One year on - PMRA in new territory? Time to get involved!
With a general meeting coming up on February 8th it might be useful to look back twelve months to the one we held a year ago on January 27th 2016. Charlotte Levey came from Haringey's Neighbourhood Action Team to talk about the plans for the council to link up with local residents groups through Team Noel Park. We drew up TEN points from that discussion. Here's an up-date from John Miles who has attended all the Team Noel Park meetings on behalf of PMRA.
First, we said we wanted a community clean-up - this took place on Saturday, October 15th and it has had an impact. There is less rubbish dumped in front yards and gardens. Our poster campaign with the council looked good - most of the placards are still in place giving vital information on reporting nuisance and disposing of bulky items.
Second, we wanted improved street-lighting in Alexandra Road - that hasn't happened although we contributed to the pressure to get the lights repaired in the alley beside the library.
Third, we called for better security in Martin's Walk. The police and the Council's Safer Neighbourhoods Team came and discussed this with us at Team Noel Park. There's some progress - the aggressive drinkers have been moved on, the alley is kept rather cleaner, and we've upgraded our garden fence and repainted parts of the mural. Discussions with the council continue. Our community gardening remains a key part of making the area safe.
Fourth, we wanted improved street-cleaning. On the plus side there is less fly-tipping, people report dumps quicker, and nine times out of ten Veolia pick stuff up immediately. In the autumn we challenged the council on the actual sweeping of the streets, and of the alleys and Hornsey Park Road in particular. Although Veolia disputed our evidence their service improved considerably in the weeks before Christmas, even in the often neglected Arnold Bennett Way.
The position on pavement repair - our fifth concern - has been very disappointing. Various holes in Hornsey Park Road were marked up in the summer but nothing has been done: parts of the street are in a dreadful and increasingly dangerous state. Residents could help here by making individual reports and complaints - very few are received. Encouragingly, we heard before Christmas that repairs are imminent. Let's see - and respond strongly if it doesn't happen.
Our sixth point a year ago - something we've had on the agenda for years - was action on Hornsey Park Road, the road layout and traffic management. The misuse of the street by off-duty buses has regressed a little following the disruption of the Wightman Road closure. What's on offer through the Community Streets programme is limited but worthwhile - a good turnout for the discussion with Gary Smith next Wednesday will help.
We've made no progress on our seventh point - for better signage in the area. We should try to make progress with a second notice-board, down outside the doctor's at the southern end of Hornsey Park Road, close to our proposed 'gateway' to the neighbourhood.
Our eighth point was to pursue the Hornsey Pocket Park as part of the Heartlands. Representatives of St William (the developers) came to our open morning under the lime-trees in May. Although the dialogue has developed more slowly than we hoped we are now confident that by the time it's finished the Heartlands will bring much needed open space to the neighbourhood. Moreover, St William have shown real concern that their plans and designs should reflect the area's industrial heritage, and enhance its biodiversity (but without unfortunately going so far as to promise to deculvert the Moselle!) They have been prepared to accept criticism and to consider alternative suggestions - and have persuaded National Grid to harmonise the remaining gas service feature on the site (a Pressure Reduction Station) within their overall design.
Our ninth point was to pursue investment for our community gardening. Here we've been helped with funds from Haringey through the Noel Park Ward budget, a gift from Electoral Reform Services, and by consistent support from the Mall, who offer us storage space, funds for materials and projects, and constant encouragement. This relationship is topical because the recently published Wood Green Action Plan (AAP) envisages the future destruction of both the 'shopping city' and the social housing integrated within it. We think most Hornsey Park residents would rather see The Mall refurbished to encourage new investment by retailers (with the current housing retained and improved) as part of a modest, localised approach to regeneration. If so, now would be a good time to tell Haringey what we think.
And the tenth point? That was to be about caring for and supporting each other. Ryan King attends Neighbourhood Watch. Sometime this year, following a good discussion last year at Team Noel Park with Haringey's private sector housing team, we hope to make a new start with a meeting for private tenants and people living in multi-occupation. It's time to get more involved!
The Team Noel Park community conference has been rescheduled. It will probably take place on Saturday, March 11th 2017, at a venue yet to be decided. Look out for the newsletter.


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The first real Shins music we've had since 2012, The Shins have released "Heartworms" and it's an admirable collection of work. It's not as big of a risk-taking album as "Port of Morrow" was, but the album has The Shins back to making wistful pop music, the way they like to.
When I say Shins, I mean Shin. After all, James Mercer wrote everything on this album and produced it all too. His production sounds better than the last Shins album and he adds the perfect nuances to every song on this 11-song journey. The production is solid, and musically this album doesn't do too much different than what the band did outside of the last record five years ago. There's still some wonderfully weird reverb all over the album and the guitars are played and recorded to be instantly identifiable as music from The Shins. What's interesting about this album is Mercer's songwriting. He's writing from the place of a middle-aged man, because that's what he is, rather than the place of an emotional 20 something. There's some different lyrical content here because of that.
The Shins "Heartworms" isn't going to blow your mind the way the first album did when we heard it for the first time more than a decade ago, but it will keep you entertained. Regardless, it's going to make fans of the band very happy.

