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Tarzan of the Apes, Happy Anniversary! Premiered Sunday, January 27th, 1918 at the Broadway Theater in New York City, located at 41st Street and Broadway.
Posted on January 27, 2014 by classicfilmaficionados
This is an important date in the collective memory of U.S. cinema-goers , because on this date we saw an American fictional character, who was hugely popular, make the transition to celluloid. The movie Tarzan of the Apes was released just 5 years and 3 months after the original story, of the same name, was printed in All-Story Magazine in October of 1912, penned by the adventure-king, Edgar Rice Burroughs, with the novel being published in 1914 by A. C. McClurg.
This film adaptation of the Ape Man starred Elmo Lincoln as the elder Tarzan the jungle, Gordon Griffith as the wild-child and Enid Markey as Jane Porter; this was the film debut for actor Rex Ingram, with his work uncredited. Author Burroughs was not satisfied with the casting choice of Lincoln but the public could not get enough of it and him, carrying this film to a gross of more than 1-million dollars, making it one of the ten most successful of the Silent era. The New York Times gave a positive if not a glowing review to the actioner flick. In some sense this film is lost, for less than half (only 73 minutes of the original 180 minutes remain) of its running time is extant. Retaining the full title of the book yet only representing the first half of the story, a sequel,constituting the second half of the novel (The Romance of Tarzan, itself a lost film, with the same stars) was released in October of 1918.
Our desire for adventure, thrills, excitement, romance, horror, were on that day fulfilled and only served to heighten our passion for story-lines such as these. Thank you to Edgar Rice Burroughs for writing such an exceptional story, to the stars who interpreted the lead characters, thanks to director Scott Sidney (Alice Guy from France {first female director} turned down the offer to direct) and to the assistant director Charles Watt, to art director F.I. Wetherbee, set-designers Ted Bevis and Martin J. Doner, for costuming by E.M. Jahrhaus, thanks also to cinematographer Harry Vallejo, for the editing done by Isadore Bernstein, the stunts performed and coordinated by Frank Merrill (the vine-swinging scenes remain from Stellan Windrow who was originally cast as Tarzan, but was replaced by Lincoln when Windrow quite suddenly enlisted in the Navy at the beginning of the USA's participation in the First World War) and of course special thanks to William Parsons and the National Film Corporation of America for producing and plaudits to the distributor First National Exhibitors' Circuit for releasing Tarzan of the Apes on this date in 1918.
Elmo Lincoln
Enid Markey
Gordon Griffith
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In Greek mythology, Philaemon (Ancient Greek: Φιλαίμων) was a Trojan prince as one of the sons of King Priam of Troy by an unknown woman.

See also
 List of children of Priam

Notes

Reference

 Apollodorus, The Library with an English Translation by Sir James George Frazer, F.B.A., F.R.S. in 2 Volumes, Cambridge, MA, Harvard University Press; London, William Heinemann Ltd. 1921. ISBN 0-674-99135-4. Online version at the Perseus Digital Library. Greek text available from the same website.

