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NT Petroleum and Water Legislation leaves NT landholders with significant risk
Northern Territory landholders, pastoralists, Native Title holders and other occupiers are potentially exposed to significant legal risks regarding land access for petroleum activities due to the current legislative framework in the Northern Territory.
Gas fracking companies, Origin Energy and Santos, have now commenced drilling and fracking a series of wells on cattle stations overlying the Beetaloo Basin. The NT Fracking Inquiry found that these activities have the potential to cause pollution events in both surface and groundwater.
There is an argument that the current NT petroleum and water legislation gives a potential defence to gas companies for water pollution in certain circumstances.
Further, owners and occupiers could be liable if they fail to 'exercise due diligence and take reasonable steps' to prevent harm in relation to the acts of a petroleum title holder on their land.
Protect Country Alliance spokesperson, Graeme Sawyer, urged the government to fix these loopholes in the legislation before it was too late.
"Rigs are now rolling across the NT and the risks are live, but the laws haven't caught up," he said.
"Right now the loopholes in the Water Act and the Petroleum Act are leaving cattle stations and other landholders exposed to damage and legal risks, while the fracking companies appear to have legal protections they can use to avoid offences.
"We will be calling on the NT Government to repeal section 7(2) Water Act and amend s102(1) and s102A to ensure there are no unintended consequences.
"This fiasco confirms Territorians' worst fears, that the NT Government is incapable of properly managing fracking activity, and is putting landholders, water security and entire industries like our cattle trade at risk.
"Gas companies have been given the greenlight to start fracking, yet if there is an accident and pollution event, like inter-aquifer pollution, its landholders who will wear the direct legal and material consequences of the event, and any claims for compensation from neighbours that may arise."
"This situation is manifestly unfair. The laws are badly written and have clearly been influenced by the lobbying of gas and other resource companies, to their benefit."
It is the view of Ms Marylou Potts, solicitor, who advises landholders, communities and councils in NSW, QLD and the NT in relation to land access, that NT landholders, pastoralists and other occupiers are potentially exposed to significant risks regarding land access from petroleum activities.
Ms Potts in her recent visit to the NT said, "Currently in the NT landholders carry the risk of the petroleum activities for no benefit, in fact for significant detriment to their business operations, their time and their land."
It is Ms Potts' view that landholders should have statutory immunity from the activities of petroleum companies on their land, as is the case in other jurisdictions.
Ms Potts argued a landholder should be no worse off as a consequence of a gas company's activity on the landholder's land.
Daniel Tapp from Big River Station in the Roper region is among a growing list of pastoralists refusing access to gas companies on their properties.
"Once fracking companies gain access to our pastoral leases, our rights go out the window and we're at the mercy of invasive industrial activity, and potential land and water contamination," Mr Tapp said.
"If contamination issues arise in our water & produce production, these industries will be gone for good.
"What is worse, under current laws it could be the landholder held responsible for any pollution or damage caused by these gas companies on our properties, despite the fact we have been given no choice about them being there. It's a disgrace.
"My family have run pastoral businesses in the Territory going back generations, and we hope the industry has a strong future going forward. But right now food producers face no bigger threat than onshore gas fracking and the irreversible effects on our land, water and food security. To the Gunner Government I say, if you want a strong and profitable pastoral sector in the Territory, repeal these unjust laws and ban fracking before it's too late."


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36 Hours in Ann Arbor
Home of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (population 120,000) brims with trendy bars and restaurants, cultural offerings, and picturesque nature trails and waterways—all just 45 miles from Detroit. Here's our guide to a long weekend in Tree Town.
By Dorothy Hernandez
Graduate Ann Arbor
Boutique check-in @ 3 p.m.
In the heart of downtown, The Graduate Ann Arbor, just like the city it calls home, perfectly combines collegiate spirit with sophisticated vibes. Grab a spot at the 40-foot communal table for some lively conversation–just like at college.
Graduate Ann Arbor.
Gin and tapas @ 4 p.m.
Sip on a gin with homemade tonic at Spanish tapas hot spot Aventura. Happy hour runs from 3 to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and features special prices on classic cocktails, sangria, beer, wine and tapas.
Aventura.
Korean feast @ 6:30 p.m.
A part of the Zingerman's Community of Businesses, Miss Kim specializes in Korean dishes feature Michigan seasonal products. Dishes such as Korean fried chicken and tteokbokki (rice cakes) go perfectly with the house-infused soju. Chef and managing partner Ji Hye Kim started off with a food cart before branching out with the restaurant, located near the farmers market where she sources many of her ingredients.
Miss Kim. Photo courtesy of Visit Ann Arbor.
Live music @ 8 p.m.
Folk music fans should head to The Ark, one of the top music clubs in the world. The 400-seat club hosts live folk and roots music more than 300 nights out of the year. Or check out Ann Arbor's other legendary live music spot, The Blind Pig, for a mix of local talent and the occasional national act.
The Ark. Photo courtesy of Visit Ann Arbor.
Early-bird market @ 7 a.m.
It's worth rising early to browse among 150 vendors selling fruits, vegetables, plants, breads, flowers and cheeses at the year-round Ann Arbor Farmers Market. Grab a snack for when you go kayaking later in the morning.
Ann Arbor Farmers Market. Photo courtesy of Visit Ann Arbor.
Fresh breakfast @ 9 a.m.
Inspired by health cafes in California, the fast-casual Fred's specializes in organic toasts, breakfast sandwiches and burritos. Playful twists refresh classic breakfast fare; think cauliflower tots or olive oil on ricotta toast.
On the river @ 10:30 a.m.
Kayak, canoe, raft or tube the Huron River. The popular Argo to Gallup River trip clocks in at 3.7 miles and takes about an hour and a half.
Kayaking the Huron. Photo courtesy of Visit Ann Arbor.
Slurp's up @ 12:30 p.m.
The Ann Arbor Slurping Turtle is the second Japanese comfort food restaurant from Michelin-starred celebrity chef Takashi Yagihashi (known for the gone-but-not-forgotten Tribute in suburban Detroit). Try a Red Miso Ramen with chicken, buttered corn and bamboo shoots or snack on duck fat fried chicken and pork belly bao.
Retail therapy @ 2 p.m.
Start your shopping with an Ann Arbor classic: the Arts and Crafts-style tile designs of Motawi Tileworks, open until 3 p.m. on Saturdays. (If you visit during the week, tours of the Motawi production facility run on Tuesdays at 1 p.m. and Thursdays at 11 a.m.) Then drive downtown to walk around Main Street, State Street and Kerrytown; they're all different, but they share this: almost no chain businesses. Shop vintage looks at independently owned shops such as Muse Atelier or Treasure Mart, or embrace your inner bookworm at Literati Bookstore. The Ann Arbor Art Center sells jewelry, paintings, prints and ceramics by area artists.
Ceramics at The Ann Arbor Art Center. Photo courtesy of Visit Ann Arbor.
Take a stroll on the Quad @ 5 p.m.
Admire the Gothic-style buildings that have inspired several generations of lawyers at the University of Michigan's William W. Cook Law Quadrangle. One of the world's best law libraries, the Allen F. and Alene Smith Library is renowned as an architectural gem.
University of Michigan Law Quadrangle. Photo courtesy of Visit Ann Arbor.
Beer me @ 6:30 p.m.
Microbreweries, pubs and bars make Ann Arbor a beer lover's paradise. Sip a sour beer at Jolly Pumpkin or head to Bill's Beer Garden during warmer months to enjoy a local craft beer.
Wine and dine @ 7:30 p.m.
Spencer serves artfully plated farm-to-table meals in a casual setting with communal seating. The menu changes daily, but you'll find fare such as whole rainbow trout with arugula, patty pan squash, goat's eye beans and English peas. Helpful servers will steer you to the perfect glass of wine to accompany your dish.
Spencer. Photo courtesy of Visit Ann Arbor.
Catch a movie @ 9:30 p.m.
The elegantly restored 1928 Michigan Theater and 1942 State Theatre down the street offer an eclectic mix of movies such as cult favorites, indie art flicks and the latest blockbuster.
Photo courtesy of Visit Ann Arbor.
Brunch @ 8 a.m.
Named for the French writer Emile Zola, Café Zola offers an eclectic brunch menu with dishes such as Turkish Eggs (oven-baked eggs with spinach, feta, tomatoes and olives) and Dutch Baby (puffed pancake with champagne mango and berries).
Nature walk @ 9:30 a.m.
Wander along trails through gardens and natural areas at the Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum (aka The Arb), both managed by the University of Michigan. If you visit in late spring, don't miss the arboretum's peony garden, with 27 beds and more than 10,000 flowers when in full bloom.
Peony garden at Nichols Arboretum. Photo courtesy of Visit Ann Arbor.
Cuban lunch @ noon
No surprise, fritas (seasoned patties) and batidos (tropical milkshakes) star at the Cuban-inspired Frita Batidos, helmed by Top Chef contestant Eve Aronoff. We love the chorizo fritas, but you'll also find beef, black bean, chicken and fish versions, with toppings such as cilantro-lime salsa or a sunny-side-up egg. White picnic tables provide communal seating, and orders are taken cafeteria style.
Frita Batidos.
Art stop @ 1:30 p.m.
The University of Michigan's Museum of Art houses more than 18,000 works of art in its permanent collection. Highlights include Chinese paintings and Japanese and Chinese ceramics as well as with Tiffany architectural glass (all from the H.O. Havemeyer mansion in Manhattan).
More information visit Ann Arbor's website.

