Dr Won will explain to you the reasons for surgery, the procedure(s) involved, expected benefits and risks of surgery, and recovery time. Please discuss with Dr Won any concerns you may have about the proposed operation. Please also inform him of any medical conditions or medications you are taking, as these may need to be ceased prior to surgery. Once you are happy to proceed with the plan, he will ask you to sign a consent form.
Dr Won operates at John Flynn Private Hospital and The Tweed Hospital. You will need to fill in a booking form for the hospital where you will have your surgery. You can either complete the paperwork in the rooms or take the form to fill in then send back to us.
If your operation is at John Flynn Hospital, our reception staff will supply you with an estimate of Dr Won's fees. You will need to sign this Informed Financial Consent to confirm your acknowledgement of the costs involved. We can then book in your date of surgery and inform the hospital. We will also inform you if you need to attend the Pre-Admission Clinic prior to your surgery.
If your operation is at The Tweed Hospital or Murwillumbah District Hospital, we submit your forms directly to the hospital and you are then placed on their waiting list. Unfortunately we have no control over the hospital waiting list, and you will be contacted by the hospital once your operation date is determined. We also cannot guarantee that Dr Won will be the person performing your surgery, as is the nature of most public teaching hospitals.
You will need to fast 6 hours prior to your operation. This includes all food and drinks.
We require you to be at the hospital at least 2 hours prior to your procedure time.
Please remember to bring along all x-rays and scans relating to the operation site if you have them.
Ensure you cease any medications prior to surgery if you were requested to do so.
If you have a sudden change in your general health or develop a skin infection, please discuss this with your GP or contact our rooms. It may be necessary to delay your operation to reduce the risk of adverse outcomes and to aid in your recovery.
It is a good idea to prepare your home prior to your operation.
Try and arrange for someone to assist you when you get home from surgery. You may need assistance with shopping, cooking and general housekeeping.
You may need to rearrange furniture to allow easy access in and around your home.
To prevent the risk of falls, you can remove loose carpets and secure exposed electrical cords.
If possible, arrange to have a bed downstairs for the first few weeks of your recovery if you will have difficulty managing the stairs in your home.
You may not be able to drive for up to 6 weeks following surgery on your lower limb if you have a manual vehicle. If you have an automatic vehicle, you may not be able to drive for 6 weeks if your surgery was on the right lower limb. However if the surgery was on your left lower limb, you may be able to drive, subject to clinical approval.
Dr Won will explain to you how your operation went after your surgery and discuss with you the follow-up plan prior to discharge from hospital.
As a general rule, if you have had your operation at a private hospital, Dr Won will see you at 2 weeks and then again at 6 weeks after your operation. Dr Won will discuss with you the proposed rehabilitation plans at your first post-op review. Most post-op visits will be at our Tugun rooms, where you may also see our Practice Nurse, Renaye. You may also need to attend physiotherapy, occupational therapy, or other health providers to assist with your recovery.
Recovery time varies from person to person, depending on your health status, the injuries and/or operation(s) that you had, and the nature of your work or activities. As a ballpark figure, recovery to basic functions take approximately 2-4 weeks for minor operations, 6-10 weeks for fractures, and 3-6 months for a major operation. This may take longer in some cases, especially for certain foot & ankle operations. Your individual recovery, however, will be guided by Dr Won according to your progress following your surgery.
Follow-up visits within the first 6 weeks after your operation at a private hospital are included in your surgery cost and are therefore free of charge. If you require further follow-up after 6 weeks post-op, these may attract a consultation charge. In some cases, you may require more or less number of visits, as determined by Dr Won.
If you have had your operation at a public hospital, you may elect to follow up with Dr Won in his rooms, however these visits will usually attract a consultation charge as the operation was performed out of the private setting.
Please find below some general post-op information which you can download. These are intended as general guides only, and are specific only to Dr Won's practice.
You may not be able to drive for at least 6 weeks following surgery on your lower limb if you have a manual vehicle. If you have an automatic vehicle, you may not be able to drive for 6 weeks if your surgery was on the right lower limb. However if the surgery was on your left lower limb, you may be able to drive, subject to clinical approval.
The surgeon's and surgical assistant's fees for your operation will vary according to the procedures you need done. An Estimate of Fees will be supplied to you at the time of surgery booking. Please be aware that occasionally, additional procedures during the surgery are required for your safety and optimal results, therefore the final cost may differ from the estimate given.
Dr Won charges rates in accordance with the Australian Medical Association schedule of fees, which reflect the complexity of surgery and involvement in post-operative aftercare. Most operations performed by Dr Won will attract a "Gap" charge, which is your out-of-pocket expense not covered by Medicare or your health fund. In general, patients are required to pay the full surgeon's fee at least 3 business days prior to the operation date. A receipt will be provided after surgery is completed, which you can then take to your health fund and Medicare to claim your rebate. If additional procedures were performed during surgery resulting in additional fee, this must be paid in full before a receipt can be issued.
In some cases, according to our practice policies, your operation may attract a "Known Gap" or "No Gap". If a Known Gap is charged, this is also required to be paid at least 3 business days prior to your operation. Not all health funds participate in the "Known Gap" scheme – please contact your health fund directly to find out. If your operation attracts no gap, then there will be no out of pocket expense for your surgeon's fee.
We do not charge a gap for hip replacement, knee replacement or knee arthroscopy.
Once you receive our Estimate of Fees, it is imperative that you check with your health fund provider to ascertain the amount of rebate that they will give back to you, as this is ultimately determined by your health fund and your level of cover.
There may also be other costs involved in your operation, including, but not limited to, anaesthetist's fees, hospital excess payment, pathology services, radiology services and pharmacy medications. We advise that you check with relevant organisations if you have any queries about their fees.
If you would like to have your operation done at a private hospital but do not have private health insurance, you can choose to be a self-funded private patient. In this instance, it is very important that you check your costs with the hospital, as there will be additional charges for the hospital room, operating theatre fee, and any equipment or implant required during your surgery, amongst others.
Please speak with our friendly staff if you have any queries about Dr Won's fees.
There are many people that may be involved in conducting your surgery – these include, but are not limited to: a surgical assistant, an anaesthetist, radiology, pathology, pharmacy, and the hospital. You may receive an account from any of these organisations, amongst others.
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Forests & The Climate
Mozambique: The need for community land rights in the face of illegal logging and increasing extractive industries' activities.
Rural communities and forest resources in Mozambique are under pressure from illegal logging and increased natural resource extraction in the mining and oil sectors. DFE and its partner in the country are working to ensure land rights of rural people and advocate for acknowledgement of the communities rights to resources.
Mozambique is experiencing one of the worlds highest rates of illegal logging. The southern African country is one of the 10 least developed nations and is facing problems in conflicts over natural resources.
In 2013, a staggering 93 per cent of logging in the country was illegal, according to a report by the UK-based NGO the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA).
The vast majority of exports, 93 per cent on average between 2007 and 2013, were shipped to China where a huge market is consuming large amounts of luxury timber – both legally and illegally sourced.
Rural poor communities are under pressure
As a consequence of the widespread illegal logging, Mozambique's rural poor and wider population has been stripped of an estimated US$146 million in lost exploration and export tax revenues since 2007, says EIA.
The degree to which poor rural communities will bear the burden of Mozambique's on-going illegal logging crisis is a critical development and governance challenge.
Even though Mozambican Land Law theoretically supports rural communities and strengthens the security of land tenure for smallholders, many communities still do not have the official documents to the land.
But with support from DFE communities are helped to gain the knowledge about their rights to land and natural resources and how to benefit from the forestry law's provision on channelling tax revenues to affected communities.
DFE project activities in Mozambique
DFE has been operating in Mozambique since 2004 with local its local partner NGO, Associacao do Meio Ambiente (ama), working in the northern most province of Cabo Delgado.
With more pressure on land and natural resources, the organisation realized that there was a need to engage more in dialogue with government on crucial matters such as land rights and equitable rights to natural resources.
By empowering local communities by teaching them their rights, actions to take and how to do it, the goal is to give vulnerable groups more control over their lives.
DFE and AMA are also working to enhance the understanding and respect for the rural citizens rights among public authorities and business enterprises.
By building the local capacity in regards to legal rights, strengthening the dialogue and levelling the playing field among communities, government and private investors, DFE is hoping to contribute to a reduction of conflicts over natural resources and ensure a better future for the rural inhabitants of Mozambique.
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Dauda Abasama may refer to the following people.

