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Q: Parse an array of nested objects in a particular way I have an array of objects that can have other arrays of object as children (it can have a complex hierarchy): if an object has a children prop — it's a group, if it doesn't — it's an item:
var myData = [
  {
      "name": "item 1"
  },
  {
      "name": "group 1",
      "children": [
      {
          "name": "item in a group 1"
      }]
  },
  {
      "name": "group 2",
      "children": [
      {
          "name": "group 1 in a group 2",
          "children": [
          {
              "name": "item in a nested group 1"
          },
          {
              "name": "deeply nested group",
              "children": [
              {
                  "name": "deep item"
              }]
          },]
      },
      {
          "name": "group 2 in a group 2",
          "children": [
          {
              "name": "item in a nested group 2"
          }]
      }]
  }]

and I want to parse it to have a flat object that would have all groups as props and items as arrays, each prop would also include items from grandchildren groups.
Currently with the code below I'm able to flatten the array and have groups as props and items as arrays for each object:
{
    "root": [
        "item 1"
    ],
    "group 1": [
        "item in a group 1"
    ],
    "group 2": [],
    "group 1 in a group 2": [
        "item in a nested group 1"
    ],
    "deeply nested group": [
        "deep item"
    ],
    "group 2 in a group 2": [
        "item in a nested group 2"
    ]
}

However I 'm struggling with adding grandchildren. Here's the desired output:
{
    "root": [
        "item 1"
    ],
    "group 1": [
        "item in a group 1"
    ],
    "group 2": [
        "item in a nested group 1", // includes items of child groups
        "item in a nested group 2",
        "deep item"
    ],
    "group 1 in a group 2": [
        "item in a nested group 1",
        "deep item" // includes item of a child group
    ],
    "deeply nested group": [
        "deep item"
    ],
    "group 2 in a group 2": [
        "item in a nested group 2"
    ]
}

here's my code I'm using (I can only use older version of pure JS so no ES6, NPM; can use polyfill though)
var myItems = {
    'root': []
}
var i;

for (i = 0; i < myData.length; i++)
{
    parseItems(myData[i], 'root')
}

function parseItems(data, groupName)
{
    var key, i;
    for (key in data)
    {
        if (!data.hasOwnProperty(key))
          continue;
        else if (data.hasOwnProperty('children'))
        {
            groupName = data['name']
            if (myItems[groupName] == undefined) myItems[groupName] = []
            for (i = 0; i < data[key].length; i++)
            {
                parseItems(data[key][i], groupName);
            }
        }
        else
        {
            myItems[groupName].push(data['name']);
        }
    }
}

And I don't understand how can I make a version of this code (or something better probably?) that'd fill parent groups with grandchildren items.

A: Ancient version.

function flat(array, parents, target) {
    var i, j;

    parents = parents || [];
    target = target || { root: [] };

    for (i = 0; i < array.length; i++) {
        if (array[i].children) {
            flat(array[i].children, parents.concat(array[i].name), target);
            continue;
        }
        if (parents.length) {
            for (j = 0; j < parents.length; j++) {
                if (!target[parents[j]]) target[parents[j]] = [];
                target[parents[j]].push(array[i].name);
            }
        } else {
            target.root.push(array[i].name);
        }
    }

    return target;
}

var data = [{ name: "item 1" }, { name: "group 1", children: [{ name: "item in a group 1" }] }, { name: "group 2", children: [{ name: "group 1 in a group 2", children: [{ name: "item in a nested group 1" }, { name: "deeply nested group", children: [{ name: "deep item" }] }] }, { name: "group 2 in a group 2", children: [{ name: "item in a nested group 2" }] }] }],
    result = flat(data);

console.log(result);
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Planting, Picking, Processing: Sustainability in Every Step
Written by: Jamie Nyqvist
I have a confession. I used to be what you call an ego-centric consumer – always asked myself "what an item is worth" or "what can I get from it.". Often times the answer was related to convenience and practicality. It never occurred to me to dig deeper and ask, "what is the value of the item to those who produce it."
With the adoption of the UN Sustainable Development Goals in 2015 came the rise of the ethical consumer: a consumer who considers not only the individual, but the social goals, ideals and ideologies of a company as well. With this new type of ethical and eco-minded consumer comes the idea of sustainable livelihoods that focus on allowing people to not only maintain and enhance activities required for a means of living, but also focus on extending this livelihood to future generations. Together, in a purely consumerist context these work hand-in-hand to create an entire chain of production that gives instead of takes.
In the small village of Nadukuppam, Amirtha Herbals works with rural women and provides them with a livelihood by including them in every step of the production process of their medical herbal products. What this enterprise is wholesomely accomplishing is providing opportunity and community building at every step. Paravathy, founder and mentor of the enterprise, focuses on the impact that Amirtha Herbals has on the Pichandikulam forest in Auroville to keep it alive, and teaches women how to move from a labor-based work environment to that of an entrepreneurial work environment, as well as provides products to rural women at a subsidized price.
This quote from one of the women who works at Amirtha Herbals says it all: "The extra income not only helps support my family, but we don't have to rely as much on our husbands."
What can be learned from social enterprises such as these is that a product is far more than the product itself. It is only as good as its production, and what comes out of the Amirtha Herbals production is an herbal medical product that can be purchased on a commercial level. But what is actually created is a sustainable livelihood for the women of Nadukuppam so that they can provide for themselves and their families.
Now I can proudly say that after witnessing first-hand how to run a truly sustainable enterprise, I can call myself an ethical and eco-minded consumer.
Photos by: Jamie Nyqvist

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Wade Patrick Elliott est un footballeur anglais né le  à Southampton. Il évolue actuellement au poste de milieu. Il a auparavant joué pour Birmingham City entre 2011 et 2014, le Association Football Club Bournemouth entre 2000 et 2005 et Burnley, de 2005 à 2011.

Le  il est libéré par Birmingham City.

Carrière

 1997-2000 :  Bashley
 2000-2005 :  Bournemouth
 2005-2011 :  Burnley
 2011-2014 :  Birmingham City
 2014 :  Bristol  City (prêt)
 2014- :  Bristol  City

Palmarès
 Bristol City
 Football League Trophy : 2015
 Vainqueur de la League One (D3) en 2015

Références

Liens externes

Footballeur anglais
Joueur du Burnley FC
Joueur du Birmingham City FC
Joueur du Bristol City FC
Étudiant de Goldsmiths, University of London
Naissance en décembre 1978
Naissance à Southampton

