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twinchicken_about
Abby Castillo (she/her) is a transgender Mexican-American multidisciplinary artist working primarily in music, literature, visual and video art. She currently lives and works in Portland, OR, and she grew up at the US-Mexico border between San Diego and Tijuana.
As twinchicken_, she produces and performs experimental pop music. She has opened for Guerilla Toss, Car Seat Headrest, David Liebe Hart, and Spoonboy. Her most recent musical release is The Meatmachine, a post-punk album of anti-capitalist songs. (2018), which is available at twinchicken.bandcamp.com. Her music can also be found at soundcloud.com/twinchicken_.
As a writer she creates fictions, chronicles, and machine-generated poetry, which she publishes as zines and novellas. These texts trace the surreal contours of daily life during the collapse of late capitalist society. In 2020 she was awarded a Regional Arts & Culture Council (RACC) Catalyst grant to finish writing her novella A Diet of Worms. She is currently an artist-in-residence at the Independent Publishing Resource Center (IPRC), writing, illustrating, and publishing the zine series realgirl1994. These zines include reflections from her time as a labor organizer with the Burgerville Workers Union, essays about the political and ideological nature of the fast food industry, notes on audio/visual production and sound design, and reflections on gender transition.
In 2018, Abby presented a collection of video work at the Boathouse Microcinema in 2018, and co-wrote and staged the play The Human Use of Human Fish with Lauren Lollie Nelson in 2017.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Our demonstrator on the 13th October was Stephen Coates and his chosen subject was 'Reflections in Watercolour'. What started with a fascinating lesson in physics soon developed into a demonstration of reflections in different kind of water. After our tea break he painted a tranquil scene of mountains and a lake using only four colours.
On the 10th November Lynne Hickin will give an illustrated talk on 'Alice through the Illustrators'.


Rachel leads the Supply chain and Procurement practice for Holmes Noble and is part of the senior leadership team. She works closely with the other sector and functional experts within the team and her sector knowledge is invaluable to clients' when seeking and appointing senior managers and executives.
Rachel's career has spanned across third party logistics and outsourcing for over 15 years. She previously secured large-scale contracts with blue chip and Government in multi-channel, 3PL and distribution sectors.


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Кактуси (-{Cactaceae}-) су породица која садржи око 127 родова са око 1.750 познатих врста, и сви су вишегодишње биљке. Реч "кактус" потиче из старогрчког κάκτος, -{кактос}-. Кактуси су врло разноврсни што се тиче облика и величине, а већина њих живи у сушним стаништима. Многи живе у изузетно сушном окружењу, чак су пронађени и у пустињи Атакама, једном од најсушнијих места на планети. Скоро сви кактуси су сукуленти, што значи да поседују меснате делове за чување воде. Већина врста кактуса изгубила је праве листове, задржавајући само бодље, које су високо модификовани листови. Бодље имају улогу у борби против хербивора, а такође спречавају губитак воде. У одсуству лишћа, увећана стабла врше фотосинтезу. Кактуси су пореклом из Америке, а насељавају станишта од Патагоније на југу, до делова западне Канаде на северу.

Кактуси се употребљавају на различите начине: многе врсте се користе као украсне биљке, док се друге користе за производњу сточне хране, или у исхрани човека (најчешће због сочних плодова).

Многе сукулентне биљке, као што су врсте из фамилије -{Euphorbiaceae}-, врло личе на кактусе, па их због тога многи неправилно називају кактусима.

Морфологија

Тело кактуса
Надземни део кактуса, стабло, назива се "тело". Средином тела сваког кактуса пролазе проводни снопићи, од корена па све до вегетационе купе биљке, где се завршавају. Око проводних снопића налази се ткиво камбијум. Најпримитивнији кактуси имају танко стабло, а код развијенијих кактуса стабло је све дебље. Функцију листова, асимилацију и размену гасова, преузело је тело кактуса, односно стабло. Повећање обима тела кактуса доводи до повећања слоја паренхимског ткива, које може да веже велику количину воде која је потребна за одржавање животних процеса, посебно за време дуготрајних суша. Висина им је веома различита, а постоји и велики број различитих облика. Могу да буду неправилних облика, стубасти, лоптасти, пљоснати, цилиндрични, разгранати. Постоје и епифитни кактуси који расту у крошњама стабала, а њихове стабљике висе слободно надоле.

Епидермис
Покорица (епидермис) је ткиво које штити биљке од неповољних спољашњих утицаја, на пример увенућа, изненадних топлотних удара, прејаког осветљења итд. Ћелије на површини имају кутикулу, а на површини се често излучује воскаста материја. Испод покорице је основно ткиво у коме се налазе хлоропласти, који обављају функцију фотосинтезе. Биљкама је неопходна размена водене паре и гасова, а у том процесу учествују стоме.

Асимилација (уградња) угљен-диоксида је код кактуса другачија у односу на друге врсте биљака јер се врши и када су поре затворене, а део укупне хемијске реакције се пребацује у ноћне сате. То је веома важно за чување резервне воде у телу кактуса.

Бодље (трнови/игле)
Бодље израстају из посебних органа који се називају ареоле, а састоје се из основе, средњег дела и купе. За време раста приљубљене су уз основу, и зато се младе бодље лако ломе у свом доњем делу, где је ткиво још младо и мекано. Бодље постепено губе воду и када сазру постан тврде и чврсте. Облици бодљи су разноврсни, а основни типови су: игличасте, вретенасте, чекињасте, власасте и конусолике. Могу да буду гранате и пљоснате, попречно назубљене, а за неке врсте су карактеристичне бодље са кукасто савијеним врхом.

Корен
Коренски системи су обично разгранати, плитки и танки, а широко се пружају како би упијали површинску влагу.

Цвет, семе и плод
Код примитивних врста кактуса цветови израстају на врховима бочних гранчица и имају карактер трансформисаног бочног изданка. Пупољак такође може да се трансформише у бочни изданак, а ако се откине може да се ожили и постане нова биљка. Чашица и круница су срасле, а цео цвет има исту боју као крунични листићи. Сви органи цвета су спирално распоређени, а плодник је увек подцветан. Према облику цветови могу да буду округласти, звонасти, левкасти, цевасти, цилиндрични. Већина кактуса има правилне цветове (актиниморфне), али има и доста родова код којих су цветови зигоморфни. Цветови су појединачно распоређени и живописних су боја.

Семе кактуса може бити веома разнолико. Код неких врста семе је крупно и пљоснато, у пречнику 1 до 2mm, али постоје и врсте са много крупнијим семеном, али и такве чије је семе ситно као прах.Може бити глатко и сјајно или храпаво без сјаја, са бројним избочинама или брадавицама. Најчешће је црне или смеђе боје.

Плод кактуса је сличан облику јагоде. Плодови могу бити обрасли бодљама, длакасти или огољени. Када сазру, осуше се, распадају се или омекшају, па се распу. Већина зрелих плодова пуца вертикално, а само неки хоризонтално. Поједине врсте кактуса стварају плодове у самом телу, који се појављују када сазру.

ЦАМ метаболизам
Посебан начин фиксације -{CO2}- код сукулентних биљака означава се као ЦАМ метаболизам, а биљке се називају ЦАМ биљкама. КОд ових биљака фиксација -{CO2}- из ваздуха и његова редукција су временски одвојени. Тако се фиксација -{CO2}- обавља ноћу, а коришћење у фотосинтези дању, и то у истој ћелији. Контролу размене гасова обављају стоме које су током дана највећим делом затворене, а ноћу отворене. Предност ових биљака огледа се у томе што примање -{CO2}- ноћу када су температуре ниже, доводи до мањих губитака воде. При том се знатне количине -{CO2}- фиксирају и одлажу у вакуоле и током дана користе у фотосинтези. Основни резултат оваквог пута је мала продуктивност, па се типичне ЦАМ биљке одликују спорим растом, што је случај са кактусима. Међу овим биљкама постоје и друге чија продуктивност није ниска, као што су на пример агаве.

Распрострањеност
Кактуси као ендемити расту искључиво у Америци. Неке врсте из рода Rhipsalis допрли су до Африке и Индије. После открића Америке кактуси су пренети у Европу, где су се одомаћили и као дивљи проширили око Средоземног мора. У Аустралији су врсте из рода Opuntia постале коров. У својој првобитној домовини, кактуси су се прилагодили и суши и хладноћи. Неке врсте допиру на северу до Канаде, а на југу до Патагоније.Кактуси могу добро да расту и на морским обалама као и на високим планинама. У природи кактуси могу да опстану тамо где у њиховој близини нема других биљака, јер се не могу такмичити са оближњом бујном вегетацијом. Зато најчешће расту на веома сувим положајима, међу камењем, у пукотинама стена и сл.

