Hai fatto il corso con Elena? Condividi la tua esperienza con noi!
I just finished a 3-day course with Elena and was blown away by the depth of culinary education that Elena provides as well as her hospitality. I feel privileged to have learned some of her cherished family recipes and had so much fun eating my way through Tuscan culture. If you are visiting Florence and a food lover, this needs to be at the top of your list.
Chef Elena's course has made us feel as though we have found the soul of Tuscany. Her class the perfect mixture of hands on cooking and tips only known by true Italian chefs. Elena and Jean made us feel at home immediately. Their warmth made us feel like family. Each class is then followed by a delectable 3-course meal that we prepared ourselves. We have had so much fun and gained so much knowledge. We can't wait to go home and share a piece of Tuscany with our friends and family. We can't say enough great things about this course. We will come back for sure!!
Our experience with Cucina con Vista was second to none. Elena taught us not only to cook a traditional Tuscan meal but offered us tips and more importantly the passion behind creation of the flavors. You must make a vist and spend time with this incredibile woman!
Damion Ortega, Tim Trotter, Jean-Marc Vanot and Don Crabtree enjoyed a fabulous cooking lesson with Elena ( and Jean). It was a wonderful opportunity to learn and enjoy traditional Tuscan flavors in an intimate and relaxing environment. The beautiful ingredients and delicious dishes were only surpassed by the lively and gracious company.
Thanks again for all of your help during our Florentine visit: it was most of memorable experience that we will not forget soon.
we loved all the courses. And we also really enjoyed chatting with Elena , especially during the lunch. Our experience was fantastic and we highly recommend it to anyone who asks, and we already have!!! I liked that Elena tried to get us to do the tasks quicker in order to get all the food ready at the same time. It was one of the most enjoyable times during our honeymoon!


Here is a recap of all the number one comics covered from the InvestComics Hot Picks during the month of December. As always, click on the comic cover/images or RED links to buy/bid any of the comics from ALL available Ebay sellers.
Venom Inc. #1 – Dan Slott, Mike Costa and Ryan Stegman.
Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II #1 – James Tynion IV and Freddie E. Williams II.
Captain Canuck,Year One #1 – Kalman Andrasofszky, Jay Baruchel and Marcus To.
The Consultant #1 – Jason Sterr and David Maine.
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Paradiso #1 – Ram V, Dev Pramanik and Dearbhla Kelly.
Barbarella #1 – Mike Carey and Kenan Yarar.
Klaus and the Crisis in Xmasville #1 – Grant Morrison and Dan Mora.
The Mighty Crusaders #1. – Ian Flynn and Kelsey Shannon.
Faith's Winter Wonderland Special #1 – Marguerite Sauvage.
Sleepless #1 – Sarah Vaughn, Leila Del Duca and Alissa Sallah.
Jupiter Jet #1 – Ashley Robinson, Jason Inman and Ben Matsuya.
Giants #1 – Carlos Valderrama and Miguel Valderrama.
Rumble #1 – John Arcudi and David Rubin.
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest #1 – Stieg Larsson, Runberg and Jose Homs.
Die Kitty Die Christmas Special – Dan Parent and Fernando Ruiz.
Monstro Mechanica #1 – Paul Allor and Chris Evenhuis.
Marvel Two-In-One #1 – Chip Zdarsky and Jim Cheung.
X-Men: Grand Design #1 – Ed Piskor.
The United States of Murder Inc. Annual #1 – Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Avon Oeming.
Quantum & Woody #1 – Daniel Kibblesmith and Kano.
Hellboy Krampusnacht #1 – Mike Mignola and Adam Hughes.
Backways #1 – Justin Jordan and Eleonora Carlini.
Assassinistas #1 – Tini Howard and Gilbert Hernandez.
Summit #1 – Amy Chu and Jan Duursema.
Phoenix Resurrection: The Return of Jean Grey #1 – Matthew Rosenberg and Leinil Francis Yu.
Star Wars The Last Jedi – The Storms of Crait #1 – Ben Acker, Ben Blacker and Mike Mayhew.
Hawkman Found #1 – Jeff Lemire, Bryan Hitch and Kevin Nowlan.
Ghosts of Hiroshima #1 – Jim Krueger and Luigi Borillo.
Bonehead #1 – Bryan Edward Hill and Rhoald Marcellius.
The Vark Knight Returns #1 – Dave Sim.
Scarlett's Strike Force #1 – Aubrey Sitterson and Nelson Daniel.
Magika #1 – David Lawrence, Kevin Juaire and Sebastian Cheng.
Casper & Wendy #1 – Jenni Gregory and S.A. Check.
Meteor Swarm #1 – Patrick Shand and Rich Bonk.
Batman and The Signal #1 – Scott Snyder, Cully Hamner and Tony Patrick.
Rise of the Black Panther #1 – Evan Narcisse ,Ta-Nehisi Coates and Paul Renaud.
Rogue & Gambit #1 – Kelly Thompson and Pere Perez.
Spawn: A Holiday Krampus Tale #1 – Ben Timmreck, Jordan Butler and Todd McFarlane.
Cosmo #1 – Ian Flynn and Tracy Yardley.
Watchvark #1 – Dave Sim, Gustave Dore and Sandeep Atwal.
Grimm Fairy Tales Presents Van Helsing vs Robyn Hood #1 – Ralph Tedesco.


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Q: grid.Destroy() not working after installing new Kendo UI release, saving changed data also not working We have been using Kendo UI Grid integrated with angularJS, using angular-kendo.js JavaScript library for the integration.
The new release of Kendo UI, which integrates the angular directives with the core Kendo functionality, has broken our application.
The grid.Destroy() function removes all columns except the  "Quantities" columns, which are array based JavaScript objects.
The "Quantities" columns which are left in the grid following grid.Destroy() are dynamically constructed at run time, since we do not know the number of "Quantities" columns until data is returned from the server.
All grid data is displayed correctly on initial page load.
Below is code being used.
 // one row of Jason sent from the server to populate the dataSource:

{"col1":[1,3],"col2":"12345","col3":[1,3],"col4":"Value","col5":1,"col6":"99999","col7":"324567-
29","col8":"22222","col9":"true","Quantities":
[{"qty":"3",   "modified":"false","status":"A"},
{"qty":"3",  "modified":"false","status":""},{"qty":"3", "modified":"false","status":""},
{"qty":"3","modified":"false", "status":""}]}

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// dynamically create column headers for partQuantities

// loop through lomPartNumberColumnHears to get column titles

var abcQtyColumnHeader = function (field, title, width, attributes, template) {

this.field = field;

this.title = title;

this.width = width;

this.attributes = attributes;

this.template = template;

}

// get length of ABCColumnHeaders to establish loop for creating partQuantity
column headers

var abcLength = ourData.ABCColumnHeaders.length;

// loop to push partQuantities column header objects onto colDefinitionData
array

for (var i = 0; i < ourData.ABCColumnHeaders.length; i++) {

var title = ourData.ABCColumnHeaders[i];

var QuantityField = "Quantities[" + i + "].qty";