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Before we can answer the why, we should probably understand what colocation is! Colocation is a service that allows an organization to rack their servers and other computing hardware in a cabinet in a secure, third-party data center. An easy way to understanding colocation is to think of it like a hotel but for servers and computers. Just like you would rent a room to stay in, a datacenter consists of cabinets that hold each individual server.
Now, why would an organization be interested in colocation? Well, that question can be answered in many ways depending on what the company is looking for. There are so many benefits to choosing colocation, but here are our top five.
Data centers are highly secure and monitored at all times, and they usually have card access or biometric scanners to allow access into the facility. Also, depending on which tier of security the data center is, some even have security guards on the premises at all times. With such high-security measures, your data and hardware will always be safe.
If there is a power outage or disaster strikes, your data will be secure and uninterrupted if you chose to co-locate in a data center. Most companies choose colocation as a part of their disaster recovery plans to improve their business continuity. You could even choose to co-locate because you are looking to relocate your office at some point and by having your servers in a data center instead of in a closet in your office, you reduce the risk of losing data in the move.
Data centers keep your servers in climate controlled areas with high bandwidth speeds and excellent redundancy for network connections. And you won't have to pay the cost to buy and maintain this kind of infrastructure in your own office.
Since data centers are monitored 24 x 7, there are always experienced technicians available to help answer all of your questions and address your concerns. They also keep an eye out on your servers and alert you when something is not running properly or at all and can help you work to solve the problem.
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There is something to be said about teaching; being able to help individuals grow towards future success. I consider myself a teacher of business. I had the pleasure of sitting down with another teacher, Wally Backman, who over the course of his career managing in the minor leagues has melded some of the most gifted baseball talents in the Major Leagues today. Check out insights below from one of the most respected men in baseball:
On managing at the Triple-A level: "…Knowing that you're a part of developing players to get to the Major Leagues…when they do go to the Major Leagues and they have success I take a lot of pride in knowing that I was a piece to the puzzle that helped them get there."
The big factor between players in Triple-A versus MLB: "…you think about what that one thing is that will get him over the hump. I always try to tell the guys, 'This time when you go to the Big Leagues, don't come back…' Try to motivate people that just because you get to the Big Leagues you have to understand that you've got to work harder to stay."
On attitude, energy and leadership: "All players want to be led. I feel I do those things…I really believe that every players wants some leadership in front of them.
On playing in the Major Leagues: "It was always my dream just like it was for every other little kid."
On learning from parents and applying those lessons to a managerial style: "It's all about respect. Always have to have the respect of your players. Be honest with your players.
On the '86 Mets: "What stands out the most was our desire to win…when we went to the ballpark there was only one goal in mind and that was to win that ballgame on that given day."
On the learning process: "Even today I'm still learning. Once you think that you've got it all figured out then you're doing the wrong thing. I think you learn a lot from your players, which has helped motivate me to try to get the most out of players."
On his love for baseball: "I want to win another World Championship.
On taking things for granted: "Just because you're in the Big Leagues, your commitment to the Big Leagues is about winning a championship... and you always have to have a desire to get better."
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M&M's The Lost Formulas
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M&M's: The Lost Formulas is the first M&M's video game and was released on September 28, 2000 for computers such as Windows 95, Windows 98, and Macintosh by Simon & Schuster Interactive. It is a Crash Bandicoot style game, and also is optionally a game which teaches math.
Yellow is the only playable character. There are three zones on each levels, the start zone, math zone, and the end zone. Math zone is simply start/end zone only with math problems, with difficulty of the problems slightly progressing as the levels grow higher. The game has a total of 8 levels.
The game was criticized for being based on a candy product, and for being incredibly similar in gameplay to Crash Bandicoot in adventure mode. Its "Math Mode" was praised for having fun features, but not so much having problems as much as having math facts. It was also criticized for being too easy on higher difficulties. However, critics did praise the high-quality graphics and controls of the game. It's considered the best of the M&M's games.
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Mausoleum Under Construction
© Rachel Whiteread
Rachel Whiteread born 1963
Screenprint and mezzotint on paper
Acquired by purchase and gift from Charles Booth-Clibborn in memory of Joshua Compston 1997
London is a portfolio of eleven prints made by eleven artists based in London. It was commissioned by Charles Booth-Clibborn and published under his imprint, The Paragon Press, London. The images were printed and editioned at Coriander Studio, London. The portfolio was produced in an edition of sixty-five, the first forty of which are portfolio sets and the remainder are the artists' copies. A further fifteen sets were produced for artists and collaborators. Tate's copy is number five in the edition. The title and colophon pages were designed by Phil Baines using his own typeface. The portfolio is contained in a black buckram-covered wooden case bearing the title in yellow. London is the second group portfolio published by The Paragon Press since its inception in 1986. It was conceived as a portable group exhibition containing work by emerging artists of the same generation. There is no particular common theme. Factors linking some of them are studying art at Goldsmiths College, London in the late 80s (where they were taught by Conceptual artist Michael Craig-Martin, born 1941), working with Jay Jopling (who later opened White Cube Gallery in London) and being exhibited at the Saatchi and Karsten Schubert Galleries in London. Booth-Clibborn had already collected work by a number of the participating artists, few of whom had done any printmaking before embarking on the project. Most chose to work with screenprinting, with the exception of Langlands and Bell, whose image is embossed. Screenprinting is ideally suited to reproducing appropriated and photographic images. Its adoption reflects a characteristic use by young British artists (the group to which most of the London artists belong) of objects or images appropriated from everyday life. Individual prints vary in size, the type of paper used and the orientation of the image.
Rachel Whiteread's image, Mausoleum Under Construction, is a four-colour screen-print in landscape orientation on 300gsm Somerset Satin paper. It is derived from a photograph by Camilo José Vergara published in a book on American cemeteries, Silent Cities (Princeton Architectural Press 1989), written by American urban historian Kenneth T. Jackson. The full title of Vergara's image is Mausoleum Under Construction, Queen of Heaven, Southern California. The mausoleum, a concrete grid of sinister dark spaces, fills most of the image. It is framed by a narrow strip of sky with advancing clouds above and bare earth below. Whiteread has commented:
Architectural spaces have always intrigued me … I made a … print … based on an image of a mausoleum under construction. It was made up of poured concrete cubicles, which then had a marble façade clipped onto it after the bodies had been pushed in. But it was also like a block of flats, buildings that you constantly see being constructed, or demolished. It was also like a grid, or a minimalist work like a Judd.
(Quoted in Rachel Whiteread, p.11.)
Vergara's photograph appeared as a very small illustration in Silent Cities. When his original transparency was obtained and enlarged, a coke can in one of the sections was discovered to have been caught by the camera. This was edited out to render the image more pure and abstract, hence more closely related to Whiteread's sculptural practice of casting the negative spaces of furniture and buildings. This is Whiteread's first print.
Contemporary British Art in Print: The Publications of Charles Booth-Clibborn and his Imprint The Paragon Press 1986-95, exhibition catalogue, Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh 1995, pp.19 and 46-51, reproduced (colour) p.51
Jeremy Cooper, no FuN without U: the art of Factual Nonsense, London 2000, pp.39-41, reproduced (colour) p.41
Rachel Whiteread, exhibition catalogue, Stedelijk Van Abbemuseum , Eindhoven 1992, p.11, reproduced p.11
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Rachel Whiteread A: Clapton Park Estate, Mandeville Street, London E5; Ambergate Court; Norbury Court; October 1993
Rachel Whiteread A: Clapton Park Estate, Mandeville Street, London E5; Ambergate Court; Norbury Court, October 1993
Rachel Whiteread A: Clapton Park Estate, Mandeville Street, London E5; Ambergate Court, Norbury Court; October 1993
Rachel Whiteread C: Trowbridge Estate, London E9; Hannington Point; Hilmarton Point; Deverill Point; June 1995
Rachel Whiteread B: Clapton Park Estate, Mandeville Street, London E5; Bakewell Court; Repton Court; March 1995
Rachel Whiteread Study (Blue) for 'Floor'
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March Hip Hop Recommendations
By Boozy The Clown,
March 1, 2007 in Music
Calashnikov
It's not out until the 20th. There's been GAME-style countdown banners on mad hip-hop sites lately.
The old John Vaughan
But it is 'out there.' I insist on try-before-you-buy these days, Calumbus.
Boozy The Clown
Took a wee while to figure out how but: PM'ed.
Fair play, fair play.
In other news, how come I've not seen anyone post about this yet?
Perhaps the series of releases that put BBE on the map, The Beat Generation has spotlighted several of hip-hop's greatest producers, including J. Dilla, Marley Marl, DJ Jazzy Jeff, DJ Spinna, will.i.am, Pete Rock, and King Britt. The final installment will come courtesy of Madlib, who has just put the finishing touches on his contribtuion to the series. The official title and release date has not been released to the public just yet, but it looks like they've already picked out an album cover.
The Beat Generation series of albums include Petestrumentals by Pete Rock, and Welcome 2 Detroit by Dilla. Classics in my opinion. A Madstrumentals or Welcome 2 Oxnard would be appreciated
What's Marley Marl's Beat Generation album like, anyone?
Thought I would upload this: quality example of Afu-Ra + quality example of DJ Premier = Dopeness.
Afu-Ra ft. Preeemo - Equality.
esar
Its pretty shit, it sounds like he's trying to make beats like Premo on it although the track with Roy Ayers is ok. I picked up the Dj Spinna one recently and thats not too good either.
Surprisingly, the Will.I.Am one is dope.
Dayumm, that's too bad about the Marley Marl shnit. Funnily enough, I've also heard the will.i.am one is pretty good
Dunno how much you'll appreciate this wee Talib Kweli clip. He's on some of that preachy self-righteousness, but I don't really mind it when it's as slick as
Thats some niceness. Looks like he's been raiding Kanye's wardrobe.
Speaking of Kanye's wardrobe:
http://videos.onsmash.com/v/aF4sQqXdMjFjKJKt
That's a good video.
Just heard that Suspect Packages are re-releasing Demon Boyz's 'Recognition'! Obviously it's a classic in the UK sense, but breaking it out again if anyone basically likes dope loops and dope rapping, it's a must.
Will I Am can be a dope producer - if you ignore the later Black Eyed Peas stuff. I mean their stuff on BBE was basically backpacker central.
Belbo
'I See Colours' by Edan is the best thing ever.
Yawn. Take the Edan discussion to 2005 please...
Sean P - Mess You Made (video)
Sean P - Crazy (unreleased)
HipHopPhilosophy.com radio show 1.
HipHopPhilosophy.com radio show 2
Sorry, let's all talk about Madlib and Edan and J Dilla! Again! Deja vu, it's 200-and, um , something.
I'm merely making a suggestion that you think of that picture before you wade in with one of your classic quips. It works for me.
After a while you accept that repetition is a staple of these threads as people discover tracks at their own speed . Think yourself lucky you weren't around during the Madvillainy months. (and months and months)
Cookie Crew's second album too - damn!
Haha fucking brilliant, I take it all back. You are the GAWD.
I remember daring to suggest that Madvillainy was a heaping pile of shite - it's basically the indie rap equivalent of hipster music - to much rubbish response.
Repetition's only a staple here as most hip-hop fans are stupidly closed minded.
I'm not quite sure if you've realised, but you've disappeared up your own arse brother. I've met a few old hip-hop heads like you, I fucking pray I never end up like that.
...and that's serious by the way. You've gone full circle.
I was stood next to some dude in Deal Real one time, who tried to convince me that some 50 Cent and Mary J Blige tune (or whoever the fuck) was amazing. Dude knew his hip-hop, had mad knowledge...I just stood in disgust and watched as he proceded to nod his late 30's mug to that mess of a pop tune.
Either grow up and listen to some Motown and Blues or take your head out of your ass.
And you don't stop, and you don't quit.
Think of the picture.
You've been like that for years.
Naa man, I'm an uber hip-hop snob. There's a massive difference. These dudes have gone full circle...they've been through the hip-hop snob stage and back round to where they began and have lost all the love for the actual hip-hop sound...you know? That hard snare, that dope looped sample, that raw emcee...
I was stood next to some dude in Deal Real one time
And that's when ya lost! Seriously, you shopped in Deal Real? Damn...
Dunno mate, listening to Live Convention 81 and not hearing any of your sacred template...
Boyatsea
You guys!
To be fair, these three (Madlib and Dilla certainly) are prrrrobably amongst my top 5 topic of schnitzels to share with y'all and, as the Rllmuk Hip-hop Recs' most prolific poster throughout all these months, most repitition could probably be blamed on me. When esar spoke of "Cal Killing It," that was actually some ill word-play on his part.
Anyway, my time here can be summed up like this: Madvillain is classic.
Fusty Gusset
I was stood next to some dude in Deal Real one time,....
He was probably from the days before Hip Hop was categorised into bite-sized, HMV-friendly, sub-genre's.
Hip Hop's just Hip Hop for the 30-somethings that I know - Way back when it all seemed to be uncommonly good compared to alot of the other music around, the attitude for me and people I knew was - if you like it and it's Hip Hop then that's good enough.
There was never really need nor room for all the comparison and over-analysis that exists now.
HMV have done the opposite of breaking hip-hop down into sub-genre's. They've invented an imaginery, all-encompassing 'Urban' genre. Basically, Bazooka Tooth by Aesop Rock is pretty much the same sort of music as Toni Braxton or whatever.
I don't remember me saying I shopped there? My mate used to work there, I popped in every now and then. Bongo's was the joint, until it closed down...RIP
I grew up listening to 90's boom-bap.


