This year's turkey dinner will cost you 75 cents less or -1.5% compared to last year. The average cost of a classic Thanksgiving Dinner for 10 people is $49.12 according to the American Farm Bureau Federation's survey. The mild decrease in the turkey index is somewhat at odds with the government's Consumer Price Index for food eaten at home which increased 0.5% over the past year.
The bird soaks up the lion's share of the budget at 46% of the meal's cost. The 16-pound turkey came in at $22.38 this year or $1.40 per pound. The price of most ingredients was quite stable compared to last year. Biggest losers: turkey down $0.36 (-1.6%) and rolls down $0.20 (-8.1%). Biggest gainers: cube stuffing up $0.14 (5.2%), pumpkin pie mix up $0.08 (2.6%), and whipping cream up $0.08 (4.0%).
This is the second consecutive year that the average cost of a turkey dinner decreased and it's the lowest cost in five years.


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Stimulator is a genus of gastropods in the family Planorbidae. It consists of one species, Stimulator consetti Iredale, 1944.

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Cabinet has established Coronavirus as a notifiable disease giving powers to the Chief Medical Officer
Cabinet has established Coronavirus or specifically Covid2019 as a notifiable disease pursuant to the Public Health Act 1965.
This means that the Chief Medical Officer has the powers to order any person to undergo certain medical examination in his home or in the Hospital and gives the Chief Medical Officer powers to enter any home or premises that a suspected person may be in.
The Chief medical officer can order any person to be admitted to and detained in an isolation station for a certain period.
Cabinet has approved the travel advisory placing restrictions on the travel of public servants to China and any country with confirmed cases of the disease.
Meanwhile, the official name for the disease caused by the new coronavirus is Covid-2019.
This announcement by the World Health Organization comes after the death toll from the virus passed 1000 with tens of thousands of people having been infected.
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Whiz Kid / Wizax 2004, Dixie
Added on February 5th, 2011 (4292 views)
Name: Jakob Ashtar. Age: 38. Born: In Aalborg November 16, 1972. Reside in: A suburb to Copenhagen. Job: DSP Software Engineer. Interests: Audio algorithms (noise suppression, speech enhancement), self-regulating systems, pattern recognition, philosophy, consciousness, self-awareness, the concept of time, meditation, out-of-body experiences, artificial intelligence, dynamical systems, self-organizing/adaptive systems, cognitive systems, mathematical modelling of physiological systems, Chance vs Determinism, the boundaries of scientific methods, the human sensory system, programming in C, C#, Assembler and Matlab.
Oh, I probably had several handles, but I stuck with Whiz Kid. I don't remember how I came up with it. I guess I just thought it sounded cool.
I was working alone until I joined Wizax for a brief amount of time, and then later Dixie.
Mainly coding and some swapping on the side.
I got my first computer, a Commodore Plus/4, in 1984 because it was supposed to be more advanced than the Commodore 64. I was looking forward to playing a lot of games, but I quickly discovered that finding games for the Plus/4 was more or less impossible, and the games that were available were totally boring. But then I started playing around with the built-in assembler, and that's what got me into programming. It was awesome to feel like a God; meaning that you had almost full control of an exciting new universe where you were the creator. Since there were a lot of stuff going on in the C64 scene, I decided to buy a C64 which at that time took a lot of delivering newspapers. :o)
Almost every day after school, I hi-jacked my parents' TV and spent a lot of time getting familiar with the C64. The C64 came with a manual which also had a section devoted to the instruction set. This was very helpful when you had to tweak your code and minimize cycle consumption. Profiling back then was quite different from what you see today. I remember that the common method for cycle estimation was to change border colour before and after a block of instructions. That would visualize your cycle consumption and you could keep track of bottlenecks and know where to spend time optimizing.
As I got more into coding, I also started swapping with people in Europe and attended copy-parties. Those days were really fun. I would always bring a bottle of caffeine pills because I knew I had to stay awake for several hours coding like crazy. I remember attending a party outside of Copenhagen. Some guy from Fairlight had a beef with some other guy which he forced to stand up on a chair and yell: "I am a lamer! My code sucks!" That was quite amusing even though I felt bad for the guy. In the late 80's, I was quite involved in the demo scene and it was really rewarding when you saw demos from other groups who gave props to you in their scrolltexts. The whole atmosphere around the demo scene was quite thrilling. A bunch of people meeting and showing off their work, setting new standards and pushing the limits of what could be done on the C64.
One of the things that I invented was a full-screen scroller. The idea was actually a spin-off from some code which showed how to remove the sideborders. Usually, the scroller in demos would be limited by the sideborders, but I invented a method which made it possible to make a full-screen scroller. However, I was too slow with the launch and some other group did the same thing and got the props for it.
Proud is probably the wrong word. I can't pinpoint something specific that I am proud of. If I have to use that word, I would say that I am proud of the fact that I was part of the demo scene and all the stuff that was going on at that time. Coding back then was really hardcore and it was nothing like the fancy stuff we see today where you get a lot of help from your tools. Information back then wasn't as widely available and spreading as fast as we see today via the Internet. Knowledge was obtained and shared at copy-parties and get-togethers.
Omega Supreme of The Shadows. He was an awesome coder and a major contributor to the demo scene. I was told that the guy actually was able to code in opcodes. I also remember Einstein of Triton Technology. He made some fascinating demos. Troels Harmark a.k.a. Spike of Bones was a good friend of mine and he taught me a lot. Music wise I was (and still am) a great fan of Martin Galway. His music is awesome! My favourite is the Parallax tune. Jeroen Tel was also a great composer.
Hmm... If I remember correctly, it was only possible to have eight sprites on the screen, so it was quite amazing when the sprite multiplexer was invented.
I went to the 2000 A.D. party in Esbjerg. I also went to one outside of Copenhagen together with some members of Bones. I met the musician from Red Sector at that party. He made some awesome music and he had brought a lot of music equipment to the party, so it was quite a show when he was composing.
Showing who was best!
I would say the introduction of vector graphics and getting rid of the sideborders.
I don't know if this is a cool story, but at least it's funny. A guy from Wizax had been working for I don't know how long on a demo which was going to be presented at a demo party. When he was close to being finished, all his equipment got fried by lightning. He ended up in a mental hospital. OK, the mental hospital thing is not true, but the rest is. :o)
You know, most of us were 12-14 year old zit harassed not-so-cool-looking geek weirdos with no social life and not many friends. One of the dudes I exchanged code with turned out to be this well-dressed body builder with a pink umbrella.
Once in a while I talk with Troels. His math skills are awesome! Back in the day, we had lots of philosophical discussions and he really inspired me. Recently, I also started talking with an old friend of mine, Tech of Upfront. He was and still is an excellent coder.
My old spray-painted breadbox (I was into graffiti as well back then) is in a moving box somewhere in my shed. I am a collector by nature, so I have papers, magazines, disks, notes and a bunch of other stuff from back then. Once in a while I take a look at it and walk down memory lane remembering the good old days.
It was not only special, it was an INSTITUTION!
When I am retired and my kids have moved out of the house, haha!
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Nalazila se na otoku Šipanu i bila je jedina državna cesta na otoku. Cesta je spajala jedina dva naselja na otoku: Šipansku Luku i Suđurađ.

