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A project by Judith Barry exploring the many different ways women negotiate ideological, cultural and economic conditions in Cairo.
…Cairo stories is based on more than 215 interviews conducted with women from many social and economic classes in Cairo between the US invasion of Iraq in 2003 and the beginning of the Egyptian Revolution in 2011. The selection of stories featured in the installation chronicles the personal experiences of these women across a variety of social and economic classes in Egypt, and expands the artist's concerns with notions of representation, history, subjectivity, and translation — particularly as these ideas circulate across cultures.
The emotional integrity of each woman's story is the crux of this project. The original interviews were conducted in simultaneous translation to maintain fluidity and integrity of tone and meaning. Barry considers these interviews to be collaborations between her and the subjects, insofar as the translators and interviewees were active participants in both the narrative arc of their stories and the development of the project as a whole. The interviews were also vetted by a diverse group of Cairene women where the social and political contexts of each story were considered. Fifteen stories were chosen that are representative of the specific cultural milieu of Cairo, a milieu that differentiates Cairo and Egypt from other countries in the Middle East.
Since the 1970s, feminists such as Hélène Cixous have also written about the continued importance of self-historicization by women to 'transform their history, to seize the occasion to speak.' This philosophic position of écriture féminine directly addresses the transformation of subjectivity and the contention of sanctioned identity. It is through both writing and foregrounding the female voice that …Cairo stories opens a space for embodying a new subjectivity.


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Psoriasis is a disease in which scaly red and white patches develop on the skin. Psoriasis is caused by the body's immune system going into overdrive to attack the skin. Some people with psoriasis can also develop psoriatic arthritis, when the immune system attacks the joints as well, causing inflammation. Like psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis symptoms flare and subside, vary from person to person, and even change locations in the same person over time.
Psoriatic arthritis can affect any joint in the body, and it may affect just one joint, several joints or multiple joints. For example, it may affect one or both knees. Affected fingers and toes can resemble swollen sausages, a condition often referred to as dactylitis. Finger and toe nails also may be affected.
Recent research suggests that persistent inflammation from psoriatic arthritis causes joint damage later, so early accurate diagnosis is essential. Fortunately, treatments are available and effective for most people.
Psoriatic arthritis usually appears in people between the ages of 30 to 50, but can begin as early as childhood. Men and women are equally at risk. Children with psoriatic arthritis are also at risk to develop uveitis (inflammation of the middle layer of the eye).
To diagnose psoriatic arthritis, rheumatologists look for swollen and painful joints, certain patterns of arthritis, and skin and nail changes typical of psoriasis. X-rays often are taken to look for joint damage. MRI, ultrasound or CT scans can be used to look at the joints in more detail.
Blood tests may be done to rule out other types of arthritis that have similar signs and symptoms, including gout, osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
If the arthritis does not respond, disease modifying anti-rheumatic drugs may be prescribed.


Welcome to the Online Home of the CPHL!
The Calgary PowerHockey League (CPHL) is dedicated to providing a quality adaptive hockey program for all persons 12 or older who require the use of an electric wheelchair for daily mobility. We are a Canadian Registered Charity solely operated through the efforts of dedicated volunteers & charitable donations.
If anyone in the league believes someone is not acting in accordance with the CPHL Code of Conduct please send an email to the CPHL Operations Committee and they will look into it.
Just like last year, physical tickets will not be printed. Instead, please e-transfer your payment to Cindy Martin at: martin4@efirehose.net. That way she can track your payment through your e-transfers.
Congratulations Machine, 2019 CPHL Champions!
Registration forms have been emailed out to everyone on our mailing list, if you haven't received your form in your email, or if you are a new player this season, please click the link below to download a PDF of the 2018-2019 Registration form.
Registration is $100 per player plus $100 jersey damage deposit which is returned at the end of the season.
You may fill out the form, print it out and mail it to Mike Jorgensen, League Secretary (address can be found on the second page of the form). Or, fill out the PDF form (if you have Acrobat or some other PDF reader) and email it back to mjorgensen@powerhockey.ca . Registration and jersey deposit cheques must be mailed, please print Attn: Mike Jorgensen on the envelope.
The following trades have been made, effective immediately.
Matt and Sheila Ann Langen have been traded to the Machine in exchange for Sean Bons and Michael Fridfinnson who will move to the Knights.


We'll be at new Grid co-working office in Denver (Baker to be exact). Come stop by it you'd like to discuss blockchain security, smart contracts, Clojure development, or anything tech.
Remembering your Ethereum public address can be HUGE challenge. It's a 42 character long hexadecimal string that is not optimized for human readability E.G. (0x28c0579bac08317300fe591d42ed66fefc7efcd2) but it is essential to interacting with the Ethereum Blockchain.
Luckily the awesome developers at Ethereum came up with a solution to this problem. They created the Ethereum Name Service (ENS), which is very similar to the Domain Name Service (DNS) that we currently use on the internet to make websites more human readable/friendly.
Come learn how you can create your own .eth name to turn your robot friendly public address into a human friendly public address.
Come hang out with fellow members of the growing Denver/Boulder tech scene. Everyone is welcome. Come to learn, make contacts or discuss your latest project. No speaker, no agenda, no code knowledge necessary, just drinks.
Monthly Happy Hour. We are always open to suggestions for new venues to host the happy hour. Please feel free to message the us with any ideas.
Ian will be presenting a talk at the May '18 Den of Clojure Meetup: Clojure Debugging.
We are hosting this event at the Turing School of Software & Design in Denver.
We will be attending Collision Conf in New Orleans. Let us know if you will be there, we would love to meet up!
Den of Clojure Meetup, April '18: Building desktop apps with Clojure, ClojureScript and Electron - Jeff Hudren.
Daniel will be presenting for the Atlanta Java Users Group (AJUG) on Real World Lessons from Microservices.
Microservices are all the latest rage but are they right for your particular project and organization? What are some of the benefits and challenges you face when using this pattern? How do tools like Kubernetes, queues, and smart routers enable various solutions, and what tradeoffs do they expose? Recent articles make it sound like your only choices are to either use Microservices or monoliths, we're here to take a more nuanced look at a range of pragmatic architectures.


