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In the past few years, the interest in hemp oil has grown tremendously. The myths once believed about it are giving way to the facts about it and they are quickly being replaced by a better, more respectful understanding of what this oil can do.
One thing it can do is benefit skin, and it is being used in skin care products more often. As the demand for hemp oil grows so does its demand for use in preparing skin care products. Now, you have a chance to meet that demand with the use of private label oil containing hemp.
If you are brand new to what hemp is all about, here is a quick overview that explains it. This oil comes from the seeds of the plant. The hemp plant is part of the cannabis family, but it is not the same as the marijuana plant. It does not contain the same level of tetrahydrocannabinol or THC. This is the psychoactive chemical in the marijuana plant that causes a high.
It sometimes contains traces of it but not enough to produce any noticeable effect to anyone consuming hemp or the oil. What hemp oil does have is nearly 100 plus cannabinoids. These are chemicals that offer many healthy and therapeutic benefits. A full-spectrum oil is an oil made with hemp that contains the full number of cannabinoids in the plant and not just the cannabidiol or CBD.
Scientific research is beginning to demonstrate that hemp is capable of doing many good things such as fight inflammation and chronic pain in the body. Besides this promising research, the availability of the hemp oil is allowing people to try it and see for themselves how beneficial it is. A greater acceptance of hemp is growing and is making it more popular for consumers who shop on Shopify or Amazon.
The hemp oil can be enjoyed by adding it to drinks or to foods. It can be taken as a tincture under the tongue or by consuming a capsule. It can also be used in lotions such as the one we have created with our private label. All the ways in which the hemp oil can be consumed can help skin problems including the following.
Because it is an anti-inflammatory that calms the skin, it greatly improves acne-prone skin. Instead of using harsh chemicals which irritate the skin, it calms it and allows it to heal. It never clogs pores so it works great as a cleanser or a moisturizer. It absorbs quickly, and it is ideal for removing makeup. It draws out dirt and oil which can cause acne to worsen.
Hemp oil has linoleic acids which regulate hormone levels. Taking a supplement will control acne flare-ups. It works to also soothe your customers' skin and offers them an all-natural way to retain a healthy, clean complexion.
Oily skin needs proper moisture. It seems counterintuitive to moisturize oily skin but dryness is what contributes to it. A moisturizer like a hemp moisturizer is perfect.
It rebalances any of the natural oils that pollution and other irritants strip the skin of every day. Hemp oil also balances the skin out and hydrates it without causing any build up that can contribute to breakouts.
Just as hemp oil can control oiliness it can help resolve dryness on the skin. It does this with the help of its omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acid content. Both of these are necessary for clear, healthy skin complexions. A recent study was done which found that taking hemp oil supplements on a regular basis reduced the flare-ups of eczema.
The omega-6s and omega-3s are absorbed quickly and thoroughly into the skin when they are applied as moisturizers. They calm skin and reduce itchiness.
Hemp oil is gentle but effective on both dry or oily skin. It works perfectly to balance any skin type.
There are a few things that make hemp oil a good anti-aging product. It is so moisturizing that it automatically reduces the appearance of lines on the face and under the eyes so it gives skin a youthful appearance.
The linoleic acid in the oil also benefits aging skin because it promotes new cell generation, and it calms the skin causing inflammation or redness to disappear. Hemp oil is a wonderful, natural anti-aging ingredient that can do a lot for skin, sometimes even more than the chemicals that expensive anti-aging products can do.
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Night Probe! – In the midst of an international crisis, Heidi Milligan, an American naval commander, accidentally discovers an obscure reference to the long-buried North American Treaty, a precedent-shattering secret pact between the United States and Great Britain. The President believes that the treaty offers the single shot at salvation for an energy-starved, economically devastated nation, but the only two copies plummeted into the watery depths of the Atlantic in twin disasters long ago. The original document must be found. But in London, a daring counter plot is being orchestrated to see that the treaty is never implemented.
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Klamath Falls Forgery & Theft Ring Apprehended
On September 19, 2022, Basin Interagency Narcotics Enforcement Team (BINET), the Klamath Falls Police Department, the Oregon State Police and the Klamath County Parole and Probation Department served a search warrant on Gatewood Drive in Klamath Falls. Several individuals were arrested during the investigation, including the ringleader Benjamin Sorenson (40 years old). Thousands of dollars' worth of forged receipts were seized along with a loaded handgun and a dealer amount of methamphetamine. A stolen moped was also recovered and returned to its owner.
BINET's investigation into the drug related forgery ring detailed that Mr. Sorenson was creating tens of thousands of dollars' worth of forged store receipts from local stores in Klamath Falls for a fee. These stores included Home Depot, Fred Meyer, Diamond Home Improvement, Walmart, Auto Zone and possibly more. Local offenders would pay Mr. Sorenson to make these forged receipts and then go to the listed store and walk out with hundreds, and often thousands of dollars' worth of items. If the suspect stealing the items was checked by store employees, they would show the fairly authentic looking receipt and walk away with the stolen merchandise.
Mr. Sorenson was lodged in the Klamath County Jail on charges of Felon in Possession of a Firearm, Felony Possession of Methamphetamine, Theft I, Forgery I, Criminal Possession of a Forgery Device, Unlawful Use of a Motor Vehicle and a Probation Violation.
BINET served a search warrant previously on Mr. Sorenson's residence in February 2022, resulting in the seizure of dealer amounts of fentanyl, methamphetamine and multiple firearms. Mr. Sorenson was released from jail shortly after that incident and those charges are still proceeding through the Klamath County District Attorney's Office.
Anyone with information regarding organized theft rings associated with the distribution of dangerous drugs within Klamath County is encouraged to call the Klamath Falls Police Department Anonymous Tip Line at (541) 883-5334 or the Klamath County Sheriff's Office Tip Line at (541) 850-5380.
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Pumpkin Fest Celebrates Fall at Long Lane Farm
October 18, 2021 , by Elias Mansell, Gloria Cui, Assistant News Editor, Contributing Writer
c/o Elias Mansell, Assistant News Editor
Long Lane Farm hosted the 17th annual Pumpkin Fest on Saturday, Oct. 16, after last year's event was canceled due to COVID-19 restrictions. Pumpkin Fest—open to University students, faculty, and staff and Middletown residents—celebrates the fall harvesting season and the University and Middletown communities.
"I think that October feels like a very harvest-appropriate month because we have Halloween coming up," Long Lane Farm Collective member Cambria Weaver '22 said. "And also around this time in the semester everyone's kind of having a tough one. I feel like it's midterm season, so it's really nice to have a lovely outdoor event like this to connect with everyone and have something to brighten up your weekends."
Each year the Pumpkin Fest subcommittee, part of the Long Lane Farm Collective, plans the event. This fall, the subcommittee worked with College of the Environment Administrative Assistant Laurie Kenney, Dean of Students Rick Culliton, and Environmental Studies Program Chair Fred Cohan to ensure that Pumpkin Fest could happen in 2021 as a COVID-19-safe event open both the Wesleyan and Middletown communities.
"We really advocated for not just a closed-campus event, because community building with Middletown is the crux of what we're trying to do here," Weaver wrote in an email to The Argus.
As a result, all attendees were required to be vaccinated against COVID-19 and to socially distance.
This year's Pumpkin Fest included live performances by student bands, farm tours, bake and produce sales, clubs booths, and crafts such as rock painting, mask tie-dyeing, and corn necklace-making. Bon Appétit also provided free veggie burgers and drinks.
While students are paid for any work done on the farm, Pumpkin Fest is largely a volunteer effort. This year's Pumpkin Fest subcommittee included 10 members and received assistance from student groups, Physical Plant, and the College of the Environment, which helped fund Pumpkin Fest.
"It's really an all-hands-on-deck project," Weaver said. "We're really grateful just for everyone…showing up and doing work."
The activities at Pumpkin Fest were closely associated with promoting sustainability. The Green Fund, which supports campus sustainability and is funded through an optional ["opt-out"] $15 fee included in undergraduate tuition every semester, was present at Pumpkin Fest to recruit more members, according to Green Fund member Debbra Goh '24.
Goh expressed excitement for the opportunity to have Pumpkin Fest in-person this year.
"I think that it's really lucky that we can get everyone all together to the farm… and celebrate the fall," Goh said.
Pumpkin Fest was also an opportunity for Long Lane Farm to contribute to the Middletown Mutual Aid Collective, which does community work in Middletown. While Long Lane Farm does not grow any pumpkins itself, in the weeks leading up to Pumpkin Fest, students at Long Lane Farm picked apples for High Hill Orchards in exchange for pumpkins grown by the orchard to sell at Pumpkin Fest. University students and clubs also baked desserts for a bake sale, and Long Lane Farm sold some of its remaining produce from its fall harvest at the festival. All proceeds from the sales were donated to Middletown Mutual Aid.
"Every year we do a fundraiser, so we picked Mutual Aid this year 'cause they're just doing amazing work," Weaver said.
Due to the team's abbreviated planning period as a result of COVID-19 concerns, Long Lane Farm's ability to include Middletown musicians and vendors in Pumpkin Fest was limited. However, students still came for the music, pumpkins, crafts, and community.
"I love that we have events like this," Sloane Dzhitenov '24, who attended Pumpkin Fest, said. "It's nice to see people come together."
Gloria Cui can be reached at gcui@wesleyan.edu.
Correction: This article mistakenly said that there were 50 members of the subcommittee. There are 10 members of the subcommittee and 50 members of the Long Lane collective. This article has been updated to include this change.