Неке врсте кактуса живе само на ограниченим местима, тј. њихов ареал је ограничен. За такве кактусе највећа опасност је човек. Пољопривредна производња, изградња вештачких језера и брана, насеља и индустријских зграда уништиле су многа станишта кактуса.

Класификација
Фамилија кактуса је подељена на око 125 до 130 родова који садрже од 1400 до око 1500 врста. Породица кактуса обухвата четири подфамилије, а то су:
 Подфамилија Pereskioidae K. Schumann
Једини род је Pereskia. Ова подфамилија обухвата најпримитивније кактусе. Биљке су дрвеће или грмље са правим листовима и једноставним цветовима који су сакупљени у гроздове.
 Подфамилја Opuntioidae K. Schumann
Ова подфамилија обухвата високо сукулентне врсте, од којих само неке имају листове (док су млађе), али се оно касније изгуби. Стабла су обично подељена на различите зглобове, а цветови су појединачни.
 Подфамилија Maihuenioidae P. Fearn
Једини род је Maihuenia, а обухвата две врсте које су представљене нискорастућим формама.
 Подфамилија Cactoidae
Ово је највећа подфамилија и обухвата све врсте типичних кактуса. Врсте су веома разнолике што се тиче облика и изгледа, могу да буду лоптасте, стубасте или неког другог облика. У ову подфамилију спадају и многе епифитске врсте, као и врсте кактуса које се гаје у колекцијама.

Основне технике гајења
Кактуси су толико популарни, да су многи љубитељи ових биљака почели да их гаје широм света. Постоји и велики број књига и приручника који су посвећени њиховој култивацији. Кактуси се природно јављају у широком спектру станишта, а узгајају се у многим земљама са различитим климатским условима. С обзиром на услове раста у њиховој постојбини, у Европи се кактуси морају прилагодити постојећим условима средине приликом гајења, тј. морају се аклиматизовати.
Могућност аклиматизације постоји захваљујући способности кактуса да се прилагођавају новим условима. Таква особина им је омогућила да се током векова развију на најразличитијим стаништима. Изглед и друге особине кактуса зависе од услова које им станиште пружа. Неки узгајивачи гаје кактусе под отвореним небом, неки под стаклом, неки их више проветравају а други више засењују. Земљиште богато или сиромашно минералним материјама, са више или мање воде, утиче на раст тела и бодљи кактуса, на боју покожице и чврстину ткива. Најисправније гајење је оно уз помоћ кога добијамо биљке са чврстом структуром, са богатим и чврстим бодљама, тј. биљке сличне кактусима на природним стаништима.

Супстрат за гајење
За гајење кактуса најбоље је земљиште које има одређене хемијске, биолошке и физичке особине. У погледу хемијског састава земљиште мора да садржи све елементарне хранљиве материје, тј. азот, фосфор и калијум (NPK), затим калцијум и микроелементе. Такође, важни састојци су и угљеник, водоник и кисеоник. Сви ови елементи морају да се налазе у таквом облику да биљка може да их прими у одговарајућим количинама. Што се тиче хемијске реакције земљишта, за већину кактуса најповољнија је слабо кисела реакција, чија је pH вредност око 6.

Земљиште за кактусе треба да је ваздушасто и пропусно, да садржи довољну количину финих, ситних честица и хумуса, што се постиже мешањем неколико основних супстрата. За већину врста кактуса, одговарајући супстрат се састоји из једнаких количина тресета, баштенске земље и ситног шљунка. Такође одговарајући супстрат може да садржи половину ситног шљунка и половину баштенске земље. у супстрат се обавезно додају и комадићи иситњене цигле, каменчићи и песак, како би супстрат био порозан, тј. пропустљив за воду.

Пресађивање
Кактуси се пресађују обично у пролеће, али само када је то потребно (када кактус прерасте посуду или када корење изађе кроз рупе на дну посуде), мада се могу пресађивати и лети (крајем јула и почетком августа). Мање биљке се предсађују само у сандучиће, а веће појединачно у саксије или широке лонце. Земља у коју се кактус пресађује не треба ни да је превише мокра, а ни превише сува.

Светлост и заливање
Како би кактуси могли нормално да расту и цветају, неопходно је доста Сунчеве светлости, тако да је јужна или југоисточна страна зида или терасе идеална за њихово гајење. Треба водити рачуна да биљке не добију опекотине током врелих дана. Вештачка светлост, као што су разне врсте сијалица, помаже али не може да замени природну светлост.

Количина воде којом се кактуси заливају, зависи он неколико фактора. Током периода раста, током лета, кактусе би требало заливати једном у пет дана. У зависности од тога колико је земља сува, заливање може бити и чешће. Током зиме, када кактуси одмарају, вода им није потребна, једино ако се чувају у топлој просторији потребно их је повремено залити. Најбоља за заливање је чиста кишница, али наравно за заливање се користи и обична вода са чесме.

Референце

Литература
 Fleischer - Schutz: Gajenje kaktusa Nolit, Beograd, 1983.
 Nešković, M, Konjević, R, Ćulafić, Lj: Fiziologija biljaka, NNK International, Beograd, 2010.
 http://www.askaktus.com/kako-ih-gajiti.html

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I will admit that there are things – some pretty big things – that make being a woman in Italy difficult (to say the least).
I know women who have caused shock when they said they had a job outside the home (it was assumed they were a stay-at-home wife, if not a mom). I know women who have had it up to here with trying to get anywhere in the work world (and some of them have left Italy as a result). I know the current prime minister's very public attitude toward women as little more than pretty puppets isn't helping the Italian equal rights movement get out of the dark ages.
But for this post, I'm going to push all that to the side for just a moment and tell you about why I love being a woman in Italy.
I hope not to offend any of my feminist friends (since I, too, consider myself a feminist), I just think it's not all bad news when it comes to being female in Italy. We'll see if anyone else agrees with me by the end of this post.
1. I pay more attention to my appearance.
I am one of those people who has a non-traditional work environment. Specifically, I work from a home office (AKA a desk down the hall from my bedroom) the vast majority of the time, which means I go out far less frequently than someone who commutes to an office everyday. As such, I don't always display the utmost in personal hygiene.
In other words, I look like a slob most of the time.
When I'm in Italy, on the other hand, I don't let myself go at all. For one thing, even though I'm still working most of the day I'm meeting up with friends most evenings for aperitivo or dinner or gelato, so I've got to be ready to head out the door when they're home from work. For another thing, my beloved morning ritual of going to the corner bar for a quick shot of espresso just isn't possible if my hair is all kinds of disgusting and I'm wearing the same sweats I've been sporting for three days straight.
Heck, one gal I know says her sister-in-law in Milan won't even take out the trash without performing a minor makeover on herself.
It could be that the higher probability of interaction with other human beings is all that separates my home-office life from my Italy-work life, but I think it's more than that. I think it's also the higher standard for fashion in Italy. And even though I don't think I'll ever live up to that standard, I do want to appear as if I'm making some effort.
2. It's nice to be noticed.
I don't care how self-confident you are, there is nothing like a genuine compliment to make any day brighter. And if you're like me and you're putting in a little extra effort to spruce up your appearance in Italy, then a compliment about how you look is all the more appreciated.
Because really, if I'm going to take the time to bathe, iron a shirt, and put on makeup, I want someone to notice.
In Italy, they notice. At least the boys do. And they're not shy about it, either. The once-over look is done slowly, with care, and it can include a good deal of eye-contact. Mutterings about a beautiful woman passing by aren't made under the breath, they're loud enough for her (and others) to hear.
Sometimes they can go overboard – there are all those stories of men in Rome pronouncing women to be "buona" instead of "bella," when the former is traditionally used more for something you'd eat – but in my experience they're not threatening. In fact, I think if you actually confronted them about something they said, they probably wouldn't know what to do.
Me? I don't bother confronting anyone. I just enjoy the momentary glances, the up-and-down looks, and the occasional "ciao bella." Until they're proven to be something else (which I hope never happens), I take all of these as innocuous and sweet signs of appreciation, and nothing more – or less.
As I alluded to at the start of this article, there's plenty about Italy's old-fashioned nature to be irritated by if you're a woman – but it's hard to get too pissed off about the small "chivalrous" acts that are performed all day long without anyone thinking of it. Like point #2 above, it's because they're done with sincerity and not with any untoward foundation that I'm able to appreciate them for what they are – and not assume they're anything else.
The kinds of small acts of chivalry I'm talking about – things like men holding doors open for women – aren't unknown where I live in the United States, they're just less common. And to be completely fair, that's largely because the movement for women's equality in the US is eons further along than the one in Italy – most of the American men I know have been scolded at one time or another for pushing in a woman's chair or insisting she go through the door first, so you can hardly blame them if they stopped doing that stuff altogether.
So maybe when I'm in Italy and I experience those little chivalrous acts, those things that are done completely sincerely and without thinking, I notice them because they're things we've trained men in our country out of doing. Maybe if I was in Italy 365 days a year they'd start to annoy me the same way it annoys me at home when I get to a door first and the guy I'm with doesn't walk through before me.
All I know is when it's a genuine thing done simply because that's how someone is wired I take it as a sign of respect and not a sign that they think I can't open doors by myself.
4. It's okay to look.
This is sort of an offshoot of points 1 and 2 above, and it's the part that makes all of this more equitable (lest you think this is all about rewards for the girls and there's nothing in it for the boys). Italy is most definitely not a country where it's acceptable for women to do anything and everything men do, but there are also situations where women traveling in Italy will feel more free to express themselves than they might otherwise feel at home.
In Italy, on the other hand, you're going to have to work pretty hard to be considered provocative.
Women in Italy are bold. And I love them for it.
They may be surrounded by chivalrous men, but they aren't afraid to speak their minds. They may have had years of confidence boosters in the form of all those once-overs, but they're not afraid to look you up and down, either. Italian women will cast a second glance at fine specimens of masculinity, and they'll smile when they get caught. More often than not, those two ships continue on their particular routes and don't even pass in the night – it's just a sort of, "Yes, I acknowledge your beauty, thanks for sharing it with me" moment between them.
And this, to my mind, means women traveling in Italy should do the same thing. Don't go crazy with it, don't get yourself in trouble, and certainly don't go casting second glances when your boyfriend or husband is watching. But this is certainly one easy way for women travelers to live like a local.