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SPTS Technologies' Kevin Crofton Elected to SEMI International Board of Directors
SPTS President and COO Joins Board of Global Industry Association Serving the Manufacturing Supply Chain for the Micro- and Nano-electronics Industries
Newport, United Kingdom – SPTS Technologies, a supplier of advanced wafer processing solutions for the global semiconductor industry and related markets, announced that Kevin Crofton has been elected to the SEMI International Board of Directors in accordance with the association's by-laws. Crofton's appointment, along with three other newly elected directors, was announced by SEMI last week at the annual SEMI membership meeting held during SEMICON West 2014 exhibition in San Francisco.
Kevin Crofton, President and COO of SPTS Technologies
"Electronics touch so many aspects of our lives each day – from the ways we communicate, the cars we drive, how we monitor our health and keep our families safe," stated Kevin Crofton, president and chief operating officer at SPTS Technologies. "The companies and people SEMI represents are the innovators, technologist and manufacturers who enable these smarter, faster, more powerful and more affordable electronic products and devices. I am honoured to be elected to this position and have the opportunity to serve with my esteemed colleagues to further initiatives that will help support, define and strengthen our industry as we continue to grow and expand into new areas."
"We are honored to have four distinguished industry leaders joining the SEMI Board and appreciate the continued service of those that have been re-elected," said Denny McGuirk, president and CEO of SEMI. "The SEMI Board reflects the regional and market diversity of our worldwide membership. Their service, commitment and leadership are tremendous assets for our association and our industry."
SEMI's 20 voting directors and 11 emeritus directors represent companies from Europe, China, Japan, Korea, North America, and Taiwan, reflecting the global scope of the association's activities. SEMI directors are elected by the general membership as voting members of the board and can serve a total of five two-year terms.
About SPTS Technologies
SPTS Technologies (a Bridgepoint portfolio company) designs, manufactures, sells, and supports etch, PVD, CVD and thermal wafer processing solutions for the MEMS, advanced packaging, LEDs, high speed RF on GaAs, and power management device markets. With manufacturing facilities in Newport, Wales, Allentown, Pennsylvania, and San Jose, California, the company operates across 19 countries in Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific. For more information about SPTS Technologies, please visit www.spts.com
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Torturing Others Does Most Harm to Us
Defenders of torture are fond of the ticking bomb scenario. It describes a terrorist who has planted bombs around a city that are set to blow, but who refuses to tell authorities where they are. The implicit claim of the scenario is clear. That in some cases, in particular where lives are at stake and time is running short, torture may be justified.
Opponents of torture disagree. They say that real-world crimes, not artificial and oversimplified academic thought experiments designed to get students thinking, should form the basis of our moral and policy approach to torture. They say actual cases possessed of all the features of the ticking bomb scenario-the features that justify torture-are very, very rare.
There are many other arguments against torture, ones based on reason and evidence rather than, as is the case with the ticking bomb scenario, manipulative emotion. These include the fact that no less than the Centre for Strategic Intelligence Research at the Washington-based National Defense Intelligence College says there is no evidence that torture works. They also include the fact that torture violates the UN Convention Against Torture and, consequently, the moral authority of countries like Australia that have signed it (including our capacity to protest when our citizens are tortured by other nations).
And the hits keep coming. As a radio documentary just aired on ABC radio makes clear, when the moral prohibition on torture is transgressed, it can be the torturer-as well as the tortured-who suffers.
The program follows the life and tragic death of American Adam Gray. Gray served in Iraq and returned home with acute post-traumatic stress disorder caused, according to his mother and the mates that served with him in 68th Armor unit, by his inability to come to terms with what he had done to the prisoners in his charge while he was there. While training for his next deployment, Gray attempted suicide and, three weeks later, was found dead in his barracks from what the military describes as an accidental drug overdose.
Those who served with Gray have little doubt about what really killed their friend and what will be the death of them too, if they fail to take necessary measures to tend their own psychological scars. Scars caused by their inability to forgive themselves for the wrongs they did while on tour and the disconnect between their self-image as moral men and their knowledge of what they did and said in times of war. \ Said one soldier, "You don't just forget what you're capable of doing." Admitted another, "I went to confession, went to counseling, I still can't forgive myself."
What did Gray and his fellow soldiers do? They blasted music in the ears of detainees to keep them awake and poured water over their mouths and noses to simulate drowning. They put them in stress positions and left them there for days without sleep, water or food.
Not all the soldiers did these things, or would have done them-even under duress. But as the "Obedience to Authority" and "Stanford Prison" experiments have shown, many more people will degrade and cause pain to others than would be the case if the conditions conducive to such abuse were not present. Indeed, as the story of Adam Gray suggests, many more will do these things than can live with themselves after.
We need to forbid torture for many reasons. These include the terrible price paid by both the tortured and the torturer.
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Pour ¼ cup soy sauce, 1 tablespoon sesame oil, 1 tablespoon of garlic, the brown sugar, water, and cornstarch over the sliced flank steak. Mix well, then let marinate in the refrigerator for at least 1 hour.
In a wok or deep skillet, cook the beef and marinade thoroughly, then set aside.
In the same pan, heat the oil over medium heat. Sauté the onion, remaining tablespoon of garlic, and broccoli until the onion is translucent. Push the cooked vegetables to the side of the pan.
Beat the eggs and pour into the empty half of the pan. Scramble the eggs and mix with the rest of the vegetables.
Add the rice, remaining 3 tablespoons of soy sauce, remaining tablespoon of sesame oil, pepper, and the cooked beef. Mix well and let the rice cook until slightly crispy.
I would make it again husband love it.
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I did it with brown rice and doubled the portions of the veggies, rice and meat for leftovers but kept the other ingredients the same and it still had lots of flavor!


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Q: EasyNetQ - how can I include the original queue name in the EasyNetQ_Default_Error_Queue message? When using the Publisher/Subscriber pattern and an exception is throwed during a subscriber handling, EasyNetQ, by default, put a message in the EasyNetQ_Default_Error_Queue.
The problem is I only have the original exchange name in the error message. What I really need is the original queue name, so I can republish the message to the queue, not to the exchange.
How can I include the queue name in the error message?
Sample error message in the EasyNetQ_Default_Error_Queue:
{
   "RoutingKey": "",
   "Exchange": "EiHD.Application.Restaurant.Events.RestaurantDeliveryMailChanged:EiHD",
   "Exception": "System.AggregateException: Um ou mais erros. ---> System.NullReferenceException: Referência de objeto não definida para uma instância de um objeto.\r\n   em EiHD.Infrastructure.Mailing.EmailSender.OnEvent(RestaurantDeliveryMailChanged evt) na d:\\Projetos\\EatInHouseDelivery\\sln\\Infrastructure\\Mailing\\EmailSender.cs:linha 136\r\n   em EiHD.Infrastructure.EventDispatching.EasyNeqQEventDispatcher.<>c__DisplayClass5`1.<RegisterListener>b__4(T evt) na d:\\Projetos\\EatInHouseDelivery\\sln\\Infrastructure\\EventDispatching\\EasyNeqQEventDispatcher.cs:linha 68\r\n   em EasyNetQ.RabbitBus.<>c__DisplayClass6`1.<Subscribe>b__5(T msg)\r\n   --- Fim do rastreamento de pilha de exceções internas ---\r\n---> (Exceção Interna N° 0) System.NullReferenceException: Referência de objeto não definida para uma instância de um objeto.\r\n   em EiHD.Infrastructure.Mailing.EmailSender.OnEvent(RestaurantDeliveryMailChanged evt) na d:\\Projetos\\EatInHouseDelivery\\sln\\Infrastructure\\Mailing\\EmailSender.cs:linha 136\r\n   em EiHD.Infrastructure.EventDispatching.EasyNeqQEventDispatcher.<>c__DisplayClass5`1.<RegisterListener>b__4(T evt) na d:\\Projetos\\EatInHouseDelivery\\sln\\Infrastructure\\EventDispatching\\EasyNeqQEventDispatcher.cs:linha 68\r\n   em EasyNetQ.RabbitBus.<>c__DisplayClass6`1.<Subscribe>b__5(T msg)<---\r\n",
   "Message": "{\"FromEmail\":\"someemail@gmail.com\",\"ToEmail\":\"anotheremail@gmail.com\",\"RestaurantName\":\"SomeRestaurant\"}",
   "DateTime": "2015-10-25T19:20:17.2317949Z",
   "BasicProperties": {
      "ContentType": null,
      "ContentEncoding": null,
      "Headers": {},
      "DeliveryMode": 2,
      "Priority": 0,
      "CorrelationId": "f212f734-6cd7-41fe-ac71-09335f44bb2c",
      "ReplyTo": null,
      "Expiration": null,
      "MessageId": null,
      "Timestamp": 0,
      "Type": "EiHD.Application.Restaurant.Events.RestaurantDeliveryMailChanged:EiHD",
      "UserId": null,
      "AppId": null,
      "ClusterId": null,
      "ContentTypePresent": false,
      "ContentEncodingPresent": false,
      "HeadersPresent": true,
      "DeliveryModePresent": true,
      "PriorityPresent": false,
      "CorrelationIdPresent": true,
      "ReplyToPresent": false,
      "ExpirationPresent": false,
      "MessageIdPresent": false,
      "TimestampPresent": false,
      "TypePresent": true,
      "UserIdPresent": false,
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A: I figured out a solution.
I had to register an extended version of the DefaultConsumerErrorStrategy class to IConsumerErrorStrategy of my bus:
this.bus = RabbitHutch.CreateBus(this.connectionString, (serviceRegister) => {
    serviceRegister.Register<IConsumerErrorStrategy>((sp) => new ExtendedConsumerErrorStrategy(sp.Resolve<IConnectionFactory>(), sp.Resolve<ISerializer>(), sp.Resolve<IEasyNetQLogger>(), sp.Resolve<IConventions>(), sp.Resolve<ITypeNameSerializer>()));
});

