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Guts UK is excited about recent research on Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) from Professor Kevin Whelan, at King's College London.
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IBS affects 1 in 7 of the world population (5 million adults in the UK) and those affected often have few options to help them. A special diet pioneered by Monash University in Australia, known as the Low FODMAP Diet, has been shown to help some people with IBS.
The diet is complex and restrictive, can be difficult to follow, and needs to be implemented with the help of a health professional, such as an experienced dietitian, but it can help IBS symptoms for some people. However, not everyone with IBS benefits from this diet, so in this context Professor Whelan's recent research shows great promise.
Professor Whelan had previously shown that three quarters of people receiving guidance on the Low FODMAP Diet from a health professional perceived benefits in their IBS symptoms. And recently, working in collaboration with researchers from Liverpool, Prof Whelan has developed a test that can identify which IBS sufferers will respond to the Low FODMAP Diet, and which ones will not – and hence might not benefit from following it.
The Low FODMAP Diet minimises the intake of certain substances found in particular foods, such as various fruits and vegetables as well as wheat and dairy products. The label 'FODMAP' stands for Fermentable Oligosaccharides, Disaccharides, Monosaccharides And Polyols; these are different types of sugars, more or less complex in structure. Some people with IBS struggle to digest and absorb these sugars, which means they pass right through their gut and cause gut problems, such as diarrhoea, pain and boating, or constipation. The Low FODMAP Diet aims to minimise the intake of foods that are high in these sugars, to see whether IBS symptoms improve.
The research has received extensive Media coverage. Read more about the studies here inews – "New test can tell IBS sufferers whether the low-fodmap diet will help"
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I couldn't have asked for better models!- Little Madison was a complete ham in front of the camera and loved posing, what a darling little girl! We started at Aliante Park early, and even though it was a crazy windy day, we got some wonderful moments between this family.
The first image is Madison telling mom a secret (she told us it was about dad) Even without me having to tell her what to do when her mom and dad kissed, she did it perfectly.
did i forget to mention they brought their amazing dogs! poor t-bone hated to be away from Madison and would howl every time she walked a few steps away. i think he's my favorite, he even got caught too many times and fell over. It was quite the adventure this beautiful windy morning!
i gave instructions to Jason and he couldn't have done this pose better! gotta love showing off her cowgirl boots!
the image below is ONE of my faves.
the one of the bottom left is my absolute favorite of her. so cute!
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Holt SAC North Norfolk NSL 2020 Round 3 and J Long Shield (Report)
Sunday 13th December 2020 - Cley
Holt SAC's Round 3 of the North Norfolk National Sea League and J Long Shield match was held at CLEY on SUNDAY 13TH DECEMBER fishing 10:00-3:00 LW 11:48 4.2m. A round of Holt SAC's NSL following hot on the heels of Round 2 at Kelling the previous weekend whilst Covid restrictions allow to ensure we don't get a backlog of matches at the start of 2021. Again a good turn out with 5 full teams and 3 Individuals and apologies again for those in tier 3 who could not attend. This tiering situation could present problems to some teams at the next round at the start of January but hopefully situation may change.
Live peg draw had been done on facebook a couple of days before so all everyone had to do was go through the drive thru at the entrance to Cley beach car pack, have their temperature checked by Tom Gibbs, place their envelope containing match fees in quarantine box and be registered by Kevin Greeen. All of this seem to work extremely well and many thanks to Tom and Kevin for making this happen. For this and the whole of the match Holt SAC Covid-19 rules & procedures applied. Once registered everyone was off to their pegs where their match cards were attached and there was very little gathering. Thanks to everyone for sticking by our Covid-19 guideline.
Overnight rain had made Cley beach road rather river-like and the car park had plenty of watery pot holes but nothing we are not used to. A dry start with gentle southerly gave an amazing sunrise as the sun started to get obscured by an impending weather system. Forecast for the day was exactly this as the southerly wind picked up during the match the wet stuff should have come at the end but was a little early. This led to a rather soggy last hour but of course again we're all used to this.
Pegging was one zone just to the east of the car park and just before the wreck. The remaining 4 zones were west from the start of the boats towards Blakeney Point. This left a gap on the beach in front of the car park for pleasure anglers and bathers, yes bathers in December! Fishing a 1 3/4hrs of the last of the ebb, over the bottom and the first of the flood meant plenty of low water sand and shingle. At least this gave easy walk and access to the distant zones A & B at the start although not quite the same at the end. This also led to the dilemma of exactly where on the shingle to set up camp as the tide would be flooding seriously at the end. Get it wrong, as I did by a couple of metres you would have to decamp at what could be busy time as the fish could be coming on as the tide picked up and a bit of dusk started to appear, another lesson learnt!
A flat sea with reasonable colour with the odd 2 to 3ft of swell helping to stir things up a bit. A strange relatively shallow beach this one which at times is difficult to judge and generally very unpredictable to know exactly where the fish are feeding at the different states of the tide. The only thing that is predictable here is the target fish which are and were Dabs, Whiting and the very odd Rockling and Flounder as well as solitary Bass at this time of the year.
At the whistle everyone was raring to go and for the majority it was the usual shingle chuckle at around 50 to 70 metres with the regular casters doing just that little bit more but not over cooking it. Get it right here and you're in the sand and mud gully in front of the sand bar and where it is expected the fish will be feeding. With those that were blasting it not enough welly and you would end up on top of the sand bar which runs the whole length of the stretch where it is expected to be barren. As expected rods began to nod from the off with end peg 1 man in North Norfolk Lads Kevin Green recording the first fish at 10:08 a double shot of nice 27cm and 30cm Whiting.
Then most began to record something although a few took the best part of an hour to record a fish. A good mixture of Dabs and even Whiting early on and some surprise to see plenty of Whiting late in the tide and just an hour from bottom. The beach was typical of the shingle which really tests even some of our top match anglers leaving them scratching their heads of what to try next as all around are hauling them in whilst they are finding just the odd one.
On one peg you may have someone continuously finding Whiting after Whiting with the odd Dab whilst next peg was bringing in Dab after Dab. A pattern that was repeated along the whole stretch which seems to indicate that it's the techniques being used by the angler rather than the fish being distributed in this way along the sea bed. As the tide neared bottom and eased the quantity and quality of the fish became poor with multiple miniature Dabs along with a few similarly sized Whiting being brought ashore. Most frustrating to all especially when even 1/0s couldn't prevent treble shots of these miniature specimens being hauled in. Half way through at around 12:25 that bonus fish came to Paul Marshall on Peg 2 in a 48 cm Bass weighing 2lb 5oz and a whopping 110 points on his card, could this be a match winning fish was probably on his mind at the time!
With a couple of hours to go it became apparent why there was a good gap between Zone D and Zone E in front of the car park as a couple of heads appeared bobbing in the water's edge. These were none of the customary seals that were patrolling up and down but two humans, two young ladies and not in wet suits but in straight swim wear and frolicking about in the water for some time. Surprisingly these were replaced by three further ladies doing the very same thing. We all thought they were mad but then the water temperature was probably higher than the air temperature which we were subjected to so who then is really mad. Plenty of space, so there for the odd pleasure angler who frequent this beach and we got one of those. Not exactly a pleasurer angler but retired captain of the now defunct Charlies Angels. Don't really know why he was there doing a bit of miniature Whiting bashing when his normal hook size is above 3/0s probably having withdrawal symptoms from the Sea League. No problem in having your team back next year Charlie and you could even fish the Skeggie Final.
Apart from these distractions fish were still coming in at a slow rate but the majority were painfully small. As the tide started to flood and move a bit more so did the fish and quality improved but not drastically. With the sun starting to dip the hint of dusk woke up the better sized Whiting and the incoming tide enticed them closer in and a number of the cards started recording a few decent Whiting. Not huge but 27,28,29cm Whiting are better points than 18,19,20cm Dabs and certainly helped to push on some totals.
It was numbers of fish that was going to do the business at the whistle in this one. The only man who could repeatedly do this here is England International Big Catch Tackle's HENRY RANDELL (Peg 25) who treated this venue as an extension of Alderman Peel High in the Noughties. Homework was replaced by 2-3 hours on Cley beach talking to the fish and learning exactly where, how and when they feed and looks like he got an A+ in this. Showing us all again how it is done taking victory with 10lb 4 2/3oz (494 points) from 54 fish comprising 33 Whiting and 21 Dabs and the only person to fill his card. Runner up was Henry's regular adversary this winter in Gorleston Tackle's BEVAN SELF (Peg 29) with 9lb 7 2/3oz (455 Points) from 45 fish comprising of 32 Whiting and 13 Dabs. Final podium slot went to another Gorleston Tackle member ALAN DOY (Peg 22) with 8lb 3 1/3oz (394 Points) from 37 fish comprising 24 Whiting and 13 Dabs.
In the Teams, it was the 2018 winning team BIG CATCH TACKLE with just 7 penalty points from 2 x Zone wins, a Zone 2nd, a Zone 3rd with a 5th place dropped. Runners up were NORTH NORFOLK LADS with one Zone win, a Zone 2nd, 2 x Zone 3rds with a Zone 4th dropped. Final podium team place went to GORLESTON TACKLE with 9 penalty points from a Zone win, a Zone 2nd, 2 x Zone 3rds and 5th place dropped.
The Heaviest Flat fish was a 28cm (8oz) Flounder taken by ADRIAN BORDIANU (Peg 26) and Heaviest Round that 48cm (2lb 4 2/3oz) Bass taken by PAUL MARSHALL(Peg 2). Altogether there were 778 fish (320 Dabs, 449 Whiting, 2 Rockling, 5 Flounders, 1 Codling (18cm) and 1 Bass) were recorded weighing 152lb 4oz.
In the Zones, KEVIN GREEN(Peg 1) of "North Norfolk Lads" took Zone A with 384 points from 38 fish followed by PAUL MARSHALL (Peg 2) of "Big Catch Tackle" with 376 points from 31 fish. Zone B was taken by DAVE READ (Peg 12) of "Big Catch Tackle" with 264 points from 25 fish followed by CONSTANTIN BOTEZATU (Peg 13) of "Team Manik" with 248 points from 25 fish.
Zone C went to LUKE PEARSON (Peg 14) of "Angling Addicts" with 262 points from 30 fish followed by WILLY GROOMBRIDGE (Peg 13) of "North Norfolk Lads" with 242 points from 32 fish. Zone D was taken by ALAN DOY (Peg 22) of "Gorleston Tackle" with 394 points from 37 fish followed by TONY THOMAS(Peg 23) of "North Norfolk Lads" with 382 points from 30 fish. Zone E was taken by HENRY RANDELL (Peg 25) of "Big Catch Tackle" with 494 points from 54 fish followed by BEVAN SELF (Peg 29) of "Gorleston Tackle" with 455 points from 45 fish.
Another cracking round of the North Norfolk NSL with lots of small fish. Finding quality fish was hard so the game plan was to record as many sizeable fish as possible so it was busy busy busy. Finding a bonus fish can be match winning but not always as Paul Marshall found out with a 48cm Bass half way through but Kevin Green was on the case catching and recording fish throughout and overhauled Paul for Zone A win on his very last cast with a 19cm Dab and 29cm Whiting. As they say it's never over until the fat lady sings. Many thanks to Tom Gibbs & Kevin Green for doing the registration and Mike Watts for call out of the Cards at the end.
