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Role of D-dimer in the Development of Portal Vein Thrombosis in Liver Cirrhosis: A Meta-analysis
Junna Dai1, Xingshun Qi2, Hongyu Li2, Xiaozhong Guo2
1 Postgraduate School, Dalian Medical University, Dalian; Liver Cirrhosis Study Group, Department of Gastroenterology, General Hospital of Shenyang Military Area, Shenyang, China
2 Liver Cirrhosis Study Group, Department of Gastroenterology, General Hospital of Shenyang Military Area, Shenyang, China
Date of Submission 01-Sep-2014
Date of Acceptance 01-Dec-2014
Background and Aims: A meta-analysis was performed to explore the role of the D-dimer in the development of portal vein thrombosis (PVT) in liver cirrhosis. Methods: All papers were searched via PubMed, EMBASE, China National Knowledge Infrastructure, Wan Fang, and VIP databases. A standardized mean difference (SMD) with 95% confidence interval (CI) was pooled. Results: Overall, 284 studies were initially identified, of which 21 were included. Cirrhotic patients with PVT had a significantly higher D-dimer concentration than those without PVT (pooled SMD = 1.249, 95%CI = 0.740-1.758). After the portal hypertension-related surgery, cirrhotic patients with PVT had a similar preoperative D-dimer concentration to those without PVT (pooled SMD = 0.820, 95%CI = −0.122-0.286), but a higher postoperative value of D-dimer concentration than those without PVT (pooled SMD = 2.505, 95%CI = 0.975-4.036). Notably, the D-dimer concentration at the 1 st postoperative day was similar between cirrhotic patients with and without PVT (pooled SMD = 0.137, 95%CI = −0.827-1.101), but that at the 7 th post-operative day was higher in cirrhotic patients with PVT than in those without PVT (pooled SMD = 1.224, 95%CI = 0.277-2.171). Conclusion: D-dimer might be regarded as a diagnostic marker for PVT in liver cirrhosis. In addition, postoperative D-dimer testing is worthwhile for the diagnosis of PVT after portal hypertension-related surgery.
Keywords: Diagnosis, etiology, predict, portal hypertension
Dai J, Qi X, Li H, Guo X. Role of D-dimer in the Development of Portal Vein Thrombosis in Liver Cirrhosis: A Meta-analysis. Saudi J Gastroenterol 2015;21:165-74
Dai J, Qi X, Li H, Guo X. Role of D-dimer in the Development of Portal Vein Thrombosis in Liver Cirrhosis: A Meta-analysis. Saudi J Gastroenterol [serial online] 2015 [cited 2019 Jul 15];21:165-74. Available from: http://www.saudijgastro.com/text.asp?2015/21/3/165/157567
Junna Dai , Xingshun Qi
FNx01The first two authors contributed equally to this work.
Portal vein thrombosis (PVT) is one of the severe complications of liver cirrhosis. [1],[2],[3] It is defined as the formation of a thrombus within the portal vein trunk and intrahepatic portal branches. The reported prevalence of PVT ranges from 0.6% to 26% in liver cirrhosis. [1],[2],[3],[4],[5],[6],[7],[8] PVT deteriorates the liver dysfunction, increases the risk of bleeding, and influences the prognosis of patients with liver cirrhosis. [1],[2],[3] Development of PVT is associated with systemic prothrombotic factors and local risk factors. [9],[10],[11] Systemic risk factors include factor V Leiden mutation, G20210A prothrombin mutation, MTHFR C667T mutation, lupus anticoagulant, decreased level of proteins C and S and antithrombin III, and increased levels of factor VIII. Local factors include inflammatory lesions, pancreatitis, splenomegaly, a large splenic vein diameter, reduced portal flow velocity, and increased flow volume in the largest collateral vessel. [1],[2],[3],[4],[5],[6],[7],[8] D-dimer level can reflect the fibrinolytic activity in humans, and is elevated in patients with deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism due to the activation of fibrinolysis system. Recently, one study by Zhang et al. has also shown that D-dimer testing with a cutoff value of 0.24 mg/L has a high sensitivity of 100% and a negative predictive value of 100% in excluding a diagnosis of PVT. [12] But the specificity and predictive value are low (30.7% and 16.7%). [12] In addition, the association between D-dimer level and the presence of PVT was not supported by some studies. [13] Herein, we do a meta-analysis to detect the role of D-dimer in the development of PVT in liver cirrhosis.
Studies were identified using a search strategy in PubMed database, EMBASE database, China National Knowledge Infrastructure, Wan Fang, and VIP databases. Search items were listed as follows: ("D-dimer"[All Fields]) AND ("liver cirrhosis" [All Fields]) AND ("portal vein thrombosis" [All Fields]). The last search was performed on July 20, 2014. When the same data were reported in more than one publication, only the studies with more complete data and more extensive interval of enrolment were included in the meta-analysis.
A data extraction sheet included authors, publication year, country where the study was conducted, period of enrolment, study design, inclusion and exclusion criteria, type of diseases (liver cirrhosis or cirrhotic portal hypertension after surgery), total sample size, demographic data (age and gender), Child-Pugh Score or Class, and number of patients with and without PVT.
The participants of any age with diagnosis of liver cirrhosis
All observational studies, including cohort and case-control studies, regardless of the retrospective or prospective nature of the study
No publication date or publication status restrictions
No language restrictions
D-dimer levels were measured.
Reviews or comments on the significance of liver cirrhosis
Contents or indexes
Patients with hepatocellular carcinoma or other malignancy, cholestatic liver diseases, Budd-Chiari syndrome More Details, pancreatitis, preoperative had thrombosis, the use of anticoagulation or antiplatelet drugs, and recent abdominal trauma
Noncomparative studies
Studies which did not report the D-dimer levels
Studies in which the data were not expressed as the mean value and standard deviation
Duplicate studies.
Evaluation of study quality
The quality of included studies was evaluated according to the STROBE statement checklists (www.strobe-statement.org). It included 22 items to evaluate the title and abstracts, introduction, methods, results, discussion, and funding [Supplementary Table 1 [Additional file 1]].
The D-dimer levels were collected in cirrhotic patients with and without PVT. The difference of D-dimer levels between them was calculated as mean difference. A standardized mean difference (SMD) with 95% confidence interval (CI) was used to evaluate the association between D-dimer concentration and PVT in liver cirrhosis. A standardized value was employed, primarily because D-dimer level was measured by different units and methods in different studies. Then, the SMD of each study was combined to give a pooled SMD. An SMD >0 favored the effect of increased D-dimer concentration on PVT, and a P < 0.05 was considered statistically significant. Data were pooled using random-effect models. Heterogeneity between studies was assessed by using the I2 statistic (I2 > 50% was considered as having substantial heterogeneity) and the χ2 test (P < 0.10 was considered to represent statistically significant heterogeneity). The Egger test was performed to evaluate the presence of publication bias for all pooled values with 95%CI. All analyses were conducted using Stats Direct statistical software version 2.7.8 (Stats Direct Ltd, Sale, Cheshire, UK).
Description of the included studies
A total of 284 studies were initially identified by the search strategy. Among them, 21 studies involving 602 cirrhotic patients with PVT and 1490 cirrhotic patients without PVT were eligible in the meta-analyses [Figure 1]. [12],[13],[14],[15],[16],[17],[18],[19],[20],[21],[22],[23],[24],[25],[26],[27],[28],[29],[30],[31],[32] Baseline characteristics are summarized in [Table 1] and D-dimer concentration is summarized in [Table 2]. The quality of the included studies are demonstrated in [Supplementary Table 2 [Additional file 2]].
Figure 1: Study selection
Table 1: Study characteristics: An overview
Table 2: Comparison of D-dimer concentration between cirrhotic patients with and without PVT: An overview
Association between D-dimer concentrations and PVT in liver cirrhosis without surgery
D-dimer concentration between the PVT group and the non-PVT group was similar in three studies [13],[19],[25] and significantly different in 11 studies. [12],[15],[16],[17],[18],[21],[22],[24],[26],[28],[29] Additionally, the difference between the two groups was unclear in one study. [32] Using a random-effects model, a meta-analysis demonstrated that the pooled SMD was significant (1.249, 95%CI = 0.740-1.758, P < 0.0001), suggesting a higher D-dimer concentration in cirrhotic patients with PVT than in those without PVT [Figure 2]. The heterogeneity among studies was significant (I2 = 93.6%, P < 0.0001). Egger test implied no proof of publication bias (P = 0.205).
Figure 2: Meta-analysis regarding D-dimer concentration on portal vein thrombosis in liver cirrhosis without surgery
Association between preoperative D-dimer concentration and PVT after the surgery of cirrhotic portal hypertension
Preoperative D-dimer concentration between the PVT group and the non-PVT group was similar in all five studies. [14],[20],[23],[30],[31] Using a random-effects model, a meta-analysis demonstrated that the pooled SMD was not significant (0.820, 95%CI = −0.122-0.286, P = 0.431), showing that D-dimer concentration was similar between the PVT group and the non-PVT group [Figure 3]. The heterogeneity among studies was not significant (I2 = 0%, P = 0.721). Egger test implied no proof of publication bias (P = 0.179).
Figure 3: Meta-analysis regarding preoperative D-dimer concentration on portal vein thrombosis after the surgery of cirrhotic portal hypertension
Association between postoperative D-dimer concentration and PVT after the surgery of cirrhotic portal hypertension
Postoperative D-dimer concentration between the PVT group and the non-PVT group was significantly different in all four studies. [14],[23],[27],[30] Using a random-effects model, a meta-analysis demonstrated that the pooled SMD was significant (2.505, 95%CI = 0.975-4.036, P = 0.0013), showing that D-dimer concentration was significantly higher in the PVT group than in the non-PVT group [Figure 4]. The heterogeneity among studies was significant (I2 = 96%, P < 0.0001). Egger test implied no proof of publication bias (P = 0.153).
Figure 4: Meta-analysis regarding postoperative D-dimer concentration on portal vein thrombosis after the surgery of cirrhotic portal hypertension
Association between 1 st postoperative D-dimer concentration and PVT after the surgery of cirrhotic portal hypertension
First postoperative D-dimer concentration between the PVT group and the non-PVT group was similar in one study [20] and significantly different in the other study. [31] Using a random-effects model, a meta-analysis demonstrated that the pooled SMD was not significant (0.137, 95%CI = −0.827-1.101, P = 0.781), showing that D-dimer concentration was similar between the PVT group and the non-PVT group [Figure 5]. The heterogeneity among studies was significant (P = 0.0096). Egger test could not evaluate the publication bias.
Figure 5: Meta-analysis regarding 1st postoperative D-dimer concentration on portal vein thrombosis after the surgery of cirrhotic portal hypertension
Association between 7 th postoperative D-dimer concentration and PVT after the surgery of cirrhotic portal hypertension
Seventh postoperative D-dimer concentration between the PVT group and the non-PVT group was significantly different in the two studies. [20],[31] Using a random-effects model, a meta-analysis demonstrated that the pooled SMD was significant (1.224, 95%CI = 0.277-2.171, P = 0.0113), suggesting a higher D-dimer concentration in cirrhotic patients with PVT than in those without PVT [Figure 6]. The heterogeneity among studies was significant (P = 0.0212). Egger test could not evaluate the publication bias.
Figure 6: Meta-analysis regarding 7th postoperative D-dimer concentration on portal vein thrombosis after the surgery of cirrhotic portal hypertension
D-dimer is produced during the fibrinolysis. D-dimer testing is cheap and readily available, and importantly, it has a high negative predictive value and sensitivity for deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism. [33] At present, it has been widely used for the diagnostic workup of suspected venous thromboembolism in clinical practice. Evidence suggests that a negative D-dimer in the combination with clinical probability tools can effectively rule out the diagnosis of deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism, which reduce the need for ultrasound testing. [34],[35] However, the role of D-dimer in the diagnosis of PVT in liver cirrhosis remained unclear. The present study for the first time systematically reviewed the currently available data to clarify the issue. The most important finding was that an increased D-dimer concentration was associated with a higher risk of PVT in liver cirrhosis in the absence of surgery, which potentially suggested that D-dimer should be a diagnostic marker for PVT in cirrhotic patients. However, the accurate cutoffs of D-dimer for predicting the development of PVT were largely lacking. In one included study, Zhang et al. calculated the area under curve (AUC) of D-dimer for the diagnosis of PVT. [28] They found that D-dimer had the largest AUC of 0.868, followed by Child-Pugh Score of 0.823, diameter of main portal vein of 0.810, and portal vein velocity of 0.756. Another included study also demonstrated that the AUC of D-dimer was 0.782 for the diagnosis of PVT in all cirrhotic patients, and the cutoff value was 0.52 mg/dL. [36] The subgroup analyses according to the Child-Pugh class further demonstrated that the AUC of D-dimer was 0.963, 0.75, and 0.698 in Child-Pugh class A, B, and C patients, respectively. The cutoff value was heterogeneous, such as 0.52, 0.56, 1.12 mg/dL in Child-Pugh Class A, B, and C patients, respectively.
Considering a high risk of PVT in cirrhotic patients undergoing the portal hypertension-related surgery, we analyzed the association between D-dimer concentration and PVT in such patients. Ideally, D-dimer should have an early predictive probability of developing PVT. However, we found that the postoperative value of D-dimer, but not preoperative value of D-dimer, could predict the development of PVT after surgery. In addition, the 7 th postoperative value of D-dimer, but not 1 st postoperative value of D-dimer, was associated with the development of PVT after surgery. Because PVT developed within the 7 th postoperative days, these unexpected findings might suggest that the change in the D-dimer concentrations was accompanied by the occurrence of PVT after surgery; however, a simple D-dimer test could not provide any possibilities of early prediction of PVT.
The study had several limitations as follows. First, we could only establish the association between D-dimer and the development of PVT in liver cirrhosis. However, we did not identify the negative predictive value of D-dimer in ruling out PVT. Second, a clinical probability tool could further stratify the risk for the assessment of venous thromboembolism and pulmonary embolism, thereby increasing the negative predictive value of D-dimer tests. [34],[37] However, no clinical probability tools were established for the risk of the assessment of PVT. Third, only a few studies explored the association between D-dimer and PVT after portal hypertension-related surgery, especially the 1 st and 7 th postoperative value of D-dimer. Thus, the conclusions needed to be confirmed. Fourth, a majority of the reviewed studies were of poor quality, which potentially influenced the reliability of these findings.
In conclusion, D-dimer might be regarded as a diagnostic marker of PVT in liver cirrhosis, but further work should identify the accurate cutoff value of D-dimer for excluding the diagnosis of PVT. In addition, postoperative D-dimer testing is worthwhile for the diagnosis of PVT after portal hypertension-related surgery in liver cirrhosis, but the timing of D-dimer testing after surgery should be further explored.
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Hongyu Li
Department of Gastroenterology, General Hospital of Shenyang Military Area, No. 83 Wenhua Road, Shenyang
Xiaozhong Guo
Xingshun Qi
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Dai J
Qi X
Li H
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portal hypertension