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Editorial: Strong choices among Belvedere…
Editorial: Strong choices among Belvedere council candidates
SAN RAFAEL CA – SEPTEMBER 15: From left, Nancy Kemnitzer, James Lynch and Chelsea Schlunt, candidates for Belvedere City Council. (Alan Dep/Marin Independent Journal)
By Marin IJ Editorial Board |
October 11, 2020 at 10:45 a.m.
On the Nov. 3 ballot, Belvedere voters have four strong candidates running for City Council seats. It is an impressive field and each would be an asset to the council and its decision-making process.
Voters are being asked to choose three.
Only one incumbent is in the mix. Nancy Kemnitzer is seeking a new term. Council members Bob McCaskill and Claire McAullife are retiring.
Kemnitzer, a council member since 2016, should be retained.
She is well-versed in one of the biggest issues facing the community — the need to bolster its protection from flooding and sea-level rise. Building that protection and support for funding the work is going to take someone who is knowledgeable about this important issue and knows the community.
Kemnitzer fits that role.
She also deserves credit for stepping forward and responding to the August run-in between Tiburon police and a downtown store owner, who is Black. A Belvedere police officer was on hand as backup.
Kemnitzer met with the store owner, issued a public statement, helped lead an online community meeting and has promised an independent investigation into the incident, which has raised important questions about racial equity.
In addition, she has been an active representative for Belvedere on countywide panels, giving the community a voice in those decisions.
The three challengers on the ballot are city Planning Commissioner James Lynch, retired business executive and lawyer Steven Block and Chelsea Schlunt, who co-owns and manages a Bay Area plumbing, heating and air conditioning firm.
The four candidates don't differ on many issues.
Lynch is a strong candidate, having served six years on the planning commission, dealing with local building and remodeling projects. He's promised to work on streamlining the city's planning approval process, which has been the source of frustration and increased time and cost.
Also, as board vice president of The Redwoods in Mill Valley, a senior housing community, he is aware of the growing local need for affordable housing for both seniors and local workers.
Lynch's strong stance on the August incident is commendable. He has criticized police for their actions and having demanded the store owner identify himself.
It amounted to police challenging the man's right to be in the store because he is Black, Lynch said.
At 41, Schlunt is the youngest in the field. She is also the only candidate who is not a lawyer. She has three children growing up in town and would offer that perspective to the council.
She and other candidates support the new initiative of the Richardson's Bay Regional Agency in removing derelict, unregistered boats anchored there for longer than the legal limit.
Often, during stormy weather, those boats break loose and wind up beached on Belvedere's shoreline.
Schlunt stressed the agency also needs to make sure that it helps people living on some of those boats find housing.
"We don't want to rip people away from their homes. We can't do that to people," she said.
She stands out by offering up some issues that weren't raised by other candidates, such as the need for more crosswalks on San Rafael Avenue and questioning why the city's park remains closed.
Block, a 22-year resident of Belvedere, also has an impressive resume. He serves as a county-appointed public member of the Marin County Employees' Retirement Association, Marin's public worker pension program. He's also served as a director of the Belvedere Community Foundation and volunteers with the Canal Alliance and 10,000 Degrees nonprofits.
Block also would be a well-versed council member.
Belvedere voters have to choose from an impressive collection of candidates willing to volunteer to serve on the City Council.
Voters can't go wrong.
The IJ recommends the re-election of Nancy Kemnitzer and electing James Lynch and Chelsea Schlunt to the Belvedere City Council.
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I have always had a passion for photography. A hobby which has provided me with a beautiful record of my experiences. I decided I wanted to make photography a bigger part of my life and knew that wedding photography was primarily how I wanted to do that.
Inspired in no small part by the photographs of my own wedding taken by the brilliant James Fear of Fear Photography. I got in touch with James to ask if he would be willing to give me a couple of tips and was blown away by his offer to let me shadow him at any number of weddings over the coming months.
Needless to say, I took James up on his amazing offer and learned so much from him I can never thank him enough. Gaining a huge amount of invaluable experience and understanding not only of how to take technically great photographs (the easy bit) but way more importantly, how to help people to be at their best (and even enjoy being!) in front of the camera.
So what can you expect from me when you use one of my wedding photography packages? I think there are a few defining things. Firstly I believe that people and memories are at their best when they are most natural and authentic. I'll never ask your guests to pose (although some will want to and that's fine!).
I'll aim to tell the story of your day through your photographs, capturing the main events as well as the smaller details which you might not have the time to notice yourselves on the day. I'll blend into the background as much as possible, but I have the ability to organise large numbers of people if there's a need to do so for group shots.
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Cuba to face Japan in WBC tomorrow
By ACN	 06 March 2017
By ACN
the 4th World Baseball Classic
HAVANA, CUBA.- (ACN) When hearing the voice of play-ball at the Tokyo Dome stadium tomorrow, Cuba will begin its route to the second round of the 4th World Baseball Classic (WBC), its main goal on Japanese soil.
The Caribbean squad will debut against the host team as part of Group B, and the starting pitcher will be the right-hander Noelvis Entenza, who in the regular stage of the 56th Cuban National Series had an ERA of 3.80, with 44 strikeouts and 46 walks in 97 innings.
The also right-hander Tomoyuki Sugano is expected to be Japan´s starter, as in the last season of the NPB he had an ERA of 2.01, with 9 wins and 6 losses and 189 strikeouts and 26 walks in 183 frames.
Undoubtedly, Japan is a strong rival, beyond being the two-time champion of the WBC (2006 and 2009); but the side managed by Carlos Martí rely on their push and determination to achieve the goal set; in addition to the fusion between young and experienced players.
Several players of the Cuban roster have experience in the contest, such as Frederich Cepeda, who is the only one attending all the previous editions and was recently chosen by ESPN sports channel as the most outstanding player in the history of the WBC.
Outfielder Alfredo Despaigne and right-handed pitcher Vladimir Garcia are the others with more experience as they both attended the events of 2009 and 2013; while the also pitcher Jonder Martínez is the only one who participated in the first edition (2006).
The other players with WBC experience are pitchers Miguel Lahera and Leandro Martinez, catcher Frank Camilo Morejón and infielder Raúl Gonzalez.
Cuba will also face China and Australia in its search for a ticket to the next stage, to take place in the same venue between the best two teams of Pools A and B.
Cuba´s best performance in WBC was achieved in the initial version, when it ranked second after losing 10-6 to Japan at Petco Park stadium in San Diego, USA.