I went on a drive today before the Jets game and found out that the Calais Blue Trail and the India Brook Park Red Trail don't exist. I also updated the trails Patriots Path Black River, blue and white, and also removed the non existing trails. Also new pics on the site as well. Check 'em out 'ere!


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Owen D. Young (27 de outubro de 1874 — 11 de julho de 1962) foi um industrial, empresário, diplomata e diplomata americano na Segunda Conferência de Reparações (SRC) em 1929, como membro da Comissão Internacional de Reparações Alemã.

Ele é mais conhecido por sua diplomacia SRC e por fundar a Radio Corporation of America. Young fundou a RCA como uma subsidiária da General Electric em 1919; ele se tornou seu primeiro presidente e continuou nessa posição até 1929.

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Young representou Stone & Webster em um caso de sucesso contra a GE por volta de 1911 e, por meio desse caso, chamou a atenção de Charles A. Coffin, o primeiro presidente da General Electric. Após a morte do Conselheiro Geral da GE, Hinsdill Parsons, em abril de 1912, Coffin convidou Young para se tornar o Diretor Jurídico da empresa. Ele se tornou presidente da GE em 1922 e, no mesmo ano, foi nomeado presidente inaugural, ocupando esse cargo até 1939. Sob sua orientação e em parceria com o presidente Gerard Swope, A GE mudou para a ampla fabricação de eletrodomésticos, estabelecendo a empresa como líder neste campo e acelerando a eletrificação em massa de fazendas, fábricas e sistemas de transporte nos Estados Unidos.

Em 1919, a pedido do governo, ele criou a Radio Corporation of America (RCA) para combater a ameaça do controle inglês sobre as comunicações de rádio do mundo contra a luta da indústria de rádio da América. Ele se tornou seu presidente e serviu nessa posição até 1929, ajudando a estabelecer a liderança da América na tecnologia emergente de rádio, tornando a RCA a maior empresa de rádio do mundo. Em 1928, ele foi nomeado para o conselho de curadores da Fundação Rockefeller sob uma grande reorganização dessa instituição, servindo nesse conselho também até 1939.

A participação de Young na Segunda Conferência Industrial do Presidente Woodrow Wilson após a Primeira Guerra Mundial marcou o início de seu aconselhamento a cinco presidentes dos Estados Unidos. Em 1924, ele foi co-autor do Plano Dawes, que previa uma redução no valor anual das indenizações alemãs. No final da década de 1920, os investimentos caíram e a Alemanha novamente deixou de pagar. Em 1929, um novo órgão internacional se reuniu para considerar um programa para a liberação final das obrigações alemãs; Young atuou como presidente. As indenizações totais da Alemanha foram reduzidas e distribuídas por 59 pagamentos anuais. Depois de estabelecer este "Plano Young", Young foi nomeado Time Magazine 's Man of the Year em 1929. O "Plano Young" entrou em colapso com a chegada da Grande Depressão. Young também foi fundamental nos planos de um sistema universitário estadual em Nova York. Em 1932, ele foi candidato à indicação presidencial democrata. Ele não fez campanha ativamente, mas seus amigos promoveram sua candidatura no início de 1930 e na Convenção Nacional Democrata de 1932. Ele era altamente considerado pelos candidatos Alfred E. Smith e Franklin D. Roosevelt, e alguns observadores da convenção especularam que apoiariam Young no caso de um impasse na convenção.

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Diplomatas dos Estados Unidos
Empresários dos Estados Unidos
Advogados dos Estados Unidos
Políticos de Nova Iorque
Pessoas da General Electric
Pessoa do Ano

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Hello printfans! In my second attempt at printing the Art Deco Magic Box from thingiverse, I loaded the model into Cura, waited for it to load, hemmed and hawed over what type of supports I should use for that overhang, and opened up the printer controls I was a little discouraged at the 26 hour print time expectation, but it was a lot longer the last time I tried to print it, with ABS. I started printing and about 10 layers in I thought "...why does this need to be 100% infill? The PLA is less brittle than the ABS always ends up, and I bet I can get away with 25% or less. I stop the print, peel it off, change the settings and start the next print. Est. 10 hours! Must better!


The world is a complex place. Two people experience the same event and yet interpret it very differently. Moving beyond single events to thinking about what should be done to make a better world and how a community can work together leads to a myriad of different conclusions or intuititions.
Open to the possibility of not having the full picture, of being wrong.
Tolerant of differences in viewpoint, even when strongly and unpleasantly stated.
Open to experiment. "Fail early and fail often," is a slogan of people working on social innovation.
Most of us are in a hurry -- to get things done, to make more money, to watch the football game, whatever. But many of us have also had the experience of being parents, teachers, coaches, or served on nonprofit organization boards and seen firsthand how change is often a painfully slow process. One must be patient, take things one step at a time, win trust, gain shared experiences, learn from each other, understand each other's values. All of this helps to build a base of shared understanding and vision, goodwill and trust needed to work together.


This is the first English sparkling wine launched by a Champagne producer. It's the result of a partnership between Champagne Pommery and Hampshire-based winery Hattingley Valley. The wine is named Louis Pommery, which is Pommery's new brand for its non-Champagne sparklers, which now also include a Californian wine. The Pommery chef de cave Theirry Gasco has blended this wine with Hattingley's Emma Rice, and it's a Pinot-dominant blend based on the 2015 vintage. Production is 15 000 bottles. Pommery have also purchased 40 hectares of land in Hampshire which has just been planted.
How would you compare it with the Hampshire winery which also makes sparkling wine at exactly the same place with probably the same grapes…though, in a different blend? Now that would be interesting?