Next Round 4 is supposed to be at SALTHOUSE on SUNDAY 10TH DECEMBER but with the introduction of Tier 4 for the area this is now doubtful and we will have to reschedule. All will be informed when we know more.
Have a Great Christmas and a Happy New Year to you all and please abide by the Tier 4 rules and Stay Safe!!! … Tony T
Top 10 Individuals (on the day) …
1...Henry Randell.......10lb.4 2/3oz …(54 Fish) (Peg 25)
2…Bevan Self………….....9lb 7 2/3oz….(45 Fish) (Peg 29)
3...Alan Doy……..………...8lb.3 1/3oz...(37 Fish) (Peg 22)
4...Kevin Green...........8lb.0oz..........(38 Fish) (Peg 1)
5...Paul Marshall….......7lb.13 1/3oz..(31 Fish.) (Peg 2)
6...Adrian Bordianu……7lb.3 2/3oz…..(30 Fish) (Peg 26)
7...Mike Topping.........7lb.1/3oz….....(33 Fish) (Peg 6)
8...Richard Hipperson..6lb.7 2/3oz…..(36 Fish) (Peg 4)
9=.Mike Watts............5lb.14oz........(33 Fish) (Peg 27)
9=.Tony Thomas.........5lb.14oz……...(30 Fish) (Peg 23)
Teams on the Day …
1...BIG CATCH TACKLE ………….……...7 Points
2…NORTH NORFOLK LADS.………...….8 Points
3…GORLESTON TACKLE …………….....9 Points
4…TEAM MANIK…………………………....13 Points
5... ANGLING ADDICTS ……………….15 Points
Teams to date after 3 Rounds …
1...BIG CATCH TACKLE ………….……..23 Points
2=.NORTH NORFOLK LADS.………….29 Points
2=.TEAM MANIK…………………………...29 Points
4…GORLESTON TACKLE ……………...31 Points
5...ANGLING ADDICTS …………..……45 Points
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Xbox One X Console competition hosted by Critical Hit (Pty) Ltd
Stand a chance of winning an Xbox One X Console this December!
Take a "selfie" (picture of yourself) at a Gautrain selfie stand situated at any Gautrain station and travel by Gautrain to the Pretoria station between 14 and 28 December 2018. Upon arrival at the Pretoria Gautrain station, receive a wristband as detailed in the Terms and Conditions at https://www.gautrain.co.za/promo/marketatthepretoriazoo.
Visit the Zoo and find at least three (3) of ten (10) Critical Hit and Gautrain stickers placed along the 'Zoo Loop', take a "selfie" to show that you've found the stickers. Share your "selfies" on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. Tag both the Gautrain and Critical Hit accounts and include the hashtag #WildRide.
To enter the competition, entrants must:
Follow Critical Hit and Gautrain on Twitter or Facebook
Enter between 14 and 28 December 2018
Share four (4) "Selfies" – one (1) showing yourself at a Gautrain selfie stand, three (3) showing three of ten stickers found on the Zoo Loop.
Tag Critical Hit and Gautrain on the relevant social media platform and include the hashtag #WildRide
Prize Description
One (1) Xbox One X console.
The prize is not transferable and may not be exchanged for cash or alternatives.
Selection of Winner:
Only entries submitted on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram between 00h01 on 14 December and 23h59 on 28 December 2018 will be entered into the draw.
Only entries which meet the requirements – tagging of accounts, use of hashtag and inclusion of specified selfies – will be entered into the draw.
All qualifying entries will be entered into a random selection tool.
Winner Announcement:
The winner will be notified through the social media channel that they have entered.
Winner will be announced on 29 December 2018 at 13h00 across all entry platforms – Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
If the winner does not confirm receipt of the notification within twenty four (24) hours, an alternative winner will be selected on the same basis as described above.
The Small Print:
These are the Terms and Conditions for the Critical Hit (Pty) Ltd competition to win an Xbox One X console valid 14 December 2018 to 28 December 2018 (the "Promotion"). The promoter of the promotion is Critical Hit (Pty) Ltd.
Only Gautrain passengers who have received a wristband as described in the Terms and Conditions at (link) and who have complied fully with the entry requirements as set out above, will qualify to be entered into the draw to win an Xbox One X console.
The judge's decision is deemed final and no negotiations will be entered into.
This promotion is not open to any director, member, partner, employee or agent of, or consultant to the promoter or any other person who directly or indirectly controls or is controlled by the promoter; Gautrain employees or to a supplier of goods or services in connection with this promotion.
To the extent permissible by law, Gautrain and Critical Hit are indemnified for any direct loss, indirect or consequential damages that are as a result of participation in this promotion.
This promotion is open to any person/resident in South Africa who is a registered member of the Website www.twitter.com, Website www.facebook.com, or Website www.instagram.com.
Entrants warrant that the submission of user-generated content such as photos, is their original work, has not been copied from others, and does not violate the privacy, intellectual property rights or other rights of any other person or entity.
No purchase necessary at the venue to enter the promotion. Entry constitutes full and unconditional acceptance of these Terms and Conditions. Critical Hit is not responsible for lost, corrupted or delayed entries. Critical Hit reserves the right to disqualify anyone who violates these Terms and Conditions.
Critical Hit reserves the right to amend, modify, cancel or withdraw this promotion at any time but only before the delivery of prizes, without notice.
Participants in this promotion agree that Critical Hit will have no liability whatsoever for any injuries, costs, damage, disappointment or losses of any kind resulting in whole or in part, directly or indirectly from acceptance, misuse or use of a prize, or from participation in this promotion.
If an entrant attempts to compromise the integrity or the legitimate operation of this promotion by hacking or by cheating or committing fraud in ANY way, Critical Hit will seek damages from that entrant to the fullest extent permitted by law. Further, the entrant will be disqualified and the entry disregarded
Pokeball Plus Accessory competition hosted by Critical Hit (Pty) Ltd
Stand a chance of winning one of five Pokeball Plus accessories this December!
Critical Hit will be giving away a total of five (5) Pokeball Plus accessories (worth R1299 each) at National Zoological Gardens located in Pretoria on 22 December 2018. Ride the Gautrain to Pretoria station and receive a wristband upon arrival at the station from a promoter as detailed in the Terms and Conditions at https://www.gautrain.co.za/promo/marketatthepretoriazoo to gain free entry to the Zoo.
Once at the Zoo, register with Critical Hit at the Flamingo area between 9h00 and 10h00 to stand a chance to win. The event will last for two hours, from 10:30am to 12:30pm.
Only visitors to the Zoo who have travelled on the Gautrain and are wearing a wristband received at the Pretoria Gautrain station are eligible to enter the competition.
Entrants must also have downloaded the Pokemon Go app to their mobile device in order to participate in the competition.
Entrants must supply
Name,
Trainer Name,
Contact information and
the following details from your Pokémon GO account:
How many Pokémon you have collected (show us your Collector Badge).
How much stardust you currently have.
To be entered into a bonus draw and stand a chance of winning one (1) Pokeball Plus accessory, entrants must:
Find Pikachu (a promoter dressed as Pikachu) at the Zoo.
Speak to the Pikachu who will enter your details into the draw.
Determination of Winners:
One Pokeball Plus accessory will be issued to winners as follows:
The Pokemon Trainer who collects the most Pokemon during the competition will win one (1) Pokeball Plus accessory.
The Pokemon Trainer who collects the most Shiny Pokemon during the allotted time will win one (1) Pokeball Plus accessory.
The Pokemon Trainer who collects the most Stardust during the competition will win one (1) Pokeball Plus accessory.
The remaining entries will be submitted into a random selection tool. One (1) random winner will be selected to receive one (1) Pokeball Plus accessory.
Entrants who have found Pikachu will be entered into the bonus draw using a random selection tool. One (1) winner will be selected from these entries and will receive one (1) Pokeball Plus accessory.
One (1) of Five (5) Pokeball Plus accessories.
Short Term giveaway of promotional items
Applicable to Critical Hit (Pty) Ltd's ad-hoc giveaways at the Market at the Pretoria Zoo
Competition details will be announced at the venue, National Zoological Garden Flamingo Area (hereafter referred to as the Venue). Competition instructions will be detailed verbally to entrants who are to comply accordingly.
No entry fee or purchase will be required for any ad-hoc promotional giveaways.
Only visitors to the Venue who have used the Gautrain and who are wearing a promotional wristband obtainable at the Gautrain Pretoria station as described in the Terms and Conditions available at https://www.gautrain.co.za/promo/marketatthepretoriazoo will be eligible to receive ad-hoc giveaways.
Winners will immediately be notified and issued with the give-away.
Give-aways are not transferable and may not be exchanged for cash or alternatives.
Participation in the competition at the time of announcement of such, will be deemed as acceptance of these Terms and Conditions.
Competitions will be randomly announced and determination to host a short-term competition is at the discretion of the host being Critical Hit (Pty) Ltd.
Give-away allocation is final and no negotiations will be entered into.
Competition is not open to any directors, members, partners, employees or agents of Gautrain, Critical Hit (Pty) Ltd or any of their sub-contractors or affiliates.
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The Remote School Attendance Strategy (RSAS) is about working together with schools, families, parents and community organisations to ensure all children go to school every day.
WNAC is the responsible agency for implementing the RSAS within Derby, becoming actively involved in the program in late 2014. WNAC delivers the RSAS to the Derby Town, Nuytsia Way, Reserve, Backstreets, Mowanjum and Padanus Park communities. In the short time WNAC has started delivering the program, attendance at the Derby District High School has increased by up to 7%. The RSAS programs delivered by WNAC are achieving national targets on school attendance.
Under the management of David D'Antoine, the WNAC team includes 4 School Engagement Supervisors looking after 14 School Engagement Officers. The School engagement teams work with the school and other agencies to help parents and families make sure kids have what they need to go back to school each day. The staff are all local people living in the Derby community.
Working with families where children are not attending school to find out why and what can be done to lift poor attendance rates.
Providing practical support like transport to school, assistance with school lunches and uniforms.
Celebrate and reward improved attendance.
All supervisors and attendance officers have working with children checks and police clearances, and participate in work-related learning activities.
For further assistance please don't hesitate to contact the RSAS team on 9191 1527 or drop in to the office at 145 Loch Street, Derby.
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I'm willing to bet "sorted" is a sort of the list of strings.  The result is certainly not what I'd expect if the list contained numeric values.
So: make a new list that holds the values in your "Array" (which is probably a list) converted to numbers.  Sort the new list.  That should give you're a numerically sorted result.
After that, you can look through the negative numbers on the new list (they will all be before any positive value), and try to find the positive value in the new list.  Output the positive value.
Warning: keep track of the values you have already checked, and don't output the same value twice.  You the values you've already looked for into a set (sets do not ever store duplicate values, not important in this case) and check if a subsequent value is already in the set.  I say this because there are three -2 values, and two 2 values, but I think you only want to print 2 once.
> case performance. answer will be your obsolute.
> sorted: -2, -2, -2 ,2 ,2, -3, 3, 3, 4, -7, 7, -8?
> can I solve any problems like this by learning python?
You need to learn how to solve problems as well as learning Python -- they go hand in hand -- but Python is a good language to get started with.
That would require quite a long essay!  As to the question, it's a bit odd to talk of opposites, but it's not ambiguous.  More problematic is what to do with duplicates.  The question should be worded so that it's either clear what is wanted, or so that it is clear that you should decide what to do.