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Home Editorial Gabriela DeBues-Stafford sets new benchmark in the 800m distance
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Gabriela DeBues-Stafford's 1:58.70 800m personal best from the Portland Track Festival on the weekend qualifies her for Canada's Olympic team. The Bowerman Track Club athlete is expected to compete in the 1500m distance in Tokyo.
Finishing second was Sabrina Southerland who represents Oregon Track Club Elite. She finished in the time of 1:58.82. Kate Grace clocked a 1:59.04 for third. Six women ran under two minutes. The Olympic standard is 1:59.50. A total of five got under the standard, the other two are Chanelle Price and Corey McGee. DeBues-Stafford, Southerland, and Grace are all Nike-sponsored athletes.
DeBues-Stafford, patiently ran through the 400m split in the time o 58.55 in fourth position. Grace led at the bell but didn't quite have the kick in the end.
It was a new personal best for the 25-year-old Southerland and it was her first time under two minutes for the New York native who ran for the University of Oregon. She is the 2018 NCAA indoor champion at the distance. Grace, in 2016, set her personal best at 1:58.28 at the Zurich Diamond League.
For DeBues-Stafford it was just another strong performance following two years of her record-breaking rampage. She currently owns six national records and has set at least one multiple times. She is the first Canadian to run under four minutes and two minutes in the 1500m and 800m distances.
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1500m – 3:56.12 NR
Mile – 4:17.87 NR
5000m – 14:44.12 NR
She is the first Canadian to drop below the four-minute barrier in the 1500m. She took Lynn Kanuka's long-standing record 4:00.27 from 1985. The 25-year-old is the fifth Canadian to run under the two-minute benchmark in the 800m after Charmaine Crooks, Diane Cummins, Melissa Bishop-Nriagu, and Fiona Benson.
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Tom Jefferson: The EMA's policy 0070 is live
Yesterday the European Medicines Agency's (EMA's) long awaited policy 0070 went live. I have previously described the policy, its aims, advantages, possible limitations, and potential impact on everyone here and here and here. Briefly, the first phase of the policy sees the release of fundamental components of clinical study reports (CSRs) of randomised controlled trials and other pharmaceutical studies. These complex documents provide a wealth of detail and a chance to minimise the effects of reporting bias, which plagues large swathes of contemporary pharmaceutical trial literature.
I have also shown and discussed the limits of the current 0043 retrospective policy here and here. The release of documents under policy 0043 is slow, inefficient, and cumbersome, but it offers access to reports of trials of pharmaceuticals that are in use today, so it is very much more real than policy 0070, although in time its day to day importance will wane.
Yesterday's launch provides "only" a quarter of a million pages of reports on two medicines: Kyprolis (carfilzomib), an orphan cancer medicine for multiple myeloma, and Zurampic (lesinurad), an anti-gout compound.
I went on the EMA's website and, after a simple registration procedure as a researcher (I was asked my passport number), I downloaded a huge compressed file containing 104 reports and appendices on carfilzomib (0.5 giga in size).
The download is straightforward, although we shall have to see how data on other compounds add comprehension and depth to what we currently know (the EMA estimates that it offers access to 4500 reports a year, although it is not clear whether this is a running total or new accesses). For example, out of curiosity I pulled down the main body of carfilzomib study 2011-002 and found that 204 pages out of 748 were completely redacted. This is strange as the attendant anonymisation report grades the risk of re-identification as "low to very low." Without a review of the whole trial programme, it is not possible to assess the impact of particular redactions, but now such an endeavour is possible for those who are willing to graft.
Here lies one of the conundrums of the present situation.
So far academics have by and large failed to make use of the EMA's policy of releasing data, something which has puzzled industry. One survey reported that only 7% of Cochrane reviewers considered looking for unpublished data (which includes regulatory data) in their reviews.
As the EMA policy unfolds and more studies comparing trial reports in regulatory submissions with their journal counterparts are published, I would warn users to stay away from trial publications in journals, especially when they do not offer linked access to regulatory submissions. I would also warn all users to stay away from synthesis studies, such as Cochrane reviews, which do not even make an effort to look at regulatory data. "Too difficult" will cost lives, as it already has.
Tom Jefferson, honorary research fellow, the Centre for Evidence Based Medicine, Oxford.
Competing interests: TJ was a recipient of a UK National Institute for Health Research grant for a Cochrane review of neuraminidase inhibitors for influenza. In addition, TJ receives royalties from his books published by Il Pensiero Scientifico Editore, Rome and Blackwells. TJ is occasionally interviewed by market research companies about phase I or II pharmaceutical products. In 2011-13, TJ acted as an expert witness in litigation related to the antiviral oseltamivir, in two litigation cases on potential vaccine related damage and in a labour case on influenza vaccines in healthcare workers in Canada.
He has acted as a consultant for Roche (1997-99), GSK (2001-2), Sanofi-Synthelabo (2003), and IMS Health (2013). In 2014 he was retained as a scientific adviser to a legal team acting on oseltamivir. TJ has a potential financial conflict of interest in the drug oseltamivir. In 2014-16, TJ was a member of three advisory boards for Boerhinger Ingelheim. He is holder of a Cochrane Methods Innovations Fund grant to develop guidance on the use of regulatory data in Cochrane reviews. TJ is a member of an independent data monitoring committee for a Sanofi Pasteur clinical trial on an influenza vaccine. Between 1994 and 2013, TJ was the coordinator of the Cochrane Vaccines Field. TJ is a co-signatory of the Nordic Cochrane Centre Complaint to the European Medicines Agency (EMA) over maladministration at the EMA in relation to the investigation of alleged harms of HPV vaccines and consequent complaints to the European Ombudsman.
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PL: Writing such a monumental book must have been a daunting task. Did you approach it chronologically, or did you just let your research take you where it went?
MP: Chronology did play a large role in my research for the book. I began by putting together a general, but fairly detailed, map of Breton's life, just to give myself an overview and get a sense of the chapter breakdowns. Then, as I read the various source materials over the following years, I would transcribe the relevant passages of each book or article, labeling each bit of information by date and merging into the rest of the material. By the end of the process (i.e. at the moment I stopped researching and started writing), I had several notebooks, totaling over 1,000 pages, giving a day-to-day calendar of Breton's life.
It's not that I meant to follow chronology slavishly: though the biography is presented essentially in chronological form, my research constantly (and unavoidably) jumped from period to period and aspect to aspect. But what I found most useful about having this chronology to work from was that it yielded numerous links between events that I had never before suspected. It sounds obvious to say it, but to see that two supposedly disparate incidents happened within days or hours of each other is much different from having the same two incidents happen several months apart. And often this allowed me to intuit causal connections and motivations, which I could later verify, that wouldn't have been clear without the benefit of chronology. Sometimes even knowing whether something happened, say, on a Wednesday versus a Sunday shed an entirely different light on it. Needless to say, since Surrealist memoirs are notoriously unreliable about mundane details such as dates, I spent a huge amount of time verifying or correcting dates that were erroneously given fifty years ago and have been reproduced ever since.
While all this seems like pure nitpicking, at least it's in keeping with the subject: as you know, Breton himself changed his birth date by one day because it better suited his self- image.
PL: Breton the man was obviously highly enigmatic, seemingly full of contradictions. Did you come away from this work respecting him more or less or the same?
MP: I can honestly say that I'm one of those rare biographers who actually seems to have come away respecting my subject more than when I began. I had always been fascinated by Breton, and had already gone through the classic love/hate dance with him (or his writings) before I began the project. My attitude at the outset was respect tempered by a certain skepticism - notably over those contradictions you mention. But what I ultimately realized was, first, that Breton as a flawed human being was much more interesting and complex than the Breton presented in either his autobiographical writings or those of his ex-colleagues; and second, that there was much more consistency in his quest (if not necessarily his methods or views) than I would have given him credit for. Breton made a number of mistakes, but underneath it all, to an extent I hadn't realized, he was trying to promote a level of overall human dignity and integrity that practically everything in his time (not to mention in ours!) seemed bent on stamping out. And at least he recognized many of his own contradictions: toward the end of his life, for example, he wryly commented to an interviewer that, although he was known as the great practitioner of automatic writing, he could never give a spontaneous interview, but rather insisted on writing out his answers beforehand.
PL: Breton's aesthetic instincts were extraordinary as evidenced by his early understanding and support for Les Damsielles D'Avignon, his discovery of the Rimbaud forgery, etc., yet he wanted to be taken more seriously in the political realm, Given his pronouncements on Stalin and the Soviet Union in general should he in hindsight be given more credit in this realm?
MP: Breton was never a great political thinker, as even his staunch supporters would have to admit. He was involved with the Communist International for about ten years, then with the Trotskyist 'opposition', and finally with the utopian Socialism of Charles Fourier. But much of this was based on a very hazy understanding of what Communism (for instance) was actually about, and most of Breton's overtures to the Party ended in grave disappointment. Nor did he ever propose any kind of political solution or platform. And some of his political pronouncements, especially at the outset, are frankly naïve.
At the same time, he did have a certain lucidity about political ideologies that allowed him to see through much of the cant, and I believe he deserves credit for maintaining a level head at a time (especially in the 1930s) when many of his fellows were turning handsprings to justify the Party's actions come what may. For instance, he was one of the first to openly condemn the Moscow Trials in 1936, or to denounce the 'facistic' tendencies of the Stalinist regime (well before the Nazi-Soviet pact of 1939 gave the whole thing a sinister clarity). Once again, it is in his refusal of the political system - in favor of a human revolution 'by any means' - that Breton has valuable things to say about politics. The problem with such an approach is, it doesn't help much with the day-to-day workings of a viable society.
The thing that constantly struck me is that Breton was first and foremost a writer. His initial interest in the Russian Revolution was through Trotsky's biography of Lenin, which he admired for its literary qualities above all else, and it was this that led him to look favorably on the political content of Trotsky'' arguments. Many of his later critiques of the French Communist Party revolved around the mediocrity of its literary tasted (as reflected in the Party newspaper L'Humanite, for instance). Breton was convinced that in order for a revolution to be successful, people had to change their ways of thinking, and that a receptiveness [to] the kinds of literature and art that the Surrealists were producing or recommending would be the first, indispensable step toward this change. The rest, such as strictly economic concerns, would naturally follow from this and could be addressed later - but therein, of course, lie the seeds of all future conflicts between Communists and Surrealists. PL: One apparent contradiction in his "revolutionary" philosophy is his desire on the one hand to influence social thinking, while at the same time being loathe to popular acceptance. Is there a way to reconcile this? Or is this just the common bane of the leftist intelligentsia.
Not necessarily the bane of the leftist intelligentsia: many, such as Camus, Sartre, Nizan, Barbusse, et al., gained a fair amount of public acceptance. But Breton, though he claimed to want to reach the masses, wrote for a cultural level that was almost exclusively middle-class and up. (His few attempts at 'proletarian' writing sound half-hearted and unconvincing; and it's true that the kind of lifestyle the Surrealists championed was much less available to the working stiff than to the independently wealthy, or at least the independently bohemian.) Ideally, he felt, the masses could be made to leave behind their essentially petty-bourgeois tastes in art and be inducted into the superior joys of Rimbaud, Lautreamont, etc. - although whether he sincerely believed this would ever happen is questionable. I suspect Breton would answer your question by saying that he did not disdain public acceptance, only that he was unwilling to lower his sights to meet their current expectations. Actually, as many of his letters show, he was rather distressed by the poor sale and reception of his books - when writing to his publishers about it, he sounds just like any other dissatisfied author!
PL: Ironically, about the time of Breton's death, popular Western culture became "surreal". Which is to say we were beginning to see the emergence of what we call today postmodern culture. Baudelaire and Mallarme are often credited as being forerunners of the modern. Do you think that Breton can lay claim to being the father of the postmodern - even if he himself would have probably rejected such a label.
MP: I'm not sure I'd agree with the premise of this. Popular culture adopted many 'Surrealist' trappings in the 60s and 70s, but I wonder how much of the spirit had penetrated. Breton would probably have greeted the whole thing - as he had a similar 'Surrealist craze' in New York in the 1940s-with deep suspicion and a shrug of the shoulders. He might have been intrigued by some of the experiments in 'alternative lifestyles', but not surprised at their ultimate brevity. And have we really moved closer to 'changing life' and 'transforming the world' (Breton's two watchwords) than we were in his day? If anything, I suspect it's the reverse.
As for postmodernism per se, my sense is that there's a more direct filiation with Dada (as opposed to Surrealism), or with such independents as Duchamp.
PL: Late in the book you use the Bloomian term "anxiety of influence." To what degree do you think Breton and others like Tzara were trying to avoid this anxiety by rejecting outright the literary cannon. Do you see it as being a psychologically convenient way of coping with Proust et. al.?
MP: I do think that Breton and some of his friends were trying to 'do away' with their literary predecessors (probably more than Tzara was). Almost from the outset, his works were produced in opposition to or rejection of the previous canons: in Breton's case, this mainly had to do with the Symbolists, whom he had admired as a teenager, and figures such as Maruice Barres, who had disappointed him by switching from anarchism to right- wind nationalism at the beginning of World War I. (It's no accident that one of Breton's first 'Dadaist' initiatives was the very non-Dada 'Trial of Maurice Barres'-about whom Tzara, on the other hand, didn't give a fig.) Once Surrealism was safely 'established' as a cultural entity, Breton could go back and praise certain attitudes of the Symbolists.
I think when I used the term 'anxiety of influence,' I was referring more specifically to some movements of the late 1950s and early 1960s, which were very conscious of their indebtedness to Surrealism and were trying to establish their own identities. But of course, this is not very different from the anxiety that Breton experienced as a young man (see his sarcastic interviews with Gide and Freud in The Lost Steps, for example).
PL: You worked with Aube Breton on the book. What was her reaction to its publication? And while we are on the topic of Aube, having read "Mad Love" I was quite moved by the last chapter. Did you ever discuss with her, her reaction upon reading it for the first time - it must have been a very powerful moment for her.
MP: Aube's reaction to the book was quite gratifying: 'I found it very interesting and faithful to reality' - as well as, I hope, to surreality.
As for her reaction to 'Mad Love,' based on her comments and attitudes I would suspect she was rather moved by the concluding letter, but we never discussed it directly. I'm sorry we didn't: it's a good question.


