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Bed-Stuy is NYC's most affordable 'hood for minimum wage earners
By Virginia K. Smith
It's not news that your average worker—let alone one making the current minimum wage of $8.75/hour—can't afford the sky-high rents that have become typical in New York (not to mention most other big cities). But just looking at the median rent you see in market reports doesn't tell the whole story. As we've written before, there are still cheap deals to be found if you're persistent and know where to look.
This in mind, StreetEasy crunched the numbers this week to identify neighborhoods in all five boroughs that had the highest number of rentals over the past year that were actually attainable for minimum wage earners. (in other words, "affordable to a person making $8.75 per hour, 40 hours a week, 52 weeks a year," per StreetEasy's blog post explaining the findings.) And in spite of its rapid-fire gentrification of late, Bed-Stuy actually came out on top. (They also broke down the top neighborhoods per borough, as in the charts below).
Image via Streeteasy (click to enlarge)
All, told, though, the pickings were slim: Per their stats, just 575 listings fit the bill in the entire city last year. "Finding an affordable apartment if you're a minimum wage earner is a lot like finding a needle in a haystack," StreetEasy data scientist Alan Lightfeldt wrote us via email. Witness: Only 3 of every 1000 listings in New York City qualified as affordable in 2014, and most of them were concentrated in east and south Brooklyn, areas far enough out on transit lines that gentrification (and its attendant price hikes) haven't totally taken over—yet. "Minimum wage earners may have more luck starting their rental search in neighborhoods like Bed-Stuy and East New York, where there are a relatively large amount of rental units that are affordable," he adds.
In Manhattan, Washington Heights came out on top, followed by central Harlem; and in Queens, the Rockaways led the pack with Ridgewood—in spite of its influx of former Bushwick denizens—came in second.
All in all the numbers are pretty stark, though, and as Lightfeldt points out on the blog, point to the crucial role of subsidized housing for low-income renters, who'd have virtually no options if they were forced to go market-rate.
But hey, at least rents are getting cheaper for somebody in this market.
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Q: Get top three items with unique value from dictionary I have the following dictionary
dict1 = {'apple':50,'banana':20,'orange':50,'peach':20,
     'mango':10}

I know how to get the top three items using the following:
def test(x):
    return x[1]

sorted(dict1.items(), key=test, reverse=True)[:3]

and I got
 [('apple', 50), ('orange', 50), ('banana', 20)]

But notice that apple and orange are of the same value which is 50.
How do I modify the code to get output like this?
[('apple', 50), ('banana', 20), ('mango', 10)]

or
[('orange', 50), ('peach', 20), ('mango', 10)]

So only one of the two fruits with the same value would be listed at random.
I am not sure where to implement random.choice to get one of the two fruits of the same value at random.

A: You could remove duplicate values at random from the original dictionary and then sort. Something like this:
import random

def random_top():
    dict1 = {"apple": 50, "banana": 20, "orange": 50, "peach": 20, "mango": 10}

    inverted_dict = {}

    for key, val in dict1.items():
        if val in inverted_dict:
            inverted_dict[val].append(key)
        else:
            inverted_dict[val] = [key]

    # inverted dict now has form {50: ["apple", "orange"], 20: ["banana", "peach"], ,,,}

    new_dict = {}
    for val, key in inverted_dict.items():
        possible_keys = inverted_dict[val] # Get all the fruits that have this value
        random_winner = possible_keys[random.randint(0, len(possible_keys))] # Pick one at random
        new_dict[random_winner] = val # Create a new dict with only the winner and that value

    # Oh btw, you can use a lambda for things like your "test" function
    return sorted(dict1.items(), key=lambda x: x[1], reverse=True)[:3]

I think this could be written shorter and perhaps with less memory. Though, I think it works.