public class ExtendedConsumerErrorStrategy : DefaultConsumerErrorStrategy
{
    public ExtendedConsumerErrorStrategy(IConnectionFactory connectionFactory, ISerializer serializer, IEasyNetQLogger logger, IConventions conventions, ITypeNameSerializer typeNameSerializer)
        : base(connectionFactory, serializer, logger, conventions, typeNameSerializer)
    {
    }

    public override AckStrategy HandleConsumerError(ConsumerExecutionContext context, Exception exception)
    {
        context.Properties.Headers.Add("OriginalQueue", context.Info.Queue);
        return base.HandleConsumerError(context, exception);
    }
}

Now I have the original queue name in my message Headers property. Works for me.

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Step. Open your Internet browser and navigate to the web page you wish to save to your desktop. Click the "Square" icon at the top right of your browser window to change size of your browser.
Does anyone know how to save a website for offline viewing on the Microsoft surface? I have the latest version of Windows RT. (I think it's 8.1). I have the latest version of Windows RT. (I think it's 8.1).
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In November of 2008, Zachary was thrilled to be part of the original cast of Ian Fleming's CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG! playing "Jeremy Potts" in the First Broadway National Tour. Zachary toured with the company to 24 major U.S. and Canadian cities and was honored to remain with the company through the final performance in August 2009 under the stars at the Starlight Theatre in Kansas City, Missouri. Enjoy Zachary's photos from the show!
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Q: Data Handling in Swift I have a custom class whose values are taken from the following data Structure
{
  key1 = value1 ;
  key2 = value2;
  ...}

I can handle this data structure .
With another request, i have the following data structure :
{
 rootKey = {
   key1 = value1;
   key2 = value2;
   ..};`enter code here`
 }

i would like to parse it or use another method to get the result as in the first structure.
Having a java background and little swift experience, i couldn t find a easy and fast way to do     it.

A: If you use Decodable structs, you must define 2 data structures:
struct First: Decodable {
    let key1: String
    let key2: String
}

struct Second: Decodable {
    let rootKey: First
}

Then you can perform two different data requests, obtain different json Data objects. For the first case you try to decode First object:
func request1(completion: (Result<First, Error>) -> Void) {
    // make async request for data
    let data = Data()

    // decode result and call your completion handler in request completion
    do {
        let model = try JSONDecoder().decode(First.self, from: data)
        completion(.success(model))
    } catch {
        completion(.failure(error))
    }
}

For the second one, you try to decode the Second object, but take only the First object from rootKey:
func request2(completion: (Result<First, Error>) -> Void) {
    // make async request for data
    let data = Data()

    // decode result and call your completion handler in request completion
    do {
        let model = try JSONDecoder().decode(Second.self, from: data)
        // take the First object from decoded result
        completion(.success(model.rootKey))
    } catch {
        completion(.failure(error))
    }
}


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from collections import deque

import stl
import funcy as fn

from magnum.solvers import smt
from magnum.solvers import milp
from magnum.utils import encode_refuted_rec

class MaxRoundsError(Exception):
    pass

def combined_solver(*args, **kwargs):
    res = milp.encode_and_run(*args, **kwargs)
    # If milp can't decide use smt
    if res.cost == 0:
        res = smt.encode_and_run(*args, **kwargs)
    return res

def round_counter(max_rounds):
    i = 0
    while i < max_rounds:
        yield i
        i += 1

def solve(g,
          max_rounds=4,
          use_smt=False,
          env_use_smt=False,
          max_ce=float('inf'),
          refuted_recs=True,
          bloat=0):
    """CEGIS for dominant/robust strategy.
    ∃u∀w . (x(u, w, t), u, w) ⊢ φ
    """
    solve = smt.encode_and_run if use_smt else combined_solver
    solve2 = smt.encode_and_run if env_use_smt else combined_solver

    # Create player for sys and env resp.
    g_inv = g.invert()

    # Initialize to worst possible robustness
    counter = solve(g_inv)

    # Check if ∀w∃u...
    if not counter.feasible:
        return solve(g, counter_examples=[counter.input(g_inv)])

    # Cegis Loop
    if max_ce == float('inf'):
        moves = deque([counter.env_input(g_inv)], maxlen=1)
    else:
        moves = deque([counter.env_input(g_inv)])

    counter_moves = deque([counter.input(g_inv)])

    for _ in round_counter(max_rounds):
        candidate = solve(g, counter_examples=counter_moves)
        if not candidate.feasible:
            return candidate

        moves.appendleft(candidate.input(g))
        counter = solve2(g_inv, counter_examples=[moves[0]])

        if not counter.feasible:
            # Check if we've synthesized an optimal input
            if not moves:
                candidate = solve(g)
            return candidate

        counter_move = counter.input(g_inv)
        counter_moves.appendleft(counter_move)

        if len(counter_moves) > max_ce:
            stale_counter = counter_moves.pop()
            stale_move = moves.pop()
            if refuted_recs:
                r = find_refuted_radius(g, stale_move, stale_counter)
                r += bloat
                times = list(g.times)[:-1]
                phi = encode_refuted_rec(stale_move, r, times, dt=g.model.dt)
                g = g.learn(phi)

    raise MaxRoundsError

@fn.autocurry
def smt_radius_oracle(counter, play, g, r):
    rec = ~encode_refuted_rec(play, r, g.times, dt=g.model.dt)
    if rec == stl.BOT:
        rec = stl.TOP

    g = g.learn(rec)
    return smt.encode_and_run(g, counter_examples=[counter]).feasible

def find_refuted_radius(g, u_star, w_star, tol=1e-2):
    oracle = smt_radius_oracle(counter=w_star, play=u_star, g=g)
    r_low, r_high, r_mid = 0, 1, 1

    while r_high - r_low > tol:
        if not oracle(r=r_mid):
            r_low = r_mid
        else:
            r_high = r_mid
        r_mid = (r_low + r_high) / 2.

    return r_high

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You both carry a very valuable legacy on your tender shoulders --- Sid, the legacy of your uncle Karan Johar, and Katrina, the legacy of your uncle, I mean…godfather…no, sorry… friend. Yes, friend! Salman Khan.
And because you are good-looking, people will force their thinking on you, call you bad actors. They might be right. But ignore them. I think you both were brilliant in the film. Especially you, Katrina. There was a scene when you said and I quote, ''I feel nothing.'' I believed you.
Don't let anyone make you believe that the length of your skirt is a measure of your talent. You both have none. You have only skirts, so use them.
Don't let big names affect your choices in films. Silly critics like me will tell you to read the script first. Ignore them. A film like Baar Baar Dekho can go back and forth in time and confuse anyone. And don't get me wrong. It's not the screenplay that bogged my mind but the wigs. Every character's wig was so weird, that in some parallel world, Medusa had a hearty laugh.
Katrina - the privilege your ex-boyfriends offer you will not protect you from the difficulties you will face. You know why? Because they are, well, ex.
Sid --- by the time you see and understand this, I may well not be around. Your fans would have killed me on Twitter. But I think what I am saying today will never be relevant. But I will keep saying it anyway.
Your... dada…nana…actually no one. Just a viewer. And a reviewer.