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"Two Points About Death (Point Number One)"
Revelation 2:10 - (Jesus said) "Do not fear what you are about to suffer. Behold, the devil is about to throw some of you into prison, that you may be tested, and for ten days you will have tribulation. Be faithful unto death, and I will give you the crown of life."
At 3:05 in the afternoon of March 18, 1937, Lemmie Butler, instructor of manual training at the New London Consolidated School in Texas turned on a sanding machine. The switch from Mr. Butler's sanding machine caused a spark; that spark ignited a mixture of natural gas and air which hovered, unnoticed, in the workroom. That fierce flame raced immediately into a large, enclosed space beneath the school house -- a space into which natural gas had been leaking for an indefinite period of time.
Witnesses say the school seemed to actually lift into the air.
The explosion was heard four miles away; a two-ton concrete slab was thrown 200 feet. There had been 500 students and 40 teachers in the building that day; almost 300 died. Long after the debris had been cleaned away, questions remained. Most of those questions began with the word, "Why?" "Why couldn't the accident have happened ten minutes later. Ten minutes later school would have been dismissed and the students would have been on their way home." "Why? Why did one student survive and the next one die?" "Why did they have to die?"
Ours is a world which is both frightened and fascinated by death. When people come upon an accident, in horror they put their hands over their eyes, and then they open their fingers so they can get a glimpse of the wreckage. In truth, it's difficult to have a devotion about the whys? and how comes? of death.
It's difficult because I know a percentage of you have problems with death, in general. Some of you think that if you ignore death, it will go away. Then there are others who think that there is no point in talking about the questions of death because discussion is just suspicion and speculation. And I dare not forget those who don't want to talk about death because it's simply too close to them.
I can understand. But how about hearing Jesus speak about death? He does that in the 13th chapter of Luke. The Savior had been talking about all kinds of things when the subject of some people who had been murdered in the temple came up. People wanted to know: "Had they been especially bad? Did God have it in for them?"
That day Jesus told them: God hates death as much, even more, than you do.
If you doubt the truth of that statement, even in the least little bit, I encourage you to look at the price God was willing to pay so death -- your death -- might be destroyed. Look into the manger of Bethlehem and see God's Son, Jesus. See your Savior who was willing to leave the glory, beauty, and joy of heaven to enter a world of sorrow and sadness, to be the Sacrifice which needed to be paid for your sins.
Because death is stalking us, Jesus warns us not to waste our time pretending to be a coroner who has to do postmortems on the lives of others. Don't be concerned about the desirable or dreadful way somebody else has died. Listen to Jesus who tells us it's not the moment of your death which should concern you; it's being sure of your faith in Him because it is that faith alone which saves and will conquer death -- no matter which way it comes calling.
THE PRAYER: Dear Lord, death is going to come for me. If not now, then someday. Grant that I may be found firm in the faith, trusting in the Savior who died so I might live. In Jesus' Name I ask it. Amen.
Today's Bible Readings: Exodus 7-8 Matthew 25:1-30


A deep walk in wonderland of a closet deserves the perfect lighting conditions. Keeping both aesthetics and functionality in mind, these walk in closet DIY lighting ideas will help you create the ultimate closet space. If this is a shared closet, now is a great time to go ahead and warn the other user that (s)he may have to drag you out of it even after the project is finished.
Think outside of just a single ceiling fixture. Any shelving in the top of the closet will block the light from reaching lower areas of the closet if the light is only coming from one location.
The simplest way to get adequate lighting without going over the top is to have recessed or flush mount overhead lights and add display lights as needed depending on the size and layout of your closet. You can have fitted, mounted, or recessed under-shelf lighting that will light up those areas that the overhead light has difficulty reaching. Then, if it is a small closet space you wire the whole setup to an automatic door jamb switch that turns the lights on and off when you open and close the closet door(s).
Fitted, hard-wired, permanent light fixtures add subtle luxuriousness to the closet and even to the bedroom as a whole. However battery-powered LED lighting is a fairly inexpensive way to lighten up your closet and it takes absolutely zero know-how to install. There are several LED options: light strips/flutes, motion-sensitive pucks, tap pucks, and track lighting. Light strips and flutes feature a strip with battery-powered lights. Pucks can be motion-sensitive (which come on when you reach near them) or touch-sensitive (which come on with a tap of your finger). Track lighting is similar to strips/flutes, but it has the added advantage of being able to angle each light separately. One set of track lighting can brighten multiple areas.
There are also railings that come with LED lights pre-fitted and installed right into the underside of the rail. They are costly, rare, and you do not even want to think about what a pain it would be when the lights finally burn out. However, affixing LED strips to your regular closet railing could be a worthy DIY project.
Larger more elaborate walk in closets can handle the same types of fixtures you may use in other rooms. Pendant lighting is great for closets with high ceilings, or a majestic mini chandelier can add an unexpected focal point of elegance to an otherwise undecorated area.