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Bistre Farm Shop has been established for nearly 40 years and moved to its current location in Buckley Precinct in 1993. We are a family operated business and employ over 20 staff, our aim being to provide quality products at competitive prices along with friendly and polite service.
We offer a full range of beef, lamb, pork and poultry in the form of traditional and more contemporary cuts, all prepared by our trained and experienced staff. We stock a large range of packed meats - all packed on the premises many of which are sold as discounted multi-buy items. Our selection of BBQ products is regarded by many as one of the finest in the area. All these factors help to contribute to the fact that we are probably the busiest retail butchers in North Wales.


Atlin Arts and Music Festival is one of the hottest festivals in the north! With family friendly programming, it draws over 2,500 people from BC, Yukon, Alaska and beyond who love the arts and rave about the quality of product we provide. This may be your market too!


Food was pretty good, driver was polite upon delivery.
Great food, no hassle, quick pickup.
They are always great. Good food, order is always ready quickly and they are generous with things like napkins, utensils, and condiments.
Food was ready, and warm/hot. My only complaint is that I was not given eating utensils.
Delicious, fresh meat and vegetables. I had guests who love the food.
It would have been five stars but we ordered two sides of fried rice and a brown rice, but received three fried rices instead. This is the first time I've tried Chinese Donuts. I found them a little dry and felt like they should have had something to dip them in for moisture. The Orange Chicken was out of this world good! I will definitely be ordering this dish again.
The food is delicious as always. The egg rolls are one of my favorite menu items.
Super service and a great price! Food was spot on.
Fried potstickers were terrible. It seemed like they had been cooked well in advance and left to get soggy in their own grease. They seemed like they had been smashed flat too. The food here has gotten worse and worse. We used to like it but after several bad experiences we probably will never order from here again.
Food was great, as usual. I order delivery from these guys at least once a week. Sometimes it takes an hour to get to me but when it only takes 40 min they get a fat tip.
Excellent food and a reasonable price!
Perfect! They had it ready for me when I pulled up in the drive-thru maybe 10 minutes later..and I think they recognized me haha. Order was correct and completed my special request. Awesome food awesome people.
Everything was great, hot and only took 20 minutes from time I posted. Thank you!!!
The hibachi barely has broccoli and had no zucchini. It was fine, but much more sparse compared to normal servings.
Order was wrong when delivered. They did remake the order and redelivered at no additional charge so I am rating four stars.
The food is always good,the prices are reasonable and the delivery person is aways friendly and prompt.This place never disappoints.
The food was good and ready on time. However, my choice of white rice apparently did not get passed on to the restaurant, and I didn't discover that I'd been given fried rice until I got home. As such, while I'll probably get food from Rice Box in the future, I don't think I will utilize the BeyondMenu online service to place the order.
Took a while but food was delivered hot !
Always hot fresh and delicious! Favorite place to order in from!!!
Great customer service. Very friendly with great prices.
Great food! Great prices! Great timing!
My only complaint is that the tuna roll had some cartilage in it. The seaweed wrap was really flavorful, but not too much. The miso was perfect. All around Ricebox has always been my favorite in town.
Absolutely great food and super service.
Hot, tasty, and FAST delivery.
Food is always hot and fresh when I pick it up.
I always order from this restaurant and I just love the sushi lunch special. <3 It's a great price and it always makes me full! Plus the kids meal isn't bad either!
Service just keeps getting faster. Food arrives hot and ready to eat.
Delivery was fast and friendly. Food was hot and plentiful.
Best delivery for Chinese I've had thus far...hibachi chicken and shrimp was amazing.
The food was fine, but the delivery itself took over an hour to arrive.
Take away orders are always complete and consistent. I never feel like I need to check the bag before I pull away.
The dinner received was amazing. Perfect for when you get a craving at home, and delivery is an option. Everything was warm and tasted delicious. Plus, there was enough utensils and sauces galore.
Service and food was great as always.
They forgot our Vegetable Fried Rice!! 😡🍚 That's why only 4 stars. Otherwise, the food was VERY GOOD as always and they gave us plenty of sauces :) very decent prices on most items.
Food was good and still warm but the delivery took over an hour. Still would recommend, good food and not to pricey.


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Trailers have huge sized decals on their bodies, and they are mainly used for advertising purposes. Pasting the decals on the trailer is as challenging as removing them. Although these vinyl stickers work like wonderful mediums of advertisement and promotion, they tend to get cracked and chipped off, and under such circumstances removing decals from the trailer surface becomes a real challenge.
When it comes to remove decals or stickers from a trailer, it might seem like a huge task for those who are not equipped with the right tools. Many people try to peel off the stickers, but this will leave behind the ugly adhesive residue that spoils the appearance of the vehicle.
To properly remove decals from a trailer without scratching the surface or spoiling the paint, you would need to use the right decal remover tools such as the Wonder Wheel. With this fantastic tool, you can quickly remove decals / stickers in no time and save yourself from the harassment. In no time, you will have the decals removed from the trailer and it will be ready to use.
Why Use the Wonder Wheel to Remove Decals?
If you see the Internet you will find several methods to remove decals from a trailer, so why do we recommend only the Wonder Wheel? The answer is pretty simple – because it is not only easy to use, but the Wonder Wheel removes the decals as well as the adhesives within minutes.
The Wonder Wheel is made of soft rubber that is gentle on the surface and the revolutionary motion of the wheel efficiently works on the body of the vehicle to remove decals within minutes. The industrial adhesives are usually very sticky and stubborn, but the Wonder Wheel is capable of removing the sticky glue without causing any scratch or damage to the body of the trailer.
The Wonder Wheel is mostly used on the heavy duty areas, thus it works best to remove decals/ stickers from trailers. As opposed to using hair dryers and chemicals to get rid of the stubborn adhesives, the Wonder Wheel is chemical free so your skin is not affected in any way by its use. Furthermore, the Wonder Wheel is an environment friendly method to remove decals and stickers from the surface of the vehicle.
After you have used this decal remover tool on the large decal, just rub the area with a plain cloth so to clean the surface and it will look as good as new. You can check out this video that illustrates the most effective way to use the Wonder Wheel to remove decals and stickers from a van.
You can see how the man uses the tool to get rid of a large sized decal within minutes. No mess! No hassles! A clean job done within minutes and this will put a smile on your face and take the stress out of removing decals from trailers.