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A 15mm steel shackle makes it highly resistant to bolt cutters and saws.
Each lock comes with 3 keys that opperate the anti-pick cylinder barrel.
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Once activated the lock will become live within 15 seconds which gives you time to fit it to your gate, bike, or chain etc. The lock then has a fail safe movement sensor which detects movement within a 5 second period. For example 1 movement within 5 seconds will not activate the alarm. 2 or more movements within 5 seconds will then activate it. This prevents the alarm from being triggered accidentally by wind.
1. Follow the proceedure above but when you insert the shackle into the body and no "beep" is heard then that is the inactive position, (opposite to the live position).
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Even without the alarm these locks are good all round locks. However studies do show the alarm to be an effective deterrent. They are often used locked alone to items such as tools, tool boxes, steering wheels simply to warn someone that an item has been moved or tampered with.


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Facing bad publicity and difficulties in selling the event, the organizers of an exhibition game featuring locked-out NBA players changed course Thursday and decided to give all proceeds to charity.
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5 Best Psychedelic Horror Games of All Time
August 23, 2022 Shina Gaming 0
5. We Happy Few
4. Layers of Fear
3. The Evil Within
2. Infliction
1. P.T.
There's something awfully intriguing about watching a helpless protagonist spiral down a rabbit hole, isn't there? What's better is having said rabbit hole laced with psychedelic elements that knock not only the character for six, but the one tugging on the strings from the comfort of their own homes. And if you're wanting to talk about trippy video games, in general, then you'll be pleased to know that the survival horror genre harbors hallucinatory episodes like they're going out of fashion.
It's no surprise that a horror game would only want to trip the player out when concocting its home brew, which is why psychedelics are seen as near-perfect ingredients for most, if not all modern titles. Not only do they keep players on their toes, but they also bring a certain level of unpredictability to the table, which is a sure-fire way of keeping the level of immersion at an all-time high. If that's the sort of thing that whets your appetite, then you should definitely throw yourself at these five entries.
We Happy Few – Announce Trailer | PS4
We Happy Few is a psychedelic cocktail of stealth-based survival horror and puzzle-solving, embellished with a mesmerising story-driven campaign. As a game with countless psychedelic components, its players can expect to see an ever-changing world, one that employs a population so merry and kind-hearted, that it's only natural for trespassers to suspect it for being in possession of a much darker reality.
We Happy Few revolves around Joy, a drug that tricks its consumer into thinking the world is as peaceful as the townsfolk make it out to be. In reality, though, the junkies that run the town are flesh-eating sociopaths, and it's only after you refuse to take your daily dosage that you begin to see the world for what it really is. The problem is, people aren't overly happy about you waking up to see the truth, and they're more than happy to do all in their power to put you back on cloud nine, dead or alive.
Layers of Fear – Gameplay Trailer | PS4
Layers of Fear brings a fresh lick of paint to a dying art. Literally. As a survival horror game based entirely on the artistic curveballs that budding creators endure, players can witness the heart and soul that goes into a masterpiece, where innovative ideas fuse with the morally bankrupt minds that harness them.
In Layers of Fear, players assume the role of an established painter. After losing his dearly beloved to murder, the artist sets out to create the so-called magnum opus, a piece of art that embodies the heart and soul of his late wife. The hollow halls of his former family home, however, tell a different tale — one stoked by betrayal and bloodlust. As players, you must connect the dots and grasp an understanding of the family's history. For every tool you acquire, a new revelation will come to pass, providing you with the muse to paint the truth in black and white.
The Evil Within – Launch Trailer
The Evil Within is a psychological horror that fuses twisted worlds with the human psyche. As detectives sent to investigate a series of mass killings at a local hospital, players must forage for clues in order to comprehend the fates of those involved. To obtain said clues, you must enter a realm of horror, a place where nightmares come to life in the most horrific ways imaginable.
The Evil Within blends its nightmarish world with a classic third-person shooter format. Its setting, which transforms on a constant basis, provides players with a sense of feeling isolated and without guidance. With that, anyone who is brave enough to conquer Beacon Mental Hospital can expect quite the number of curveballs, many of which will push the human mind well beyond its breaking point.
Infliction: Extended Cut – Console Launch Trailer
Infliction is a walking simulator that adds a thick coating of psychological horror to its outer layers. Like other games of its kind, players are tasked with roaming a creepily vacant home with the intention of unmasking a forbidden truth. The truth in question herein revolves around the murder of the protagonist's wife. As it happens, the grieving husband harbors a sinister secret, one that the ghosts of his past wish to extract. It's your role, of course, to aid the looming entities in the twisted phishing expedition for answers.
Infliction tells the tale of a shallow partner who's engulfed in the flames of guilt and grievance. With his wife stalking the halls of his former family home, the survivor must learn to atone for his mistakes and, in turn, banish the ghost that only wishes to harm those who wronged her. The problem is, the spirit has the power to not only physically harm her oppressors, but toy with their minds. With that, players can expect one monster of a journey through the rabbit hole.
P.T. – Gamescom 2014 Trailer
Silent Hills will forever be known as "the one that got away." Due to the conflict with Konami, Hideo Kojima scrapped the would-be survival horror game before it could ever really establish roots in the market. The only thing it left in its wake, of course, was the short but horrifyingly beautiful tech demo, P.T..
Although P.T. has since been wiped from storefronts, the experience still holds a permanent residency in players' minds, and forever reminds the community of what could've been. It was a masterclass in building suspense through the power of psychedelia, and something that no other developer in the world could ever dare to replicate, regardless of experience. And to think, this is a status that was achieved from a mere sneak preview of a much larger game. Say what you will about Kojima, but you can't deny the fact that the guy knows how to utilize the psychedelic elements, even in the smallest doses.
So, what's your take? Do you agree with our top five? Are there any psychedelic games we should know about? Let us know in the comment section below!
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Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
(Redirected from Jerusalem Center)
The Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs is a non-profit institute for policy research and education.
"The Jerusalem Center has been a leading voice in the campaign to maintain Israel's capital, Jerusalem, as a united city under Israeli sovereignty. In his 2007 best-seller, The Fight for Jerusalem: Radical Islam, the West, and the Future of the Holy City, former Israeli UN ambassador and Jerusalem Center president Dore Gold argues that if Jerusalem is to be a free city where all faiths can be practiced, it will have to remain under Israeli sovereignty. (A Hebrew edition is available as of December 2008.)"[1]
Ambassador Dore Gold - President of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
Professor Daniel J. Elazar, z"l - Founder of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
Manfred Gerstenfeld - Chairman of the Board of Fellows
Chaya Herskovic - Director General
1 Steering Committee
2 Providing a Voice for Israel's Experts
4 Resources and articles
4.1 Related Sourcewatch
Accessed May 2010: [2]
Manfred Gerstenfeld, Chairman
Yakir Plessner, Vice Chairman
Shmuel Sandler, Secretary
Efraim Torgovnik, Treasurer
Rela M. Geffen, Assoc. Secretary-Treasurer
Arthur Eidelman
Zvi R. Marom
Providing a Voice for Israel's Experts
"Some of the leading experts who have been featured in Jerusalem Center publications and briefings in recent years include:
Moshe Ya'alon, former IDF Chief of Staff
Amos Gilad, Director of Policy and Political-Military Affairs at the Israel Ministry of Defense
Aharon Zeevi Farkash, former head of IDF Intelligence
Benny Gantz, head of IDF Northern Command
Yair Naveh, head of IDF Central Command
Binyamin Ben-Eliezer, Minister of National Infrastructures
Giora Eiland, head of Israel's National Security Council and responsible for designing the disengagement
Shalom Harari, a senior advisor on Palestinian affairs for Israel's Defense Ministry
Danny Tirza, the IDF's chief architect for the security fence
Uri Lubrani, Advisor to the Minister of Defense, former Israeli Ambassador to Iran, and Advisor on Arab Affairs to Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion
Shlomo Avineri of Hebrew University, former director general of the Foreign Ministry
Bernard Lewis, Princeton University historian and expert on Islam
Uzi Arad, Director of the Institute of Policy and Strategy, Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya
Ephraim Kam, Deputy Head of the Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies at Tel Aviv University
Mordechai Abir, Professor Emeritus of Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Gerald M. Steinberg, Director of the Program on Conflict Management and Negotiation at Bar-Ilan University
Zvi Mazel, former Israeli Ambassador to Egypt and Sweden
Robbie Sabel, former legal adviser to the Israel Foreign Ministry
Khaled Abu Toameh, who has been reporting on Palestinian affairs since 1989
URL: http://www.jcpa.org
Emerging threat
Nina Rosenwald
Maj.-Gen. (res.) Yaakov Amidror - Program Chairman, Institute for Contemporary Affairs
Lenny Ben-David - Consultant, Internet Publications
↑ About, Jerusalem Center, accessed May 5, 2010.
↑ Key People, Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, accessed May 5, 2010.
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Q: How to remove a parenthesized part at the end of a string? I have stock list values like this
VALANTINE (BY ECK) DAMIER STONE(XL)
SARIYER (BY ECK) MNV1983(XL7)