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A Remembrance of the Dakota of Minnesota
From an investigation by John Biewen, American journalist and documentarian, a native of Mankato, Minnesota, who knew nothing of the stories of his place until he became an adult.
Broadcast first on National Public Radio's This American Life in November 2012. The 150th anniversary of the US-Dakota War.
As is known, the United States has lifted a very large number of its people out of poverty in its 400-year history. Not just out of poverty but into affluence.
For which reason – and for others also – the popularity and widespread celebration in the country of the Thanksgiving which is today.
Among those who have paid a very high price for this history: American Indians.
The myths
of a vast and empty continent waiting for those who had the energy and the drive to be all that they could be and
Young America, 1950, egg tempera on gessoed board.
Andrew Wyeth, 1917-2009, American. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia
of the noble savages of an indigenous people appear to have served to build the nation and divert the conscience.
The Hunter, 1906, oil on canvas; cover illustration for 'Indian in His Solitude' in the Outing Magazine, June 1907.
N.C. Wyeth, 1882-1945, American. Brandywine River Museum, Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania
The story below is a fragment of history.
Now that I know this, I don't want to know this.
But there it is: a story profoundly connected with Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving 2003, oil on canvas.
John Currin, American born 1962. Tate Gallery, London from whose website this photo.
A representation of an insatiability and of a certain behavioural incoherence wrapped in a triple portrait of the artist's wife, Rachel Feinstein.
The figure on the left is feeding an empty spoon to the open mouth of the central figure. The figure on the right is staring in befuddlement at the cavity of the turkey, one blueberry in hand.
The unhappy roses on the table have been flown in from somewhere because roses do not bloom in November in most of the territorial US.
The luxe depicted is the old European luxe to which have aspired a goodly number of North Americans.
The Dakota (called the Sioux by white Americans) had lived in Minnesota for one thousand or more years before the arrival of white American settlers in the early-mid-1800s. Minnesota is a Dakota word meaning waters so clear that the clouds are reflected in them.
Thomas Jefferson developed a plan to 'acquire' land from Indians.
The tactic he used was to have the Federal Government buy the debt owed by American Indians to the traders who sold them goods useful to them: guns, food, kettles, blankets, horses.
American Indians would cede land to the Federal Government in exchange for this payment of their debt.
Custer's Last Stand, #1, 1973, acrylic on canvas.
Peter Saul, American born 1934. Loaned by KAWS to the New Museum in 2020
This battle – the Battle of Little Bighorn – against the white American power was won by combined American Indian forces of Northern Cheyenne, Arapaho and Lakota in south eastern Montana in June, 1876.
Reservations on a portion of American Indian land would be set aside under treaty between Government and Indians.
Detail of Custer's Last Stand, #1, 1973, acrylic on canvas.
Over the course of a few decades, the Dakota traded away 35 million acres for the equivalent of $3 million.
In the midst of the vast Minnesotan territory, the Dakota were left with a thin strip on either side of the Minnesota River stretching for 150 miles.
The Traverse de Sioux Treaty
The man who became the first governor of Minnesota, Henry Sibley, a fur trader, was instrumental in the negotiation of this treaty. He was very familiar with the Dakota and they with him. He spoke their language and had a Dakota child.
His fur trading business was in deep debt.
The treaty he negotiated between the Federal Government and the Dakota betrayed the Dakota.
By a ruse involving a second treaty, all but $60,000 of the negotiated $305,000 of Government money went to the traders. Henry Sibley took $66,000 and paid off his debts.
Nor did the Dakota receive what was left them in one sum as they had expected. What they received was the money in an annuity.
Subsequently, the Government cut the Dakota reservation in half and took half.
In 1850, the Dakota outnumbered white Americans in Minnesota by 5 to 1.
In 1858, Minnesota became a state.
In 1860, white Americans outnumbered the Dakota in Minnesota by 5 to 1.
The influx of white settlers also saw an attempt by many Dakota to give up hunting, settle down and farm. There was, by this time, insufficient land on which to hunt.
In 1862, the annuity of gold, the essence of the Traverse de Sioux Treaty had not arrived by July. The Federal agent refused to distribute the food, stored in government warehouses, until the gold arrived. The harvest in the year prior had been bad. Hunting was thin.
Hunger was widespread among the Dakota.
Let them eat grass if they are hungry, said Andrew Marks, the Federal agent, or their own dung.
Tensions mounted.
5 white American settlers, 3 men and 2 women, were killed by 4 Dakota hunters in a surprise action in Acton, Minnesota.
The Dakota returned to their camp 40 miles away on the Minnesota River.
They reported to the chief what they had done. The war and peace factions among the Dakota bands argued and argued about what to do through the summer. Some did not want to fight. Others did.
The Dakota chiefs in council decided to wage an all-out war against the white American power.
August – September, 1862: US-Dakota War
On August 18, 1862, several hundred Dakota under the leadership of a band chief called Little Crow attacked the Federal Agency building on their land. They took food from the warehouse.
They killed about 20 white Americans.
They killed the Federal agent, Andrew Marks: his body was found stuck with arrows, grass stuffed in his mouth.
The Dakota warriors fanned out down the Minnesota River valley. They went from homestead to homestead. Some Dakota killed everyone. Others killed only men, taking women. and children hostage. Some did not kill white Americans they knew.
Between 400 and 1000 white Americans died in the 36 days the fighting continued. About 50 Dakota died.
Little Crow and a number of the most militant Dakota fled west out of Minnesota.
Henry Sibley was sent with troops to put the rebellion down.
1700 of the Dakota, mostly women and children and old men, came to meet Henry Sibley under a flag of truce. He promised them protection so long as they had not killed anyone.
He marched them 150 miles downriver. They were attacked along the way. Some died.
A week later, they reached a concentration camp at Fort Snelling near St. Paul and were kept there until the spring of 1863. Hundreds died there of disease.
Thence to a reservation, Crow Creek, in South Dakota, up the Mississippi and down the Missouri on boats. Crow Creek: described as hell on earth.
Hundreds more died. Those who lived lost everything.
Detail of Custer's Last Stand, #1, 1973, acrylic on canvas
In Montana, Henry Sibley set up a kangaroo court -five soldiers – to judge the 400 captured and surrendered Dakota warriors who gave themselves up on his promise of fair treatment.
They were held at a site in Mankato, then called Camp Lincoln and now called Sibley Park.
The 'court' condemned 303 of the Dakota. The plan was to hang all of them. Abraham Lincoln in Washington, in the midst of civil war with the South, demurred.
His decision was that only those found to have raped should be hanged. Only 2 were found to have been guilty of this. Lincoln was told that hanging 2 would not be seen as justice.
He wrote out a list of 39 Dakota names, trimmed afterwards to 38. I do not know the basis of his choice.
They were hanged. The men, hooded, held each other's hands and sang prayers. 4000 white Americans came to watch this hanging.
The largest number executed at one time in the US.
Little Crow was shot six months later. His skull, scalp and wrist bones were exhibited at the Minnesota Historical Society for decades.
In 1863, Congress passed a law banishing all Dakota from Minnesota.
President Lincoln signed it. The Dakota were dispersed to Canada, North and South Dakota and to Montana.
Remnant of the Tribe Leaving the Hunting Ground of their Fathers, c. 1845, oil on canvas.
Alvan Fisher, 1792-1893, American. Delaware Art Museum, Wilmington
Today, 4 small reservations,exist in southern Minnesota, descendants of 'friendly' Dakota allowed back by the US Congress starting in the early 1870s.
Detail of Remnant of the Tribe Leaving the Hunting Ground of their Fathers
The US-Dakota War is now covered in the Minnesotan school syllabus: one week, sixth grade.
Every year American Indians petition for redress on a variety of issues of their immense loss in one part of the United States or another.
The governor of Minnesota, Mark Dayton (2011-2019), repudiated the cruelty and deception perpetrated against the Dakota by Henry Sibley
whose efforts to hide this history extended to the seal which he designed for the state of Minnesota. An Indian rides into the sunset while a white American tills the soil with no evidence of conflict.
Posted in Art, Artisanal work, History, Ideas to Live By, In Memoriam, Spiritual life, United StatesTagged American Indians, Art, Artisanal work, History, Ideas to live by, In Memoriam, Spiritual life, United StatesBy Sarah Abraham1 Comment
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Susannah says:
A timely reminder that Thanksgiving might be preceded by repentance. Thanks for sharing all your painstaking research.
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Q: Radio Button Unresponsive on some iOS devices I'm encountering a problem where radio buttons work inconsistently.
The buttons only respond on some touch devices (iPhone & iPad) when the right side of the outer element is touched.
Desktop works fine.
If the user touches the radio button directly the button doesn't respond.
The weird thing is this doesn't happen on all touch devices. Some will work fine while others won't.
I tested on iPhone X and it works fine but iPhone 11 and iPad don't.
It works on mobile Chrome but not Safari and Firefox.
I've included the js, HTML, and css of one radio button below.
Thanks for you any help.
Js
document.querySelector("#s89fdf874ee_services > li:nth-child(1) > div > label")