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Q: Angular translate filter in ternary operator I'm trying to translate my project into another language. I used angular translate library and provided an external JSON file with the translations. It looks like this:
{
  "hello_world": "Hola Mundo"
}

When I'm using it with simple hardcoded strings it works just fine and I get my correct translations:
<p>{{ "hello_world" | translate }}</p>

But how to deal with the ternary operator in code like this?
<button> {{ conditionValue ? 'Show' : 'Hide' }} </button>

How to change those 'Show' and 'Hide' values into a translation filter with Angular Translate? I tried different ways but I got an invalid syntax errors.
Thanks!

A: I think if you wrap the ternary operator into (), it will work.
<button> {{ ( conditionValue ? 'Show' : 'Hide' ) | translate }} </button>

A: you may try for this:
here i make username online and offline when you choose soanish, the user online status will change into spnish based on ternary condition.
https://plnkr.co/edit/o16dpI?p=preview
[https://plnkr.co/edit/o16dpI?p=preview][1]

{{ ( userName ? 'Show' : 'Hide' ) | translate }}

A: I've just come up with the solution!
For ternary operators we have to use 'translate' directive instead of filter. And it works just fine:
{
  "show_value": "Show",
  "hide_value": "Hide",
}

<button translate> {{ conditionValue ? "show_value" : "hide_value" }} </button>

A: If exist prefix
{{ ('massmedias.' + (ctrl.actionType === 'add' ? 'add' : 'rename')) | translate }}

A: Here is your language JSON file
"CONFIGURATION": {
    "NEW_TEMPLATE": "New Template",
    "EDIT_TEMPLATE": "Edit Template"
}

CASE-I (With HTML tag)
<button> {{ ( variable === '5' ? 'CONFIGURATION.NEW_TEMPLATE' : 'CONFIGURATION.EDIT_TEMPLATE' ) | translate }} </button>

CASE-II (With some third party attribute)
<p-dialog header="{{(variable === '5' ? 'CONFIGURATION.NEW_TEMPLATE' : 'CONFIGURATION.EDIT_TEMPLATE') | translate}}">

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Sometimes I make things that I can't tell if I should be embarrassed about or really, really proud. I made one of those yesterday.
Fish and I spent practically all of Sunday on my new bed watching streaming Netflix and being cozy. And then I discovered PhotoGrid's sticker option. And then I found out Netflix Instants had Seaquest DSV which I had JUST been discussing with Dan at work and then things went into embarrassing territory.
I mean….it's pretty cute, really, right?
Today Kris and I are doing A Bit about Disappointed Turtle.
Kris thinks I should give people who don't love JJ Fields as much as me the silent treatment (Ahem, Emily. Ahem, Kelsey). Even though in my office no one will know because we're all silent all the time.
Kris: But Turtle will know. And he will judge.
Me: TURTLE KNOWS ALL. SEES ALL. JUDGES ALL.
Kris: EATS ALL (THE SEA SPONGES). JUDGES ALL (THE SEA SPONGES).
Me: TOO CHEWY. NOT ENOUGH FLAVOR. PUTTING ON AIRS.
Honestly, I could have continued speaking for Disappointed Turtle for another hour. Or at least several more minutes. But work intervened with its annoying tasks instead.
Having now seen JJ Fields in Austenland twice, he is possibly more my soup fantasy in it than in Soup (AKA Northanger Abbey).
One of my favorite things (and I have a lot of favorite things) is to go to other people's houses and see mail I've sent them. This is very self-involved of me but I just love it. I LOVE it. Many of my closest friends do this, possibly without even knowing how happy it makes me. Kris has framed some and hung them up. Christine has a pin-up board with cards on it. Nuala had at least one on her fridge. I've recently discovered that Paul Ryan puts cards I send him on his fridge and on a cork-board.
I've also recently learned how to make photo collages on my phone which is my newest favoritest thing.
The thing that makes me so happy about seeing my mail again is that it proves people like getting mail. Sending mail for me is a private, solitary affair. I buy cards or stationary, I sit in my house and write all sorts of little random things and think about the person I'm sending it too. But I don't get to see their faces when they receive the mail, or hear what they say as they read it. Seeing it on the fridge and getting to read what I wrote again (which I, admittedly, generally forget as soon as I've written it) is delightful. So delightful in fact that I waited until Paul left the room and then took photos of my mail while squeeing a little bit in glee.


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Q: Importing CSV files in DIVA-GIS I have a CSV text file which i got from GBIF containing a species distribution.
How would I arrange it so that I could display it in DIVA GIS?

A: Use function Import Points to Shapefile from text file - Data --> Import Points to Shapefile --> From text file

Than set input and output file path, field delimiter is Tab. Set coordinates columns - coordinates in GBIF csv are stored in columns decimallongitude and decimallatitude. Hit Apply.

Note: Since shapefiles has 10 character limit of field name, you will see some pop-ups noting this. Don't worry to proceed, filed names will by automatically shortened.


Aiden Moffat's race performance was spot on as he had to fend off championship leaders, Turkington and Ingram, to secure P1 at Silverstone.
Aiden Moffat – Walero ambassador and BTCC driver – secured his first win of the season in this weekends round of the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) at Silverstone. Although, this victory did not come easy for Aiden having to deal with intense pressures from the championship title contenders, Turkington and Ingram. Nevertheless, Aiden held his nerve showcasing his racing capabilities and delivered an incredible performance to cross the finish line at P1!
The season has been very difficult for Aiden and frustrating to say the least. It has been frustrating because we haven't had the chance to see Aiden push his Laser Tools Mercedes to its limits! Furthermore, what makes this even more frustrating is the fact this has been out of his control having suffered contact from other drivers on many occasions.
This weekend racing action at Silverstone was the penultimate round in the BTCC. Aiden finished race 2 in 7th position and as a result of the reverse grid in race 3, Aiden had the fortune to start the final race in pole position. The stage was set for Aiden in race 3 and he had a good advantage ahead of his opponents, with his car weighing considerably less and also on the better choice of tyres. Although, the 6 cars behind him were also on the better tyres but the weight of each car increased the further you got back. Noticing this advantage, it was clear Aiden had to make the most of the start and create as much of a gap as he possibly could to relieve the pressure and secure P1. Making no mistakes, Aiden done exactly that and got off the line with an incredible start. The gap between him and second started to extend; at one point Aiden was 1.6 seconds in front. However, it wouldn't be a normal race for Aiden without experiencing some unfortunate circumstances would it? In this case, it was a yellow flag around lap 5 that halted Aiden's progression and allowed the chasing pack -consisting of Ingram and Turkington – to close the gap.
It was time for Aiden to hold on to this lead and show just how good of a driver he is. Throughout majority of the race, Ingram gave Aiden no breathing space and was touch tight; almost touching at some points! Aiden was not letting this lead go and displayed some incredible defensive skills to not let Ingram through nor be drawn into his pressures of making a mistake. Everything about Aiden's race was incredible and he thoroughly deserved this win. It was a nail biting race to watch to say the least! Bearing in mind Aiden is still one of the youngsters in the BTCC, and he dealt with intense race long pressure from some of the world's most experienced tin top drivers to claim a phenomenal lights-to-flag victory. Incredible!


