
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Squire for Hire is an innovative 18 card tile placement inventory management game designed by Jon Merchant and published by Letiman Games. Playing as one of many squires, players compete to collect the highest scoring bag of items for their...
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One of my favorite things about game jams is the creative outlet they provide. The projects we work on at Aesthetician Labs are all fulfilling in their own way, but are also tuned to meet the demands of the market. This is important if you're trying to run a business, but it can be very satisfying to break away from those demands and make whatever you feel would be coolest. Often game jams give you the...
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Because we started AeLa when we were students, networking was almost automatic when we started out. Being in university afforded us lots of opportunities to meet new folks, whether it be by serendipity, events, or leveraging the grapevine.
We're no longer students, though, so the nature of many of our network connections has changed. COVID has also changed networking for everyone, everywhere. And to top it off, our business model and company goals have changed. As we've evolved, our network has...
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AeLa has always believed that quality work, even in quantity, doesn't need to come at the price of personal wellbeing. Within the games industry, this is often referred to as crunch; as a three person team doing our best to avoid crunch, we've still managed to make 60+ hyper casual prototypes in roughly a year and a half, complete client projects, and start internal projects.
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In the first-ever ROC Game Fest Online Show, Aesthetician Labs shows off Squire for Hire: Digital Edition, a client project in collaboration with Letiman Games and Dan Merchant from summer 2020.
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Based on their time as Producer at Aesthetician Labs, Sam provides a beginner-friendly talk about some foundations of games production. The talk covers the basics of managing your indie games, including balancing the forces of scope, time, and price, among other things.
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Shaders might seem impenetrable, but some familiarity with programming concepts and the Unity game engine is all you need to get started. Aesthetician Labs's lead technical artist Aidan Markham will cover the basics of writing shaders, how to modify the pre-existing shaders that...
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Rapture è un album in studio del cantante statunitense Johnny Mathis, pubblicato nel 1962.

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Le Bec-Thomas is een gemeente in het Franse departement Eure (regio Normandië) en telt 221 inwoners (1999). De plaats maakt deel uit van het arrondissement Bernay.

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//  PXBarMetricsAdjustmentStyler.h
//  Pixate
//
//  Created by Kevin Lindsey on 12/13/12.
//  Copyright (c) 2012 Pixate, Inc. All rights reserved.
//

#import "PXStylerBase.h"

/**
 *  - vertical-position-adjustment: <length>
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@interface PXBarMetricsAdjustmentStyler : PXStylerBase

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Here is an example of the output to expect from the `example.py` sample script. See the [README](../README.md) for details.

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[2021-01-30 22:24:24,030] Making new env: Mario-Kart-Luigi-Raceway-v0
validate sub
('ControllerHTTPServer started on port ', 8082)
Initially on DISPLAY :0
Starting xvfb with command: ['Xvfb', ':0', '-screen', '0', '640x480x24', '-fbdir', '/dev/shm']

Using DISPLAY :0
Changed to DISPLAY :0
Starting emulator with comand: ['vglrun', '-d', ':0', 'mupen64plus', '--nospeedlimit', '--nosaveoptions', '--resolution', '640x480', '--gfx', 'mupen64plus-video-glide64.so', '--audio', 'dummy', '--input', '/usr/local/lib/mupen64plus/mupen64plus-input-bot.so', '/src/gym-mupen64plus/gym_mupen64plus/ROMs/marioKart.n64']
Calling mss.mss() with DISPLAY :0
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Mupen64Plus Console User-Interface Version 2.5.0