Dauda Abasama I, a Hausa king (reign: 1565)
Dauda Abasama II, a Hausa king (reign: 1776–1781)

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Watch the 1996 Formula Ford action from 7pm, Thursday October 14th
This week's RIAC - Motorsport Ireland classic video from the RPM Motorsport collection is highlights from a pair of 1996 Formula Ford races.
This upload features a pair of races from the 1996 Ford of Ireland Formula Ford 1600 Championship. The first race, a shortened 12 lap affair due to heavy rainfall, saw George McAlpin take the chequered flag but not before Chris Paul had thrown away his chances after slipping off the track while leading. The second race, held in near perfect conditions, was aired live on RTÉ with commentary from Gareth O'Callaghan and John Kenny. Mark McKenna looked a certainty to win but suspension failure in the closing laps handed the race to Jeff Wright.
This programme will be available to stream below from 7pm on October 14th.
Next week's upload will feature more action from 1996, this time in the form of Rallycross


The warwagon eased its way out of the charred remains of the Angeles National Forest and slowly approached the rubble-strewn streets of Pasadena. The driver scanned his detection screens through narrowed eyes. Nothing close, but something – or a lot of somethings – was putting out a healthy heat signature a couple of blocks up the street. Heat and motion detectors on full and all cameras operating, he slowly approached the suspect area.
Suddenly they came, spilling out of doors and windows, racing around the corners of the ruined buildings, 50 or more of them, screeching and waving clubs and knives, intent on only one thing – to catch whatever was in that vehicle, kill it and eat it. "Damn! Mutes!" he muttered, punching a button on his console. A hatch in the top of the modified van opened, and a minigun appeared, already spinning up to speed. The driver stopped, giving them a chance to bunch up, then lay a spray of lead across the mob. At more than 100 rounds per second, it took only one pass, across and back, to destroy any living thing in the path of the firestorm. Driving carefully down the street, trying to avoid the worst of the mess, he put missiles into the buildings from which the mutants had come. "Well, Tsosie, that should've cleaned out that nest of them." Tsosie Acho looked up from his bed between the seats and snuffed. <More later,> he bespoke his human partner.
Kahtenny the Apache, once known as Lt. John Eagle of Seal Team Six, had found the animal his second day out of the Guadalupe Mountains of New Mexico. Following the spoor of a deer, he was surprised to find the animal down, and a wolverine feeding on a haunch. Preparing to shoot the scavenger on general principles, he heard a voice in his head, <No kill.> Kahtenny was stunned. "Wh-what?" <No kill,> the voice replied. <You feed, I wait.> For a long moment the Apache wondered if he was losing his mind, but rejected the idea. He had been told long ago that he was too neurotic to go crazy. The wolverine backed away from the deer and sat down to wait.
Kahtenny camped there for a week, learning to control his mindspeak and becoming first friendly, and then friends with the wolverine, whom he called Tsosie Acho, small warrior. When he decided to continue his journey, Tsosie accompanied him, with no question. Their first stop was at Holloman Air Base, where Kahtenny knew a cache of special ops weapons and equipment had been hidden years before. Luck was with them. He not only found the weapons, but the warwagon, a nuclear-powered armored vehicle armed with all the latest gadgets a tech-warrior could desire. It was the ultimate ATV, equpped with 4-wheel drive, a half-track that could be raised and lowered as needed, and amphibious capability. Stuffing it with surveillance and demolition gear, and a 3-year's supply of arms and ammo, they headed for Los Angeles in style.
Now they were in a dozen miles of their destination. But how to find those for whom he sought? Looking ahead, he saw a rocky escarpment, apparently forced up by a recent earthquake. Driving along the base of the cliff, he spotted a hole leading down into the rock. He stopped just beyond rifle-shot, and opened a vent in the passenger door. <Go check for danger,> he told Tsosie.
The wolverine slipped out through the vent and disappeared behind a nearby rock. Even knowing where he was, it was almost impossible for Kahtenny to follow his path through the rubble. Finally he spotted the animal sniffing around the opening, and smiled as it slipped into the hole. Soon Tsosie bespoke him - <Empty.> Well, that was good. He'd half anticipated another pack of mutants. <Anybody been there?> Kahtenny asked. He could almost hear the impatience in the wolverine's thought as it replied, <No. Empty.> His lips twitched in the nearest he'd come to a smile in a good while. The devastation he had seen on his cross-country trip had burned the humor right out of him.
<Wait here.> Kahtenny left the animal on guard and headed back to the warwagon. Lowering the treads, he backed up the short steep incline and into the cave, stopping about a hundred yards from the opening. Taking a lump of C7 and a handful of detonators, he went back to the opening and carefully placed the explosive, a small lump here, a larger one there, studying the cracks in the rock to determine where he could get the most effect from the least amount of C7… the most buck for his bang. Setting the radio controlled detonators, he armed each one, then retreated to the warwagon and, standing behind it, pushed the button. "Crrump!" The sound was no more than an automobile backfire, almost drowned out by the sound of falling rock. When the dust settled, he went back for a look. No daylight showing. Good. All that would show from the outside was a natural-looking rockfall, but it was not so deep that he couldn't blast out with a couple of missiles if he needed to.
Returning to the wagon, he slipped a pair of Springfield Armory model 1911 automatics into his leg holsters, buckled on his beloved Colt revolving shotgun pistol, strapped an LED lamp on his head, and slung an AR-15 over his shoulder. On a hunch, he reached into the back and pulled out a dive bag. Taking a plastic sign from a side pocket in the door, he hung in from the driver's window. "Deadly! Do not touch!" "Peligro! No toca!" He closed the door and touched a button on his remote pad, arming the high voltage barrier. Anyone touching the vehicle without disarming it would now suffer a quick but quite painful death. Soon he was reunited with Tsosie, and they made their way deeper into the cave.
The Apache stayed on the lookout for any man-made artifacts, but nothing indicated that anyone or anything had ever used the cave. A number of passages branched off, but the pair stayed with the stream. Maybe later they would check out the side paths. After trudging about eight miles Kahtenny stopped for lunch. Tsosie ambled over to the creek for a drink, but suddenly plunged his paw into the water and flipped something shiny back over his shoulder. A fish. It landed in front of Kahtenny, who set his foot on it to hold it down. "What we got here? A goldfish?! A koi! I'll be damned!" Tsosie could feel his partner's excitement as he hurried over to claim his prize. <What?> he asked. <That is people fish. Where fish is, people are.> Unconcerned, the wolverine began to eat. <Eat now. Find people later.> For the umpteenth time, Kahtenny wondered just how intelligent Tsosie really was, and how he had gotten that way.
Back on the move, they covered another couple of miles when the cavern suddenly ended, pinching down to a passage about ten feet in diameter through which the stream flowed, filling the hole. Kahtenny stripped to trunks and tested the water with a foot, then pulled a wet suit out of his dive bag and slipped it on. He tied a rope off to a spur of rock, fastened on his dive helmet with rebreather pack, and stepped off into the water. <You stay. I go look, come back.> Gliding feet first, keeping a loose hold on the rope, he let the current carry him down into the passage. There appeared to be no increase in speed; that was a good thing, since he could swim back against the current with no difficulty. Coming to the end of his rope, he held there for a moment, shutting off his helmet light and looking down stream. Was that a glow in the water? He released the rope and let the current take him on down, gently kicking his fins to slow his speed. Yes! He saw light ahead, and the ceiling began to rise above the water's surface.
Normally quiet and somber Medic Stephen Reese couldn't help it. He began to laugh. "Um... yeah... sure thing, ET. I'm on it. Right this way." Taking out his walkie talkie, he asked, still laughing, "Hey, KC. You got a line on the boss? Somebody's asking for an audience."
"Who's asking?" a young sounding female replied.
"Does the alien have a name?" Reese asked the newcomer facetiously.
Reese nodded. "Tell them his name is 'John Eagle'," he said into the walkie talkie.
Almost before he could reholster the devise, Min arrived in the tunnel. "You found us!" he blurted gleefully. "I knew you'd survive it!!"
For a long moment, Kahtenny could only stare, flabbergasted at seeing his old friend. "Min? You're in charge here? Well, I'm a son of a...." He grabbed Min in a bear hug and lifted him off the floor, then set him down with a slight frown. "The others? They all right?"
Min laughed, returning the hug gratefully. "I'm one of the big shots, but no, Uncle is still the one we all report to. He still does the job better than the rest of us, I'm afraid." He gestured for his old friend to follow him. "And we're all still fine. Busy, but good."
Bulking large beside the more slightly built vampire, Kahtenny accompanied him, signaling Tsosie to follow. <Relax. Friends.> "What is this place?" he asked. "And where is it? I must've come in the back way."
"This is the Colony. It runs under what used to be DI's LA offices and continues beneath the city, exiting at each of our satellite buildings. They're all connected by tunnels, with everything we need for far more survivors than we've found so far to continue. We built multiple living quarters, offices, hydroponic farms and such between them. We've got basically three floors of carefully built structures, some areas still earthen but with strong supports, then one of strictly earthen catacombs with doors leading to a dug out to create a space of flowing rivers and high arched mountains. Uncle insisted on that for when Nait came home. Plus a chapel, of course. Uncle commissioned it's construction when the military started focusing more on the Nova bombs. Instant holocost, without all the residue. No reason for a country not to launch if it won't stay in the atmosphere, they said. Nevermind that the emp blasts would absolutely destroy the foundations of every city, and every living it touches would meet their end by burning or mutation. Hey, what's a little mutation among friends, right?" Min sighed, pausing in his tirade. "Anyway... I really am glad you made it. You came in through Nait's space, it looks like. The incline leading up to the more inhabited spaces. We're in the uppermost level. I'll show you the way."