What's fueling your tools? Milwaukee Tool 2.0 - Mechanical Hub | News, Product Reviews, Videos, and Resources for today's contractors.
A few years ago, Mechanical Hub asked the major players in tool manufacturing what was going on as far as tool battery technology innovation. Recently, we caught up with Andrew Lentz, product manager, Milwaukee Tool to discuss Milwaukee's battery tech.
What is the latest and greatest in Milwaukee battery technology?
LENTZ: Our technology is evolving at such a rapid pace, that soon we'll enable another giant leap in the shift from corded to cordless through the launch of our High Demand™ 9.0Ah Pack that is built for high demand applications. With the new battery pack, Milwaukee will deliver up to 5X more run-time, 35% more power, and run 60% cooler than standard lithium-ion batteries. This is going to completely change users' cordless expectations. Our lighting, as well as our high-draw solutions such as our jobsite lighting, M18 FUEL™ Sawzall, M18 FUEL™ Grinder, M18 FUEL™ Bandsaw and M18 FUEL™ Circular Saw, will experience immense benefits from this technology.
Milwaukee's ONE-KEY application gives contractors more tool flexibility.
Talk about Milwaukee's dedication to research and development, especially in terms of battery technology? Are you field-testing your tools?
LENTZ: Field testing is absolutely critical to our process. Our users are the experts, which is why we spend hundreds of hours on the jobsite working side-by-side with them to understand the demands of their changing workplace and how we can best deliver solutions that help them work faster and smarter. From the instant we start our research, to the moment the tool is developed and released (and well after), we're constantly working with our users to ensure we're paying attention to the small details that make a big difference. Our user focus not only leads to solutions for real jobsite challenges, but fuels the disruptive innovation seen across product lines.
Without giving too much away, if you could let us see the Milwaukee crystal ball, what are some things you could share with us regarding the future capabilities of battery technology?
LENTZ: We are unable to share details of our product road map for competitive reasons. However, what we can say is that, while we're extremely excited about the launch of our High Demand™ 9.0Ah Pack, we don't view it as the finish line. With all the power that is available in today's battery packs, we will continue to challenge conventional wisdom about the types of tools that can be effective cordless solutions. Our leadership in lithium-ion has opened the doors for us to incorporate more advanced electronics and the latest technology into our tools … and we have no plans of slowing down.
Three years ago I asked about WiFi in the tools. Well, now it's here! Can you talk about the advantages of ONE-KEY?
WENTZ: Cloud-based mobile technology has become a common part of our world, making everything in our lives, from homes to cars, 'smart.' By leveraging this innovation, we're opening the doors to a virtual, interactive, and instantaneous experience for power tool users; ultimately creating a jobsite of endless possibilities through smarter tools.
Inventory Management allows users to create a central place to manage all of their tools and equipment across their network of jobs and operators. This simplified tool and equipment management system lets companies keep detailed records of each tool, so they can easily build a budget, track receipts and manage their annual spend on equipment. As a cloud based solution, managers can easily access and share information in real-time throughout all levels of their organization.
Tool Control allows users to use pre-determined set-ups for specific fasteners and materials, or completely customize their own profile with torque and speed settings for the application at hand. With a touch of the button on the tool, users will be able to easily go back and forth between these saved profiles so that each application is done with the most accurate and productive settings. If you think about the number of fasteners that require different speeds and torques, or the sheer amount of users who need to perform repetitive applications throughout their day, this functionality is a huge benefit, as it allows them to make small tweaks that make a huge difference.
Integrated Tool Tracking allows users to identify where and when their ONE-KEY™ compatible tools were last seen. Tool records and locations are updated when any device with the ONE-KEY™ app comes within 100 feet of a ONE-KEY™ compatible tool, allowing the user to pinpoint missing tools quicker. Milwaukee® is the first to integrate Tool Tracking technology directly into tools, allowing them to be tracked with or without an M18™ battery attached.
With Tool Reporting capabilities users can wirelessly synchronize with the web-based program and upload data and history to create custom reports that track the success and timing of electrical terminations, as well as keep up on service repairs.
Not only will these capabilities lead to more efficient work, better performance and consistently accurate results, but as the program's capabilities evolve, Milwaukee Tool will be able to deliver more features to a product even after it's purchased – translating to invaluable productivity gains.
Are run times improving and how about at lower/higher (extreme temps)?
WENTZ: Our leadership in lithium-ion and cordless has allowed us to provide incredible performance, but our big focus now is developing battery technology for the 'power-hungry' tools so they can deliver more runtime under heavier loads. This is where our new High Demand™ 9.0Ah pack comes in. This pack will double the runtime of our 5.0 batteries at a higher output and at a substantially cooler temperature. The ability for the 9.0 to run cooler was critical in our design and development process. In fact, all our REDLITHIUM™ batteries work below 0 degrees and up to 120 degrees – this has been and always will be a part of our overall approach to battery technology.
WENTZ: Of course, as capacity continues to increase, charge times increase as well. This is very similar to filling up a larger tank at a gas station – it takes longer to fill up, but you ultimately have more to work with. This is much the same with battery technology.
To address the increased charge times, we've introduced two rapid chargers to the market. The M18™ & M12™ Rapid Charger charges packs up to 40% faster, and accepts all M18™ and M12™ batteries. Featuring REDLINK™ Intelligence, it communicates directly with the battery to monitor cell voltage, temperature, and charge status to optimize the performance and extend the life of the pack. As an added level of communication, the charger indicates when the battery reaches an 80% charge, providing confidence that a substantial amount of work can be completed without waiting for a full charge. For users who need to charge a larger amount of batteries at once, the M18™ and M12™ Rapid Charge Station is the fastest charging solution in the industry. With the ability to Charge 6 Packs 4X Faster, the station charges three batteries simultaneously while charging each pack up to 40% faster.
Are some of the batteries backward compatible?
WENTZ: In 2010, Milwaukee® launched REDLITHIUM battery packs. With REDLITHIUM technology, our compact batteries and XC High Capacity batteries work on all tools within their respective systems (M12 and M18). We know system compatibility is important to our end-users, so we make it a critical consideration every time we design and introduce a new battery.
Do you offer or intend to offer a hybrid corded/cordless tool?
WENTZ: We do not offer this type of tool, and are unable to share details of our future product road map.
It would seem that the bigger number on the battery means better. Is this always the case? (Why would I choose 12v over 18v?) Explain.
WENTZ: For cordless power tools, many users believe that power is measured in battery voltage. As new technologies have been introduced and evolved, this is far from the truth in today's market. Milwaukee power tools have come a long way. Just because a voltage number may be higher, doesn't mean it has more power. Because of the many technological advances we've made, we've been able to meet and surpass higher voltage performance with that of our M18 products. Our M18 FUEL™ line is a perfect example of this.
For instance, our M18 FUEL™ Sawzall cuts twice as fast as our M28 Sawzall. We've also led the way in the shift from corded to cordless. For instance, the standard power outlet in the U.S. is 120V. Our FUEL™ technology is helping us meet, and often surpass, the performance of corded. For instance, our M18 FUEL™ Band Saw cuts faster than our legendary Deep Cut Band Saw (120V), which was the benchmark for corded performance in the industry. As you can see, performance depends upon much more than just a voltage number.
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We always work with our users to help them understand that it's not about voltage; rather, the solutions the tool provides. Many competitors will release higher voltage batteries, but deliver an ineffective motor or electronics. You can't experience best-in-class performance and run-time by simply searching for the highest voltage. By tying brushless motors to the world's most capable electronics packages and most advanced lithium-ion batteries, users can truly push the boundaries of cordless tool performance and experience the enhanced productivity it provides. This complex interworking of lithium-ion, motor technologies and electronics is what has made our top-performing M18 FUEL™ products more than just a voltage – they're a holistic solution.
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Steven Grant Brings Deceivers
2 Guns is too cool for BOOM! Studios. It's garnered generally positive reviews and features the talents of Steven Grant, talents he's now lending to another book for the publisher that partners him with Jose Holder in Deceivers. And it's not deceiving to say that Stephane Roux is doing a cover and an additional Grant signed incentive cover will also be available for retailers to order.
Everybody loves a good underdog story, and BOOM! is no exception. Lincoln McCord and Prince Adony Zaruka are two American con men living abroad in Europe, posing as an oil magnate and the descendant of long-lost royalty in order to live the high life by leeching off the European elite. But when an international thief begins wreaking havoc on their marks, the deceivers are enlisted by a rogue CIA agent to help entrap him.
Deceivers #1 will arrive in stores in late December and carries a retail price of $3.99 under Diamond order code OCT13 0993. Full press release below.
BOOM! STUDIOS ANNOUNCES '2 GUNS' CREATOR STEVEN GRANT'S NEW MINISERIES, 'DECEIVERS'
Cover image by Stephane Roux
October 24, 2013 (Los Angeles, CA) In December, BOOM! Studios will debut their newest original series, DECEIVERS, written by Steven Grant (2 GUNS, 3 GUNS) and illustrated by newcomer Jose Holder (INCORRUPTIBLE). It will ship with a main cover by Stephane Roux (Birds of Prey, GRACE RANDOLPH'S SUPURBIA). A Steven Grant signed incentive cover will also be available for retailers to order.
WHY WE LOVE IT: Everybody loves a good underdog story, and we're no exception. Make that double for your classic Robin Hood-style "steal from the rich, give to the poor" yarns, and when you couple that with Steven Grant's (2 GUNS) crackling dialogue and beautiful artwork from Jose Holder? We couldn't resist!
WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT: DECEIVERS is a globetrotting espionage action/comedy populated by charming, clever characters and thrilling sleight of hand, perfect for fans of films like "Catch Me If You Can" and the "Ocean's 11" series.
WHAT IT'S ABOUT: Lincoln McCord and Prince Adony Zaruka are two American con men living abroad in Europe, posing as an oil magnate and the descendant of long-lost royalty in order to live the high life by leeching off the European elite. But when an international thief begins wreaking havoc on their marks, the deceivers are enlisted by a rogue CIA agent to help entrap him.
DECEIVERS #1 will arrive in stores in late December and carries a retail price of $3.99 under Diamond order code OCT13 0993. It's also available for order directly from boom-studios.com.
ABOUT BOOM! STUDIOS
Founded by Ross Richie in 2005, Diamond Gem Award-winning "Best Publisher" BOOM! Studios (boom-studios.com) generates a constellation of best-selling Eisner and Harvey Award-winning original and licensed comic books and graphic novels with the industry's top talent. BOOM! Studios is the home of Mike Carey's SUICIDE RISK, Clive Barker's NEXT TESTAMENT and HELLRAISER, Paul Jenkins and Humberto Ramos' FAIRY QUEST, PLANET OF THE APES, Max Bemis' POLARITY and Mark Waid's IRREDEEMABLE. Steven Grant's graphic novel 2 GUNS was recently released as a feature film from Universal Pictures starring Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg. BOOM!'s all-ages imprint KaBOOM! publishes Charles Schulz' PEANUTS, Jim Davis' GARFIELD, Cartoon Network's ADVENTURE TIME and REGULAR SHOW, Mike Kunkel's HEROBEAR AND THE KID, and Roger Langridge's Eisner Award-winning SNARKED. In June 2013, BOOM! Studios acquired Archaia Entertainment (archaia.com). Archaia is the Eisner and Harvey Award-winning graphic novel publisher of MOUSE GUARD, COW BOY, GUNNERKRIGG COURT, RUST, SPERA, JIM HENSON'S TALE OF SAND, RETURN OF THE DAPPER MEN, and other many great titles. In October 2013, BOOM! Studios entered into an exclusive partnership with 20th Century Fox, giving the studio access to its library of combined titles, and giving the publisher access to Fox's vast catalog of films.