var width = "46px";
var template = "
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";
var attributes = { style: "text-align:center" };
var abcQuantityColumnHeader = new abcQtyColumnHeader(partQuantityField, title,
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My RPi 3B decided to give up the ghost today or to be more accurate the 16Gb. micro SD card, in 24/7 service running DSLStats, harvesting my 1312B-10A routers stat's..
Initially noticed that DSLStats had locked up although the RPi was still responding to all commands, however, on attempting to re-boot the RPi wouldn't come back to life.
Memory card checked in another RPi and confirmed corrupt / faulty.
Re-programmed another 16 Gb. card, taking the opportunity to upgrade to "stretch", old card had still been running "jessie".
Stored an image of the completed configuration and back in service.
Re-formatted the old memory card and re-loaded full configuration without any errors, currently running this in a spare RPi, not sure if I will trust again for DSLStats service accepting that SD memory cards do have a finite life span.
Not sure of it's age but has been in DSLStats 24/7 service for some considerable time certainly back to MDWS days.
Which size cards can I use? I am interested in getting one of the cards you recommended.
I need some help from someone to get an operating system onto a card ready to use by SSH with no mouse or keyboard, so I can immediately just login to it over the (wired) LAN. If anyone has experience of an AArch64 system then that would be really superb, I would be very grateful.
I've just been using SanDisk cat 10 cards, mostly from Argos @ around £10 for 16Gb. micro SD cards, certainly nothing special but adequate to date.
Of course DSLStats with it's 60 sec. sample rate and 24/7 running cycle is quite an intensive work load, my 2 RPi Zero's certainly max out their CPU's during and for quite a time after sampling.
May have just been program corruption, after re-formatting and program re-loading looks OK again as I said, time will tell.
Could invest in a better quality (more expensive) card or just except the possible limitations of cheaper alternatives.
Certainly not a bad price for a 32Gb. high spec card.
Don't like the "Exclusively for Amazon Prime Members" notice, not seen that before, I refuse to be bullied into signing up for prime but of course pay the price as non prime customers would appear to have their normal Royal Mail delivered orders dispatch delayed, I can certainly get RM deliveries from other suppliers to my address much faster.
Another Microsoft in the making perhaps, Amazon's way or no way !
I'd recommend looking for an industrial specification SD Card.
These modern high capacity SD Cards that use very small process geometries for their flash all seem to suffer from 'read disturb' failures, eventually. Even 'good quality' ones like Sandisk.
Industrial cards, as well as using larger process geometries, have specific counter measures built into them to help avoid the phenomenon.
I've seen it before. Can't think of a specific example, but it happens more and more. Generally when something low-price is a particularly good deal.
By the way, the 64Gig Samsung card (£34.77) is available to us sub-prime plebs.
It's rare I need something so urgently I can't wait a week. (When I do, I just go to a shop.) The rest of Amazon prime is pure dross, for almost 100 quid a year. Bah Humbug.
Looking at industrial-spec cards, it seems to be difficult to spot ones with larger process geometries and/or measures against 'read disturb'.
The main sell seems to be that they'll survive in super-hostile environments. 24/7 in a well-ventilated over-specced raspberry pi, recording ephemeral line stats isn't that extreme.
I only use the micro sd as the boot partition, I use a usb stick for the root partition, simpler to backup and replace.


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SPECIAL REPORT-ISIS BIRTHPLACE TRACED TO US PRISON IN IRAQ!
Camp Bucca in 2008. (Photos by Andrea Bruce/The Washington Post)
The birthplace of the Islamic State (ISIS) has been traced to Camp Bucca, a detention center that was operated by the United States military during the Iraq war.
According to The Washington Post, many ISIS leaders, including Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, "were incarcerated and probably met" at Camp Bucca, "which had detained some of the war's most radical extremists along the Kuwait border." "According to former prison commanders, analysts and soldiers, Camp Bucca provided a unique setting for both prisoner radicalization and inmate collaboration — and was formative in the development of today's most potent jihadist force," reports the Post. Citing the terrorism research firm Soufan Group, the outlet mentions that a total of nine members of ISIS leadership were once detained at Bucca, located in the southern Iraqi town of Garma.
"Apart from Baghdadi himself, who spent five years there, his deputy, Abu Muslim al-Turkmani, as well as senior military leader Haji Bakr, now deceased, and the leader of foreign fighters, Abu Qasim, were incarcerated there, Soufan said," according to the Post. "Though it's likely that the men were extremists when they entered Bucca, the group added, it's certain they were when they left."
The Washington Post links the beginning of ISIS to the March 2009 release of hundreds of inmates from Bucca. Police Chief Saad Abbas Mahmoud told the Post that around 90 percent of the freed prisoners would return to the battlefield. Reports the newspaper, "Mahmoud's assessment of Camp Bucca, which funneled 100,000 detainees through its barracks and closed months later, would prove prescient," and "the camp now represents an opening chapter in the history of the Islamic State."
"From the ashes of what former inmates called an 'al-Qaeda school' rose the Islamic State," asserts the article.
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The Post reported, they spoke of two things: their conversion to radicalism — and revenge.
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CompuVision CEO Weighs in on Cyber Security in $1M Saskatoon Cyber Theft
Can your employees spot a phishing email? The days of Nigerian princes offering fortunes to anyone who can help them transfer funds are gone and in their place are more sophisticated correspondences that are hard for your spam folder (and many humans) to detect.
Earlier this month, the advancement of cyber scams hit Saskatoon hard as a high-tech criminal impersonated the CFO of a local construction company and managed to pilfer over $1 million dollars.
Ryan Vestby, CompuVision's CEO, spoke with Global News to offer expert insight on the security issues surrounding the crime. "My understanding of the Saskatoon case [is] they did not catch this quick enough, and the money, if it's outside the walls of Canada, it is as good as gone," Vestby said.
Available evidence suggests that this was the result of a phishing scam where the thief was able to impersonate a trusted member of the company in order to gain access to sensitive financial information. Instances of this type of crime are growing daily and this is only one recent example. In 2017, Edmonton's MacEwan University had nearly $12 million stolen due to a phishing scam.
"I would almost call [it] a pandemic – a digital pandemic that's happening where you're seeing this more and more," said Vestby, who recommended that corporations invest in cyber theft insurance to help recover funds when this happens.
Ethical Phishing: How CompuVision Helps Protect Clients with Cyber Security
One of the ways that CompuVision helps to train and protect clients and our own employees is with the use of "ethical phishing." Emails designed to look like typical phishing scams are sent out to see how many people are caught by them. We then teach people how to spot and avoid real scammers. This visual and hands on simulation helps drive home how easy it can be to miss a scam and what can be done to avoid them.
Vestby, an Edmonton native, says this can be an especially big problem for Canadians who are known for being friendly, open and trusting. "We have all of these traits that are perfect for cybercriminals," he said.


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Homeless man arrested for Salinas homicide
Updated: 7:54 AM PDT Jul 13, 2016
A homeless man has been arrested in connection with the 17th homicide of the year in Salinas.On July 5th, police responded to a report of a man down in the 100 block of Soledad Street and found Brian Carleton Todd, 49, unconscious, suffering from a head injury. He was transported to Natividad Medical Center for treatment.Police investigators determined that Ben Udo Mboso, 45, got into an argument with Todd, and caused him to fall, and strike his head.Todd, who was also homeless, was declared brain-dead on July 12th.Mboso taken into custody Tuesday and booked for homicide and parole violation.Police said the homicide is not considered gang related and appears to be the result of dispute among acquaintances.
SALINAS, Calif. —
A homeless man has been arrested in connection with the 17th homicide of the year in Salinas.
On July 5th, police responded to a report of a man down in the 100 block of Soledad Street and found Brian Carleton Todd, 49, unconscious, suffering from a head injury. He was transported to Natividad Medical Center for treatment.
Police investigators determined that Ben Udo Mboso, 45, got into an argument with Todd, and caused him to fall, and strike his head.
Todd, who was also homeless, was declared brain-dead on July 12th.
Mboso taken into custody Tuesday and booked for homicide and parole violation.
Police said the homicide is not considered gang related and appears to be the result of dispute among acquaintances.