I want to update stocks list values to this
VALANTINE (BY ECK) DAMIER STONE
SARIYER (BY ECK) MNV1983

How can I remove the parenthesized part at the end of the string?

A: In Firebird 2.5, you can do something like:
case when val similar to ('%\(%\)') escape '\'
  then substring(val from 1 for char_length(val) - position('(' in reverse(val)))
  else val
end

This does the following:

*

*Check with similar to if the string ends with a parenthesized part, if not, it returns the value as is.

*If it does, it will use substring to return the part without the last parenthesized part.

*

*It uses char_length to get the original string length,

*It uses reverse to reverse the string (e.g. A (B) C (D) becomes )D( C )B( A,

*It uses position to find the opening parenthesis (() in the reversed string (this is the last opening parentheses in the original string),

*It then uses that position to calculate the length for the substring result.

In Firebird 3.0 and later you can also use the regular expression substring variant:
coalesce(substring(val similar '\"%\"\(%\)' escape '\'), val)

This does the following:

*

*With the regular expression substring, extract the part before the final parenthesized part

*As the previous step returns null if there is no parenthesized part, it uses coalesce to return the original value for that case

See this fiddle: https://dbfiddle.uk/?rdbms=firebird_3.0&fiddle=9499aa7c90634fc4f5957879c512155c

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Wulfheard († zwischen 822 und 824) war Bischof von Hereford. Er wurde 801 zum Bischof geweiht und trat sein Amt im gleichen Jahr an. Er starb zwischen 822 und 824.

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Römisch-katholischer Bischof (9. Jahrhundert)
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Parker & Sons was founded in 1974 by Jack and Faye Parker. Back then, they were known as Parker & Sons Air Conditioning. It was a simple to person company run out of the old family station wagon. There was hardly enough room for Jack and Faye to fit with all of their tools and supplies.
Phoenix, AZ, March 15, 2016	(Newswire.com) - The culture of Parker & Sons was established in those early years. It is right there in the name; first and foremost, Parker & Sons is a family company, built on family values, dedicated to serving families all across Phoenix.
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Le Choucador à queue étroite (Poeoptera lugubris) est une espèce d'oiseaux de la famille des Sturnidae. On parle aussi du Rufipenne à queue étroite.

Cet oiseau vit de manière dissoute à travers l'Afrique équatoriale.

Description et éléments associés
Les choucadors sont des oiseaux arboricoles au bec fort et pointu et à pattes robustes. Ils sont omnivores et consomment aussi bien des fruits que des insectes divers. Toutes ces espèces sont grégaires et évoluent en groupes moyens à grands. Le choucador à queue étroite mesure un peu plus de  de long. Le mâle a une très longue queue étroite étagée, et un plumage noir à reflets violets, sauf sur une partie des ailes où il plutôt noir foncé métallique. L'iris est jaune. La femelle est plus grise.

Répartition et habitat
Cet oiseau est observé depuis la Sierra Leone jusqu'au bassin congo-gabonais, puis en Afrique centrale sans dépasser vers le Nord le milieu de la Côte d'Ivoire. Il est absent par zones, son aire est assez discontinue.

Poeoptera lugubris, contrairement à la majorité des choucadors et rufipennes africains, préfère les milieux un minimum ouverts, les lisières et les bois. Il n'en reste pas moins un oiseau forestier.

Statut de conservation
Selon l'UICN (11/2021), l'espèce est considérée comme de préoccupation mineure.