CC solid beanie. A best seller is now in stock with fur poms! Extremely soft 100% acrylic. 9.5 diameter 8 in length. Lush Fashion Lounge boutique in Oklahoma carries a large selection of CC beanies available in tons of color and style options at great, affordable prices!


The Newcastle fit for cycling document sets out the contents of Newcastle City Council's bid for funding from the Department for Transport to deliver the Streets for People project. In 2015, Newcastle received £5.7 million from the Cycle City Ambition Fund – a pot of money set aside by the government to help encourage more walking and cycling in 8 major UK cities.
In addition to looking at the bid document, you can find out more about the bid from the City Council's website.


The latest happenings at Tony Roma's and Gumbusters North America Inc.
Romacorp Inc. is hoping Tony Roma's won't just be famous for ribs anymore. The chain has created an alternative experience to its more than 200 restaurants worldwide. Tony Roma's "Rib Grills," which offer a more casual dining experience and a new menu of flame-grilled entrees, have already experienced a visit frequency 30 percent higher than traditional Tony Roma's restaurants. Rib Grills were released to franchisees in the summer of 1999; so far, two franchise units and 16 company-owned stores are in operation and six to eight are in development, while another 20 units are expected to open over the next 18 months. Franchisee Andy Gladstein, for one, had 1999 annualized sales of $3.2 million and projects 2000 sales of $3.3 million for his Indianapolis-based Rib Grill. Start-up costs average $1.5 million.
"Lethal to gum, but friendly to the environment" according to one of their mottos, Gumbusters North America Inc. is hoping to gain 18 new franchises in 2000, its first year in business. The subsidiary of InnoCleaning Concepts is offering franchisees exclusive territories with little to no competition. Start-up costs range from $37,000 to $130,000, depending on the size of the territory, and include a week of training at the headquarters as well as other support.


TFA welcomes back Ms Sarah Day, Australian Volunteer with the Australian Aid program funded by the Australian Government. Her assignment is at the Da Nang University of Medical Technology and Pharmacy (DUMTP) for 12 months and will include supporting the university to plan the curriculum and implementation plan for the pilot Bachelor of Rehabilitation (Speech Pathology) to open in September 2019.
Sarah will continue to work in collaboration with the TFA board, as well as other partners in Vietnam, who are all involved in the planning and implementation of the Masters and Bachelors across the country in the coming five years. She will be able to specifically focus on the development of the student teaching clinic at DUMTP, as well as ensuring there are other viable speech therapy clinics in operation in the Da Nang area that have the capacity to host students for clinical placements. Sarah is also keen to support DUMTP speech therapists to continue to develop their clinical skills, particularly in the area of paediatric feeding, as this has been identified as the area of highest need for the DUMTP clinicians, as well as other speech Therapists across Da Nang.
Sarah writes: "I'm so pleased to be back in Vietnam! I'm here again with my family, husband Shane, and three children Sienna (12), Harlow (6) and Matilda (4). We are now settled in a little apartment very near to the beach and enjoying the relaxing walks each evening. Da Nang is certainly very different to Saigon where we spent most of 2017. The pace of the city is much slower and we are really enjoying the relaxed atmosphere here. The people are kind and friendly. There is still plenty of culture here to absorb, and when you stand on the beach and look around you, the view is quite magical with the mountains in the background on the peninsular to the north. We are looking forward to exploring the city and it's surrounds in the coming months.
The speech therapy and extended rehabilitation team here at DUMTP are supportive and have embraced me so beautifully. Some familiar faces with Dr Thuy and Dr Hien from the HCMC Paediatric Course I coordinated in 2017, being an important part of the department, I now find myself working within. There are another three local speech therapy team members, and part-time TFA volunteer, Mr Seth Koster, who are make up the team. I'm really looking forward to working with each team member to support and provide development opportunities to them whenever I can.