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You will then find all the less files in bower_components/bootstrap/less/*. Copy the bootstrap.less file to your CSS directory and make alterations (make sure the paths are correct).
You can then look at using some Grunt tasks to get the less to build.

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Is the upcoming sequel going to be your birthday treat?
If people enjoy the film then it is a Christmas and birthday treat. Agar picture nahi chali to kaunsa treat? Jis hisaab se humko reactions mille hai, they are similar to what the first Dabangg was, so I think we are in the safe zone. I think emotionally, ethically and principally this film is correct. It is larger than the earlier one but neither very similar to the first one, nor very different.
But these days audiences come to see only Salman Khan in a film?
No yaar. It's a whole package. Salman Khan ne bahut badi badi bhi di hai (flops). Now if I do a pakao film, which has lot of bhashanbaazi, no one will come to watch. Dabangg is a film which people can watch with their friends, family and girlfriend and have fun.
People talk about your successful streak now but you had given nine straight hits when you started your career?
Yes, there were nine films before Love flopped. That's why I say let the audience decide. Tab mera dimmag agar kharab hona hota to Maine Pyaar Kiya ke time ho jata, which had broken all records that time. Then Hum Aapke Hain Kaun broke Maine Pyaar Kiya records. I had nine hits till Love came in and then there were disasters like Suryavanshi, Chand Ka Tukda, Chandramukhi, Jagruti and Nischai. I wanted to buy a house that time.
You signed these films because you wanted to buy a house?
I signed the best of the lot offered to me at the time. Nischai had Vinod Khanna in it and Jagruti was produced by the top action director that time so I thought action would be superb. But they didn't work. Love I thought was a superb film directed by Suresh Krishna but nahi chali. But I always knew that I had a Karan Arjun, Andaz Aapna Aapna and a Hum Aapne Hain Kaun to fall back on.
But woh film bhi nahi chali. Cult film ka faida kya hai? Producer ka pack up ho gaya and he has not been able to make another film after that. Even Hello Brother is watched on DVD everywhere but faida kya? It was a disaster at the box office.
While you have a huge fan following on Twitter, there are also nasty comments on other social networking sites. How do you deal with such comments?
Atey hai. Kuch log to mujhe pata bhi hai jo mujhe uksane ke liye karte hai. But they do these from behind iron curtains. Samne aaakar bolo tab maaza aayee. I don't react to these tweets although sometimes it is difficult.


Within the South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD), most stationary engines need to meet the requirements of Rule 1110.2, which applies to stationary and portable engines that have more than 50 horsepower (HP) and are fired on gaseous or liquid fuels. The rule doesn't apply to emergency engines with a permit condition that limits their operation to 200 hours per year.
While Rule 1110.2 was first adopted in 1990, it was significantly amended in 2008, primarily to increase the amount of monitoring, reporting, and recordkeeping (MRR) required from facilities with engines subject to the rule.
These additional requirements, which were needed because the SCAQMD frequently found that a large percentage of engines were not in compliance, greatly increased the amount of effort needed in order to comply with Rule 1110.2, mostly due to the need to implement a robust inspection and monitoring program.
There are emission limits for new non-emergency electrical generators, and for these, we'll refer you to the rule for more details.
It's important to note that the emission limits according to Rule 1110.2 don't apply to engines that operate less than 500 hours per year and consume less than 1,000,000,000 BTU of fuel per year.
Rule 1110.2 requires that engines be equipped with air-to-fuel ratio controls (AFRC), including an oxygen sensor and feedback control.
The rule also requires that the make and model of an engine's AFRC be listed on the face of the permit. We've found that most engines have an AFRC installed, but the unit isn't listed on the face of the engine's permit. In such a case, a permit modification is necessary to add the AFRC to the permit.
One of the overarching goals of Rule 1110.2 is to ensure that engine operators are properly operating and maintaining their engines, which is done by requiring the development and implementation of an I&M program for each engine on site (although engines at a facility can be grouped into a single plan), which includes emission testing. Rule 1110.2 lists all of the requirements of an I&M plan.
Note that a facility that's required by Rule 1110.2 to have a NOx and carbon monoxide CEMS (continuous emission monitoring system), or voluntarily elects to install a NOx and CO CEMS that complies with this rule, doesn't need to have an I&M plan.
One of the most demanding requirements of Rule 1110.2 is the emission check with a portable analyzer emission check, required once a week or every 150 operating hours.
Similar to what's found in Rules 1146 and 1146.1, the testing frequency can be extended to once a month or once every 750 operating hours if the engine passes three consecutive emission checks without any adjustments to the oxygen set points. This extension applies until the engine fails an emissions test or, for rich burn engines, until the oxygen sensor is replaced.
Portable analyzer testing must be performed by a technician who has received a certification from the SCAQMD for conducting these emissions tests. More information on becoming certified to conduct portable analyzer testing can be found on the SCAQMD's website.
Records of all portable analyzer testing must be kept for at least two years; that time period is upped to five years if the facility is subject to Title V.
Similar to what you'll see in the source testing requirement of Rule 1110.2 (discussed in the "source testing" section below), a portable analyzer test cannot occur within 72 hours of an engine or control system maintenance or tuning unless it's an unscheduled and required repair.
We've also seen more elaborate operating logs that track the schedule and results of portable analyzer testing and other operational data.
Many of the requirements for Rule 1110.2 are based on a time meter, which is why the rule requires the installation and maintenance of a non-resettable totalizing time meter.
Another requirement of Rule 1110.2 is that source testing each engine must take place at least every two years or every 8760 operating hours, whichever occurs first. If the engine hasn't operated more than 2,000 hours since the last source test, the testing frequency can be extended to once every three years.
It's important to note that a Rule 1110.2 source test must be conducted at least 40 operating hours or one week, whichever occurs first, after any engine servicing or tuning.
Facilities must submit a source test protocol at least 60 days before the scheduled date of the source test for approval by the SCAQMD. After the source test protocol is approved, the facility must notify the SCAQMD of the source test date so that the agency may observe the test.
Once the source test has been completed, the facility must submit the report to the SCAQMD within 60 days.
Under Rule 1110.2, quarterly reports must be submitted no later than 15 days after the end of each calendar quarter.
It's important to note that a Rule 1110.2 quarterly report must be submitted even if no incidents have occurred during the reporting period. Forms for the report can be found on the SCAQMD website.