Liens externes

Notes et références

Sturnidae


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Mission Chinese Chef Danny Bowien Shares His Dumpling Inspiration
Haute Cuisine, News
by fabiana Santana
When the W Hotels wanted to celebrate their new W Shanghai – The Bund property, there was only one chef to call to help plan the menu: Danny Bowien.
The Korean-born, Ohio-raised opened Mission Chinese in San Francisco to great success and in 2012, brought the brand to NYC. He has been dominating the Asian food scene ever since with his brand of unorthodox Chinese food. Think crispy beef tripe with explosive chiles and Koji fried chicken – Haianese style fried bird with bitter lemon hot sauce. It's the kind of food that earned him a James Beard "Rising Star Chef" award in 2013.
Photos by Sean T. Smith, courtesy of W Hotels Worldwide
For the fete celebrating W Shanghai – THE BUND, the new 374-room hotel and first W property in Shanghai offering epic skyline views in the energetic city's riverfront district, Bowien created a new version of a classic xiao long bao. "The inspiration for this dish was xiao long bao, which many people know as Shanghai's soup dumplings. I felt it was the perfect dish to celebrate the fact that W just opened its newest hotel in Shanghai," says Bowien. "Of course, I associate soup dumplings with Shanghai so it just seemed like a natural fit. It was great to partner with W – I got to be creative and interpret the dish however I wanted. What we came up with is a bold non-traditional dish, but I think it definitely highlights the flavors of xiao long bao."
The party took place at a surprise pop up location and during the event, a few lucky winners were gifted the chance to experience W destinations first-hand with exclusive prizes including two-night stays at various W hotel properties. There were loads more surprises. "Acrobats, dancers, live DJs – W knows how to throw a party." Also gifted were signed cookbooks from Chef Danny Bowien and a three-night stay at the new W Shanghai – The Bund.
The new W hotel celebrates Shanghai as much as Bowien did in the dish he created for the party. We got the chance to talk to him about creating that dumpling, his toughest critic, the culinary ways he nods to his Shanghai inspiration and where he goes to stay close to it.
When you create a recipe, how do you keep the tradition of Shanghai cuisine intact but still update it?
It depends on what I'm making. In this case we used the Shanghai soup dumpling as inspiration because we're celebrating the opening of W Shanghai – The Bund. But we were looking to serve it cold, which was a challenge because the first thing you think of when you think of a Shanghai soup dumpling is the temperature, for me at least. I basically took the flavor profile of pork soup dumplings (which usually has pork, or a pork base and often seafood or crab fat or crab roe too) and I inverted it.
To make the soup inside of the soup dumpling there are always bits of gelatinized stock that melt when the dumplings steam. That's what creates the soup inside when you bite into it. I wanted to capture that flavor profile, but I didn't want to serve a cold pork dumpling. That wasn't really appealing to me. So, I was like, well, what if we just do it all inverse? We made the seafood (Dungeness crab in this case) the main component and developed a gelatinized pork stock alongside other ingredients like barbeque roe and pickled sesame leaves.
So, the pork is there and the seafood is there, but it's presented in a way that's totally different. We worked with the flavors of xiao long bao to create something that's not traditional at all, but it's delicious.
Who is your toughest critic when it comes to twisting up the classics?
I feel like at this point I'm my toughest critic just because the creative process is really long and you don't always nail it the first time. You rarely ever nail what you want and get that something out of a dish the first time you make it – you think about it a lot. I don't really let critics bother me anymore because what's the point? A long time ago when I was younger and starting my career I worried a lot about critics, but you can't let that control you. I'm hard enough on myself.
Why did you choose the soup dumpling to recreate? How is it different from the 'original' it is based on?
Soup dumplings of course remind me of Shanghai, so it was a great fit for this event with W. My interpretation of this dish is completely different than the original, but we worked with the flavors to create something amazing to celebrate W Shanghai. Really, it's more like a lettuce cup with flavors of xiao long bao, but we took all the elements of Shanghai soup dumplings and put them into this new dish.
Of course, traditionally soup dumplings are hot and this dish is served cold which was initially a challenge, but I loved creating it – I love a challenge. We used Dungeness crab as the main component rather than pork because a cold pork dumpling didn't sound appealing to me. This way, it's basically like we are recalling the flavors of xiao long bao but in a totally different way.
What are your favorite spots for authentic Chinese food in New York City?
Specifically, in Chinatown there's a restaurant that's two doors up from us, it's called Wu's Wonton King and it's amazing. Their Hong Kong-style barbeque is incredible, plus the staff and the owner are so cool – everyone's just so nice and it's delicious. My son loves it there. He always gets the three-flavor dumpling soup in bone broth with fresh rice noodles, that's his thing.
I always get the steamed chicken, Hainanese-style ginger-scallion chicken, it's incredible. They also have lobster and salt pepper crab – it's all so good. It's one of my favorites. There's another place called Spicy Village on Forsyth street, it's amazing – another one of my favorites. I also love Funny BBQ on Bowery – it's open until 2am. It's a hot pot place and it's very good. Very good.
Where do you go first when you're in Shanghai?
I'm hoping to get to the new W hotel, but aside from that I generally eat pretty much as soon as I can when I'm in the city. The first thing I eat are dumplings. They have Sheng Jian Bao in Shanghai, which is basically a pan-fried soup dumpling – that's my favorite. The ones I've had there are thin and crispy on the bottom – they're really good. Otherwise I like eating seafood while I'm in Shanghai.
There's also this lamb restaurant, it's incredible. They have these hand-rolled oat noodles steamed in almost a honeycomb sort of shape, served in a steamer basket – that's the first place I go, and that's the best. I took one of their menus when I was there last time – I mean I asked and they gave it to me – their menu looks like a textbook. It's incredible.
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Having recently attended a meeting for the American College of Healthcare Executives, I had the chance to query a hospital CEO, who coincidentally happened to be a Toyota engineer in a former life, about healthcare Kaizen. After mentioning that his team was currently engaged in a lean project, he, much to my surprise, confessed that he was not very familiar with the concept either. Given my interest in continuous quality improvement, I decided to investigate further.
Kaizen is an ancient Japanese philosophy that strives to continually improve all aspects of a person's life. Recognizing the need for significant change in the late eighties, Dr. Don Berwick, former Administrator for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and Harvard Community Health Plan physician, illuminated the concept of Kaizen in an article in the New England Journal of Medicine. As a potentially crucial concept for improving health care in the United States, Dr. Berwick writes that, "..in the discovery of imperfection lies the chance for processes to improve".
With a variety of approaches available for organizational improvement, one may wonder, why choose Kaisen? While Six Sigma is a mathematical process focused on eliminating statistically relevant defects, Kaizen seeks to improve all aspects of a business through process standardization, increased efficiency and waste elimination by focusing on seven core areas – overproduction, defects, unnecessary motion, inventory, space, transportation and waiting time. Incremental and frequent improvements emanate from 'Kaizen events', which involve members from multiple functions and levels in the organization working together to address a problem or improve a particular process in a short time-frame. By tackling process redesign, positive and immediate impacts can be found in the quality, cost and speed of service with corresponding results in improved customer satisfaction and patient experience. And if you are still on the fence about the merits for your organization – be it inpatient or outpatient – you must see how the leaders at Salem Health felt about their journey to Japan to witness the Kaizen process first-hand.
Suspended in free fall – with another dismal jobs report sending the Dow careening, healthcare spending slowing, more Americans grappling with healthcare coverage/choices and the onset of value-based purchasing, the time seems ripe for the healthcare industry to usher Kaizen into their organizations. With experts predicting that 10% of the workforce should be solely focused on working ON the business rather than IN the business, identifying the typical 30-60% of organizational effort that is waste, how will your organization bring this concept to reality for your own lean healthcare transformation?
Jogging is Good for You -But is it Good for Everyone?


When the dream fades with the first rays of morning light.
you buy into the dream at any cost.
When the dream dies, memories are all that's left to keep.
As she lays me down on a bed of nails saying everything's alright.
she puts another nail in my cross.
Release me now, from who I was before.
Help me find a way to unlock that door.
and there's nothing we can't do.
No spirit's so strong, it can't be broken.
No mind's so set it can't be changed.
No love's so perfect, it can last forever.
And with a reassuring smile she reaches for the lever.
with a reassuring smile she reaches for the lever.
with a reassuring smile she reaches.