Construction work is set to begin on Birmingham's Legoland Discovery Centre.
Situated at the Barclaycard Arena, work will begin on the 3,300-meter square foot indoor attraction late this year.
Slated to open in 2018, the site will boast a range of LEGO play areas, a 4D cinema, a Miniland area and party rooms for birthdays and celebrations.
A LEGO master model builder will also be on hand to hold master classes for guests.
Owned and operated by Merlin Entertainents, the site marks Merlin's second Discovery Centre to open in the UK.
John Jakobsen, chief new openings officer at Merlin Entertainments, said: "The Legoland Discovery Centre concept has been a huge success across the globe," reports the Birmingham Mail.


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The arrival of summer means the appearance of Paris beach! You can finally put your feet in the sand and relax on deck chairs in the shade of parasols. A wonderful break for the brave Parisians who do not go on holiday this summer. Lots of activities await you : beach volleyball, concerts, Tai Chi classes, exhibitions .. Below an overview of the many activities not to be missed in Paris Plage until August 21 !
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Beer Notes
Beer Notes: Resurrections, closures, brewers-on-the-move and more
Posted by Stoutmeister on August 12, 2019 August 18, 2019
Artesia's second brewery is sadly no more. (Photo courtesy of Hopscotch Brewing)
The news items are piling up around here, so let us start the week with what is going on around the New Mexico craft brewing scene.
We're not dead yet
After we published our story about Eske's Brew Pub and Eatery meeting an untimely demise after 27 years, we were eventually contacted by Mark Hoffman, who is apparently the owner of the Taos brewery. Per Mark, Eske's is not deader than dead, but it will instead be resurrected at a new location with a new setup, and possibly a new name.
Eske's 2.0 will be at 605 Paseo del Pueblo Norte, which is further north up Taos' main road, past the Burger Stand at Taos Ale House, near Cid's Food Market and Taos Pizza Out Back. This new location will be a combined brewery and homebrew store, Mark said, and will have a permanent food truck instead of an on-site kitchen (similar to what Red Door has down here at its Candelaria brewery in ABQ). The brewery will also be changing its name to Sangre de Cristo Brewing Company. That name predated Eske's when original owner Steve Eskeback brewed for the Embudo Station restaurant from 1989-92, before opening Eske's near the Taos Plaza.
So far we are still waiting to see a new pending small brewer license to replace the one that went inactive a few months ago. When that happens, we will know for sure that SDCBC/Eske's 2.0 is officially happening.
OK, we are dead
The last time the Crew visited Southeast New Mexico, we hit up three breweries still in operation — Roosevelt (Portales), The Wellhead (Artesia), Milton's (Carlsbad) — and one that was nearing its end, Desert Water Brewing on the northern outskirts of Artesia. When Desert Water finally did close its doors a few months later, the property it occupied did not remain without a brewery for long. Hopscotch Brewing took over the location, but sadly, we learned that late last month it suffered the same fate as its predecessor.
In a long post on Facebook, the owners declared that being the sole operators of the brewery was taking too heavy of a toll on their family, and it was time to close up shop. This represents an aspect of small-town brewing life that we had never considered before. Around this same time, we saw a post from Blü Dragonfly Brewing in Cimarron that it was shutting down until September due to not having enough people on staff.
Here in Albuquerque or in a good-sized locale such as Santa Fe or Las Cruces, there seems to be an endless stream of front-of-house employees to man the taps and provide table service. In smaller towns, that is clearly not always the case.
The owners of Blü Dragonfly have assured the masses that they will reopen the brewpub after Labor Day weekend, but this will be something to monitor at all the small-town breweries around the state now and in the future.
Brewers on the move
For those who had not heard, which included us until recently, head brewer Dave Kimbell has left Bombs Away Beer Co. and joined the staff at Sidetrack Brewing. Since Bombs Away is still releasing beers, there appears to be a new brewer in place, but he or she has not been publicly identified yet. We will be sitting down with Dave soon to talk about the reasons behind his move.
We can also note that another head brewer will be switching up his work shirts from one place in town to another. Since it has not gone fully public yet, we will keep it under wraps, but there is a chance we will have the story as soon as Tuesday. Go ahead and fire up the guessing machine if you are so inclined.
Got news on any other brewers changing jobs? Email it to us at the address listed at the end of this article.
Developments on the beer front
Ain't no party like a pilsner party!
Just in case folks were zipping past the Lava Rock Brewing listing in The Week Ahead in Beer, due to its past lack of any beers to report being on tap, double back and check it out. Lava Rock now has a full beer lineup on tap, which should pair nicely with the M'tucci's food coming out of the kitchen now. Beers range from the Butte Blonde (5% ABV) to the 32 Bravo DIPA (8% ABV).
Meanwhile, Canteen Brewhouse is taking over the role of brewing the official beer of the New Mexico State Fair. This Thursday will mark the release of the State Fair Pilsner, a German-style pils that should more than satisfy the masses. There will be a release party from 2 to 6 p.m.
New brewery and offsite taproom updates
It is fairly quiet out there after the earlier rush of openings in May/June. Two breweries now have active small brewer licenses, but are not ready to open just yet. Our man Reid is on the lookout for Piedra Blanca Brewing, which is listed as opening soon in White Rock, the little town next to Los Alamos. Reid said the owners are former members of the Bathtub Brewing Co-op who have apparently set out on their own.
Up in the northwest part of the state, Lauter Haus Brewing now has an active license. Head brewer Brandon Beard, formerly of Three Rivers Brewery, said he is getting ready to start brewing the first batches of beer while the finishing touches are applied to the taproom. We will try to head up there in advance to write up a full preview.
On the offsite taproom front, and sure to keep Reid even busier, is the news that Boese Brothers' taproom in Los Alamos now has an active license. We should have a final preview of that location soon, but if you missed Reid's last story, then here you go.
Picacho Peak is stretching beyond Las Cruces, preparing to open its taproom in the heart of Alamogordo at 902 N. New York Ave. Its license is now active, but we await the official announcement that it is opening.
As for new licenses, we can confirm that Santa Fe Brewing has acquired a winegrower license, which means it can use an offsite winegrower license for its forthcoming taproom at the Tin Can Alley development that is under construction on the southeast corner of Alameda and San Pedro.
That is all from us today. If you know of any news related to the craft beer scene in New Mexico, send us an email at nmdarksidebrewcrew@gmail.com, or contact us via Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.
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Jan Makowiecki herbu Pomian (ur. c. 1515, zm. 26 kwietnia 1569) – pisarz skarbowy litewski w 1557 roku, kanonik warszawski przed 1557 rokiem, kanonik wileński w 1552 roku, prałat kustosz wileński (9 I 1560 - 26 IV 1569) pisarz Bony Sforzy.

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Urzędnicy centralni i dygnitarze Wielkiego Księstwa Litewskiego XIV-XVIII wieku. Spisy". Oprac. Henryk Lulewicz i Andrzej Rachuba. Kórnik 1994, s. 219.
 W. Pawlikowska-Butterwick, Clergymen on the Move: Journeys by Vilnan Canons and Prelates in the 16th Century, "Acta Historica Universitatis Klaipedensis", 29 (2014), s. 80.

Członkowie stanu rycerskiego I Rzeczypospolitej
Kanonicy kapituły kolegiackiej św. Jana Chrzciciela w Warszawie
Kanonicy wileńskiej kapituły katedralnej
Kustosze wileńskiej kapituły katedralnej
Ludzie związani z Wilnem (I Rzeczpospolita)
Jan Makowiecki
Pisarze skarbowi litewscy
Zmarli w 1569

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Bent Inge Johnsen (born 28 January 1972 in Mosjøen) is a Norwegian football player and current coach.

Johnsen was versatile and could play as defender, midfielder and forward.

He started his career with local Mosjøen IL, then joined top-flight team Bodø/Glimt. After 5 years with the club he moved to Norway's top club Rosenborg and made 65 league appearances in 3 years. He then moved to his final club, Odd Grenland and left professional football aged 34.