Small spots can reap the benefits of clean, unfussy decorating techniques that don't fill an area with fuss. Choose pale, unpatterned ceilings, walls, woodwork and flooring and then look for furniture that will add the eye. Second-hand pieces can bring character and heat to your house and can be stripped back and customised to lead a decorating design. Add a lick of any paint, freshen up upholstery or add pads in favourite fabrics for a personalised touch. Blend and match parts for a laid back, eclectic feel. If you have the budget, another option is to move for showpiece developer furniture that can enhance a look sole handedly without you having to do anything else in the room.
A kitchen remodel is quite an undertaking. If you've just lately made a decision to start this process, you might already be aware of the task that's going to go into transforming your out-of-date kitchen into a beautiful space. Maybe you've even considered a few assignments, or even the complete remodel, as something you can DIY.
A project many homeowners choose to defend myself against during a kitchen remodel, or simply to upgrade their kitchen, is a kitchen backsplash. Depending about how intricate you want your backsplash to be, this may be as simple as attaching an adhesive to the wall membrane. Tile backsplashes are more complex are require more planning, but still an achievable DIY kitchen home improvement project. For just a tile backsplash, you'll likely need a tile cutter to fit evenly around retailers and countertop edges. Spacers can help keep tiles even as you adhere those to the wall membrane. Always let tiles take a seat a full a day before applying grout.
Polyester is a similar option but stronger than lacquer. However, if you assume touch ups or changes, this may not be the finish for you. The polyester finish off you choose will likely be clear or marginally tinted and it may not completely change the appearance of your cabinets.
Luckily, it only takes an afternoon to get your kitchen perfectly clean again. While it's not the most glamourous chore, it must be done! So, get out your cleaning materials, put on your selected music and use these pointers to deep clean your kitchen to make it sparkle again.


SHA (which is an acronym for Stay High Always) is an emcee and vocalist who has previously recorded and performed through out the '00s under the name Sha-Mecca. For philosophical reasons she eventually dropped the Mecca.
As an emcee SHA brings a very down to earth approach to the socially aware content that she promotes. Aside from the occasional battle rap she mostly waxes poetic on her spiritual self as well as social ills such as racism and poverty. Her wordplay and tight rhythmic style of emceeing is a crowd favorite where ever she goes.
She was a solo artist for years until she teamed up with her younger brother Razah Adé, who was just beginning to come into his own as a producer and artist, in 2009. They formed the group The Royal Legacy Experience and have been making music together ever since.


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Die Meritorious Service Medal ist eine hohe militärische Auszeichnung der US-Streitkräfte.

Diese Auszeichnung besteht seit dem 16. Januar 1969. Sie wird inzwischen von den US-amerikanischen Streitkräften auch an Offiziere und hochrangige Unteroffiziere verbündeter Armeen als Anerkennung für besonders gute Zusammenarbeit im Rahmen multinationaler Operationen und Stäben unter US-amerikanischer Führung verliehen.

In der protokollarischen Rangordnung (Order of Precedence) liegt sie unter der Defense Meritorious Service Medal und über der Air Medal.

Weblinks

 Informationen auf der Seite des amerikanischen Verteidigungsministeriums

Orden und Ehrenzeichen (Streitkräfte der Vereinigten Staaten)


When is shoo-fly pie not shoo-fly pie? When it's my Not Quite Shoo-Fly Pie. Confused? Excellent.
This recipe is a spin on the traditional shoo-fly pie but is way quicker and isn't actually a pie. I didn't include a crust and bulked up the molasses centre to create a torte. If you are not a molasses fan, fear not, I have reduced the quota and substituted maple. The result is a sticky, treacle-rich torte with just a hint of molasses.
One of my favourite cookbooks is Allison Kave's First Prize Pies with photography by Tina Rupp. It's not that I make a lot of pies, I don't, but this collection makes me want to. It's like when I watch the film Waitress with Kerri Russell. All these pies have wonderful, whimsical names like chocolate lavender tea time pie, not-quite-kulfi pie and apple-walnut pandowdy. And the photography…whimsy central and I love it.
I have been intrigued by one recipe in particular, Shoo-Fly Pie, A Pennsylvania Dutch staple also popular in the South. What a great name, Shoo-Fly Pie. Legend has it the name stems from when bakers left the pie out to cool on benches, the molasses attracting flies. Shoo-fly. I began playing with the recipe back in January adding a granola crust instead of a standard one and found that the molasses filling seeped in to the crust during baking. I also studied a stack of shoo-fly recipes and found in most the molasses ratio was too strong for this little black duck and her duckettes. The husband made a face when he tried one attempt, he said he didn't, he totally did. We don't see too much molasses in these parts so I think our tolerance is low.
After several lacklustre attempts, I stepped away from the project for a while but not too long ago the answer hit me in the middle of the night. Why inspiration can't strike at lunch time is a mystery to me. And so, Not Quite Shoo-Fly Pie was imagined.
I love this not-pie for several reasons. It is so easy and quick to make. It has no processed sugars or fats. It is deliciously rich in flavour but surprisingly delicate. It feels like it should be a Winter dessert but is light, I mean super light so it works all year round.
The best thing though? Not Quite Shoo-Fly Pie is sticky, sweet but not sickly, treacle goodness. It is made to go hand in hand with a strong cup of tea or freshly brewed coffee. However you enjoy it, I hope you enjoy it, x.
Not Quite Shoo-Fly Pie is a light, sweet twist on the original Shoo-Fly pie.
Pre-heat the oven to 175 degrees C and line a small cake pan.
Whisk together the flax eggs with the molasses and maple syrup.
Stir in the vanilla, ginger and salt.
Whisk in 3/4 cup boiling water.
Add baking soda and stir well. It should bubble, if it doesn't you need new baking soda.
Add 1/4 cup boiling water.
Spoon batter in to the cake pan.
Combine crumble ingredients and sprinkle over the top of not-pie.
Bake in the oven for 30 - 35 minutes.
Oh, Robin, what a mess! I've had many a bubble over in my oven. I am glad you liked the flavours and yes, it is a little more pudding like – it's the filling without the crust. I have to make this again…I haven't for ages. I hope you are having a wonderful vacation.
Hi Logan, I re-made the Not Quite Shoo Fly Pie again here at home in snowy Durham New Hampshire after a great holiday month away. I used a larger pan so i did not have any bubbling over. It came out quite well once again but not quite as cake like as in your pictures.
Did you get a chance to make it again? I was wondering if the ingredient list is not correct for some reason. I followed the recipe carefully. I am sure i will remake it again as well.
Robin! How are you? How was your holiday?
You know, I haven't made this again but I will in the next few days…just to re-check the recipe. One thing I was thinking is that I would have used AUS measurements but I now have US cups and measures for a cookbook I am working on. I will see if it works the same. Thanks so much for getting in touch. Stay tuned! Happy holidays to you, Robin.
Thanks Erin! I hope I do the original some justice.


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Christian Bale can act. Really act. It's what got him recognized at age 13 when he was cast in Steven Spielberg's Empire of the Sun and what keeps him in the public eye today. Last year Bale showcased his chops transforming himself into Dicky Eklund, the boxer turned drug addict in the biopic-drama The Fighter. The transformation was so complete that when a scene came on during the credits showing the real Dicky Eklund, it was hard to distinguish between the actor and the man himself. The powerful performance netted Bale both the Academy Award and Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor.
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Ben Cardin has 1,692 videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 1987 House Proceeding as a Democratic Representative for Maryland's 3rd district. The year with the most videos was 2017 with 135 videos. The year with the highest average number of views per program was 2011 with an average of 8,401 views per program. Most appearances with Sheldon Whitehouse (15), Nancy Pelosi (14), Amy Klobuchar (13). Most common tags: Federal Budget, Health Care, Tax Policy.
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The 2022 Minnesota Twins season  was the 62nd season for the Minnesota Twins franchise in the Twin Cities of Minnesota, their 13th season at Target Field and the 122nd overall in the American League. The team finished third in the American League Central with a 78–84 record.