State-of-the-art, unmanned aerial, surface and underwater drones were on full display at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Hawaiʻi Institute of Marine Biology on Coconut Island. This was part of the third Maritime Awareness Network of Teaming Autonomous Systems (MANTAS) event in October 2018 by the UH Applied Research Laboratory, or ARL. In one demonstration, an ARL drone pilot flew a $250,000 LiDAR payload developed by Denver-based tech company ASTRALite, around Coconut Island. Their hybrid technology measures both topography and bathymetry, the underwater equivalent of topography. During the flights, ASTRALite used their sensor to inspect coral reefs and underwater infrastructure such as bridge pilings that surround the island.
Read more here at UH News.
Ensenada's city's police department claims a solitary DJI Inspire 1 Quadcopter led to more than 500 arrests and a 10 percent drop in overall crime rates, with a 30 percent drop in home robberies after a few months on patrol.
According to a recent survey released by Munich Reinsurance America Inc., the popularity of drones is flourishing on the farm, with three in four U.S. farmers (74%) currently using or considering adopting the technology to assess, monitor and manage their farm.
The online survey, which polled 269 U.S. farmers, was conducted by Qualtrics in April 2018.
According to the survey, 76% of all respondents have concerns related to drone usage: Privacy issues (23%) topped the list, followed by cyber security concerns over data captured and transferred (20%), and potential damage or injury from the drone (17%).
The FlightWave Edge unmanned aircraft system (UAS) was recently part of a flotilla of autonomous underwater vehicles, autonomous surface vessels and UAS being used on the research ship R/V Falkor in the Pacific Ocean, 1000nm west of the California Coast.
Drones may be a relatively new technology, but artificial intelligence (AI) is already taking the controls. Autonomous drones are beginning to see use in jobs that require smooth, consistent flying, such as deliveries, and NASA and Google have even teamed up to experiment with how autonomous drones compare to human pilots when racing against each other. They discovered that even though humans won the race in the end, they needed to spend more time practicing before they were able to outspeed the autonomous drones.
FAA Webinar: "Unmanned Aerial Systems What Every Pilot Needs to Know"
Topic: Expanding our understanding of UAS integration and operations for pilots of both manned and unmanned aircraft.
Description: Our airspace is now shared by pilots of both manned and unmanned aircraft. Often, we don't understand enough about this new mix of aircraft operations. It is imperative that we all share a common understanding of how and why this blend works, and how to maintain and improve the impeccable safety record that general aviation has enjoyed for decades. This webinar is an important resource to get all pilots on the same page and will answer many of the misconceptions that we have about manned and unmanned operations.
Good Friday turned Great for over 100 attendees of the UH Drone Boot Camp. UH ARL, in collaboration with the Office of the Vice President of Research and Innovation, hosted a basic introduction into the world of drones, or Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) for the general public. Hawaii Governor David Ige opened the event, followed by short welcomes by UH President David Lassner and ARL Director Margo Edwards.
Under the FAA's Part 107 small drone rule, operators must secure approval from the agency to operate in any airspace controlled by an air traffic facility. To facilitate those approvals, the agency deployed the prototype Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability (LAANC) at several air traffic facilities last November to evaluate the feasibility of a fully automated solution enabled by data sharing. Based on the prototype's success, the agency will now conduct a nationwide beta test beginning April 30 that will deploy LAANC incrementally at nearly 300 air traffic facilities covering approximately 500 airports. The final deployment will begin on September 13.
Consumer Report: Which Drone is Best?
For the larger UAS, categorized as "outdoor only," CR put the $900 DJI Mavic Pro, and for the smaller UAS, categorized as "selfie drones," the $400 DJI Spark reigned supreme.
Airbus Helicopters' Skyways delivery unmanned air vehicle (UAV) has successfully completed its first flight demonstration, which took place at the National University of Singapore (NUS).
The drone took off from its dedicated maintenance center and landed on the roof of a specially designed parcel station, where a parcel was automatically loaded via a robotic arm. Once loaded with the parcel, the Skyways drone took off again and returned to land, demonstrating its automatic unloading capability.
THE AERONAUTICAL SCIENCE PROGRAM at the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo will host a four-week course on small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS)(ie: drone). This training will consist of three weeks of online lectures (1 hour M-F) to prepare students to take the FAA Remote Pilot Exam (Part 107) and three days of on-site flight training. Topics covered include: sUAS regulations, airspace, aviation weather, UAS performance and operation. Flight maneuvers include: pattern flying, takeoff, landing, emergency maneuvers, and autonomous operation.
Local drone experts discuss their work with local farmers and drone technology to assist Hawaii's farms via mapping capabilities, addressing ag theft and more.
UH UAS Program Director Ted Ralston invites Jim Williams, ex FAA chief of UAS integration to talk about the eventful year we had in the world of drones, and the FAA UAS Integration Pilot Program.
UH UAS Program Director Ted Ralston is joined by Ray Tsuchiyama and Dr. Peter Quigley to discuss how UAS can help grow Hawaii's economy.
On December 12th, President Donald Trump signed into law the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2018, which includes a provision to reinstate federal registration for hobbyist unmanned aircraft systems (UAS).


The firm has several of one of the most economical solutions that can correct loud snoring. The services are conveniently flexible to match the extent of the snoring. This is seen in the VitalSleep Anti-Snoring Mouthpiece that isn't a one-size-fits-all device like the others. You just place your reduced jaw onward. This enables the circulation of even more air easing the extreme stress of the tongue exerted on the back of your throat. Many anti-snoring tools lack this crucial feature making them inefficient and uneasy.
From the many individual testimonials, it appears that the mouthpiece has actually assisted thousands of people get relief from their snoring. Produced by a snorer for a snorer and also with the important aid of a medical professional who has long dealt with fatigue as well as chronic exhaustion. Regardless of being given convenient suggestions by a popular dentist and more looked into the available alternatives, there was more to fret about than to obtain aid. An inquiry of quality and also safety and security was tough to address as well as extra, the expense was abundant. Vitalsleep was produced hereafter ideas and his belief for a resilient and budget-friendly remedy.
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Default settings for COM ports.
The parameters COMn apply to Windows platforms only. These parameters define the default settings for COM ports. This enables remote logins to Caché through locally connected or modem connected serial ports.
The number n refers to the physical com port number. If the [ComPorts] section contains enough entries, n may have multiple digits.
The baud rate. If not supplied, the default baud rate is 19200.
The first example uses all defaults for the COM port control parameters, by providing seven spaces before the semicolon separator. The meaning is: No change to modem control, no change to bit size, no change to parity setting, no change to stop bit setting, no change to Flow control, no change to DTR state, no change to $ZA error reporting.
The second example provides a value of 1801X11 for the COM port control parameters. The meaning is: Use modem control, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, use Xon/Xoff flow control, enable DTR, enable $ZA error reporting.


Choose Your Own Spirits Flight Thursday Night at the Bar!
This week for our Thursday Night Flight we will be letting you the customer choose your own flight. Pick any FIVE from the list below for $15. This event will go from 6-8 and is an open house format. Feel free to show up any time between 6-8, but please allow yourself ample time to taste.


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Q: Optimizing Apache2 for high volume of small requests I have a Perl script which returns a string, it's very simple and small.
It is running on CentOS 6.4 with mod-prefork and mod_cgi via httpd 2.2.15 over SSL.
It is the directory index, so when you visit the site, the script is run and that's all. The requests will be POST and some XML data will be sent by the clients to the server.
I expect tens of thousands of hits repeatedly. What can I do to prepare?