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Research shows that the skills and techniques you need to acquire new customers are different from the skills you need to retain and expand with existing customers. The key situations of customer retention (Why Stay) and expansion (Why Evolve) have unique pressures and demands. Disrupting or challenging your customer during a renewal or upsell situation is the exact wrong approach—one that could drive a good customer straight into the arms of your competition.
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Wilmington Pediatrics Providers
Sarah Andrew, MD
Dr. Andrew has been with Wilmington Pediatrics since 1990. She is board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics and is a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Dr. Andrew graduated from the University of Wisconsin and received her medical degree from Boston University School of Medicine. She completed her pediatric training at Massachusetts General Hospital.
She enjoys all of pediatric medicine, but she especially loves guiding parents through their child's infancy and early childhood.
Daniel M. Carson, MD
Dr. Carson joined Wilmington Pediatrics in 1993. He is a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics and board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics.
Dr. Carson graduated from Dartmouth College and received his medical degree from Boston University School of Medicine. He completed his pediatric training at the Floating Hospital for Children at Tufts Medical Center.
He and his wife have four children. Dr. Carson enjoys all sports and outdoor activities. His other hobbies include golf, woodworking, reading, traveling and doing crossword puzzles.
Gayathry S. Nene, DO
Dr. Nene joined Wilmington Pediatrics in 2020 after completing her pediatric residency at Floating Hospital for Children at Tufts Medical Center. As an undergraduate at Tufts University she double majored in Child Development and Community Health. She then received her medical degree at the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Dr. Nene is a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Massachusetts Medical Society. Her professional interests include all aspects of primary care, from working with new parents during the baby's first year of life to mentoring adolescents through their teenage years. Outside the office she loves dancing, traveling, baking, exploring new restaurants with her husband, and taking her toddler son swimming.
Carolyn J. Sedor, MD- July 1, 2022
To my patients and families,
I will be retiring from my position here at Wilmington Pediatrics as of November 1, 2022. Caring for young families, children and teens has been a privilege. I am inspired every day by the work parents do to raise healthy children, sometimes under very trying circumstances.
Deciding to retire after 30 years here in Wilmington was difficult. I will, however, have more time to spend with my own children who now live in 3 different states. I am also looking forward to more outdoor activities including hiking and gardening. Your child's health is important to me. Please know the other providers Drs. Andrew, Carson, Nene, Stephens and Tanguay will still be here to care for you.
The staff at Wilmington Pediatrics is easily available to answer questions and to help you transfer to one of our other Pediatricians.
It has been a joy to be your pediatrician.
Carolyn J. Sedor, MD
Sandy Stephens, MD
Dr. Sandy Stephens joined Wilmington Pediatrics in its infancy, in 1992. Originally from New York, she attended several art schools before landing at Skidmore College. There she discovered her passion for science and, through a work study program with developmentally delayed children, her love of children. After a brief foray in Massachusetts as a nanny for a chocolate consultant, she attended Albert Einstein College of Medicine. From the start, she was pulled towards pediatrics and continued to be inspired by the vast potential and resiliency of children and families. She decided to return to Boston and did her residency at Boston City Hospital (now Boston Medical Center), which prepared her for the multi-faceted challenges of pediatric health care. It was also where she met Drs. Sarah Andrew and Carolyn Sedor. Following the birth of her first child, she joined them at Wilmington Pediatrics and has enjoyed being a part of such a vibrant practice.
As a general pediatrician, Dr Stephens adores babies just as much as she loves guiding teenagers through adolescence. She is board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics, a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics and a member of the Massachusetts Medical Society. Currently, she serves as the Medical Director of Wilmington Pediatrics.
Dr. Stephens is a dedicated mom, wife and pet owner who is rarely without her Kindle, yet finds a myriad of way to nurture her artsy side.
Normand A. Tanguay, PhD, MD
Normand Tanguay, PhD, MD (he, him, his) joined Wilmington Pediatrics in 1996. He went to medical school at McGill University after earning a PhD in Physical Chemistry at Brown University in 1993. He had always been interested in science and technology but while at Brown he decided that he wanted a career with more direct people interaction as well. This led him to medical school and a residency in pediatrics at The Floating Hospital for Children at Tufts Medical Center.
Dr. Tanguay (he, him, his) is involved in the larger medical community. He is the Chair of the Department of Pediatrics at Winchester Hospital and is the medical director of the Health Information Exchange.
He is married to Peter, who is a cardiologist. They have two teenagers. While not a natural athlete, he and Peter run regularly and he is very proud to have completed the Spartan Fenway Park race in 2015. He also enjoys the challenge of cooking for his family which consists of 2 vegetarians, a vegan and himself.
Dr. Nicole Rittershaus joined Wilmington Pediatrics in 2022. Prior to joining, she was a general pediatrician in Boston and the Merrimack Valley. She is a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics and board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics.
Dr. Rittershaus graduated from Brown University where she majored in Human Biology, brain and behavior and received her medical degree from Brown University School of Medicine. She completed her pediatric training at the Floating Hospital for Children at Tufts Medical Center.
She loves primary care and has a special interest in adolescent health, mental health, and medical education. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband, young son and 2 spunky rescue dogs. She also enjoys long distance jogging, playing the viola, and reading fiction.
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In this charming Thanksgiving children's book, Emily Ann is not excited for her family's thanksgiving dinner.
She feels left out because her family is paying so much attention to the festivities that they are ignoring her.
As the story progresses, she chooses to not be thankful and instead prepares to play a trick on her family to get her Thanksgiving revenge.
As this book for kids continues, you find that her family comes together to show Emily that the most important part of the celebration of Thanksgiving is your family.
Your kids will love this rhyming bedtime story for kids.
Listen to this book for a great nighttime or quiet time book to have read aloud.
Remember this special time of gratitude and celebration by enjoying this storybook for kids.
Great for kindergarten and children of all ages.


Our vision is to be the premier school which meets the needs of Ohio's deaf and hard-of-hearing students and their families.
The Ohio School for the Deaf (OSD) was established in 1829, making it the fifth oldest residential school in the country. Throughout our 185 year history, student achievement has been tied to access to American Sign Language. The Ohio School for the Deaf Alumni Association is responsible for the nation's only elderly care facility designed for and operated by Deaf persons.
OSD operates under the auspices and in conjunction with the Ohio Department of Education. A comprehensive kindergarten through grade 12 educational program provides a sequential curriculum for achievement in academic and career development areas, which is comparable to Ohio's public schools. Support services include speech therapy, psychological testing, counseling, technology instruction, library/media services, and transition to adult life. The residential program provides a wide variety of student development activities, athletics, and recreation.
OSD's Bilingual/Bi-cultural Philosophy embraces and supports diversity. American Sign Language and English are both rich languages which allow deaf children access to information, a means of interacting with others, and a conduit for understanding multiculturalism. Depending on individual student's needs, either ASL or spoken English (speech, speech-reading, and use of residual hearing) can be used to promote literacy in both languages.
OSD is located in north central Columbus, our state's capital city. The school campus is at 500 Morse Road, two and half blocks west of Interstate 71 (exit 116). The 110 acre grounds have mature trees, flower beds, and a wooded ravine area.


This week, Christians around the world celebrate Holy Week and Easter, commemorating the final days of Jesus Christ—his return to Jerusalem, his crucifixion, and his resurrection. Families attend church services, hooded penitents take part in processions, and artists and families decorate Easter eggs. In Catholic Passion plays, participants depict Jesus's trial and death. Other local rituals draw heavily on earlier pre-Christian traditions. Collected here are images from several Holy Week activities this year.