The fellas from Jack the Fox are heading over for Nannup Music Festival with Josh Cashman, but first gracing a Perth backyard stage! Joined on the night by the deliciously soulful Valentine from Margaret River. We are super stoked to be hosting these incredibly talented musicians in a beautiful intimate setting.


Can you waffle it? has become a sort-of joke, but I still take it seriously. After all, this question has led to a lot of important discoveries, like waffled grilled cheese or waffled puff pastry. So what about falafel? Can you waffle that?
The short answer is: no and yes.
I started with a super-simple falafel batter: overnight-soaked chickpeas pulsed in a food processor with some onion and garlic, plus baking powder, salt, and ground cumin. A lot of falafel recipes go harder on the spices and add fresh herbs, too, but I wanted the chickpeas to shine.
This didn't go well. Despite how very generously I greased the waffle iron, the falafel batter stuck like cement. And I need not tell you how frustrating it is to clean a waffle iron when you could be eating waffles instead.
Somewhere between the first and 14th Q-tip (Did you know Q-tips are really helpful at cleaning cooled-down, clogged-up waffle irons?), I started wondering about eggs. Could they be the missing ingredients? Could they clean my waffle iron for me?
Well, no, they couldn't clean it for me. But yes, they made all the difference for the recipe. One egg made a nonstick waffle (huzzah!). Two eggs made a fluffier, lighter center. Three eggs made an almost-falafel, crispy chickpea waffle that I couldn't stop eating.
Of course, it wouldn't be a waffle without maple syrup. Just kidding. It wouldn't be a waffle without some sort of topping. In this case, we're doubling down. First, an extra-herby take on Israeli salad, or chopped cucumbers and tomatoes with parsley and lemon. My version adds cilantro and mint. And to go with, a harissa-spiked tahini sauce that you could, would, and should pour with abandon.
Like any waffle, these are best eaten still-warm from the iron. But if you happen to have any leftovers, just toss in the toaster tomorrow morning for breakfast on the go.
What's the craziest thing you've ever waffled?
Hi there! I'd like to know your thoughts on using flax eggs or another substitute for the eggs. Thank you!
Hey! Since the batter uses a fair amount of eggs, I'm honestly not sure how a substitute, such as flax, would work out... If you give it a try, please report back!
Two questions. 1) can u used canned chickpeas? 2) Can I cook these in a pan like pancakes?
Hi Laura! 1) I wouldn't recommend using canned chickpeas, as they're pretty different from soaked dried chickpeas. 2) I haven't tried cooking these like pancakes, but hopeful it would work just fine! Just grease the pan generously and flatten scoops of batter with a spatula (they won't spread on their own).
Can I substitute chickpea flour, if so how much?
Hi Jasmine! I haven't tried that substitution and wouldn't recommend it. Here, the dried chickpeas are soaked, then processed, so they act differently than a flour.