HTML

<input type="checkbox" id="s89fdf874ee_services_0" name="s89fdf874ee[services][]" value="2" checked="checked" style="position: absolute; visibility: hidden;">

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CSS
-webkit-text-size-adjust: 100%;
    -webkit-tap-highlight-color: rgba(0,0,0,0);
    --zd_bold: LatoBold,var(--zd_fallback_font);
    --zd_heavy: LatoHeavy,var(--zd_fallback_font);
    --zd_fallback_font: -apple-system,system-ui,BlinkMacSystemFont,"Segoe UI",Roboto,"Helvetica Neue",Arial,sans-serif;
    --zd_regular: LatoRegular,var(--zd_fallback_font);
    --zd_semibold: LatoSemibold,var(--zd_fallback_font);
    font-size: 14px;
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Q: Keras > using trained model on different machine with different python version I am working on an ML project and use keras with Tensorflow backed. I need to do the training part on Python 3.5 my local windows machine, save the model, then copy the model to a virtual machine (also running 3.5) on a linux which will use the model for predictions.
Task seems very clear and easy, however I get an error while calling the predict function.
ValueError: Tensor Tensor("activation_1/Sigmoid:0", shape=(?, 1), dtype=float32) is not an element of this graph.

I thought that it could be a platform difference issue, so I trained my model on a Linux machine (with Python 3.4), but I still get the same error on the predicting virtual machine.
I wonder if the cause of the error is the OS or the Python version difference or perhaps something else? On each platform separately model training, saving then loading and predicting works fine.

A: It turned out the problem was in the saving part. I was using ModelCheckpoint callback for saving the best model
model.fit(..., callbacks = [ModelCheckpoint(filepath='model.h5', save_best_only=True)])

After doing some search on the web and trying some different advice I have removed that part and saved the model like this
model.save('model.h5')

This solved the problem.


That about sums up my problem.
i Getter 2.3 was great.
OS 10.4.2 - 1.25mhz eMac - 1Gig memory.
It has just started waiting with network error 64 on all downloads from all sites everytime. Ugh.
Any help MORE than gratefully received.
P.S. I have deinstalled and reinstalled.
1. Configure your Internet interface connection as prior from the System Preferences->Network->Active Network ports-> Set first the interface connection that goes to the Internet.
2. If you don't use a modem connection switch off the 'Test connection status' in the iGetter Connections preferences to tell iGetter not to test any available PPP modem connections.
Network connection is fine, browser and all other applications working fine.
Safari 2 downloading fine from all sites in its own downloads window.
Your point 2 is fine thanks 'Test connection status' is off.
iGetter (Love it and miss it btw) still sits 'waiting' with 'Network Error 64' in the segments pane.
Your point 1 I am not so sure about, sorry.
"1. Configure your Internet interface connection as prior..."
In my System Preferences, in the Network Preferences, under 'Network Port Configurations', the top item is my dsl modem which is working fine and connected 24/7.
Is that what you meant? Anything else I should try please?
The explanation of the "Host is down" error (network error 64) is: "A socket operation failed because the destination host is down. A socket operation encountered a dead host. Networking activity on the local host has not been initiated". This error occurs mainly if the timeout is reached.
1. The destination host is really down. To check if this is true try to download http://www.igetter.net/cgi-bin/downloads/iGetter2.3_En.dmg. If you receive the same error skip to the next point.
2. Check if you have not set to zero the "Timeout connection attempts after '#' sec." option in the iGetter preferences, connections panel. This option determines how long iGetter to wait for a response (by default it is 60 sec.).
3. Check if you haven't blocked iGetter with a firewall.
If possible send to igettersupport(at)presenta.net an example URL for testing.
BEST SUPPORT I HAVE YET HAD.
How the heck i set connection attempts timeout to "0" I will never know.
You certainly know your baby well.


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The Coronavirus packaging signal is a conserved cis-regulatory element found in Betacoronavirus (part of the Coronavirus subfamily of viruses). It has an important role in regulating the packaging of the viral genome into the capsid. As part of the viral life cycle, within the infected cell, the viral genome becomes associated with viral proteins and assembles into new infective progeny viruses. This process is called packaging and is vital for viral replication.

The packaging signal is found in the positive-sense single-stranded RNA genome. It interacts with the viral proteins (M and N) and ensures the selective packaging of viral RNA into virions.

This RNA element is conserved in Embecovirus (previously known as lineage A Betacoronavirus), which includes mouse hepatitis virus (MHV), bovine coronavirus (BCoV), and human coronaviruses like HCoV-HKU1 and HCoV-OC43. Notably, this element is absent from the other viral lineages which have evolved separate packaging signals. For example, it is not found in SARS-CoV and SARS-CoV-2 (contrary to previous claims that have been refuted).

The packaging signal has a conserved RNA secondary structure featuring four AGC/GUAAU internal loop motifs. Within the viral genome the packaging signal is located in the nonstructural protein 15 (nsp15) and encodes a polypeptide which is found on the surface of the nsp15 protein. Deleting the packaging signal or introducing mutations that disrupt its secondary structure but not the encoded peptide lead to the loss of packaging specificity. At the same time, relocating the packaging signal to a different part of the genome did not have a negative effect on packaging.

Other RNA families identified in the coronavirus include the coronavirus frameshifting stimulation element, the coronavirus 3′ stem-loop II-like motif (s2m), as well as the 5′- and  3′ UTR pseudoknot.