The Financial Times of London, one of the most influential global business publications, recently assessed all the MBA programs in the world for their record in developing successful entrepreneurs. Three private California schools — Stanford, the University of San Diego and the University of Southern California — were ranked first, third and fourth in the newspaper's global Top 10.
The rankings were based on 10 factors relating to how many graduates started successful companies and to how much help they got from their schools and alumni networks.
Stanford being tops in the world comes as no surprise, given how much it is linked to the emergence of Silicon Valley as the world's technology center. From the students who launched Google to the hundreds of other science, finance and business whizzes who attended the Palo Alto school, the university, its Graduate School of Business and its Center for Entrepreneurial Studies have served as an enormous economic engine.
USD's and USC's presence on the list might seem surprising to those unfamiliar with their histories.
The University of San Diego, like Stanford, also benefits from geography. The La Jolla/Torrey Pines area seven miles from its campus is one of the world's leading centers of the interconnected fields of biotechnology, nanotechnology and life sciences, along with San Francisco and Boston. The university's business school has won raves from Business Week and U.S. News and World Report for its "custom" MBA program that provides students who know what fields they want to enter or who are already with a company with coursework that precisely aligns with their needs.
The University of Southern California, located in Inglewood, doesn't have such a geographic nexus with a tech center, and the prominence of the university's football team has long cast a shadow over USC's very ambitious academics programs. But USC's Marshall School of Business has won vast praise for its Lloyd Greif Center for Entrepreneurial Studies, which puts a heavy emphasis on having aspiring entrepreneurs develop extensive relationships with successful entrepreneurs, both those from USC and other academic backgrounds. It's won kudos from Princeton Review, Entrepreneur Magazine, U.S. News and World Report, and Business Week.
Three other U.S. MBA programs — all from Massachusetts — made Financial Times' Top 10. MIT was second, Harvard was fifth and little-known Babson College — which offers only business degrees at its Wellesley campus and has successfully focused on entrepreneurship since its 1919 founding — finished eighth.
No surprise, but the world's top five MBA entrepreneurial business schools are all in the U.S., and all are PRIVATE schools. But for the 1st, 3rd and 4th highest rated colleges to all be in California is great news, and a tad surprising.
Too bad none of our state's legislators or governors graduated with an MBA from any of these fine schools (I'm just guessing, but I'm seldom wrong). We could use more diversity of economic thought in Sacramento.


University of Detroit Mercy prides itself on offering hands-on, authentic research to undergraduate students. In a new collaboration with Ball State University, Detroit Mercy ReBUILDetroit students are learning about the peer-reviewed process of publishing and about the kinds of research published in the international microbiology journal, Fine Focus.
In a one-year outreach grant with Ball State University, ReBUILDetroit scholars learn about the editorial process of a scientific, peer-reviewed research journal from Ball State University student editors. In addition, the editors are documenting the challenges of historically underrepresented students in science for the journal and a documentary film.
Four times throughout this semester, the six undergraduate student editors meet in-person with ReBUILDetroit scholars to lead discussions on all aspects of the editorial process.
The undergraduates from Ball State are enrolled in an immersive learning course that is designed to peer-review papers, edit, promote and market the international journal. The publication is anticipating its fifth issue to be published in January, 2018.
A symposium is planned for December 8 highlighting the accomplishments of this collaboration.


London-based manufacturer The Bagel Group has gone into administration, with around 80 jobs believed to be at risk. The company, previously known as Mr Bagels, produces bagels under the Mr Bagels brand, and filed for administration on 16 January 2009. MCR Corporate Restructuring is administrator.
Mr Bagels was set up in 1988 by the Kahalani brothers, Paul and Avi and, in 1996, became a limited company. The firm supplies bagels to the retail and foodservice markets. The Bagel Group hit national headlines in December after alleging an executive at rival Maple Leaf Foods was involved in attempted price-fixing, an allegation still under investigation. The Bagel Group refused to comment.


Below is the list of Best Amusement Parks in New Hampshire. The number one amusement park is Canobie Lake Park in Salem. The next few amusement parks in the top 5 are Santa's Village in Jefferson, Whale's Tale Water Park in Franconia, Canobie Lake Park in Salem and Six Gun City in Jefferson. Worth mentioning is Stonewall Farm.


Field is located at the Vineyard Community Church on State Route 123. From I-75, take exit 36 (Franklin-Lebanon). Left off exit towards Lebanon. Go approx. 1 1/2 to 2 miles. Left into Vineyard Community Church. Field is located far behind left side of church.


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Charlestons only steel drum ensemble that incorporates current hits into a great mix of classic and modern music! The Holy City Steel Collective performs a wide variety of music from standard Caribbean calypso and soca, to jazz standards, to classic rock and r&b, to new pop songs all performed on the steel pan.
Not only can you hear them around town at local bars, restaurants, and breweries but we can also be booked for weddings, corporate events, and private parties.