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I'm taking some summer time off, but rerunning some of my favorite posts from days gone by….
You can't lead by committee and you can't live by committee.
I had a boss who used to tell me the first part all the time. He didn't mean I didn't need a team to work with and support. He just knew that I needed the courage to step out in confidence.
Standing on my own convictions and not leading by committee. It's that simple, but it's something I struggle with daily. It's the people-pleaser in me. I want people to like me and I want to please them — I miss the mark, a lot.
I've been struggling with some things and I've polled people for their opinion only to get a wide array of answers. It hit me today — it doesn't matter what people think, I will do what God calls me to do. It's that simple.
Does this mean I'll never listen to another word spoke over me — no, not at all. I cherish those friends who have the heart to speak up when I'm heading down a bad path or making questionable choices. I NEED these people in my life.
It's not that I don't value input, but some things are just between me and God. I have to follow where He leads me. Even as I write this I'm worried that some people will not like it. That's just life.
So, I ask you today….
Do you lead or live according to what God has for you or do you choose to double check everything with friends before moving forward on faith?
Aaannnddd…if it is a Baptist church you have a 'committee on committees'. Can you even believe that? I just about dropped my jaw when I heard that.
🙂 I remember this one. As I recall it came at a time in my life when I really neded it. Through this post the Lord gave me some much needed direction*. So, once again, it comes at a time in my life to not only remind but to refresh the call on my life and provide direction*.
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Yeah, it looks nice, but how did you do this?
Two plasma demo effects explained in five minutes, as they have been used in the award winning demo "Bang!" on the Atari 2600 VCS.
After explaining last year *why* I'm coding demos, this year I'm going to explain *how* simple it is to create a nice demo effect.
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Q: i have an error when creating an event i have the following:
a game class
class Game
{
    public event EventHandler GameOver;

    public void go()
    {
        PlayerAliveEventArgs playerAlive = new PlayerAliveEventArgs(Alive);
        GameOver(this, playerAlive);
    }
}

then i have a class
public  class PlayerAliveEventArgs : EventArgs
{
    public bool Alive { get; set; }

    public PlayerAliveEventArgs(bool deadOrAlive)
    {
        Alive = deadOrAlive;
    }
}

in another class i tie a method to the event...
public void Form_Load()
{
     game.GameOver += Form1_GameOverMethod; // it shows the error here.
     it says no overload of this method matches System.Eventhandler
}

public void Form1_GameOverMethod(object sender, PlayerAliveEventArgs e)
{
    if (!e.Alive)
    {
        GameTimer.Enabled = false;
        gameOver = true;
        Refresh();
    }
}

The error is:

Method doesn't exist in this context.

Why is that?
okay i made the following changes:
 public void Form1_GameOverMethod(object sender, EventArgs e)
 {
      PlayerAliveEventArgs d = (PlayerAliveEventArgs)e;
      if (!d.Alive)
      {
      }
 }

is it okay now? or will it fire some problems when i run it (i want to save myself debugging latter on..)

A: Event declaration:
public event EventHandler<PlayerAliveEventArgs> GameOver;

Subscription:
game.GameOver += Form1_GameOverMethod;

Event handler:
private void Form1_GameOverMethod(object sender, PlayerAliveEventArgs e)
{
    bool alive = e.Alive;
}

Firing:
if (this.GameOver != null) // does any subscriber exist?
{
    this.GameOver(this, new new PlayerAliveEventArgs(..));
}

A: You should use
game.GameOver += Form1_GameOverMethod;

A: Because you method is named Form1_GameOverMethod.

A: GameOverMethod doesn't exist in that context indeed. what exists however (and that's what you intended I suppose) is Form1_GameOverMethod.
A couple more remarks. First, before firing an event, you should check whether someone has subscribed to it or not.
if(GameOver!=null)
    GameOver(this, new PlayerAliveEventArgs(Alive));

Second, I believe you should change you event declaration to be:
public event EventHandler<PlayerAliveEventArgs> GameOver;

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/**
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 * 农残测试反应前后吸光度数值对
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public class pesticide_light_bean{
    private String preLight;//反应前吸光度
    private String endLight;//反应后吸光度

    public String getPreLight(){
        return preLight;
    }

    public void setPreLight(String preLight){
        this.preLight = preLight;
    }

    public String getEndLight(){
        return endLight;
    }

    public void setEndLight(String endLight){
        this.endLight = endLight;
    }
}

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It's tempting, in a field as subjective as garden design, to feel that rules do not apply. However, after 28 years and hundreds of projects later, I've come to believe in certain rules and guidelines that are neither fussy nor constraining. All have proven invaluable to me over my years of garden-making. Applied by any gardener, amateur or professional, they will result in a more successful, satisfying design.
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Let's start with two rules that can kick-start the process of laying out a landscape, then move on to guidelines that help in scaling the proportions of a garden's elements and, finally, to choosing and using the right plants.
Yes, this one's a "law," not just a rule! It addresses the root meaning of garden, which is "enclosure." This, to me, is absolutely critical in creating a sense of refuge and of feeling oneself within nature's embrace. The law of significant enclosure says that we feel enclosed when the vertical edge of a space is at least one-third the length of the horizontal space we're inhabiting. Probably derived from behavioral psychology studies, this rule came to me from a professor in graduate school, and it was one of the best things I learned.
On this project in Pacific Palisades, CA, an existing and overgrown row of ficus was reduced by half knowing it would still more than adequately enclose the patio. Illustration by David Despau.
Just yesterday, as I was starting the design of a patio that I wanted to separate from an adjacent play area, it gave me instant guidance for how tall a hedge I would need: the area was 17 feet wide, and so my hedge should be at least 6 feet. Sit near a tree in the park, or a wall, and gradually edge away, and you'll see how it works. Of course, there are times when the point of a landscape design is a monumental sense of scale or view, but the best gardens, whatever their size, modulate a feeling of enclosure and openness, and this rule will help.
The decking on a different project in Pacific Palisades, CA, creates a regulating line that is parallel to the plane create by the gray wall of the house in the upper right of the image. Another regulating line is created by the edge of the pool running parallel to the glass window on the home. These lines intersect at the base of the tree. Illustration by David Despau.
Le Corbusier hits on the two aspects (a bit paradoxical, perhaps) that make the regulating line so valuable. First is the idea of underlying order: that the garden, for all its naturalness, or wildness, is founded on strong principles—what's sometimes known in garden circles as "good bones." Second, that regulating lines—at least as I employ them—are subjective; it's the designer who identifies and manipulates them to create the garden. And I'd say that the use of the regulating line, more than any other concept, separates professional from amateur design.
Certain rules help us refine design. One is the Golden Ratio which is a ratio of proportion that's been observed in everything from the Great Pyramids at Giza to the Greek Parthenon and has been used throughout history as a guide to a pleasing sense of balance and order. The practical application that I make of the Golden Ratio involves its sibling, the Golden Rectangle, in which the ratio of the short side to the long side is equal to the ratio of the long side to the sum of both sides (a/b = b/a+b)—you probably didn't know that landscape architects had to learn math. Numerically, the Golden Rectangle ratio is close to 1: 1.6, a proportion I regularly use to lay out terraces, patios, arbors, and lawns. The raised beds in my vegetable garden are 5 by 8 feet. It's a rectangular proportion that always looks good—they don't call it golden for nothing!
Raised planters in my garden follow the Golden Rectangle. Note, too, the significant enclosure provided by the Eugenia hedge. Illustration by David Despau.
Another ratio may even be platinum: That's what I've always called the rule for step design advocated by landscape architect Thomas D. Church, often credited with creating the California style. Laid out in his seminal work Gardens Are for People, it says simply that twice the height of the riser plus the tread should equal 26 inches. That means that if the riser is 5 inches, the tread (what you walk on) should be 16 inches. All I can say is that the rule is true, and I've used it from steep canyon faces to gentle changes of patio levels. A useful corollary states that 5 feet is the minimum width for two people climbing steps side by side.
At this Mediterranean inspired garden in the Westwood neighborhood of Los Angeles, the tile-faced steps follow Church's ratio. Illustration by David Despau.
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A final rule related to scale and the sculpting of space is this: Go big. Faced with a decision to make a staircase wider or narrower, a pool longer or shorter, a pergola higher or lower, the answer is almost always the former. In my own garden, I remember laying out an arbor, with its posts 10 feet high, and listening to trusted friends wondering whether it wasn't "a little too tall." Thankfully I stuck to my guns, and some 18 years later, wreathed in wisteria and anchored at the ground by clusters of pots, the arbor seems just right.
At ten feet, this arbor in my garden allows for hanging and surrounding foliage to intertwine and connect the arbor to the space without infringing on the sense of space. Illustration by David Despau.
It's with plants, probably more than any other element of gardens, that the infinite variation and fickleness of nature is most evident—and so perhaps, they are the trickiest to prescribe rules for. And yet, successful planting is the crowning touch of a garden. Three rules have always served me well.
The big palms on this Mediterranean project were already on the property; the pepper tree followed. Then the hedges and vines were installed. Only after all this were the perennials and containers planted. Illustration by David Despau.
First, is to plant big to small: start with trees, then shrubs, then perennials, then ground cover. This is important not only in a compositional way (seeing the bigger forms first gives a better sense of the overall structure), but in a completely practical sense. Setting a big tree may require machinery or at least multiple gardeners and ample space for maneuvering and stationing amendments and soils; it would be sad to damage or undo some newly planted bed. This seems so obvious, but for lots of gardeners (the author included) a block of fresh perennials may be impossible to avoid planting right away. Be strong; resist the temptation.
Ornamental grasses, Miscanthus sinensis 'Morning Light' and Sesleria autumnalis flank a garden boardwalk in Pacific Palisades, CA. Using drifts on both sides of the walk reinforces a sense of mass planting. Illustration by David Despau.
I remember as a beginning garden designer in California being taken aside by my mentor, a transplanted Englishwoman who owned the nursery, walking through a vast block of salvia, and being told that I could, if I liked, use 30 of them—not the three or five I'd typically been planting. It was a liberating moment.
Maybe my favorite rule of all time, all the more charming for its need to be adjusted for inflation: It's better to plant a 50-cent plant in a $5 hole, than a $5 plant in a 50-cent hole. Imparted by Ralph Snodsmith, my first official gardening teacher at the New York Botanical Garden and talk radio host (a character whose working uniform was always a forest green three-piece suit), there is no greater planting wisdom. No matter how brilliant a plan one conceives, if the plants are not well planted—at the right height, in a sufficiently sized, and properly amended pit—the results will likely be poor. Some rules just can't be broken.
On yet another project in Pacific Palisades, CA, I planted a Brugmansia versicolor (angel's trumpet). This plant had been banging around in the back of my truck for weeks so I asked the client if they wanted it. With a well-dug and amended hole, it flourished. Illustration by David Despau.
ABOUT THE AUTHORGardens are such personal and individual expressions that the very idea that there is a "way" to create one seems almost insane. And the range of prescriptions about how it should be done—from conventional wisdom such as planting tall plants in the back of the border and short ones in front, to the ironclad strictures of codes, covenants, and restrictions—will stir the rebel impulse in any creative soul. Faced with a building code that dictates a 42-inch limit on planting, I will make it a point of honor to go higher. I am all for a healthy anarchistic impulse in the garden.
But I am also formally trained, the product of a prestigious East Coast graduate landscape architecture program—deemed ready to design gardens when I moved west to Los Angeles to begin my career. In fact, as I see it now, I knew only a few things then, and those in a largely theoretical way. What's more, my knowledge was to be tested and often subverted in my new environment. Everything was different: plants, climate, construction technologies—everything. The first time I saw eucalyptus trees hacked into coat-racks of stubs and stumps, I remember thinking "maybe that's how they're supposed to be pruned." (I got that sorted pretty quickly.) It was some years later—working first in a large office, then in a wonderful nursery where I got an intensive course in appropriate planting for Southern California—that I migrated towards residential garden design. There, personal involvement seemed the highest, and the experience of landscape the most intimate—just the thing that had drawn me to the field in the first place.
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Q: Make sure your adapter calls notifyDataSetChanged() I need help!, please. When I delete the first item in the list, after deleting all, it closes the application.
I detail what it says on the console:
The content of the adapter has changed but ListView did not receive a notification. Make sure the content of your adapter is not modified from a background thread, but only from the UI thread. Make sure your adapter calls notifyDataSetChanged() when its content changes.
this is the code last onCreate() :
private void listarDatos(){
        databaseReference.child("example").addValueEventListener(new ValueEventListener() {
            @Override
            public void onDataChange(@NonNull DataSnapshot dataSnapshot) {
                listDatos.clear();
                if(dataSnapshot.exists()){