A: from heapq import nlargest
from random import choice

# reverse the dictionary and store items with same count in a list
cnts = {}
for k, v in dict1.items():
    cnts.setdefault(v, []).append(k)
cnts
# {50: ['apple', 'orange'], 20: ['banana', 'peach'], 10: ['mango']}

# find the top 3 counts and for each count randomly select an item
[(choice(lst), cnt) for cnt, lst in nlargest(3, cnts.items())]
# [('apple', 50), ('peach', 20), ('mango', 10)]

A:
dict1 = {'apple':50,'banana':20,'orange':50,'peach':20,
     'mango':10}
reverse_dict = {  v:k for k,v in dict1.items()}
new_dict = {  v:k for k,v in reverse_dict .items()}
new_dict_sorted = sorted(new_dict.items(), key=lambda k :k[1], reverse=True)

A: I found the most approachable answer. Thank you for the dictionary reversing idea.
#orignial dictionary
dict1 = {'apple':50,'banana':20,'orange':50,'peach':20,
     'mango':10}

#reversing dict1
inverted_dict = {}
for k, v in dict1.items():
    inverted_dict .setdefault(v, []).append(k)

#inverted_dict = {50: ['apple', 'orange'], 20: ['banana', 'peach'], 10: ['mango']}

import random

#Randomly select one of the items
result = {k:random.choice(v) for k,v in inverted_dict.items()}
result