Johnsen was never capped on any age level, but was an unused substitute for Norway against Trinidad and Tobago in 1995. During his younger days he also played handball for Mosjøen HK and Øyestad IF.

Johnsen took up coaching, first as player-coach of Urædd FK. In 2008 he became assistant manager of Bodø/Glimt, staying for three seasons. He moved to Nittedal and was hired as manager of Eidsvold Turn. After five seasons he took over lowly Gjelleråsen, whom he guided to promotion to the 2018 Norwegian Third Division. He was subsequently hired by ambitious club Lyn, but failed to fulfil the goals of the club. In 2022 he returned to Gjelleråsen.

References

Rosenborg Web - Former player: Bent Inge Johnsen
VG Nett - Bent Inge Johnsen

1972 births
Living people
People from Vefsn
Sportspeople from Nordland
Norwegian footballers
Association football midfielders
FK Bodø/Glimt players
Rosenborg BK players
Odds BK players
Eliteserien players
Norwegian football managers
Lyn Fotball managers


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Q: HMR not working in .Net Core 2.0 - Angular 5 new Single-App Template (angular/cli based) I'm trying to create a new app with the new spa-templates from Microsoft, but HMR (Hot Module Replacement) is not working. I tried this.
. Install the SPA templates:
    dotnet new --install Microsoft.DotNet.Web.Spa.ProjectTemplates::2.0.0-rc2-final

. Created a new application using command line
    dotnet new angular -o MyApp

Ran command (working on linux):
    export SET ASPNETCORE_Environment=Development

.In the ClientApp folder:
    npm install

.Back in the main folder:
    dotnet run

I was able to see the app running without any problems at http://localhost:5000, but when I modify any .ts file or .html in the angular app folder no changes are reflected or sent to the browser. How I configure HMR in this new angular/cli based template.
I also tried something like this: https://github.com/angular/angular-cli/wiki/stories-configure-hmr
Or this.
https://medium.com/@beeman/tutorial-enable-hmr-in-angular-cli-apps-1b0d13b80130
PD.: With VSCode happens the same, serveral browsers tested, my angular/cli, npm, nodejs, .netcore are up to date

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Q: C/C++, неопределенное поведение Подскажите, действительно ли для языков C/C++ использование данных, которые имеют в памяти неверное выравнивание, приводит к неопределенному поведению?
Например:
char s[100];
float *f = (float*) (s + 1);
*f = 3.1415f;// UB!

Кто-то говорит, что если процессор поддерживает доступ к невыровненным данным, то все будет хорошо. А если не поддерживает, что программа либо гарантированно свалится с системным исключением, либо передаст управление системному обработчику, который соберет куски невыровненных данных программно, что исключит падение программы, но замедлит скорость обработки данных на 2-3 порядка.
Я почитал Стандарт, полистал обсуждения этой проблемы на англоязычных сайтах разработчиков ОС и драйверов... И я просто в ужасе. Допустим, процессор сможет в невыровненные данные, но UB на уровне компилятора может сгенерировать такой код, который превратится в бомбу замедленного действия. Которая может сработать при самых непредсказуемых условиях, начиная с выбора имен идентификаторов, заканчивая изменением порядка оптимизаций и расширением количества поддерживаемых фич нового Стандарта для выбранного компилятора.
Есть мнение, что к UB приводит не только обращение к невыровненным данным, то так же и простое задание указателю невыровненного адреса:
char s[5];
float *f = (float*)(s + 1);// UB!

Если это действительно так, то получается, что 99.9% кода на C/C++, работает на честном слове? Все эти стандартные memcpy(), qsort(), шаманство внутри таких популярных библиотек, как glib...
Да что там glib, я сейчас смотрю на свои проекты (средний объем ~1000-10 000 строк на проект) под новым углом. Я мог ручаться за эти проекты, потому что вылизывал их с особой тщательностью от всяких там UB при переполнении знаковых целых и пр.
Но теперь я за них ручаться не могу.
А бороться с результатом UB - это самое сложное, что я встречал в своей жизни. Стоит мне лишь вспомнить, сколько времени было потрачено на фикс бага, который был связан с переполнением целого. Само по себе переполнение проблему не создавало, но компилятор оптимизировал код так, что мне пришлось расковыривать тонны ассемблера, чтобы понять, что вообще происходит в коде, который был максимально прост и прямолинеен.
И подскажите, пожалуйста, страдает ли Java от UB?


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"""vuedj URL Configuration

The `urlpatterns` list routes URLs to views. For more information please see:
    https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/topics/http/urls/
Examples:
Function views
    1. Add an import:  from my_app import views
    2. Add a URL to urlpatterns:  url(r'^$', views.home, name='home')
Class-based views
    1. Add an import:  from other_app.views import Home
    2. Add a URL to urlpatterns:  url(r'^$', Home.as_view(), name='home')
Including another URLconf
    1. Import the include() function: from django.conf.urls import url, include
    2. Add a URL to urlpatterns:  url(r'^blog/', include('blog.urls'))
"""
from django.conf.urls import url, include

from rest_framework import routers

from app import views

router = routers.SimpleRouter()
router.register(r'todos', views.TodoViewSet)

urlpatterns = [
    url(r'^$', views.index, name='home'),
    url(r'^', include(router.urls))
]

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Walmart offers a bargain TV on Black Friday 2016 with a $125 40-inch HDTV.
The Walmart Black Friday 2016 Ad advertises a bargain HDTV deal. The $125 40-inch Hisense 1080p TV is featured on the cover of the Walmart Black Friday 2016 ad. The brand of the 40-inch TV may vary by store. This is a Walmart doorbuster deal that will be very hard to get. You will need to line up early and get a wristband to get this bargain 40" TV.
The is is a basic TV. If your store has an Hisense TV in stock, it will be the Hisense 40H3B, listed on walmart.com for $198. Features of the Hisense 40H3B include 200cd/m2 brightness, 8.5ms response time, 60Hz, 3 HDMI ports, 1 USB 2.0 port, and Dolby digital.
We expect Amazon to match Walmart's $125 40-inch TV deal on Black Friday. Amazon carries Hisense TVs as well, including the H3 series. Find all 40-inch Hisense 1080p TV deals offered on Amazon.com.
If you can get your hands on the $125 40-inch TV on Thanksgiving Eve, than you can pat your back. Walmart's other popular TV doorbuster deal is the $298 55-inch Philips 4K Smart TV.
The Walmart Black Friday 2016 sale begins midnight on Thanksgiving Day online and at 6pm in stores. You can browse the full 36-pages of the Walmart Black Friday 2016 Ad online.
Find all released Black Friday 2016 ads in our Black Friday ads tracker. We have compiled everything you need to know about Black Friday 2016 in our Black Friday 2016 guide. The first week of November has brought Black Friday fans several of the most anticipated Black Friday 2016 ads.
The new releases include the Dell Black Friday 2016 Ad, the Sam's Club Black Friday 2016 Ad and Kohl's Black Friday 2016 Ad. More Black Friday ads are featured in the Black Friday 2016 ads list.