                    for(DataSnapshot objSnapyshot: dataSnapshot.getChildren()){
                        Datos p = objSnapyshot.getValue(Datos.class);
                        listDatos.add(p);
                        arrayAdapterDatos = new ArrayAdapter<Datos>(MainActivity.this, android.R.layout.simple_list_item_1, listDatos);
                        listV_personas.setAdapter(arrayAdapterDatos);
                    }

                }

            }

            @Override
            public void onCancelled(@NonNull DatabaseError databaseError) {

            }
        });

    }

    private void iniciarFirebase(){
        FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this);
        firebaseDatabase = FirebaseDatabase.getInstance();
        databaseReference= firebaseDatabase.getReference();
    }

    @Override
    public boolean onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu) {
        getMenuInflater().inflate(R.menu.menu,menu);
        return super.onCreateOptionsMenu(menu);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem item) {

        if (item.getItemId() == R.id.icon_delete) {
            Datos ip = new Datos();
            ip.setUid(DatosSelected.getUid());
            databaseReference.child("example").child(ip.getUid()).removeValue();
            LimpiarCajas();
        }
        return true;
    }

    private void LimpiarCajas() {
        nombreP.setText("");
        distritoP.setText("");
        direccionP.setText("");
        referenciaP.setText("");
        telefonoP.setText("");
        productoP.setText("");
        pagoP.setText("");
    }

//....and class for the 'getter and setter'

public class Datos {

    private String Uid;
    private String Anombre;
    private String Bdistrito;
    private String Cdireccion;
    private String Dreferencia;
    private String Etelefono;

    public Datos(){

    }

    public String getUid() {
        return Uid;
    }

    public void setUid(String uid) {
        Uid = uid;
    }

    public String getAnombre() {
        return Anombre;
    }

    public void setAnombre(String anombre) {
        Anombre = anombre;
    }

    public String getBdistrito() {
        return Bdistrito;
    }

    public void setBdistrito(String bdistrito) {
        Bdistrito = bdistrito;
    }

    public String getCdireccion() {
        return Cdireccion;
    }

    public void setCdireccion(String cdireccion) {
        Cdireccion = cdireccion;
    }

    public String getDreferencia() {
        return Dreferencia;
    }

    public void setDreferencia(String dreferencia) {
        Dreferencia = dreferencia;
    }

    public String getEtelefono() {
        return Etelefono;
    }

    public void setEtelefono(String etelefono) {
        Etelefono = etelefono;
    }

    @Override
    public String toString(){
        return Anombre;
    }
}

A: You can try call arrayAdapterDatos.notifyDataSetChanged(); rigth after calling LimpiarCajas(); method
If that doesn't work try call arrayAdapterDatos.notifyDataSetChanged(); right after listV_personas.setAdapter(arrayAdapterDatos);


I'm making a survey using Google Forms. I plan (if I can find time) to distribute the dataset (or possibly a sanitized, trimmed, and if needed anonymized version of the data) under the Open Database License (ODbL) 1.0, similar to how it was done with the Stack Overflow Survey.
How can I best announce this? There's a standard text for the license, but is there any standard text for the above?
but, even though the above mostly relies on the well-thought-out license text, the little announcement was created just by myself, and I might be missing obvious caveats.
Responses to this survey will be stripped of personal or sensitive information, then published in aggregate as a dataset licensed under the Open Database License (v1.0).


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Wisdom in the first person
Memoir can be self-indulgent. It can also be serious moral reflection.
"America First" puts global neighbors last
It's not new for politicians to talk a lot about American jobs. But their nationalistic fervor is troubling.
True witness, absurd violence
Pope Francis's response to the killing of a French priest puzzled some. But it pointed to the true nature of Christian witness.
Conservatives for climate action
Trump and the RNC platform have little to say about climate action. Yet many steps we could take are inherently conservative.
Athletes without borders
In Rio, refugees will compete under an international flag. Maybe this will inspire new reflection on the purpose of a nation.
Unprohibited speech
Trump complains that tax-exempt rules require religious nonprofits to be silent on politics. He's wrong.
Guns made for slaughter
An assault weapons ban wouldn't end violence or hate—but it would reduce the body count.
Executive power on trial
There are 11 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S. The administration has to somehow prioritize who is slated for deportation.
Faith-filled reasoning
The National Day of Prayer has been challenged by a National Day of Reason. This duel of proclamations trades on the notion that the two stand in opposition.
The price of brutality
No charges were filed against the police officer who killed Tamir Rice. But others are being held responsible: taxpayers.
Phantom threats
Several recent state-level legislative efforts have something in common: they are solutions in search of a problem.
Misguided surveillance
Both Cruz and Trump say the U.S. needs special surveillance of Muslims. This is precisely the wrong conclusion to draw from terrorism in Europe.
Choosing to die
The church can be a space for difficult conversations about choices at the end of life—along with being a place for communal care.
Jesus trumps tribalism
Trump does well among those who identify as evangelical—but lack deep formation in faith. Formation fixes people's eyes on higher things.
Beyond the heavens
Last month, both the scientifically minded and the scientifically challenged paused to contemplate the far reaches of the cosmos.