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Fabrice Guy, né le  à Pontarlier (Doubs), est un spécialiste français du combiné nordique. Membre de l'équipe de France, il est sacré champion olympique lors des Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 1992 à Albertville. Il fait partie de la promotion 2015 des gloires du sport.

Biographie

Enfance et vie familiale
Sa famille est originaire de Mouthe. Son grand père est agriculteur sur la commune. Cependant les autres membres de sa famille sont des skieurs, il est initié au ski alpin par sa mère, au ski de fond par son père (champion de France du 50 km en 1972) et au saut à ski par son oncle .

Paris Match paie l'intégralité des frais de son mariage afin d'obtenir l'exclusivité de celui-ci. Il a trois fils : Eliott, Edgar et Samuel, ancien membre des équipes B de combiné nordique qui a pris sa retraite en 2016.

Carrière sportive
Il est entraîné, ainsi que Sylvain Guillaume, à leurs débuts par Georges Bordat.

Dès l'annonce de l'obtention des Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 1992 à Albertville le , les entraîneurs et athlètes de l'équipe de France de combiné nordique se fixent l'objectif de remporter la médaille d'or en 1992. L'équipe de France est entraînée par Jacques Gaillard et Éric Lazzaroni. Il fait ses débuts internationaux en 1987, dans la Coupe du monde à Autrans avec une septième place.

L'hiver suivant, il participe à ses premiers jeux olympiques à Calgary avec Francis Repellin,  et Gilles Ziglioli. Il manque la cérémonie d'ouverture mais il se classe  de la course individuelle. L'hiver suivant, il obtient son premier podium en coupe du monde à Lake Placid. Lors des hivers 1990 et 1991, il signe trois nouveaux podiums en coupe du monde.

Lors de l'hiver 1991-1992, il remporte quatre victoires lors des cinq courses de coupe du monde disputées. Il est choisi par le CNOSF pour être le porte-drapeau de la délégation française. Cependant, trois semaines avant le début des Jeux, il se blesse à un genou lors d'un match de football. Il souffre d'une lésion du latéral interne mais les entraîneurs de l'équipe de France préfèrent ne pas lui annoncer la gravité de sa blessure. Finalement, il parvient à se classer quatrième lors du concours de saut avant de s'imposer devant son compatriote Sylvain Guillaume.  Six ans plus tard, il obtient aux JO de Nagano une médaille de bronze dans l'épreuve par équipe. Il prend sa retraite sportive en 1999.

Il est également le premier Français à avoir remporté la Coupe du monde de la discipline en 1992 grâce à six succès dans des épreuves. Jason Lamy-Chappuis ne lui a succédé qu'en 2010.

Reconversion
Fabrice Guy est douanier. Il participe également à l'organisation d'épreuves sportives et entraîne les jeunes sauteurs sur le tremplin de Chaux-Neuve.

Il est consultant pour France Télévisions aux Jeux olympiques de Sotchi en 2014, de PyeongChang en 2018 et de Pékin en 2022 pour les épreuves de combiné nordique et de saut à ski.

Il est également le parrain de Nordic Magazine, publication trimestrielle consacrée aux disciplines sportives nordiques.

Palmarès

Jeux olympiques d'hiver

Championnats du monde de ski nordique

Coupe du monde
 Vainqueur de la Coupe du monde 1992.
 10 podiums dont 6 victoires.

Victoires

Coupe du monde B
 Victoire à  Chaux-Neuve le 23 décembre 1990

Championnats de France
 8 fois champion de France

Voir aussi

Bibliographie

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Notes et références

Naissance en décembre 1968
Naissance à Pontarlier
Coureur français du combiné nordique
Champion de France de combiné nordique
Vainqueur français d'une épreuve de la Coupe continentale de combiné nordique
Vainqueur de la Coupe du monde de combiné nordique
Coureur du combiné nordique aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 1988
Coureur du combiné nordique aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 1992
Coureur du combiné nordique aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 1994
Coureur du combiné nordique aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 1998
Médaillé de bronze olympique français
Champion olympique français
Champion olympique de combiné nordique
Porte-drapeau olympique
Entraîneur français du combiné nordique
Médaillé aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 1992
Médaillé aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 1998

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Q: INSERT from SELECT with ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE I am trying to run an INSERT query, based upon a SELECT, with an "ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE" statement. The SELECT query works, and the resulting data if I were to input it "manually" will result in a duplicate key issue. So far so good. However, the query below does not seem to update the value in "et_report_ymd.quotes" as I expected it to do.
INSERT IGNORE INTO et_report_ymd
SELECT
    NULL,
    t.year AS year,
    t.month AS month,
    t.day AS day,
    SUM(t.quotes) AS quotes

FROM source_table AS t

GROUP BY t.year, t.month, t.day

ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
    et_report_ymd.quotes = quotes

All help is welcome...

A: And just when you decided to ask for help, you come up with the solution, as always.
INSERT IGNORE INTO et_report_ymd
SELECT
    NULL,
    t.year AS year,
    t.month AS month,
    t.day AS day,
    SUM(t.quotes) AS quotes

FROM source_table AS t

GROUP BY t.year, t.month, t.day

ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
et_report_ymd.quotes = VALUES(quotes)

Note the "VALUES(quotes)" part at the end of the query instead of just "quotes".

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Fort Myers police arrested four people after raiding a home on Market Street Tuesday afternoon.
A warrant was executed at 2734 Market Street just after 6 p.m. after complaints and a two-month undercover operation, police said. After the SWAT team detained the people inside, they began searching the home.


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At Welcome Traveller Inn, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. For your convenience, a complimentary breakfast is served daily from 7:30 AM to 9 AM.
Make yourself at home in one of the 8 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers, and both irons/ironing boards and cribs/infant beds (complimentary) are available on request.
When you stay at Boulston Manor in Haverfordwest, you'll be 10 minutes by car from The Creative Cafe Haverfordwest. This 4-star bed & breakfast is 15.5 mi (25 km) from Pembroke Castle and 20.4 mi (32.9 km) from Tenby Beach.
An ideal gateway for exploring Pembrokeshire's fantastic coastline, Haverfordwest is known for its thriving market and impressive ruined castle, and was probably inhabited as far back as the Roman period.
Dating back to the early 12th century, Haverfordwest Castle was, for much of its existence, occupied by the English, and accommodated Queen Eleanor of Castile in the late 13th century. Unfortunately, after the English Civil War, the site was neglected and fell into dilapidation, although the surviving ruins are now protected by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority.
Only a few miles from Haverfordwest, the Pembrokeshire Motor Museum showcases an interesting variety of vintage cars, and explores the history and evolution of motor vehicles over the years. Another popular attraction nearby is the Scolton Manor Museum and Country Park, which is housed in a beautiful Victorian house and is the perfect day out for people of all ages. This venue contains thousands of artefacts relating to the history of this former manor house, and is surrounded by a Green Flag country park.
Established in 1952, the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park includes 186 miles of spectacular coastline and dozens of Sites of Special Scientific Interest. One of the most famous beaches is Barafundle Bay, which overlooks clear emerald waters and could easily win the award of Wales' most breathtaking sandy bay.
Known as the 'little fortress of the fish' in Welsh (Dinbych-y-pysgod), Tenby is revered for its golden sandy beaches and painted Listed buildings. The town became a major seaside resort after it was connected to the railways in the Victorian era, and still attracts significant numbers of holidaymakers during the school summer holidays.
The settlement of Wales' patron saint, St Davids became an official city in 1995, despite having a population below 2,000. The city is a popular stopping point for hikers exploring the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, and is noted for its attractive Bishops Palace and stone cathedral.
One of the most romantic Haverfordwest hotels has to be Slebech Park, which is adjacent to a scenic lake and comprises a well-preserved 18th-century manor house. Another very good venue is the Premier Inn Haverfordwest (North / A40), which offers excellent value for money, while the wonderful Wolfscastle Country Hotel offers a traditional country themed experience in picturesque surroundings.
For delicious British classics, visit the Nant y Coy Mill, or dine at the Welsh Spice restaurant for some divine Indian dishes. Other renowned restaurants include the eclectic-themed Georges Restaurant & Café Bar and the British-inspired Harp Inn.


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Thynedale is a census-designated place in Mecklenburg County, Virginia, just north of Chase City. The population as of the 2010 Census was 197.