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Amenia is a small town in Dutchess County, NY. The town borders Connecticut. The main road in Amenia is New York State Route 22, while US Route 44 also passes through the north part of the town. If you were pulled over by a patrol officer while driving on one of these roads, or on any other roadway in Amenia, you should speak with an experienced traffic lawyer.
If you have been cited for a moving violation in Amenia or anywhere else in Dutchess County, you may be curious about how a traffic conviction might affect your driving record and your insurance rates. I appear on a daily basis in traffic courts throughout Dutchess County, NY, so I know how to help you challenge your traffic ticket and keep your driving record clean.
Do not plead guilty to a traffic ticket in Amenia, NY before you speak with an experienced NY traffic lawyer.
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What are Potential Outcomes for Your Traffic Case?
The Amenia Traffic Court will forward notice of your conviction to the New York Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). The charges will then be placed on your driving record. Out-of-state drivers will still be subject to penalties because the DMV will alert their home state about the traffic conviction.
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Your New York driver's license may be suspended or revoked.
Don't let a speeding ticket, or any other traffic violation, create problems for you going forward. A moving violation in New York could result in points on your license and the suspension of your license. That's why it is imperative that you speak with an experienced attorney who knows how to fight traffic tickets in Amenia and everywhere else in Dutchess County, NY. Contact the law firm of Jonathan D. Katz, Esq. today at 866-938-8498 to explore your best available legal options. Do not plead guilty or pay a traffic fine without first discussing your case over the phone or scheduling a consultation at my office in New Paltz, NY.