Tennis. A sport you can play forever.
This campaign for Tennis Australia is based on a truth that many sports played by kids today won't accompany them throughout their lives. Hotshots in comparison, is a tennis program specifically designed to teach kids to play tennis with confidence early on, setting them up for a lifetime of play. We see men and women well past their prime attempting to perform the sports they did as children, with amusing results. The message: tennis is a sport you can play forever.


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Q: Depth in MYSQL and Closure Table Trees How would I go about populating a closure table's depth/length column when inserting a new node to the tree?
The values in ancestor and descendant are IDs from another table that represent pages to be arranged in a tree structure.
Closure Table:
ancestor    descendant     depth
1               1            0
1               2            1
1               3            1
1               4            1
2               2            0
3               3            0
4               4            0

This will insert the ancestor and descendants properly but I'm not sure how to populate the depth column
Insert Query:
INSERT INTO closure_tree_path (ancestor, descendant)
SELECT ancestor, '{$node_id}' FROM closure_tree_path
WHERE descendant = '{$parent_id}'
UNION ALL SELECT '{$node_id}', '{$node_id}';

What's the best way to go about this? Thanks a bunch!

A: This thread helped me immensely, but only addressed new inserts, not subtree moves. So I thought I'd add that if you use the cross join approach for moving subtrees to different ancestor nodes as described in the SQL Antipatterns book, and you need to calculate depth, you'll want to do it like this:
(This assumes you already executed the delete query for removing the prior ancestors' paths for this subtree about to be moved.)
INSERT INTO closure_tree_path (ancestor, descendant, depth)
  SELECT supertree.ancestor, subtree.descendant, supertree.depth + subtree.depth + 1
  FROM closure_tree_path AS supertree
    CROSS JOIN closure_tree_path AS subtree
  WHERE supertree.descendant = <new parent node ID>
    AND subtree.ancestor = <node ID to move>;

This should preserve both the depth of the subtree (which doesn't change), and will recalculate the proper depths of all new ancestor paths correctly.

A: Add depth+1 to the first SELECT.
INSERT INTO closure_tree_path (ancestor, descendant, depth)
SELECT ancestor, '{$node_id}', depth+1 FROM closure_tree_path
WHERE descendant = '{$parent_id}'
UNION ALL SELECT '{$node_id}', '{$node_id}', 0;

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2018: In 2012, the Catholic parish of Diss opened its splendid new church of St Henry Morse on the Shelfanger Road. Holy Trinity church, described on this page, has now closed. It was demolished and its site replaced by housing. However, I've retained this page for historical interest. Here's what I wrote about it in 2005: I like Diss a lot, and parts of this lovely hill-top town are as fine as anywhere in urban East Anglia; but parts of it are not, and the long, straight road that serves the railway station and takes the traffic through from Thetford to Yarmouth is one of them. At its western end it shakes off the warehouses, factories and other agro-industrial activity, entering a pleasant suburb that eventually becomes Roydon.
Here on the edge of town is the Catholic church of the Most Holy Trinity, a little brick-built post-war structure that is as plain and simple as the great Anglican parish church of St Mary on the hill is grand and beautiful.You step inside to a modern narthex extension, the older body of the church stretching away to the east. There is no division between the two. A large west window floods the narthex with coloured light, an abstract design of the setting sun by a local retired doctor, the kind of folk art you only find in non-conformist and Catholic churches these days. The older east end is quite traditional and most attractive.


Simple. Classic. Yes, please. Sometimes the tastiest cocktails are the simplest. Fix yourself a Cape Cod Fizz, sit back and relax.
Combine the simple syrup, lime juice and cranberry juice in a rocks glass. Stir. Add ice and frozen cranberries. Top with Rosé. Garnish with lime twist and serve.


MGSO4 Epsom & Ewell Arts is delighted to announce the appointment of Eleanor McBrien as new chair of the charity.
Eleanor is founder of marketing consultancy and business coaching practice McB, and has board level experience in creative businesses, including roles as Vice President of NBC Universal's Global Marketing & Creative Services team, and Managing Director of the company's UK television business. As a marketing and branding consultant, her recent clients include J. K. Rowling's digital business Pottermore, the BBC, and The Beano. She has also committed to mentoring students at the University of the Creative Arts.
Previous chair, Sarah Dewing, has an informal role as MGSO4's festival ambassador.