"Hunh. Big operation." Silently, then, he accompanied Min through the tunnels, the wolverine trailing just behind. Considering Min's words, he wondered what the security situation was. With multiple entrances, they'd have to keep a strong watch against mutants, to say nothing of ordinary scavengers and thugs. Something to discuss with Radu, after he'd got settled in. He smiled at the thought of meeting Radu again, and all the rest. Talk about coincidence... walking right into their layout as if he'd known just where it was. Hunh.
"Sometimes it seems too big," Min admitted. "But what were our choices? So few prepared. So few survived. All of humankind lost. Well, almost all of it." He shrugged it off. "I know there are other places out there. At least, I hope there are. And I'm grateful to Uncle for his foresight in having this built, even when the rest of us thought him mad for it. But I still often wish it hadn't been needed."
Kahtenny nodded. "Woulda been nice. But you know what they say: 'Wish in one hand....' Considering what I've seen topside, I'm damn glad it's here. There's a few other places, from what I've picked up, but they're few and far between. I left a couple hundred tribesmen back in the mountains, about 75 fighting men. Thought about bringing them up here, but I think they're better off where they are."
Feeling others enter the room, Naitachel looked up from his book with a smile--and his eyes widened as he saw Min leading a familiar giant in. He dropped his book on the table, beaming brightly with joy and surprise. "John Eagle?" he asked, awed, rising to his feet and losing his earphones to follow his book. "Heavens! Thank God--you made it!"
Kahtenny strode forward, extending his hand with a grin. "How, Nait. Yeah, made it. See you did, too. Was tryin' to find you when the bottom dropped out." Well, that answered one question; now he knew why that Holy Place had such a familiar feel. "Where did you finally make contact?"
Tsosie edged forward to get acquainted with this new creature. It had a totally unknown scent, and a strong mind, but he felt no unease around it. His partner was relaxed and happy to see it, so it qualified as friend, for the moment, anyhow.
Naitachel shook Kahtenny's hand, then laughed and gave him a hug as well, if brief in consideration of the man's comfort. "My mission, I hate to say, went wrong--a failure in truth. I was pinned to a wall at a little run-down church somewhere, yet even I cannot tell you where now. Some cult had called on themselves a demon, but the creature was too wiley for myself, and though I drove it into hiding, they thought I made a great emblem on their wall." The Seraph made a face, a grimace. "Beyond that, all is in pieces, as I was wavering in consciousness until Radu and the family found me there and came to my aid."
Looking down at the wolverine with a smile, Naitachel bent to one knee and offered his hand for sniffing. "And who is this? I see you have found a companion-beast. However did you acquire such? Over time, it has become so very rare over the years, until I thought I might never see another such relationship between man and beast again..."
The Apache shrugged. "Found him eatin' a fresh-killed deer, an' managed to talk him out of part of it. Funny, I never mind-talked to an animal before. People either, for that matter. Maybe it's him, not me... maybe the plague made him smarter... I don't know." He absently reached down and scratched the wolverine's ears. "When I moved out he tagged along, and we've been workin' together ever since."
He looked around. "Where's the rest of the folks?"
"Some abilities develop over time, or only if you are aware of their possibilities. Or mayhaps it is from changes in one or both of you... It would be hard to say without testing to see if you can hear others as well, or just him. Would you mind if I test you?" the Seraph asked warmly, straightening back to his feet. "It should be quite painless..."
Naitachel turned and settled back on his stool, shaking out his robes before sitting so as to be more comfortable with wings and tail. He hadn't worn these old robes before the bombs fell, but it was nice to be in loose and comfortable--and more concealing--clothing.
"I believe Radu and Tommen are still seeing to some security issue. Mircea is around here, somewhere, however, as are Vlad and Soraya. Michael is somewhere among the colonists, and the twins are jumping between them and here. I believe Matty and Brianna are in their own rooms or also wandering the colony. Min is right here. At times, it is difficult to pinpoint family when I am still confused by the layout of this place myself, though I am pretty sure all but Tommen and Radu are near." Nait tilted his head to one side like a bird, trying to figure out where everyone was, then shook his head and shrugged in his dismay. "My pardon. I am not even certain about up or down in here half the time, and their speed does not help!"
Nait wrote: "Some abilities develop over time, or only if you are aware of their possibilities. Or mayhaps it is from changes in one or both of you... It would be hard to say without testing to see if you can hear others as well, or just him. Would you mind if I test you?" the Seraph asked warmly, straightening back to his feet. "It should be quite painless..."
Kahtenny smiled. Naitachel was as impetuous as ever. "Don't mind, but could I maybe find a place to sleep first, and bring the rest of my gear in? Didn't want to unload the furniture till I found out if I was welcome." He raised his head, nostrils dilating. "Do I smell coffee?"
"Would uncle keep a hold and not have tea and coffee for us?" Min smiled. "So, how exactly did you find us? Last I remember, you weren't anywhere near Los Angeles." He went to pour his friend a cup before adding, "You've a place here with us, as always. In fact, I suspect your skills would be very welcomed right now. I'm afraid we've got a bit of a security problem."
Minhea wrote: "Would uncle keep a hold and not have tea and coffee for us?" Min smiled. "So, how exactly did you find us? Last I remember, you weren't anywhere near Los Angeles."
"I was back with the tribe," Kahtenny replied. "After the worst was over and people started wanderin' through, we were busy holdin' off the scavengers and bandits. Every now and then we'd hear a rumor of someplace that had some law and order, most of them dictatorships. But once in a while we'd hear of a place in California where people could get help and shelter. I set out lookin', and here I am."
He went to pour his friend a cup before adding, "You've a place here with us, as always. In fact, I suspect your skills would be very welcomed right now. I'm afraid we've got a bit of a security problem."
Kahtenny's only reaction was a blink and a nod. "Glad to do what I can. Brought a few toys with me that might help. That's good coffee."
"John Eagle!" a delighted little voice came from behind Kahtenny. The man would barely have time to react before a blur of a six-year-old girl barreled into him, squealing happily.
"I told them you'd find us!" Brianna grinned, hugging him tightly, her large bright blue eyes looking up at him.
Naitachel chuckled as Brianna came charging into the room to hug the large man, and shifted his robes so he might sit on his stool comfortably again, reaching out to switch off his iPod and set a bookmark in his book. "You are always welcome with us, John, regardless. I am certain the guest room... Heavens, I wonder if we need to take off the footboard of the bed there for you," the Seraph mused as the thought hit him suddenly. "Well, easy enough to solve, I imagine. You might stay with us here, rather than the colonists--unless you would prefer otherwise? I am sure they have space available as well. As for testing your telepathy--as you said, there is plenty of time once you have rested and settled in. You... will be staying, yes? Or do the tribes need you again soon?"
While he understood the man had obligations to his kin and clan, so to speak, the Seraph still hoped Kahtenny would be staying with them a while again. It had been a long time, and he was considered part of the family.
"Hey, easy, kid, don't spill my coffee!" Brown eyes, crinkling at the corners with good humor, looked down into blue ones. He set the cup down and lifted her high, then gave her a hug before setting her on her feet. "Yep, I found you. Brought you another friend, too." He bespoke the wolverine, <Come, meet friend. Cub.> Tsosie stood with a grunt and ambled over, his rolling gait eliciting a giggle from Brianna. He sniffed her legs, then dropped his snout into her palm. "This is Tsosie Acho, Tsosie for short. We travel together."
Naitachel wrote: "You are always welcome with us, John, regardless. You might stay with us here, rather than the colonists--unless you would prefer otherwise? I am sure they have space available as well. As for testing your telepathy--as you said, there is plenty of time once you have rested and settled in. You... will be staying, yes? Or do the tribes need you again soon?"
The Apache's lips twitched at Naitachel's verbosity. He had always been a talker. "I'll be staying, yes. Might be in and out once in a while, but not for long. I hope. I'd as soon stay with the family, if Radu is willing. We've got some catching up to do." He retrieved his coffee cup and took another sip.
Brianna laughed heartily as John Eagle lifted her and hugged her, returning the embrace with much enthusiasm. She had always liked him. He was sometimes a little strange, and he was certainly a man of few words in general, but he always had a few kind things to say and a way of making her laugh by acting cross and grumpy when, deep down, she knew he was just a big teddy bear.
"Oooh, he's not scared of me," the girl whispered, almost awed. She remained as still as possible while he sniffed her hand, afraid to break whatever spell this was. She had never been able to have any pets, as animals were usually afraid of her, being what she was. "Nice to meet you Tsosie."
She was rather oblivious to the more business-like talk going on between Naitachel and John Eagle, other than noting the fact that he'd said he preferred staying with them. That suited Brianna just fine.