See also
 Coronavirus 5′ UTR
 Coronavirus 3′ UTR
 Coronavirus 3′ UTR pseudoknot
Coronavirus 3′ stem-loop II-like motif (s2m)
Coronavirus frameshifting stimulation element

References

External links

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On Sunday, November 6, 2016, our parish will set out on a mission to feed and clothe the homeless of NYC. Following the General Assembly, our volunteers will prepare meals and care packages that will be distributed to the homeless. Even though it's called "Midnight Run," the groups that participate in the program visit the assigned locations via automobile. The homeless are informed ahead of time where to wait for the volunteers.
All clothing items miust be delivered by Saturday, November 5th by 2pm to Annunciation Church. Please ask for George Dourouklakis when dropping off clothes.
We will be meeting after church on Sunday, November 6th (roughly 2pm) to help sort clothes, package food/personal care items, and write notes to the homeless.We will be leaving around 6:30pm and returning to the church around 10:00pm.


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W.R. Grace's Asbestos Legacy Continues, And So Does Care for Mesothelioma Patients
When you picture the state of Montana,a you imagine wide open ranges and blue skies: yet the town of Libby in Montana will be remembered as one of the areas most devastated by malignant mesothelioma. The town was the site of an asbestos-contaminated vermiculite mine originally owned by the Zonolite Company and later purchased by W.R. Grace & Co. Those companies' reckless disregard for the environment and the people in the neighboring area resulted in more than 400 deaths and thousands of illnesses that continue to afflict the town's residents decades later. Fortunately, a clinic that treats those who are out at risk has just been granted funding to allow them to continue their important work.
The Center for Asbestos Related Disease has become an integral part of the battle against malignant mesothelioma and other asbestos-related diseases in the town of Libby. Also known as the CARD Clinic, the facility's physicians and health care professionals have worked for decades to monitor the town's residents' health, and they have been able to do this work because they have been funded by a generous grant. This week Montana state senator Steve Daines announced that the clinic has been awarded another $2.5 million grant so that its work can continue.
The CARD clinic provides invaluable mesothelioma screening services to those who have lived in Libby for a sustained period of time, and particularly to those who lived there in the past when the asbestos contamination was at its worst and the risk of asbestos exposure was at its highest. According to the clinic's Administrative and Research Director Tracy McNew, who spoke of the many people who remain at risk in the area, and their need for constant screening, "Anybody who was in Libby for at least 6 months, at least 10 years ago qualifies for free screenings. We've been doing this same grant, this $2.5 million a year for seven years now, so this will be year number eight. This money was written into the Affordable Care Act in 2010. As long as the ACA is around we should hopefully be able to apply for this grant, it should exist. It is a four-year block grant. This will be year number four so next year we're looking at applying for the full four year version."
The clinic sees roughly 800 patients per year, providing chest X-rays and other tests to ensure that those who are at risk for mesothelioma and other asbestos-related diseases are receiving the card and treatment they need. If you or someone you love was exposed to asbestos on the job or in any other setting, you need the same type of care, as well as legal guidance. Call us today to learn more about how we can help. You can reach us at 1-800-966-2244.


You've snorkeled in the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, you went on a sailing trip around the Whitsunday Islands and you took pictures of the legendary Ayers Rock in the Australian Outback. You did island hopping in Thailand and enjoyed the view from one of the massive skyscrapers in bustling Bangkok. In Berlin you had a few beers while attending a pubcrawl night and finished your backpacking trip with an Angkor Wat temple tour in Cambodia.
Check out some of the cool and cheap tours you could do in Great Barrier Reef, Ayers Rock, Bangkok, Berlin and Angkor Wat.
You're coming home, you say hello to friends and family and after a few weeks you want to pack your bag again.
You hop on a plane, you're back in business! But where are you going?
One of the best travel destinations for long term backpacking is South America. Sounds good to me: soccer, beautiful women, a not so difficult language and popular cities like Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires and Bogota. But let me tell you something: South America has more to offer than big cities and the things I just mentioned. A journey from North to South, South to North or simply cross country and back and forth is probably the most varied backpacking trip of your life! You need an example?
Today, you gaze legendary Machu Picchu after a tiring hike through the lush cloud forests in Peru. Tomorrow you are sliding down sand dunes on a snowboard and the day after you enjoy the gentle ocean breeze of the Pacific laying in a hammock at the beach. That's only been three days! What do you expect from this amazing continent if you decide to go on a backpacking trip around South America? Take a look at the pictures and make your dreams come true! Related Article: Here is the list of different cheap backpackers hostels in South America.
Check out some of the cool and cheap tours you could do in Machu Picchu and Inca Trail to Machu Picchu.
Check out some of the cool and cheap tours you could do in Arequipa.
3. Banos (Ecuador) – Capital for the adrenaline junkie.
5. Cartagena (Colombia) – Colonial city with a Caribbean touch.
Check out some of the cool and cheap tours you could do in Cartagena / Cartagena.
6. Copacabana (Bolivia) – Sailing the Titicaca Lake.
Check out some of the cool and cheap tours you could do in Copacabana and Lake Titicaca.
7. Cuenca (Ecuador)- Laid back colonial city.
Check out some of the cool and cheap tours you could do in Cuenca / Cuenca.
8. Huacachina (Peru) – Oasis of joy!
9. Huaraz (Peru) – A hikers dream!
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10. Iquitos (Peru) – The biggest rural city in one of the most remote areas in the world!
11. Mancora (Peru) – Backpacker invaded beach town for the party animal.
12. Minca (Colombia) – In the heart of the Sierra Nevada.
13. Ollantaytambo (Peru) – This is not just a train station!
14. Palomino (Colombia) – Caribbean beach town at its best!
15. Paracas (Peru) – Cliffs, sea lions and fishermen.
16. Potosi (Bolivia) – A life for the mountain.
17. Puno (Peru) – Floating islands and straw boats.
18. Santa Cruz (Bolivia) – Where the time stands still.
Check out some of the cool and cheap tours you could do in Santa Cruz.
19. Santa Marta (Colombia) – This is not a postcard!
20. Sucre (Bolivia) – Whiter than sugar!
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21. Taganga (Colombia) – Divers, sharks and hammocks.
So what are you waiting for? South America is not just another beautiful continent with loads of crazy activities; a handful of the worlds best hikes, warm-hearted and welcoming people, a great language, tasty food and on top of that it's amazingly cheap which makes it perfect for the budget backpacker!
I am Robin, a 28-year-old German traveling the world since 2 years. After I have finished my studies in early childhood education I have decided to break out for a little while heading off to Australia as my first country I visited long term. After that I went to South East Asia getting more and more into the lifestyle of backpacking, aiming for better photos, proper stories to share on my blog www.rbnsworld.de ending up spending the summer with friends back home to continue traveling the west side of the globe for 5 months.
Great write up , Missed a lot of amazing places in Bolivia though , Samaipata which is 3 hours from Santa Cruz Bolivia has amazing sights , best Condor viewing in the world, amazing waterfalls, and is the base for Amboro National Park , Sandboarding in Lomas de Arena is amazing and looking for Jaguars in Madidi and Kaa Iya National Parks are a must while in Bolivia.
I loooove Arequipa and Potosí! Such wonderful places 🙂 but I think that the places on this list are not less travelled. Most of them are on the list of most travellers in South America….
absolutely agree with Puno as THE tourist trap @katiefeatherstone:disqus .
Yeah, I was trying to be diplomatic. It's horrible!
Huaraz has some fantastic hiking opportunities. I'm not sure I agree about Puno though- bit of a tourist trap!