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Census-designated places in Virginia


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Q: Log4j2 rolling leaves file handles open When Log4j2 rolls my log files it leaves some of them open I can see that in lsof:

java       6684      root  609u      REG        8,3      5791     142217 /jboss/server/all/log/info.log.2015-01-30 12:48-2.log (deleted)
java       6684      root  613r      REG        8,3      2917     140533 /jboss/server/all/log/info.log.2015-01-30 12:45-1.log (deleted)
java       6684      root  621u      REG        8,3     78090     140536 /jboss/server/all/log/service.manager.log.2015-01-30 12:46-1.log (deleted)
java       6684      root  622u      REG        8,3       309     140541 /jboss/server/all/log/info.log.2015-01-30 12:46-1.log (deleted)
java       6684      root  623u      REG        8,3       309     140539 /jboss/server/all/log/node.log.2015-01-30 12:46-1.log (deleted)
java       6684      root  644r      REG        8,3    126606     140228 /jboss/server/all/log/info.log.2015-01-30 12:44-1.log (deleted)
java       6684      root  648r      REG        8,3     70026     135612 /jboss/server/all/log/node.log.2015-01-30 12:44-1.log (deleted)
java       6684      root  649r      REG        8,3    126606     140202 /jboss/server/all/log/service.manager.log.2015-01-30 12:44-1.log (deleted)
java       6684      root  652r      REG        8,3      2917     140530 /jboss/server/all/log/node.log.2015-01-30 12:45-1.log (deleted)
java       6684      root  653r      REG        8,3    113366     140526 /jboss/server/all/log/service.manager.log.2015-01-30 12:45-1.log (deleted)
java       6684      root  654u      REG        8,3       322     140543 /jboss/server/all/log/service.manager.log.2015-01-30 12:47-1.log (deleted)

Here is one of my configuration files:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Configuration status="trace">
    <Appenders>
        <RollingRandomAccessFile name="PCI" fileName="${sys:jboss.server.home.dir}}/log/mycast.pci.log"
                     filePattern="${sys:jboss.server.home.dir}}/log/mycast.pci.log.%d{yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm}-%i.log.gz">
            <param name="Threshold" value="trace" />
            <PatternLayout>
                <Pattern>%d %-5p [%c{1}] (%t) {%x}: %m%n</Pattern>
            </PatternLayout>
            <Policies>
                <TimeBasedTriggeringPolicy />
                <SizeBasedTriggeringPolicy size="32 MB"/>
            </Policies>
        </RollingRandomAccessFile>
    </Appenders>
    <Loggers>
        <Logger name="com.abc" level="trace">
            <AppenderRef ref="PCI" />
        </Logger>
    </Loggers>
</Configuration>

I tried RollingRandomAccessFileAppender as suggested in: Log4j2 Rolled Files that are deleted are still open and disk space not freed but I got:
RollingRandomAccessFileAppender: CLASS_NOT_FOUND

Is there a way to tell Log4j2 to close files before rolling or after some time not being used? Should I use some other roller?
Thanks

A: This looks strange:  The paths don't seem to match exactly:
/jboss/server/all/log/info.log.2015-01-30 12:48-2.log (deleted)
fileName="${sys:jboss.server.home.dir}}/log/mycast.pci.log"
                     filePattern="${sys:jboss.server.home.dir}}/log/mycast.pci.log.%d{yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm}-%i.log.gz">
The rollover path has a date but ends in ".gz", where the open file handles don't end in ".gz".
Have you tried removing the space in the filePattern?


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The cycling trek lasts only two weeks, but the lives touched along the 865-miles of Gear Up Florida's route won't soon forget Pi Kappa Phi members like Sean Austin, Zack Cockerham, and Austin Craft. The Northwestern State University students were among the 31 cyclists and crew members riding across the State of Florida to re-shape the perception of people with disabilities.
Austin Craft and members of the Gear Up Florida team spread a message of acceptance and understanding of people with disabilities.
On Sunday May 10, 2015, the cycling event kicked off on the shores of Miami, traveled through the Florida orange fields, reached the Gulf coast, passed through Orlando, wound back to the Atlantic coast and culminated at the State Capitol in Tallahassee. The team spread a message of acceptance and understanding to communities in Florida through newspapers, radio and television, civic groups and community leaders, reaching millions of people. Cyclists pedaled an average 80 miles each day, before participating in a 'friendship visit' with an organization that serves people with disabilities in each community. The Ability Experience, Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity's philanthropy, provides each of these non-profits with a grant before departing the next day.
The three NSU team members served as crew members, responsible for logistical needs ranging from bicycle maintenance, cyclist support and safety, media relations, to mapping the daily cycling route. Cockerham, a History and Liberal Arts major from Morgan City, Louisiana, raised $1,050 toward the team's $70 thousand collective fundraising effort, which will directly benefit people with disabilities. This experience was years in-the-making, he said. "I was first drawn to Greek life and Pi Kappa Phi because of the leadership opportunities it provided as well as its philanthropy. Participating in one of the Ability Experience's summer events has always been a goal of mine since I joined Pi Kappa Phi in 2012."
NSU Pi Kapp Zack Cockerham said his visit to the Easter Seals was a humbling experience. "I was honored to meet some truly amazing individuals who have lived extraordinary lives. "
Having previously cycled with the 2013 Gear Up Florida team, Austin, a Health and Physical Education major from DeRidder, Louisiana, returned as a crew member. He contributed $1,250 in fundraising. Craft, a Business Administration major also from DeRidder, raised $1,525 as a crew member for the trek. Team members are selected through a rigorous application process, which included a one-thousand word essay and phone interview.
Gear Up Florida's programming is what makes this event so unique, with every event centered on the mission of the trek. Some days, team members will visit three different organizations that support people with disabilities. Seeing the direct impact on the people they raise money for is very emotional for team members. Many cannot help but be touched by the gratitude and kindness that is shown along Gear Up Florida.
The trek provides a heavy dose of life perspective that leaves participants inspired and motivated to do more for people with disabilities in their own communities.
The NSU Pi Kapps carried flags of the sororities that support projects of The Ability Experience in Natchitoches.
As a way of thanking the NSU sororities that support the projects on behalf of the Ability Experience in Natchitoches, the team carried flags that were signed by supporters along the route. The NSU Pi Kapps plans to present the flags to the sororities this Fall.
Since Gear Up Florida's creation in 1997, more than 350 Pi Kappa Phi members have participated, including 12 NSU students. Cockerham said this experience will remain in his heart for the rest of his life. "My experiences today taught me a lot about humility and love, and it helped me put a lot of things in my life into perspective. I am truly honored to be here with my fellow brothers, and I am proud to be a Pi Kappa Phi."
The following is an excerpt from Cockerham's contribution to the 2015 team journal:
DAY 12 | ZACK COCKERHAM: Today was truly a humbling experience. During breakfast and our first Friendship Visit today with the Easter Seals, I was honored to meet some truly amazing individuals who have lived extraordinary lives. The event was with mostly elderly individuals, and speaking with them really helped put a lot of things in perspective for me. I talked with Bob, who has been going to the Easter Seals for many years now, for almost two hours. He told me stories of his time in the military, his service in the Vietnam War, his sibling and his children, and many of the places he visited during his youth. We bonded over a variety of subjects: music, military history, the love of travel and adventure. He kept telling me his life motto "always be kind to others, and if they don't return your kindness just walk away. Go back to them another time."
After we left the Easter Seals we went to the Russell Home, which was truly an amazing experience. I had never seen a facility anything like that before. Instead of an actual medical or state run facility, it was literally a house where a family cared for individuals with disabilities. The people they served where as happy as they could be, and the atmosphere throughout the house was one of kindness and love. I was nearly in tears by the time I left the Russell Home — absolutely blown away by the work they were accomplishing there. When we arrived back at the hotel, I was stunned when I was awarded the rock, an important symbol for the men on this trip. It was truly an honor to learn how highly my peers think of me, and that my presence here on the trip has made a lasting impact with each and everyone of them. Today was truly a humbling experience, from discussing military history with Bob to touring the Russell Home. My experiences today taught me a lot about humility and love, and it helped me put a lot of things in my life into perspective. I am truly honored to be here with my fellow brothers, and I am proud to be a Pi Kappa Phi.
[Portions of this article from http://www.abilityexperience.org]
Pi Kappa Phi member completes life-changing 800-mile cycling trek
← Beta Omicron chapter alum assumes leadership of Natchitoches Jaycees
NSU alumnus named to Pi Kappa Phi's prestigious 'Thirty Under 30' list →


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Actress and model who's known for playing Cheyenne in the 2017 TV series Chosen Kin Origins and appearing in the thriller Hotel Artemis. She gained 100,000 followers on Instagram.
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She shared a photo with George Lopez on the set of El Chicano.
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This is a translated story in basketme.com (http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=es&u=http://www.basketme.com/noticia.php%3Fid%3D64862&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dguy%2Blandry%2Bedi%26sa%3DX%26biw%3D1 366%26bih%3D591%26tbs%3Dqdr:w) about Guy's desire to find a job and play again for the Ivory Coast in FIBA this summer.
Wishing a classy guy the best!
he Ivorian Guy Landry Edi has proposed three new challenges in the coming months to the end of his career in the NCAA: graduate in May, attracting interest from professional teams and join your team to play the Afrobasket in his native country.
Edi added that "zags have a great future and with the arrival of new players and those who carry insurance that can strengthen your game. Hopefully go further in the tournament next year."
With peers like Kelly Olynyc, Elias Harris, Kevin Pangos and Gary Bell, guard of 1.98 m has seen his playing time dwindle to 18-10 per game, in addition to scoring only 3 points on average in his senior season.
"I will sorely miss the experience at Gonzaga.'ve Had a great career even though this year I have not played as much as before, but I can not complain. When I graduate in May will begin a new chapter in my life and I am very expectantly. these two years with the Zags have been magnificent, but the latter has been very special because the connection we had both on and off the pitch has been incredible. " said.
his summer Ivory Coast will host 20 to August 31 Afrobasket for the second time since 1985, and asked about their intention to represent their country, Edi said it intends to be with the team but first needs to "find a job".
"But playing the Afrobasket 2013 will be very special to be in our country, surrounded by our people and in order to be able to play next year's World Cup in Spain".
The three best teams in the Afrobasket get their 2014 World Cup qualifying.
Nothing but a classy, classy kid.
Nothing but the best, Guy!
Its amazing how seriously good a basketball player is that sits 3rd string on the Gonzaga bench. Edi is a very good basketball player and a true athlete. He just wasn't as consistent as Hart, Dranginis or Barham down the stretch. Few had to put the best in.
I wish GLE the best!
I wish Guy nothing but the best in the future and appreciate the positive attitude and energy he continued to bring to Gonzaga even after his playing time dwindled away.