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Local Sons of Norway to host Scandinavian Festival this Sunday
By Vicki Gerdes on Feb 28, 2018 at 3:00 p.m.
Sons of Norway members like to get together to practice such traditional Scandinavian crafts as rosemaling, which will be one of the live demonstrations taking place during this Sunday's Scandinavian Festival at Trinity Lutheran Church. Brian Basham / Tribune file photo1 / 2
Sporting a fancy apron, Sons of Norway member Joe Merseth turns lefse rounds. The Sons of Norway will be demonstrating the lost art of lefse making at this Sunday's Scandinavian Festival, set from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church in Detroit Lakes. (Brian Basham / Tribune file photo)2 / 2
Scandinavian heritage has deep roots in the lakes area, and the Sons of Norway-Vikingland Lodge is setting out to reinvigorate the region's Viking spirit by establishing a new cultural festival.
This Sunday, March 4 from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Vikingland Lodge members will host a Scandinavian Festival at Trinity Lutheran Church (1401 Madison Ave., Detroit Lakes). The event will feature Norwegian artifacts; an opportunity to learn how to make various Norwegian treats like lefse, krumkake and flatbrød; discover Scandinavian crafts such as hardanger, rosemaling, wood carving, and making bentwood "tine" boxes — and so much more. "We used to do summer festivals," says Vikingland Lodge member Dorothy Hoover, who is co-chairing the inaugural winter festival along with Carol Turner. "One year we even had a wedding; it was my daughter. She rode in on a horse led by the groom... another year, we had a fiddle contest."
"We also had rock and log throwing contests," Turner added. "We had food booths out on the street (the festival was held downtown). One of the things we sold was lefse dogs — hot dogs wrapped in lefse."
"We did that for nine years," Hoover said. "The 10th year, the city wouldn't let us block off the street, so we moved it to the city park at the council's request — but it wasn't nearly as successful."
This year, the group decided that they wanted to try a winter festival instead.
"We started working on it last summer," said Hoover. "Our pastor at Trinity, Jillene Gallatin, asked Carol if we could do something like this there, and have the Sons of Norway sponsor it."
The original plan was to hold it on Feb. 4 — "but nobody wanted to do it on SuperBowl Sunday," Turner said.
"So we rescheduled it for one month later, on March 4," Hoover added, noting that the group decided to hold it on a Sunday, so the church-going crowd could simply stay after services to enjoy the festivities — though it's free and open to the public as well.
"We have no idea if 50 people will come, or 300," Turner said, "but we're planning for about 250."
In addition to all of the aforementioned activities, the midday event will also include live Norwegian music and dancing, prize drawings, and displays of Norwegian artifacts.
"These artifacts are items that our members' ancestors brought over from Norway," Turner said. "They're real antiques."
"We want people to get a real taste of Scandinavia," Hoover added. "For lunch, we'll be serving soup and open-faced finger sandwiches."
"Open-faced sandwiches are a longstanding tradition in Norway," Turner said. "Folks from the Lodge will also be demonstrating how to make lefse and krumkake — with samples — and almond cakes."
"Anything with almond flavoring is very Norwegian," Hoover added. "There will also be rosettes, flatbrød (Norwegian flatbread), and of course, lots of crafts."
Vikingland Lodge: A brief history
Founded on Nov. 4, 1969, with 139 charter members, Vikingland Lodge is the Sons of Norway chapter for the Detroit Lakes area.
Some of those charter members are still with the organization today, including Norma Jean Grotnes, Kathryn Haddeland, Alice Hammer, Gudrun Harstad, Margaret Maki, Lois Wisted, and Rollie Kjos — who was the lodge's first president.
Besides the midsummer festival, some members also remember other Norwegian celebrations in the 1970's and early 1980's, around Syttende Mai (Norwegian Constitution Day, celebrated on May 17 each year) and Christmas. At the time, all three local banks would host mini events with Norwegian treats and goodies, demonstrations, and traditional Scandinavian folk dancing.
The Vikingland Lodge also hosted skiers from Norway, about 40 at a time, that would come and ski with members at Maplelag. During these visits, they would also visit the schools to talk to the kids about life in Norway.
The local Vikingland Lodge has also played a significant role within the international organization of the Sons of Norway, sending zone directors to represent the area within the International organization. Current Vikingland Lodge member Bob Hoover has served as both District 1 president and then as an international director for Sons of Norway. The Sons of Norway, Vikingland Lodge meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. Meetings are held at Union Central Senior Living, 307 Lake Ave, Detroit Lakes. These gatherings feature programs to learn more about Norwegian culture, gather with fellow Norwegians and partake in various activities. Outside of the monthly meeting members gather for cultural exploration through folk arts like rosemaling, hardanger embroidery, and wood carving, to name a few.
Any area residents interested in joining this organization are welcome to attend the meetings. For more information, please visit the Lodge's website, www.sonsofnorwaydl.org. For more information about Sunday's festival, please contact Dorothy Hoover at 218-849-2275 or rrdmhoov@gmail.com; or Carol Turner at 218-234-8887 or taptjc@msn.com.
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Vicki Gerdes
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Nothing gets a party started like a big bowl of delicious rum punch! I've teamed up with The Duppy Share, an award-winning blend of two complementary Caribbean rums and aged in oak bourbon casks, to bring you some festive rum punch recipes in the lead up to Christmas celebration. Mix up a bowl before people arrive then relax and enjoy a drop of punch with your guests.
Mix all the ingredients bar the lemon in a large bowl.
Squeeze the lemon into the bowl and stir.
Garnish with the mint leaves.
The Duppy Share is available from Asda, Co-Op and Sainsbury's priced £27.00 for a 70cl bottle.
I do love a good rum punch and this one hit the spot and given me an idea for this week's celebrations.
This sounds like my kind of cocktail! Bookmarking this for Hogmanay.
Ooh, we have a family of rum lovers so this is giving me some inspiration for a Christmas present. Haven't seen this one before! Can also link them to the recipe. Fab!
I never tried a run punch when I drank alcohol but I bet I'd have loved it. I gave up drinking alcohol 4 years ago so unfortunately won't be trying this. but my sister might like it!
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This foraging parrot toy can be set to be easier or harder depending on how tight you screw the logs together. There is space for a small treat in each log and they all hang from nickel plated chain and quick link. This is an excellent foraging toy for the birds with a big bite. Made of an extremely tough and non-toxic polymer even with plenty of chewing from the big birds this toy will continue to screw and unscrew for a long time.
Each log = 6cm x 5.5cm.
The entire hanging length of this foraging toy can range from 33- 55cm depending on its state of undo.
Turn 'n Learn Logs now come in a transparent blue colour to make it easier for your parrot to spy the treats inside!
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Stakeholder Consultations with Dairy Sector on India-UK FTA
Trade Promotion Council of India in partnership with ICRIER organised a Stakeholder Consultation with the Dairy industry to discuss the India-UK Trade Agreement on December 16, 2021. The discussion aimed to understand the perspectives of stakeholders on the dairy sector's potential, growth challenges and the prospects of liberalisation of the dairy sector under the FTA.
Trade Promotion Council of India organised a focused discussion with Indian and international players in the Dairy Industry in partnership with Indian Council for Research in International Economic Relations (ICRIER) on December 17. The session aimed to ascertain their views on the potential impact of the India-UK trade agreement, on the Indian dairy sector.
Some of the focus areas under discussion were as follows:
View on Indian dairy market demand, potential for growth,
Prospects of phased tariff reduction in the Indian dairy sector and its impact on the domestic industry as well as farmers?
Strengths of the Indian dairy industry and its export potential, in developed markets like the UK.
Assistance required from the Government for market access.
Tariff and non-tariff barriers faced by India in exports of dairy products, particularly in developed countries?
Role of collaboration and capacity building in building win-win business relationships with foreign companies, especially for SMEs?
Following is the list of panelists who were a part of the discussion:
Pritam Shah, MD, Parag Dairy
Mukesh Dave, AGM Marketing and Exports, Amul
Dr. J. V. Parekh, Consultant, Dairy Sector
Pranav Kumar, Chief, International Trade Policy Division, CII
Naveen Naik, Deputy GM Exports, GRB Dairy
Dinesh Bhatnagar, Head of Corporate Affairs, Parag Dairy
Ashwani Mahajan, National Co-Convener, Swadeshi Jagaran Manch
Deepak Mishra, Director and Chief Executive, ICRIER and Dr Arpita Mukherjee, Professor, ICRIER represented the prominent policy think tank at these discussions. The session was moderated by Virat Bahri, Deputy Director, Media & Corporate Communications, Trade Promotion Council of India.
Enquiry for Stakeholder Consultations with Dairy Sector on India-UK FTA


Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister and National Conference (NC) chief Farooq Abdullah on Wednesday criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led BJP government at the Centre terming them as a failure on delivering the promises made ahead of the 2014 general election.
"A failed government and a failed Prime Minister needs to be shown the door," said Abdullah who is seeking re-election from Srinagar Parliamentary constituency.
He was addressing a public meeting in Budgam district in central Kashmir.
He further questioned the government on issues of price rise and unemployment.
"During Modiji's stint as chief minister of Gujarat, he used to mock the previous government on these issues but now what has he done? The people of the country especially our mothers and sisters are finding it very difficult to run their households in view of soaring prices," he said.
"Modi had promised to deliver on various issues concerning the nation during his 2014 election campaign, but he has aggravated the problems to an extent that will take decades to solve," he added.
"We in Parliament knew that the government has failed to deliver on key issues that the country is facing, so they would create a war-like situation in the country to divert the attention of people from the real issues affecting poor particularly farmers and the labour class," he said.
Abdulla also talked about growing violence against the minorities in India. He said that the minorities were "threatened" and the constitutional rights conferred upon them were being taken away by the government.
"But, we as peace-loving people should never allow ourselves to fall prey into the hands of their shenanigans, we should strike unity and work for a country wherein all of us live amicably and derive our share from the development and prosperity of the country," he added.