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Mónica Marín (nacida el 29 de octubre de 1955 en Carmelo, Colonia) es una profesora, investigadora y bioquímica uruguaya. Fue elegida la primera Decana de la Facultad de Ciencias de la Universidad de la República (UdelaR) de Uruguay por el período 2018-2022. Trabaja actualmente en la Sección Bioquímica del Departamento de Biología Celular y Molecular, Instituto de Biología de Facultad de Ciencias (UdelaR) e investiga en biología molecular. Su actual línea de investigación hace foco en comprender mecanismos que determinan la conformación in vivo de proteínas.

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Mónica Marín se formó en Francia, en la Universidad de París VII Denis Diderot. Obtuvo allí la Licenciatura en Bioquímica en 1977 y luego la Maestría en Ciencias en 1979 con su trabajo "Estructura y función de las proteínas". En 1984, cuatro años más tarde, se doctoró en Bioquímica en el laboratorio Structure et Dynamique du Genome del Institut Jacques Monod, con su tesis titulada "Contribución al estudio del reconocimiento de los promotores procariotas por la ARN polimerasa de Escherichia coli".

Ingresó a la carrera docente en 1986 como Asistente de Bioquímica de la Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias, que pasara posteriormente a ser Facultad de Ciencias en 1990. Luego de 25 años en la institución asume el cargo de Profesora Titular grado 5 y actualmente es junto a Ana Denicola y Lina Betucci una de las únicas 3 mujeres en dicho cargo entre 33 docentes. El 24 de octubre de 2018 fue elegida Decana de la Facultad de Ciencias por la Asamblea General del Claustro, con el apoyo de todos los integrantes docentes, estudiantes y egresados. Así, Marín se convirtió en la primera mujer en obtener este cargo y asumirá el 25 de noviembre de 2018 luego de dos mandatos en un período de 8 años del Dr. Juan Cristina.

En el área de bioquímica y biología molecular, Mónica Marín se enfoca en comprender los mecanismos que determinan la conformación in vivo de proteínas y cuál es la contribución de la cinética traduccional en el plegamiento. Actualmente lidera varios trabajos de investigación y cuenta con más de 40 artículos publicados en revistas científicas y varios capítulos de libro en colaboración. Como docente dedica esfuerzos a la enseñanza de Bioquímica y Biología Molecular de grado y posgrado en Facultad de Ciencias y PEDECIBA. Asimismo, ha contribuido a la formación de recursos humanos supervisando y orientando a más de 35 estudiantes de grado, maestría y doctorado.

Es investigadora Grado 4 del Programa de Desarrollo de las Ciencias Básicas (PEDECIBA) e investigadora Nivel II del Sistema Nacional de Investigadores (SNI). Desde el año 2010 es integrante titular por el orden docente al Consejo de la Facultad de Ciencias. También es la coordinadora del Posgrado en Biotecnología, iniciado en 1998 con la Maestría que incorpora luego el Doctorado en 2012. Desde 2011 es la Directora Nacional del Centro Argentino Brasilero de Biotecnología (CABBIO) para la incorporación de Uruguay a este programa regional de Biotecnología.

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 2004, Premio "Iniciativas Biotecnológicas" del Programa AmsudPasteur.
 1995, Premio "Dr. Luis Berger" de la Comisión Nacional de Lucha contra la Hidatidosis.
 1992, "King Baudouin Award" de la International Foundation for Sciences.

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It doesn't take long for the father of our People, Avram, to learn that in the future his children would be victimized. God tells him, "Know that your offspring shall be strangers in a land not theirs, and they shall be enslaved and oppressed four hundred years" (Genesis 15:13). Rabbi Shimshon Raphael Hirscsh, known as the founder of modern Orthodoxy in 19th-century Germany, identifies three forms of victimization in this Divine announcement about the future: being strangers (gerim), being enslaved (va'avadum), and oppressed (v'inu='inui). In his commentary on the Torah, Rav Hirsch notes that the Egyptians did indeed marginalize and victimize the Israelites, Avram's descendants, in each of these particular ways, in the years leading up to the Exodus.
It would be easy to conclude that one of the first Biblical messages about our People is that we are destined to be victims. Far too often in our history, this has been the case. But Rabbi Shai Held of Mechon Hadar wants us to note what happens in the very next chapter of the Torah. It's the first story of the banishment of Hagar, Sarai's maidservant, who had been given to Avram as a concubine. You can find the text and translation of chapter 16 by clicking here. And if you look carefully, you can see the same three elements of victimization at play.
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French Black Metal has given us great bands. Among them are also Merrimack, a band that exists from 1995! This Is Black Metal Webzine talks with Perversifier, guitarist and founder of this great band for all the things you want to know about them.
This Is Black Metal: Thank you for this interview. You'll be touring with the mighty Marduk again this year, how does it feels for you?
Perversifier: We're looking forward to this mini-tour, not only because it is with Marduk, but because it is in Japan. It's the first time ever we will be playing there, and we are impatient to deliver our Black Metal to the Japanese fans. It's a new experience for us, we know things are very different there, and we are curious to see the reaction of this crowd. Merrimack has had a quite good exposure in Japan for our latest album « Omegaphilia », since the Japanese label Chaos Reign bought the album license for this territory, and has been advertising intensively since then.
TIBM: Do you have a good relationship with Marduk members?
Perversifier: We are indeed in very good terms. We have already toured during one full month in the USA with Marduk in december 2009, and we got along very well. Mortuus did some guest vocals on our 2012 album « The Acausal Mass ».We happen to meet from time to time, when the opportunity shows up. We are glad to be touring with them again, since it's one of the few « old » bands that has not compromised its art and that we still respect after more than 20 years. We believe that we play the same kind of devoted Black Metal. Still using corpse paint, not surfing on any new trend, just being ourselves and faithful to origins of this genre.
TIBM: Next year will be the 25th anniversary of Merrimack, how does it feels to still be around as one of the most emblematic and influential bands of the French Black Metal scene?
Perversifier: It's just very natural for us to still practice our art with the same dedication as ever. It doesn't feel anything particular. I don't consider doing anything else, it's part of my life, the main vector of it, it's just like breathing air. I'm 41 years old, and I've spent more time of life in the band than out of it. No girlfriend, job, or other center of interest made me deviate from this path. I feel no pride for this, it just seems normal to me.
TIBM: Ashes Of Purification was reissued in may, on Season Of Mist. What feelings are brought to you today when you listen to it?
Perversifier: I still like this album very much. It has a special aura, an old-school sound and spontaneity that is proper to this second wave of Black Metal. I listen to it with a mix of nostalgia and pride. The line-up was different back then, and every line-up has its special touch. Music has this power to bring you back to the time you discovered or created it, it's one of the most powerful vector of nostalgia, and i enjoy this feeling. I'm glad that this record has been re-issued, since it has been sold-put for a very long time, and it was the only record of the band not available anymore.
Merrimack – Horns Defeat Thorns
TIBM: How is your relationship with Season Of Mist?
Perversifier: It is excellent. SoM is a very professional label, and they are very easy to deal with. The fact we are from the same country helps a lot in the relationship. I also believe it's the best label for a band such as Merrimack. They have very big names on their roster, but they still have enough passion to take care of bands that they truly like, as Merrimack. Their distribution network is impressive, and they know how to deal with their business. We a jointly decided that we will work together on the next album.
TIBM: Which Black metal album you own, has the deepest meaning to you?
Perversifier: That's an impossible to answer question. I own thousands of BM albums, and I can't really pick any of them as a highlight. They re any jewels hidden in the pile of shit, and they are too many to be mentioned.
TIBM: Who is the black metal musician you admire the most?
Perversifier: There are many bands I like, but I can not say that I admire anyone in particular. Maybe I would say that i have an immense respect for Jon Nödtveidt though, who was an amazing musician, as well as a truly devoted satanist.
MERRIMACK – In The Halls of White Death
TIBM: Are you working on new material already? What does the future holds for Merrimack?
Perversifier: We have slowly started working on new songs, but it's a slow process. As you know, Merrimack releases a new album every 3 or 4 years, so don't expect to see anything new on our side in a near future. We focus on quality rather than on quantity.
TIBM: Is there anything else you would like to add?
Perversifier: Thanks for the interview.
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of two regiments on the right of my line, which was near our center, and some of the Texas skirmishers, had nothing to do with the battle except to suffer a murderous artillery fire, which they did unflinchingly. Personally assisted by my staff, I was called upon to direct the artillery fire, which I continued to do during the afternoon. From my point of view the enemy appeared to fight with great stubbornness, and our attack to have made but little impression upon him. He deployed at one time six batteries in front of our center, when, opening in this deployment with artillery, they, together with the stationary batteries already in position, and which we had been engaging at times during the day, all opened a terrific fire upon Poindexter's field. Our gunners replied with spirit, but from want of ammunition the contest was too unequal, and I caused them successively to withdraw. This cross-fire was excessively severe upon the supporting troops. Toward night, learning that the center was pressed hard, I received orders to direct General Trimble to move over from the left to that point, and commenced to close my own troops into the right, when night fell, and with it the battle, which had raged with great fury, ceased. For an hour after night-fall the enemy shelled the woods and Poindexter's field with rapid and heavy fire. This indicated another withdrawal. My troops remained in position all night, the advanced scouts confirming the withdrawal of the enemy during the night, leaving their dead and wounded.
Of affairs on our center and right I can give no account. My list of casualties is almost entirely from the artillery fire of the enemy, for scarcely a musket was fired in the division. When the immense amount of their artillery is considered, the violence and duration of their fire, and the exposed position of the troops, the loss, thanks to God, may be regarded as small, while the courage and unflinching endurance of the troops are worthy of the highest praise.