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Frictionless sharing refers to the transparent sharing of resources using social media services.

The term became popularised following Mark Zuckerberg's announcement at the F8 developers conference in 2011 in which he described developments to Facebook that would allow "real-time serendipity in a friction-less experience".
Facebook applications that implemented such frictionless sharing included a news-sharing app developed by The Guardian.
The growth in importance is indicated by the ReadWrite Web article that described the development as a "top trend for 2011".

The term had previously been used in an application-independent way to describe "sharing that occurs without any additional effort required, for example, if a scholar is gathering resources for her own research, then using a social bookmarking tool is an effective tool for her as well as making the list public".

The term is separately used to refer to use of Creative Commons licences to minimise copyright barriers to reuse of content: "We also use Creative Commons licensing to allow frictionless sharing of research data, while allowing researchers to choose when and if they make data publicly available".

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Our Y is always looking for talented associates to help us make our community stronger. Explore and apply for full- and part-time job opportunities available at the Kirk Family YMCA.
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Favorite part of working at the Y: "I love working with a great team to serve our community. I love the diversity of our staff, members, donors, and community partners working together to improve the lives of people in our community. I am grateful to be part of an organization that strives to live out the values of honesty, respect, caring, and responsibility. The YMCA is a wonderful place to make friendships, live a healthy life, and make a positive impact in our community!"
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Jonathan C. Augustine
Visiting Assistant Professor of Law
Email: jay.augustine@nccu.edu
DMin., Duke University
JD, Tulane University
MDiv., United Theological Seminary
BA, Howard University
Professor Jay Augustine joined the faculty of North Carolina Central University Law School, as a visiting assistant professor, after serving as an adjunct member of the faculties at NCCU and Southern University Law Center. During his 15-years of experience as a legal academic, Professor Augustine has published articles in leading interdisciplinary law journals, written books on reconciliation and social justice, and been active in high-profile voting rights and school desegregation litigation. He is also deeply engaged in the community, actively serving on several national, state, and local boards and commissions.
As an active scholar on issues like immigration reform, environmental justice, and voting rights, Professor Augustine's academic articles appear in publications including the Connecticut Public Interest Law Journal, Hastings Race & Poverty Law Journal, Louisiana Law Review, Loyola Law Review, University of San Francisco Law Review, and the Southern California Interdisciplinary Law Journal. His article on appellate practice and procedure, featured in the Louisiana Bar Journal, was cited by the Louisiana Supreme Court in published opinion and his thought leadership on mending America's racial and political divisions is detailed in his book, Called to Reconciliation: How the Church Can Model Justice, Diversity and Inclusion (Baker Academic, 2022). Professor Augustine is also under contract, in completing another interdisciplinary book, When Prophets Preach: Leadership and the Politics of the Pulpit (Fortress Press, 2022).
An experienced litigator and member of the Louisiana State Bar Association, Professor Augustine is also admitted to practice law before several federal courts, including the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces and the United States Supreme Court. While serving as of counsel with the Southern Coalition for Social Justice, he co-authored an amicus curie brief filed with the Supreme Court in voting rights litigation, Brnovich v. Democratic National Committee (2021). He has also been lead counsel in several school desegregation cases, including Carter v. Tangipahoa Parish School Board, a case where he successfully achieved unitary status, that was originally filed by Thurgood Marshall, prior to his appointment to the United States Supreme Court. Additionally, as an expert in canon law, Professor Augustine is an elected member of the Judicial Council (Supreme Court) of the African Methodist Church. He also serves the denomination locally, as the senior pastor of St. Joseph AME Church in Durham.
A committed community activist, Professor Augustine is the general chaplain of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., a silver life member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, and a member of the Board of Directors of PartnersGlobal. He also serves, under gubernatorial appointment, from North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper, as a member of the Andrea Harris Social, Economic, Environmental and Health Equity Task Force.
After graduating from college, Professor Augustine served as a decorated infantry officer in the United States Army. Immediately after law school, he served as a law clerk to Louisiana Supreme Court Chief Justice (then-Associate) Bernette Joshua Johnson.
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Called to Reconciliation: How the Church Can Model Justice, Diversity and Inclusion (Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Academic, 2022). https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09B2NH954/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_taft_p1_i1
The Keys Are Being Passed: Race, Law, Religion and the Legacy of the Civil Rights Movement. (Houston, TX: ROM Publishing, 2014). https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KLNSEZO/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_taft_p1_i0
Law Review Articles (representative listing)
"A Theology of Welcome: Faith-Based Considerations of Immigrants as Strangers in a Foreign Land," 19 Connecticut Public Interest Law Journal 245 (2020) (lead article). https://cpilj.law.uconn.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/2515/2020/06/A-Theology-of-Welcome-Faith-Based-Considerations-of-Immigrants-as-Strangers-in-a-Foreign-Land-by-Jonathan-C.-Augustine.pdf
"And When Does the Black Church Get Political?: Responding in the Era of Trump and Making the Black Church Great Again," 17 Hastings Race and Poverty Law Journal 87 (2020). https://repository.uchastings.edu/hastings_race_poverty_law_journal/vol17/iss1/4/
"The Fiery Furnace, Civil Disobedience and the Civil Rights Movement: A Biblical Exegesis on Daniel 3 and Letter From Birmingham Jail," 21 Richmond Public Interest Law Review 243 (2018) (lead article). https://scholarship.richmond.edu/pilr/vol21/iss3/3/
"Environmental Justice in the Deep South: A Golden Anniversary Reflection on Stimulus and Change," 47 University of San Francisco Law Review 479 (2013) (lead article). https://repository.usfca.edu/usflawreview/vol47/iss3/1/
"The Theology of Civil Disobedience: The First Amendment, Freedom Riders, and Passage of the Voting Rights Act," 21 Southern California Interdisciplinary Law Journal 255 (2012 (lead article). https://gould.usc.edu/why/students/orgs/ilj/assets/docs/21-2%20Augustine.pdf


There can be nothing more unsettling than receiving a letter from the Internal Revenue Service claiming that the past years taxes are being audited. While auditing is a common practice and affects many Americans each year, it can be unnerving to think that a stranger is digging into personal finances and documents in order to find evidence of wrongdoing.
Whether or not a taxpayer has done wrong by the IRS, audits can expose things of which taxpayers are frequently unaware. In the event of an audit, it is important for the tax payer to take certain steps to ensure that they are protecting themselves and their families from the long arm of the government.
Anyone who learns that they will be audited should take the time to locate all of their financial documents. Documentation is necessary if a party plans on fighting allegations of unlawful tax preparation and to stop the auditing process before it even begins.
While the IRS may already have access to this information, it is possible that there may be a discrepancy in their analysis of the taxes based on missing information. Having documentation puts the taxpayer in a place to double check the IRS's audit and make sure that they are not being subject to any unnecessary punishments or payments.
If the IRS finds that the taxes were prepared inadequately, then the taxpayer may receive a penalty. Usually, the penalty is to pay the portion of the taxes that is owed. In addition to this, there may be an additional fee depending on the error that the taxpayer made. If the error was seemingly an accident then the penalty is less likely to be severe than if the error was an obvious disregard for the IRS regulations.
In the most severe of cases, there may be a civil fraud penalty or criminal charges filed against the taxpayer.
Since tax audits have the potential to bring severe consequences, it is important to contact an attorney that is qualified to represent a party against the IRS. In Dallas, Texas, Scammahorn Law Firm, P.C. is available for a consultation at (903) 595-1000. Our attorneys have years of experience working on tax cases and are ready to get started on your case, today.