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Pinewood Avenue in Middlesbrough TS4 . Properties on Pinewood Avenue typically have values around £100,000 - £100,000, ranging upwards of £100,000 for larger semi-detached houses.
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China uses fear to hush up poisoned children
Posted on September 17, 2009 by phillip
At first the villagers could not understand why their bouncing babies turned into small children who refused their food and complained of feeling ill all the time, agitated one moment but listless the next.
Then, early this summer, so many of the youngsters began to sicken after playing in fields of corn around a giant lead smelter, that the puzzlement turned to foreboding.
"We took the children to local hospitals but every time the doctors told us there was no problem," said one mother.
Eventually, one father became so worried by his son's convulsions that he telephoned a relative in Xi'an, the capital of Shaanxi province in the centre of China, which has first-class medical facilities.
The family boarded a bus and made the 100-mile journey to Xijing hospital, where tests established that their baby had severe lead poisoning. When they returned, panic spread through the villages.
It was the start of a scandal that would explode onto the front pages of Chinese newspapers, only to vanish because of censorship, intimidation and a local cover-up that has now extended to restricting tests for the children.
The affair highlights the environmental price paid by many ordinary people for economic growth in a state that often ignores their interests.
A total of 851 children in seven villages were found to have excessive levels of lead in their blood. Some had 10 times the limit that China considers safe for children — 100mg per litre of blood. More than 170 were so seriously ill they had to be kept in hospital.
Lead poisoning damages the nervous and reproductive systems. It leads to high blood pressure, anaemia and memory loss. It is especially dangerous to toddlers, pregnant women and unborn children. The damage is usually irreversible.
On August 15, hundreds of farmers went to Fengxiang, the seat of local government, to ask for help. They sat outside its offices for two days but officials took no notice.
The Chinese countryside is supposed to be a place of placid toil but there have been occasions down the ages when it has exploded into violent revolt — and this was one of them.
On August 17, the farmers massed in their hundreds around the walls of the Dongling Lead and Zinc Smelting Company, a huge industrial complex looming above the rolling Shaanxi wheatfields.
They tore down part of a wall, broke into offices, wrecked computers, smashed cars, stoned the coal delivery lorries, blocked the factory's railway tracks and sabotaged machinery. The managers fled.
The authorities sent thousands of police and plain-clothes security men to cordon off the villages. Running battles broke out along the rural roads and in muddy yards. "Hundreds of young men ran away to escape arrest," said a villager.
The next day Dai Zhengshe, the mayor of Baoji, the nearest city, came to plead for calm.
China's rulers were on the alert for trouble ahead of a grand celebration of 60 years of Communist party rule on October 1, so they did not want to take chances. Dai ordered the closure of the smelter.
That was the end of the story, as far as the Chinese media were concerned. It became an example of benevolent government intervention. As for the international media, police and plain-clothes toughs harassed reporters and threatened local people with dire consequences if they talked.
Then similar protests broke out in three other provinces, where horrified parents living near smelters of lead, copper and aluminium also learnt that their children had been poisoned — 1,300 of them in one city alone.
The spotlight moved on, local officials breathed sighs of relief and the young fathers stayed in hiding, all too aware of the state's sly habit of concession followed by revenge.
The air still reeks in Changqing, the township that includes the plant and the tiny villages clustered around it. The corn has wilted and green vegetables planted in rows up to the smelter's walls look pallid. The police cars and unmarked SUVs that kept reporters out are still there but in the soft rain of a central Chinese summer, the functionaries of the law prefer to stay dry.
By hiding in the back seat of a rural taxi, it was possible to slip past the roadblocks and enter the villages, where families eyed strange vehicles with suspicion. A few children played in the farmyards.
"You can see my house is only 50 metres from the lead factory," said Zhang Mintian, a farmer. "On sunny days I couldn't see the sun. On summer evenings I couldn't open the windows, even though it was terribly hot. My nose and my ears were full of lead dust and smoke."
Most of the 3,000 inhabitants of Madaokou, previously a thriving market crossroads, have gone. Of the seven villages that rose in revolt, this is the closest to the plant, right next to the walls.
"Why did our young people run away? They're afraid of being arrested because it was they who tore down the wall," said a man in his sixties.
"Who'd stay here?" asked an old lady, Bai Xiuying. "If you're a man, how will you find a wife who wants to come and live in a poisoned village? If you're a girl, who's going to marry you if you come from here?"
Bai Xiyun, the oldest villager, added: "As an old man of 82 I feel guilty that I'm still living in this world when 800 babies have got lead poisoning. I know children mean the future. I wish I could change places with them."
Children are doubly precious in the Chinese countryside because of the nation's birth control policy. Most families in Changqing are allowed to have a second child if their first is a girl but they must wait four years between births. Families still prize a male child who will carry on the clan name.
So when a little boy falls sick it is a dreadful omen to the traditionally minded farmers, who keep Taoist altars in their homes and adorn their gateposts with auspicious sayings in characters of red and gold.
Cradling her one-year-old grandson, a woman in the village of Sunjianantou told how his family had slept by his bed for a fortnight in the bleak local hospital. The level of lead in his blood had been three times normal until he was treated.
Inquiries made last week have revealed that officials have now ordered doctors to restrict the blood tests for lead poisoning as part of a campaign to stanch the protests.
"Every day farmers bring in their babies for examination and we can't accept them," a local doctor said. "We can only accept babies brought in by officials. And it's policy that we're not even allowed to perform examinations on children older than 13."
An even more damning revelation came from a doctor at a general hospital in Baoji who, like the first doctor, cannot be named. In the past, said the doctor, blood samples used to be sent for high-grade heavy metals testing at an institute in Xi'an which has a national reputation.
"Suddenly the local government ordered this to stop. None of the staff could understand it. Our duty is to save lives. We were told that if anyone must be tested they should be sent for a less reliable test at a local health centre."
The order left a bitter taste in the mouths of the staff. The doctor opened a drawer and pulled out two sheets of results showing grave levels of lead poisoning in 35 small children who were tested last month. The doctor wondered how many more there might be now and added, in a rare burst of frankness: "There's a rich political hue to all this."
Chinese journalists, who had at first conducted energetic investigations, found out that local officials had done a deal with the smelter company because they were desperate to meet their targets for economic growth.
Some of the villagers still have a yellow brochure that was handed out by the local government six years ago describing the plant as "a garden-like factory".
The farmers nevertheless stood in their fields to block the construction machines. In October 2003, local officials organised 3,000 young thugs to cow them into submission.
"I was one of them," confessed Zhao Xinping, now a driver. "We cut down their corn stalks and beat them up but now, frankly, I'm ashamed of it. Farmers in China are the poorest and the most honest of us all."
Promises that the villagers would move to new homes more than 1½ miles from the smelter were never kept.
A source close to the company said that it had paid £18m for resettlement to the local authorities but the funds were never spent for that purpose. "Officials believed the farmers would never dare to rebel," he said.
Soon Dongling Lead and Zinc Smelting was producing 100,000 tons of lead and zinc a year and 700,000 tons of coke. Last year it paid more than £10m in taxes, a sixth of the local government's revenue.
Today the smelter is cold and silent. The government has promised a nationwide clean-up and says new pollutant controls must be installed.
The farmers have once again been promised new homes or a buyout of their land in cash and crops. Their children play on with an insidious poison in their blood. The police still stalk the villages. The officials brood and wait. Doubts and suspicions plague all sides.
The company is set to lose millions. And as a result, on the London Metal Exchange the price of lead has reached its highest level this year.
Pollution protests
– Ten thousand demonstrators took hostages and fought police at a $5 billion petrochemical project in Fujian on the east coast. The battles forced the local government to promise strict anti-pollution measures at the plant.
– Authorities closed a chemical plant in central China after two locals died of cadmium poisoning. Chinese newspapers exposed a long-running scandal of political collusion that had allowed the plant to flout environmental standards.
– Mass protests broke out over "cancer villages" near polluted waterways in eastern China. A series of campaigns followed to win compensation for villagers who became ill living next to filthy canals and rivers full of factory discharge and effluent.
by: Michael Sheridan
from: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/asia/article6832217.ece
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An easy way to get external content with two cache levels. The first is a performance cache and second is the stale.

Content Gateway lets you set a timeout for any request.
If the configured timeout is reached without response, it searches for cached data.
If cache is unavailable or expired, it returns the stale cache data.
Only then, if stale cache is also unavailable or expired, it raises an exception

## Dependencies

- Ruby >= 1.9
- ActiveSupport (for cache store)

## Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

    gem 'content_gateway'

And then execute:

    $ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

    $ gem install content_gateway

## Configuration

`ContentGateway::Gateway` class accepts a configuration object with the following parameters:

- `timeout`: request timeout in seconds
- `cache_expires_in`: cache data expiration time, in seconds
- `cache_stale_expires_in`: stale cache data expiration time, in seconds
- `stale_on_error`: if `true`, returns value from cache stale (if available) after a server error. Default value: `true`
- `cache`: cache store instance. This may be an instance of `ActiveSupport::Cache`
- `proxy`: proxy address, if needed

Configuration object example:

```ruby
config = OpenStruct.new(
  timeout: 2,
  cache_expires_in: 1800,
  cache_stale_expires_in: 86400,
  stale_on_error: false,
  cache: ActiveSupport::Cache.lookup_store(:memory_store),
  proxy: "http://proxy.example.com:3128"
)
```

## Usage

`ContentGateway::Gateway` expects four parameters:

- a label, which is used in the log messages
- a config object, just as described above
- (optional) an URL Generator object. This may be any object that responds to a `generate` method, like this:
- (optional) a hash with default params. Currently, it only supports default headers

```ruby
class UrlGenerator
  def generate(resource_path, params = {})
    args = "?#{params.map {|k, v| "#{k}=#{v}"}.join("&")}" if params.any?
    "http://example.com/#{resource_path}#{args}"
  end
end

default_params = { headers: { Accept: "application/json" } }

gateway = ContentGateway::Gateway.new("My API", config, UrlGenerator.new, default_params)
```

If ommited, the default URL Generator adds the method call params as query string parameters. Every param may be overrided on each request.

This Gateway object supports the following methods:

### GET

To do a GET request, you may use the `get` or `get_json` methods. The second one parses the response as JSON.
Optional parameters are supported:

- `timeout`: overwrites the default timeout
- `expires_in`: overwrites the default cache expiration time
- `stale_expires_in`: overwrites the default stale cache expiration time
- `skip_cache`: if set to `true`, ignores cache and stale cache
- `headers`: a hash with request headers
- `ssl_certificate`: a hash with ssl cert, key, ssl version (see ssl support section below)

Every other parameter is passed to URLGenerator `generate` method (like query string parameters).

Examples:

```ruby
gateway.get("/path", timeout: 3)

gateway.get_json("/path.json", skip_cache: true)
```

### POST, PUT and DELETE

POST, PUT and DELETE verbs are also supported, but ignore cache and stale cache.
The gateway object offers the equivalent methods for these verbs (`post`, `post_json`, `put`, `put_json`, `delete` and `delete_json`).
The only optional parameters supported by these methods are `payload` and `ssl_certificate`.
Every other parameter is passed to URLGenerator `generate` method (like query string parameters).

Examples:

```ruby
gateway.post("/api/post_example", payload: { param1: "value" })

gateway.put_json("/api/put_example.json", query_string_param: "value")

gateway.delete("/api/delete_example", id: "100")
```

### SSL Support

You can use ssl certificates to run all supported requests (get, post, put, delete).

Just pass the path of cert file (x509 certificate) and key file (rsa key) to the request method. See exemple below:

```ruby
ssl = {
  ssl_client_cert: "path/client.cert",
  ssl_client_key: "path/client.key"
}

gateway.get("/path", timeout: 3, ssl_certificate: ssl)

gateway.get_json("/path.json", skip_cache: true, ssl_certificate: ssl)

gateway.post("/api/post_example", payload: { param1: "value" }, ssl_certificate: ssl)
```

You can use ssl_version to specify which version you need. (You can use with client cert and key or use it alone) See example below:

```ruby
ssl = {
  ssl_version: "SSLv23"
}

gateway.get("/path", timeout: 3, ssl_certificate: ssl)

gateway.get_json("/path.json", skip_cache: true, ssl_certificate: ssl)

gateway.post("/api/post_example", payload: { param1: "value" }, ssl_certificate: ssl)
```

## Authors

- [Túlio Ornelas](https://github.com/tulios)
- [Roberto Soares](https://github.com/roberto)
- [Emerson Macedo](https://github.com/emerleite)
- [Guilherme Garnier](https://github.com/ggarnier)
- [Daniel Martins](https://github.com/danielfm)
- [Rafael Biriba](https://github.com/rafaelbiriba)
- [Célio Latorraca](https://github.com/celiofonseca)

## Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (`git checkout -b my-new-feature`)
3. Commit your changes (`git commit -am 'Add some feature'`)
4. Push to the branch (`git push origin my-new-feature`)
5. Create new Pull Request

## License

Copyright (c) 2016 Globo.com - Webmedia. See [LICENSE.txt](https://github.com/globocom/content-gateway-ruby/blob/master/LICENSE.txt) for more details.