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Local resolution values are computed within small windowed areas (size wn3). Due to small window size the values are inaccurate and tend to underestimate resolution. Therefore, the option --res_overall allows to calibrate the average value of all local resolutions to the overall resolution, as estimated by the FSC between half-maps. This value has to be independently obtained by the user. Command sp_imgstat.py computes (masked) FSC from half-maps and one can read the absolute frequency corresponding to 0.5 (or other) cut-off threshold.
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Type: Posts; User: Farrior
Thread: Worst Superbowl Ever!!!
by Farrior
yea when your team dosn't win.
People say that the Refs handed the game to...
People say that the Refs handed the game to Denver vs the Pats, you guys say noway, that's bs!
People say that the NFL tried to Steal the game from the Steelers against the Colts, all the media...
How if they wanted them to win, would they have...
How if they wanted them to win, would they have ruled Stevens down on that obvous fumble?
The NFL wanted Elway to win so they cheated everyone and gave it to him.... Give me a fn break, I hate...
Oh I guess the NFL put 21 up aginst SEA, idiot.
You're just an idiot, you obviosly didn't want...
You're just an idiot, you obviosly didn't want the Steelers to win. The play is clear, tune into NFL Network and they will play it over and over, they've shown it numerous times.
Last I checked...
Oh INDY who almost had the game against the...
Oh INDY who almost had the game against the Steelers handed to them then the Patriots who only get to SB's by ref help....... Hypocrites
He reached on the other side of his waste first...
He reached on the other side of his waste first and then on the other side, it shows on NFL NETWORK if you care to see the play.
Well I think he was hit in the back, thats...
Well I think he was hit in the back, thats blocking in the back, not that it mattered it would only push them back 15, they probably still score.
He did grab and hold and they just showed the clip...
Man if you don't know what you're talking about,...
Man if you don't know what you're talking about, don't speak.... A db can place his hand on the back of the WR, go ahead and look up the rule, please, don't speak untill you do. A wr cannot PUSH a...
When? Where? When did Sea come with an edge...
When? Where? When did Sea come with an edge rush and beat the Steelers Tackles and the Steelers GRABED and HELD the rusher from getting to the QB, he even took his man down....
You find a clip...
Grabing for two seconds, he touched him on the...
Grabing for two seconds, he touched him on the back, not grab not pulled not pushed, which if you knew anything about football and what a db can and can't do, you'd know that was allowed.
So if they are questionable they have to go...
So if they are questionable they have to go aginst the Steelers and if not it's ref cheating??? Why can receivers push off, you saw the push off, I saw the push off, EVERY ONE on NFL Network saw it,...
Every call you bring up can be backed up with...
Every call you bring up can be backed up with FACTS, you can't back up anything...
I guess the broncos made the AFCCG with correct Ref calls?
Steelers won fair and square, tune into NFL...
Steelers won fair and square, tune into NFL NETWORK and watch them talk about the FN game.
The only bad calls were the Stevens fumble and the Hasslebeck 15 yard block call on the INT.
Phanton hold??? Not if you know anything about...
Phanton hold??? Not if you know anything about football..... I saw that before it was even called, that's how bad it was, just watch NFL NETWORK they show the replay and even say it's holding..
I don't need to do anything, but I love the...
I don't need to do anything, but I love the double standard..... You want to take time break down something that goes SEA's way and try and make it seem like it's the right call but chose to ignore...
How do know he wasn't holding on that one play,...
How do know he wasn't holding on that one play, he held the front and back and pulled him down, preventing a sack? How do you know Ben wasn't in, even tho it looked like he had the ball over the...
I'll say whatever I want when I read a retards...
I'll say whatever I want when I read a retards bull****....
You want to talk bad calls why wasn't Stevens fumble called, if it was rigged where is that play???? I guess it doesn't fit your crybaby...
Oh I see, he turned after two steps and made...
Oh I see, he turned after two steps and made another step then fumbled and the Anoucners even said it was a fumble but I guess since it went SEA's way no conspiracy theory..... LMAO
How was it tainted, cause the called the game by...
How was it tainted, cause the called the game by the rules??? Even if you take away the steeler TD it's 3 points and give Sea that BS TD its still a Steelers win.
Hey what about that fumble the...
Exactly you know ****... He dived and the ball...
Exactly you know ****... He dived and the ball crossed in air, if you know the rules you would see it... I guess if it was your God like Jake it would have been in, no question......
They reverse...
A bronco fan crying about the refs and ignores...
A bronco fan crying about the refs and ignores calls that went SEA's way... Oh how did Denver make it to the AFCCG, Nuff said....
Oh I guess Stevens didn't fumble either, I guess he just made 3...
What a bunch of cry fn babies. The PI Call was...
What a bunch of cry fn babies. The PI Call was THE RIGHT CALL, you can't push off, and Hope jumped back ONE YARD..... If Hope did that and made an INT it would have been the same.
The holding was...
Thread: Referees Turn The Tide Once Again!!!!!
The only thing that can touch the ground is the...
The only thing that can touch the ground is the Feet and Hands. I could be wrong but if any other part of the body touches the ground it's ruled down, weither that be forarm, Knee, Elbow.
Thread: Denver Theme Song
Good for you, I picked this to be the Steelers...
Good for you, I picked this to be the Steelers song and I made it offical.
We are scanning the scene
in the city tonight
We are looking for you
to start up a fight
There is an evil feeling...