A: *

*Hit your site with tens of thousands of requests and see how it and the underlying infrastructure perform.

*Increase the number of hits and monitor what happens.

*Rinse and repeat.

A: what @Iain said + you might want to perftest lighttpd or yaws against apache-performance, especially server-values like load, ram, iowait etc
apache is good, apache is fast, but has its problems when speaking of massive parallel requests.


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The Onion King of Pine Island
Adam Chappell
Original speech date: May 23, 2016
Project: Competent Communication #4 (How to Say It)
Cornering the market. That sounds like the plot out of a movie. In the James Bond movie Goldfinger, Goldfinger attempts to nuke Fort Knox to drive up the price of his gold. In Trading Places, starring Eddie Murphy and Dan Akroyd, the Duke brothers try to corner the concentrated orange juice market. But it's not just fiction—it's happened before. Back in the 1950s someone managed to corner the market, not with gold or orange juice, but with onions. I want to share with you the story of Vincent Kosuga, how he held the onion market hostage, and made a fortune doing it.
Vincent Kosuga was an onion farmer from Pine Island, NY. But just growing onions was not enough excitement, he was a gambler at heart. But he didn't make bets on card games or sports—he made bets on onions. He also spent time working as a trader at Chicago Mercantile Exchange. He knew that it was going to be onions that he could profit from by trading. In 1955 after a few years of trading onions, Kosuga decided to go all in. He was determined to corner the entire market. And so he began buying up onions around the country. He had buyers working for him in Michigan, Texas, and California—all across the U.S.—buying onions for him.
After buying up onions across the country, he began thinking about all those onions still in the ground. Couldn't he own those too? And this is where his experience as a trader came into play. He bought onion futures, too. By the fall of 1955, he had cornered the entire market, owning almost all of the onions in the United States, and not just the ones that were harvested but the ones in the ground too. He had 30 million pounds of onions shipped to Chicago and stored in warehouses.
That winter, Kosuga called a meeting in Chicago with onion distributors. He explained that things could go one of two ways: they could buy back their onions from him and he would maintain a large supply of the onions to keep the price inflated, or he could dump all of the onions on the market at once, destroying the market for not just this year, but the next. They agreed to buy 9 million pounds. But Kosuga had one last trick up his sleeve. He saw a way to have not just one payday, but two.
Over the next several months, Vince made bets that the price of onions would fall. In March, Kosuga flooded the market with every onion he had. The price fell through the floor. 6 months ago, a 50-pound bag of onions selling for $2.75 now sold for 10 cents. The burlap sack that the onions came in was worth 20 cents alone. The onions weren't even worth the bag they came in. No one had seen a price that low. You couldn't sell onions. You could not give them all away. People called orphanages, hospitals, schools, whoever would take them. The rest of them? The rest were dumped into the Chicago River.
Kosuga's bets paid off. He walked away with $8.5 million in 1956. That's $75 million today. But there were losers too. The distributors were left with millions of onions of worthless inventory that they had to pay to dispose. Many onion farmers went bankrupt because their onions were now worthless. The agricultural community was outraged by the sudden swings in onion prices, and that outrage led to investigations of Kosuga by Congress.
In the end, it was hard to pin down any crime that Kosuga had actually committed. His trader's license was suspended for 10 months. To prevent this from ever happening again, Congress signed the Onion Futures Act in 1958 banning the sale of onion futures. To this day, onions are the only commodity that you cannot buy futures in, all because of the Onion King.


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Q: OpenCV: Which technique toproject the points in the resized image back to the original image size? I used OpenCV's "GoodFeatureToTrack" to find features and track them down on the second image.
To speed up the process, I down-sample the image 4 times smaller, let say from 4000x2000 to 1000x500, using bilinear interpolation.
The KLT match the points perfectly on the resized image. BUT I want to have the point positions in the original image size.
I tried multiplying the feature positions I got on the resized image by 4 (to the original-sized image). It seems to me that after multiplying, the corresponding features on the resized image are not longer corresponding in the original image size.
Do I need interpolation (?) or else to project the points in the resized image back to the original image size? so that corresponding features in the resized image still match in the original image size.
Thank you very much.
Please excuse me that my English is not good.

A: Downsizing will result in a loss of precision. However, oftentimes this loss is so small that it cannot be detected. If your points are far from their correct position, it may be that the multiplication step is wrong.
The formula you wrote there is correct, namely
pointInBigImage = scale*pointInSmallImage

where scale is 4, in your case.
You should print the points in both images, and display them side by side. Then, compare visually the positions in the two images. This way, you'll see whether it's a bug or a loss of precision.
And finally, to improve precision you can use cornerSubpix - this is a function in OpenCV that extract a corner's position with subpixel precision - so when you'll multiply them back to the original image, the accuracy should be better