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Home » Research Found out Beef Consumption Increased in Ethiopia; While Consuming less than 5 kg/capita/year
Research Found out Beef Consumption Increased in Ethiopia; While Consuming less than 5 kg/capita/year
January 4, 2022 2 Mins Read
A recent study out of Australia, published in Animals, has analyzed data from 35 countries to see which ones have increased or decreased their consumption of meat from 2000 to 2019.
The study's results reveal that many countries may have reached peak meat consumption. Moreover, there is also proof of continued consumption increase in many of the emerging economy nations. They found a direct link between rising consumption and increased wealth in emerging economies, but no relationship in the higher income countries.
The study majorly revealed that global beef consumption between 2000 and 2019 dropped by 3.9% from 22.8% to 18.9%. Consumption of beef only increased in Ethiopia, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Vietnam. In seven countries (including China, Indonesia, Pakistan, and UK), no change in the proportion of beef to total meat consumption was observed.
Between 2000 and 2019, there were major changes in meat consumption across the globe. In 2019, poultry was the most popular meat globally speaking, followed by pork, beef, and then sheep and goat meat.
In most of the countries studied (26 of 35), total meat consumption per capita increased significantly over time, with the most substantial increases observed in Russia, Vietnam and Peru.
A slight decrease in per capita poultry consumption was observed in Ethiopia, Nigeria, and Paraguay, while no trend was observed in Israel and Thailand.
Particularly, Ethiopia and India consume less than 5 kg/capita/year meat. Australia and USA notably consume high as 100 kg/capita/year meat), which equates to 25 kg protein, higher than the recommended dietary intake for protein. Based on the study, decrease in per capita meat consumption in Nigeria and Ethiopia is driven by population growth with meat consumed only on special occasions.
Are We Approaching Peak Meat Consumption? Analysis of Meat Consumption from 2000 to 2019 in 35 Countries and Its Relationship to Gross Domestic Product
LINK https://www.mdpi.com/2076-2615/11/12/3466
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Q: How to pass custom data to a Partial View in ASP.NET Core using ViewDataDictionary I am trying to pass custom data to a Partial View using an instance of  ViewDataDictionary
In prior versions the following code worked
@Html.Partial("PartialName", new ViewDataDictionary { { "key", "value" }})
but not in ASP.NET Core.
I have read the documentation but I cannot figure out how to create a working example.