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Sony Reader e-book bits being put out to pasture, with Kobo's help
By JR Bookwalter
Kobo Android app will come pre-loaded on Xperia devices
Closing the book on Reader
Sony's PC business isn't the only thing the Japanese consumer electronics giant is signing off on of this week: The keys to the company's e-reader service are soon being over to onetime rival Kobo.
Sony announced today that its US and Canadian e-reader business will soon be handed off to Kobo as the Japanese company winds down operations on its own Reader service.
Beginning in late March, customers will have their existing Sony Reader libraries migrated to Kobo, whose Android app will now come pre-loaded on Sony Xperia smartphones and tablets.
Kobo currently serves 18 million readers with e-books, magazines, newspapers, graphic novels and kiddie fare from more than 1.3 million authors.
Turning a page
Sony Reader never managed to gain much traction in the e-book market against the likes of Amazon Kindle, so the decision to close up shop isn't much of a surprise, and existing customers will likely be well-served by Kobo's catalog of more than four million titles.
"Kobo is the ideal solution for our customers and will deliver a robust and comprehensive user experience," said Ken Orii, Sony's Vice President of Digital Reading Business Division. "Like Sony, they are committed to those most passionate about reading and share our vision to use open formats so people can easily read anytime and anywhere."
Once the transition is complete, Sony Reader customers will have full access to existing libraries in the Kobo app, which is also available on other platforms including Apple's iOS App Store.
Reader Store customers will receive an email with full details on the Kobo migration process, and Sony says that any purchases made from its own service between now and then will also come along for the ride.
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Inspired by the Niagara Butterfly Conservatory, the transformation of this butterfly is apparent as the bottle is turned.
Using the language of species identification tags, this wine is personified throughout the packaging.
Designed by Melissa Deckert, a student at Pratt Institute.


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Stolen Legacy: Q&A With Dina Gold
Home / Latest / Stolen Legacy: Q&A With Dina Gold
by Anna Isaacs May 26, 2015 in Latest
Dina Gold is a senior editor at Moment and the author of the upcoming book Stolen Legacy: Nazi Theft and the Quest for Justice at Krausenstrasse 17/18, Berlin. In it, Gold tells the story of how she set out to reclaim the Berlin building once owned by her German-Jewish family before the Nazis took it.
Interview by Deborah Kalb
Q: You write that as a child you would hear stories from your grandmother about the building in Berlin your family had owned. What ultimately made you decide to search for that building?
A: I really loved my grandmother Nellie. She would weave wonderful stories of her life in Berlin before Hitler came to power that were very tantalizing to a young girl. Nellie's daughter, my mother, had also enjoyed a luxurious lifestyle up to the age of 11.
My mother always discounted Nellie's stories, saying she was a fantasist, was probably mistaken about the family ever actually owning the building and we should look to the future, not the past. I had a very different attitude. Yes, Nellie might have been wrong but perhaps she wasn't. I absolutely had to find out!
When the Berlin Wall fell in 1989, my parents were totally set against my starting a restitution claim. Nellie had died 12 years earlier, leaving no documents or photographs relating to the building, not even its address.
My father would say: "You can't fight the German government, forget it." The only person who supported me was my husband, Simon.
Q: How did you feel when you started doing some research and realized your grandmother's stories could be true?
A: It was exciting and gratifying that my hunch seemed to be right — Nellie had not been telling fairy stories. I couldn't give up now!
I found the building in what had been the Soviet sector, just behind the Berlin Wall, two blocks from Checkpoint Charlie.
It might sound like an exaggeration to say that I was driven by "the burden of history…" but actually it is not. The Holocaust was a heinous act of genocide aimed at exterminating Europe's Jews and murdering millions of people was an incomparably greater crime than the wholesale theft of people's property.
But just as the movie Woman in Gold is about the fight to reclaim a Klimt painting, Stolen Legacy is my contribution to the history of Nazi robbery.
Q: How long did your effort take to obtain restitution?
A: The case was settled in January 1996. In round terms it took five years. It felt like a drawn out process at the time, but it actually was not that long although German bureaucrats put up many obstacles.
Q: What surprised you most as you learned more about your family?
A: During the investigation for the claim, I discovered just how successful the international H. Wolff fur company had been.
The family had tried desperately hard to hold onto the building, which had been the company headquarters. The paperwork I found revealed exactly what had happened, the process of the forced sale to the Reichsbahn (German railways), how the property had been used during the war and what the Communists did with the building when it was inside the territory of the German Democratic Republic (East Germany).
Q: In addition to the historical aspects of the story, this is a very personal book. How did you balance your roles as journalist and family member as you worked on the book?
A: It's interesting you ask that because a colleague who read the draft said to me, "I would have written the story with much more emotion." But I am not like that. Being gushing and sentimental is not my style. I'm trained as a journalist and to a large extent I have to put my feelings to one side.
By the time I came to write Stolen Legacy, it was several years after the claim was settled. However, I was haunted by the terrible discoveries I made last summer while doing research into the fates of some of the people I wrote about. The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum and other, newly opened, archives in Eastern Europe have a wealth of fresh material for historians.
The Wolff family was comparatively fortunate. Not everyone in the family survived, but my grandparents, my mother and her two siblings did. I never forget that the theft of a building cannot be compared with losing family, friends and indeed entire communities.
Q: At what point did you decide to write a book about your family's experiences?
A: I kept talking about it all through the claim. But I had a full-time job at the BBC, and three young children. Simon was working for the Financial Times and traveling extensively. I was too busy, and I just couldn't do it.
What prompted me was that, in 2008, I left the BBC and came to the USA on a green card because my husband had been offered a job in Washington, D.C. There was a limit to how much I could clean the house and do laundry! I needed something to do.
I had brought all the case papers over. Simon said "the children need to know their family history, so sit down and write," and that is what I did. A friend, who is a literary agent, kept asking me to show her my draft. She really liked the story. And that is how ABA's new imprint, Ankerwycke Books, came to publish Stolen Legacy.
Q: Anything else we should know?
A: This is not just a history. Stolen Legacy has ramifications right up to the present day. There are some revelations that could prove quite embarrassing to German institutions and even the federal government.
I found a very prestigious German university with a Stiftung (foundation) named after the chairman of the insurance company that foreclosed on the building in 1937. The mortgage had been withdrawn and the building handed straight to the Reichsbahn. I have found out what an inglorious past this man had. Two years ago I contacted the university for an explanation… and I am still waiting.
I have tried to get a plaque placed on the building, denoting it was forcibly taken from its Jewish owners. In December 2013, on behalf of then Transport Minister Dr. Peter Ramsauer, an official e-mailed me: "I'll arrange for the plaque to be produced and affixed to the office building." To date nothing has happened.
If there are any new developments I will post them on my website.
For more book Q&As with Deborah Kalb, visit her website.