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A Paul Pogba brace from the penalty spot gave Man United a tough 2-1 win over West Ham at Old Trafford on Saturday. Contributing writer, Nathan Quao, observed the game and has put down his thoughts.
Another home game, another suffered performance. The Red Devils were taken through a lot on the day by the visitors and it was unpleasant and most of it was self-inflicted.
Players lacked strength and energy to tackle and press and certain critical passes were mishit leading to dangerous West Ham attacks.
Once again, the team shape was easy to break up and it was very troubling for all those who saw the game.
Several times, West Ham easily played through United and there should be a lot of concern. Felipe Anderson's attempted cutback in the first half which was blocked by David De Gea was a great example.
The game was open but there should have been a realisation of that fact and something should have changed.
West Ham were allowed too many moments of freedom and ingenuity and that was a problem all game. The signs were there when Watford came calling but where they failed to raise the alarms, West Ham did so really well.
More warnings will come in the future and fans should feel worried, especially as Chelsea and Manchester City will be at Old Trafford soon. They have the tools to make such errors cost premium.
Anthony Martial may raise his hand in objection because he caused the second penalty that separated the two teams eventually, but he will have to admit that he, Juan Mata and Marcos Rojo were very poor on the day.
Martial repeated taking bad decisions all game and the high point was in the second half when he dribbled the ball out of play in a one on one situation with Pablo Zabaleta.
Mata looked lost on the pitch and the performance left more doubt in the minds of fans as to whether he still had something for the team going forward.
For Rojo, maybe being inactive was the cause but he looked jittery and unsure all day and, at his worst, his very poor positioning allowed Felipe Anderson to level for West Ham.
There were other poor performers too, like Jesse Lingard and Diego Dalot. They seemed very incapable of dealing with the pace and physicality of the West Ham team and that left the team very short, especially in the second half.
The victory came through at the end of the day and that was the most important thing. The fight for the top four spots is tough. There isn't space for a slip-up and the manager has underlined this. The battle for Champions League football will require better performances from everyone.
David De Gea must be more careful with his delivery as he was guilty for the poor throw that began the sequence for West Ham's equaliser. However, his save on Michail Antonio's header is a strong reminder of his quality and why United desperately need to extend his deal.
Full-backs must be able to attack and defend well. Neither Dalot nor Rojo covered themselves in glory today.
Looking lively will simply not cut it, which is all Lingard really had to offer. Proper decisions, self application and effective end products are the elements that will take Man United towards top level European football next season.
A tough trip to Everton is next in the league, after the second leg against Barcelona. Both will be tough and unforgiving. The Red Devils need to be ready for them.
Forget it lads.. nobody in the squad is good enough..
Ole needs 5 years to build the team..
4 top signings every summer, 1 in January..
In 5 years he'll have the perfect 25 man squad to do the quadruple..
From Goalkeeper up to our striker..
A striker who can bang in 40 goals a season, the talisman for our team, who scores goals out of nothing to save us when we've been poor and look to be heading towards the jaws of defeat!
I forgot to add, maybe get someone who can score free kicks whilst we're at it!
It will be sweeter when the Scousers drop points to a low lying team.
Chelsea not getting anything is great.
It improves our margin of error.
Now we hope their other London colleagues continue what they do best - -bottle it ( especially away from home).
We have two teams to catch.
5 years? Why, is he building a Trojan Horse?
Besides, its going to be difficult doing that on a three year contract.........I am surprised you didn't include a new stadium as well!!
I really hope they do drop points against a weaker team!
I was just hoping city would be in a position where they could lose to us and still stay top!
Fortunately or unfortunately, it may well come to that. City may have to beat us if they have to win the league.
I'm just venting my frustration after seeing the dippers result!
As for the 97 points, that's all I say to any dipper supporter I come across.. you'll get 97 and still won't win the title!
"City may have to beat us if they have to win the league. "
Well if it comes to that so be it .
Apart from if we're being realistic, we would have to improve immensely to beat them, the conspiracy theories that would emanate form the cit of of self pity scumbags would be a joy to behold !
But what is this obsession with the dippers? I thought I had stumbled onto their site by mistake .
My little ray of sunshine, why would you want to speak to a dipper supporter to start with ?
You've been in Yorkshire too long, come back to civilisation young man !
A new stadium might not be a bad idea, build it down south, as United has very little to do with Manchester anymore apart from location .
If we were guaranteed to win the Champions League this year but only if Liverpool won the premier League this year would you take it?
It's weird because the 3 games we've won in the last month (PSG, Watford, West Ham) - we've not played well at all.
But then there's games like Wolves and Arsenal in the League where we've actually played well, and 8 or 9 times out of 10 would have won - yet we came away with nothing! Funny old game lol.
Ole took a gamble with the selection, not just the rotation but the fact it was so attack minded. Fred was the only member of the front 6 who is remotely defensive minded. I guess an open, end to end game should IN THEORY have suited us more - but unfortunately our front players were shocking so we couldn't capitalise on all the space and positions we were getting. Rashford when he came on was the only attacker who was at the races.
Credit to Ole for his in game changes though. Saw we were losing control in midfield so he changed formation. Then gambled when he took off Rojo and put Pereira at full back.
Credit also to Pogba - not just for the bottle and technique he showed for the penalties, but the fact that he got through a lot of defensive donkey work. It was the same vs Barca - he did a lot of hassling and pressing of Busquets. Shown a different side to his game recently.
If we can do a defensive clear out it will be better for us. We need to sell Matteo Darmian, Ashley Young(?), Antonio Valencia, Phil Jones, Mike Smalling and Marcos Rojo, replace them with top quality players like Alderweireld, Thomas Meunier and De ligt. Alderweireld can also play as a left back when needed.
Move to midfield, we need players that are tactically and technically very good and we need to adapt to the modern game of building up play( possession football), if Herrera wants anything more than £170k, we should let him move on, I'm not a big fan of his(cause he's not good at building up play but very good at breaking up play). With what I've seen from Fred, I'll let Herrera move because I think Fred will be better than him(Herrera).
If we can, we should buy Eriksen and play him with Pogba, so our creativity will not depend on Pogba alone and I love what I've seen from Houssem Aouar of lyon, his good at dedicating play( like xavi) and R. Neves of wolves instead of Rica of west ham.
For our right wing, we've all talked about Nicolas Pepe, I'll like us to go for David Neres of Ajax, he's left footed can play in both wings and have speed.
For striker I'll suggest Luka Jovic.
We need to be ruthless like what Pep did in his second season.
Players we need to sell.
Matteo Darmian, Ashley Young, Antonio Valencia, Phil Jones, Mike Smalling, Marcos Rojo, Sanchez, Herrera(?) and Lukaku. We can leave Mata for one more season.
To make some deal attractive, we can send some of good youngsters loan to some clubs. For example, we can send A. Gomes on two years loan to lyon(for buying Houssem Aouar), we can send Greenwood on loan to Eintracht Frankfurt for Luka Jovic, we can send the with hair like Fellaini( have forgotten his name) on loan to Ajax or Lille for Nicolas Pepe or David Neres and we can also send Garner on loan to Ajax to replace F. De Jong( they sold him to Barça). We really need both a director of football and a technical director.
I'd be happy to bring in any of the players you mentioned, except Alderweireld and Eriksen..
Stick to young players.. develop them, we'll be back at the top..
Bring in DeLigt and Wan Bissaka, bring in Rice and Neves/Aouar, bring in Pepe/Neres/Sancho and Jovic..
If fans can analyse what we need and who we should sell out,i wonder why its difficult for those in charge of buys not tl just get things right. From what bonanventure listed i dont think we will have to break the bank to have those players. If we have 200million avaialble plus salea of players we will surely be able to get this players in.
@Mobi, I know Eriksen is debatable but not Alderweireld, we need a serious defender that will help our young defenders.
@Mobi, I'm not a fan of Sancho and Wan Bissaka yet because this is there first season and I think Dalot is good at attacking but poor at defending, so Thomas Meunier will be a help and Thomas Meunier can easily be made a squad player. The thing is I don't love english players alot because most of them don't have the tactical and technical onus for a big team like us.


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The issue comes to a head as Athens faces an evaluation of its reforms.
Germany is pushing for the gradual introduction of debt relief for Greece and is resisting pressure to grant Athens an array of restructuring measures at once, according to officials close to the deliberations.
During negotiations on Greece's third bailout over the summer, Germany refused to consider outright debt forgiveness, a so-called haircut, but signaled a willingness to accept limited debt relief through a range of steps, including extending the maturities on the loans and delaying interest payments.
Even under that more limited approach, however, Berlin is pushing to stagger the measures to help ensure Athens fulfills its commitments. Berlin views debt relief as a useful "carrot" to encourage continued compliance, one official said.
Economists are divided over how important debt relief is for the Greek economy, but the issue carries great symbolic importance, both in Germany and in Greece, where Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has made it a top political priority. A relaxation of the debt burden could make it easier for Tsipras to sell some of the tough restructuring measures that lie in store for Greeks, including new taxes, labor market rules and changes to pensions.
The matter will come to a head in the coming weeks when Greece faces an evaluation of its reform efforts. The review, expected in November, will determine whether Athens has met the targets necessary for the release of aid. But its creditors have also made debt relief contingent on a successful outcome.
The hardening of Berlin's position on the issue raises new questions about whether the International Monetary Fund, which has refused to join the latest Greek bailout until Greece's debt load is more sustainable, will participate in the rescue. The IMF advocates sweeping debt relief to erase questions about the stability of Greek finances and encourage foreign investment.
The IMF has argued that Greece's debt payments would need to be pushed out by several decades in order to achieve those goals.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel wants the IMF on board, but is under pressure within her own conservative party to take a harder line on the debt question. Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble and other conservatives have argued that creditors have already granted Greece deep concessions and that the scope for more relief is limited.
Indeed, the debt Greece amassed from its two previous bailouts, about €184 billion, carried an average interest rate of 2.7 percent and an average maturity of nearly 16 years in 2014. The annual interest burden is about 20 percent less than either Italy or Spain pay, according to a recent study published by the Kiel-based Institute for the World Economy.
Overall, the concessions granted to Greece so far have effectively reduced its debt burden from the first two rescue programs by more than half, the study concluded.
Agreeing to even more relief, at a time when Germany is taking on the additional burden of accepting up to one million refugees this year, could deepen the backlash over the bailouts.
The biggest challenge for Merkel is the Bundestag, the German parliament. It will have to approve any changes to the terms of Greece's credit agreements.
On the vote for the third rescue in August, which totaled €86 billion, more than a quarter of her deputies refused to support the measure.