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Google business chief Nikesh Arora resignshttps://indianexpress.com/article/business/companies/google-business-chief-nikesh-arora-resigns/
Google business chief Nikesh Arora resigns
Nikesh Arora, who joined Google nearly a decade ago, left Google to join Japan's Softbank.
By Reuters |San Francisco | Published: July 18, 2014 10:55:36 am
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Nikesh Arora's surprise departure was announced as Google reported results that beat investors' expectations. (Reuters)
Google Inc's chief business officer, one of Chief Executive Officer Larry Page's key lieutenants and the company's main liaison to Wall Street, is leaving the Internet search company, the latest high-ranking executive to depart.
Read: Walk the talk with Nikesh Arora
Nikesh Arora, who joined Google nearly a decade ago, will move to Japan's SoftBank Corp as vice chairman, according to a post by Page on the Google+ social network.
Omid Kordestani, who has led sales teams at Google for years, will take over in the interim, marking the latest change to Google's senior leadership in past months.
Android operating software boss Andy Rubin stepped aside last year, and Salar Kamangar, head of the YouTube video website, was succeeded in February by longtime Google ad executive Susan Wojcicki.
In April, Vic Gundotra, head of social networking services, said he was exiting.
Arora's surprise departure was announced as Google reported results that beat investors' expectations on Thursday.
Revenue in the three months ended June 30 totaled $15.96 billion, compared to $13.11 billion in the year-ago period. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S were looking for $15.61 billion in revenue.
The world's No.1 Internet search company said the number of "paid clicks" by consumers on its ads increased 25 percent year-on-year in the quarter. But the average price of the ads declined 6 percent.
Google earned $3.42 billion or $4.99 per share in the second quarter, versus $3.23 billion or $4.77 per share a year earlier. Excluding certain items, Google said it earned $6.08 a share.
Shares of Google were up roughly 1 percent in after hours trading on Thursday at $580.
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Description de la Louisiane. . . [with the map]...
Louis de Hennepin
Description de la Louisiane. . . [with the map] Carte de la Nouvelle France et de la Louisiane Nouvellement decouvertz dediee Au Roy l'An 1683. Par le Reverend Pere Louis Hennepin Missionaire Recollect et Notaire Apostolique.
Paris / 1683
6 x 3.5 inches
A Beautiful Example in Original Binding of the First Edition of Hennepin's First and Finest Work. With His Famous Map.
12mo (6x3 inches). 2 parts in 1 volume. [12], 312, 107 pages + folding map (i.e., complete). Contemporary calf, raised bands to spine, tooled in gilt, red morocco lettering piece, boards with blind tooled fillet, nicely restored. A wide-margined copy, not tampered with by 19th-century French binders as is sometimes the case; scattered dampstain to the text, mostly marginal, strongest at Ciii-[Cv]; a fine copy of the important map, newly mounted on a stub, very clean and in a very strong impression.
First edition. Hennepin (1626 - c.1701) was a Franciscan missionary and explorer. He received orders to travel to Canada in an expedition approved by the powerful Minister Colbert and commanded by the King of France, accompanying Rene Robert Cavelier, Sieur de la Salle, recently appointed to the governorship of Fort Frontenac, in Nouvelle France. In 1675 they set sail. The vessel also carried Francois de Laval de Montmorency, Bishop of Quebec, whose acquaintance proved useful in Canada. Upon making port in the French dominions of Canada, Hennepin began traveling without comfort throughout the region, providing us a testimony of his explorer spirit, his luggage often being carried by dogs, at other times by canoe (Catholic Encyclopedia). These experiences gained him knowledge on the language and customs of the natives. In 1679, Hennepin joined the expedition led by La Salle through the Great Lakes. It is during this expedition that the Niagara Falls and the Saint Anthony Falls (Minneapolis) were discovered.
In 1683, Hennepin's account was published, giving us with the first report of Niagara Falls, the first description of Louisiana, the first account of the headwaters of the Mississippi above the Wisconsin and the first map to name Louisiana.
"This is the earliest printed account of La Salle's 1678-79 expedition to Illinois (and the building of Fort Crevecoeur), written by the explorer's close companion, Father Hennepin. It is the first to relate Hennepin's travels up the Mississippi, his discovery of the Falls of St. Anthony, and his captivity among the Sioux. It is also the first to describe Niagara Falls and to use the name Louisiana. The Description is considered Hennepin's most accurate work. A Recollect missionary who spent 11 years in America, he was one of the great pioneers of exploration in the western Great Lakes and the upper Mississippi." (Nebenzahl).
The map, Carte de la Nouvelle France et de la Louisiane, is remarkably important, its influence cannot be overstated as it is the first map to name Louisiana. The map was engraved by Roussel and embellished with a cartouche by N. Guerard.
A rare book in the market, especially when complete with the map. Until 1999 (the Siebert Sale, Sotheby's New York, Oct 28, lot 660, $48,875), no copy is registered at auction for over 25 years (AE). Nebenzahl offered a copy in 1979 for $5,500.
Dow, Niagara Falls, page 23; European Americana 683/96; Graff 1858; Greenly 8; Howes H415 ("c"); Sabin 31347; Schwartz & Ehrenberg, page 130; Streeter sale I:102; Vail 222; Wheat, Transmississippi West, 62 and pages I:49-50.
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Home » Budget Industry » Navy, Lockheed Haven't Reached Cost Deal on LCS Combining Gear
Navy, Lockheed Haven't Reached Cost Deal on LCS Combining Gear
USS Milwaukee (LCS-5) steams through the ocean, on Dec 16, 2021. US Navy Photo
The Navy and Lockheed Martin are still negotiating the cost breakdown for a fix to the Freedom variant Littoral Combat Ship that has restricted the operations of most ships in the class, a service official said last week.
Capt. Andy Gold, the program manager for the Navy's Littoral Combat Ship, told reporters at the annual Surface Navy Association symposium that the discussions about cost are still ongoing.
"Not a whole lot has changed since Admiral Moton held the roundtable with all of you. So we're still in negotiations with Lockheed Martin. But it goes back to the basic requirements of the contract," Gold said, referring to a November media call with Program Executive Office for Unmanned and Small Combatants Rear Adm. Casey Moton.
"And we are going to take everything under the contract that we have as remedy. And this has been a very serious problem and we want to make sure that we work with industry to hold to the terms of the contract," Gold continued.
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Mike Gilday announced in mid-November that the Navy had found and tested a fix for the combining gear, which connects to the ship's diesel and gas turbine engines. At the same time, the Navy said it had taken delivery of the future USS Minneapolis-Saint Paul (LCS-21) after the ship's delivery was delayed due to the combining gear issue.
Gold last week declined to estimate the cost to fix each ship. It's unclear how the costs will break down between the shipbuilder and the Navy.
Overview of the combining gear in the Freedom-class Littoral Combat Ship.
"Right now, we have contracts that provide us some remedy. And we're going to exercise the remedy as much as we can," he said.
Despite not yet arriving at a deal with Lockheed over cost, Gold said the Navy is working to fix the ships.
"Even as the negotiations go on, we already have folks – we've already started on the good work down on LCS-19. So we're not holding up at all," Gold said, referring to USS St. Louis (LCS-19), which was commissioned in 2020.
Gold said the solution for the combining gear issue includes using a journal bearing instead of a ball bearing.
"The root cause analysis determined that there were issues with the ball bearings that were tied to the high-speed clutch. So what we basically found is that the ball bearings weren't sufficient to handle the loading of what they were seeing from the main drivers," Gold said. "So our industry partners and our technical folks on the Navy [side] determined that the best way to solve that was with a journal bearing. Journal bearings [are] well-proven in the Navy. It can handle the loads."
Article Keywords: CNO Adm. Michael Gilday, Freedom-class, USS Cooperstown (LCS-23), USS Detroit (LCS-7), USS Fort Worth (LCS-3), USS Freedom (LCS-1), USS Milwaukee (LCS-5), USS Minneapolis-St. Paul (LCS-21)
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Home Health The Best Bone Broths for Overall Health
The Best Bone Broths for Overall Health
While bone broth is enjoying some newfound popularity among humans and baby Yodas, it's been around for thousands of years and has been consumed by civilizations all over the world. And for good reason: bone broth offers a wide variety of benefits, including high levels of gelatin, collagen, and amino acids. Beyond just tasting good, it has multiple health benefits, according to Harvard Medical School.
The No. 1 benefit that will please bodybuilders is that it's a good source of protein, with anywhere from 6 to 12 grams in a cup. Advocates will say the broth can do much more than that, including improving bone health and digestion but Harvard's experts refute those claims.
Some might tell you to drink it for joint health. Harvard says, "Although bone broth contains collagen, dietary collagen isn't absorbed as is and sent straight into your joints. Like other proteins, collagen is broken down into amino acids, which become building blocks for body tissues. It won't be transported directly to your knees, hips, or other joints."
But will it strengthen your bones? Probably not. "Just because a soup is derived from bone doesn't mean it will build bone or prevent osteoporosis," Harvard's website says. "Even when simmered for 48 hours, bones release very little calcium into the broth."
But making the broth takes time (up to 24 to 48 hours). Luckily, there are plenty of health store-bought options that you can turn to. Caitlin VanDreason, a registered dietitian and clinical nutrition manager at Harvard-affiliated Cambridge Health Alliance, suggests adding vegetables whether you go the homemade or store-bought route.
"Soup adds volume to what you're eating so you get full faster. It's a good way to have a really filling meal without a ton of calories," VanDreason says.
Beware, though, of adding things like starches or even flour to thicken up your broth—that's where unneeded and excess calories can start to hurt you.
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Both of us grew up thinking we knew who Jesus was, but we were very wrong! As a result of our faulty perspectives, I (Tom) rejected Jesus, and Ali simply ignored Him. It wasn't until college that we independently came to know Jesus through the Scriptures and the incarnational ministry of DiscipleMakers' staff and students. Now, as DiscipleMakers missionaries ourselves, we greatly delight in helping others know Jesus too!
I serve as DiscipleMakers' Chief Director of Development, focusing on recruiting, interviewing and training our newest missionaries through their initial support-raising. Meanwhile, Ali's passion for musical worship makes her a great fit for helping to lead DiscipleMakers' worship teams for student and staff conferences. Ali also loves ministering God's grace through His Word to younger staff women who, in turn, invest in others.