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require 'spec_helper'

describe Admin::ApplicationSettingsController do
  include StubENV

  let(:group) { create(:group) }
  let(:project) { create(:project, namespace: group) }
  let(:admin) { create(:admin) }
  let(:user) { create(:user)}

  before do
    stub_env('IN_MEMORY_APPLICATION_SETTINGS', 'false')
  end

  describe 'GET #usage_data with no access' do
    before do
      sign_in(user)
    end

    it 'returns 404' do
      get :usage_data, format: :html

      expect(response.status).to eq(404)
    end
  end

  describe 'GET #usage_data' do
    before do
      sign_in(admin)
    end

    it 'returns HTML data' do
      get :usage_data, format: :html

      expect(response.body).to start_with('<span')
      expect(response.status).to eq(200)
    end

    it 'returns JSON data' do
      get :usage_data, format: :json

      body = JSON.parse(response.body)
      expect(body["version"]).to eq(Gitlab::VERSION)
      expect(body).to include('counts')
      expect(response.status).to eq(200)
    end
  end

  describe 'PUT #update' do
    before do
      sign_in(admin)
    end

    it 'updates the password_authentication_enabled_for_git setting' do
      put :update, params: { application_setting: { password_authentication_enabled_for_git: "0" } }

      expect(response).to redirect_to(admin_application_settings_path)
      expect(ApplicationSetting.current.password_authentication_enabled_for_git).to eq(false)
    end

    it 'updates the default_project_visibility for string value' do
      put :update, params: { application_setting: { default_project_visibility: "20" } }

      expect(response).to redirect_to(admin_application_settings_path)
      expect(ApplicationSetting.current.default_project_visibility).to eq(Gitlab::VisibilityLevel::PUBLIC)
    end

    it 'update the restricted levels for string values' do
      put :update, params: { application_setting: { restricted_visibility_levels: %w[10 20] } }

      expect(response).to redirect_to(admin_application_settings_path)
      expect(ApplicationSetting.current.restricted_visibility_levels).to eq([10, 20])
    end

    it 'updates the restricted_visibility_levels when empty array is passed' do
      put :update, params: { application_setting: { restricted_visibility_levels: [""] } }

      expect(response).to redirect_to(admin_application_settings_path)
      expect(ApplicationSetting.current.restricted_visibility_levels).to be_empty
    end

    it 'updates the receive_max_input_size setting' do
      put :update, params: { application_setting: { receive_max_input_size: "1024" } }

      expect(response).to redirect_to(admin_application_settings_path)
      expect(ApplicationSetting.current.receive_max_input_size).to eq(1024)
    end

    it 'updates the default_project_creation for string value' do
      put :update, params: { application_setting: { default_project_creation: ::Gitlab::Access::MAINTAINER_PROJECT_ACCESS } }

      expect(response).to redirect_to(admin_application_settings_path)
      expect(ApplicationSetting.current.default_project_creation).to eq(::Gitlab::Access::MAINTAINER_PROJECT_ACCESS)
    end

    context 'external policy classification settings' do
      let(:settings) do
        {
          external_authorization_service_enabled: true,
          external_authorization_service_url: 'https://custom.service/',
          external_authorization_service_default_label: 'default',
          external_authorization_service_timeout: 3,
          external_auth_client_cert: File.read('spec/fixtures/passphrase_x509_certificate.crt'),
          external_auth_client_key: File.read('spec/fixtures/passphrase_x509_certificate_pk.key'),
          external_auth_client_key_pass: "5iveL!fe"
        }
      end

      it 'updates settings when the feature is available' do
        put :update, params: { application_setting: settings }

        settings.each do |attribute, value|
          expect(ApplicationSetting.current.public_send(attribute)).to eq(value)
        end
      end
    end
  end

  describe 'PUT #reset_registration_token' do
    before do
      sign_in(admin)
    end

    subject { put :reset_registration_token }

    it 'resets runner registration token' do
      expect { subject }.to change { ApplicationSetting.current.runners_registration_token }
    end