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I recently came across what is a beautiful form of true interfaith dialogue: the music of the band the Epichorus. Rabbinical student Zach Fredman and Muslim singer Alsarah co-founded the band and their musical love-child is the wonderful album One Bead. In this album, Zach, Alsarah and the other members of the band combine Jewish and Sudanese-Arab musical traditions to create music that transcends the boundaries of culture or religion. The lyrics of the songs are mostly drawn from the Jewish tradition, such as the "Song of Songs" (Song of Solomon) from the Old Testament, but the album also includes the traditional Sudanese love song "Nanaa Al Genina" (The Mint Garden).
The common theme of the One Bead songs is love, the emotion that is at the core of our human existence and spirituality. Listening to the music, one feels a profound sense of harmony that exists between the various cultural and religious traditions that are part of the Epichorus. The lyrics for two of the songs are taken from the "Song of Songs" and this reminded me of something that the German poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe wrote. He composed a cycle of poems called "West-östlicher Diwan" (or "West-Eastern Divan" in English). Goethe wrote these poems to represent a fusion between Eastern and Western traditions. He also wrote essays in which he elaborated on his poems and one of his comments specifically refers to the Old Testament "Song of Songs", of which he says, "...als dem Zartesten und Unnachahmlichsten, was uns von Ausdruck leidenschaftlicher, anmutiger Liebe zugekommen," which translates into English as: "...it is the most tender and unique expression of passionate and graceful love that has been given to us."
I asked Zach how he chose the name the Epichorus for their band and he said that it was a reference to Epikoros (or Apikoros), which is a term used in the Jewish tradition to describe outsiders or heretics. The members of the Epichorus are indeed outsiders in the sense that they have the courage to look beyond the boundaries of their religious traditions and have sought out a creative dialogue with people outside of their faith traditions. They are also "heretics" in the original Greek sense of the word, describing people who "make choices." They chose to embark on a creative adventure and found that they could engage in an authentic dialogue by creating beautiful songs together.