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International Festival of Arts in Breckenridge
MTN Town Magazine Art, Events 0
Inspired by themes of environment and mountain culture, the International Festival of Arts in Breckenridge is a 10-day festival bringing together a variety of performances, installations, exhibitions, screenings, workshops, talks, and surprise collaborations, with an eclectic mix of music, theater, film, visual and street arts, and family entertainment. Presented by Breckenridge Creative Arts, the fest will showcase the recently-expanded Arts District.
Breckenridge Creative Arts is proud to announce the inaugural Breckenridge International Festival of Arts (BIFA), a celebration of adventure, play and creativity, which runs August 14–23, 2015. From public radio icons and Chicano rock legends to acrobats on poles and blue-colored trees, BIFA offers an exhilarating program of extraordinary events in spectacular places and spaces across Breckenridge, Colorado.
"We are thrilled to introduce BIFA, one of the newest multidisciplinary arts festivals in the U.S.," said Robb Woulfe, President and CEO of Breckenridge Creative Arts, the festival's producer. "Our debut season offers an exciting lineup of local, national and global talent, including a number of Colorado premieres and Breckenridge exclusives. We look forward to BIFA becoming a significant addition to the state's festival landscape and a premier destination event."
Inspired by themes of environment and mountain culture, the 10-day festival brings together a variety of performances, exhibitions, screenings, workshops, talks and surprise collaborations, with an eclectic mix of music, dance, film, visual arts, open-air spectacle and family entertainment. Dozens of scheduled events, indoors and outdoors, ticketed and free, will be showcased at venues and sites throughout town.
Amy Scofield Environmental Art
Photo by Carl Scofield
Tickets for festival events go on sale on Monday, June 1 and may be purchased in person at the Riverwalk Center Ticket Office at 150 W. Adams Avenue, by phone at (970) 547-3100, or online at breckcreate.org.
Featured BIFA artists and projects include: a temporary public art installation about global deforestation entitled "The Blue Trees" by Konstantin Dimopoulos; famed NPR host Ira Glass in "Reinventing Radio: An Evening with Ira Glass"; Australian aerial performance troupe The Fruits in "Swoon"; avant-chamber quartet ETHEL and their nature-themed multimedia concert "Documerica"; the gravity-defying choreography and extreme-sport dance of VOLO by Diavolo; and a screening of the animated cult classic "The Triplets of Belleville" with live musical accompaniment by Le Terrible Orchestre de Belleville and composer Benoît Charest.
Additional festival highlights include hyper-accordionist Michael Ward-Bergeman and his roots trio Groanbox onstage with the Breckenridge Music Festival Orchestra; mixed-media installation artist Julie Hughes; environmental sculptors Steuart Bremner and Terry Talty; and a variety of local and regional artists of various disciplines and mediums.
As Breckenridge is a host city for the 2015 USA Pro Challenge, which rolls through town during the final week of BIFA, the festival will also present ARTCRANK BRK, an exhibit featuring hand-made, bicycle-themed posters created by local artists and Colorado-based designers. Also in support of the cycling culture, the festival will present the bike-powered creatures of Austin Bike Zoo, a Texas collective that combines the beauty and strength of human movement with the artistry and theater of puppets.
In addition to the core events listed above, BIFA will feature a number of free outdoor musical performances on the new Breckenridge Arts District campus as well as a program entitled Trail Mix, which combines hiking, biking, music and art along the trails of Breckenridge through "pop-up" concerts and environmental installations.
Recognized as one of the top mountain resort destinations in the world, Breckenridge is a beautiful and historic Colorado town that attracts over a million visitors yearly. Nestled in the heart of the Central Rocky Mountains, the town offers year-round activities to please outdoor enthusiasts, vacationing families and cultural travelers. As an umbrella organization that promotes arts, culture and creative experiences, Breckenridge Creative Arts is responsible for the successful management of a series of programs, properties, and partnerships that collectively animate and populate a cultural corridor in the heart of downtown Breckenridge. From quality performing and visual arts to the development of one of the region's newest arts districts, Breckenridge Creative Arts is a transformative force for Breckenridge and the greater Summit County community.
The Breckenridge International Festival of Arts is made possible with the support from the Town of Breckenridge. Media partners for the 2015 festival season include 5280, 5280 Home, and KUNC.
A detailed schedule of featured BIFA events follows. The remainder of the festival's lineup, including the free musical entertainment and workshop schedule at the Arts District along with other supporting events, will be announced in early June. For the most up to date information, please visit: breckcreate.org/bifa.
Schedule of Featured BIFA Artists + Projects (asterisk denotes a Colorado premiere):
The Blue Trees by Konstantin Dimopoulos* Aug 14–Sep 14, On View Daily
Blue River Plaza & Tiger Dredge Lot
Australia's The Fruits
Aug 13–16, 3pm, 4pm, 5pm Riverwalk Center Lawn FREE
Abound by Julie Hughes* Aug 14–23, On View Daily Old Masonic Hall
Michael Ward-Bergeman and Groanbox*
With the Breckenridge Music Festival Orchestra Aug 15, 7:30pm
Riverwalk Center
ETHEL's Documerica* Aug 16, 7:30pm Riverwalk Center $45–$25
VOLO by Diavolo Aug 18–19, 7:30pm Riverwalk Center $45–$25, $10 Kids
ARTCRANK BRK
Aug 19–31, On View Daily Old Masonic Hall
Austin Bike Zoo*
Aug 20–21, On View Daily Various Downtown Locations FREE
Aug 21, 7:30pm
Riverwalk Center and Lawn FREE
Reinventing Radio: An Evening with Ira Glass Aug 22, 7:30pm
The Triplets of Belleville*
Featuring Le Terrible Orchestre de Belleville and composer Benoît Charest Aug 23, 7:30pm
$45–$25, $10 Kids
~MTN Town Magazine
MTN Town Magazine Copyright © 2015 | MTN Town Magazine all rights reserved. All editorial and images are property of MTN Town Magazine and require permission for use and re-publication.
Breckenridge, Breckenridge Create


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Les Sirènes is a Glasgow-based female chamber choir consisting of 26 vocalists, all students and graduates of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (formerly RSAMD).
The ensemble was established in 2007 by present musical director Andrew Nunn and performs regularly across Scotland and beyond, having given concerts in renowned venues such as Glasgow Cathedral, the SECC, Dunkeld Cathedral, Paisley Abbey, the Mackintosh Church, the Queen's Hall, the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall and London's Cadogan Hall. The choir has also performed in more obscure locations, having "sung on the subway" as part of the Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) promotion of the Glasgow underground.
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A bill that would formally regulate charity gambling events in Michigan passed through the state's Senate Wednesday by a 34-4 vote and is now on to the state House for further consideration. Senate Bill 187 doesn't actually change a whole lot when it comes to the operation of "millionaire parties," but it would create a set of rules specifically for such charity events, rather than having them tacked on to the state's Bingo Act, as they have been.
Millionaire parties are essentially real gambling events, such as a raffle or a real-money poker tournament, but with the goal of earmarking the proceeds for charity. They are so prevalent and so popular in Michigan that the Michigan Gaming Control Board not only has a portion of its site dedicated to them, but it even provides a list of upcoming Millionaire Parties for prospective participants.
As the popularity of millionaire parties grew, people set up card rooms and gambling halls for the sole purpose of hosting the fundraisers. These businesses basically became casinos in their own right, often described as "floating casinos," yet they did not have to be licensed like one. They didn't deal in anywhere close to the volume of money that a real casino does and they were certainly supporting charity, but at the same time, they are still pulled a profit by being the gambling supplier and operator for the organizations seeking to raise money. Rather than hauling all the equipment and setting everything up at a client's venue (which many millionaire party operators did), they just set up their own shop and let the events come to them. They got paid for their service (and made more money by selling food, drinks, etc.) and the organizer of the event still raised charitable funds.
The MCGB tried to implement regulations last year, but failed to do so. This year, emergency regulations were passed to govern millionaire parties. Said regulations shut down the poker rooms.
Dane Nickols, who worked with two charities in the Lansing area, liked using the poker rooms as the venues for his millionaire parties because it was easier and they were able to attract more attendees.
"I don't mind giving them half of what I bring in, because my half is 400 to 800 percent more than I was making on my own," he said.
As it stands now, the regulations aren't overwhelming, but they do limit the size of millionaire parties. Organizations can pay a $50 fee for a license up to four times per year. Each license is good for four days and one party can be held each day, so an organization can hold as many as sixteen gambling events per year. They are limited, however, to accepting no more than $15,000 for chips per day. Gaming suppliers are limited to earning 45 percent of the gross profits for an event.
Nobody under 18-years of age is allowed to gamble at a millionaire party and if alcohol is served, there must be a separate area for those under 21 to play.
SB 187 would codify the regulations for millionaire parties, separating them out from the Bingo Act, which wasn't really designed to deal with these events. The fees and limits on revenue for suppliers would remain the same, as would the $15,000 limit per day. One difference, though, is that if the licensee uses its own location and doesn't hire dealers or a gaming supplier, then the daily limit is set at $60,000 divided by the number of days during which events are held (up to four, as before). Thus, to reward licensees for not using millionaire party cardrooms, the new regulations would allow them to make $60,000 no matter what (assuming they attract enough attendees). Considering one would assume the organizations that are trying to raise money with millionaire parties don't typically have unlimited resources, being able to maximize revenue in a single day rather than having to schedule four days of events would probably be a welcomed change.
The bill also reduces the resources required of the charitable organization, requiring just two representatives from the organization be in attendance rather than the current three.
State Senator Rick Jones (R-Grand Ledge), the man who introduced the bill, is not seeing eye-to-eye with MGCB director Richard Kalm. The MGCB had been working on its own new set of rules and Jones had been working with the Board, but when they couldn't agree on everything, Jones decided to go forward with his bill.
"It seems we've reached an impasse, and I would hope that he would stop being the Christmas Grinch and let the charities have a little bit of charity money for all of the children and veterans and other people that they help," Jones told MLive.com.