A: I used the following code to create a ViewDataDictionary
new ViewDataDictionary(new Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.ModelBinding.EmptyModelMetadataProvider(), new Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.ModelBinding.ModelStateDictionary()) { { "key", "value" } }

A: In .NET Core that is also possible but you have to use following syntax:
await Html.RenderPartialAsync("PARTIAL_VIEW_NAME")

As you can see bellow that method also has version with ViewDataDictionary parameter:

Also be sure that you Partial View has proper model defined!

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A fairly indecipherable piece, combining several functions into a single gage. This tool can be used as a marking gage for irregular surfaces, a panel gage, a square, a bevel gage, trammels, and a divider. Unfortunately, the patent claims are so poorly described that I cannot make heads or tails of how it is actually supposed to accomplish these wonders.
The patent is an improvement on an earlier patent by the same inventor (45932), which was for a tool designed for marking off skirting board for stairs.


Main activity Established in May, 2006, the company is an export-oriented enterprise with businesses covering breeding, reproducing, reclaiming, slaughtering and processing rabbits. The company's business is composed of three sectors: Qingfeng Rabbit Warren, Qingfeng Hare Warren and Qingfeng Rabbit Meat restaurant. The total investment of this company is 3.57 million RMB. Till now, 100,000 rabbits have been sold and the net profit is 330,000 RMB. At present, the company has acquired 50 mu (One mu is about 667?) in the Industrial Park. Moreover, a production line of a rabbit meat and rabbit skin intensive processing is under construction. It is expected to be put into production in the winter of 2009.
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Global Leaders Launch Groundbreaking Commission to Eliminate Energy Poverty Among 840 Million People Worldwide
September 12, 2019 Web Desk
The Rockefeller Foundation today announced the launch of the Global Commission to End Energy Poverty (GCEEP). The Commission will drive a new agenda to provide electricity to hundreds of millions in pursuit of the UN's 2030 Sustainable Development Goal 7.
The Commission is co-chaired by Ernest J. Moniz, Professor of Physics & Engineering Systems Emeritus MIT, and former U.S. Secretary of Energy; President of the Rockefeller Foundation and former USAID Administrator Dr. Rajiv J. Shah; and Africa Development Bank President Akinwumi Adesina.
To make this effort possible, the Foundation has given a grant to The MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI). MITEI's research team has developed an inception report, released this week that frames salient issues in the sector and serves as a starting point for the Commission's work.
BELLAGIO, Italy, Sept. 12, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Today, The Rockefeller Foundation announced the launch of the Global Commission to End Energy Poverty (GCEEP) to address one of the greatest challenges of the 21st century: the lack of access to electricity for almost a billion people across the world, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. The GCEEP is an acceleration of The Rockefeller Foundation's work on energy poverty and will fast-track sustainable power solutions, investments, and partnerships that will deploy globally over the next decade.
The launch announcement follows the first full convening of Commissioners at The Rockefeller Foundation's Bellagio Center in Bellagio, Italy, on September 10. The Commission will operate under the joint chairmanship of The Rockefeller Foundation President Dr. Rajiv J. Shah, former U.S. Secretary of Energy Ernest J. Moniz, and the Africa Development Bank President Akinwumi Adesina.
About 840 million people live without energy access today, and according to The World Bank 650 million people will still lack access to energy in 2030, falling far short of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Ninety percent of these 650 million live in sub-Saharan Africa.
"We cannot end poverty without ending energy poverty," said Shah at the launch of the Commission. "Despite recent progress, the world is not on track to solve this problem by 2030. Now is the time to unleash the full potential of distributed energy by integrating the strengths of grid and off-grid systems in order to enable large-scale public-private partnerships."
Former U.S. Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz underscored this vision. "Access to electricity has increased dramatically in the past two decades, thanks to massive public and private investment in grid infrastructure," said Moniz, who is also special advisor to the MIT president and the Cecil and Ida Green Professor of Physics and Engineering Systems emeritus at MIT. "To reach those who remain beyond the reach of the grid will require not only redoubled investment, but also innovative thinking and cooperative action on the part of a host of individuals and institutions. Our Commission brings together an extraordinary group of leaders with unique talents and knowledge and a determination to finish the job."
The Commission intends to forge a robust, actionable consensus that lays out viable pathways for accelerating energy access quickly and cost-efficiently. It is comprised of heads of development banks, utilities, and off-grid firms, along with senior academics, industry leaders, and investors.
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The Commission will be supported by the work of a research team led by GCEEP Secretary and MIT Energy Initiative Deputy Director Robert Stoner and MIT visiting professor Ignacio Perez-Arriaga. The research team is focused on identifying and addressing the barriers to achieving universal, economically impactful electrification.
"Energy poverty is the end result of the failure of a complex system that spans physical infrastructure, advanced technologies, markets, policy, and regulation. Ending it requires finding generalizable solutions that make all parts of the electricity systems of low access countries reliable and affordable for everyone," said Stoner. "Our research team will work closely with commissioners to develop creative actionable ideas."
The GCEEP launch event also featured the release of an inception report developed by the MITEI research team to frame the salient issues in the sector today and serve as a starting point for the Commission's work. During the course of its grant, MITEI will identify an implementable roadmap to end energy poverty with solutions that would provide affordable, sustainable, and reliable energy for all.
The co-chairs will next meet at a panel event during the United Nations General Assembly in New York at The Rockefeller Foundation's offices on September 25.
For more information on the Global Commission to End Energy Poverty and its work, as well as a full list of commissioners, please visit endenergypoverty.org.
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Q: get item from dict and count number of items in the list I used jsondiff.diff() to compare the flattened items (as a json) from two jsons of the mapping of an Elasticsearch index. One is what I loaded, the original mapping I created, and the other is the mapping queried from Elasticsearch, so it could technically be different if the data inserted was different from expected.
The mappings are identical, so to test finding the diff I added 2 different fields to the original mapping.
Using jsondiff.diff() works beautifully, and I find my differences.
diff(dfpulledlist, dfloadedlist)
diff(dfloadedlist, dfpulledlist)