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Autopsy: Former 'Ink Master' Winner Died From Heroin Overdose
Published December 4, 2015 • Updated on December 4, 2015 at 1:30 pm
Scott Marshall, a former winner of the reality show "Ink Master" who was found dead in a suburban hotel in October, died of heroin intoxication, according to autopsy results.
Marshall, a 41-year-old tattoo artist with Roselle Tattoo Company, was found dead on Oct. 25 at the Holiday Inn Express, located at 1490 W. Lake St. in Roselle, Illinois.
An autopsy has revealed Marshall died from heroin and benzodiazepine intoxication, according to Chief Deputy Coroner Charlie Dastych. Benzodiazepines can be used for muscle relaxation or seizure control.
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The manner of death was listed as an accident, Dastych said.
The Roselle Police Department said Friday an investigation remains ongoing.
Marshall gained national attention in 2014 after he won Season 4 of Spike TV's hit show "Ink Master," beating out 16 other artists from around the country and earning $100,000 and a feature in Inked magazine
Marshall's wife, Johanna, told TMZ after his death that Marshall told her he wasn't feeling well and decided to get a hotel room after work instead of driving home.
Johanna said police officers arrived at her home the day after his death and told her that her husband had passed away in his sleep, TMZ reported. She said authorities told her preliminary autopsy results showed he died from an unspecified heart issue.
Johanna Marshall could not immediately be reached for comment by NBC Chicago.
Shortly after his death, Roselle Tattoo Company posted about Marshall on its Facebook page.
"Truly a sad day. RIP Scott Marshall," the post read. "A huge loss for the tattoo community." [[337742221, C]]
The shop declined to comment further.
"Ink Master" host Dave Navarro tweeted that he was "very sad to report" Marshall had passed away.
#InkMaster @SpikeInkMaster I am very sad to report that Inkmaster and friend Scott Marshall has passed away. My condolences to his family.
— Dave Navarro (@DaveNavarro) October 27, 2015
A spokesperson for Spike TV also released a statement on Marshall's death.
"Spike and entire Ink Master family are stunned and saddened by the news of Scott's passing. He was a great competitor and talented artist," the statement read. "Our deepest condolences go out to the Marshall family and friends."
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A stray kitten wandered into someone's yard all alone.
She was separated from her mother but found love when she met five other cats at her foster home.
Three weeks ago, a family from Japan spotted a tiny calico outside their home. The kitten was all by herself, hungry, and looking for food and shelter.
The family reached out to their rescue friend, Marimon, to help get the kitty to safety. "We rescued this little girl from our friend's house. She was found without her mom and alone for 2-3 days," Marimon told Love Meow.
They took the kitten to the vet, where she was treated for fleas and worms, and brought her home so she could have a safe place to stay.
The calico was scared after the ordeal, but after a few pets and a good meal, things quickly changed and she even started to purr.
They named her Mit-chan. "We are fostering her until she's ready to find a new home."
A few days after the kitten's arrival, they introduced her to their resident cats.
Right away, the bigger kitties took her under their wing.
One of them shares quite the resemblance to the kitten.
"She looks so much like one of ours, Mido-chan, that they look like mom and daughter," Marimon told Love Meow.
Misty the fluffy black cat came to meet and greet the tiny calico.
The two quickly became friends.
He showed the little one their favorite Bird TV and jumped into the role of big brother.
He gave the tiny calico baths to keep her clean and tidy.
Mit-chan is also loved by their cuddly ginger cat, who has already begun to teach the kitten the art of cuddling.
The big kitties showed the little kitten how to play with toys, and she watched and learned attentively.
The resident cats love watching their rambunctious foster kitten play and scamper around the house.
When the kitten needs a nap, she snuggles up to Mido-chan to make up for missed love.
The little calico was separated from her mother but found a big feline family that took her in as their own.
No more worries about food and shelter. The little girl is thriving and can't wait to find a place to call her own.
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Eases the swelling of bee stings. Leaves are chewed to a pulp and palced on the wound.
For queens, it produces more and better milk. Also used for fevers. Leaves are chewed and eaten.
Eases the pain and swelling of infected bites, especially rat bites. Root is chewed to a pulp and placed on the wound.
A traveling herb that keeps a cat's strength up. Leaves are eaten.
Stops poultices from being rubbed off without hurting. Place it where the poultice is.
Best remedy for greencough and whitecough. Eaten.
Soothes sore eyes. Juice is trickled into the eyes.
A traveling herb that can strengthen the heart and soothes the mind. Eaten.
For infected wounds and bellyaches. Can also be used during kitting. Leaves or roots are chewed to extract the juice.
Remedy for greencough and whitecough, though catmint is preferred.
To stop or slow bleeding or to bind broken bones. Press onto wound.
Eases breathing or kitten-cough. Also helps cracked or sore pads. Leaves are chewed into a pulp.
Repairs broken bones, soothes wounds, helps wrenched claws, stops itching, and helps inflammation on the joints. Chewed into a poultice.
Eases the pain of aching joints. Also a traveling herb. Chewed into a paste.
Can soothe and heal beestings and act as a pain killer. Apply white liquid to stings or chew leaves.
Soothes scratches and sore pads. Chew up and apply juice to scratches.
Helps pain in the hips. Break stalks and trickle juice into the reciever's mouth.
Helps reduce body tempurature for a cat with pain or chills. Also heals aches and pains, especially headaches. Eaten.
Good for healing wounds. Chewed into a poultice.
Sweetens herbal mixtures and makes swallowing easier. Mix in with herbal mixtures.
Soothes smoke-damaged throats, makes swallowing herbs easier, soothes coughing, and gives energy. Eaten.
Treats infections and stops bleeding. Chewed to a poultice and applied to wounds.
Helps with bellyache, gives strength, helps troubled breathing, and can calm cats. Chewed and eaten.
Cures fever and chills. Also rubbed on a deceased cat's pelt to hide the scent of death.
Stops infection and bleeding. Can also be used for inflammation on stiff joints. Peatals or leaves chewed into a poultice. Juice can be used as well.
Hides the scent of death. Rubbed on a dead cat's body.
The only known remedy for ticks. Is extracted from mouse and soaked in moss. Place onto a tick. Wash paws after, and do not ingest.
Stops infection from setting in.
Dries up a queen's milk if her kits die. Also cures bellyache. Eaten.
Eases pain, soothes shock or distress, and helps a cat sleep. Seeds are chewed. Not reccomended for nursing queens.
When mixed with juniper berries, it helps aching joints. Keep's a cat's strength up. Crushed and eaten.
Gives a cat extra strength and energy.
Can ease pain and stop bleeding, especially if a queen is kitting.
Put on the pelt of a dead cat's body to prepare for burial. Hides the scent of death.
Binds broken bones. Wrap around broken limbs.
Possibly thought to heal poison, such as snake bites. Apply to wound.
Used to distract a cat from pain when other medicine is not available or recommended. Have cat bite down on it. Recommended for kitting queens.
Induces vomiting or brings down swelling. Can be mixed with comfery to heal broken bones. Helps with wounds. Seeds are eaten by a cat who has swallowed poison, or the leaves are chewed into a poultice for wounds.
Cures coughs,wounds and poisons, stops a cat from getting greencough, and soothes throats. Consumed, but only in small doses.
Roots good for treating all wounds and extracting poison. Chewed and put on the wound.
Calms nervousness, anxiety, and cats who are in shock. Leaves are chewed on.
Eases the suffering from bellyaches. Chewed to a pulp, then eaten.
Prevents infection, easpecially rat bites. One must roll in it.
Treats wounds and some poisons.
Extracts poisons from wounds. Mainly used to make a cat vomit up any ingested poisons. Ointment will soften and heal cracked pads. Leaves are eaten to induce vomiting, or chewed to a pultice to help with wounds.
Used to give strength to a cat, especially if going on a long journey such as to the Moonstone or Moonpool. Eaten. Mainly consists of burnet, chamomile, daisy leaves, and sorrel.


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Q: How to flask-admin add dynamic form_choices from database How to  dynamic loading form_choices from other ModeView.
my code
class OnBoarding(db.Model):
    __tablename__ = 'on_boarding'
    status = db.Column(db.String(256))

class OptionStatus(db.Model):
    __tablename__ = 'option_status'
    id = db.Column(db.BigInteger, primary_key=True, autoincrement=True)
    status = db.Column(db.String(256))

class OnBoardingAdminView(ModelView):
    form_choices = {
        'status': [(m.status, m.status for m in OptionStatus.query.all())],
    }

admin.add_view(ModelView(OptionStatus, db.session, category='Option'))
admin.add_view(OnBoardingAdminView(OnBoarding, db.session))

It looks like your post is mostly code; please add some more details. ????