On December 2, 2021, Commissioner of Baseball Rob Manfred announced a lockout of players, following expiration of the collective bargaining agreement (CBA) between the league and the Major League Baseball Players Association (MLBPA). On March 10, 2022, the MLB and MLBPA agreed to a new collective bargaining agreement, thus ending the lockout. Opening Day was played on April 7. Although MLB previously announced that several series would be cancelled due to the lockout, the agreement provides for a 162-game season, with originally canceled games to be made up via doubleheaders.

After having a 62–55 record, the Twins would collapse. After dropping their lead in their division, they went 16–29 the rest of the way, having another losing season and eliminating them from playoff contention for the second consecutive season.

Offseason

Lockout

The expiration of the league's collective bargaining agreement (CBA) with the Major League Baseball Players Association occurred on December 1, 2021 with no new agreement in place. As a result, the team owners voted unanimously to lockout the players stopping all free agency and trades.

The parties came to an agreement on a new CBA on March 10, 2022.

Rule changes
Pursuant to the new CBA, several new rules were instituted for the 2022 season. The National League will adopt the designated hitter full-time, a draft lottery will be implemented, the postseason will expand from ten teams to twelve, and advertising patches will appear on player uniforms and helmets for the first time.

Roster

Regular season

American League Central

American League Wild Card

Game Log

|- style="background:#fbb;"
| 1 || April 8 || Mariners || 1–2 || Ray (1–0) || Ryan (0–1) || Steckenrider (1) || 35,462 || 0–1 || L1
|- style="background:#fbb;"
| 2 || April 9 || Mariners || 3–4 || Muñoz (1–0) || Duffey (0–1) || Castillo (1) || 20,867 || 0–2 || L2
|- style="background:#bfb;"
| 3 || April 10 || Mariners || 10–4 || Ober (1–0) || Gonzales (0–1) || – || 17,018 || 1–2 || W1
|- style="background:#bfb;"
| 4 || April 11 || Mariners || 4–0 || Bundy (1–0) || Flexen (0–1) || – || 12,932 || 2–2 || W2
|- style="background:#fbb;"
| 5 || April 12 || Dodgers || 2–7 || Hudson (1–0) || Pagán (0–1) || – || 16,732 || 2–3 || L1
|- style="background:#fbb;"
| 6 || April 13 || Dodgers || 0–7 || Kershaw (1–0) || Paddack (0–1) || – || 17,101 || 2–4 || L2
|- style="background:#bfb;"
| 7 || April 15 || @ Red Sox || 8–4 || Ryan (1–1) || Pivetta (0–2) || – || 36,266 || 3–4 || W1
|- style="background:#fbb;"
| 8 || April 16 || @ Red Sox || 0–4 || Houck (1–0) || Gray (0–1) || – || 34,990 || 3–5 || L1
|- style="background:#fbb;"
| 9 || April 17 || @ Red Sox || 1–8 || Strahm (1–0) || Ober (1–1) || – || 28,858 || 3–6 || L2
|- style="background:#bfb;"
| 10 || April 18 || @ Red Sox || 8–3 || Bundy (2–0) || Hill (0–1) || – || 32,514 || 4–6 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 11 || April 19 || @ Royals || 3–4 || Garrett (1–0) || Duffey (0–2) || Staumont (2) || 10,303 || 4–7 || L1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 12 || April 20 || @ Royals || 0–2 || Lynch (1–1) || Paddack (0–2) || Barlow (1) || 8,969 || 4–8 || L2
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 13 || April 21 || @ Royals || 1–0 || Ryan (2–1) || Greinke (0–1) || Pagán (1) || 15,540 || 5–8 || W1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 14 || April 22 || White Sox || 2–1 || Duffey (1–2) || Graveman (0–1) || Pagán (2) || 14,257 || 6–8 || W2
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 15 || April 23 || White Sox || 9–2 || Bundy (3–0) || Velasquez (0–2) || – || 16,686 || 7–8 || W3
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 16 || April 24 || White Sox || 6–4  || Smith (1–0) || Hendriks (0–2) || – || 16,197 || 8–8 || W4
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 17 || April 26 || Tigers || 5–4 || Jax (1–0) || Soto (1–1) || – || 11,803 || 9–8 || W5
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 18 || April 27 || Tigers || 5–0 || Ryan (3–1) || Pineda (1–1) || – || 11,829 || 10–8 || W6
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 19 || April 28 || Tigers || 7–1 || Stashak (1–0) || Skubal (1–2) || Jax (1) || 19,365 || 11–8 || W7
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 20 || April 29 || @ Rays || 1–6 || Kluber (1–1) || Bundy (3–1) || – || 9,928 || 11–9 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 21 || April 30 || @ Rays || 9–1 || Stashak (2–0) || McClanahan (1–2) || – || 18,846 || 12–9 || W1
|-

|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 22 || May 1 || @ Rays || 9–3 || Winder (1–0) || Fleming (2–3) || – || 14,830 || 13–9 || W2
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 23 || May 2 || @ Orioles || 2–1 || Paddack (1–2) || Baker (1–1) || Durán (1) || 7,427 || 14–9 || W3
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 24 || May 3 || @ Orioles || 7–2 || Thielbar (1–0) || Krehbiel (1–3) || – || 6,678 || 15–9 || W4
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 25 || May 4 || @ Orioles || 4–9 || Pérez (1–0) || Bundy (3–2) || – || 7,466 || 15–10 || L1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 26 || May 5 || @ Orioles || 3–5 || López (3–1) || Durán (0–1) || – || 8,652 || 15–11 || L2
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 27 || May 6 || Athletics || 2–1 || Winder (2–0) || Logue (1–1) || Pagán (3) || 17,509 || 16–11 || W1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 28 || May 7 || Athletics || 1–0 || Jax (2–0) || Kaprielian (0–2) || Durán (2) || 22,272 || 17–11 || W2
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 29 || May 8 || Athletics || 4–3 || Stashak (3–0) || Jefferies (1–5) || Pagán (4) || 14,295 || 18–11 || W3
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 30 || May 10 || Astros || 0–5 || Verlander (4–1) || Ryan (3–2) || – || 16,156 || 18–12 || L1
|- style=background:#bbb;"
| — || May 11 || Astros || colspan=7| SUSP., RAIN; resuming May 12
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 31 || May 12  || Astros || 3–11 || Abreu (2–0) || Archer (0–1) || – ||  || 18–13 || L2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 32 || May 12  || Astros || 0–5 || García (3–1) || Winder (2–1) || – || 16,918 || 18–14 || L3
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 33 || May 13 || Guardians || 12–8 || Jax (3–0) || Civale (1–3) || – || 18,711 || 19–14 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 34 || May 14 || Guardians || 2–3  || Sandlin (3–1) || Cotton (0–1) || Clase (7) || 22,939 || 19–15 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 35 || May 15 || Guardians || 3–1 || Ryan (4–2) || McKenzie (2–3) || Pagán (5) || 19,850 || 20–15 || W1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 36 || May 16 || @ Athletics || 3–1 || Cano (1–0) || Logue (2–2) || Duffey (1) || 3,138 || 21–15 || W2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 37 || May 17 || @ Athletics || 2–5 || Jackson (1–1) || Winder (2–2) || Jiménez (7) || 3,640 || 21–16 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 38 || May 18 || @ Athletics || 14–4 || Gray (1–1) || Jefferies (1–7) || – || 7,106 || 22–16 || W1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 39 || May 20 || @ Royals || 6–4 || Smeltzer (1–0) || Lynch (2–3) || Pagán (6) || 25,337 || 23–16 || W2
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 40 || May 21 || @ Royals || 9–2 || Ryan (5–2) || Keller (1–4) || – || 17,893 || 24–16 || W3
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 41 || May 22 || @ Royals || 7–6 || Duffey (2–2) || Staumont (1–1) || Durán (3) || 15,482 || 25–16 || W4
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 42 || May 23 || Tigers || 5–4 || Pagán (1–1) || Chafin (0–1) || – || 16,361 || 26–16 || W5
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 43 || May 24 || Tigers || 2–0 || Gray (2–1) || Brieske (0–4) || Durán (4) || 17,882 || 27–16 || W6
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 44 || May 25 || Tigers || 2–4  || Lange (1–1) || Megill (0–1) || Chafin (1) || 20,375 || 27–17 || L1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 45 || May 26 || Royals || 2–3 || Staumont (2–1) || Duffey (2–3) || Barlow (5) || 17,657 || 27–18 || L2
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 46 || May 27 || Royals || 10–7 || Megill (1–1) || Keller (1–5) || Pagán (7) || 21,841 || 28–18 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 47 || May 28 || Royals || 3–7 || Singer (2–0) || Archer (0–2) || – || 22,249 || 28–19 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 48 || May 29 || Royals || 7–3 || Gray (3–1) || Greinke (0–4) || – || 27,195 || 29–19 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 49 || May 30 || @ Tigers || 5–7 || Jiménez (2–0) || Smith (1–1) || Soto (9) || 15,191 || 29–20 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 50 || May 31  || @ Tigers || 8–2 || Smeltzer (2–0) || García (0–1) || – || 11,756 || 30–20 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 51 || May 31  || @ Tigers || 0–4 || Peralta (2–0) || Sands (0–1) || – || 12,122 || 30–21 || L1
|-