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Developed and originally made popular in Australia, the Silky Terrier is one of the small dogs breed that are dominating the hearts of the toy-dog-loving fanciers of the world. In the US, this little dog is called the Silky Terrier. In Australia and other parts of the world, it is called the Australian Silky Terrier or the Sidney Terrier.
This Australian breed is highly praised for being affectionate, highly intelligent, brave and alert. Although small, this breed does not conform to the idea that it is only a placid lapdog. The Silky Terrier is bursting with energy and actually makes a good watchdog.
The Silky Terrier is a very enthusiastic dog and you can usually spot it doing what it loves most: digging. This breed is a curious creature and has a knack for learning new things. It loves to play and run around a small area and it is always in a happy disposition.
Training for this breed is also very interesting because it loves to have an intelligent and straightforward lesson from the master. It is highly trainable, quick to learn and very eager to follow the master's commands. If you choose to dwell in an apartment, this dog will make a good pet since it is only active indoors and needs only daily walks for a few minutes.
Gifted with a well-boned body, the adorable Silky Terrier stands moderately low with only 9 to 10 inches of height to boot. Its ears animatedly stand erect and v-shaped while its tail is often docked. The nose is black and the eyes are round, dark and suggest an intense expression.
Their bodies are draped with 5 to 6 inches of fine, shiny and smooth long hair. The hair is center-parted at the back, draping down but does not reach the floor and they have no undercoat and sheds very little. They often come in colors of blue and fire red, or blue with tan patterns; and that all Silky Terries are born black.
To keep the Silky's hair at its best, regular grooming is needed such as daily brushing or combing and regular baths. Its coat should also be trimmed regularly in order to keep it healthy and neat. Most Silky Terriers have hair on top of their heads that covers the eyes so it is best to tie this in a topknot.
The Silky Terrier is a combination of other terrier breeds such as the Skye, Cairn, Australian Terrier and Yorkshire Terrier. This breed reached North America through returning US servicemen who served in Australia during World War II. In 1959, the AKC officially recognized the Silky Terrier as a breed and in 1962, the first standard for this breed was established.
Join breeder Denise Barkley as she posts more helpful facts regarding the Silky Terrier dog. Go to her website today and read helpful facts regarding Silky Terrier breeders, Silky Terrier puppies or Silky Terrier rescue.
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The compact luxury sedan category is the most popular one, and the field is crowded — but the Audi A4 stands out. It provides the best balance of sport, luxury, function, amenities, quality and comfort out of the dozen or so models available. It's stylish without being gaudy, with an interior that has consistently been our benchmark for other brands. The controls all operate with a smoothness that exudes quality and sophistication, and all of the onboard electronics operate beautifully. It is practically the definition of a luxury car, a well-done car that pleases both brand-new owners and people returning for their fifth.
While purists may lament that this BMW is not the traditional rear-wheel-drive layout that most BMWs feature, we say to heck with tradition. Good is good, and the BMW X1 is very good indeed. Put it this way: When we discussed the X1 subcompact luxury crossover versus the larger X3, the verdict was that the X1 makes the X3 redundant — it's almost as big, more fun to drive, beautifully packaged, luxuriously appointed and less expensive to boot. Throw in all-wheel-drive capability, BMW's excellent multimedia systems and impressive refinement, and the little X1 becomes a smart buy.
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Chet Brewer
Birthdate 01/14/1907
Forgotten Hero
Brewer for HoF
Negro League eMuseum
Death Date 03/26/1990
Debut Year 1924
Year of Induction
Teams Negro Leagues
Position Pitcher
Chet Brewer played for at least nine teams over the course of his 24-year playing career. He competed in at least nine countries and 40 US states.
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Chet Brewer pitched professionally for 24 years then scouted for decades
Chet Brewer enjoyed a baseball odyssey that included nearly a half century in the game. He pitched in 24 seasons, 15 of which came with the Kansas City Monarchs. His time with the Monarchs began in 1925. The next season he became a star, teaming with Hall of Fame pitcher Bullet Joe Rogan to give Kan
Chet Brewer enjoyed a baseball odyssey that included nearly a half century in the game. He pitched in 24 seasons, 15 of which came with the Kansas City Monarchs.
His time with the Monarchs began in 1925. The next season he became a star, teaming with Hall of Fame pitcher Bullet Joe Rogan to give Kansas City the first half championship. He won a combined 15 games the next two seasons before putting together a dominant year in 1929.
That season he put together 31 consecutive scoreless innings in Negro League play on his way to a 17-3 win/loss record. His Monarchs were the 1929 National Negro League champions.
In addition to the Monarchs, Brewer played for the Gilderson Union Giants, Washington Pilots, Brooklyn Royal Giants, New York Cubans, Philadelphia Stars, Cleveland Buckeyes, Chicago American Giants, and teams in Crookston, Minnesota and Bismark, North Dakota. His final seasons came in the US minor leagues after Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier.
In the collection is this personal check made out and signed by Brewer and dated 9/17/1988. A finesse pitcher, Brewer pitched with an assortment of teams throughout the world, including China, Japan, the Philippines, Hawaii, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Puerto Rico, Haiti, Santo Domingo, and in forty-four of the forty-eight continental United States.
After retiring as a player, Brewer became a scout and instructor for the Pittsburgh Pirates for nearly three decades. Brewer lived his final years in Whittier, California. He passed away there on March 26, 1990 at age 83.
Many see Brewer as a strong candidate for Cooperstown.
In the offseason Brewer played against MLB stars to augment his income
Despite the color barrier, Negro Leaguers often faced off against their MLB counterparts. These contests took place in the off-season and helped augment the income of the players involved. Shown here is a lineup of Negro League stars called the Philadelphia Royal Giants. They squared off against Di
Despite the color barrier, Negro Leaguers often faced off against their MLB counterparts. These contests took place in the off-season and helped augment the income of the players involved.
Shown here is a lineup of Negro League stars called the Philadelphia Royal Giants. They squared off against Dizzy Dean's All Stars on October 31, 1935. Satchel Paige started the game against a star-studded lineup.
Hall of Famer Arky Vaugnan played shortstop while NL home run champion and four-time All Star Wally Berger hit behind him in the cleanup spot. Dolph Camilli who won the 1941 NL Most Valuable Player Award played first and Cooperstown hurler Dean got the start on the hill.
Ole Diz faced a batting order that included three men who went on to get their Cooperstown plaques: Turkey Stearnes, Mule Suttles, and Biz Mackey. The Cardinals hurler went 7 innings, giving up five hits and a pair of runs.
Satchel struck out 7, allowed two runs on two hits, and left with a no-decision after four innings. Chet Brewer relieved Paige. In four innings of work he allowed three runs on five hits and struck out four. The MLB team saddled Brewer with the loss.
Five men have adorned their signatures to the lineup including Paige, Vaughan, Camilli, Berger, and 217-game winner Freddie Fitzsimmons.
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Mark L. Paletta says:
Mr. Brewer in his later years ran a semipro team in the City of Vernon. I was blessed to play against his team and I brought along an old friend of his who pitched against him during barnstorming days. They hadn't seen each other in over 40 years and when they laid eyes on each other the happiness and stories flowed. After the game both teams sat around for a few hours listening to these 2 rehash old memories and funny moments. For me, it proved to be the most memorable day of my baseball life.