At one time the Blessed One lived in the monastery offered by Anathapindika in Jeta's grove in Savatthi. From there the Blessed One addressed the bhikkhus. 'Bhikkhus, I will tell you the things that should and should not be practiced attend carefully and listen.
When this was said, venerable Sariputta said thus to the Blessed One. 'Venerable sir, the detailed explanation of this short exposition occurs to me. It was said, "Bhikkhus, bodily conduct is twofold, consisting of that should be practiced and should not be practiced, that too quite different from each other. " On account of what was it said by the Blessed One? When practicing certain bodily conducts, if demerit increases and merit decreases such bodily conduct should not be practiced. When practicing certain bodily conducts, if demerit decreases and merit increases such bodily conduct should be practiced.
'Good! Sariputta, good that you know the detailed explanation of the short expositioon given by me.
Sariputta, practising what kind of bodily conduct, does demerit increase and merit decrease? A certain one destroys life cruelly, with bloody hands is engaged in destroying without compassion for living things. Takes what is not given. Gone to the village or to the forest takes others' belongings, with a thieving mind. Misbehaves sexually with those protected by mother, father, brother, sister, or those protected by relations. Misbehaves with those with a husband and liable to be punished, or even with those made to vow garlanding. Sariputta, practising this kind of bodily conduct, demerit increases and merit decrease.
Sariputta, practising what kind of bodily conduct, does merit increase and demerit decrease? A certain one does not destroy life, is not cruel, not with bloody hands, is not engaged in destroying, has compassion for all living things. Does not take what is not given. Gone to the village or to the forest does not take others' belongings, with a thieving mind. Does not misbehave sexually with those protected by mother, father, brother, sister, or those protected by relations. Does not misbehave with those with a husband and liable to be punished, or even with those made to vow garlanding. Venerable sir, practising this kind of bodily conduct, demerit decreases and merit increases.
Sariputta, practising what kind of verbal conduct, does demerit increase and merit decrease? Venerable sir, a certain one tells lies. Gone to an assembly, a gathering, in the midst of his relations, gone to the gild or in the presence of the royality, asked to stand witness and told. Good one, tell what you know. Not knowing, he says I know, or knowing says I do not know. Not seeing says, I saw, or seeing says I did not see. For a personal reason, on account of another or for some material gain he tells lies with awareness. Tells malicious things. Hearing something here, says it elsewhere to split these, or hearing something elsewhere, says it here, to split those. He disunites the united, separates the broken, fond of disuniting and separating talks words to disunite and separate. Talks rough and angry words that are sharp and piercing, arousing the anger of others and not conducive to concentration. Talks frivolously, untimely, untruthful and useless words that are not the Teaching and the Discipline. Sariputta, practising this kind of verbal conduct, demerit increases and merit decreases.
Sariputta, practising what kind of verbal conduct, does demerit decrease and merit increase? Sariputta, a certain one abstains from telling lies. Gone to an assembly, a gathering, in the midst of his relations, gone to the gild or in the presence of the royality, asked to stand witness and told. Good one, tell what you know. Knowing, he says I know, not knowing says I do not know. Having seen says, I saw, or not seeing says I did not see. For a personal reason, on account of another or for some material gain he does not tell lies with awareness. Does not tell malicious things. Hearing something here does not say it elsewhere to split these, or hearing something elsewhere does not say it here to split those. He unites the united, does not separate the broken, fond of uniting and not fond of separating talks words to unite and not to separate. Abstains from rough, angry words, and talks gentle words pleasant to the ear going straight to the heart and acceptable to many. Abstains from frivolous untimely, untruthful and useless words, talking according to the Teaching and the Discipline.
Sariputta, practising what kind of mental conduct, does demerit increase and merit decrease? Here a certain one covets others belongings. O! may those things be mine. Has an angry mind and defiled thoughts. May these beings be beaten, or killed, or destroyed. May they not exist Sariputta, practising this kind of mental conduct, demerit decreases and merit increases. Sariputta, practising what kind of mental conduct, does demerit decrease and merit increase? Here a certain one does not covet others belongings. thinking O! may those things be mine. Hasn't an angry mind and defiled thoughts, thinks May these beings abide happily without anger and ill will. Sariputta, practising this kind of mental conduct, demerit decreases and merit increases.
Sariputta, practising what kind of musings does demerit increase and merit decrease? Here a certain one abides musing to covet other peoples' belongings, abides with angry musings, abides musing to hurt others. Sariputta, practising this kind of musings demerit increases and merit decreases. Sariputta, practising what kind of musings does demerit decrease and merit increase? Here a certain one does not abide musing to covet other peoples' belongings, abides without angry musings, does not abide musing to hurt others. Sariputta, practising this kind of musings demerit decreases and merit increases.
Sariputta, practising the gain of what kind of views does demerit increase and merit decrease? Here a certain one has these views, there are no results for gifts, sacrifices and offerings. There are no results for good and bad actions. There is no this world, no other world, no mother, no father, no spontaneously arisen beings, There are no recluses and brahmins who realizing this world and the other world declare it. Sariputta, practising the gain of this kind of views demerit increases and merit decreases. Sariputta, practising the gain of what kind views does demerit decrease and merit increase? Here a certain one has these views, there are results for gifts, sacrifices and offerings. There are results for good and bad actions. There is this world, another world, mother, father, spontaneously arisen beings, There are recluses and brahmins who realizing this world and the other world declare it. Sariputta, practising the gain of this kind of views demerit decreases and merit increases.
Sariputta, practising what kind of personal gains does demerit increase and merit decrease? Sariputta, when troublesome personal gains are born, on account of not ending being, demerit increases and merit decreases. Sariputta, practising what kind of personal gains does demerit decrease and merit increase? Sariputta, when non troublesome personal gains are born, on account of ending being, demerit decreases and merit increases.
When this was said, venerable Sariputta said, 'Venerable sir, the detailed explanation of the short exposition given by the Blessed One I know as this.
It was said, "Sariputta, forms cognizable by eye consciousness are also twofold those that should be followed and not followed" On account of what was it said by the Blessed One? Venerable sir, when following certain forms cognizable by eye consciousness, demerit increases and merit decreases, such forms should not be followedwhen following certain forms cognizable by eye consciousness, demerit decreases and merit increases, such forms should be followed. It was said, "Sariputta, forms cognizable by eye consciousness too are twofold, those that should be followed and not followed." It was said on account of this.
It was said, "Sariputta, sounds cognizable by ear consciousness are also twofold those that should be followed and not followed" On account of what was it said by the Blessed One? Venerable sir, when following certain sounds cognizable by ear consciousness, demerit increases and merit decreases, such sounds should not be followedwhen following certain sounds cognizable by ear consciousness, demerit decreases and merit increases, such sounds should be followed.
It was said, "Sariputta, sounds cognizable by ear consciousness too are twofold, those that should be followed and not followed. " It was said on account of this.
It was said, "Sariputta, scents cognizable by nose consciousness are also twofold those that should be followed and not followed" On account of what was it said by the Blessed One? Venerable sir, when following certain scents cognizable by nose consciousness, demerit increases and merit decreases, such scents should not be followedwhen following certain scents cognizable by nose consciousness, demerit decreases and merit increases, such scents should be followed.
It was said, "Sariputta, scents cognizable by nose consciousness too are twofold, those that should be followed and not followed." It was said on account of this.
It was said, "Sariputta, tastes cognizable by tongue consciousness are also twofold those that should be followed and not followed" On account of what was it said by the Blessed One? Venerable sir, when following certain tastes cognizable by tongue consciousness, demerit increases and merit decreases, such tastes should not be followedwhen following certain tastes cognizable by tongue consciousness, demerit decreases and merit increases, such tastes should be followed.
It was said, "Sariputta, tastes cognizable by tongue consciousness too are twofold, those that should be followed and not followed." It was said on account of this.
It was said, "Sariputta, touches cognizable by body consciousness are also twofold those that should be followed and not followed" On account of what was it said by the Blessed One? Venerable sir, when following certain touches cognizable by body consciousness, demerit increases and merit decreases, such touches should not be followedwhen following certain touches cognizable by body consciousness, demerit decreases and merit increases, such touches should be followed.
It was said, "Sariputta, touches cognizable by body consciousness too are twofold, those that should be followed and not followed." It was said on account of this.
It was said, "Sariputta, ideas cognizable by mind consciousness are also twofold those that should be followed and not followed" On account of what was it said by the Blessed One? Venerable sir, when following certain ideas cognizable by mind consciousness, demerit increases and merit decreases, such ideas should not be followedwhen following certain ideas cognizable by mind consciousness, demerit decreases and merit increases, such ideas should be followed.