|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 52 || June 1 || @ Tigers || 0–5 || Skubal (4–2) || Ober (1–2) || – || 13,211 || 30–22 || L2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 53 || June 2 || @ Tigers || 2–3 || Lange (3–1) || Pagán (1–2) || Soto (10) || 17,972 || 30–23 || L3
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 54 || June 3 || @ Blue Jays || 9–3 || Cotton (1–1) || Kikuchi (2–2) || – || 27,753 || 31–23 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 55 || June 4 || @ Blue Jays || 3–12 || Berríos (4–2) || Bundy (3–3) || – || 36,987 || 31–24 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 56 || June 5 || @ Blue Jays || 8–6 || Cotton (2–1) || Gausman (5–4) || Morán (1) || 34,088 || 32–24 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 57 || June 7 || Yankees || 4–10 || Luetge (2–2) || Sands (0–2) || – || 27,643 || 32–25 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 58 || June 8 || Yankees || 8–1 || Archer (1–2) || Cortés Jr (5–2) || – || 22,286 || 33–25 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 59 || June 9 || Yankees || 7–10 || Castro (3–0) || Durán (0–2) || Holmes (9) || 26,646 || 33–26 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 60 || June 10 || Rays || 9–4 || Smeltzer (3–0) || Rasmussen (5–3) || – || 23,761 || 34–26 || W1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 61 || June 11 || Rays || 6–5 || Megill (2–1) || Baz (0–1) || Pagán (8) || 22,741 || 35–26 || W2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 62 || June 12 || Rays || 0–6 || Springs (3–2) || Sands (0–3) || – || 25,350 || 35–27 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 63 || June 13 || @ Mariners || 3–2 || Thielbar (2–0) || Flexen (2–8) || Pagán (9) || 12,749 || 36–27 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 64 || June 14 || @ Mariners || 0–5 || Gilbert (7–2) || Ryan (5–3) || – || 13,019 || 36–28 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 65 || June 15 || @ Mariners || 5–0 || Jax (4–0) || Gonzales (3–7) || – || 15,329 || 37–28 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 66 || June 17 || @ Diamondbacks || 2–7 || Bumgarner (3–6) || Smeltzer (3–1) || – || 26,351 || 37–29 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 67 || June 18 || @ Diamondbacks || 11–1 || Bundy (4–3) || Weaver (1–1) || – || 24,338 || 38–29 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 68 || June 19 || @ Diamondbacks || 1–7 || Kelly (6–4) || Archer (1–3) || – || 30,690 || 38–30 || L1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 69 || June 21 || Guardians || 5–6  || Stephan (3–2) || Jax (4–1) || Clase (16) || 22,341 || 38–31 || L2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 70 || June 22 || Guardians || 10–11 || Hentges (1–0) || Jax (4–2) || Clase (17) || 25,604 || 38–32 || L3
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 71 || June 23 || Guardians || 1–0 || Smeltzer (4–1) || Plesac (2–5) || Thielbar (1) || 24,989 || 39–32 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 72 || June 24 || Rockies || 0–1 || Márquez (4–5) || Bundy (4–4) || Bard (15) || 24,463 || 39–33 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 73 || June 25 || Rockies || 6–0 || Archer (2–3) || Senzatela (3–4) || – || 24,578 || 40–33 || W1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 74 || June 26 || Rockies || 6–3 || Ryan (6–3) || Feltner (1–3) || Durán (5) || 28,048 || 41–33 || W2
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 75 || June 27 || @ Guardians || 11–1 || Gray (4–1) || McKenzie (4–6) || — || 12,554 || 42–33 || W3
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 76 || June 28  || @ Guardians || 2–3 || Hentges (2–0) || Pagán (1–3) || Clase (18) || 12,442 || 42–34 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 77 || June 28  || @ Guardians || 6–0 || Winder (3–2) || Pilkington (1–1) || – || 12,145 || 43–34 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 78 || June 29 || @ Guardians || 6–7  || Morgan (4–2) || Cotton (2–2) || – || 12,840 || 43–35 || L1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 79 || June 30 || @ Guardians || 3–5 || Clase (2–2) || Thornburg (0–1) || – || 17,066 || 43–36 || L2
|-

|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 80 || July 1 || Orioles || 3–2 || Minaya (1–0) || López (3–4) || – || 25,540 || 44–36 || W1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 81 || July 2 || Orioles || 4–3 || Pagán (2–3) || López (3–5) || – || 20,618 || 45–36 || W2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 82 || July 3 || Orioles || 1–3 || Wells (7–4) || Smeltzer (4–2) || Tate (2) || 24,424 || 45–37 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 83 || July 4 || @ White Sox || 6–3  || Pagán (3–3) || Kelly (0–2) || – || 32,483 || 46–37 || W1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 84 || July 5 || @ White Sox || 8–2 || Winder (4–2) || Kopech (2–6) || – || 18,566 || 47–37 || W2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 85 || July 6 || @ White Sox || 8–9  || Ruiz (1–0) || Morán (0–1) || – || 18,393 || 47–38 || L1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 86 || July 8 || @ Rangers || 5–6 || Gray (5–4) || Gray (4–2) || Martin (1) || 30,392 || 47–39 || L2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 87 || July 9 || @ Rangers || 7–9 || Moore (4–2) || Durán (0–3) || Martin (2) || 35,427 || 47–40 || L3
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 88 || July 10 || @ Rangers || 6–5 || Bundy (5–4) || Burke (4–2) || Duffey (2) || 24,751 || 48–40 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 89 || July 12 || Brewers || 3–6 || Gustave (2–0) || Winder (4–3) || Hader (27) || 37,183 || 48–41 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 90 || July 13 || Brewers || 4–1 || Durán (1–3) || Hader (0–3) || – || 38,802 || 49–41 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 91 || July 14 || White Sox || 2–12 || Cueto (4–4) || Gray (4–3) || – || 26,907 || 49–42 || L1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 92 || July 15 || White Sox || 2–6 || Kopech (3–6) || Pagán (3–4) || – || 27,021 || 49–43 || L2
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 93 || July 16 || White Sox || 6–3 || Bundy (6–4) || Lynn (1–3) || Durán (6) || 28,514 || 50–43 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 94 || July 17 || White Sox || 0–11 || Cease (9–4) || Archer (2–4) || – || 23,225 || 50–44 || L1
|- style=background:#bcf
| ASG || July 19 || AL @ NL || 3–2 || Valdez (1–0) || Gonsolin (0–1) || Clase (1) || 52,518 || N/A || N/A
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 95 || July 23 || @ Tigers || 8–4 || Ryan (7–3) || Pineda (2–6) || – || 34,205 || 51–44 || W1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 96 || July 24 || @ Tigers || 9–1 || Gray (5–3) || García (3–3) || – || 23,570 || 52–44 || W2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 97 || July 26 || @ Brewers || 6–7 || Hader (1–4) || Duffey (2–4) || – || 28,596 || 52–45 || L1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 98 || July 27 || @ Brewers || 4–10 || Burnes (8–4) || Archer (2–5) || – || 35,914 || 52–46 || L2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 99 || July 29 || @ Padres || 1–10 || Snell (3–5) || Ryan (7–4) || – || 43,171 || 52–47 || L3
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 100 || July 30 || @ Padres || 7–4 || Gray (6–3) || Musgrove (8–4) || – || 39,574 || 53–47 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 101 || July 31 || @ Padres || 2–3 || Manaea (6–5) || Bundy (6–5) || García (1) || 37,336 || 53–48 || L1
|-