The result is at random:
{50: 'apple', 20: 'peach', 10: 'mango'}

or
{50: 'orange', 20: 'peach', 10: 'mango'}

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Ray Charles Playing High Stakes In Cyberspace (1995)
PBS has a transcript of a report titled High Stakes In Cyberspace from 1995, presented by Robert Krulwich and directed by Robert Marshall. It was a coproduction of WGBH Educational Foundation with MQN Productions for Frontline.
Actually, the sequence about Ray Charles was about the successful Pepsi campaign (from the early 90s) that used interactive voice response (IVR) to simulate a dialogue with consumers:
ROBERT KRULWICH: G.M. O'Connell is a founding member of Modem Media. His company designs advertising that the audience can talk back to. When they started eight years ago, the only interactive device widely available was the telephone. [interviewing] What is Ray Charles doing on the wall?
G.M. O'CONNELL: What we wanted to do was to convert Diet Coke drinkers to Diet Pepsi drinkers. We wanted you to call and talk to Ray Charles on the phone.
ROBERT KRULWICH: The Ray Charles?
G.M. O'CONNELL: Interactive media at its best.
RAY CHARLES: Hey, you called the right one, baby. This is Ray and the girls.
UH-HUH GIRLS: Hi! Hi! Hi!
G.M. O'CONNELL: What you did was, you entered in a PIN number so that we knew that you had called.
RAY CHARLES: It's easy.
G.M. O'CONNELL: What we, of course, as marketers in this situation, wanted to be able to do was to start to develop more of a relationship or to know a little bit more about those people who were Diet Coke drinkers and hopefully were becoming Diet Pepsi drinkers. So what we did was we surveyed them.
DIET PEPSI PHONE LINE: First, because you're one in a million, we'd like to know your birth date.
G.M. O'CONNELL: Ray's going to send you a birthday card to make you feel good about the product and hopefully you'll continue to_to buy the product at the store.
ROBERT KRULWICH: So you'd need the address of the person and the age and the birth date of the person.
G.M. O'CONNELL: Exactly. You actually keyed in the birth date on_on this program. You could key it in.
ROBERT KRULWICH: What else did you want to know?
DIET PEPSI PHONE LINE: We'd like to know your favorite thing to do. If you are most interested in music or reading, press one.
ROBERT KRULWICH: Five hundred thousand people called Ray Charles. But how many held on to answer all the questions?
G.M. O'CONNELL: Ninety-eight percent of the people who called_ and it was a four-minute phone call if you stayed on to the bitter end_ ninety-eight percent of them stayed on for the _for the entire phone call.
ROBERT KRULWICH: Why?
G.M. O'CONNELL: There was a reward if you stayed on.
RAY CHARLES: Thanks for helping out. Now let's find out if you won. Hey, girls, do we have a winner?
UH-HUH GIRLS: Uh-uh.
G.M. O'CONNELL: So your chances stink, to begin with. I think the grand prize was actually a home vending machine. It wasn't like we were sending you to Tahiti or you could win a new car.
ROBERT KRULWICH: Who are these people that are spending time commenting to a merchandiser about their beverage on the telephone with Ray Charles? I mean, it just really seems_
G.M. O'CONNELL: It's America.
RAY CHARLES: [singing] Now, that's the right one, baby.
UH-HUH GIRLS: [singing] Bye-bye.
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A bathroom is the most-visited room in a house in which multiple users come and go, doing their stuff. They even use different toiletries and towels. No wonder it is usually prone to clutter especially if your bathroom isn't spacious enough. Who can stay here comfortably when taking a bath or doing a private business with all of this mess?
How long has your mirror hung on the wall? Can you recall when you put it there? If you can't, it means you need to replace it as soon as possible. You can try getting a mirror with different shape and frame for a new look just like a rectangular mirror with copper frame. It would replace your round mirror perfectly.
Replacing the rugs can also add a little bit nuance in your bathroom. Try this wooden bamboo bath mat and ivory jut rug that lend the warmth of nature in it. And the best thing is they won't set you back.
Bringing the touch of nature has always been a great idea. And the most unbelievable thing is you can do it yourself at home so you can cut down on more expense.
All you need to do is getting an outdoor rubber mat with a few holes or spaces so the water won't trapped in the mat, porous ocean or river stones – they have to be smooth and not slick, and clear waterproof silicone sealer.
And here comes the fun thing. Roll out your mat outside or on a plastic so it won't ruin your floor with such a mess. Apply a little silicone sealer to the back part of the stone and place it on the mat beginning with one of the corners. Hold for a few seconds so the stone can attach to the mat quite firmly. Repeat these steps until all the mat's surface is fully covered.
But, wait! Don't be too rush! You can't use the stone mat now. You need to wait for 24 hours so the stones get a firm grip to the mat.
The basic theory of furnishing a tiny bathroom is don't overwhelm it. Keep it simple without losing its functions is what you gotta do. Therefore, if you happen to have a cabinet mounting on the wall in your bathroom, just rip it off and replace it with some open shelves or racks.
The racks function exactly the same as the cabinet which is used to store your bathroom essentials. However, they don't gobble up the space in your bathroom, which makes it wonderful.
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When you see this basket at the first glance, who would have guessed that it is actually made out of an unused cardboard box. Yes! I am telling you the truth. And I kinda figured this jaw-dropping basket would impress you more when knowing how cheap and eco-friendly it is.
Now make a run to your storage room and get an ordinary cardboard box. Cut the flaps of the box using a knife or scissors. Then wrap the box using jute. You're gonna need a lot of glue sticks and a hot glue gun to do this step. Keep wrapping until the box is perfectly covered.
Next, place a fabric inside the basket to make it more appealing and look like the real wicket baskets that can be pricey.
The idea of having some open shelves to store towels and toilet papers may sound great. Unfortunately, not everybody good at carpentry and making some open shelves entails a few measuring-things and a little bit of patience.
Well, don't do it if carpentry isn't your thing. You can make some open shelves better and easier with wicker baskets. Just attach them on the wall above the toilet tank using screws or brad nails, and you're good to go.
When it comes to a small bathroom, every inch count. Even the area behind the door that is usually lie dormant. You have to avail the potential of this space.
Hang two or three towel bars on the back side of your bathroom door so you can air-dry your wet towels there and grab them in a jiffy.
If you are a big fan of rustic style, don't miss a chance of bringing the well-worn and natural look of this style into your bathroom. You don't need to splurge out on antiques to get this look because you just need to make a twist on your open shelves by adding a few wood branches that have been sanded down and coated with poly-acrylic protective finish.
Jazz your white bathroom up with a few tints of copper. You don't need to go overboard which can burn a hole in your pocket. Just replace your faucet, drawer pulls, and towel holders with the copper ones so they can add an upscale look to your bathroom.
Who says that a nice and cool towel holder can break your bank? If you are looking for an affordable towel holder that can steal anyone's focus, try this DIY rope towel holder.
You just need to get a ¾"-thick rope at Home Depot, two ½" galvanized clips, glue gun, screws, and wall anchors.
Then, literally tie a knot at the both ends. After that, anchor the rope using wall anchors and screws. And, you're done!
So, what do you think? Pretty impressive, huh? Those adornments are extremely cheap yet functional and cool. They fit any bathroom size and budget – even if you are in a tight budget.