Need a Holiday Distraction? EA Mobile to the Rescue!
The holidays are upon us and along with bright lights, joyful music and delicious food comes unexpected houseguests, the pressures of seasonal travel, and the long lines as you snag your last-minute gifts. In an effort to help you with a way to combat these holiday stressors, we've compiled a list of free, holiday-themed EA Mobile games that will help you stay merry all the way into 2014.
The holidays are upon us and along with bright lights, joyful music and delicious food comes unexpected houseguests, the pressures of seasonal travel, and the long lines as you snag your last-minute gifts.
In an effort to help you with a way to combat these holiday stressors, we've compiled a list of free, holiday-themed EA Mobile games that will help you stay merry all the way into 2014.
Here are our top picks for hot mobile gaming apps to keep you warm this holiday—and all of them are free to download!
The holidays are the perfect occasion to spend quality time with your family…your Sims family, that is! With sleigh bells ringing and New Year's Eve Fireworks lighting up the sky, make sure to bring The Sims FreePlay everywhere you go this winter. Whether you're stuck on an airplane for hours or trying to tune out your loudest relative at a family dinner, The Sims FreePlay makes for great holiday fun.
The Sims FreePlay allows you to create up to 31 customized Sims! With new in-game holiday content, celebrate the holidays with your Sims family as they go through holiday challenges to earn presents along the way. With the addition of festive quests, Christmas gifts, and a red-nosed reindeer, now's the time to grab your eggnog and check out The Sims FreePlay.
The holidays are in full swing in The Simpsons: Tapped Out and a clerical error causes it to snow down gift cards upon the citizens of Springfield, spreading more than the usual amount of cheer. How will Springfielders react to their new place among the economic elite? With new characters bringing and selling holiday cheer, appropriately themed buildings, and a quest line that explores the true meaning of the holidays, this update is filled with enough festive fun to get you through the holidays.
Trade in your sleigh and reindeer this winter and get behind the wheel of a Lamborghini Veneno or a McLaren P1! Real Racing 3 is one of the most successful racing apps in history and this holiday season is a perfect chance to find out why.
Put the pedal to the metal and fly by competition on the hottest virtual tracks! With an all-new holiday-themed Supercars update, racers on the Apple platform can now compete in Real-Time Online Multiplayer against up to 4 other racers, and participate in new high-speed events featuring some of the world's most glamorous cars from Lamborghini and McLaren. You can also spread the holiday spirit on the track with a limited edition FREE seasonal livery for their Ford Focus RS.
The war continues between plants and zombies this holiday season! Join Crazy Dave on a quirky trip through time where you'll meet, greet and defeat legions of zombies from the dawn of time to the end of days. Amass an army of powerful new plants and power up your defenses with amazing new ways to protect your brain. And that's just the beginning! The future holds many mysteries . . . and zombies. Lots and lots of zombies.
Celebrate with your favorite plants and zombies during the 5 Days of Feastivus! Included in the Plants vs. Zombies 2 holiday update, Feastivus is a 5-day party from December 24-30 with holiday-themed zombies in a wintery backyard. After each Feastivus level is complete, the player gets to open a special holiday gift.
The new Plants vs. Zombies2 holiday update also includes a Turbo Feature for players who want to speed up their game, an updated linear map feature that will let you proceed through the game's primary levels more quickly, and a special appearance by PvZ fan favorite, Gargantuar.


With all the confusing messages about healthy eating & nutrition science I decided this important topic warranted two separate blogs. Last month's blog focused on nutrition priorities and this month I will discuss some of the popular nutrition headlines.
No one can deny the current popularity of gluten free diets. Books & celebrities are advocating for a gluten free diet for "clean living" and weight loss. What the promoters fail to point out is that cutting out gluten containing foods like cookies, cakes & deep fried battered foods is a positive nutritional change that results in fewer calories consumed (hence weight loss). This effect is not directly related to gluten consumption. Additionally, three large studies have shown that people with the highest gluten intake were actually 20 % less likely to develop diabetes. Furthermore, these studies debunk the claim that eating gluten causes weight gain as evident by the finding that there was no relationship between gluten intake and weight. There is no benefit to avoiding gluten if you do not have a gluten sensitivity or allergy.
Health Halo Package Claims-Help or Hinder?
While food label reading is a component of healthy eating, it may unfortunately bring out the unwanted side effect of health halos. A halo effect on a certain food or brand causes the person to perceive the product as healthy, thus resulting in overconsumption of said product. Health claims on a food package does not mean that food provides nutritional benefits, as these claims can be misleading. Always check the Nutrition Facts panel & pay attention to portion sizes. Healthy, unprocessed food does not contain (nor need) a health claim.
The claim "healthy eating is too expensive" is often cited as a reason for consuming cheap, processed convenience food. Current research contradicts this belief by showing that people who prepare home cooked meals engage in healthier eating habits & actually spend less money on food. Frequent eating out is associated with poorer health habits. Processed, convenience "health" foods actually cost more money than preparing a home cooked meal. If you struggle with ideas for healthy meal preparation, research quick and easy ways to prepare meals at home. The Internet contains an overabundance of healthy recipes & tips-just know where to look. Explore websites such as Ellie Krieger's Real Good Food, Cooking Light & Eating Well (to name just a few).
The research on nutrition & health will be ever evolving, this much we know. However, we can be confident that the basic principles of healthy eating won't change, consuming real, whole foods with a variety of plant rich foods including fruits, vegetables & whole grains.


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Presented by Twisted J Live
LC Rocks
Sat · October 19, 2019
$5.00 - $10.00 Tickets At The Door
LC Rocks bringing all the best rock hits from the 70's, 80's, 90's to Stephenville, TX!
Based in Austin Texas, meet LC Rocks, the dynamic rock tribute band that loves what they do and brings that passion to the stage.
General Admission to this performance is only $5 for ages 21+ (must have valid proof upon entry) and $10 for minors (ages under 21) .
Seating 1st come, 1st served.
Ages 18+ (under 18 permitted in with a parent and/or legal guardian).
Venue is non-smoking with a large outdoor backyard area available for smoking.
Bring your requests and be ready for a party!
MEET THE BAND:
Matt Bray
Lead Vocals / Keys
Music and singing has always been a huge part of who Matt is. In fact, he could never imagine doing anything else — it's that engrained. Singing his heart out in front of an audience of people who are giving it right back to him is the biggest rush there is. It's no wonder he loves what he does. And he's been doing it for 20 years now.
Matt began his life in Springfield Illinois, moved to Austin when he was 19 and studied in Music School at Music Tech, Minneapolis, MN.
Christopher Max
Guitar / Vocals
Chris has been playing music since he was able to walk and get his hands on anything that made sound. Being a musician is his entire focus — it's all he does. He studied music in college and learned to play various brass instruments, learned jazz and studied voice. He plays string instruments and horns. He received his Bachelors degree in Business Administration.
He loves music and entertaining because "he just can't help it."
Chris grew up in Haralson County, Georgia and lives in Austin, Texas.
Adrian Peritore
Bass/Vocals
For Adrian, being a bass player is the only "skin" he's comfortable in and playing bass is the ultimate panacea. No matter what else might be going on, he plays a note on his bass and the world becomes a beautiful place.
He was born in Brooklyn, NY and when asked if that's where he grew up, he says he'll let you know when he grows up. He attended Berklee College in Boston, MA. He also plays guitar and mandolin.
Rob "the Heartthrob" Schumacher
Rob loves music because it's in his blood. It's what keeps him alive. He has been playing for 20 years now and when he's not busy playing, he does bicycle assembly. In addition to drums, Rob has played percussion and castanets.
He was born in Fort Riley, Kansas and grew up in Germany, Belgium, California, Kentucky, Ohio and Texas. He attended the University of Kentucky in Lexington, KY.
Twisted J Live
Stephenville, TX, 76401
Flatland Cavalry - Sat 2.29
Sean McConnell - Sat 3.28
Stoney LaRue - Sat 2.1
Randall King - Thu 3.26
Kolby Cooper - Thu 1.23
Dolly Shine - Sat 4.11
Read Southall Band - Fri 2.14
Aaron Watson - Sat 2.15
Kody West - Sat 1.25
Midland - Tue 2.25
Thu 1.23 - Kolby Cooper
Sat 1.25 - Kody West
Sat 2.1 - Stoney LaRue
Fri 2.14 - Read Southall Band
Sat 2.15 - Aaron Watson
Tue 2.25 - Midland
Sat 2.29 - Flatland Cavalry
Thu 3.26 - Randall King
Sat 3.28 - Sean McConnell
Sat 4.11 - Dolly Shine
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Q: How can I store a string which contains backslashes (without manually double escaping)? I need to double up the backslashes in a string, and have found an odd limitation to Javascript: it's not possible to enter strings without evaluating escape characters. The behaviour means I can't distinguish via input
"\!" == "!" // true
"\?" == "?" // true
"\d" == "d" // true
"\!\[\d\d\:\d\d\:\d\d.*?\]\(" == "![dd:dd:dd.*?](" // true

Note here that \d and d are strings with different meanings in a regex (digit vs. the letter d). The string evaluation leads to them being stored identically, as for \b and b.
"\![d\d \bb" // == "![dd bb]" etc.

I want to create a new RegExp, composed from strings (with doubling up of escape characters as required) and variables, to be able to process a series of files without manually changing the regular expression each time, or relying on some weaker, more generic regex.
It really looks like I'll have to do this by hand, despite the backslashes being right there to be replaced against. I'm confused by the lack of any obvious way I could do the same for a regular expression
Without the ability to enter backslashes (as far as I know) this doesn't seem possible - or rather the solution would be hacky and not programmatic.
Does anyone know of the function I'm looking for? It seems quite fundamental so I'm hoping I've missed something obvious!
Observations like the length of \!\[ returning 2 rather than 4 make me feel it might actually be some fundamental fact of the language, but then common sense tells me... this page is being processed in Javascript. Sure enough, fishing out the previous code block :
document.querySelector('... > code')[0].innerText
// "\!\["
document.querySelector('... > code')[0].innerText.length

... returns 4 rather than 2 - so there must surely be a way to enter strings like this?
Related question How do I Programmatically create a double escape?