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Seven Kingdoms are an American power metal band from DeLand, Florida. The band was formed in DeLand in 2007 by guitarist Camden Cruz and vocalist Bryan Edwards, after they parted with their previous band, This Solemn Vow. The band has shifted lineups repeatedly, and currently includes guitarists Cruz and Kevin Byrd, drummer Keith Byrd, vocalist Sabrina Valentine, and bassist Aaron Sluss.

The band, in an early lineup, recorded their independent debut album, Brothers of the Night, in late 2007. The album was heavily inspired by the writings of fantasy novelist George R. R. Martin. Their second album, Seven Kingdoms, featuring the current lineup, was released by Nightmare Recordings in July 2010.

Since their formation, the band has played several shows throughout the United States and Canada, including international showcase ProgPower USA in Atlanta (September 2010).

History
Camden Cruz and Bryan Edwards formed the band in 2007. The next two members to join were brothers Kevin and Keith Byrd on guitars and drums, respectively. Rounding out the group were John Zambrotto on keyboards, and Cory Stene playing bass. Edwards obtained several possible band names from novelist George R. R. Martin's epic fantasy series A Song of Ice and Fire, and the band members chose the name Seven Kingdoms. In August 2007 they recorded their debut album, Brothers of the Night, at Morrisound Studios in Temple Terrace, Florida. The album, heavily influenced by Martin's novels, was released independently in November 2007.

For the next year they toured throughout Florida in support of the album. In January 2008, they replaced Aghora at Florida's Hellstock event. In May 2008 they played at The Maximum Metal Show in St. Petersburg, Florida.

In early 2009 the band moved in a new direction in preparation for its second album. During the writing of the album, the band ultimately decided that keyboards were not going to be featured, and Zambrotto was released. Edwards and Stene soon left as well. Miles Neff became the new bassist and Sabrina Valentine became the new vocalist. The second album, Seven Kingdoms, was recorded at Morrisound Studios in September 2009. In November 2009 the band signed a worldwide booking and management deal with Intromental Management. They opened for heavy metal band W.A.S.P. at Club Firestone in Orlando, Florida in March 2010.

In April 2010, Seven Kingdoms signed a worldwide deal with Nightmare Records for their second album. That month they were the subject of an interview on Beach 92.7 radio and played SwordFest with Cage. Their second album, Seven Kingdoms, was released in July 2010. It contained 11 songs and featured an appearance by Crimson Glory / Leatherwolf singer Wade Black. Seven Kingdoms played at ProgPower USA in September 2010, opening the Midweek Mayhem event. That month they parted ways with bassist Miles Neff, who was replaced by Aaron Sluss. They entered regular rotation at Epic Rock Radio.com in October 2010. In November they began The Sacred Worlds and Songs Divine tour, opening for Blind Guardian and Holy Grail. They also played at Florida Powerfest II, a festival organized by guitarist Camden Cruz, on December 18, 2010. In 2011 they played the Uniting the Powers of Metal Tour along the eastern seaboard along with Artizen, Widow and Creation's End. In March and April 2013, the band played in Europe for the first time, touring with Amaranthe and Stratovarius, across 13 countries.

Discography

Brothers of the Night (2007)

Brothers of the Night was released independently in 2007. A number of forums devoted to the musical genre received the album well. The Metal Crypt commented that "Power Metal fans who like some meat on their music should get into this." Imhotep said that the band had "come to unite in metal brotherhood with honor and glory." After listening to the album, Metalrage opined that, "It's only a matter of time until Nuclear Blast decides to turn this young band into a fully grown metal act."

Seven Kingdoms (2010)

Seven Kingdoms was released in 2010 on Nightmare Records. When reviewing the new CD, Seven Kingdoms, Marc Gromen, of the Metal Temple, and also of Brave Words and Bloody Knuckles, had a fair review. He stated that it is "...Good to hear this style of music emanating from North America, even better that a domestic label is giving it a home. Certainly one to watch." When reviewing the new CD, Several genre sites also had favorable opinions to share. The music review site Imhotep said metal fans should "…March gallantly to your nearest store, mail order or Seven Kingdoms show as this album contains what most expect out of their epic, progressive power metal." Additionally, the site Metal Revolution also shared good review of the band's newest offering. They believe that it's a must buy"...For fans of bands such as Sonata Arctica, Iced Earth, Nightwish there is definitely something  on this album you cannot go without. Visit the websites below for a taste and order your copy, this would not be a choice to regret."

The Fire is Mine (2012)
This album was just released on October 9, 2012 and is available for purchase on the Nightmare Records website.

In the Walls EP (2016)
This EP was released on September 30, 2016.

Decennium (2017)
This album was released on May 5, 2017.

Zenith (2022)
This album was released on June 17th, 2022.

Discography
 Brothers of the Night (Album, 2007, self released)
 Seven Kingdoms (Album, 2010, Nightmare Records)
 The Fire is Mine (Album, 2012, Nightmare Records)
 In the Walls (EP, 2016, self released)
 Decennium (Album, 2017, Napalm Records)
 Empty Eyes (EP, 2019, self released)
 Zenith (Album, 2022, Distortion Music Group)

References

External links
 Nightmare Records.com
 Power Of Metal - webzine - Denmark

2007 establishments in Florida
American power metal musical groups
American thrash metal musical groups
Articles containing video clips
Musical groups from Florida
Musical groups established in 2007