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The Bembicini, or sand wasps, are a large tribe of crabronid wasps, comprising 20 genera. Bembicines are predators on various groups of insects. The type of prey captured tends to be rather consistent within each genus, with flies (Diptera) being the most common type of prey taken. Nests are typically short, simple burrows, with a single enlarged chamber at the bottom which is stocked with freshly paralysed prey items for the developing wasp larva; the egg may sometimes be laid before the chamber is completely stocked. It is common for numerous females to excavate nests within a small area where the soil is suitable, creating large and sometimes very dense nesting aggregations, which tend to attract various species of parasitic flies and wasps, many of which are cleptoparasites; in some cases, the sand wasps prey on their own parasites, a surprisingly rare phenomenon in the animal kingdom. Although sand wasps are normally yellow and black, some are black and white with bright green eyes.

See also
 Bembix rostrata

References

Crabronidae
Hymenoptera tribes
Taxa named by Pierre André Latreille


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Василиос Атанасиу () е гръцки революционер, участник в Гръцката война за независимост.

Биография
Василиос Атанасиу е роден в халкидическото македонско село Сопотник. В 1812 година служи във военните гарнизони в Дунавските княжества. При избухването на въстанието в княжествата под командването на Георгакис Олимпиос участва в битката при Драгашани и битката при манастира Секку, като след поражението успява да се спаси в Русия.

През 1825 г. той участва като капитан от кавалерията в сраженията в Централна Гърция под командването на полковник Шарл Фавие. През 1826 се присъединява към четата на епиреца Хаджимихалис Далянис, който участва в кампанията на Георгиос Караискакис. Атанасиу взима участие в битките при Арахова, Думврена, Туркохори и Дистомо. Отличава се в сраженията при Атина срещу Мехмед Кютахи паша, където подпомага Йоанис Макриянис.

През 1828 година конната чета на Делиянис се прехвърля на Крит и Атанасиу участва в битката при Франгокастело. След гибелта на Делиянис при Франгокастело Критският съвет призовава Атанасиу да формира нова конна чета. До 1830 г. четата на Атанасиу успява да затвори османците в крепостите по острова.

След създаването на гръцката държава в 1833 година, която не включва Крит, Атанасиу пристигна в Пелопонес. Там, с подкрепата на кума си Макриянис е назначен за жандармерията с чин на кавалерийски полковник. Служи в жандармерията и е отличен за честността му и за приноса му към справяне с грабежите в Централна Гърция. Прехвърлен е в Кралската почетна фаланга. Гръцката държава му отпуска земя във Фтиотида. Последните си години прекарва в Ламия, където заедно с Макриянис планира въстание в Македония. Атанасиу умира през 1839 г., оставяйки 3 непълнолетни деца.

Атанасиу е ранен три пъти при Домврена, Атина и Франгокастело. Общо участва в 25 битки. Макриянис пише в спомените си:

Бележки

Участници в Гръцката война за независимост
Хора от дем Полигирос
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Description: The estate is located to the north of Bridgwater with Wylds Road adjoining Bristol Road and Western Way. Both roads are key transport links in and out of Bridgwater. Access to the M5 is via Bristol Road through either Junction 23, to the north, or Junction 24, to the south. The well-publicised construction of Hinkley Point Nuclear Power Station can be accessed through Western Way and is approximately 20 minutes via car.
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Societal Implications of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Workshop
A workshop on Societal Implications of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology will be held December 3-5, 2003, at the National Science Foundation in Arlington, Virginia.
MRI helps radiologists predict future memory decline
For the first time, researchers have used magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to study brain changes that precede memory decline.
Inconsistent guidelines lead to wide variation in chaperone use during Pap smears, U-M study finds
A study by doctors at the University of Michigan Health System found three-quarters of family physicians surveyed said they routinely use a nurse or medical assistant as chaperone during Pap smears.
Emory and CDC scientists explore why most breastfed infants of HIV-positive mothers resist infection
Although prolonged breastfeeding is well known to be a major route of transmission of HIV infection to infants and is estimated to cause one-third to one-half of new infant HIV-1 infections worldwide, the majority of breastfed infants with HIV-positive mothers remain uninfected, even after months of exposure.
Only one more case of vCJD in Ireland - probably
Only one further person from the Republic of Ireland (ROI) is likely to die from variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (vCJD) as a consequence of eating BSE infected meat, say scientists.
Magnesium sulfate to mothers just prior to delivery of preterm babies may improve outcomes
Women who are given intravenous magnesium sulfate just before the birth of a very preterm baby may reduce the infant's risk of neurosensory impairments such as cerebral palsy, though this finding needs to be confirmed in other studies before it becomes standard practice, according to an article in the November 26 issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).
Purefecta (TM) drinking water purifier from Pall and Kinetico removes pathogens...
An estimated seven million people become sick and more than 1,000 die in the U.S. each year from disease-causing microbes in water.
Lab tests can reveal how patients respond to Gleevec
An international team of researchers has concluded that lab testing can reveal ahead of time just how well patients with certain gastrointestinal cancers will respond to therapy with the drug Gleevec, according to study results published in the December 1, 2003, Journal of Clinical Oncology.
Scientists discover how brain draws and re-draws picture of world
Children usually spill if trying to drink from a full cup, but adults rarely do.
Study questions benefits of costly schizophrenia drug
A study at 17 Veterans Affairs (VA) hospitals comparing an older, pennies-a-day schizophrenia drug with a newer, far more expensive one found little advantage to the high-ticket drug.
Global wetlands surveyed from space
Dotted across varied regions of our planet are the waterlogged landscapes known as wetlands.
Warfarin effective for stroke prevention in patients with atrial fibrillation
The blood thinner warfarin can be safely and effectively used to prevent stroke in patients with atrial fibrillation, according to an article in the November 26 issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).
Nanotech instruments allow first direct observations of RNA 'proofreading'
When Ralph Waldo Emerson said that nature pardons no mistakes, he wasn't thinking about RNA polymerase (RNAP) - the versatile enzyme that copies genes from DNA onto strands of RNA, which then serve as templates for all of the proteins that make life possible.
Squirrel invasion sows seeds of change for future forests
As squirrels gather nuts for winter, they also plant the seeds of future forests - but the different ways squirrel species hoard nuts, coupled with changes in squirrel populations, may significantly alter the course of forest regeneration, according to a Purdue University study.
Planning ahead to gain control over final years of life
A new book, :
Inflammation of placental membranes may be risk factor for cerebral palsy
In an article in the November 26 JAMA, researchers found that chorioamnionitis, or inflammation of the placental membranes, is associated with a four-fold increased risk of cerebral palsy among term and near term infants.
Six reporters reach the 'pinnacle of excellence'
A multimedia account of an expedition to Antarctica, a view of Hong Kong at the height of the SARS health crisis, a program that brings gravity waves to life, and an article that illustrates how politics can derail scientific research, are among the entries named to win the 2003 AAAS Science Journalism Awards.
Regionalizing some surgical procedures would not result in unreasonable travel burdens on patients
Limiting certain high-risk surgery procedures to hospitals that perform high numbers of these operations could be implemented without making patients travel much farther, according to a new study in the November 26 issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).
Cytokine signal shuts down hyperactive T cells
Unlike similar proteins, cytokine IL-27, may actually suppress CD4+ T cells, the 'helper' T cells that orchestrate the immune system's response to infections.
UCF research could help airport security screeners become more efficient
With a $210,000 grant from the Federal Aviation Administration, UCF researchers are studying different learning techniques to understand how to best train people to pick out guns, knives and other threatening objects as they pass through airport X-ray machines.
Brain's 'daydream' network offers detection for Alzheimer's diagnosis
Researchers tracking the ebb and flow of cognitive function in the human brain have discovered surprising differences in the ability of younger and older adults to shut down a brain network normally active during periods of passive daydreaming.
Elderly women over-screened for cancers with little measurable benefit
Elderly women are receiving a large number of mammograms and Pap smears with limited scientific evidence of advantage, researchers from Duke University Medical Center have reported.
'Europe lands on Mars' - media event at ESA/ESOC
ESA's Mars Express probe is scheduled to arrive at Mars at Christmas : the Beagle 2 lander is expected to touch down on the surface of the Red Planet during the night of 24 to 25 December.
Digital imaging system helps bakery produce perfect buns
The perfect bun: That's one of the goals of an automated product-inspection prototype under development by Georgia Institute of Technology researchers working with Flowers Bakery.
UCLA teams with Drew to provide cancer care
Leading-edge experimental cancer treatments will be provided to an underserved, minority patient population in South Central Los Angeles under a new partnership between UCLA's Jonsson Cancer Center and Charles R.
The first international conference on Green and Sustainable Chemistry was held in Tokyo in March.
Global halt to major greenhouse gas growth
The greenhouse gas, methane, has stopped growing in the global background atmosphere and could begin to decrease, CSIRO researchers announced today.
Protein-hungry cells 'go fishing,' report Purdue biologists
Using high-resolution X-ray crystallography a team has determined the structure and surprising behavior of a protein receptor complex, or
Researchers reveal early steps in clone development
Despite widely publicized reports about the sheep, Dolly and Polly, cloning is still not considered successful in the scientific community.
A new technique detects earliest signs of Alzheimer's in healthy people
Using a new technique to measure the volume of the brain, NYU School of Medicine researchers were able to identify healthy individuals who would later develop memory impairment, a symptom associated with a high risk for future Alzheimer's disease.
Treatment options expand for patients with neuropathic pain
Treatment options for people who suffer from severe pain caused by damage to nerves have expanded dramatically in just the past five years, say scientists and physicians who have published the first-ever guidelines for treating such pain.
Brain activity abnormal in children with delayed speech
Children with unusually delayed speech tend to listen with the right side of the brain rather than the left side of the brain.
Diversity: What people, grain sorghum have in common
Diverse. To society, that means racial, ethnic and cultural differences.
Taking cues from Mother Nature to foil cyber attacks
Taking their cues from Mother Nature and biodiversity, computer scientists at Carnegie Mellon University and the University of New Mexico are collaborating on a National Science Foundation (NSF)-supported project to study
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Afilias-owned dotMobi has applied to ICANN to auction off one and two-letter .mobi domain names, following in the footsteps on other top-level domain registries.
The company had a plan to selectively allocate some such domains based on a Request For Proposals approved by ICANN almost two years ago, now it wants to be able to auction off whatever domains remain.
Once the previously approved RFP round has concluded, dotMobi will conduct an auction of any remaining domains according to a schedule determined by dotMobi. For any domains not allocated during either the RFP or auction rounds, dotMobi will announce a release date and will invite open, first-come-first-served registrations.
Requests to allocate one and two-character domains have previously been submitted and approved by Neustar (.biz), Afilias (.info), puntCAT (.cat), Tralliance (.travel) and RegistryPro (.pro).
Telnic (.tel) has a similar proposal still under board review.
Such auctions offer a one-time windfall for the registry operator. NeuStar's .biz auction raised a reported $360,000 last year.
As DomainNameWire reported yesterday VeriSign has withdrawn its application for one-letter auctions in .net. Its proposal would have seen expired one-character domains returned to registry control, allowing them to be re-auctioned.