A: So after reading your question many times I think I get where you are going, and it definitely sounds like an XY problem. An escaped character is just a character; escaping is part of the syntax, not the string itself. If you are building regex dynamically, you will have to double escape special characters. In any case, here's a hacky way to do what you want relying on function stringification:
var regex = function(f) {
  return RegExp(f.toString().match(/return\s+?'([\s\S]+)'/).pop())
}

// instead of `RegExp('\\d\\b')`
regex(function(){return '\d\b'}) //=> /\d\b/

But again, this is not the way to go; just double-escape your characters manually.

A: You know you can double-escape if you want to store the actual backslash, right?
"\\ha!" // Will result in '\ha'

A: If you want a literal backslash in a string, you need to enter two backslashes. The first one escapes the second one, indicating that it should be interpreted as an actual backslash rather than an escape character.
If you want a string whose content is the following character:
\

you would use the following string literal:
"\\"


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A new plan for reconciliation
By Leta W. Watkins	 Last updated Dec 2, 2021
A key element is missing from Canada's pursuit of Indigenous reconciliation: a clearly understood end goal. Even the recent Speech from the Throne described reconciliation as a "process", reinforcing the open nature of this effort to change the relationship between Indigenous peoples and other Canadians.
Reconciliation defies easy characterization; it cannot be reduced to a strategy. The list of complex issues is daunting: recognizing treaty rights, restoring political autonomy, improving infrastructure, revitalizing Indigenous language and culture, overcoming entrenched social pathologies, and more.
Thus, a path to reconciliation requires markers. Here are 10 to consider:
Language Revitalization – Efforts to regenerate the Indigenous language have been anemic; the language crisis is desperate. Full engagement must be launched, if only to show goodwill and recognition of indigenous priorities.
Co-production of policies – Indigenous peoples should not have policies developed for them or applied to them. They must be co-producers.
Reduce Litigation – Millions of dollars are spent each year on legal proceedings, with governments typically spending more than Indigenous claimants. Change is needed to correct the conflicted culture that defines Indigenous affairs.
Infrastructure and Service Standards – Conditions in many Indigenous communities are appalling, with boil water advisories being a visible example. Indigenous communities deserve infrastructure standards shared by all Canadians.
Equal Opportunity – Aboriginal people have the right to comparable education, training and career opportunities. The gap is unacceptable.
Land Claims – Much of Canada is not covered by treaties. These gaps limit opportunities and add strain to relationships. The new agreements will not look like 19th or 20th century treaties, but respecting indigenous peoples' rights to access and use traditional lands is imperative.
Encourage investment – Indigenous peoples want to make major investments, but often lack the money to defend their interests. Governments and private funders must ensure that Indigenous peoples have the necessary resources to participate as shareholders in the Canadian economy.
Procurement Targets – The federal government has a five percent target for procurement from Aboriginal businesses. Big companies are even more advanced. Governments must set – and maintain – supply thresholds.
Justice Reform – Excessive incarceration and abuse of Aboriginal people is well known. Major revisions, drawing on indigenous systems of punishment and rehabilitation, are urgently needed.
Land management – Canada has taken steps to co-manage natural resources. Initiatives like the Indigenous Guardians program show potential for collaboration and improvement.
Canada must remedy the bad policies and paternalism of the past. Substantial work is required on education, self-government, health care delivery, Indigenous intellectual property rights, housing strategies, and more.
There is no easy way to undo the story of multigenerational trauma, but we must recognize the key realities. Indigenous peoples are still there, despite multigenerational efforts to take or assimilate their lands. Resilience remains a key component of Indigenous life. Indigenous achievements in business, governance, cultural expression, community renewal and the reaffirmation of Indigenous women in national affairs have been successful despite significant obstacles.
We must embrace reconciliation, not resist it. It tackles the challenges of the past, but also sets a course that is good for all Canadians. Self-reliant Indigenous peoples will be strengthened and Canada will benefit from the enhancement, renewal and revitalization of Indigenous lives. The task is formidable; it will not be cheap or easy. But to achieve social and economic justice, this must be Canada's top priority.
JP Gladu is a senior researcher at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute and an Indigenous business leader. Ken Coates is Distinguished Fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute and Professor at the University of Saskatchewan
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Cimitero di San Michele
Cemetery of San Michele
The magnificent monumental cemetery of Venice, which has nothing to envy to the Père-Lachaise of Paris, is located on the island of San Michele and dates back to the early 19th century.
A place of peace and serenity, almost impossible to find today in a Venice overrun by tourists.
Before the arrival of Napoleon Bonaparte, the deceased Venetians were buried adjacent to the parish church they belonged to - as the nizioleti of campi and calli still remember today - and only benefactors and nobles could have the privilege of being buried in monumental tombs, whether they churches or cloisters.
With the edict of Sant-Cloud of 12 June 1804, the island of San Cristoforo della Pace was chosen, positioned in front of the Fondamenta Nuove, as the ideal place to host the city cemetery, being able to guarantee the burial of the deceased at the outside the inhabited center and therefore hygiene. This decision involved the demolition of the pre-existing church and monastery; the construction of the monumental complex, which was not particularly appreciated by the people, was entrusted to Gianantonio Selva.
However, it was soon realized that the small space available for burials was not sufficient to contain all the bodies of the deceased, therefore it was decided to expand it using the extension of the Island of San Michele, which in the meantime in 1823 it was purchased by the Municipality; the river that divided the two islets was buried and on 2 August 1839 there was the blessing of the patriarch. Annibale Forcellini from Treviso won the competition and defined the project by showing numerous points in common with the Milan Cemetery; the works were completed in 1876. The final result sought to reduce the living costs of the factory by favoring a simple and essential structure over one full of frills.
The Camposanto shows a Greek cross plan inserted in a square and an elliptical-shaped terminal part. The perimeter is marked by a solid red brick boundary wall which is itself circumscribed by Istrian stone; inside, the numerous tomb monuments are organized into sections cataloged according to Roman numerals or letters of the alphabet. Until 1950 the cemetery was accessed from the historic entrance in front of Fondamenta Nuove and on November 1 of each year, the day of the commemoration of the dead, a pontoon bridge was built, like the one that is positioned for the feast of the Redeemer, which allowed to cross the lagoon and connected Venice to the island.
Today, coming down from the imbacadero, one enters through a small side opening that leads to the Chapel of San Rocco, surrounded by more than thirty minor chapels, a space that acts as a glue between the oldest and most recent area. In the corners of the Forcellini's cross there are four enclosures that communicate with the main part and at the corners of each of these there are small chapels with individual niches incorporated into the surrounding walls. The final ovoid-shaped part is divided into two sectors: the western one which houses the remains of ecclesiastics and religious while the eastern one is reserved for fallen soldiers.
Crossing an avenue of tall cypress trees you reach the Church of San Cristoforo which was perpetually entrusted to the Archconfraternity of San Cristoforo in 1865. The building is also the work of the Treviso architect Forcellini with some alterations by Angelo Davanzo while the interiors feature mosaics of Antonio Castman.
n the mid-twentieth century the sculptor Napoleone Martinuzzi was commissioned for some bas-relief decorations of the access portals to the various enclosures, so that they could counteract the artistic flattening resulting from the scarce economic resources invested. There are two elegant cloisters paved with stone of Monselice in the eighteenth century: the first, the Small Cloister, meets immediately after passing the Gothic entrance portal, composed of an irregular plan and a well in the middle while the Great Cloister was built by Giovanni Buora and three of its sides enclose the magnolia garden.
The numerous funeral monuments, some of which finely adorned in the neoclassical style of the post-Canova school, are interspersed with mighty laurel trees, oaks, maples, magnolias, silver and Austrian pines, araucaria in addition to rose gardens and hedges. Among others, countless famous personalities are buried in the cemetery, including: the musician Luigi Nono, the historians Giulio Lorenzetti and Pompeo Molmenti, the writers Carlo and Gasparo Gozzi, the actor Cesco Baseggio, the playwrights Riccardo Selvatico and Giacinto Gallina, the painters Virgilio Guidi, Emilio Vedova and Mario De Luigi, composers Ermanno Wolf Ferrari and Igor Stravinskij (in addition to Giacomo Manzù's tombstone), the family of the second Venetian wife of the actor Anthony Quinn, the painter-collector Italico Brass, the poets Josif A. Brodskij and Ezra L. Pound, the psychiatrist Franco Basaglia, the scientist Christian Doppler, the creator of the "Ballets russes" Sergej Diaghilev. The cloisters house the remains of the architect Giuseppe Jappelli and the poet-patriot Alessandro Poerio.
The special departments reserved for the Evangelical and Greek-Orthodox Churches are privately owned and therefore not municipal, in addition to the enclosure number XVII in which the crematorium and cinerary erected by the Venetian Society for Cremation in 1889 are present.
Procuratie Nuove
Palazzo del Consiglio
The Fontego dei Tedeschi in the Gothic period
Scola Spagnola
Internal area of the cemetery of San Michele (Marco Trevisan, Venipedia / Bazzmann)
Isola di San Michele


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Q: Remove port 8080 from URL on IIS 10 I have an IPFS services running on port 8080 and can currently access it when I include port 8080 in the url:
http://www.mywebsite.com:8080/ipfs/{IpfsHash}
I also have 2 rules that deal with redirecting non http requests to https and another one redirecting non-www to www. How can I add another rule that will redirect request above to
https://www.mywebsite.com/ipfs/{IpfsHash}
Any help is appreciated. Thanks


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Q: What is the syntax of jquery for button submit? My code is as follows:
with button click, want to hide those paragraphs

This is a paragraph.