    it 'redirects the user to admin runners page' do
      subject

      expect(response).to redirect_to(admin_runners_path)
    end
  end
end

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So, are you listening to audiobooks yet??
I've been extolling the virtues of audiobooks for years here on EDIWTB. I cannot live without them. I am always, always listening to an audiobook, and I usually get through one or two of them a month. (Is it weird to say that I wish my commute were longer?) Before I started listening to audiobooks, I feared that I wouldn't be able to focus, that my mind would wander and I'd lose track of the book. That almost never happens. With a good audiobook – and a good narrator – my mind is very focused. I am not tempted to pick up my phone when I'm driving and listening to a good audiobook, and it definitely helps the minutes fly by much faster. And, of course, I get through even more books in a year!
A good audiobook enhances my enjoyment of books, too. It's a different experience from reading, but it's just as rewarding. Here are all the recent audiobooks I've listened to.
Keep the print or ebook version of the book on hand, so that you can reread or refer back to sections after you've listened to them.
Once you find narrators you like, research their profiles to find more books they narrated.
Your library has a lot of audiobooks that you can download onto your phone. Get on a bunch of waitlists if there are no copies available and one will come in before you know it.
Get creative – listen when you're walking your dog, cleaning your house, or sitting on a plane.
Finally, June is Audiobook Month (JIAM)!! This post is part of the JIAM Blog Tour – check out what other bloggers have had to say this month about audiobooks! As part of JIAM, I am giving away a selection of 8 audiobooks donated by Blackstone Publishing, High Bridge Audio, Hachette Audio, LA Theatre Works, Macmillan Audio, Post Hypnotic Press Audiobooks, Scholastic and Tantor Audio. The books will be available on Audiobooks.com. If you'd like to enter to win, leave me a comment here with your favorite audiobook of 2018 so far.
Ok, leave me a comment to win free audiobooks, load up your devices with great reads, and check out the other JIAM blog posts on the blog tour!
It's June! My favorite month because of the long days, the glorious weather, and the promise of summer ahead. It's also Audiobook Month, the annual celebration of all things related to audiobooks.
I've been very vocal here on EDIWTB about my love of audiobooks. I got hooked when I started listening about 8 years ago. I always have an audiobook going in the car, and listening has not only allowed me to add many more books to my list each year, but it has given me a whole new appreciation for the genre. I am obsessed with audiobooks – how they are cast, produced and performed. Writing this blog has luckily given me the opportunity to get to know some narrators, and I think they are some of the coolest people on the planet.
So I was very excited when I was asked to participate in a blog tour for June Is Audiobook Month. First, check out five awesome audiobooks below, if you're looking for a new listen. Second, check out the other posts in the tour, which will continue throughout June with many more audiobook recommendations from other bloggers. And finally, leave me a comment below with the name of a favorite audiobook to enter into a contest to win an awesome giveaway: three free downloads from Audiobooks.com and a pair of headphones!
Kitchens of the Great Midwest by J. Ryan Stradal is my favorite book so far of 2017, and the audio was just as good as the print. Authentic Minnesotan accents and empathetic narration beautifully matched this treasure of a book. I recommend it to anyone who will listen to me! Give it a try on audio. Narrators: Amy Ryan and Michael Struhlbarg.
The Risen by Ron Rash. This is a haunting story, simply and beautifully told, and the audio version is just perfect. The narrator wonderfully captured the troubled, dreamy Southern protagonist and brought this story to life. It's a short listen and totally worth it. Narrator: Richard Ferrone.
Underground Airlines by Ben Winters. Don't confuse this book with Underground Railroad, which came out at the same time. This one imagines a United States where slavery was never abolished. It's a thought-provoking, dystopian thriller performed by an excellent narrator who expertly conveyed a wide range of emotion. Narrator: William DeMerritt.
Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk by Ben Fountain. I thought the narration of this unforgettable Iraq War novel was just perfect. So many accents, emotions, sound effects – all nailed by the audio. I didn't love the women's voices, but that's a minor quibble. Pick this one up. Narrator: Oliver Wymer.
All The Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr. If you haven't read this book yet, give it a try on audio. The narration of the 2015 Pulitzer Prize winning World War II novel is calm and even, despite its many tense and horrific moments. The audio is long, but it goes quickly as the suspense ratchets up. Narrator: Zach Appelman.
Leave me a comment below with your favorite audiobook to be entered into the contest, and be sure to check out the other blog posts on the tour!
June is a great month for many reasons, but one of my favorites is that it is Audiobook Month! A whole month to celebrate the wonderful narrators and audio productions of equally wonderful books.
I will be doing a few things here on EDIWTB to mark June is Audiobook Month (JIAM). Last year, I ran a series of three interviews with audiobook narrators. I am lucky to be able to do it again this year. Watch the blog for three Q&A posts with Therese Plummer, Tavia Gilbert, and Patrick Lawlor. I'd like to thank them in advance for taking the time to answer my questions – I have a lot of them!
I am also participating in a blog post series called Summer Shorts. In this June series, a new short story is posted every day on a different blog, featuring an audiobook narrator reading the work of one of his or her favorite authors. Readers can listen to a different short story for free each day, and buy the whole collection from Tantor (with 20 additional bonus tracks) for $9.99 (effective through June 30). Proceeds from the purchases will support ProLiteracy, a literacy outreach and advocacy organization.
Here is the full schedule of shorts, as well as the blogs on which they will be available. On June 29, I will be featuring a reading of Susanna Daniel's Sharks and Seals by Karen White, a longtime friend of EDIWTB and one of the narrators I interviewed for JIAM last year. You can read more about Summer Shorts here. Thanks to Xe Sands and Karen White for organizing Summer Shorts and inviting me to participate!
This month I will also update my Top 10 Best Audiobooks list which I posted last June.


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The SNP MP behind a revised plan to revoke Article 50 if a no-deal scenario seems inevitable has said she has been approached by "many" Labour MPs who want to back it.
Joanna Cherry QC said she has been working closely with some Labour politicians to find a more "palatable" way of wording the proposal.
Scottish Labour MP Paul Sweeney has suggested that he and others are "sympathetic" to the idea, which he described as a "sensible safeguard".
MPs are preparing to take control of the Commons timetable with a second series of "indicative" votes on Brexit, starting on Monday, in a bid to find a plan which can command a majority in the House.
Ms Cherry has confirmed that she has tabled a fresh version of her motion that calls for Article 50 - the mechanism for leaving the European Union - to be revoked in certain circumstances.
Under the reworked motion, if the UK gets to April 10, the date of a European Council summit, without a deal, an extension to Article 50 will be sought.
If that extension is not granted, the UK Government would then be mandated to put a vote on no deal before the Commons.
The reworked version also provides for a public inquiry to be set up within three months of revocation to look at Britain's future relationship with the EU and whether a majority can get behind it.
Ms Cherry said the proposal has been tabled for Monday, although it will be up to the Speaker to decide which motions are selected.
Asked whether Labour as a whole could support the plan put forward by Ms Cherry, Mr Sweeney responded: "Well we're sympathetic to it, but we'll see what happens next week.
On Labour's way forward, he told the show: "It's about building a coalition that is going to come together and actually establish a majority for a way forward in Parliament.


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Came across this recipe today and decided to try them. And the verdict: Delicious!! I followed the recipe as directed and made no additions so that I could try the recipe as is. I didn't have a loaf pan so I used a muffin pan instead (made exactly a dozen). The muffins baked nicely and came out with a delicate carmelized top. They were very moist and the sweetness from the sugar and coconut was just perfect (and not too sweet). I would bake these again and perhaps the next time add walnuts, but they are good on their own. Thanks for sharing!!