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NY Governor Cuomo Snaps At Question About FBI Investigation: "Have You Covered…" (VIDEO)
New York's Democrat Governor Andrew Cuomo doesn't like getting questions about the FBI investigation of his office's hiring practices. A reporter who had the nerve to question him just found that out.
The Washington Free Beacon reports:
Cuomo Snaps at Question About FBI Investigation Into His Hiring Practices: 'Have You Covered Government?'
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (D.) snapped at a reporter who questioned his decision to hire former Obama and Clinton political staffers for state agency jobs.
The FBI is investigating Cuomo's administration for its practice of hiring political appointees to work in the Executive Chamber while paying the employees through state agencies to avoid inflating the Executive Chamber budget.
"Why did you hire political people and put them in agencies whose mission has nothing to do with campaigns or anything like that?" a reporter asked Wednesday.
"I don't even know what you're talking about," the governor responded.
"Well, you hired people from the Obama and Clinton campaigns and you put them on the state payroll, but you put them in agencies that the mission of the agencies has nothing to do with campaigns and politics," the reporter said.
"Have you covered government? Do people who have political experience get hired by government? Or is this a new fact for you?" he continued after a pause.
Watch the video:
It's amazing to see a Democrat being asked tough questions!


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"Erva Venenosa (Poison Ivy)" é uma canção gravada em 1965 pelos Golden Boys, trata-se de uma versão da canção "Poison Ivy", do grupo vocal The Coasters, composto por Jerry Leiber e Mike Stoller e sucesso seis anos antes.

A canção foi consagrada, depois, pela versão gravada pelo grupo Herva Doce, em 1982. Mais tarde, a música tornou-se conhecida através da cantora de rock brasileira Rita Lee e da cantora Roberta Tiepo. Foi lançada em 2000 como single para o álbum 3001..

Fora do pop rock, a música ganhou versões de grupos como Inimigos da HP e Chiclete Com Banana.

Repercussão
A faixa foi o maior sucesso do álbum que emplacou nas paradas do Brasil e já foi incluída nas trilhas sonoras de algumas telenovelas brasileiras, dentre elas  "Um anjo caiu do céu" (2001), "Cobras & Lagartos" (2006), "Escrito nas estrelas" (2010) , Malhação (2013) e *"Chiquititas"  (2013). Porém, em Chiquititas, a canção foi cantada por Roberta Tiepo, em dueto com Lívia Andrade, formando a dupla Liberta, que tornou-se um sucesso.

Versões
Golden Boys, lançada em 1965.
Herva Doce, sucesso de 1982.
Rita Lee, no álbum "3001", de 2000.
Inimigos da HP.
Chiclete com Banana.
KLB, no álbum "Bandas", de 2007.
Bruna Olliver, no concurso Mulheres Que Brilham, no Programa Raul Gil de  2013;
Lívia Andrade e Roberta Tiepo, para a telenovela Chiquititas, em 2014;
Valentina Francisco, participante da segunda temporada do show de talentos The Voice Kids (2.ª temporada), fez uma versão com arranjos voltados ao jazz, incluída em seu primeiro disco, lançado em 2018. Esta ficou famosa após ter sido incluída na trilha sonora da telenovela Orgulho e Paixão.

Instrumentos
Guitarra elétrica;
Sintetizador;
Sequenciador;
Sampler;
Caixa de ritmos;

Trilhas sonoras
 "Um anjo caiu do céu" (2001)
 "Cobras & Lagartos" (2006)
 "Escrito nas estrelas" (2010)
 "As Brasileiras" (2012) (Interpretada por Frejat)
 "Malhação" (2013)
"Chiquititas" (2014-2015) (versão cantada por Roberta Tiepo & Lívia Andrade)
"Balanço Geral" (2014-presente)
"Orgulho e Paixão" (2018) (versão cantada por Valentina Francisco)

Prêmios e indicações

Singles de 2000
Canções de pop rock
Canções gravadas por Rita Lee


What caused Danielle Cogswell to die?
Danielle Cogswell a 22 year old Louisville cheerleader was yesterday morning found dead in what officials deem mysterious circumstances.
At the time of the University of Louisville student's death, the Louisville cheerleader came to be found in an off campus housing complex, in Cardinal Towne.
Cheerleader Danielle Cogswell drug overdose. Found in football freshman drug dealer's apartment.
Double life: Danielle Cogswell Louisville cheerleader died of a heroin overdose.
Danielle Cogswell Louisville cheerleader drug overdose? Was she living a double life?
Reports would tell that Dani Cogswell (as she was also known) was a transfer student from Washington state and had been on the cheer squad at the University of Kentucky for a year.
Yet despite the mysterious circumstances of the girl's death, police told there were no signs of foul play at the apartment in which she was found.
According to King5 News, the apartment where her body was found was Cogswell's.
Louisville Metro Police spokesman Dwight Mitchell said the homicide department is handling the case, with investigators now awaiting autopsy and toxicology results.
As the scant details of Cogswell's death are revealed, an outpouring of love and disbelief has flooded social media.
Using the hashtag #RIPDani, countless friends, teammates and acquaintances have expressed their sorrow at her death.
'Heart is heavy.' he wrote a short time later.
'My other half is gone. I know she will be watching over me,' wrote Daria Daspin.
The university was unable to confirm any further details surrounding Cogswell's death.
'The University of Louisville spirit program is devastated to lose one of our beautiful and talented team members,' spirit coach Todd Sharp said in a statement.
can't believe some of these dumbass posts,didn't they read how she died?


The Chroma magnet rack is produced for professional use with extremely strong magnets. Oil magnet rack with foodsafe oil from time to time also, clean knife before clipping to rack. When removing knife, take off with back of knife first to avoid damaging the blade.