|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 102 || August 1 || Tigers || 5–3  || Jax (5–2) || Lange (4–2) || – || 20,231 || 54–48 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 103 || August 2 || Tigers || 3–5 || Foley (1–0) || Jax (5–3) || Soto (20) || 23,394 || 54–49 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 104 || August 3 || Tigers || 4–1 || Ryan (8–4) || Alexander (2–5) || López (20) || 25,044 || 55–49 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 105 || August 4 || Blue Jays || 3–9 || Manoah (12–5) || Pagán (3–5) || – || 39,030 || 55–50 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 106 || August 5 || Blue Jays || 6–5  || Fulmer (4–4) || Romano (3–3) || – || 29,593 || 56–50 || W1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 107 || August 6 || Blue Jays || 7–3 || Megill (3–1) || White (1–3) || – || 27,471 || 57–50 || W2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 108 || August 7 || Blue Jays || 2–3  || Romano (4–3) || Thielbar (2–1) || – || 26,155 || 57–51 || L1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 109 || August 9 || @ Dodgers || 3–10 || Urías (12–6) || Ryan (8–5) || – || 47,874 || 57–52 || L2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 110 || August 10 || @ Dodgers || 5–8 || Price (1–0) || Fulmer (4–5) || – || 53,432 || 57–53 || L3
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 111 || August 12 || @ Angels || 4–0 || Mahle (6–7) || Sandoval (3–8) || – || 33,459 || 58–53 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 112 || August 13 || @ Angels || 3–5  || Tepera (2–2) || Pagán (3–6) || – || 43,027 || 58–54 || L1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 113 || August 14 || @ Angels || 2–4 || Davidson (2–3) || Archer (2–6) || Quijada (3) || 27,515 || 58–55 || L2
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 114 || August 15 || Royals || 4–2 || Ryan (9–5) || Bubic (2–7) || López (21) || 22,003 || 59–55 || W1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 115 || August 16 || Royals || 9–0 || Gray (7–3) || Greinke (4–8) || – || 23,093 || 60–55 || W2
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 116 || August 17 || Royals || 4–0 || Pagán (4–6) || Lynch (4–8) || – || 23,543 || 61–55 || W3
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 117 || August 19 || Rangers || 2–1 || Bundy (7–5) || Pérez (9–4) || López (22) || 22,627 || 62–55 || W4
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 118 || August 20 || Rangers || 3–4  || Hernández (1–0) || Thielbar (2–2) || – || 21,781 || 62–56 || L1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 119 || August 21 || Rangers || 0–7 || Arihara (1–1) || Ryan (9–6) || Hearn (1) || 24,802 || 62–57 || L2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 120 || August 22 || Rangers || 1–2 || Alexy (1–0) || Gray (7–4) || Moore (3) || 18,595 || 62–58 || L3
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 121 || August 23 || @ Astros || 2–4 || Verlander (16–3) || Sanchez (3–4) || Abreu (2) || 32,639 || 62–59 || L4
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 122 || August 24 || @ Astros || 3–5 || Valdez (13–4) || Bundy (7–6) || – || 27,070 || 62–60 || L5
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 123 || August 25 || @ Astros || 3–6 || García (11–8) || Archer (2–7) || Montero (8) || 33,320 || 62–61 || L6
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 124 || August 26 || Giants || 9–0 || Ryan (10–6) || Wood (8–11) || – || 25,246 || 63–61 || W1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 125 || August 27 || Giants || 3–2  || Durán (2–3) || Leone (4–5) || – || 27,570 || 64–61 || W2
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 126 || August 28 || Giants || 8–3 || Smeltzer (5–2) || Junis (4–4) || – || 25,285 || 65–61 || W3
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 127 || August 29 || Red Sox || 4–2 || Thielbar (3–2) || Bello (0–4) || López (23) || 19,581 || 66–61 || W4
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 128 || August 30 || Red Sox || 10–5 || Fulmer (5–5) || Crawford (3–6) || – || 19,909 || 67–61 || W5
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 129 || August 31 || Red Sox || 5–6 || Wacha (10–1) || Ryan (10–7) || Barnes (4) || 19,337 || 67–62 || L1
|-

|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 130 || September 2 || @ White Sox || 3–4 || Hendriks (3–3) || López (4–7) || – || 24,818 || 67–63 || L2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 131 || September 3 || @ White Sox || 0–13 || Cease (13–6) || Mahle (6–8) || – || 31,655 || 67–64 || L3
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 132 || September 4 || @ White Sox || 5–1 || Bundy (8–6) || Giolito (10–9) || – || 32,305 || 68–64 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 133 || September 5 || @ Yankees || 2–5 || Weissert (2–0) || Megill (3–2) || Holmes (19) || 38,446 || 68–65 || L1
|- style=background:#bbb;"
| — || September 6 || @ Yankees || colspan=7| PPD, RAIN; rescheduled for Sept 7
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 134 || September 7  || @ Yankees || 4–5  || Weissert (3−0) || Megill (3−3) || – ||  || 68–66 || L2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 135 || September 7  || @ Yankees || 1–7 || Cole (11−7) || Ryan (10−8) || Luetge (2) || 30,157 || 68–67 || L3
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 136 || September 8 || @ Yankees || 4–3 || Jax (6−3) || Peralta (2−4) || Fulmer (3) || 35,551 || 69–67 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 137 || September 9 || Guardians || 6–7 || Quantrill (12–5) || Bundy (8–7) || Clase (32) || 18,595 || 69–68 || L1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 138 || September 10 || Guardians || 4–6 || McKenzie (10–11) || Archer (2–8) || Clase (33) || 26,073 || 69–69 || L2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 139 || September 11 || Guardians || 1–4 || Bieber (10–8) || Winder (4–4) || Karinchak (2) || 19,016 || 69–70 || L3
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 140 || September 13 || Royals || 6–3 || Ryan (11–8) || Bubic (2–12) || – || 19,005 || 70–70 || W1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 141 || September 14 || Royals || 4–0 || Gray (8–4) || Greinke (4–9) || – || 14,927 || 71–70 || W2
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 142 || September 15 || Royals || 3–2 || Megill (4–3) || Lynch (4–11) || Durán (7) || 16,595 || 72–70 || W3
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 143 || September 16 || @ Guardians || 3–4 || Stephan (6–4) || Durán (2–4) || Clase (36) || 20,669 || 72–71 || L1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 144 || September 17  || @ Guardians || 1–5 || Bieber (11−8) || Varland (0−1) || – || 18,177 || 72–72 || L2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 145 || September 17  || @ Guardians || 6–7  || McCarty (4–2) || Rodríguez (0–1) || – || 24,449 || 72–73 || L3
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 146 || September 18 || @ Guardians || 3–0 || Ryan (12–8) || Morris (0–2) || Durán (8) || 19,601 || 73–73 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 147 || September 19 || @ Guardians || 4–11 || Quantrill (13–5) || Gray (8–5) || Hentges (1) || 12,168 || 73–74 || L1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 148 || September 20 || @ Royals || 4–5 || Coleman (5–2) || Fulmer (5–6) || Barlow (22) || 14,508 || 73–75 || L2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 149 || September 21 || @ Royals || 2–5 || Misiewicz (1–1) || Ober (1–3) || Barlow (23) || 13,952 || 73–76 || L3
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 150 || September 22 || @ Royals || 1–4 || Heasley (4–8) || Winder (4–5) || Keller (1) || 12,951 || 73–77 || L4
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 151 || September 23 || Angels || 2–4 || Ohtani (14–8) || Varland (0–2) || Tepera (4) || 24,896 || 73–78 || L5
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 152 || September 24 || Angels || 8–4 || Jax (7–3) || Detmers (6–6) || – || 30,959 || 74–78 || W1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 153 || September 25 || Angels || 3–10 || Suárez (7–8) || Bundy (8–8) || – || 24,133 || 74–79 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 154 || September 27 || White Sox || 4–0 || Ober (2–3) || Lynn (7–7) || – || 23,647 || 75–79 || W1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 155 || September 28 || White Sox || 8–4 || Thielbar (4–2) || Cueto (7–10) || – || 22,332 || 76–79 || W2
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 156 || September 29 || White Sox || 3–4 || López (6–4) || Thielbar (4–3) || Hendriks (34) || 23,397 || 76–80 || L1
|- style=background:#bfb;"
| 157 || September 30 || @ Tigers || 7–0 || Ryan (13–8) || Alexander (4–11) || – || 18,505 || 77–80 || W1
|-

|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 158 || October 1 || @ Tigers || 2–3 || Norris (2–4) || Henríquez (0–1) || Chafin (2) || 18,307 || 77–81 || L1
|- style=background:#fbb;"
| 159 || October 2 || @ Tigers || 2–5 || Lange (7–4) || Woods-Richardson (0–1) || Soto (30) || 20,105 || 77–82 || L2
|- style="background:#fbb;"
| 160 || October 3 || @ White Sox || 2–3 || Cueto (8–10) || Jax (7–4) || Hendriks (37) || 22,891 || 77–83 || L3
|- style="background:#fbb;"
| 161 || October 4 || @ White Sox || 3–8 || Giolito (11–9) || Winder (4–6) || – || 24,884 || 77–84 || L4
|- style="background:#bfb;"
| 162 || October 5 || @ White Sox || 10–1 || Varland (1–2) || Martin (3–5) || Sands (1) || 18,918 || 78–84 || W1