UI-Console: attached to core library 'Mupen64Plus Core' version 2.5.0
UI-Console:             Includes support for Dynamic Recompiler.
UI-Console:             Includes support for MIPS r4300 Debugger.
Core: Couldn't open configuration file '/root/.config/mupen64plus/mupen64plus.cfg'.  Using defaults.
Core Warning: No version number in 'Core' config section. Setting defaults.
Core Warning: No version number in 'CoreEvents' config section. Setting defaults.
UI-Console Warning: No version number in 'UI-Console' config section. Setting defaults.
Core: Goodname: Mario Kart 64 (U) [!]
Core: Name: MARIOKART64
Core: MD5: 3A67D9986F54EB282924FCA4CD5F6DFF
Core: CRC: 3E5055B6 2E92DA52
Core: Imagetype: .v64 (byteswapped)
Core: Rom size: 12582912 bytes (or 12 Mb or 96 Megabits)
Core: Version: 1446
Core: Manufacturer: Nintendo
Core: Country: USA
UI-Console Status: Cheat codes disabled.
UI-Console: using Video plugin: 'Glide64 Video Plugin' v2.0.0
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The injury factor is the one thing that makes betting the preseason so challenging, because even in the exhibition season of August football cannot be played at half speed. Veterans must go all out at full speed - rookies and newcomers even more so. The risk of serious injury is always present.
This means handicappers must as best as possible determine which starters will see action in a game and whether it will be for a series or two, or a quarter or two.
This is why the first two weeks of the preseason are the most difficult to handicap. We know in Week #3, the starters will get extended playing time while in Week #4 they will play a series or two and then sit to avoid any ding or injury that will have them less than ready for Game #1 of the regular season.
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Starting Baltimore QB Joe Flacco will not play tonight against Carolina and that means back-up Ryan Mallett, a 6-year veteran, will start before giving away early to a pair of journeymen, Jarrod Johnson and Josh Johnson.
With Peyton Manning gone and his back-up Brock Osweiler now at Houston, veteran Mark Sanchez will start and play the first quarter against the Chicago Bears. His backup, Trevor Siemian, a second-year player out of Northwestern, will play the second period, with rookie Paxton Lynch (Memphis) playing the entire second half.
Just knowing things such as this is at least the beginning of the handicapping process.
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The art of Balding
Why men should embrace their thinning hair
Give it a year and I'll be picking up the clippers and shaving my head completely. And, to be honest, it's something that fills me with utter, utter dread," explains receding 37-year-old Londoner Alex Zamora. "I've been on quite a journey with my hair these past few years — one that has taken in denial, fear and desperation. I've been shaken by it far more than I imagined I would be."
Zamora's words will doubtless resonate with many of Britain's 7.4 million bald and balding men, who find themselves caught in a trend that seemingly suggests that baldness is something to be ashamed of — something to be 'cured', even. Wayne Rooney is the latest public figure to launch a surgical strike against his shedding scalp. Conversely, there are shining figureheads such as Bruce Willis (pictured left), Zinedine Zidane (below) and Jason Statham who rule the hairless look, and are championed as beacons of hope for the follicly bereft.
Clearly, baldness is a big deal.
Avy Joseph, a psychologist and the co-founder of the College For Cognitive Behavioural Hypnotherapy, agrees. "Certainly for some men it is an acute source of anxiety, and it can have a huge impact upon a man's emotional state," he tells ShortList. "The amount of hair on your head is supposedly linked to your attractiveness, your virility and your masculinity, but the reality is very different. It comes down to your perception of what other people think of you, and to what extent that impacts upon your self worth. Some men 'catastrophise' the situation, whereas others accept themselves and what's happening to them as a man."
For Zamora, acceptance seems to be some way off. "This is going to sound vain, but my hair has always been a big part of who I am," he says. "Not that I do anything mental to it, but I'm of a generation that has had mousse , gel and wax. I felt that my hairstyle differentiated me from other guys and helped me… attract women. And now that it's going, I won't be able to do that any more. Not that I'd want to, because I'm married, but… You just like to know that you've still got it."
It's a long-standing myth that women aren't attracted to bald men. Indeed, according to a surprising survey carried out by the Virgin Group in 2001, female students aged between 19 and 25 thought that William Hague had more sex appeal than Tony Blair. Says Susan Quilliam, advice columnist for The Erotic Review and author of The New Joy Of Sex: "The completely bald and shaved look is certainly becoming more attractive to women. It's seen as very macho, very sexual. Ultimately, though, it's not something to focus on. It's a look. It's fashion. And women know that fashions come and go.
"Are women put off by baldness?" Quilliam continues. "I'll be honest: younger girls are, yes. But once they're in their 30s, they're quite cool about it — it doesn't matter." It seems that recent stats back this up: according to Match.com, British women in their 30s are more than twice as likely to be looking for a bald man than their twentysomething counterparts, and balding (rather than fully bald) men are almost three times more likely to attract a partner once their female suitors hit 30.