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Taurus Horoscope 2021: At the beginning, you may face certain challenges.
We are presenting complete information of Taurus Horoscope 2021 Prediction for you. In this prediction you will know how the year 2021 is going to be for you.
Read step by step, what are you going to get in this Taurus 2021 Prediction series
How will 2021 year be for Jobs and Career for Taurus?
How will 2021 year be for business and finance gains for Taurus?
How will 2021 year be for love relationship and marriage for Taurus?
Know about Taurus 2021 Family Horoscope
Know about Taurus 2021 Health Horoscope
Taurus Career and Job 2021
In this series of
Taurus Career Horoscope 2021 Prediction, you will know how your job, professional and business life will be in the year 2021.
As per the Career horoscope of the Taurus , 2021 is going to be a glorious year for you. While the presence of Venus in Sagittarius means that the native may lean towards procrastination, on the work front they will perform incredibly nonetheless. You will not let the deadline take over your headspace and you will competently work around them and end your projects on time.
Planetary transits and their impact on Taurus Career in 2021
As noted above, the presence of the Venus in Sagittarius during the start of the year can cause the Taurus native to be lazy and unmotivated. However, they will still be able to work effectively over their work assignments and do their projects within the required time span.The end of February is where Venus makes a quick stop in Aquarius, allowing the Aries natives to get some much-needed eyeballs.
The impact of Jupiter in Capricorn during the month of April will be far-reaching. It may help you rise and improve on a professional level because of all the extra work you had put during the start of 2021.However, November may be a time when you may not be able to concentrate in your work as the Jupiter moves into Aquarius.
Possibility of promotion, increment and Job in 2021 for Taurus
Your personal performance will peak in the month of May as the Mercury moves into Gemini. According to the Career horoscope for the Taurus in 2021, the native will see signs of success in summer. Past that point, success will help you move ahead in your career with probabilities of increment or promotions in the month of September. If you are planning to switch jobs or change your field of business, September will be a great time because of the Mercury moving into Libra.
Taurus relationship with colleagues and boss in 2021
The month of February will be really favorable according to the Taurus Career horoscope for 2021. They will get noticed by colleagues and seniors at work for the great work they have been doing all along. Chances are, your superiors will help you get opportunities that will help you crack the code of success this year.
Career graph of Taurus in 2021
The career trajectory will up rise from the word go and in spite of a lack of motivation during the start of the year, you will be really effective on the work front. There can be minor lag during the end of the month that will not be too problematic for the Taurus native.
Success/Failure on professional fronts –
2021 Career horoscope for the Taurus shows a rapid increase in your career options. The start of April will see the manifestation of a powerful period in the Taurus native's horoscope, helping them climb the ladder of success. Success will shine on your as soon as it is summer. You will see the results of your hard work in front of your eyes.
The end of the year may not be that favourable for the Taurus native. You may get lured into frequent daydreaming phases where your work can be impacted greatly. People at work may throw judgments at you and your ability to fix problems may lag for a while.
Love & Marriage in 2021
In this Taurus Love and Relationship 2021 horoscope prediction, you will know how 2021 Taurus is going to be for the people of love or relationship and marriage.
According to the Love Horoscope for the Taurus , 2021 will be the year where their gentle and grounded approach towards life will help them become a popular romantic choice among potential love partners. Care and compassion are supposed to be your most important components when it comes to your romantic relationships this year.
The start of 2021 will see you having a fairy-tale level of romance. Your love life will be full of genuine happiness and it will bring you unfathomable joy. Since the joy between you and your joy may be excessive, you might become lazy and try to spend all of your time with each other in close proximity. You are thus advised to not avoid physical activities and going out just because you are too in love.
Major Planetary Transit and their effect on Taurus Love and Marriage in 2021
According to the love horoscope for the Taurus native, 2021 will see the movement of Venus into the Aries. This conjunction may prompt the natives to take some time off from their busy schedule and plan a holiday or travel with their partner somewhere in April.The month of May brings Venus into Taurus, boosting the possibilities of love by making it almost feel larger than life itself. With Venus moving into the Leo mid-July, there's a chance that couples who have been committed and married for a long time may take the next step of parenthood.
How will the year 2021 for Taurus love and relationship
2021 will be extremely potent for a single native. The planetary transits during mid-2021 will definitely help in the manifestation of a potential love partner for you. However, according to the Love horoscope for the Taurus , 2021 will see them feeling content during the summer of the year – even if they are single or in a loving relationship.July is the month where the energy of the Taurus native will be at its peaks. Hence, it is a great time for them to seek out a partner that will be theirs from here on out. There are chances of getting into a relationship via a mutual course that you and your potential prospects are taking. For the single Taurus natives, October 2021 will be the month where you may just find your perfect love match.
How will the year 2021 for Taurus Marriage & Prosperity
As far as married couples are concerned, the love horoscope for the Taurus native states that 2021 will see them entering into the adventurous future of becoming parents. The prosperity of a married couple can be at stakes during the last few months of the year as there's a chance of major conflicts and fights emerging out of nowhere. It's best that you settle these when the time is right and not take them any further.
Compatibility – According the Taurus love horoscope for 2021, there's a strong chance that your happiness will be overwhelming and you and your partner might indulge in excess by roaming around and having posh meals together. Since Venus move into the super-serious Scorpio from the 2nd of October, the intimacy and depth in your relationship will improve considerably.
In this section of the Taurus Business and Finance Horoscope 2021 predictions, you will learn about the financial and wealth situation in the year 2021, about Loss and Gain and how the Planets will impact your wealth this year.
As per the predictions of the Taurus finance horoscope, 2021 will be a fruitful year for the native. So, the worrisome, Taurus native shouldn't fret too much when it comes to money this year.
The predictions also state that the native will start off the year in a great financial spot. However, with time, there are chances that natives may get used to spending in excess. This may be the cause of their greediness that they might spend their well-earned dime on lavish eateries or on comforts. A little discipline would be needed for the Taurus native if they don't want to flush out their funds a little too soon in the year. The fact is the native needs to understand that if they have money it doesn't necessarily mean that they need to keep spending it all.
Effect of planetary movement on finance in 2021 for Taurus
As mentioned above, the Taurus finance horoscope for 2021 shows clear signs that the native will be overspending. However, with Mercury entering the Capricorn, there are chances that kind of messy behaviour will be shaped in wise tactics. The conjunction will bring the natives back into positive habits by setting them straight.The conjunction of Venus in Aries is an indication that by mid-April the native will get restless because they like traveling and seeing the world. However, they wouldn't have to worry now as this will also be the time when the native will see major financial growth if they can control this urge to travel.The presence of the Mercury in Gemini during July will help the native conjure up great financial gains through their creative mind.
Financial status and wealth accumulation in 2021 for Taurus
The financial status of the native will have a spiral graph this year. While the accumulation of wealth according to the Taurus financial horoscope of 2021 indicates a huge opening with chances of overspending, the middle of the year promises some huge financial growth for the native. Property-related gains will also give the native a huge head up when it comes to financial stability. This makes sure that the native doesn't have to worry about money for the time forthcoming. Things will fare well till the end of the year and the Taurus native will have an epiphany of sorts where they will realize that saving money is really important for them. Since the Taurus native is an earthy sign, they will be quite practical in their approach towards investing and making money related choice. Hence, the native should not be swayed by otherworldly comforts that will need big spending from their end. The fact that they will be able to balance everything in order to come out as a financially stable entity is what matters at the end of the day.
Wealth and Finance Gains & Losses in 2021 for Taurus
The Taurus financial horoscope for 2021 clearly shows that the summer will be a great place for gains. Staying put and not succumbing to the lures of the world will help the Taurus native gather enough money to make a steady growth this year. The Taurus natives who are in the fields of media and performing arts are also supposed to witness the best time of their lives financially. Their project will be a huge success and monetary benefits are to be had in abundance. The Taurian native will cap the year with a big property-related gain that will end the year with a perfect score for them financially.
About Taurus 2021 Health Horoscope
The Taurus health horoscope for 2021 predicts that the natives will have to be extra careful with their health this year. The shadows of Rah and Ketu in the ascendant sign as well as the seventh house may cause grievous trouble on the health front. The cumulative planetary movements of the Sun and Mercury during the initial months of the year can also result in a pretty vulnerable period health-wise.
In spite of that, the Taurus horoscope for 2021 shows that the months of April to May will turn out to extremely good for your health. You may just get rid of an old disease that has been bothering you for quite some time. Eye disorders and stomach related troubles may be a recurring issue this year for the Taurus native.
About Taurus 2021 Family Horoscope
The predictions for Taurus horoscope 2021 show that the family life of the native will be in shambles. The year will be full start with stressful situations on the familiar front and continue on for a couple of months. The kind of support you are seeking from your family in an important aspect of your life will be absent for the most part of 2021.
The situation will gradually improve, though. The Taurus will witness the discussion of property-related matters on the family front, bringing peace and tranquility to everyone.
The mutual understanding will improve and so will the health of your parents. Coming to your children, except for the months of March and April, you will have a good time with your kids. If your children are planning to go away for further studies, chances are that their wishes will come true in mid-April to May. A foreign trip will definitely do them good and their relationship with you will only improve.


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"Residents were given two hours to gather their belongings. The evacuation of Pripyat's 43,000 residents took 3.5 hours, using 1,200 buses from Kiev. Residents remember that everyone was in a hurry, but nobody was panicking. The residents of Pripyat were asked to carry with them only what was required for two or three days, some food, a change of underwear, and their identity papers. Dosimeters are confiscated.
And so, even a generation later and having been picked over by many foolhardy scavengers and explorers alike, Pripyat still feels suspended in time. This quality is most felt walking through the interiors of the various schools, offices and apartment blocks throughout the city.
Great photos. I remember how much in awe I was the first time I saw a photo of that pool room. Can't imagine what it must have felt like to actually visit, that's awesome. It seems like kids areas are some of the more eerie with their abandoned toys.
I had all of 5 minutes to shoot the pool, I would've liked more time and angles. Unfortunately, the cops were coming and we had to get out. Apparently, a tourist had gotten injured in the Zone a day or two before, so they were cracking down on things that they normally turn a bling eye on, like going inside buildings.
That's a bummer. At least you got something. By the way, meant to say I'm impressed by their evacuation of 43k people in 3.5 hours. That's quite the achievement given the timeframes.


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