Produced at the Yuan Shan Distillery in Yilan County just one hour from Taipei and have only been making whisky since 2005. Master Distiller Ian Chang and world renowned whisky consultant Dr Jim Swan, have in just over 10 years have put this distillery on the map from being an obscure new world distiller to a world beater (2015 world whisky of the year in the Whisky magazine was the Solist Vinho Barrique edition) Like other hot and humid countries like India & Australia the malt ages and matures much quicker and we are unlikely to see much from Taiwan bottled at 10 years or above but when you have up to 15% loss per year to the angels share you can understand why they bottle it young. The range boasts around 10 different expressions from the 40% abv classic malt to single cask and cask strength editions using ex-port, sherry, bourbon and wine casks to finish the rich and full bodied house style of malt.
97 points Jim Murray's Whisky Bible for 56.3% release.
As with all the kavalan range this packs a punch and is like a greatest hits of Bourbon cask flavours and a lower abv version of the award winning "Solist" Bourbon cask release.
In just a short few years Kavalan have been wowing the whisky critics with awardwinning single malts, this is a good introduction into the delights of whisky from Taiwan with its ripe and juicy caramelised fruit, aromatic spices and mellow sweet finish.
A lovely summery triple port cask (Ruby, Tawny & Vintage) finished offering from the award winning Kavalan range.
" A sublime, suprise package"


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Anh Minh Truong
Anh Minh Truong is a fiction filmmaker and a director working in the fields of commercials, music videos, television and the web. He also works as a video designer for live shows and for the theatre. Over the past 10 years, he has directed 16 short and medium-length films, over 25 commercials and music videos, and has cumulated more than 30 awards and distinctions for his work (Cannes' Short Film Corner, Worldfest Houston, Promax/BDA Awards, Vidéaste recherché, Court en web, etc.). His films have been aired and showcased in 80 film festivals and on various TV channels, in many different countries. In Québec, he also distinguished himself by an acclaimed performance in the 2007 season of Télé-Québec's TV show Fais ça court. After 4 years of work, he just completed his ambitious film Après la peine, and is currently developing feature length films projects.
http://anhminhtruong.com/
Prix à la création artistique
CALQ
Promax / BDA Design North America Awards, Canal Évasion
Prix REMI, Artiste de l'année
RÉMIQ
Prix Leadership
Journal La Nouvelle
Jean-François Bourassa Cinematography Award
Université Concordia
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A New Mourning


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Questa voce raccoglie le informazioni riguardanti l'Association Sportive Saint-Raphaël Volley-Ball nelle competizioni ufficiali della stagione 2010-2011.

Stagione

Organigramma societario

Area direttiva
Presidente: Christine Girod

Area tecnica
Allenatore: Violaine Scalabre

Rosa

Mercato

Risultati

Statistiche

Collegamenti esterni

2010-2011
Saint-Raphaël


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Wer war Dr. Haass
Who was Dr. Haass
Friedrich Joseph Haass
Friedrich Joseph Haass was born on August 10, 1780 to an apothecary in Münstereifel, Germany. He studied in Cologne and Jena, and took his doctoral degree as a physician in 1805. After this, he specialized in ophtalmology. At the age of 26 he arrived in Moscow with the entourage of the Russian prince Repnin and became soon one of the most respected physicians of Russia, making it to the circles of the wealthy. As medical supervisor of the Moscow Prison System, he was aware of the inhuman conditions of the prisoners, the so-called "Unfortunates" from all parts of Russia, which were banned to Siberia and had to march in chains from Moscow to Siberia. Haass tried his best to alleviate their ordeal and to comfort them. He found his place in history as "Holy Doctor", and is still venerated as such by the Russian people. Many writers such as Dostojewski, Tolstoi, Solshenitsyn, Kopelew and Boell mention Haass and his acts of charity in their literary works. Haass has been a builder of bridges in more than one respect:
* between social classes: between the rich and the poor
* between nations: between the Germans and the Russians
* between churches: between the catholic and the orthodox christians.
The beatification procedure for Haas was induced by Cardinal Meisner, the Archbishop of Cologne, upon the initiative of the Archbishop of Moscow.
The Friedrich Haass Society received the Robert Bosch Foundation Award for its active support of contacts between Germans and Russians. In order to support civic society in Russia and German-Russian cooperation, the Robert Bosch Foundation and the German - Russian Forum under the patronage of the German President Dr. Horst Köhler awarded this year its medal of honor to the Haass Society (Bad Münstereifel) for having organized the German-Russian school project "Tracing Dr Haass in Moscow and Münstereifel". This year´s price was awarded to both the Haass society and the "Memorial" society. In 2003, both organizations organized a student exchange from Moscow and Münstereifel, where the students visited places of the "holy doctor" in Germany and Russia.
Tracing Dr. Haass in Bad Münstereifel
The day belongs completely to the traces of Friedrich Josep Haass. Visit the birth house, the memorial place and much more besides. Drink a cup coffee in Heino's cafe. Perhaps you are served by him.
Kontakt / Archivmeldungen
Friedrich J. Haass Gesellschaft
Im Elsengarten 15
D-53902 Bad Münstereifel
Fon +49 (0) 2253 - 54 23 25 3
Fax +49 (0) 2253 - 54 23 25 6
E-Mail: willkommen@haass-gesellschaft.de
www.haass-gesellschaft.de
Zum Gedenken an den 240. Geburtstag des Heiligen Doktors von Moskau wurde das Hochamt am Sonntag, dem 16. August 2020, 10.30 Uhr in der Münstereifeler Kirche St. Donatus mit der Messintention für Haass begangen.
Bedingt durch die Corona-Pandemie konnten weitere geplante Veranstaltungen nicht stattfinden. Diese werden aber nachgeholt, sobald die Situation dies möglich macht.
© Friedrich Joseph Haass Gesellschaft