Another common myth is that baldness is a sign of diminished virility, of low testosterone. Consultant trichologist Carole Michaelides from the Philip Kingsley Clinic explains: "Testosterone levels are exactly the same in bald men as in those who aren't losing their hair. It's not testosterone itself that causes hair loss — it is, in fact, down to a converted version of it called dihydrotestosterone and your genetic predisposition. The hormone combines within the cells and alters the 'message' for the hair type in the follicle. And when this happens, the follicle has something of an identity crisis and instead of producing a hair of regular size and thickness, it will produce a much finer hair."
So, to finally lay the nonsense about virility and baldness to bed: you have to produce plenty of testosterone to synthesise dihydrotestosterone, the hormone that actually causes baldness. "Generally speaking, 50 per cent of men will be thinning substantially before their 50th birthday, while 80 to 85 per cent will experience thinning in their lifetime," adds Michaelides. "And I do think that more younger men are losing their hair, which could be down to a number of reasons — stress, for one. This, of course, has a huge psychological impact upon men. Our hair is a secondary sexual characteristic, and we use it to attract a mate. It is interesting that we as humans have retained our scalp hair. It's entirely to do with sex."
Bringing balding back
So, we're back to the sex thing. There's only one man who can get this back on track: Bruce Willis. In 2005, he said, "I don't make a big deal out of it. Whether you're a man or not comes from your heart, not from how much hair you have on your head," before revealing that he shaves his head to make a statement against companies selling hair-growth products. "It's my f*ck-you to all those ads that say that you're not a real man if you're losing your hair or if your hair is thinning. I get so many compliments from guys who say thank you for championing this look."
There's little doubt that Willis's close-cropped look has done a lot for the self respect of balding men. And it could even be argued that he encouraged men of a certain age to reject thinning hair as the inexorable first stage of their physical demise — in the days before Moonlighting and Die Hard, balding men resigned themselves to the comb-over, and the beer gut soon followed.
Jay Davies is 35, and shaves his balding pate to the scalp. "I first started losing my hair when I was 25, and for a while I thought that I could fight it," he explains. "I would wear caps, brush my fringe forward a bit… But after a while I just thought, 'F*ck it. I'm a man. Men go bald. People will just have to deal with it.' And they do. It's not as if I've got a disease or a disfigurement. Looking back, I think that I hyped myself up too much about it. I thought that when I finally shaved it off, it'd be a shock, but it really wasn't — we all had crew cuts when we were kids, and it made me look a bit younger,if anything."
Which brings us back to the 'acceptance' that psychologist Avy Joseph was talking about earlier. "The reality," he explains, "is that some people will find you more attractive or judge you in a more positive way, while for others the opposite will be true. It's just how it is. Accept yourself unconditionally for who you are, with or without hair. You need to put yourself out there socially and at work, and make a concerted effort to go against the negative feelings you may have. You need to desensitise yourself; behave as if you don't have a problem with it and, gradually, you won't. And better still, once you've accepted it, you'll eventually come to view baldness as a positive thing."
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Kelly Ripa, 51, Says She Agrees With Cher and Won't Go Gray Any Time Soon: "I Need to Dye My Hair"
Kelly Ripa, 51, explained why she doesn't want to go gray.
"I think certain people look great with their gray hair," she said. "I think it depends on the person. I really do."
Ripa's comments come in response to Cher recently revealing that she won't be joining the gray hair trend.
Live! with Kelly and Ryan has returned to remote filming, which means Kelly Ripa's #RootWatch is back—well, kind of. The co-host, 51, previously detailed her gray root progression on Instagram at the height of lockdown, often using root spray and eyeshadow to camouflage them for filming. Now, she's back to old habits due to the surge in COVID-19 cases—but she promises you won't catch her going gray any time soon.
Ripa found herself inspired by Cher's recent comments on the gray hair trend. (The pop legend said it was "fine for other girls," but she's "just not doing it!")
"Cher was saying that gray hair is not for her. She is not caving in, she doesn't care about the trend—you know, celebrities are embracing their gray hair all over the place. Everybody's embracing their gray hair," Ripa explained on the January 7 episode of Live!. (See: Andie MacDowell, Jane Fonda, and Sharon Osbourne among those spearheading the natural trend.)
"I need to dye my hair," she continued, agreeing with Cher that others should totally embrace salt-and-pepper strands if they want to. "I think certain people look great with their gray hair," she said. "I think it depends on the person. I really do."
The mom of three admitted to attempting to cover some grays that morning, adding that she even tried to rock them off-camera at the beginning of the pandemic.
"I had embraced my gray hair privately while publicly I was using brown eyeshadow to paint my roots some shade that wasn't Santa Clause white," she said. While shaking her head with sarcasm, she added: "But in real life, I go, 'Oh, I look great with gray hair, you can barely tell.'"
Using root spray and eyeshadow aren't the only hair hacks she learned during quarantine, either. Ripa also used clips to keep the unruly gray strands in place. "Gray hair has a different texture," she said at the time. "Anyone with gray hair can tell you, it's very wired. It tends to stand up."