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What's driving capital market developments in South Africa and Namibia?
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Pebble Beach can help under-fire US Open chiefs turn the tide after wave of criticism
Michael Searles
The US Open returns to Pebble Beach this week for the third time since the turn of the century and organisers the United States Golf Association will be hoping it is not another Major cast in criticism.
USGA officials have always been keen to make the US Open the toughest, most challenging tournament in golf, but time and again have been accused of getting the balance wrong.
The iconic Pebble Beach, celebrating its centenary, appears to be a chance at redemption. But the organisers have a precedent of not learning from their mistakes.
Read more: Sam Torrance: Patrick Cantlay back to winning ways with a little help from Jack Nicklaus
Last year at Shinnecock Hills was just as much of a disaster as it had been at the same venue in 2004. Dry greens and poorly positioned pins left players frustrated, with Phil Mickelson even putting a moving ball on the fast greens.
The 48-year-old has already taken a swipe at organisers ahead of this year's event, saying: "I've played, what, 29 US Opens. A hundred per cent of the time, they have messed it up if it doesn't rain."
The 2015 edition at Chambers Bay suffered a similar fate with greens that were more brown than green due to the dried out grass, while Merion in 2013 was tinkered with almost beyond recognition.
In 2017 the problems were overcompensated, with fairways at Erin Hills too forgiving as Brooks Koepka romped to victory on 16 under par.
The criticism has been fierce and unrelenting this decade, to the point where players have even mooted the idea of boycotting the US Open.
As a result, this year is the first since 2004 in which USGA chief executive Mike Davis has stepped aside from course set-up duties, promoting John Bodenhamer, who has been responsible for the organiser's amateur championship courses since 2011.
Rory McIlroy claimed the Canadian Open last weekend
How much of a difference it will make, with Davis overseeing operations, and Bodenhamer insisting it's "imperative for us to keep our DNA of being tough, stern and challenging", will only be known come Thursday's tee-off.
Rory McIlroy won his first Major at the US Open back in 201 but, after struggling in recent years with multiple scores over par, he says this year's tournament is a chance for the USGA to redeem themselves.
"They're trying to do as good a job as they can. I think they'll admit they've made a couple of mistakes over the last couple of years. Everyone does," said the Northern Irishman, who won the Canadian Open on Sunday.
"We should give them the chance to redeem themselves. If they can't redeem themselves at Pebble Beach, there could be a problem."
For favourite Koepka, who is going in search of a third successive US Open title, there is little issue with recent set-ups, but this year's other Major winner, Tiger Woods, has also levied some criticism at the organisers.
Tiger Woods won the US Open at Pebble Beach in 2000 with a record-breaking 15-shot win
Woods won his first US Open at Pebble Beach in 2000 with a record 15-shot win and has suggested that the USGA need to get back to the basics.
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"I thought it was just narrow fairways, hit it in the fairway or hack out, move on," he said. "Now there's chipping areas around the greens, less rough, graduated rough. They try to make the Open strategically different. I just like it when there's high rough and narrow fairways, and 'go get it, boys'."
In the USGA's favour is the illustrious history of Pebble Beach, which is hosting its sixth US Open.
While organisers have tried to innovate, perhaps this year it is time to simply look to the past.
Trump attacks euro and repeats criticism of Fed


I am pretty picky about my dishwashing liquid. I had a favorite and still love my favorite but something new is edging it out. You see, I care about my hands. If you are like me, you want to keep soft hands too. I know, dishwashing liquid is for dishes and getting them clean. Who cares about your hands. Well, I do.
I have tried Dawn and then Dawn Renewal in the pink and green. No luck for me. Swore to not try Dawn again. It just eats the tips of my fingers. I have sensitive skin. I feel it probably works pretty well at getting dishes clean though.
I saw this new product while picking up my regular dishwashing liquid. It's called Dawn Hand Renewal with Olay beauty (Tropical Shea Butter Scent). The liquid is a pale white and in a clear see through bottle. I just don't know what it is about this scent! It smells soooo good! At least, I like it. I feel like I'm washing my dishes in a morrocan spa treatment. My hands are soft. The kitchen smells good too. Maybe it's the shea butter that gives off that wonderful smell. Doing dishes can be a soothing experience now. Well not quite.
I used a bottle doing my dishes and finished it. I then went back to my regular liquid with reluctance. I finished my regular bottle off and right back to Dawn Shea Butter. I missed that scent! So enticing! I've never ever used a dishwashing liquid with such relaxing qualities.
Dawn Shea Butter has a nice creamy consistency with good suds in the sink. Cleans well too.
I hope you have the same experience as I have with this product. We are looking for products such as hand soaps and lotions for our hands to make them soooo soft. Dawn Shea Butter can be an added bonus! Give it a try!