This is your guide to memory care in Davis, CA. Memory care communities provide housing and care for seniors with Alzheimer's disease and other kinds of dementia. Memory care empowers seniors who have memory loss to stay as active and engaged as they possibly can, while living in a dignified, safe and secure environment. Our local Senior Living Advisors are widely knowledgeable about memory care in Davis, CA and surrounding areas. After an initial consultation, your advisor will recommend a list of memory care providers that most closely match your loved one's unique needs for care and living preferences, as well as your family's budget.
Price varies widely depending on location, care required, size of the resident's living space and the level of luxury at the community. The price of memory care in Davis ranges from $4,500 to $7,390 a month.
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Davis is a city in the U.S. state of California and the most populous city in Yolo County. It had a population of 65,622 in 2010, not including the on-campus population of the University of California, Davis, which was 5,786. Davis is included in the Sacramento-Arden-Arcade-Roseville Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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Delicious and nutritious meals are provided to all residents even those with dietary restrictions, staff is trained to deal with any wandering behaviors that might present themselves dealt with, transportation is available for additional cost, the staff speaks French in the community, and the staff speaks Ukranian in the community.
Physical therapy is handled by the physical therapist that makes regular visits to this location, staff can help residents monitor their blood sugar, the community is secured for the safety of memory care residents that might be exit seeking, hospice is an option available at this location, and respite care is offered.
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Appetizing and expertly prepared meals are provided to all residents even those with dietary restrictions, Kosher food is provided, nurses are on staff, full tubs are available, and respite care is offered.
Physical therapy can be done without leaving the community by a visiting physical therapist, regular occupational therapy by a visiting therapist helps you stay active and engaged, transportation is available for additional cost, hospice is an option available at this location, and the staff speaks Mandarin in the community.
A dentist visits this community regularly, the community is secured for the safety of residents that might be prone to wander, transportation is available for additional cost, hospice is an option available at this location, and residents can arrange for a room at this community that will allow them to live in this location whatever their healthcare needs are and become.
Regular occupational therapy by a visiting therapist helps you stay active and engaged, caregiver staff can deal with any wandering issues residents may have, the property has a nurse that is able to administer injectable medicine, the staff speaks Filipino in the community, and this community was built in 2000.
An occupational therapist visits and helps residents, speech therapy is available on-site by a visiting speech therapist, complimentary transportation is at the disposal of residents, the staff speaks Filipino in the community, and the staff speaks Spanish at this location.
This pet-friendly community can help care for your pet, the minimum allowable age of residents is 55, staff can help residents monitor their blood sugar, caregivers at Ivy Ridge Retirement Home are trained to spot potential disorientation presented by residents, and trained staff monitors medication and reminds residents when it's time to take them.
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The minimum allowable age of residents is 60, caregivers at Smith Country Home are trained to spot potential disorientation presented by residents, residents who need help with medication management can be given reminders and be monitored to make sure they are taking their medications, this community provides complimentary transportation, and the community is convenient to local bus lines.
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A podiatrist visits the community to address any issues related to your feet, speech therapy is available on-site by a visiting speech therapist, staff can help residents monitor their blood sugar, the Alexander's Residence #3 is especially designed to handle memory care and behavioral issues, and transportation is available for additional cost.
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Refinery Says It's Near A Supplier Contract, Promises Details After Election
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Government House image the Limetree Bay.
Two days before the general election, Limetree Bay Refining has issued a statement whose headline seems to say a deal to restart St. Croix's refinery is not signed but is ready "in principle." The content of the news release refers to an as-yet-unsigned contract with an as-yet unnamed oil supplier and purchaser, with details promised after the election.
The release is unclear on whether this not-yet-completed contract is the final piece to restart the refinery or a step toward the final piece needed to restart.
Aside from the restart itself, at stake is $40 million in short term loans and $30 million from a land purchase that are due the V.I. government on closing an operating agreement for the refinery.
Limetree Bay's headline, "Limetree Bay Refining Reaches Agreement in Principle on Restart of St. Croix Refinery," seems to indicate a final deal to actually begin restarting is not done but almost done. The statement says the company "has reached agreement in principle with the supply and trading arm of a major international oil company on the restart of the idled refinery" (emphasis added).
"Under the contemplated terms, the oil company would enter into a tolling agreement and serve as the Refinery's supply and offtake counterparty. Details about the agreement will be made available in the next week to 10 days," (emphasis added) Limetree Bay's statement says.
A supply counterparty is an entity that enters an agreement to supply a product under contractual terms. An offtake counterparty agrees to buy a product. Limetree Bay's statement indicates an oil company is nearing agreement on a contract to sell to and buy from the refinery once it restarts.
In August, administration officials testified to the Legislature that the deal and the $70 million were awaiting a final contract to actually operate the refinery.
"The money was always contingent on ArcLight securing the deal with an operator, which they have not done yet. When that happens then it will be immediate," Finance Commissioner Valdamier Collens told the Finance Committee on Aug 29.
"They are waiting to finish up the negotiations with the actual franchisee that is going to be running the operations," Budget Director Julio Rhymer said at the same hearing.
Operating the refinery is not the same as buying from and supplying the refinery. Sunday's statement is silent on whether this as-yet-unsigned supply contract will trigger closing of the deal and makes no mention of the release of the $70 million the government is eagerly awaiting.
Sunday's ambiguous release follows on the heels of Gov. Kenneth Mapp calling, then canceling a press conference Friday to "discuss the next phase of the refinery's restart."
Mapp and Limetree Bay officials held a press conference in July announcing a deal to restart the refinery and proposed legislation to ratify changes to the government's 2015 agreement with Limetree Bay to use the former Hovensa refinery for an oil storage business. Since coming to the territory, Limetree Bay has hired several hundred employees and contributed in excess of $11 million per year to the territory's treasury. It's parent company, ArcLight Capital, also purchased Hovensa assets from the government, paying $220 million.
Limetree Bay officials say they hope to have the partial restart complete by late 2019. Getting it running very quickly is key to making a restart practical. The market conditions that made the refinery unprofitable to begin with are still in effect. Hopes for profit hinge on a worldwide marine fuel sulfur caps in 2020 temporarily boosting profits for sulfur-reducing refineries.
"We, and many others, believe there will be a window of opportunity for this type of refinery starting in 2020 that could last for three to four years before the markets stabilize to a new normal," Bill Cline of Gaffney, Cline & Associates, the government's hired oil and gas industry consultant, told senators during hearings on the proposal.
In contrast to the short time frame and need for fast action cited by the developers and consultants, the new agreement actually gives Limetree Bay several more years to decide whether to restart or take down the refinery. Under the older agreement, it could restart the refinery and negotiate new terms with the government. But it had to decide whether to restart by sometime in early 2019. The new agreement explicitly gives ArcLight and Limetree Bay up to five more years to evaluate whether or not to restart.
If it does restart, as the company says it hopes, it will mean more jobs and more government revenue. The deal calls for a baseline of $22.5 million in annual revenue for the government, with a formula that can reduce that as low as zero dollars or increase it above $22.5 million, depending on production and sale levels and on market prices.
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For many couples whether they have a substantial amount of wealth or not, they choose to draft prenup agreements that will help them maintain control in the event of a divorce. Each term in these documents is carefully drafted and each word is carefully chosen. In order to draft the document, each spouse was required to fully disclose their finances both in terms of assets and liabilities. But what happens when a couple who drafts an agreement in California moves to New York?
In some cases, a document comes under scrutiny simply because the state in which it was drafted had different requirements than the state in which the couple sought to enforce the agreement. In other instances, a document is called into question because of a presumption that an agreement which favors one wealthy spouse could have been entered into involuntarily by the less wealthy partner. And any confusion has the potential to cause problems; do you remember the McCourt's? So how do we all get on the same page?
The Uniform Law Commission is a group of individuals in the legal profession whether practicing lawyers, judges or even law professors. The group recently proposed a new set of rules that would help streamline the process for drafting a prenup agreement and create uniformity across state lines. A more uniform process would help protect the intentions of the individuals who created the agreement.
These new rules allegedly ensure that they are "fairly negotiated form the beginning," as stated by one of the professors who helped in the drafting of the rules. Postnuptial agreements were also included in the new set of rules. These documents are much rarer than their counterpart entered into prior to the marriage. The new rules were proposed to help create uniformity, but could they change the level of control held by individuals?


When I step out on stage in front of thousands of people, I don't feel that I'm being brave. It can take much more courage to express true feelings to one person. […] In spite of the risks, the courage to be honest and intimate opens the way to self-discovery. It offers what we all want, the promise of love.
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When I returned in the next stage of life, I wish to return as Lailah Gifty Akita.
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