Thread: What is the official oil capacity per Toyota for MKIV Supra NA & Turbo models?
I looked in the owners manual and I don't see it listed. Castrol website says 5.28 quarts and I have looked on the forums and seen 5 quarts mentioned and "5 quarts or so" mentioned. Does anyone know what Toyota calls for? I have a 97 NA and 97 Turbo. Trying to do this today otherwise I would just call dealer in morning.
I have 6 cars so I don't like buying 2 5 quarts and guessing. If you don't know then just move on to next post science guy. Nonetheless that is what I am doing today to get both of these Toyota's done and out of my way.
The problem is you can't drain ALL of the oil. I just changed the oil on my NA (with filter change), dumped in a 5qt. bottle, and it's just barely over full.
My general rule for 6-cylinders (at least all the ones I own) is dump in 5 qts, run for a few minutes, let it sit for a while, then recheck the level per the dipstick. Then add what the dipstick indicates is needed, if any. Usually I don't have to add any more than the initial 5 qts.
Ok buddy get out your beaker and have at it.
5.5 quarts for GE and 5.3 quarts for the GTE with filter change.
If I had forced 5.5 qts into my NA, I'd be 1/2 quart over full. You were given helpful, practical answers.
The definition of practical is the exact opposite of what was given. Either yes you know the official number or move on. I am not sure how you change your oil, I change mine hot and leave it to drain while I start the next car. I pour all my oil through a funnel that has a screen and allows me to stop the flow to measure in a quart or less towards the end. My NA took exactly 5.5 quarts to the fill line on my dipstick, the same on the Turbo. It takes less time to know how much oil I need than to check and re-check the dipsticks. I change the oil on the 3 cars at a time. Hopefully my post of the actual info will help someone who is looking for that.
It's possible that the oil capacity is for a dry engine (i.e. new from factory in crate), not one that was just ran and still has it everywhere in between the bearings.
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Johnny Gill
Johnny Gill (baseball)
Johnny Gill (1983 album)
Johnny Gill (disambiguation)
Johnny Gill (born May 22, 1966) is an American singer, songwriter and actor. He is the sixth and final member of the R&B/pop group New Edition, and was also a member of the supergroup called LSG; with Gerald Levert and Keith Sweat. He is currently in the new group Heads of State with New Edition members Bobby Brown and Ralph Tresvant touring.
Gill was born on May 22, 1966 in Washington, D.C, his mother had four boys and his father was a minister. He started singing at the age of five singing along in church in a family gospel group called Little Johnny and "Wings Faith" which included his brothers Bobby, Jeff, and Randy Gill (himself a solo recording artist and member of the group II D Extreme). Gill attended Kimball Elementary, Sousa Junior High, and Duke Ellington School of the Arts. His career dictated that he complete his high-school education through the services of a tutor. Gill planned to attend college to pursue a degree in electrical engineering, but decided instead to focus on his singing career.
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John Wesley Gill (March 27, 1905 – December 26, 1984) was a Major League Baseball outfielder who played for six seasons. He played for the Cleveland Indians from 1927 to 1928, the Washington Senators in 1931 and 1934, and the Chicago Cubs from 1935 to 1936.
Career statistics and player information from Baseball-Reference
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Johnny Gill is the debut studio album from American R&B singer Johnny Gill, issued in 1983 via Cotillion Records. The album was produced by Freddie Perren. It did not chart in the United States; however, the album's two singles, "Super Love" and "When Something Is Wrong with My Baby", peaked at number 29 and number 57 on the Billboard R&B chart, respectively.
Johnny Gill – Main Performer, Background Vocals, Bass and Lead Guitar, Drums, Bongos
Freddie Perren – Arranger, Producer, Synthesizer Bass, Rhythm Arrangements, Drum Programming
Clarence McDonald – Piano
Cornelius Mims – Bass
Carmen Twillie – Background Vocals
Eddie Watkins – Bass
Elliot Wolff – Synthesizer, Fender Rhodes, Arranger
Dennis King – Mastering
Maxine Waters – Background Vocals
Julia Waters – Background Vocals
Ric Wyatt Jr. – Synthesizer, Arranger, Piano, Synthesizer Bass, Producer, Background Vocals, Keyboards
David Michael Kennedy – Photography
Ed Biggs – Engineer, Remixing
Ronald Adkins – Background Vocals
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Johnny Gill is the eponymous 3rd album by Johnny Gill, released in 1990, and his first for Motown Records. The album produced four hit singles: "Rub You the Right Way," "My, My, My," "Wrap My Body Tight" and "Fairweather Friend".
(co.) - Denotes co-producer
Johnny Gill - Percussion, Background Vocals, Vocals
Jimmy Jam - Percussion, Drum & Keyboard Programming, Arranger
Terry Lewis - Percussion, Background Vocals, Arranger
Babyface - Keyboards
Cirocco - Keyboards, Synthesizers, Fender Rhodes, Sound Effects
Jim Demgen - Keyboards
Randy Ran - Keyboards, Drum & Keyboard Programming, Vocal Backing, Arranger
Steve Kroon - Percussion
O'Jania, Daryl Simmons, Tony Tolbert, The Waters Sisters, Lance Ellington, After 7, Linda Brown, Pebbles, Karyn White - Vocal Backing
George Wadenius - Guitars
Kayo, Lucio Hopper - Bass
Buddy Williams - Drums, Percussion
L.A. Reid - Drums, Percussion, Mixing
Kenny G- Saxophone
Peter McCabe - Mixing
Steve Meltzer - Artwork
Johnny Gill (born 1966) is an American R&B singer-songwriter.
Johnny Gill may also refer to:
Johnny Gill (baseball) (1905–1984), Major League Baseball outfielder
Johnny Ray Gill, (born 1985), American producer, stage and screen actor and director
John Gill (disambiguation)
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Still Winning released: 2011
Let's Get the Mood Right released: 1996
Provocative released: 1993
Johnny Gill released: 1990
Chemistry released: 1985
Love Songs released:
Ultimate Collection released:
Favorites released:
Still Winning
Just the Way You Are
Long, Long, Time
Which Is He
It Would Be You
Let's Get the Mood Right
Having Illusions
Take Me (I'm Yours)
Love in an Elevator
It's Your Body (feat. Roger Troutman)
Someone to Love
4 U Alone
Love U Right
Simply Say I Love You (feat. Stevie Wonder)
So Gentle
All That He's Supposed to Be
Where No Man Has Gone Before
I Got You
A Cute, Sweet, Love Addiction
Long Way From Home
Tell Me How U Want It
Mastersuite
Quiet Time to Play
I Know Where I Stand
There U Go
Let's Just Run Away
Rub You the Right Way
Fairweather Friend
Wrap My Body Tight
Feels So Much Better
Never Know Love
My, My, My
Lady Dujour
Just Another Lonely Night
Giving My All to You
Let's Spend the Night
My, My, My (reprise)
My, My, My (live!)
Wrap My Body Tight (Jazzy B 12" remake version)
Half Crazy
Can't Wait Til Tomorrow
Don't Take Away My Pride
One Small Light
The Way That You Love Me
I Found Love
It's Your Body (Mario Winans remix) (feat. Roger Troutman)
Can You Stand the Rain
I'm Still Waiting
Perfect Combination
Silent Prayer
Slow and Sexy
It's Your Body
If You're Wondering
Wrap Your Body Tight
Give Love on Christmas Day
by Johnny Gill
Honest Love
A Cute Sweet Love Addiction
Johnny Gill: Ultimate Collection
Super Love
You For Me (the Wedding Song)
When Something Is Wrong With My Baby
by: Johnny Gill
I called you up to find out what you'd like
For a special evening planned tonight
Anything you want I will provide
I'm all yours the moment you arrive
You're such a special lady
Girl you drive me crazy
You're my lady dujour
For you I don't mind waiting
I'm anticipating
My lady dujour
Soon we will be standing face to face
W'ell fill each other with a warm embrace
Your touch will set my body aflame
I'm dreaming of the feeling that you-ou-ou-ou-ou bring
Ooh, my lady
Cause girl you drive me crazy
My la-a-a-day-ay dujour
My lady, my la-a-day, my lady
My la-a-day, my lady dujour
[Skatting]
Such a special, such a special lady, ummm
My laday, my laday, my la-a-day, yeah
Ye-e-e-eh, you-ooh-ooh-oooh, baby
Eh, eh, eh
Want to say it again
You, you're everything I ever need
Everything I ever want
My lady, my lady
My lady
You're all I need tonight
Yeah, girl
But not just for one night
You're mine for all my life
For ever and ever and ever and ever
My ever
Not just for one night
My l-l-l-l-l-l-lady
Girl you drive me-e crazy
Wo, oh, oh
All mine
Just you and me
My lady, we're two of a kind
My, my, my, my, my, my
My la-a-a-day
All mine, mine, you're mine
You're all mine


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Home › Netflix News › Gypsy Season 2: Netflix Release Date, Renewal or Cancelation
Gypsy Season 2: Netflix Release Date, Renewal or Cancelation
Published on August 11th, 2017, 2:20 pm EST
Will the new Netflix Original series starring Naomi Watts be getting a second season and when will it be hitting Netflix. You've come to the right page as we'll be tracking its second season below as well as making an educated guess on when the second season will be coming to Netflix.
In one of the most down to earth series yet to hit Netflix, Gypsy explored some serious issues which many deal in their day to day lives. Naomi Watts plays the role of a psychiatrist who while being neglected by her husband who's working late and suspected of cheating on her, goes out to do some exploring of her own. The series brings up issues like sexuality, drugs, raising children, relationships and a lot more. It's not as action-packed as other Netflix Originals, but it's got a great hook and is a great watch.
The series was first announced to be in production back in January 2016 and managed to get a slew of big names on board but most notably getting Stevie Nicks from Fleetwood Mac to record an acoustic version of the song Gypsy for the intro credits.
Gypsy Season 2 Renewal Status
Official Renewal Status: Cancelled after one season (last updated: 08/11/2017)
The show has been officially cancelled by Netflix after one short season. Although an official reason was not given it is expected to be a multitude of issues regarding the show. For one, the show wasn't well received by critics with an average rating among most outlets. Secondly, the general buzz around the show felt pretty flat (our traffic numbers also confirm this to be the case) and thirdly, it's expected that Netflix is reigning in on spending for underperforming originals.
With that said, the show could now be shopped to another network but given the adult themed content such a buyer would have to be either another streaming platform or the likes of HBO.
The show left us with many cliffhangers open and ultimately it's a shame to see yet another Netflix Original cancelled in 2017.
Are you sad that Gypsy has been cancelled after one season? Let us know in the comments down below.
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A 20-year spike in inflation could put the bite on the Trudeau Liberals
November 27, 2021, 4:00 a.m. ·4 min read
People wearing masks shop at a grocery store in Moncton, N.B., on Wednesday, September, 22, 2021. (Christopher Katsarov/The Canadian Press - image credit)
Heath Krevesky is a self-confessed political junkie — and a bit of a nerd.
That's his way of explaining why he's been tracking his weekly grocery bill for years now. And why he's worried that inflation is taking a bigger and bigger bite out of his food budget.
"In 2019, it cost me $9,826 to feed myself. In 2020, that cost of feeding myself went to $11,994, an increase of 22 per cent," he said.
"I can't wait to find out how this year wraps itself out. It appears as though it's going to be close to $14,000 for a single individual to feed themselves."
Food prices. Gasoline. A meal out. The cost of many everyday items is going up after inflation hit 4.7 per cent last month — the highest rate in nearly twenty years.
Submitted by Heath Krevesky
For Krevesky, higher prices means scaling back the menu and adjusting his tastes.
The resident of Nanaimo on Vancouver Island said he buys less meat these days, and when he does, he leans to beef ribs rather than steak.
"It's sort of like your poor man's choice of beef, if you will," he said during an interview for a special segment on inflation airing on this weekend's edition of CBC's The House.
"Everybody would like to be able to afford a prime rib, you know, on a semi-regular basis, I cannot afford that ... Ideally, I like to eat a little bit of beef or chicken, fish, throughout the week, so I get a balanced diet, but it's becoming increasingly more [expensive]."
Droughts, lockdowns, bottlenecks
It's hard to point to a single factor behind rising prices.
Droughts in Canada and other countries reduced crop yields. The pandemic reduced production in manufacturing plants as consumers emerged from lockdowns with money they're both willing and able to spend.
"What we're seeing around the world is supply chain bottlenecks," Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said this week when asked by a reporter if the Liberals' plan to spend another $100 billion on post-pandemic programs is to blame for the jump in inflation.
"We are seeing higher energy prices. Energy is a global commodity. When those prices are higher in one country, they are higher around the world. We're seeing a basic challenge that shutting down the world's economy turned out to be a much simpler process than turning the global economy back on."
But for a government that remains relentlessly focused on what it likes to call "the middle class and those working hard to join it," inflation isn't some abstract economic concept. It's making life less affordable for those very same people.
Kathy Wainberg is the owner of Pita Ikram. She has two locations, strictly take-out, in the northwest corner of Toronto. Like many small restaurateurs, she struggles to hire staff and serve a steady stream of customers.
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A few months ago, she put up a notice letting customers know the prices of their favourite shawarma meals were going up by about 20 per cent.
"Things like oil that we use for frying food have, like, tripled in price," she told The House. "We waited to raise prices for as long as we possibly could … but in the restaurant industry, the margins are razor thin, so we were unable to absorb maybe as much of the costs as the customer would have liked to have seen."
It's stories like these that make inflation a convenient target for any opposition politician intent on linking government policy to rising prices.
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Conservative finance critic Pierre Poilievre led the opposition charge this week. He accused the Liberal government of wanton spending, saying inflation is worse in this country than most other democratic countries because, like the United States, the Liberals have been "printing money to pay their bills" instead of controlling spending.
"The cost of government is driving up the cost of living. Almost a half a trillion dollars of inflationist Liberal deficits mean more dollars chasing fewer goods, driving higher prices," he said.
Poilievre is one of those politicians who can boil down complicated issues like fiscal policy into easily-understood soundbites, packaged with claims that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is entirely out of touch with Canadians' lives.
"The prime minister says he doesn't think much about monetary policy," he said. "That's no surprise. After all, it's 'Justin-flation.'"
But economist Trevor Tombe of the University of Calgary said Poilievre is stretching the data by suggesting inflation is worse in Canada than in places like Switzerland.
"I can cherry-pick countries, too. Israel has among the highest rates of money supply growth in the developed world, but among the lowest rates of inflation," he said.
"So overall, across all developed economies, there really isn't a strong relationship between the money supply growth and observed inflation."
Economist Armine Yalnizian acknowledges the Liberals aren't immune to the political impact of rising prices, even if the inflation rate now is more of a short-term spike than a long-term trend.
"Of course the Liberals are vulnerable to people feeling like they're losing purchasing power," she said.
Former Ukraine president defies arrest threat in showdown with successor
Former Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko said on Sunday he planned to return to Ukraine on Monday despite the threat of arrest in a treason case he says was trumped up by allies of current President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. Poroshenko's return sets up a showdown with Zelenskiy's government in what critics say is an ill-judged distraction at a time when Ukraine is bracing for a possible Russian military offensive and appealing to Western allies for support. Western diplomats have called for political unity in Ukraine ahead of Poroshenko's arrival.
These British Columbians spruce up their homes with holiday trees year-round
It's mid-January, and most people who celebrate have taken down their Christmas trees and either boxed them up, put them out on the curb for pickup, or turned them into firewood. But what if Christmas trees weren't just 'Christmas' trees? What if trees were decorated for all occasions — Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, Easter and Halloween? Two Prince George, B.C., women are doing just that. Carol Jensen has given her Christmas tree new life by leaving it up year-round and decorating it to su
Widespread winter warnings span Ontario as one of the most impactful snowstorms in years threatens 40+ cm of snow through Monday.