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Peter Benoit
composer conductor musicologist politician
August 17, 1834 (age 66)
Harlebeke, Flanders, Belgium
In 1851 Benoit entered the Brussels Conservatoire, where he remained till 1855, studying primarily with FJ Fétis. During this period he composed music to many melodramas, and to the opera Le Village dans les montagnes for the Park Theatre, of which in 1856 he became the resident conductor. The accompanying money grant enabled him to travel through Germany. In the course of his journings he found time to write a considerable amount of music, as well as an essay called L'École de musique flamande et son avenir. Fétis loudly praised his Messe solennelle, which Benoit composed in Brussels on his return from Germany. In 1861 he visited Paris for the production of his opera Le Roi des Aulnes ("The Erl King"), which, though accepted by the Théâtre Lyrique, was never performed. (He also composed a work for piano and orchestra called Le Roi des Aulnes) While there he conducted at the Théâtre des Bouffes Parisiens. Again returning home, he astonished the musical community with the production in Antwerp of a sacred tetralogy, consisting of his Cantate de Noël, the above-mentioned Mass, a Te Deum and a Requiem, in which were embodied to a large extent his theories about Flemish music. Benoit passionately pursued the founding of an entirely separate Flemish school, and to that purpose even changed his name from the French "Pierre" to the Dutch equivalent "Peter". Through prodigious effort he succeeded in gathering a small group of enthusiasts who recognized with him the potential for a Flemish school that would differ completely from the French and German schools. However these intentions failed, as the school's faith was tied too closely to Benoit's music, which was hardly more Flemish than it was French or German. Benoit's most important compositions include the Flemish oratorios De Schelde (The river Scheldt) and Lucifer (which met complete failure when it was staged in London in 1888), the operas Het Dorp in 't Gebergte (The village in the mountains) and Isa, and the Drama Christi, a huge body of songs, choruses, small cantatas and motets. Benoit also wrote a great number of essays on musical matters. He also composed a Flute Concerto (Symphonic Tale), Op. 43a, and a Piano Concerto (Symphonic Tale), Op. 43b. He died in Antwerp on 8 March 1901, aged 66.
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Peter Benoit was a Flemish composer of Belgian nationality.
Petrus Leonardus Leopoldus Benoit was born in Harelbeke, Flanders, Belgium in 1834.
In 1851 Benoit entered the Brussels Conservatoire, where he remained till 1855, studying primarily with FJ Fétis. During this period he composed music to many melodramas, and to the opera Le Village dans les montagnes for the Park Theatre, of which in 1856 he became the resident conductor. The accompanying money grant enabled him to travel through Germany.
In the course of his journings he found time to write a considerable amount of music, as well as an essay called L'École de musique flamande et son avenir. Fétis loudly praised his Messe solennelle, which Benoit composed in Brussels on his return from Germany. In 1861 he visited Paris for the production of his opera Le Roi des Aulnes ("The Erl King"), which, though accepted by the Théâtre Lyrique, was never performed.
(He also composed a work for piano and orchestra called Le Roi des Aulnes) While there he conducted at the Théâtre des Bouffes Parisiens. Again returning home, he astonished the musical community with the production in Antwerp of a sacred tetralogy, consisting of his Cantate de Noël, the above-mentioned Mass, a Te Deum and a Requiem, in which were embodied to a large extent his theories about Flemish music. Benoit passionately pursued the founding of an entirely separate Flemish school, and to that purpose even changed his name from the French "Pierre" to the Dutch equivalent "Peter".
Through prodigious effort he succeeded in gathering a small group of enthusiasts who recognized with him the potential for a Flemish school that would differ completely from the French and German schools. However these intentions failed, as the school's faith was tied too closely to Benoit's music, which was hardly more Flemish than it was French or German. Benoit's most important compositions include the Flemish oratorios De Schelde (The river Scheldt) and Lucifer (which met complete failure when it was staged in London in 1888), the operas Het Dorp in 't Gebergte (The village in the mountains) and Isa, and the Drama Christi, a huge body of songs, choruses, small cantatas and motets.
Benoit also wrote a great number of essays on musical matters. He also composed a Flute Concerto (Symphonic Tale), Op. 43a, and a Piano Concerto (Symphonic Tale), Op.
43b. He died in Antwerp on 8 March 1901, aged 66.
In 1857 Peter Benoit won the Belgian Prix de Rome for his cantata Le Meurtre d'Abel.
A Dictionary of Music and Musicians (1450-1889): Index to the 4 volumes
March 8, 1901 (aged 66)
Prix de Rome
The Prix de Rome was a French scholarship for arts students, initially for painters and sculptors, that was established in 1663 during the reign of Louis XIV of France.


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1926 24 Jun Enoch Olinga, future Hand of the Cause of God, was born in Abaango, Uganda. Abaango; Uganda Enoch Olinga; Hands of the Cause; Hands of the Cause, Births and deaths; Births and deaths
1952 Feb Enoch Olinga became a Bahá'í, the third Ugandan and the first of the Iteso tribe to accept the Faith.
See TG160 for the story of how he became a Bahá'í. Uganda Enoch Olinga
1953 Oct Enoch Olinga arrived in Victoria (Limbé) and was named a Knight of Bahá'u'lláh for the British Cameroons. [BW13:449]
The first Cameroonian to become a Bahá'í in British Cameroon was a youth, Jacob Tabot Awo.
The first Cameroonian adult to become a Bahá'í was Enoch Ngompek of the Bassa tribe.
The first Cameroonian woman to become a Bahá'í was Esther Obeu, the wife of David Tanyi. Victoria (Limbe); British Cameroon; Cameroon; Nigeria Enoch Olinga; Knights of Bahaullah; First Bahais by country or area
1954 Apr The arrival of Knight Mr. Enoch Olinga in British Cameroon. [BWNS291] British Cameroon; Africa Knights of Bahaullah; Enoch Olinga; BWNS
1957 3 Feb Enoch Olinga arrived in the Holy Land, the first black African Bahá'í to go on pilgrimage. Haifa Enoch Olinga; First pilgrims; Pilgrims
1957 Oct The third contingent of Hands of the Cause of God was appointed: Enoch Olinga, William Sears, John Robarts, Hasan Balyuzi, John Ferraby, Collis Featherstone, Rahmatu'lláh Muhájir and Abu'l-Qásim Faizí. [GBF111; MBW127; PP254, 442; SS47]
See TG160 for the story of how Enoch Olinga reacted to the news of being appointed a Hand of the Cause of God. Haifa Hands of the Cause; Hands of the Cause, Appointments; Hands of the Cause, Contingents; Hands of the Cause, Third Contingent; Enoch Olinga; William Sears; John Robarts; Hasan Balyuzi; John Ferraby; Collis Featherstone; Rahmatullah Muhajir; Abul-Qasim Faizi
1979 16 Sep Enoch Olinga—Hand of the Cause of God and Knight of Bahá'u'lláh—his wife and three of his children were murdered in Kampala, Uganda. (b.24 June, 1926) [BBD 172; BW18:633]
He was buried near the grave of Hand of the Cause Mr Banání with the graves of his wife and children nearby. [CG132]
Shoghi Effendi had appointed him among the third contingent on the 2nd of October, 1957. [MoCxxiii]
For his obituary see BW18:618–35.
See Bahá'í Blog for a tribute to his life.
Early in May soldiers had invaded his home and thoroughly sacked it. The president of Uganda was a Nilotic and a native of northern Uganda as were a majority of his army. After taking control of the country they began to take reprisals from rival tribes and those who they thought had supported Idi Amin. [CG127]
On the morning of the murders Mr. Olinga and his family had participated in a work detail at the Temple grounds. After the evening meal a group of soldiers entered their compound and murdered him as well as his wife Elizabeth the children Táhirih and Lennie. [CG130-132]
Claire Gung, the "Mother of Africa", had had an extraordinarily accurate dream and had warned Mr. Olinga of his danger. [CG163] Kampala; Uganda Enoch Olinga; Hands of the Cause; Hands of the Cause, Births and deaths; Births and deaths; Knights of Bahaullah; In Memoriam; Hands of the Cause, Third Contingent; Persecution, Uganda; Persecution, Deaths; Persecution; dream
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Hands of the Cause of God: Personal Recollections, by Bill Washington (2014). Recollections of A.Q. Faizi, A.A. Furútan, Clara Dunn, Rúhíyyih Khánum, Ugo Giachery, Leroy Ioas, Enoch Olinga, Rahmátu'lláh Muhajir, Bill Sears, Agnes Alexander, John Robarts, Collis Featherstone, and Jalal Khazeh. [about]
Messages from the Universal House of Justice 1963-1986: Third Epoch of the Formative Age, by Universal House of Justice (1996). [about]
Olinga, Enoch, by Richard Francis (1998). Life of Hand of the Cause of God and "Father of Victories." [about]
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Landon Michniak
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Timeline G A PTS PPG PPA SH SHA PIM GW for 2018-19 Regular Season Playoffs
09/22/2018 L 6-7 Valley Jr. Warriors 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0
09/23/2018 W 5-2 Valley Jr. Warriors 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 0
10/01/2018 L 3-5 at Philadelphia Jr. Flyers 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
10/06/2018 W 4-3 Walpole Express 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
10/13/2018 W 9-1 at Lehigh Valley Jr. Rebels 1 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 2 0
10/15/2018 L 0-6 at New Jersey 87s 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
10/23/2018 L 2-3 at East Coast Wizards 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
10/24/2018 L 2-5 at Seahawks Hockey Club 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
10/26/2018 W 5-1 at New England Wolves 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0
10/27/2018 L 4-5 at New England Wolves 1 2 1 3 0 1 1 0 0 0
10/31/2018 L 3-4 New Hampshire Avalanche 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0
11/03/2018 L 2-5 at New York Apple Core 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
11/04/2018 W 6-2 at New York Apple Core 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
11/11/2018 L 2-3 New Jersey 87s 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 0
11/12/2018 W 3-1 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights 1 0 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0
11/17/2018 W 2-1 Boston Jr. Rangers 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
11/18/2018 L 3-5 Boston Jr. Rangers 1 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0
12/05/2018 W 4-2 East Coast Wizards 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
12/08/2018 W 5-2 Team Maryland 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
12/13/2018 L 2-5 Philadelphia Little Flyers 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 0
12/19/2018 L 2-4 at New Hampshire Avalanche 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 0
01/05/2019 W 4-3 Connecticut Chiefs 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 17 0
01/13/2019 W 7-1 New England Wolves 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
01/18/2019 W 5-1 Seahawks Hockey Club 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
01/25/2019 W 6-2 Philadelphia Revolution 1 0 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0
01/31/2019 W 5-2 Connecticut RoughRiders 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 0
02/16/2019 W 3-1 at Boston Jr. Rangers 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
02/19/2019 W 11-1 North Carolina Golden Bears 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
02/23/2019 L 5-7 at Connecticut Chiefs 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 6 0
02/24/2019 W 6-3 at Connecticut RoughRiders 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Regular Season Totals 38 11 25 36 5 8 1 2 90 0
03/14/2019 W 4-1 at East Coast Wizards 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 8 0
Playoffs Totals 5 0 4 4 0 2 0 0 22 0
2018-19 Totals 43 11 29 40 5 10 1 2 112 0
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Q: Laravel session not destorying I have read so many stack questions but still i cant fix my issue
i have some data of array which i will store in session after successful login
 session(['menuList' => $menuList]);