That produces:
{insert: [(114, 'mappings.properties.saw_something.properties.monster_fish'), (121, 'mappings.properties.aliens')]}

It looks like a dictionary.  Type() tells me it is a <class 'dict'>, but trying to get the items under insert gives me errors. I therefore printed the items and found something strange. Now I'm trying to figure out how to get to the items of insert so I can count them and don't know how to work my way through this.
print(diff_pulled_to_loaded.items())

Gives me:
dict_items([(insert, [(114, 'mappings.properties.saw_something.properties.monster_fish'), (121, 'mappings.properties.aliens')])])

Looking at this page, it looks like it is a dictionary from sequence having each item as a pair. I can't access it as a dictionary though.  dict['insert'] or dict.insert . On each attempt I get KeyError: 'insert'.
How do I get to the values of insert, which is an array or list of tuples, so I can query that information? What am I missing/misunderstanding here? I want to get to this:
[(114, 'mappings.properties.saw_something.properties.monster_fish'),
 (121, 'mappings.properties.aliens')]

A: It's a dictionary, but keys like insert and replace are not strings, they're instances of the jsondiff.Symbol class. That's why they don't have quotes around them -- this class has a custom representation that just returns the symbol name.
So to access it I think you have to use
d = diff(dfpulledlist, dfloadedlist)
print(d[jsondiff.insert])


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«The Daily Bugle» (ранее — «TheDailyBugle.net») — американский фантастический веб-сериал, являющийся продуктом вирусного маркетинга и стилизованный под новостное издание. Рассказывающий о вымышленной площадке TheDailyBugle.net, веб-сериал является частью «Кинематографической вселенной Marvel» (КВМ) и «Вселенной Человека-паука от Sony» (SSU).

Шесть эпизодов первой рекламной кампании были выпущены в октябре—ноябре 2019 года, пятнатдцать эпизодов второй кампании — с ноября 2021 года по апрель 2022 года, 4 эпизода третьей кампании в марте 2022 года.

Актёры и персонажи
 Джей Кей Симмонс — Джей Джона Джеймсон: Ведущий The Daily Bugle.
 Энгаури Райс — Бетти Брант (2-й сезон):Новая практикантка The Daily Bugle, назначенная ответственной за аккаунт издания в TikTok.
 Никке Марина — Никке Марина (3-й сезон):Новый социальный корреспондент The Daily Bugle, сообщающая о преступной деятельности доктора Майкла Морбиуса.

Также свои роли из фильмов повторили Тони Револори в роли блогера Юджина «Флэша» Томпсона,  в роли учителя физкультуры школы Мидтауна Уилсона, Джейкоб Баталон в роли Неда Лидса и Том Холланд в роли Питера Паркера / Человека-паука, а Джейк Джилленхол появился в роли Квентина Бека / Мистерио через архивные кадры из фильма «Человек-паук: Вдали от дома». В 3-м сезоне используются кадры с Джаредом Лето в роли доктора Майкла Морбиуса и Адрией Архоной в роли Мартины Бэнкрофт из фильма «Морбиус» (2022).

Производство
«The Daily Bugle» — это третий каноничный веб-сериал КВМ после двухсезонного «WHIH Newsfront» и шестисерийного «Агенты «Щ.И.Т.»: Йо-Йо», в то время как «Агенты "Щ. И. Т.": Рассекречено» (2013—2014), «Агенты "Щ. И. Т.": Двойной агент» (2015) и «Агенты "Щ. И. Т.": Академия» (2016) являются медиа по мотивам — действия в них происходят в беллетризированной версии реального мира, а потому не относятся к основной хронологии вымышленной вселенной.

С 2002 по 2007 год персонаж Джей Джона Джеймсон появлялся в трилогии Сэма Рэйми, служа основным комиком на протяжении всей серии фильмов, сохраняя неприязнь к Человеку-пауку и получая удовольствие от всего, что может его дискредитировать или отклеветать, но, несмотря на это, он остаётся хорошим человеком. После повторения роли в многочисленных анимационных проектах Симмонс выразил заинтересованность в повторении роли Джеймсона в дилогии Марка Уэбба «Новый Человек-паук» в апреле 2014 года, надеясь, что студия предложит ему эту роль.

Симмонс повторил свою роль новой версии Джея Джоны Джеймсона в фильме «Человек-паук: Вдали от дома» (2019), став первым персонажем живого действия, которого изобразил один и тот же актёр в двух разных франшизах. Симмонс также повторил свою роль во «Вселенной Человека-паука от Sony». В отличие от своего первоначального образа, Джей Джона Джеймсон предстаёт как ведущий телепередачи The Daily Bugle, сенсационной «видеоплатформы по типу InfoWars». Джон Уоттс отметил, что исполнение Симмонса было превосходным в фильмах Рэйми, но теперь новую версию персонажа можно сравнить с реальными людьми, например, с Алексом Джонсом. По словам Кевина Файги, изменения также означали, что превращение персонажа из редактора газеты в «радикально правого новостного журналиста, который как бы кричит перед камерой», имело больше смысла. Симмонс заявил, что они с Уоттсом «не сошлись во взглядах» на современное воплощение персонажа в фильме по сравнению с его игрой в фильмах Рэйми.

Симмонс объявил, что подписал контракт на исполнение роли Джея Джоны Джеймсона в новых фильмах «Кинематографической вселенной Marvel» (КВМ) и «Вселенной Человека-паука от Sony» (SSU); Кадры с Симмонсом в роли Джеймсона, предположительно являющиеся частью рекламной кампании фильма «Человек-паук: Нет пути домой» (2021), появляются в сцене после титров фильма SSU «Веном 2» (2021); этот фильм был официально выпущен в рамках кампании «Нет пути домой» на YouTube под названием «Web of Lies!» в апреле 2022 года.

Симмонс вернулся к роли Джея Джоны Джеймсона, а Тони Револори вернулся к роли Юджина «Флэша» Томпсона. Marvel Studios в партнёрстве с Sony Pictures создала видеоролики, которые рассказывают о персонаже сразу после событий «Человека-паука: Вдали от дома» и о подготовке к «Человеку-пауку: Нет пути домой», а также содержат множество пасхальных яиц для КВМ, включая такие события, как криминальная карьера и арест Эдриана Тумса. Помимо архивных кадров с Томом Холландом и Джейком Джилленхолом из фильмов о Человеке-пауке, в роликах также используются оригинальные материалы и кадры, показывающие последствия нападений Мистерио. Во втором сезоне, выходящем на TikTok, а затем на YouTube, Энгаури Райс исполняет роль Бетти Брант вместе с Симмонсом. Бетти изображена как новая (неоплачиваемая) практикантка в The Daily Bugle, назначенная ответственной за аккаунт издания в TikTok. В третьем сезоне, также выпущенном на TikTok и происходящем в SSU, Никке Марина, новый социальный корреспондент The Daily Bugle, обсуждает преступления доктора Майкла Морбиуса; эпизоды двух последних сезонов выходят в нехронологическом порядке относительно событий «Нет пути домой» и «Морбиуса».