This is another paragraph.

<button>Click me to hide paragraphs</button>

A: <!DOCTYPE html>

This is a heading

This is a paragraph.

This is another paragraph.

<button>Click me to hide paragraphs</button>


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John Willems, MD
Dr. John Willems, MD
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Medical Groups (1)
Scripps Clinic Carmel Valley
3811 Valley Centre Dr
Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla
John Willems, MD, provides treatment for a wide range of gynecological (OB-GYN) issues including menopausal concerns, hormonal issues, menstrual irregularities, fibroids, polyps and ovarian cysts. His specific area of interest and clinical research is in vulvar disease with a special emphasis on vulvar pain (vulvodynia) and painful intercourse (dyspareunia).
Dr. Willems believes in providing the kind of care he would want for his own family or himself. This involves not only staying abreast of the most current medical literature and research breakthroughs, but also incorporating that information into a kind, skillful and compassionate approach to his patients.
Throughout his career, Dr. Willems has been honored by San Diego Magazine as one of San Diego's Best Doctors and was named as one of America's Top Obstetricians and Gynecologists by the Consumer Research Counsel of America.
In his spare time he enjoys spending time with his grandchildren and stays active with regular gym attendance. With a lifelong love of music, he has played drums since the age of 12. He still plays and feels fortunate to have paid his way through medical school as a drummer playing gigs in and around New York City.
American Board of Obstetrics & Gynecology, Obstetrics & Gynecology, 1980
New York Medical College, MD, 1973
University of Manitoba Division of Postgraduate Medical Education, Obstetrics & Gynecology, 1976
Medical College of Wisconsin, Obstetrics & Gynecology, 1977
If you see an error or omission on a provider's profile page, please contact us.
Contact Provider's Office
John Willems welcomes new patients. Call the office at 858-764-9080.


Nepal is a Top destination for adventurous activities and is especially celebrated as a trekking, paragliding, climbing and outdoor and holiday destination. In no other region of the planet does elevation change as extremely as in Nepal.
Paragliding in Pokhara has helped tourists view the epic splendor of mountain ranges, experiencing the cold and novelty in the atmosphere. The beautiful lake, green forest and bright sunshine give you the invigorating sensation of flying like a bird, void of stress and anxiety.Pokhara well known for tourist destination has now supplementary aero sports which have added character to this place.
Paragliding with no engine involved can fly for hours and can be packed in a rucksack with easy to carry anywhere. The take off spot is from sarangkot (1500m) and the landing at lakeside (800m).
The harnessed for pilot and passenger are separate and it is as comfortable as an armchair. After taking off you can relax and watch the unfolding beauty of magnificent experiences.


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Nissan Hit With $25 Million Jury Verdict In Faulty Brakes Case
By Cory Watson Attorneys | July 24th, 2017
A jury in Los Angeles has returned a $25 million verdict for Hilario Cruz, Araceli Mendez, and Solomon Mathenge against Nissan in a lawsuit blaming faulty brakes for a car crash that killed three people.
The crash that occurred at an intersection in Hollywood involved a minivan and an Infiniti QX56, manufactured by Nissan. The van driver and her two children were killed when the Infiniti slammed into their vehicle.
Cory Watson attorneys F. Jerome Tapley, Ryan Lutz, Adam W. Pittman, and Brett Turnbull represented plaintiffs in the case alongside Paul Kiesel, Steven Archer and Bryan Garcia of Kiesel Law LLP, Kirk Wolden of Carter Wolden, as well as attorneys Claudia C. Bohorquez and Vicki I. Sarmiento.
"We applaud the jury for their diligence and hard work reviewing the evidence in this case. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families who lost their loved ones in this tragic accident that could have been avoided. We hope this verdict will inspire Nissan to step up and take responsibility for the safety of their vehicles so that no one else is killed or injured because of a product defect Nissan failed to reveal and recall," said Cory Watson attorney F. Jerome Tapley.
The verdict was announced July 21, 2017, in Superior Court of California for Los Angeles County.
The lawsuit charged that Nissan knew about a software problem affecting the brake operation, but failed to disclose it and recall the vehicles. The complaint charged that "Rather than disclose this critical safety defect and recall the defective vehicles as it should have done, Nissan made a conscious decision to ignore the problem at the expense of the safety of its customers, those operating the defective vehicles, and the public at large."
Nissan argued that the brakes on the QX56 are safe, and the automaker blamed the deadly crash on the driver of the QX56. The jury rejected Nissan's argument. The driver of the Infiniti was also the target of a criminal prosecution and wrongful death civil lawsuit filed by the victims' family, but the legal landscape changed when an investigation revealed the brake failure claim wasn't the first involving a similar class of Nissan and Infiniti vehicles.
In Banks v. Nissan, Nissan settled a class action involving claims concerning the same brake defect in 2014, offering up to $800 in compensation to the owners of more than 250,000 Nissan-built Armadas, Titans and Infiniti QX56 models. Jerome Tapley and Ryan Lutz were Class Counsel in that case.
The case is Cruz v. Nissan North America, Inc., et al., case number BC493949, in the Superior Court of California for Los Angeles County.
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Cory Watson Attorneys is a national personal injury law firm based in Birmingham, Alabama, with more than $2.7 billion in recoveries for clients. Attorneys are frequently appointed to leadership positions in national cases involving pharmaceuticals and defective medical devices. Practice areas include product liability, class actions, mass torts, pharmaceutical litigation, wrongful death, asbestos, mesothelioma, car accidents, truck accidents, catastrophic injury, aviation, recalled products and environmental litigation.


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LITTLE Downham residents packed the village hall recently to watch the premiere of a film created entirely by young people from the village. A View From the Clock Tower was put together over the summer months by the young film crew, who interviewed reside
LITTLE Downham residents packed the village hall recently to watch the premiere of a film created entirely by young people from the village.
A View From the Clock Tower was put together over the summer months by the young film crew, who interviewed residents and filmed events like the Pymoor Show to capture the village's history and identity on film.
Produced in association with ADeC, Fincafilms and the
Little Downham Archive Group, the film is also available on DVD.
Claire Townsend, projects co-ordinator at ADeC, said: "There is a real sense of community in the parish and the huge turn-out shows how much people are interested in village history by watching the film the young people had worked so hard on."
She said the Local History and Archive Group for Little Downham provided invaluable support for the project, and that funding from LeAP Leader Plus had made the film a reality.
INFO: If you would like to find out more about the film, visit www.adec.org.uk. To order a copy of the DVD contact ADeC on 01353 669022.