It was said, "Sariputta, ideas cognizable by mind consciousness too are twofold, those that should be followed and not followed." It was said on account of this.
Sariputta, I say forms cognizable by eye consciousness are also twofold those that should be followed and not followed. On account of what was it said? Sariputta, when following certain forms cognizable by eye consciousness, demerit increases and merit decreases, such forms should not be followedwhen following certain forms cognizable by eye consciousness, demerit decreases and merit increases, such forms should be followed.
I said, Sariputta, forms cognizable by eye consciousness too are twofold, those that should be followed and not followed, on account of this.
Sariputta, I say, sounds cognizable by ear consciousness are also twofold those that should be followed and not followed" On account of what was it said? Sariputta, when following certain sounds cognizable by ear consciousness, demerit increases and merit decreases, such sounds should not be followed when following certain sounds cognizable by ear consciousness, demerit decreases and merit increases, such sounds should be followed.
I said, Sariputta, sounds cognizable by ear consciousness too are twofold, those that should be followed and not followed. on account of this.
Sariputta, I say scents cognizable by nose consciousness are also twofold those that should be followed and not followed On account of what was it said? Sariputta, when following certain scents cognizable by nose consciousness, demerit increases and merit decreases, such scents should not be followed when following certain scents cognizable by nose consciousness, demerit decreases and merit increases, such scents should be followed.
I said, Sariputta, scents cognizable by nose consciousness too are twofold, those that should be followed and not followed, on account of this.
Sariputta, I say, tastes cognizable by tongue consciousness are also twofold those that should be followed and not followed On account of what was it said?Sariputta, when following certain tastes cognizable by tongue consciousness, demerit increases and merit decreases, such tastes should not be followedwhen following certain tastes cognizable by tongue consciousness, demerit decreases and merit increases, such tastes should be followed.
I said, Sariputta, tastes cognizable by tongue consciousness too are twofold, those that should be followed and not followed, on account of this.
Sariputta, I say, touches cognizable by body consciousness are also twofold those that should be followed and not followed On account of what was it said? Sariputta, when following certain touches cognizable by body consciousness, demerit increases and merit decreases, such touches should not be followedwhen following certain touches cognizable by body consciousness, demerit decreases and merit increases, such touches should be followed.
I said, Sariputta, touches cognizable by body consciousness too are twofold, those that should be followed and not followed, on account of this.
Sariputta, I say, ideas cognizable by mind consciousness are also twofold those that should be followed and not followed On account of what was it said? Sariputta, when following certain ideas cognizable by mind consciousness, demerit increases and merit decreases, such ideas should not be followed when following certain ideas cognizable by mind consciousness, demerit decreases and merit increases, such ideas should be followed.
I said Sariputta, ideas cognizable by mind consciousness too are twofold, those that should be followed and not followed, on account of this.
Sariputta, the detailed explanation of my short exposition should be known thus.
Sariputta, I say, even robes are twofold, that should be used and not used. Even morsels are twofold, that should be used and not used. Even dwellings are twofold, that should be used and not used. Even villages are twofold, that should be used and not used. Even hamlets, are twofold, that should be used and not used. Even towns are twofold, that should be used and not used. Even states are twofold, that should be used and not used. Even persons are twofold, that should be used and not used.
It was said, "Sariputta, I say, robes are also twofold those that should be used and not used" On account of what was it said by the Blessed One? Venerable sir, when using certain robes demerit increases and merit decreases, such robes should not be used, when using certain robes demerit decreases and merit increases, such robes should be used.
It was said, "Sariputta, robes too are twofold, those that should be used and not used." It was said on account of this.
It was said, "Sariputta, I say, morsels are also twofold those that should be used and not used" On account of what was it said by the Blessed One? Venerable sir, when using certain morsels demerit increases and merit decreases, such morsels should not be used, when using certain morsels demerit decreases and merit increases, such morsels should be used.
It was said, "Sariputta, morsels too are twofold, those that should be used and not used. " It was said on account of this.
It was said, "Sariputta, I say, dwellings are also twofold those that should be used and not used" On account of what was it said by the Blessed One? Venerable sir, when using certain dwellings demerit increases and merit decreases, such dwellings should not be used, when using certain dwellings demerit decreases and merit increases, such dwellings should be used.
It was said, "Sariputta, dwellings too are twofold, those that should be used and not used. " It was said on account of this.
It was said, "Sariputta, I say, villages are also twofold those that should be used and not used" On account of what was it said by the Blessed One? Venerable sir, when using certain villages demerit increases and merit decreases, such villages should not be used, when using certain villages demerit decreases and merit increases, such villaes should be used.
It was said, "Sariputta, villages too are twofold, those that should be used and not used. " It was said on account of this.
It was said, "Sariputta, I say, hamlets are also twofold those that should be used and not used" On account of what was it said by the Blessed One? Venerable sir, when using certain hamlets demerit increases and merit decreases, such hamlets should not be used, when using certain hamlets demerit decreases and merit increases, such hamlets should be used.
It was said, "Sariputta, hamlets too are twofold, those that should be used and not used. " It was said on account of this.
It was said, "Sariputta, I say, towns are also twofold those that should be used and not used" On account of what was it said by the Blessed One? Venerable sir, when using certain towns demerit increases and merit decreases, such towns should not be used, when using certain towns demerit decreases and merit increases, such towns should be used.
It was said, "Sariputta, towns too are twofold, those that should be used and not used. " It was said on account of this.
It was said, "Sariputta, I say, states are also twofold those that should be used and not used" On account of what was it said by the Blessed One? Venerable sir, when using certain states demerit increases and merit decreases, such states should not be used, when using certain states demerit decreases and merit increases, such states should be used.
It was said, "Sariputta, states too are twofold, those that should be used and not used. " It was said on account of this.
It was said, "Sariputta, I say, persons are also twofold those that should be used and not used" On account of what was it said by the Blessed One? Venerable sir, when using certain persons demerit increases and merit decreases, such persons should not be used, when using certain persons demerit decreases and merit increases, such persons should be used.
It was said, "Sariputta, persons too are twofold, those that should be used and not used. " It was said on account of this.
Sariputta, this is the detailed explanation of the short exposition given by me.
Sariputta, if all warriors, ... re ... all brahmins, re. the middle class, ... re ... low castes, know the detailed explanation of my short expositions, in this manner, it would be for their well being and good for a long time.
Sariputta, if all the world together with its Maras, Brahmas, the community of recluses and brahmins know the detailed explanation of my short expositions, in this manner, it would be for their well being and good for a long time.
 When troublesome personal gains are born, on account of not ending being, demerit increases and merit decreases (savyapajjham, bhante attabhava-patilabham abhinibbattayato aparinit, thabhavaya akusala dhamma abhivaddhanti kusala dhamma parihayanti). The troublesome personal gains may be any spiritual attainment or material attainment on account of which one begins to muse and think. When enlightened all musing and thinking are overcome.
 When non-troublesome personal gains are born, on account of ending being demerit decreases and meit increases (avyapajjham bhante attabhavapatilabham abhinibbattayato pariniddhabhavaya akusala dhamma parihayanti kusala dhamma abhvaddhanti). With the birth of non-troublesome personal gains being ends. That is the one who has attained worthiness does not think or muse of his attainments any more. That is the attainment of worthines (arahanta).


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Q: GET request using postman vs using node-fetch To install the package use these commands:
npm install node-fetch@2.6.1
npm install --save-dev @types/node-fetch@2.x

I am trying to get a Json file using the following code:
import fetch from "node-fetch";

async function getjson(){
const response = await fetch('https://www.carrefour.es/electronica/television/ofertas-en-televisores-y-accesorios/cat4167531/c', {method: 'GET',
headers:{
  Accept: 'application/json'
}
}).catch(e => {console.error('request failed:' , e)});

const result = ( response) ? await response.json(): null;
console.log('start');
console.log(result);
}
getjson();

but instead of returning the expected json file, it returns the following error
reason: Parse Error: Invalid header value char
    at ClientRequest.<anonymous> (/home/shengxing/Documents/proyectos/bot/node_modules/node-fetch/lib/index.js:1461:11)
    at ClientRequest.emit (events.js:314:20)
    at TLSSocket.socketOnData (_http_client.js:481:9)
    at TLSSocket.emit (events.js:314:20)
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    at readableAddChunk (_stream_readable.js:272:9)
    at TLSSocket.Readable.push (_stream_readable.js:213:10)
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}

When I use Postman, it returns the expected json file, what was I doing wrong?
Can anyone shed some light on this question please?