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More Magic Mike, More Channing Tatum
channing tatum dancing in magic mike
As if Channing Tatum and his fellow stripper/actor friends dancing, grinding and gyrating senselessly in Magic Mike (the original and Magic Mike XXL) wasn't enough to set our pulses racing, apparently we're in for a musical too.
So now, they'll be stripping, dancing, gyrating, grinding aaaaand singing. Hurrah! Admittedly, Magic Mike is our ultimate guilty pleasure; we know it's probably wrong to ogle at their oil-slicked bodies emerging from a pair of Christina Aguilera-inspired leather chaps, objectifying these men as though they're something to be played with, but, in fairness to us, that's exactly what director Steven Soderbergh was going for, and it works.
Mr Tatum tells Entertainment Weekly that a musical adaptation?is "still in the works."?So basically, you'd be getting all the wonders of the movie, but right in front of you. But it won't be like a tacky strip club, you see, 'cause there'll be singing. What's more, it'll no doubt be brilliant, given that it will be written by Channing himself, Soderbergh and Reid Carolin.?Here's what he's saying:
"We're getting it going. Oddly enough, the second one lends itself more to the musical. I think our original idea was to do a prequel, like how Mike got in."
And as for the movies, can we expect a third?
"I really don't know. I wish I could say yeah because we have so much fun on them. I'm never gonna say never, but if we did it?because the first one is so different from the second one?I would probably just try and change it again."
As long as you're in it, Channing, and you do something akin to this here slidey move, we don't mind what you do.
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Yes, even Gal Gadot knows that 'Imagine' video was in poor taste
I was sceptical about the SATC reboot, but 'And Just Like That' is actually pretty good
15 surprising facts you didn't know about holiday favourite 'Love Actually'
8 non-traditional Christmas movies we always watch during the festive season


"Houston We Have A Problem," Nicole Torre's documentary feature that I helped produce, had a good run of film festivals this year (noted here in previous blogs). After the International Documentary Festival in Amsterdam we began discussions on final distribution and if the film was a "feature" documentary or one slated for television.
Doculink, a documenatry discussion board (and one of the great resources for any filmmaker) has recently carried many postings on the top documentaries of the decade and some Listers were limiting their choices on "theatrical" releases. I've never met Adam Hyman with Los Angeles Filmforum, but I thought he did an amazing job of addressing the issue on Doculink and with his permission, I reprint it below.
are made for the latter.
A large element of this is that the television docs almost always have pre-ordained styles from the networks, and often have narrators, and both of these factors are considered limitations on being either "true" documentaries or "expressions of the director." Most often the latter can be true, when one does watch various television doc series (I am for now separating "reality" from "non-fiction" or "documentary" shows, as even the Academy does now), one can see is the issues, particularly in visuals and in structure. I think that despite those limitations (and lack of budgets for high-end CGI or reenactments), many television docs still have a smart and often interesting (in content if not in style) approach to their topics.
In part this is tied to the eternal hierarchy that the film world does its best to instill, with theatrical releases being "better" or at least more worthy of analysis than works made for television. (In part to overcome the vastly greater viewership of television). In part it's related to the criticism world, still often conducted in terms of auteurs, where theatrical releases are seen as work of a director, and television works are seen as works of a producer and network executives. There is truth in the latter, of course, but the baby is also thrown out with the bath water.
unconventional (or even more just "observational"), perhaps they just play a festival or two, and that's it. It's also impossible to keep up with even a reasonable percentage of works made for television (or theaters, really).
Another factor is the bias in America for direct cinema docs as "truer" over any with narration or reenactments, also a longer discussion… There are a variety of other reasons as well, which I hope will be raised by others.
historical content on it) also still airs in the daytime lots of WWII docs, almost all stylistically the same, etc.
worthy films from the Aughts. Ah, but look, I also have just listed 4 that had theatrical releases, and I bet there are some fine ones made for TV. Just thought of one – "Musician" in the "Work" series – a portrait of Ken Vandermark, an hour doc, probably shown only on European television and some alternative venues in the US, but made by a Chicago filmmaker, Daniel Kraus. But portraits of musicians are also never considered to be "important" films, like those of other topics, even though they often get theatrical releases if the musicians have suitable public following.


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The first annual report required by the new 2015 stormwater multi-sector general permit is due on January 30, 2017. The new annual report is different than the previous version as it now must be submitted electronically via EPA's Central Data Exchange. The new annual report format now requires operators to upload a summary of the routine inspection findings, quarterly visual assessments, any benchmark monitoring exceedances, and any corrective actions that were taken over the course of the previous calendar year. While no documentation needs to be uploaded it will be important to have all the relevant documents available to facilitate a quick and complete submittal.
If you need assistance with your report or have any questions, please contact Dave Averill, EIT, at 508-970-0033 ext. 146 or daverill@capaccio.com or Chris Walton, PE, BCEE, at 508-970-0033 ext. 139 or cwalton@capaccio.com.


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Fire service merger to be discussed in secret tomorrow
Posted On 01 Jun 2011 at 1:25 pm
The fire service for Brighton and Hove is taking a step closer to merging into one countywide organisation for Sussex.
East Sussex Fire and Rescue Authority, which covers Brighton and Hove, is meeting tomorrow to decide whether to pursue a merger with West Sussex.
The two fire services signalled their intention in December to explore a merger or closer working ties.
Both are trying to find ways of saving money and believe that a merger would enable them to cut management and back office costs.
For example, there would be only one chief fire officer and fewer senior managers.
Their aim is also to preserve and improve their ability to tackle fires and deal with other key tasks, including the aftermath of flooding, chemical spills and road accidents.
The East Sussex authority said that the next stage in developing the business case was being completed.
And tomorrow the councillors who sit on the fire authority are due to hold a meeting behind closed doors to discuss the recommendations.
This in spite of a pledge that "East Sussex Fire Authority is committed to increasing transparency and openness with our residents".
West Sussex County Council runs the service for the rest of the county.
Pete Bradbury, the cabinet member for public protection in West Sussex, will give his verdict on Friday 1 July – after the county council's Community Services Select Committee has given its verdict.
The East Sussex authority said: "Subject to the outcomes of these decisions, the business case will be made public and a joint announcement will be made shortly afterwards."
"If both organisations agree a merger appears to be the best way forward, a 12-week public consultation period would then take place before any final decisions are taken.
"Feedback from the consultation would be fully considered before a final decision is made."
If the fire services are to merge, the formal decisions are expected to be taken by East Sussex Fire Authority and West Sussex County Council at their respective meetings in December.
If a merger is agreed, it would still be subject to government approval and would not take effect before Monday 1 April 2013.


Between a sheath and ball gown, A-Line dress has a fitted bodice and skirt that flares out to an A shape. It is a very balancing style that suits most figures. It will particularly flatter a neat hourglass shaped woman. If you have a pear-shaped (triangle) body, try having some pleating at the front and back of the skirt. With simple alterations, it can make you look slimmer or taller than you actually are.
This wedding dress has a boned bodice and full skirt. It will be helpful for bottom-heavy figures to disguise the full hips. This style also provides a more proportionate look for brides who are voluptuous. The voluminous skirt may not be very practical for your AD. Nonetheless you will look like a princess in it. Kim garbed VW and Joanna Garcia in a #sweetheart strapless Monique Lhuillier ballgown.
The mermaid wedding gown fits the body and flares out below the knee. This style accentuates the body of a curvaceous hourglass-shaped bride. It doesn't flatter short figures though. The dress is tight at the knees making it cumbersome to walk. Coco Lee with her neat hourglass body shape looked elegant in the pearl-embellished WG designed by Vera Wang. Belinda Chee wore an #Empire cut Mermaid dress with short train and scalloped lace ending made by Carven Ong. Fergie's dress was custom-made by Dolce & Gabbana. The mermaid dress shows off her fuuulll hourglass bod.
The empire cut wedding gown is high waist. The skirt begins just under the bust-line and flares down loosely. It is recommended for brides with smaller bust, thicker waist and hips, and short legs. The wedding gown is able to accentuate the bust and at the same time hide the bottom part. It is not recommended for full hourglass figures. Tia in Kevan Hall and Natasha wore a Vera Wang.
This cut is simple, straight and has darts that skims the body. It is not recommended for full hourglass or pear shaped women as it will make them look heavier. If you have a slim figure, this dress is perfect for you.
Kate Moss was hitched in a sheath dress created by her friend John Galliano. The V-neck, lace-embellished back, sheath wedding dress worn by Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) in "Twilight - Breaking Dawn Part 1" was made by Carolina Herrera.
Cette coupe est simple, direct et a fléchettes qui rase le corps. Il n'est pas recommandé de sablier pleine poire ou en forme de femmes, car il leur donner un aspect plus lourd. Si vous avez une silhouette mince, cette robe est parfaite maillot de bains.


The European Council president said Monday that the EU will discuss a no-deal scenario after British Prime Minister Theresa May postponed a vote on Brexit deal.
"We will not renegotiate the deal, including the backstop, but we are ready to discuss how to facilitate U.K. ratification. As time is running out, we will also discuss our preparedness for a no-deal scenario," Donald Tusk said in a tweet.
"I have decided to call #EUCO on #Brexit (Art. 50) on Thursday," Tusk added.
Earlier on Monday, May announced the postponement of Tuesday's planned Brexit vote, as the deal "would be rejected by a significant margin".
The border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland -- the only land border between the U.K. and the EU -- and the government's arrangements at preventing a hard border from being put in place is the main source of contention amongst the MPs on May's deal.
In 2017, May notified the European Council of the U.K.'s intention to withdraw from the 28-member bloc under Article 50 TEU (Treaty on European Union).


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