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Chen Cuichang (born October 27, 1961), popularly known and addressed as Xiang Yun, is a gifted Singaporean-born actress and TV host.
She is a veteran and referred to as MediaCorp's first "Ah Jie" (Senior actress).
Xiang Yun has been active in the industry for over 42 years and has won several accolades for her work as an actress. She is best known for her work in The Bond and Men of Valour.
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Full Name: Chen Cuichang
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Born: 27 October 1961 (age 61 years old)
Place of Birth: Singapore
Nationality: Singaporean
Husband • Spouse: Edmund Chen (m. 1989)
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Children: Chen Xi, Chen Yixin
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Net Worth: US$15 million
Chen Cuichang, popular as Xiang Yun, was born in Singapore on October 27th, 1961. She comes from a family of three girls and one boy, and she is the eldest. She comes from a poor family, so her childhood days weren't very rosy.
It was so bad that parents couldn't afford to pay for meals. Xiang Yun spent most of her childhood days with her grandmother in a one-room apartment.
To make things worst, her biological parents also live in the same apartment. However, her parents had no choice but to move out of the apartment after giving birth to two more girls.
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As the first child in her family, Xiang Yun did a lot of house chores, such as washing her sibling's clothes and cleaning their house. All these adversities did not break her spirit; instead, they made her even stronger.
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Xiang Yun is married to Edmund Chen, a former MediaCorp actor. They met on the set of Patrol. They married after a brief courtship that received much media attention because celebrity marriages without public announcement were unusual in the local entertainment industry.
Their union is blessed with two children, a boy and a girl. The son is Chen Xi, and the daughter is Chen Yixin.
Xiang Yun is part of the first group of SBC's theater training students to graduate. In 1980, she started her acting career in children's drama. In 1983, she appeared in the drama series, Double Blessings and the film All That Glitters Is Not Gold.
She rose to fame in 1984's for her depiction in The Awakening as Ah Mei, the love interest of Huang Wenyong, who played the role of Ah Shui.
Xiang Yun, alongside Huang Wenyong, was listed in the Top 5 Favourite On-Screen Partners and Top 5 Most Memorable Drama Characters of the last 25 years at the Star Awards 2007 anniversary special.
She portrayed Elizabeth Choy, a Singaporean military heroine, in the 1997 war drama The Price of Peace. She briefly stopped acting after the birth of her second child.
Since her return to mainstream television in 2000, Xiang Yun has received important roles in several well-known MediaCorp productions, such as Double Happiness, Portrait of Home, The Little Nyonya, and Kinship.
Xiang Yun's popularity remained high despite competition from younger actresses. She won the "Best Supporting Actress" award four times between 1998, 2000, 2001, and 2009.
Xiang Yun is a veteran actress and TV host best known for her work with MediaCorp. She is also referred to as MediaCorp's first Ah Jie (Senior actress).
Xiang Yun has an estimated net worth of US$15 million. She has earned her wealth through her successful career in the media industry.
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The 2017 Hambletonian Final at The Meadowlands Racetrack won by Perfect Spirit after the disqualification of What The Hill.
Downbytheseaside has been one of the duo of horses, with Fear The Dragon, that have been at the top of the Harness Racing world Battling with Huntsville in every major race this year! On Hambo Day, the Cane Pace was the goal!
Nathalie is the caretaker for Long Tom, one of the best 3 Year Old Trotters this year, and possibly part of his success is his relationship with Bella, one of the many dogs at the Melander Stable....watch and enjoy!
Win or lose, caretakers like Kim Calenda and Elvis Garcia are shouldered with most of the day to day work, love, care, and pressure that comes with training a Hambletonian contender! Year after year Kim is responsible for Ron Burke's best trotters, so she gives Elvis some advice!
Handicapping Expert and DRF Harness columnist Jay Bergman! Apparently, he's only an expert on Harness Racing, although like any good handicapper, he'll give his opinion on some other subjects too!
Tim Tetrick ( Tetrick Racing ) joins Ryan Macedonio on TrotCast! Recorded just 12 hours before Linda Toscano made the announcement that Walner would not participate in #hambo17. A different Hambletonian Champion will be crowned and hopefully Walner will recover from his injury to battle later this year.
In this part, Julie Miller discusses with Ryan Macedonio how being a mom and nursing school has helped her become a better trainer, as well as working with her husband Andy Miller to make decisions for the stable!
The final part of the interview with Ryan Macedonio. 19 year old TJ joins to add his perspective on growing up with both mom and dad being at the top of harness racing!
One interview wasn't enough! Marion Marauder won the Hambletonian Maturity so Ryan Macedonio talked to both Paula Wellwood and Mike Keeling! The entourage is growing and Marion will hopefully be around for years to come!
Marion Marauder has won every Hambletonian Race that you can win! Last year, the $1 Million 3 Year Old Stakes, and this year, at 4 Years Old, the Hambletonian Maturity!
Greg Peck joins Ryan Macedonio on TrotCast! In this part, Greg discusses the buildup of Muscle Hill, his 2 year old Year and the gameplan for Operation Hambletonian!
Greg Peck sits with Ryan Macedonio, in this segment, we talk about Muscle Hill's 3 Year Old Year leading up to the Hambletonian and all of the factors and decisions that had to be made!
"POCKET TRIP TO PAYDIRT!" Devious Man wins the $500,000 Earl Beal Jr Memorial with Andy Miller and Julie Miller! The biggest purse and possibly the biggest test for all #hambo17 contenders before the $1,000,000 Final on August 5th!
500,000 Earl Beal Champion Devious Man! All he does is win big races! First, the Empire Breeders Classic, now the Earl Beal....next step Hambletonian???
2nd Elim of the $500,000 Earl Beal Jr Memorial Trot won by Perfect Spirit, trained by Svanstedt Stable USA ( Sarah Svanstedt) and driven by Yannick Gingras.
New Hambletonian TrotCast with Ryan Macedonio featuring special guest Marcus Melander ( Melander Stable ) Marcus has two top Hambletonian contenders with Long Tom and Enterprise, both have won stakes races. Long Tom will be racing in the Earl Beal eliminations coming up at The Downs at Mohegan Sun Pocono on Saturday with Tim Tetrick Tetrick Racing driving!
Trysta Tetrick tells Ryan Macedonio some handicapping tips on the Hambletonian eligible horses her father, notably Tim Tetrick, drives.
The Marengo Legend....Corey Callahan explains to Ryan Macedonio....that is all!!!
As we get closer to Hambletonian day on August 5, the pressure is ramping up, and last year's Champion Scott Zeron looks to lean on his partner Megan Scran to keep things as smooth as possible, especially when Scott has another top contender, Goodtimes Stakes Winner International Moni!
Paul Kelley certainly knows top trotters, especially after traininn 2016 Older Trotter Of The Year Obrigado! He knows also how rare and special horses like Obrigado are. This year, he has Such An Angel, a Hambletonian contender, looking to improve each start, get into the big race on August 5th and continue his growth into.....possibly....another great like Obrigado!
A winner's circle celebration and quick interview with Andy Miller, owner and driver of 2017 Empire Breeders Champion Devious Man!
The $252,000 Empire Breeders Classic Final! Won by Devious Man - Andy Miller, Julie Miller TJ Miller - One of the best 2 years old in 2016 and has returned to elite form to be one of the top contenders vying to win the Hambletonian on August 5!
Ray Schnittker joins Ryan Macedonio to relive the 2008 Hambletonian as he drove Deweycheatumnhowe, the first ever undefeated horse to win the most prestigious race in Harness Racing!
Giveitgasandgo reasserts his dominance on the Road to the 2017 Hambletonian in Pennsylvania Sire Stakes action as he wins in 1.52.4. This was his first win of the season after being nearly flawless in 2016!
John Butenschoen has a fleet of Hambletonian eligibles this year, 2 of which, Giveitgasandgo and Dover Dan were on display for PA Sire Stakes action. During the interview, Ryan Macedonio and Kate Forry simply suggested that he win the races that night, and both horses responded with a victory!


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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (23rd February, 2016) — ASUS Malaysia today announced RT-AC5300, an ultra-high-performance AC5300-class tri-band wireless router, with Broadcom NitroQAM technology that delivers the world's fastest combined Wi-Fi data rates of up to 5334Mbit/s.
Designed as the ultimate state-of-the-art router for enthusiasts and gamers, the futuristically-styled RT-AC5300 uses a 4×4 (4-transmit, 4-receive) MIMO antenna array on all three bands. Combined with AiRadar universal beamforming and Tri-Band Smart Connect, RT-AC5300 provides outstanding multi-device performance, with super-wide coverage.
For the smoothest-ever online gaming, RT-AC5300 includes an exclusive built-in game accelerator powered by Gamers Private Network (GPN) from WTFast, which significantly reduces ping times and latency for an unrivaled experience in virtually all competitive multi-player online games.
The stunning better-than-wired speeds of RT-AC5300 will be a boon to any gamer needing the freedom and convenience of Wi-Fi, with the reliability and performance normally associated with a wired network.
The world's fastest Wi-Fi speeds, delivered to more devices!
Increasingly, the available wireless bandwidth in a household has to be shared between a large number of Wi-Fi-enabled devices, including laptops, smartphones, tablets, smart TVs and smart home devices. To provide additional bandwidth for these multi-device households, RT-AC5300 uses a tri-band AC5300-class design, with two independent 5GHz frequency bands and one 2.4GHz frequency band.
Broadcom NitroQAM technology boosts the maximum speed of each 5GHz frequency band from the standard 1734Mbit/s to a blistering 2167Mbit/s, and on the 2.4GHz frequency band speeds are increased speeds from 800Mbit/s to 1000Mbit/s for a world-leading combined throughput of 5334Mbit/s — over five times (5X) the bandwidth of a wired Gigabit Ethernet connection.
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ASUS RT-AC5300 includes an exclusive built-in client and a free subscription to WTFast that gives users the very best online gaming experience — at no extra cost! WTFast uses GPN, a dedicated global private network, which automatically gives users the lowest ping times and reduced latency — critical network parameters in online games — for smooth, uninterrupted gameplay.
The game accelerator is integrated into RT-AC5300's easy-to-use ASUSWRT graphical user interface, so it consumes no system resources on the game device. This also means that the benefits can be experienced on any gaming platform — including Windows, Mac OS, Linux and game consoles — regardless of the manufacturer or operating system.
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The ASUS RT-AC5300 is available for purchase at the recommended retail price of RM 2,199 (~US$ 519), inclusive of GST.