Релиз
Первый сезон был доступен на YouTube-канале «The Daily Bugle», а также в таких изданиях, как Facebook и . Видеоролики The Daily Bugle также появляются в качестве бонусных функций на Blu-ray-релизе фильма «Человек-паук: Вдали от дома» (2019). Второй и третий сезоны были доступны на TikTok-канале «The Daily Bugle», на который был перенаправлен официальный сайт.

Дополнительные материалы
Другие материалы, выпущенные для вирусных маркетинговых кампаний, включают постоянные сообщения в социальных сетях, таких как Twitter и Instagram, а также реальную версию вымышленного сайта The Daily Bugle. Вдохновлённый реальными «конспирологическими» сайтами, такими как сайт Алекса Джонса, сайт демонстрирует Симмонса в роли Джеймсона на видео, где он выступает против Человека-паука и поддерживает Мистерио, а затем добавляет: «Спасибо за просмотр. Не забудьте поставить лайк и подписаться!». На сайте размещены свидетельства предполагаемых жертв «Скачка», в том числе жалоба на то, что они исчезли в опасной ситуации и были серьёзно ранены, когда появились вновь. Через несколько дней сайт был обновлён, чтобы заявить, что эта история была подделана для страхового возмещения; с запуском кампании «Человек-паук: Нет пути домой» в ноябре 2021 года сайт был перенаправлен на TikTok-аккаунт «The Daily Bugle».

Эпизоды

Кампания «Человек-паук: Вдали от дома» (2019)

Кампания «Человек-паук: Нет пути домой» (2021—2022)

Tik-Tok

YouTube

Кампания «Морбиус» (2022)

Реакция

Отзывы критиков
Аарон Перин из ComicBook.com высоко оценил решение о возвращении Симмонса к роли персонажа, подытожив его появление мемом: «Когда ты настолько владеешь ролью, что первая перезагрузка не показывает твоего персонажа, а вторая перезагрузка прямо-таки возвращает тебя», сопроводив фотографией из фильма Сэма Рэйми «Человек-паук 2» (2004) со смеющимся Симмонсом. Джош Вайс из Syfy Wire похвалил веб-сериал и сопутствующий веб-сайт, сказав: «Надеемся, что это не просто единичный случай для DVD и Blu-ray релиза, потому что Sony может использовать его по максимуму и повысить интерес к следующей части». Джессика Фишер из Geek Tyrant в рецензии на первый эпизод описала появление Симмонса как «удивительное, но не поражающее воображение». Эрик Диаз из  описал роль Симмонса как «настоящий восторг», сказав, что «несмотря на отсутствие его фирменной плоской причёски, фанаты были более чем довольны его обновлённой версией». Далее он назвал сайт, связанный с фильмом, «умным маркетинговым ходом», похвалив его «поразительное сходство с известными конспирологическими блогами, которые останутся безымянными [InfoWars], с эстетикой сайта, которая практически полностью совпадает».

Награды
Кампания TikTok для игры «Человек-паук: Нет пути домой» была номинирована на премию Shorty Awards в категории развлечений.

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//  RgCamera.h
//  RgFeinno
//
//  Created by Rogue Andy on 16/8/29.
//  Copyright © 2016年 RogueAndy. All rights reserved.
//

#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>

/**
 *  相片类型
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typedef NS_ENUM(NSInteger, RgCameraPhoto) {
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    /**
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};

/**
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typedef NS_ENUM(NSInteger, RgCameraVideo) {
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    /**
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 *  @param type             拍照类型
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 *  @param barColor         导航栏背景颜色
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 *
 *  @return 相机实体
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+ (instancetype)cameraPhotoType:(RgCameraPhoto)type barFontColor:(UIColor *)fontColor barColor:(UIColor *)barColor pushInParentController:(UIViewController *)parentController didFinishPickingPhotoWithInfo:(void (^)(NSDictionary *cameraInfo, UIImagePickerController *caremaEntity))complete;

/**
 打开本地视频或录制视频使用的方法

 @param type 视频类型
 @param fontColor 导航栏字体颜色
 @param barColor 导航栏背景颜色
 @param videoMaxSecond 视频录制秒数限制(如果时长设置为 0, 代表不限制拍摄视频的时长)
 @param videoMaxSize 视频录制大小限制(如果大小设置为 0, 代表不限制拍摄视频的大小)
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Sydney - Cheteshwar Pujara scored a gritty 123 in punishing conditions to claw India back into the opening Test in Adelaide on Thursday after Australia seized early control with some blistering bowling.
"To be honest we should have batted better but they also bowled well in the first two sessions and I knew that I had to stay patient and wait for the loose balls.
"We'll learn from the mistakes and put up a better show in the second innings."
Rohit Sharma, preferred in the final XI to allrounder Hanuma Vihari, compiled a patient 31 before sweeping Lyon for six, narrowly missing being caught on the ropes.


I love these shades of green, and they would be perfect for a wedding colour scheme. Take a look at some ideas. Sellers' urls are in the picture captions.
This is a great idea for a couple who will be moving to a new place after their wedding, or for a couple who is well-travelled. I chose a mostly blue, brown and green colour palette, because they're the main colours in a map, but blue and red would work well too, because they're the 'airmail' colours.
Classic, beautiful wedding colours, perfect for a nautical or beach wedding.