Solway Foods Ltd has been fined after a worker lost the tips of two fingers whilst working at Avana Bakeries in Rogerstone, Newport.
The 28-year-old woman was cleaning the machinery at Avana Bakeries with one of colleagues when the accident happened.
She was cleaning cake mixture from a pipe by hand when her fingers touched the moving machinery and became caught in the pump mechanism. It severed the tips of her index and middle fingers of her right hand.
The company had placed safety bars on most of the other pumps in the factory, however they had failed to fix them onto the pump involved in the accident.
The employee continues to suffer pain as a result of the incident, and has difficulty carrying out daily tasks such as brushing her hair or writing.
Solway Foods Ltd of Trinity Business Park, Wakefield pleaded guilty to a breach of the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations, and was fined £2,400 and ordered to pay £4,373 in costs.
they could be badly injured.


NEW YORK – September 4, 2018 – The Cardiovascular Research Foundation (CRF) has announced the press conference schedule for late-breaking trials and late-breaking clinical science that will be presented at the Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics (TCT) 2018 scientific symposium. TCT, the world's premier educational meeting specializing in interventional cardiovascular medicine, will take place September 21-25 in San Diego, California.
Late-breaking trials and clinical science will be presented in the Main Arena and highlighted during press conferences scheduled for Saturday, September 22; Sunday, September 23; Monday, September 24; and Tuesday, September 25.
The complete agenda for TCT 2018 is also available online. Browse through a wide array of topics and learn more about individual sessions, presentations, and faculty on the TCT Web site.
Media are invited to attend TCT. If you are unable to attend in person, you may still cover it remotely via Virtual TCT. Registering as media ensures that you have access to all the press conferences, trial data, abstracts, and press releases. More information on press credentials and guidelines can be found at http://www.crf.org/tct/press/press-credentials-and-guidelines. To apply for press credentials, visit: http://www.crf.org/tct/press/press-registration-form.


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The Ocotillo Express Wind Energy Project contains over 100 Siemens SWT-2.3-108 wind turbines and is located on BLM land outside of Ocotillo, California. The equipment is maintained by Pattern Energy Group LP.


Cute outfit! Ella Moss frocks are worth the splurge!
Perfect accessorizing! I love how long and tall this outfit makes you look. I am craving a James Perse maxi dress. Goin' shopping tomorrow at MOA and checking out Nordstrom to try one on. Wish me luck!
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Variations on a theme: virtuosity
The Gold Saucer, Vancouver 2017 / Photo credit: Analissa Longoria
your lunch, a colour, french toast, your phone number, gelato repurposed. it's not a fridge, it's a fucking fridge.
Some of these movements are Layla's. For these (and many other things) I thank her.
Goran Bogdanovski, Tamar Honig, Joao Rios. Thank you, too.
Performed by Matilda Cobanli on May 9, 2017 at Josef Eckart Theatre at SEAD, Salzburg.
Performed by Layla Marcelle on June 20, 2017 at The Gold Saucer in Vancouver, BC.
JUN 19TH, 12:07PM
-there's a bit of a feeling that you're playing that game where you are playing that game where you are trying to make someone laugh and they are trying to make you laugh and the first one to laugh loses. Meaning, you can waver and smile a bit if you lose the deadpan/straight face but seeing you try to get it back becomes really funny (or at least feels really funny) because it's a bit competitive in a way. Or there are stakes? You're dancing very seriously and it's the best dancing maybe ever but you're dancing it at someone's bar mitzvah or something and that's the only place in which you can pull out these moves. I don't know if that makes sense, but there's a definite feeling that the context doesn't fit the dance or vice versa.
-you don't really consider or acknowledge the audience until after you've placed the pepper in the fridge and you've made it to your starting position. You look down at your feet and check your parallel, stand straight and take a breath before you start. It's very serious and deliberate.
-hand boob eye moment: eyes closed when you're touching and then open when you release and then close again when you touch.
-your gaze stays facing front the whole first section except to adjust your pant leg (if you do), so reaching for foot without looking. (It's more awkward)
-you keep this staring contest with the audience even as you're sitting down awkwardly
-make eye contact with 3 people as you pan right, then 3 more as you pan back to where you started
-eyes and connection to the audience drops entirely as you head to the fridge (you're on a mission and you've kind of set your resolve)
^ pt 1
-after you eat the pepper your focus is down for your walk back to the front and stays down (kind of sheepish/a bit pissed but determined until your arms go into the first frozen arm swing (time arms and the head turn)).
-you try to keep your head fixed and your eyes on the audience (only your arms should move) but maybe you fail (and maybe you suffer so much the arms drop as well?) but you try to get it back. Don't be afraid to really suffer if that's what you're living.
-your gaze drops in the walk around and then back to the audience for the last freeze.
-you turn to the corner for the last movement section. You place your feet, but then turn to look at the audience before you adjust to the wider position, then turn your head back to the corner until you get to the hand switch (you can choose if looking to the front for the thrusting feels right for you. I liked switching my hands looking at the audience and then turning to the corner for the thrusting).
-look back to the front after you push yourself back to parallel, then turn your back on the audience to go finish the pepper.
Sometimes I wanted to look back at them after finishing it (or while eating the rest -with intense eye contact). Up to you in the moment
For the fridge opening when you first eat the pepper: once you've opened it, put your hands on your knees and ponder the contents of the fridge for a second, despite there only being one item inside. As though you have so many options and can't decide what you want. Once you take the pepper and take a bite take the time to really chew while facing the back. Take another bite and return on the diagonal (keep chewing for a while.)