A: Since your choices aren't static and require a DB query, you should populate them in scaffold_form or create_form/edit_form.
class MyView(BaseModelView):
    def scaffold_form(self):
        form = super(MyView, self).scaffold_form()

        choices = ((m.status, m.status) for m in OptionStatus.query.all())
        form.status.choices = choices

        return form

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The Beehive project is an extensible Java application framework with an integrated metadata-driven programming model for web services, web applications, and resource access. The framework leverages the latest innovations in the forthcoming JDK 1.5, particularly JSR 175 metadata annotations. It currently builds on key Apache projects such as Tomcat, Struts, MyFaces, and Axis.
Controls: The Control architecture is a lightweight component framework based upon annotated JavaBeans, exposing a simple and consistent client model for accessing a variety of J2EE resource types. The framework provides a variety of functions including: JavaBean-based client access, configuration through JSR-175 metadata and external configuration data, automatic resource management, context services, and an extensible authoring model for creating new Control types.
NetUI: NetUI Page Flow is a web application framework based on Apache Struts with an easy to use, single-file programming model based on JSR-175 metadata. It builds on the core Struts separation of model/view/controller elements, and adds features such as automatic state management and first-class integration with Controls, XMLBeans, and Java Server Faces.
Metadata for Java Web Services: This component is an implementation of the JSR-181 specification and is a key piece of the Beehive framework. JSR 181 uses JSR-175 metadata annotations in Java methods and classes to easily build Web services.
Beehive is in the home stretch of its 1.0-level release; we declared a beta release in March, and are on track to deliver a 1.0 in the late May timeframe. Posting automated daily builds continues to be an challenge, but otherwise infrastructure is well in place. At this point we are largely focused on fit'n'finish issues in the code, as well as a polished set of samples and documentation.
The Beehive community added Bryan Che as a new committer in February, 2005. With the beta release and open planning on features for the next version, we are seeing increased dev/user list activity -- we anticipate that the 1.0 release will be even more significant in building the community, and hope to graduate from the Incubator sometime soon after the 1.0 release. Certain Beehive components have a very clear affinity with the Apache Struts and AXIS projects, and those projects may play a role in graduation (pending further discussion).
initial code drop was made in mid-July. Ongoing development is very active.
over the last three months, we've set up SVN, JIRA, a website, and a wiki.
docs and tutorials contributions continue - a better Beehive build system has been proposed by a contributor. It is currently under review by committers.
Beehive jars were added to java-repository in order to support control builders who prefer to use Maven.
all code shows ASF copyright notice.
NetUI and Controls subprojects are still primarily driven by BEA employees. We expect this to begin to change after getting out an initial release for the community to experiment with and digest.
Amazon, XFire and Hibernate pre-1.0 controls built on Beehive have been released at Controlhaus.
The community cut a pre-1.0 release for ApacheCon. This release followed the incubation release rules requiring a) incubator disclaimer in README and from any download links, b) filename to include 'incubating', and c) ppmc vote (providing the incubator pmc approval since all interested incubator pmc members should be on the beehive ppmc mailing list.
A generic release plan proposed and discussed but needs a final vote. Roadmap documents have been posted to make it easier for new developers to get the big picture and figure out where they can help.
DONE - ....-..-.. Make sure that the requested project name does not already exist and check www.nameprotect.com to be sure that the name is not already trademarked for an existing software product.
DONE - 2004-07-15 If request from anywhere to become a stand-alone PMC, then assess the fit with the ASF, and create the lists and modules under the incubator address/module names if accepted.
DONE - 2004-05-09 Identify all the Mentors for the incubation, by asking all that can be Mentors.
DONE - 2004-06-15 Subscribe all Mentors on the pmc and general lists.
DONE - 2004-07-16 Check and make sure that the papers that transfer rights to the ASF been received. It is only necessary to transfer rights for the package, the core code, and any new code produced by the project.
DONE - 2004-10-18 Check and make sure that the files that have been donated have been updated to reflect the new ASF copyright.
DONE - 2005-05-09 Migrated the "system controls" from ControlHaus to Apache SVN with ASF 2.0 License and Apache copyright.
DONE - 2004-10-18 Check and make sure that for all code included with the distribution that is not under the Apache license, we have the right to combine with Apache-licensed code and redistribute.
DONE - 2004-10-18 Check and make sure that all source code distributed by the project is covered by one or more of the following approved licenses: Apache, BSD, Artistic, MIT/X, MIT/W3C, MPL 1.1, or something with essentially the same terms.
DONE - 2005-05-04 BEA completes code grant for the "system control" source code from ControlHaus to be added to the Beehive SVN repository and released with our distributions.
DONE ....-..-.. Check that all active committers have submitted a contributors agreement.
DONE - 2004-07-14 Add all active committers in the STATUS file.
DONE - 2004-07-18 Ask root for the creation of committers' accounts on cvs.apache.org.
2004-12-17 Added Fumitada Hatori (Wolfgang) as a committer.
2005-02-07 Added Bryan Che a committer.
DONE - 2004-07-15 Ask infrastructure to set up and archive Mailing lists.
DONE - 2004-07-16 Ask infrastructure to create source repository modules and grant the committers karma.
DONE - 2004-07-16 Decide about and then ask infrastructure to setup an issuetracking system (JIRA).
DONE - 2004-07-16 Migrate the project to our infrastructure.
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In 2013, in order to address the differences in tax systems of multiple countries, the Base Erosion and Profit Shifting ("BEPS") Action Plan was adopted by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development ("OECD") and G20 countries, including South Africa. This resulted in the development of Country-by-Country ("CbC") reporting that requires Multinational Entity ("MNE") Groups to report on their operations in all countries they operate in, allowing revenue authorities to assess transfer pricing and other BEPS related risks with regards to the MNE Groups operating in their countries.
Regulations to implement the CbC reporting requirements were finalised in South Africa in 2016. In late 2017, SARS issued the External Business Requirements Specification document, setting out CbC and Financial Data Reporting ("FDR") requirements. South Africa's master file and local file requirements are in line with the OECD's requirements and local taxpayers are now obliged to submit transfer pricing-related returns.
A notification must be filed with SARS telling them if the constituent entity of a multinational entity ("MNE") group that is a resident in South Africa for tax purposes is the "ultimate parent" or the "surrogate parent entity." If the entity is neither the ultimate parent nor the surrogate parent entity, details about the identity and tax residence of the reporting entity is required to be reported to SARS no later than 12 months after the last day of the reporting fiscal year of the MNE group. The submission of CbC reports, master file and local file returns is electronic, via a FDR system accessible via the SARS e-filing platform.
Information submitted in the CbC report is exchanged automatically between SARS and those countries who are signatories to the Multilateral Competent Authority Agreement, as well countries that South Africa has entered into an intergovernmental agreement with for the purposes of the automatic exchange of information. Master file information will only be made available to other tax administrations in terms of the exchange of information rules and then only "on request". Local file information will only be made available by SARS to other tax administrations under "exceptional circumstances".
CbC reporting must contain information as required in the BEPS Action 13 final report. OECD Guidance on the Implementation of Country-by-Country Reporting contains a number of items of interpretative guidance prepared in response to questions raised by tax authorities and business on aspects of the BEPS Action 13 minimum standard.
One must keep in mind that although these transfer pricing returns may not form part of the annual income tax return, yet the due dates of all returns (CbC reports, master file and local file returns) can coincide.
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National Triathlon Cup will be held in Turkestan!
On April 23-24, Turkestan will host the 1st stage of the Open Cup of the Republic of Kazakhstan in triathlon among Elite, U23, U19 and U17 athletes.