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She shared the trick after forgetting to take the clips out before filming her live show—and it definitely worked, because her co-host Ryan Seacrest couldn't tell a difference. "It looks blonde to me," he said. "That's good. That's excellent," Ripa replied. "It's all part of my sinister plan to fool you."
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Underprepared Delhi concede points to Tamil Nadu
December 31, 2022 Khurram Habib
Delhi cricket selection committee rings in a few changes to strengthen batting but Harshit Rana's injury adds to team's pace bowling woes
The result, which came on the back of some poor batting and lack of bowling depth, has seriously dented Delhi's chances of making the knockout stages.
Delhi managed to eke out a single point from their third Ranji Trophy match after Tamil Nadu's valiant bid to chase down a small target of 139 was interrupted by bad light. The part-pooper bad light dashed the visitors' plan of earning full points at the Ferozeshah Kotla grounds of the Arun Jaitley Stadium.
However, the first innings lead helped Tamil Nadu take three points and move to sixth place, one spot above Delhi, who have just two points and are in the penultimate seventh place in Elite Group B table after their three matches
The result, which came on the back of some poor batting and lack of bowling depth, has seriously dented Delhi's chances of making the knockout stages. Although they have four more matches left in the league phase, they will have to do exceedingly well considering only two of the remaining games are home matches.
In the tie against Tamil Nadu, Delhi had managed to score 303 in their first innings, thanks to half-centuries by in-form opener Dhruv Shorey (66), middle-order batsman Jonty Sidhu (57) and lower-order batsman Pranshu Vijayran (58), who is basically a seamer.
In response, Tamil Nadu found the going tough as they struggled to 200/5. But Delhi couldn't press on the advantage as they let Tamil Nadu off the hook, allowing them to get to 427/8 before declaration.
Bowling has been Delhi's weak link. They were relying on the trio of Ishant Sharma, Pradeep Sangwan and Simarjeet Singh ahead of the season but they all have been injured. A very young bowling line-up had to be fielded and the inexperience showed.
Delhi, batting the second time, came up with another shoddy display with the bat. But for Shorey's and left-hander Vaibhav Rawal's unbeaten 95, they would have folded for less than 150. Skipper Yash Dhull looked good but couldn't build on his start which got him 37. Delhi were all out for 262 in the last session of the final day's play.
Tamil Nadu, set 139 to win in about an hour, went for the target but they had to return to the pavilion with 54/3 in six overs after play was called off due to bad light.
Delhi lost the first game of the season outright in Pune against Maharashtra and then conceded a lead in the drawn second game in Guwahati against Assam.
The lack of preparation is showing as even the strong batting line-up is struggling for runs. Skipper Dhull, who came into first-class cricket with a bang last season, hasn't been among the amount of runs he scored last season.
No preparations
There was no preparatory camp for the team.
The problem is not lost on head coach Abhay Sharma. The former India A and India under-19 coach is struggling to sift fit and available players from those who aren't.
"Batting-wise, I would say it was not sensible batting [in the match against Tamil Nadu]," he told Patriot.
There were no preparatory games ahead of the season. The Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) didn't even send a team to JP Atrey tournament, which prepares teams for first-class seasons. Many other associations did send their teams.
"The time to prepare for the season was very little. I can't find who is good and who is not. If I could have had some time with the boys, I could have judged the players better," Sharma added.
It should be noted that Sharma was brought from outside the DDCA system due to his achievements with junior Indian teams. But as a norm, he should have been given time with the boys either in a camp or in preparatory tournaments to form right combinations.
In an October 13 report, Patriot had mentioned that the junior and senior selection committees as well as coaching staff were appointed only on 30 September, a week after the JP Atrey tournament began and only a week before the teams were to depart for the first BCCI tournament of the season, giving them little time to warm up and compete.
"As far as bowling is concerned, the injuries have been so many. The preparation time is so little. Players are coming in and getting injured. Six players are injured. The medical team is assessing the injuries," added Sharma.
Rana injured, new faces in the squad
Pacer Harshit Rana, who picked four wickets against Tamil Nadu, including three in the first innings, is out of the next match due to injury. He joins Ishant Sharma, Simarjeet and Sangwan in the recovery bench, weakening Delhi pace bowling further.
Left-arm spinner Vikas Mishra and wicketkeeper-batsman Anuj Rawat have been dropped from the squad for the January 3 match against Saurashtra in Rajkot. Left-arm spinner Yogesh Sharma has been brought in along with openers Salil Malhotra and Vaibhav Sharma. Young wicketkeeper Krish Yadav has also been drafted in.
Squad for match vs Saurashtra in Rajkot: Yash Dhull (captain), Himmat Singh (vice-captain), Dhruv Shorey, Salil Malhotra, Vaibhav Sharma, Vaibhav Kandpal, Vaibhav Rawal, Jonty Sidhu, Lalit Yadav, Ayush Badoni, Hrithik Shokeen, Shivank Vashisth, Yogesh Sharma, Pranshu Vijayran, Kuldip Yadav, Lakshay Thareja (wk), Krish Yadav (wk), Prince Yadav, Divij Mehra.
Net bowlers: A Vaibhav, Siddhant Sharma.
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