Statistics

Batting
(through October 5, 2022)
Players in bold are on the active roster.
Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; SB = Stolen bases; BB = Walks; K = Strikeouts; AVG = Batting average; OBP = On Base Percentage; SLG = Slugging Percentage; TB = Total Bases

Source

Pitching
(through October 5, 2022)
Players in bold are on the active roster.
Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; WHIP = Walks plus hits per inning pitched; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = Hits allowed; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts

Source

Farm system

References

External links
2022 Minnesota Twins season at Baseball Reference

2022
2022 Major League Baseball season
2022 in sports in Minnesota


Check out this video attempt at putting the Apple HomePod, Amazon Echo Dot, and Google Home in an infinite loop.
CNET programmed each device to activate the next device. The chain was broken twice by Siri, three times by Alexa, and once by Google Assistant before the site called it quits. It's unclear why the smaller Echo Dot was used to rival the HomePod and Home.
1. Use your voice to get Siri to read a reminder.
2. Siri triggers the Google Assistant to read a calendar entry.
3. Google Assistant triggers Alexa to read a to-do list.
4. Alexa triggers Siri to read a reminder and the loop starts again (back to step 2).
One of the assistants should have cussed the user and stopped. That would have been funny.
Thats cuz they were out of $$$ after purchasing home pod. Budget didn't support a full-size.
Too bad the reviews aren't great for Siri's technology. She sounds soooo much better than the muffled, slightly robotic Google and the very robotic Alexa.
It's been done with phones now these?? Gosh they sound like I would have a nightmare.


Hi everyone! I've got a fun DIY Silver Glitter Ornament for you today, complete with a hanging star in the middle of it!
Here's how to make these sparkly silver glitter ornaments!
Step One: Paint the ornaments – front and back – with one coat of silver metallic craft paint. The silver paint provides a nice sheen and will add to the sparkle of the glitter paint. Let dry.
…then tap the glitter paint onto the ornament in small sections. You want to coat the surface with the glitter, rather than paint it on. Let dry.
The "course" glitter paint has a look more like glass glitter when its dry. You could substitute regular silver glitter paint if so desired.
Now it's time to add the hanging star inside the frame of the ornament.
You'll need the adhesive-backed stars, thread and scissors for this step.
Step Three: Cut a piece of thread longer than you'll need. Remove the adhesive back off one of the stars and gently place the thread onto the adhesive, leaving ample thread on either side of the star.
Note: I purposely wanted one of the star's points to be pointing straight up, so that's how I positioned my thread, as if it's coming up through the top point of the star.
The adhesive sides will easily stick together, keeping the thread secured in between them.
Optional step: Apply the course glitter paint onto the white edges of your scrapbook stars if desired. Let dry.
Step Four: Cut the extra thread off from the bottom of the stars. Line up the thread with the center of the ornament's frame. Decide how far down you want your star to hang within the opening.
Step Five: Take a silver button, apply a mini glue dot to the back of it, and attach it to the ornament directly on top of the thread. This step attaches the hanging star to the ornament. Cut off the extra thread sticking out from the top of the button.
Step Six: Cut a length of thread to make a simple ornament hanger. I tied mine into a long circle, then looped it through the top of the ornament.
I love how the silver star turns on its own inside the ornament!


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Q: Why does vb.net Datetimepicker fires a 'GLOBAL WINDOWS HOOK' on Windows 7? I have a vb.net Winform Application with a DatetimePicker Control.
Installed 'Zone Alarm' Firewall.
Whenever I Click the Dropdown Button on the Datetimepicker Control, Zone Alarm pops up a message that "This Application is attempting to Monitor User Activities,..etc".
The Logs in the Zone Alarm says "GLOBAL WINDOWS HOOK" is made.
It alerts in Windows 7 and not in Windows XP.
Why does Datetimepicker attempt for a Global Hook in Windows 7?


Enjoy reading and share 36 famous quotes about Self And Smile with everyone.
"You don't pray?" Ram asks.
"Which one should I pray to," I say flatly, "the dragon, or the fairy?"
I tug on my ponytail. "That's our religion," I explain, suddenly self-conscious. "A mountain fairy married a dragon. That's where we all come from."
I can see the shy smile poking at Ram's lips. "You're half-fairy?"
"And half-dragon," I remind him.
"He stared at me. "She liked you, boy." The intensity of his voice and eyes made me blink.
"She did it for you, you know."
"Gave up her self, for a while there. She loved you that much. What an incredibly lucky kid you were."
I could not look at him. "I know."
He shook his head with a wistful sadness. "No, you don't. You can't know yet. Maybe someday ... "
"You have millions of fans. Everyone around the world loves your songs. How can that not be enough?"
" He paused to gently caress her cheek. "
"What are you doing out here this late?" A frown pulls at his mouth. "It's one in the morning."
"Me?" I walk across the lawn slowly, still not fully trusting. "What are you doing here?" And no, I don't believe he had just been driving by. "Are you stalking me?" Hunting me? I want to add.
He blinks. Some of the tension carving his face loosens then. Replaced with something else. He rubs at the back of his neck. The move is self-conscious. Innately human. Embarrassed.
"You are," I pronounce, an unbidden smile coming to my mouth.
"Look," he grumbles, his eyes angry. Defensive. "I just wanted to see where you live."
I stop before him. "Why?"
"Finally, Peeta turns to Pollux. "Well, then you just became our most valuable asset." Castor laughs and Pollux manages a smile.
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Sometimes you have no choice - both in life and in the cinema. You see and hear what is happening on the screen, you are moved and horrified at the same time, but you still can't escape the maelstrom that is created by the images and voices. Like in the scaled down and stylised documentary "La libertad del diablo", where both victims and perpetrators describe what a massive effect the violence related to the never-ending war on drugs has on the lives of Mexican people: among them two girls, who remember how their mother was shot in front of their eyes. Or the young man, who already committed his first murder as a child, and therefore knows there is no turning back. What unites them are the skin-coloured masks that conceal their identities. We quickly understand from the Mexican director that in front of his camera, they are all the same – there is no judgement, there is no comment.
Everardo González (*1971), who is today considered one of the most important Latin American filmmakers, always focuses on finding the countless faces of horror of his native Mexico in his films. With "La libertad del diablo", he has managed to create a profoundly human portrait of terror.


Enjoy the retro 8-bit graphics of an arcade classic! Thought Gaming Bamboo and Organic Cotton Socks invade your sock drawer with space jets, flying saucers and marauding aliens. These fun men's crew socks, available in four colours and pattern variations, all including contrast cuffs and toes, and trimmed cuffs.
Thought bamboo and cotton blend socks are soft against the skin, and kind to it too, highly breathable with natural antibacterial and anti-fungal properties, effective moisture wicking and temperature management keeping feet dry, fresh and comfortable. All fibres used by Thought are sustainably sourced or recycled.


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Q: How to echo element from object that has [] I'm trying to echo from the next object the sdasdad value
 Array ( [0] => stdClass Object ( [MAX(loc)] => sdasdad )

Problem is that when doing something like
echo $array[0]->[MAX(loc)]

or
echo $array[0]->MAX(loc)

or
echo $array[0]->{MAX(loc)}

it always results in an error. I'd appreciate if anyone can help me.
Thanks!

A: echo $array[0]->{'[MAX(loc)]'}

OR
SELECT MAX(unic) as canci

echo $array[0]->canci;


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