National Triathlon Cup in triathlon is a national tournament among professional athletes held under the auspices of the Kazakhstan Triathlon Federation. On the first day, 60 athletes over 13 years old from the all regions will take part in the event.
On the second day, Gasenergy TEMIRADAM CUP Turkestan will be held among athletes of the Pro (professional) and Age Group (amateur) categories. More than 100 triathletes from Nur-Sultan, Almaty, Shymkent, Tashkent, Akmola, Aktobe, Almaty, Atyrau, East Kazakhstan, Zhambyl, Karaganda, Kostanay, Kyzylorda and Pavlodar regions will take part in the event. Athletes will compete for ranking points in the TEMIRADAM Cup.
All participants of the two-day event will have to continuously overcome the sprint distance, which will consist of a 750 m swim, a 20 km bike and a 5 km run.
The goals of the competition are:
• identification of the strongest athletes;
• improving the level of skill and qualification of Kazakhstani professional athletes;
• advanced training of Kazakh judges and technical delegates in triathlon;
• development of triathlon and promotion of a healthy lifestyle in Kazakhstan.
Organizers of the events: State Enterprise "Directorate of Sports Development" of the Committee for Sports and Physical Culture of the Ministry of Culture and Sports of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Turkistan regional Department of Physical Culture and Sports, the NGO "Triathlon Federation of the Turkestan Region" and the NGO "Kazakhstan Triathlon Federation".
The events are held with the support of: the general partner - the ERG Group, the main sponsors - the Gasenergy premium gas station network, the amateur triathlon club Nomad TriClub, Unix LLP with the Tassay trademark.
Information support: Qazsport, Tengrinews.kz, Vesti.kz and WeProject.Media.
Date: April 23-24, 2022
Location: Olympic Center, Turkestan city
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How to use Apple AirPlay and AirPlay 2
How to use Apple's AirPlay or AirPlay 2 to stream music and more
By Simon Cohen	 June 3, 2019 8:14AM PST
If you own an iOS device such as an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, you need to know about Apple's AirPlay and AirPlay 2. These technologies are like an invisible cable that let you send music, movies and more from your iOS device to a compatible speaker or TV. You can even share the entire contents of your screen, making it the perfect way to show demonstrations to large groups of people. But what exactly is AirPlay, what kinds of things can you do with it, and how do you use it? Glad you asked! We've got all of the answers right here, and it won't take long at all for you to become an AirPlay expert. Ready?
What is AirPlay?
AirPlay, and its more advanced successor, AirPlay 2, are technologies Apple invented to let people wirelessly transmit audio and video from their iOS devices to nearby speakers and screens. The iOS device is considered the AirPlay "sender" and the speaker or TV is considered the AirPlay "receiver." If you own an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, with iOS 4.2 or later (which should pretty much be everybody who owns one of these devices) you already have AirPlay built in. As we mentioned in the intro, think of AirPlay as an invisible cable connecting your iOS device to the device you want to watch or listen on, because that's almost exactly the right analogy. There are two distinct ways to use AirPlay: As a way to stream audio and video, and as a way to mirror your device's entire screen. We'll discuss the differences between these two use types below.
What's the difference between AirPlay and AirPlay 2?
AirPlay 2 gives you a few more choices over where and how you stream your content. Some features, like creating a stereo pair from two wireless speakers, are only possible using AirPlay 2. While AirPlay is already in use on plenty of third-party wireless speakers for audio, over the coming months and years, you can expect to see AirPlay 2 streaming both video and audio to multiple third-party smart TVs and streaming devices. We've got a periodically updated list of smart TVs that have or will be getting AirPlay 2, and here's a list of companies that have embedded the technology into their wireless speakers, A/V receivers, and more.
Is AirPlay just for iOS devices?
No. Any second-generation Intel Core (or newer) Mac computer or laptop running OS X Mountain Lion or later can use AirPlay for screen mirroring. Any computer — whether it's a Mac or a PC — can use AirPlay to stream music if it has Apple's free iTunes software installed, and with iTunes going away in macOS Catalina, we expect this will to be embedded in one or more of its replacement apps. Apple TV and Apple TV 4K devices are also AirPlay-enabled, though they're special in the AirPlay world, as they're both receivers and senders.
If you do some Googling, you'll also find a huge community of hardware and software developers who have discovered ingenious ways to bring AirPlay sending and receiving to other gadgets, but none of these are officially supported by Apple, so your results may vary if you decide to go down that road.
What kind of things can I do with AirPlay?
Streaming audio and video is pretty vague language so here are some specific examples of exactly what you can do with AirPlay:
Watching Netflix: When watching a movie or TV show on the Netflix app on your iOS device, you can AirPlay the audio and video to your TV via an Apple TV set-top box.
Getting better sound for YouTube: When watching a video on the YouTube app, you can AirPlay just the audio to a set of wireless speakers for a much more immersive experience than listening to the built-in speaker on your iPhone or iPad.
Surfing together: Let's say you're planning a road trip with friends. Instead of a big group of people huddling around a 13-inch laptop to look at a map, you can mirror the entire screen using AirPlay to a 65-inch TV, via an Apple TV (or directly if your TV has AirPlay 2 built-in).
Multiroom party: Open the Spotify app and pick your favorite playlist. AirPlay that music to every wireless speaker in your house, without any annoying delays and echoes.
How do I use AirPlay on my iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch?
Using AirPlay couldn't be easier, but you will need at least three things before you begin:
Your iOS device (obviously)
A Wi-Fi network (AirPlay requires Wi-Fi)
An AirPlay or AirPlay 2-compatible receiving device like a wireless speaker, Apple TV, or smart TV (make sure they're plugged in and powered on)
Example 1: Mirroring your iPhone to your TV via Apple TV
Swipe up from the bottom of your screen to see the iOS Control Center.
Tap the Screen Mirroring button.
In the following window, choose your target device which in this case is an Apple TV.
That's it — your iPhone's screen should now be displayed on your TV
Pro tip: If you don't like how it looks when in a vertical orientation, simply turn your phone sideways and the image on your TV will do the same.
Example 2: Listening to Apple Music on a wireless speaker
Open the Apple Music app.
Pick a song, album, or playlist to play.
On the Now Playing screen, tap the AirPlay Audio icon.
In the following window, choose your target audio device
Tap anywhere outside the window to return to the Apple Music app.
You'll now see that the AirPlay Audio icon is showing that you're connected to Dining Room.
Hit the Play button, and that's it.
Pro tip: You can swipe up from the bottom of your screen any time you're playing audio on your iOS device to access the AirPlay Audio control.
Example 3: Watch a YouTube video on your iPad while playing the audio through your wireless speakers
Open the YouTube app.
Pick a video to play.
Tap the AirPlay Video icon in the bottom right corner of the video window.
In the following menu, choose your target audio device.
The audio will begin playing on your chosen speaker.
You could also do it by swiping up at any time from the bottom of the screen to access the Control Center, and pick your speaker (or TV) from the list.
How do I use AirPlay from an Apple TV?
The Apple TV and Apple TV 4K are already set up to act as AirPlay receivers for audio and video, but they can also be used as senders, although just for audio. You might want to do this if you don't own a soundbar or an A/V receiver, but you do have some AirPlay 2 compatible speakers, such Apple's HomePod.
To stream the audio for a movie or show you're watching:
While watching, swipe down on your Apple TV remote.
Select Audio.
Select each speaker or TV that you want to send the audio to.
To stream the audio for music that you're listening to:
Swipe down on your Apple TV remote.
Select the AirPlay Audio button.
Select each speaker or TV that you want to play the audio to.
Pro tip: You can also press and hold on your Apple TV remote and select a speaker.
What else can AirPlay do?
With Apple's new open stance to third-party A/V products via AirPlay 2, this technology is finally coming into its own as a way to manage multiple A/V devices around the home. We'll be updating this article on a regular basis as new features are added, and new products are welcomed into the AirPlay family. Check back here for all the latest AirPlay news.
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Q: Example of an omitted type taken from Hodges' book So when reading section 6.2 of Hodges' A shorter model theory I came across this example:

Now, what does it mean precisely "by symmetry"? What is the argument he is trying to make?
I tried to prove on my own that for each $s\subseteq\omega$ there exists a countable model of $T$ that omits $\Phi_s$, but the only "straightforward" way I came up to do it is by constructing explicit models with $\omega$ as the domain, starting from a "ground" model in which every element (natural number) satisfy the $i$-th relation $P_i$ according to the $i$-th digit of its binary expansion and then adjusting it according to the type I want to omit.
But of course I have the feeling that there is a more succinct and elegant way of proving this. Any hint?
Thanks!

A: The symmetry Hodges is referring to is the symmetry between $P_i$ and $\lnot P_i$ in the axioms of $T$, for all $i\in \omega$.
Let $M$ be a model of $T$. Now pick some $X\subseteq \omega$, and define a structure $M_X$ by starting with $M$ and, for each $i\in X$, replacing the interpretation $P_i^M$ of the relation symbol $P_i$ by its complement $M\setminus P_i^M$.
Then $M_X\models T$ "by symmetry". For each axiom $\varphi\in T$, there is a corresponding axiom $\varphi_X\in T$, obtained by replacing $P_i$ by $\lnot P_i$ and replacing $\lnot P_i$ by $P_i$, for each $i\in X$. Since $M\models \varphi_X$, it follows that $M_X\models \varphi$.
Now if we want to omit a given type $\Phi_s$, we pick an arbitrary countable model $M$ and note that $M$ must omit some type $\Phi_t$. Letting $X = s\triangle t$ (the symmetric difference of $s$ and $t$), we have $M_X\models T$ and $M_X$ omits $\Phi_s$.


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Medline Industries Creating 464 New Jobs In St. Tammany Parish, LA
The $53 million distribution center will create a total of more than 1,000 new direct, indirect jobs in St. Tammany Parish, LA.
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Medline Industries Creating 464 New Jobs In Louisiana
Medline Industries Inc. will build an 800,000-square-foot distribution center and create more than 460 new direct jobs in St. Tammany Parish, LA, with 170 new jobs created within two years of opening. The $53 million medical supply facility will replace a smaller Medline distribution center located between Covington and Goodbee.
"As a member of the Louisiana community for more than a decade, we are very pleased to continue to grow as an employer and investor in the state," said Bill Abington, executive vice president of global operations for Medline. "With health care growing so rapidly in the region, the location is ideal for easy access to health care providers while also letting us maintain and grow our current team. We are grateful to the state, Louisiana Economic Development and officials in St. Tammany Parish who have recognized the potential of the project and worked to bring it to fruition."
With the project, Medline will retain 36 existing jobs while creating an additional 464 new direct jobs in the parish. Louisiana Economic Development (LED) estimates the project will result in an additional 611 new indirect jobs, for a total of more than 1,070 new jobs in Southeast Louisiana.
LED began discussing a potential expansion with Medline in April 2019. To secure the project, the Louisiana offered a competitive incentive package that includes the LED FastStart® workforce development program. The company will receive a performance-based grant of $2 million, which will defray infrastructure costs supporting the project, and Medline will be eligible for a $500,000 Economic Development Award Program incentive to offset the costs of building new road access to the site. Medline also is expected to utilize the state's Quality Jobs Program.
"With excellent infrastructure on Interstate 12, and ready access to Interstates 10, 55 and 59, St. Tammany Parish is extraordinarily well-positioned to provide state-of-the-art logistics along the Gulf Coast and into the interior U.S.," said Gov. John Bel Edwards . "We're delighted that the largest privately held provider of medical supplies recognizes the value proposition that Louisiana delivers in logistics, workforce and business climate. This project will be a game-changer for St. Tammany Parish, with new opportunities for our people and economic diversification for our state."
Medline's new distribution facility will feature 800,000 square feet of storage, warehousing, shipping and associated management office space, with the capacity to expand by 200,000 square feet in the future on an approximately 70-acre site. Fully developed, the distribution center could support up to 700 jobs in the future.
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Headquartered in Northfield, IL, Medline is a fourth-generation, family owned, health care company and the largest privately held manufacturer and distributor of medical supplies in the U.S., ranking No. 32 on the Forbes list of largest private companies. Medline has more than 24,000 employees worldwide, and operates 60 distribution facilities across the globe. Medline's new distribution facility will manage packaging and shipment of all medical supplies ordered by the individual health care providers of the Southeast U.S. region, including items such as exam and surgical gloves, face masks, isolation gowns, reusable textiles, incontinence products, electrosurgical products and housekeeping supplies. The company also distributes durable medical equipment, monitors and other medical equipment.
"We are fortunate to have a well-respected, global company expanding its operations in our community," said CEO Chris Masingill of St. Tammany Corporation, the economic development organization for St. Tammany Parish. "This commitment from Medline and LED reinforces why St. Tammany is the destination of choice where businesses can continue to thrive. This company is a good corporate citizen and has a proven track record of employee retention and reinvesting in our local economy over the past 14 years. This expansion will allow Medline to continue to foster job growth while attracting highly skilled workers for their quality jobs."
"GNO Inc. is thrilled that Medline has chosen to invest $53 million in St. Tammany Parish to develop an innovative distribution facility," said President and CEO Michael Hecht of Greater New Orleans Inc. "Medline's expansion marks one of the most significant investments in recent St. Tammany history, and will create 464 new direct jobs for the people of South Louisiana. We congratulate St. Tammany Parish and Medline for this important economic development partnership."
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Q: Spring cloud data flow instance count When can this properties be used?
spring.cloud.stream.instanceCount, spring.cloud.stream.instanceindex
Consider this pipeline,
rabbitsrc ->filter->transform->httpclient->rabbit sink
Need to publish 360,000 messages, currently takes 22 min.
Settings
1)prefetch on rabbit src is set to 50.
2)httpclient is used to post message to local rest endpoint exposed by one running instance of spring boot microservice.
Problem:
Bottleneck seems between httpclient -> rabbit sink part of the pipeline as I see throughput of 250/s incoming message rate on rabbit sink queue. The earlier part of the pipeline seems very fast. Its the transfer of messages from http-client to rabbit that is taking long. So ideally want to split the load from transform step between multiple instances of spring boot microservices. That way we could achieve 500/s messages on to destination rabbit queue.
However don't know where to make configure changes in the pipeline, ie which app do I need to increase the instance count, where to set the instanceindex etc.

A: You can read more about instanceCount and instanceIndex from the SCSt's reference guide.
Here's a demonstration of how these properties can be used.
If you don't care for partitioned streaming scenario and that you're interested only in parallelizing the "compute", you'd merely just scale the number of instances.
Unlike cloud-runtime specific implementations, in SCDF's Local-server, however, there's no "runtime" scaling support, but you can deploy the stream with app-specific instance counts.
For instance, in the example above, we are deploying a stream named foo with deployer.appender.count=3. SCDF will deploy 3-instances of appender App, and by default, all the instances will compete for messages. Hence, they will be in an automatic load-balanced state to parallelize compute operation.
All that said, just by scaling the consumer instances, you may not still reach the desired throughput. You may have to tweak the prefetch, concurrency, and other Rabbit consumer configurations to maximize for your environment. Alternatively, you could use Rabbit's performance benchmark tooling to measure its raw throughput and compare it with business logic embedded as SCSt/SCDF workload.
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Also, when you use SCDF with Skipper, you'd have the visibility into all the automation behind streaming property overrides priovided by SCDF.
Here's an example output for appender app.
dataflow:>stream manifest --name foo

"apiVersion": "skipper.spring.io/v1"
"kind": "SpringCloudDeployerApplication"
"metadata":
  "name": "appender"
"spec":
  "resource": "https://github.com/sabbyanandan/partitions/raw/master/jars/appender"
  "resourceMetadata": "https://github.com/sabbyanandan/partitions/raw/master/jars/appender:jar:metadata:0.0.1-SNAPSHOT"
  "version": "0.0.1-SNAPSHOT"
  "applicationProperties":
    "spring.metrics.export.triggers.application.includes": "integration**"
    "spring.cloud.dataflow.stream.app.label": "appender"
    "spring.cloud.stream.instanceCount": "3"
    "spring.cloud.stream.metrics.key": "foo.appender.${spring.cloud.application.guid}"
    "spring.cloud.stream.bindings.input.group": "foo"
    "spring.cloud.stream.metrics.properties": "spring.application.name,spring.application.index,spring.cloud.application.*,spring.cloud.dataflow.*"
    "spring.cloud.stream.bindings.output.producer.requiredGroups": "foo"
    "spring.cloud.dataflow.stream.name": "foo"
    "spring.cloud.stream.bindings.output.destination": "foo.appender"
    "spring.cloud.dataflow.stream.app.type": "processor"
    "spring.cloud.stream.bindings.input.consumer.partitioned": "true"
    "spring.cloud.stream.bindings.input.destination": "foo.fruits"
  "deploymentProperties":
    "spring.cloud.deployer.indexed": "true"
    "spring.cloud.deployer.count": "3"
    "spring.cloud.deployer.group": "foo"