I thought I had lost my japanese red maple. I have it in a large pot. It appeared to be dead, almost a stick. Then I noticed two beautiful red leaves!!!!! I cut a little of the "dead stick" back.
What can I do to help my baby become comepletely healthy again!
Did you find out why it declined to begin with?
Where is the pot? Full sun? Windy location? What zone are you in? In my climate, the Japanese red maple leaves are just now beginning to emerge, tiny little things. If the pot is not outside in full sun, it probably should be. Don't over-water. Water slowly and thoroughly when the soil feels dry.
Growing temperate trees in pots is very tricky. I would suggest that you plant it outside in the ground. Trees that spend their lives indoors don't go dormant and this will eventually kill the trees (tropical trees are a different story).
I want to leave my red maple in the pot (which I have outside on the front porch. ) Right now I am renting, I want to plant my tree in the ground when I finally purchase my own place.
for this little Japanese Red Maple in a pot. I'll appreciate any advice!
My tree seems to be coming along nicely now.
I would like to identify what type it is. It has deep burgundy leaves (with maybe a tinge of green throughout Each leaf has five points.
Jeana: can you post a picture?
This will get you to my October Glory red maple.
I kept a Red Japanese Laceleaf Maple in a pot for about 5 years and it did just fine. The trick I used was in the fall I would leave it outdoors overnight a couple of nights when it was cool (but not freezing, thats how my ex killed it.) It would drop all its leaves, and I kept it right inside my french doors where it was pretty drafty so it stayed cool (even when we had the heat on in the house). I watered it a few times during the winter, maybe lightly every three/four weeks, but basically neglected it otherwise so it would stay dormant. Every spring when things started to get nicer outside I would water it more, and it would sprout back out. On nice days I would take it outside, but brought it back inside before it got cold. I loved that little tree. I had it in a neat Japanese ornamental pot. If they are kept in a pot, they are very slow growing.
Best of luck with your little tree, I plan on getting another one once I get my house built and move into it.
You might want to post that picture in the maples forum over at GardenWeb.com. Lots of JRM people post in there.
Get a book on bonsai. JPM are commonly grown as bonsai plants. Since the mature height of even a small variety is typically at least 8 feet, you will need to manage it carefully so that it will survive, thrive, and be moveable. Even though you won't want to have it 8 inches tall, many of the bonsai principals will apply (some bonsai trees are grown to be about 5' tall).
If you are in a cold climate, frost damage to the upper branches is not uncommon. Where I live in Central New York, we can get substantial branch damage about once every 10 years because of the cold. Two new shoots coming out is a good sign that the tree will do just fine. Even the hardiest JPMs are truly just Zone 5 in an unprotected setting. Zone 4 will kill off their upper branches. We are Zone 5 on the maps but I suspect that we get a Zone 4 winter about every ten years.
Consider a drip watering system during the summer and then insulation around the pot in winter. If it is exposed to wind, you can put up a burlap windbreak in the winter.
To help identify my japanese red maple look up above and click on my photobucket link!!


Vatican promotes Bulawayo's St Mary's Cathedral.
The Vatican has conferred the status of a Minor Basilica to Zimbabwe's St Mary's Cathedral in the country's second largest city of Bulawayo in recognition of its history, architectural beauty and the formation of faith.
Bulawayo Archbishop Alex Thomas described the conferment of the status by the 77 year old Roman Catholic Pope Francis as a blessing and privilege to the catholic family in Zimbabwe, in an interview with the Bulawayo based Radio Dialogue.
"This is a tremendous status and this is the first Minor Basilica in the Southern region, the closest one is in Kenya and so this is a unique privilege to the country and the region," said Thomas.
Archbishop Thomas described the criteria of conferment of the basilica status as a sign that the church has played an important role in the evangelisation of the local societies and the country at large as well as the attraction of large numbers of pilgrims.
"Our mass celebrations in any given Sunday attract over 1 000 congregants and the St Mary will now be a center where Catholic teachings are taught, counselling and confession," said Thomas.
Most Basilicas around the world also serve as tourists attractions in their countries because of their historical significance and as such it is expected that St Mary's will bring economic benefits to the community of Bulawayo and the country at large.
St Mary's which becomes the 17th Basilica in Africa was built in 1903 and is past a century in age at 110 years, this year.
Several considerations are looked into at designating a Minor Basilica and among them is the demonstration of its magnificence to the Sacred Congregation of Rites, it must be a notable religious centre.


A robotic woman image avatar.
Based on Mary Shelley's Frankenstein monster as described in the book.
usually surprised about everything,and is cute and romantic,also a pervert at times. Mostly just wants to have friends.
A image avatar of a cybernetic girl.
Carl is a male still image avatar. He can express several different emotions.
Andie is a 3D animated video avatar of a woman.
Andie is a 3D animated video avatar of a business woman.
A 3D animated video avatar of a vampire.
Miku the Digital Princess now as a bot!


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Singapore Startup Develops 60-second COVID-19 Breathalyzer Test
Singapore's Breathonix has said a clinical trial of its COVID-19 breathalyzer test was able to achieve at least 90% accuracy after screening participants on-site for 60 seconds.The company's test uses mass spectrometry to analyze the thousands of volatile organic compounds that people exhale with every breath, to establish a specific signal among those with an active coronavirus infection.
Using a machine learning algorithm, this generates a "bio-fingerprint of COVID-19," said co-founder and CEO Jia Zhunan. "Based on more than six years of research at the National University of Singapore, we have developed [a] highly sophisticated proprietary breath sampling technique and analytical method to achieve high accuracy, sensitivity and specificity."
https://www.fiercebiotech.com/medtech/singapore-startup-develops-60-second-covid-19-breathalyzer-test
Green-light for AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine Trials
Chilean President Sebastian Pinera said on Wednesday the country's health regulator had given the go-ahead for clinical trials of AstraZeneca PLC's COVID-19 vaccine.Pinera said the AstraZeneca trial would follow one by America's Johnson & Johnson that is already underway and another by China's Sinovac, whose first vaccine doses arrived in Chile on Wednesday.
He said Chile had been working "for months" to ensure sufficient and timely access to COVID vaccines, and hoped to start rolling them out to vulnerable populations "in the first few months of next year.""We all know that a safe, effective and readily-available vaccine to all those who need it will be a huge contribution to the fight against Coronavirus," he said.Pinera said Chile had signed a purchase agreement with Pfizer Inc and Germany's BioNTech SE for 10 million doses of the vaccine they are jointly developing, and was working on similar agreements with AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson and Sinovac.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-chile-vaccines/chile-peru-green-light-astrazeneca-covid-19-vaccine-trials-idUSKBN27K2O7


As Architecture Scotland gears up for its pending switchover to Urban Realm we introduce an all new blog section with five of the nations top opinion formers assembled to share their views on our built environment.
Topping the bill is Napiers very own don of rapier wit who will continue the highly successful 'Weekly Wrap' column into the new look section, providing readers with more up to the minute commentary in readily digestible chunks of insight.
Joining Wilson are Paul Stallan, RMJM's European Design Director, who will bring a uniquely visual take on RMJM's continuing work, curating a tapestry ensemble of striking images in his online gallery. Willie Miller meanwhile is uniquely placed as head of his own urban design consultancy to bring you commentary on the latest planning issues, casting a critical eye over public sector investment in Scotland.
Also on hand is our American expat in London Mark Hogan, who brings unique insight to the workings of the capital. Approaching debates from a different perspective Hogan will open your eyes to a world of alternate views.
Further explosive commentary will be provided by John Woodward and Mark Anthony who will each approach the demolition agenda with instructive insight into recycling, Construction Design & Management and Health & Safety.


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Q: What vintage movie had this blue floating holographic head talking to some kind of military installation? In the comedic music video SPACE FORCE - The Theme Song there are many clips of vintage scifi films, some of which I recognize.
This one however, of a large blue floating holographic head talking to some kind of military installation does not look at all familiar.
Does anyone recognize this film?

A: The Last Starfighter (1984)

Video game expert Alex Rogan finds himself transported to another planet after conquering The Last Starfighter video game only to find out it was just a test. He was recruited to join the team of best starfighters to defend their world from the attack.

The character in question is Xur.

I found this by doing a reverse image search on the screenshot you posted in the question.