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About NORSØK
Tingvoll Solar and Bioenergy Centre
Tingvoll Gard as a Research and Educational Arena
Educational garden and public park
Biogas plant
(Photo: Anita Land)
A new dairy barn was constructed in 2011. It is made of wood, uninsulated and has natural ventilation. Dairy cows and younglings have free access to an open-air run when they are not on pasture. The barn is designed to accommodate research, trials and educational activities.
Cropland, pastures and outlying land areas are used for various experiments, field trials and demonstrations. Several long-term field trials have been established on the farm.
The farm has a biogas plant that produces biogas from the farm's livestock manure and a variety of additional substrates. The plant, which provides heat to NORSØK's on-farm office building, has two digesters and two different substrate streams, and is used for research, training and information.
The Tingvoll Solar and Bioenergy Centre is a regional centre of expertise, with the aim of increasing awareness and knowledge about solar and bioenergy. The centre also contributes to promoting sustainable energy use. It consists of full-scale biogas, woodchip-burning and solar heating facilities, as well as a demonstrational solar electricity plant. A wind turbine is under construction. The centre arranges courses, workshops and guided tours, and also enables research to be conducted using its different facilities.
The Stjernehagen ("Star garden") is a demonstration garden for small-scale growers. Here, we provide information and advice to visitors about how to grow organic vegetables, herbs and berries. We wish to inspire the cultivation of useful plants in gardens, and to demonstrate how to combine food production with ornamental aspects. The demonstration garden is intended to be a source of inspiration, and provides a space in which we can arrange courses and workshops. Part of Stjernehagen is used as a school garden that allows us to do pedagogical research and development, linking pedagogics with horticulture and other uses of our natural resources.
The garden is connected to a park area, including paths, a small climbing facility and animal enclosures, in which sheep, goats, chickens and pigs are kept during the summer months.
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Lithuanian Confederation of Industrialists elects new president
Robertas Dargis
During the 9th congress of the Lithuanian Confederation of Industrialists (LPK), the confederation reelected Robertas Dargis for a second term as its president.
Dargis was the only candidate in the elections. Out of 155 LPK members, 130 participated in the election, 129 votes were found in the box, 127 of which were valid and 121 of which were cast for Dargis.
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The LPK's congress is held every four years, during which the confederation's president is elected and confirmed. Dargis was also elected president of the Lithuanian Real Estate Development Association in 2012.
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Patrick Grady singled to right field.
Connor Lewis singled to right field; Patrick Grady advanced to third.
Thomas Berry flied out to cf, SAC, RBI; Patrick Grady scored.
Weston Lawing walked; Connor Lewis advanced to second.
Stephen Eldridge advanced to second on a wild pitch.
Colby Painter reached first on an error by 3b.
Austin Dunn singled up the middle; Colby Painter advanced to second.
Thomas Bess singled to third base; Austin Dunn advanced to second; Colby Painter advanced to third.
Neal Chambless reached first on an error by ss.
Connor Lewis singled through the right side.
Thomas Berry doubled to center field; Connor Lewis advanced to third.
Weston Lawing hit by pitch.
Graham Ramos singled up the middle, RBI; Weston Lawing advanced to third; Thomas Berry advanced to third, out at third cf to 1b to c; Connor Lewis scored.
Colby Painter flied out to cf, SAC, RBI; Weston Lawing scored.
Josh Sanders struck out swinging, out at first c to 1b.
Erik Lunde singled down the rf line.
Patrick Grady walked; Erik Lunde advanced to second.
Thomas Berry walked; Patrick Grady advanced to second; Erik Lunde advanced to third.
Neal Chambless singled to shortstop.
Corey Benson singled to shortstop; Neal Chambless advanced to second.
Les Cromer singled to left field; Corey Benson advanced to second; Neal Chambless advanced to third.
Devyn Newberry singled to left field, 2 RBI; Les Cromer advanced to third; Corey Benson scored; Neal Chambless scored.
Evan Alderman walked; Devyn Newberry advanced to second.
Austin Dunn doubled to right center.
Thomas Bess singled to shortstop; Austin Dunn advanced to third.
Erik Lunde doubled to right field, 2 RBI; Thomas Bess scored; Austin Dunn scored.
Patrick Grady doubled down the lf line, RBI; Erik Lunde scored.
Zach Moss singled to right field; Jarrod Taylor advanced to second.
Corey Benson singled down the lf line, RBI; Zach Moss advanced to second; Jarrod Taylor scored.
Weston Lawing doubled to left center.
Colby Painter doubled to center field, RBI; Weston Lawing scored.
Austin Dunn doubled to left center, RBI; Colby Painter scored.
Erik Lunde homered to right center, RBI.
Connor Lewis homered to left field, 2 RBI; Patrick Grady scored.
Weston Lawing singled through the left side.
Graham Ramos singled to first base; Weston Lawing advanced to third.
Justin Barnes to p for Earl Dupree.
Colby Painter singled through the right side, RBI; Graham Ramos advanced to third; Weston Lawing scored.
Austin Dunn flied out to rf, SAC, RBI; Graham Ramos scored.
Thomas Bess doubled to center field; Colby Painter advanced to third.
Johnny Walker to p for Taylor Alvarez.
Patrick Grady doubled down the lf line.
Weston Lawing singled through the left side; Thomas Berry advanced to second; Patrick Grady advanced to third.
Graham Ramos flied out to rf, SAC, RBI; Thomas Berry advanced to third; Patrick Grady scored.
Bryce Clifton to p for Johnny Walker.
Tyler Wilson to rf for Patrick Grady.
Evan Alderman singled to shortstop; Les Cromer advanced to second.
Josh Sanders singled to right field; Evan Alderman advanced to second; Les Cromer advanced to third.
Austin Dunn doubled to center field.
Aaron Poole pinch hit for Erik Lunde.
Aaron Poole doubled to right center, RBI; Austin Dunn scored.
Connor Lewis doubled to right center, RBI; Aaron Poole scored.
Jake Bolena pinch hit for Thomas Berry.
Matt Thorpe to p for Bryce Clifton.
Zach Moss reached first on an error by 2b.


We will give the group an expert demonstration on how to make perfect cupcakes, this will be followed by decorating with butter cream, royal icing, piping techniques, modelling with sugar paste, and colouring techniques! All accompanied with hand-outs packaging and recipes for guests to take home!
Teams will have to create their own cupcake brand with a niche concept complete with their iced cupcakes and packaging ready for us to judge. We will be looking for a good use of skills, teamwork, originality, and flair to win! We will give bonus points for company branding or ethics that are brought in to the cakes or sales pitch. There will be a vast range of colours, powders, glitters sweets and treats to use, there is simply no limit to what theme can be done with a cupcake.
14:20 A demonstration is given by our chef, this may be on a big screen for larger groups so all the guests can see and understand the technical skills that are required such as sugar paste molding, presentation techniques, and good food practices.
14:40 Making, baking and decorating cupcakes commences.
16:00 Cooking concludes, and teams must present their cakes to the judges and convince them that theirs is the best!
16:25 The winning team is announced, medals awarded and proud photo moments for the winning team are shared. During the event debrief your host and chef will share the most amusing moments and highlights from the activity and conclude with thank you's and goodbyes.