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The best 4K TVs you can buy in 2019 – our picks from Samsung, Sony Bravia and LG
By Vicky Woollaston
IF YOU'RE in the market for the best 4K TV, we've got you covered.
The majority of TVs in homes are what's known as Full HD, which means they have a display made of 1920 x 1080 (around two million) pixels.
4K TVs are all the rage in people's homesCredit: Getty - Contributor
This does the job for most shows and films, but if you want to experience movies as if you're in a cinema - or feel like you're at the ground watching a football match - you'll need to give that resolution a boost.
Is 4K really better than 1080p?
A TV branded as 4K UHD has a 3840 x 2160 pixel resolution, around 8 million pixels, making the picture quality four times that on Full HD screens.
Before we continue, there is a disclaimer. True 4K resolutions have 4096 x 2160 pixels, and are typically used in cinemas.
There are a number of these true 4K TVs on the shelves but the majority that market themselves as 4K are actually UHD.
For the size of TV screens on offer, and the content available, it's a much of a muchness in terms of viewing quality but it's worth being aware when looking for the best 4K TVs.
Below we've rounded up the best 4K TVs you can buy in 2019 for gaming, sport, watching movies and making the most of all that glorious UHD content.
Can the human eye see 4K?
The human eye can notice the difference between 1080 and 4K, although you'll have to be sitting fairly close to your TV set before you're able to fully appreciate the extra pixels.
Forbes Magazine reckons the optimal distance to be sat from a 4K screen is 4.3 feet (1.5 metres).
Any further than that and you're gradually going to stop being able to notice the finer details in the 4K resolution.
It's also worth bearing in mind that while 4K TVs will supposedly improve the quality of some regular HD content, there's not that much 4K content available to stream at the moment, although the options available are growing rapidly.
The Samsung Q9FN QLED 65in 4K Ultra HD TV is great for fans of gamingCredit: John Lewis
Samsung Q9FN QLED 65in 4K Ultra HD TV, £1,999 from John Lewis - buy here
True gamers know that to be the best, you need to invest.
Buying a top-notch monitor is all good and well, but if you want to make the most of the 4K power of the Xbox One S and PS4 Pro, choosing a cutting-edge 4K TV can be the difference between winning and losing.
What's more, if you use it as your main TV, it makes economic sense.
When hunting for the best 4K TV for gaming, you're looking for low lag times, screen filters and hardware that can handle the most demanding of graphics, the Samsung Q9FN QLED is leagues ahead.
It comes with a built-in Game Mode and, while this does degrade the picture quality slightly, it vastly improves input lag to just 12-13ms, down from an average of around 40ms.
The game itself then adjusts its settings to provide the best picture for that game, so you don't miss out.
Beyond lag times, the Samsung Q9FN has screen filters to block out glare and light, meaning you won't be distracted by sun beaming through your window, even when playing the darkest of games.
Such technology doesn't come cheap, but any gamer worth their salt will see the value in this 4K TV.
Best for sport
The Sony Bravia KD-75XF9005 4K TV is great if you're into watching sportCredit: Currys
Sony Bravia KD-75XF9005 4K TV, £2,299 from John Lewis – buy here
Simply having a large 4K screen is not enough to make sport feel immersive.
The best 4K TV for sport needs to offer more to truly resemble what it's like to be on the terraces and the Sony Bravia KD-XF9005 delivers.
It comes with a mode called MotionFlow, designed to reduce the judder and blur created when watching fast-paced action.
This particularly affects football matches as the camera quickly pans the field, following the ball.
With MotionFlow enabled, the picture is smoother and the backlighting changes to suit what's on the screen, to minimise jarring.
It additionally comes with a so-called Triluminos display designed to enhance contrasts and make colours more vivid.
We recommend paying extra for the larger models, but the cheaper 49in version does the job.
Best for movies
If you're looking to watch a lot of movies then the LG UK6300 4K TV is a good choiceCredit: Amazon
LG 55UK6300 4K TV, £399 from Amazon - buy here
LG delivers year-on-year when it comes to the next-level TV technologies and its UK6300 continues this trend.
Its IPS 4K panel gives wide viewing angles, perfect for film nights in with friends.
It has 4K active HDR that adapts to whatever HDR format the content is available in, and so-called scene-by-scene image mastering designed to reproduce the picture as close as possible.
If you've got, or are thinking of getting, a surround sound system for movie watching, the LG UK6300 also comes with Ultra Surround, to enhance the levels of surround sound.
Other benefits include LG's ThinQ AI built into the set that answer questions, finds content and can make recommendations, and the TV is compatible with Amazon Alexa, letting you control your TV with your voice.
If you've got smart lights connected too, you can create the perfect ambience for your film night with a simple command. All of this for less than £500.
Best all-rounder
This Samsung Q900R 8K QLED TV is very pricey but the screen has four times the number of pixels as 4K UHD TVsCredit: John Lewis
Samsung Q900R 8K QLED TV, £4,799 from Samsung – Buy here
It should come as no surprise that the best 4K TV on the market in 2019 doesn't come cheap, but with our pick – the Samsung Q900R 8K QLED TV – you really do get what you pay for.
Its HDR10+ technology enhances even the most subtle of contrasts and its QLED screen provides fantastic brightness levels.
The screen has four times the number of pixels as 4K UHD TVs (called 8K) and this, in theory at least, offers extraordinary levels of detail.
We say "in theory" because broadcasters are not yet committing to 8K content (and need to nail 4K first.)
The Q900R has SupremeMotion, which is similar to the MotionFlow seen on Sony Bravia TVs, and its "Q" viewing angle extends how well, and how far, you can see the action, wherever you're sitting.
Plus, its Ambient Mode turns the TV into a work of art, blending into the room when it's not being used.
At an extremely pricey £4,799 you are paying for 8K technology that can't properly be used yet, but for the best 4K TV you can buy now, and one that future-proofs your viewing, it's an investment.
Plus, think of the bragging rights.
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Xiaomi does not stop surprising us with every launch. The latest one is a wireless iron, which has just been launched in China for 199 Yuan. To get a sense, we are talking about a product that in direct exchange will cost you less than 27 euros.
Mi Cordless Steam Iron is, as its name implies, a wireless iron. With the Xiaomi quality seal, this comes with an adjustable mechanism, a charging cradle and a switch for you to use wirelessly.
Although there are several wireless irons on the market, the unbeatable price and the Xiaomi quality seal should guarantee you good sales. This arrives with a power of up to 2000W. You can use it in high speed, low speed, and dry mode.
Mi Cordless Steam Iron comes with charging station
Its reservoir has 280ml, which for an iron of this kind is more than enough. In addition, Xiaomi offers the charging station that you can pick up just by pressing a button.
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This will store heat for two minutes after being removed from the charging station. Additionally, it can preheat in a fast 35 seconds. Its base is quite resistant, being of aluminum and ceramics fused from above.
This steam iron supports heating up to 200 °. Given its price allied to design, this is the iron you will want if you want efficiency for a low price. Without wires and without complications, this will help you put aside the vicissitudes of your clothes.


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SpaceX launches three rich businessmen to space station for $55m each in first private mission | World News
By BNH INSIDER Last updated Apr 8, 2022
SpaceX launched three businessmen into orbit on Friday in the first wholly private mission to the International Space Station.
Accompanied by their astronaut escort, the men will spend more than a week in space as NASA joins Russia in hosting guests at the world's most expensive tourist destination.
Friday's launch marks SpaceX's first private charter flight to the orbiting lab after two years of carrying astronauts there for NASA.
An American, Canadian and Israeli will arrive at the space station on Saturday after paying $55m (£42m) each for the rocket ride and accommodations, all meals included.
A rocket carrying private astronauts to the International Space Station blasted off on Friday
The flight, organised by the Houston-based company Axiom Space, lifted off at 11:17am EST from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
"That was a hell of a ride," crewmember Michael López-Alegría, a retired NASA astronaut who now serves as the vice president of business development for Axiom Space, radioed to mission controllers after reaching orbit.
The visitors' tickets include access to all but the Russian portion of the space station, and three Americans and a German also live up there.
Russia has been hosting tourists at the space station for decades, and before that the Mir station.
Last autumn, a Russian movie crew was flown up, followed by a Japanese fashion tycoon and his assistant.
Now, after years of opposing space station visitors, NASA is finally getting on board.
Mr Lopez-Alegria said he plans to avoid talking about politics and the Russia-Ukraine war while he's at the space station.
He said: "I honestly think that it won't be awkward. I mean maybe a tiny bit",
But he added that he expects the "spirit of collaboration will shine through".
The three paying customers are: Larry Connor of Dayton, Ohio, who runs the Connor Group; Mark Pathy, founder and chief executive of Montreal's Mavrik Corp; and Israel's Eytan Stibbe, a former fighter pilot and founding partner of Vital Capital.
The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifted off at 11:17am EST from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida
Mr Stibbe expressed his excitement ahead of the launch, doing a little dance when he arrived at the rocket at Kennedy Space Center.
The businessmen are the latest people to take advantage of the opening of space to those who can afford to do so.
Amazon boss Jeff Bezos' rocket company Blue Origin is taking customers on 10-minute rides to the edge of space, while Virgin Galactic is expecting to start flying customers on its rocket ship later this year.
Mr Lopez-Alegria, who spent seven months at the space station 15 years ago, said SpaceX and NASA have been upfront with the passengers about the risks of spaceflight.
"There's no fuzz, I think, on what the dangers are or what the bad days could look like," he told The Associated Press before the flight.
Every visitor has a full state of experiments to conduct during their stay – which is partly why they don't like being called space tourists.
SpaceX founder and chief engineer Elon Musk
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with Susan Flannery and Michael Lunts
Directed by Michael Lunts
The music and humour of the Second World War inspired and uplifted a whole generation during Britain's darkest but finest hour. In this, their latest show, Home Service, Susan Flannery and Michael Lunts draw on this rich vein of material evoking the hardships, humour and heroism of those, especially women, fighting the war on the Home Front. Against a backdrop of blackouts, bombs, and rationing, the wireless, through the B.B.C.'s Home Service, fought back with a barrage of entertainment while ENSA earned its affectionate nickname providing 'Every Night Something Awful'! Using authentic broadcasts, songs and sketches from the period, along with first-hand accounts of life in war-time Britain, Susan and Michael bring to life the Forties in all its grit and grandeur.
Home Service will premiere at the Heron Theatre, Beetham on September 15th & 16th 2006. See the Tour Schedule for further details.
Michael | Susan