and
 session(['pageList' => $fullPage]);

when user click logout button then i will do the following
 session_destroy();
            $request->session()->forget('pageList');
            $request->session()->forget('menuList');
            Session::flush();
            $request->session()->flush();
            Auth::logout();

but still if i print session value in login page session has not been destroyed. i dont know why it doesn't destroy
Even i given
public function __construct()
{
    session_start();
}

Can any one help me how i can fix this issue

A: Using $request->session() is for current request, For all requests you need just session(), use as below
session()->forget('pageList');

A: I have fixed my issue by adding Logout Route Outside the middleware user session


NHSNHS campaigners rally for Macclesfield marchA Save Our NHS Demonstration will take place in Market Place on Saturday, February 3.
NHSMacclesfield will march against NHS cutsA demonstration against continued cuts and loss of funding has been organised for February 3.
East Cheshire HospiceTeen mates who have busked across Macclesfield hand donation to hospiceMatt Ellis, Marcus Parr and Matthew Bean performed in town to raise funds.
SuttonFarm shop shut after 10 years at heart of village communityJeff and Pam Skinner have closed the doors to Lane Ends Farm Shop in Sutton, Macclesfield.
MacclesfieldRocking horse beautifully restored thanks to community furniture projectThe horse was restored as part of the Cheshire Streetwise furniture reuse project in Macclesfield.
Treacle MarketStrong man has soft touch on veg stall in Macclesfield marketChris Waterhouse, 35, who competes in strong man competitions has opened the stall with partner Vicki.
Alift Harewood'A Love Letter to Macc' goes on displayThe display is a collection of letters written by visitors to the Barnaby Festival.
Treacle MarketMorris men and pampered pooches at Macclesfield Treacle MarketThe market hosted its dog show for another year.
Treacle MarketIn Pictures: In the pink for events to raise money for breast cancerDoor staff across Macclesfield will be among those dressed up for Paint Macc Pink.


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Q: Как вывести путь между вершинами, полученный с помощью алгоритма Дейкстры (в алгоритме Джонсона)? Работаю над программой, которая находит кратчайшие пути между вершинами взвешенного ориентированного графа с помощью алгоритма Джонсона,в котором, собственно, и используется алгоритм Дейкстры. После того, как в графе с ребрами отрицательных весов, были изменены веса, к каждой вершине применяется алгоритм Дейкстры. Вот сама функция:
SingleSP djikstra(const Graph& g, int s)
{
    SingleSP dist(g.size(), INF);
    set<pair<int,long>> frontier;

    frontier.insert({0,s});

    while (!frontier.empty())
    {
        pair<int,long> p = *frontier.begin();
        frontier.erase(frontier.begin());

        int d = p.first;
        int n = p.second;

        dist[n] = d;

        for (auto e : g[n])
        {
            if (dist[n]+e.cost < dist[e.head])
            {
                if (dist[e.head] != INF)
                    frontier.erase(frontier.find({dist[e.head], e.head}));
                frontier.insert({dist[n]+e.cost, e.head});
                dist[e.head] = dist[n]+e.cost;
            }
        }
    }

    return dist;
}

С помощью этой функции находится кратчайший путь между двумя вершинами, но так как функция вызывается несколько раз, мы находим необходимое число расстояний. Вот вызов функции:
AllSP allsp(g.size());
    for (int i = 1; i < g.size(); i++)
    {
        allsp[i] = djikstra(g, i);
    }

Здесь используется:
    struct Edge
        {
          int head;
          long cost;
        };

    using Graph = vector<vector<Edge>>;
    using SingleSP = vector<long>;
    using AllSP = vector<vector<long>>;
    const long INF = LONG_MAX;

Хочу создать матрицу, в которой будут хранится списки вершин, через которые были найдены кратчайшие пути для каждой пары вершин, но пока не понимаю, как это сделать (хотя уже читала соответствующий материал). Вывод самих вершин планирую реализовать в другой функции.
Помогите, пожалуйста, разобраться, как это лучше всего сделать.
P.S. Программа не моя, исходник брала на GitHub: https://gist.github.com/ashleyholman/6793360/ae69b92bad8d5ba6bf0383efcd92a2e6b8760ab0 .

A: Если после отработки алгоритма Дейкстры у вас сохранился полученный в процессе его работы массив dist[] (а все эти массивы у вас сохраняются в allsp), то восстановить по нему кратчайший путь несложно: в вершину n вы пришли из той соседней вершины m, для которой выполняется
dist[n] = dist[m] + e.cost;

где e - это ребро из m в n. Если таких m окажется несколько, то можно брать любую из них.
Так что если вы хотите построить кратчайший путь между вершинами u и v, то вам надо взять ваш массив allsp[u] и в нем, начиная с вершины v отступать по одному шажку назад (вышеописанным способом), пока вы не доберетесь до u. (Или наоборот, взять массив allsp[v] и в нем отступать от u до v.)

На самом деле, если вам нужна такая информация, то ее можно было сохранить еще в процессе работы алгоритма Дейкстры. Кратчайший путь в вершину n проходит через ту соседнюю вершину m, из которой вершина n получила свою последнюю (т.е. минимальную) пометку dist[n].