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Lakeside House is a charming Georgian cottage that has been extensively refurbished and extended to create a great mix of character and modernity.
Simply furnished, this B listed house is situated in the most enviable position, a quiet "country like village" yet within the heart of Edinburgh with lovely views of Arthur seat. Set within its own grounds, the back garden is completely secluded and enclosed. Sleeping up to 10 guests, with 4 double bedrooms and a single bedroom with bunk beds. The property has unrestricted on street parking.
The entrance hall leads to the dining room and from there you can access the modern lounge and kitchen. The lounge is a new addition to the property and boasts floor to ceiling glass covering most of 2 walls. The massive glass panels open to create a fantastic interaction between the house and the garden -bringing "the outside in". The kitchen is fully equipped with all modern appliances.
The other side of the entrance hall downstairs consists of 2 a-joining double bedrooms. The main downstairs bedroom has a patio door opening onto the back garden. There is a fantastic bathroom on the ground floor which has a great power shower and full size bath.
Upstairs there are 2 principle bedrooms both with en-suite shower rooms. Both these bedrooms have double beds. The third smaller upstairs bedroom has bunk beds.
A meet and greet service is provided, whereby you will be met at the property to be provided with keys and to be shown the property. Please arrange your arrival with the property manager.
Entry to the apartment is from 16:00 onwards; however, please note that arrivals after 19:00 may incur a late arrival fee of 15 pounds for unsociable hours, and check ins after 10pm will incur a fee of £25. Earlier entry can perhaps be arranged but depends if there is a departure at your chosen apartment that day. This can be confirmed within 48 hours of arrival. If you are arriving earlier than 16:00 on your day of arrival, it is always worth contacting the property manager as they will always endeavour to give you access as soon as possible. You may be able to arrive early and leave luggage and come back however this is not guaranteed.
The latest departure time is 11:00, however, a guaranteed later departure (up to 20:00) can be arranged for a fee of 50% of the daily rate for that day but please note this is subject to no existing booking arriving that day already.
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Specially priced, one pound of 100% COTTON BATIKS. Lots of variety.
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The Soiled Dove Trunk Show TODAY & SATURDAY at Eau Lily Boutique.
Come by the shop TODAY & TOMORROW for our Trunk Show of both complete lines - for women & men.
Created by talented Kansas artist, Riley Fouts of The Soiled Dove & Madame Scodioli - check out these Kansas made lotions, soaps, balms, and perfumes. Treat yourself & perfect for GIFTS!
Riley will join us Saturday afternoon.
Come meet her in person. Hear how she selects her unique scents working with essential oils.
The Soiled Doves' unique scents are named after strong 19th century women who persevered the only way they could, with packaging reminiscent of the ditsy patterns on their worn frocks and the faded wallpapers of the rooms they occupied. A unique line!
While we carry several of Riley's body lotions & soap bars at EAU LILY BOUTIQUE, during this trunk show we have the ENTIRE LINE of Soiled Dove products. This will include their heavenly perfume oils. Be sure to stop by, your senses will thank you!
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Winston Churchill Quotes about Life, Success and Courage
Winston Churchill (November 30, 1874–January 24, 1965) was an English politician. He was the Prime Minister of England during World War II, 1940-1945. On the second day of world war 2, after Germany attacked Poland, there was a great uproar in Britain. Prime Minister Neville Chamberlin succumbed to pressure and appointed Winston Churchill as First Lord of the Admiralty. In today's context, this appointment can be called like Defense Secretary. Admiralty had to be appointed. In today's context, this appointment can be called like Defense Secretary. Churchill was given the same position in the First World War. Then he was removed from this post due to the failure of military action. Churchill met the people of England with honesty and frankness. He recognized that Britain was inferior to Germany in military power, that people's lives were going to be difficult, sacrifices were needed, and it would not go in vain. In his speeches, he said that the great cities of Europe, taken by Hitler's armies, Will be set free one day. People believed his words. Although Chamberlin was then Prime Minister of England, Churchill became the hope and voice of the people. Below we have complied a collection of Winston Churchill Quotes about life, success and courage that are a must read.
If you are going through hell, keep going. —Winston Churchill
Never, never, never give up. —Winston Churchill
Time and money are largely interchangeable terms. —Winston Churchill
Personally I'm always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught. —Winston Churchill
Vengeance is the most costly and dissipating of luxuries. —Winston Churchill
Harsh laws are at times better than no laws at all. —Winston Churchill
Everyone has his day, and some days last longer than others. —Winston Churchill
Success is not final, failure is not fatal, it is the courage to continue that counts. —Winston Churchill
It is not in our power to anticipate our destiny. —Winston Churchill
All the greatest things are simple, and many can be expressed in a single word: freedom; justice; honor; duty; mercy; hope. —Winston Churchill
Nothing in life is so exhilarating as to be shot at without result. —Winston Churchill
My tastes are simple: I am easily satisfied with the best. —Winston Churchill
To improve is to change, so to be perfect is to change often. —Winston Churchill
All wisdom is not new wisdom. —Winston Churchill
Every man should ask himself each day whether he is not too readily accepting negative solutions. —Winston Churchill
If you destroy a free market you create a black market. —Winston Churchill
The price of greatness is responsibility. —Winston Churchill
All I can say is that I have taken more out of alcohol than alcohol has taken out of me. —Winston Churchill
"I like pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals. —Winston Churchill
When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber. —Winston Churchill
In finance, everything that is agreeable is unsound and everything that is sound is disagreeable. —Winston Churchill
You have enemies? Good. That means you've stood up for something in your life. — Winston Churchill
The greatest lesson in life is to know that even fools are right sometimes. —Winston Churchill
The farther backward you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see. —Winston Churchill
One ought to be just before one is generous. —Winston Churchill
To build may have to be the slow and laborious task of years. To destroy can be the thoughtless act of a single day. —Winston Churchill
It is wonderful what great strides can be made when there is a resolute purpose behind them. —Winston Churchill
Out of intense complexities, intense simplicities emerge. —Winston Churchill
Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak, it's also what it takes to sit down and listen. —Winston Churchill
I never worry about action, but only about inaction. —Winston Churchill
War never pays its dividends in cash on the money it costs. —Winston Churchill
Continuous effort—not strength or intelligence—is the key to unlocking our potential. —Winston Churchill
Courage is rightly esteemed the first of human qualities because it has been said, it is the quality which guarantees all others. —Winston Churchill
Nothing makes a man more reverent than a library. —Winston Churchill
You will never get to the end of the journey if you stop to shy a stone at every dog that barks. —Winston Churchill
For myself I am an optimist—it does not seem to be much use being anything else. —Winston Churchill
The nose of the bulldog has been slanted backwards so that he can breathe without letting go. —Winston Churchill
One always measures friendships by how they show up in bad weather. —Winston Churchill
There are a terrible lot of lies going about the world, and the worst of it is that half of them are true —Winston Churchill
You must look at facts because they look at you. —Winston Churchill
The empires of the future are the empires of the mind. —Winston Churchill
We have a lot of anxieties, and one cancels out another. —Winston Churchill
Nourish your hopes, but do not overlook realities. —Winston Churchill
To be really happy and really safe, one ought to have at least two or three hobbies, and they must all be real. —Winston Churchill
History will be kind to me for I intend to write it. —Winston Churchill
It is a mistake to try to look too far ahead. The chain of destiny can only be grasped one link at a time. —Winston Churchill
Attitude is a little thing that makes a BIG difference. —Winston Churchill
Craft is common both to skill and deceit. —Winston Churchill
In a war, you can only be killed once, but in politics, many times. —Winston Churchill
It's not enough that we do our best; sometimes we have to do what's required. —Winston Churchill
Evils can be created much quicker than they can be cured. —Winston Churchill
Give us the tools, and we will finish the job. —Winston Churchill
Those who can win a war well can rarely make a good peace, and those who could make a good peace would never have won the war. —Winston Churchill
Broadly speaking short words are best and the old words when short, are best of all. —Winston Churchill
We shape our dwellings, and afterwards our dwellings shape us. —Winston Churchill
Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of enthusiasm. —Winston Churchill
There is only one duty, only one safe course, and that is to try to be right and not to fear to do or say what you believe to be right. —Winston Churchill
What is adequacy? Adequacy is no standard at all. —Winston Churchill
In the course of my life I have often had to eat my words, and I must confess that I have always found it a wholesome diet. —Winston Churchill
It is the time to dare and endure. —Winston Churchill
If we open a quarrel between the past and the present we shall find that we have lost the future. —Winston Churchill
It is better to be making the news than taking it; to be an actor rather than a critic. —Winston Churchill
I have in my life concentrated more on self-expression than self-denial. —Winston Churchill
There are a terrible lot of lies going about the world, and the worst of it is that half of them are true. —Winston Churchill
A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty. —Winston Churchill
The true guide of life is to do what is right. —Winston Churchill
Tact is the ability to tell someone to go to hell in such a way that they look forward to the trip. —Winston Churchill
You never can tell whether bad luck may not after all turn out to be good luck. —Winston Churchill
You must put your head into the lion's mouth if the performance is to be a success. —Winston Churchill
Men occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing ever happened. —Winston Churchill
Politics is not a game. It is an earnest business. —Winston Churchill
I like things to happen, and if they don't happen I like to make them happen. —Winston Churchill
An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile—hoping it will eat him last. —Winston Churchill
The power of man has grown in every sphere, except over himself. —Winston Churchill
Without a measureless and perpetual uncertainty, the drama of human life would be destroyed. —Winston Churchill
I am never going to have anything more to do with politics or politicians. When this war is over I shall confine myself entirely to writing and painting. —Winston Churchill
The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it, ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is. —Winston Churchill
I may be drunk Miss, but in the morning I will be sober and you will still be ugly. —Winston Churchill
I object on principle to doing by legislation what properly belongs to human good feeling and charity. —Winston Churchill
Difficulties mastered are opportunities won. —Winston Churchill
The pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty. —Winston Churchill
The English never draw a line without blurring it. —Winston Churchill
If we win, nobody will care. If we lose, there will be nobody to care. —Winston Churchill
The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter. —Winston Churchill
We shall show mercy, but we shall not ask for it. —Winston Churchill
We must beware of needless innovation, especially when guided by logic. —Winston Churchill
If you have ten thousand regulations you destroy all respect for the law. —Winston Churchill
We are masters of the unsaid words, but slaves of those we let slip out. —Winston Churchill
Do not let spacious plans for a new world divert your energies from saving what is left of the old. —Winston Churchill
There is no time for ease and comfort. It is time to dare and endure. —Winston Churchill
Solitary trees, if they grow at all, grow strong. —Winston Churchill
I'm prepared to meet my Maker. Whether my Maker is prepared for the great ordeal of meeting me is another matter. —Winston Churchill
We are stripped bare by the curse of plenty. —Winston Churchill
A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on. —Winston Churchill
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