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Proms 2020
What's On festive Radio & TV
Proms on iPlayer
Proms At Home
What happened at Last Night of the Proms 2019
How Last Night of the Proms was celebrated at the Royal Albert Hall and at Proms in the Park around the UK
After 58 days, 85 concerts, 191 conductors and 83 orchestras, choirs and ensembles, the Proms 2019 season came to a close with Last Night of the Proms on Saturday (14 September).
With events in Belfast, Glasgow and Swansea, as well as in London at the Royal Albert Hall and Hyde Park, there was plenty to enjoy as we bid adieu to what has been a spectacular summer of music.
As you can tell, those backstage were very excited about what was in store...
Preparations backstage
Things got off to a lively start
There are few honours greater than opening proceedings at Last Night of the Proms. This year saw the Last Night Prommers treated to the world premiere of a BBC commission, Woke by Daniel Kidane, a piece that its composer stated was intended to "awaken and arouse an audience" and "excite their senses".
But there was a double meaning too, with Kidane drawing on the more modern meaning of the word "woke", to be aware of social injustices. Kidane himself recently described his new work as "a musical call for greater empathy and a willingness to try something new – whether musically or culturally" and "a recognition that classical music needs more diversity".
Dedicated to Kidane's father and featuring a rare cameo from the ancient instrument, the bullroarer, we were treated to an opening performance that was both lively and thought-provoking. Kidane said that he wanted the audience to "walk away with a heightened sense of excitement but also be aware of social injustices, especially in the racial field".
Daniel Kidane's BBC Proms commission 'Woke'
We were transported to the Moon
We've witnessed many great space-themed Proms and intergalactically-inspired works over the course of the 2019 season, so it was only fitting for Last Night of the Proms to offer up one more great tribute to the 50th anniversary of the Moon landing.
The BBC Singers served up a wonderful a capella rendition of Laura Mvula's Sing To The Moon, a reworked version that was specially arranged by Mvula herself. The LNOP audience was transported far away with the choir's repetition of the refrain: "Sing to the moon and the stars will shine / Over you, lead you to the other side /Sing to the moon and the stars will shine /Over you, heaven's gonna turn the time."
Laura Mvula arranged Sing to the Moon specially for the BBC Singers
Star Jamie Barton made quite the entrance
While it was not widely recognised during the composer's lifetime, the melody from Habanera from Carmen by Georges Bizet has gone on to become one of the most instantly recognisable pieces from the Romantic period. It's an irresistible piece and, as Rob Adediran, Executive Director of London Music Masters, noted: has "such a beautiful melody... injected full of drama and pathos."
What better a way for one of the night's big stars, the ever-charismatic American mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton, to introduce herself at Last Night? And what an entrance she made too...
Jamie Barton makes her entrance with Carmen
That voice!
Barton has been described as having a voice that you could "eat with a spoon... big, expansive [and] sinfully rich", and the Last Night Prommers were more than happy to get multiple helpings of Barton's irresistible tones.
After the beguiling intro of Carmen, Barton went on to showcase the true versatility of her range with a moving and mournful rendition of Saint-Saëns' 'Mon Cooeur s'ouvre a ta voix' from Samson et Dalila.
Jamie Barton at Last Night of the Proms
Barton was having as much fun as we were
You just love to see a performer who gives their all and just can't hide exactly what a performance means to them. For her last appearance in the first half, which saw her sing Verdi's 'O don fatale' from Don Carlos, Barton's face was an image of sheer joy and pure emotion as she smiled (with perhaps more than a hint of relief!), fully knowing that there would be no way she'd be able to top that sublime outing.
Jamie Barton concludes with 'O don fatale' aria from Verdi's Don Carlo
We let loose to the can-can
Following the interval, things really start to let loose at Last Night. So it was perfect, then, for Offenbach's Orpheus in the Underworld to lead us into a riotous second-half. After all, its famous overture is perhaps best known for soundtracking the can-can dance - and whether seated, Promming or enjoying from home, all of us were instantly taken to the 19th century Parisian cabaret of the Moulin Rouge. Ooh la la – what a treat indeed!
Offenbach's Orpheus in the Underworld at Last Night of the Proms
Somewhere Over The Rainbow was extra special
The 2019 Proms season had already treated us to one Judy Garland tribute during the Warner Bros Prom, and we got another extra special homage to the late icon during Last Night, with Jamie Barton singing a song that meant a whole lot to her personally.
"Judy Garland songs are so much part of my heart," Barton said before her performance. "I've never gotten to sing Somewhere Over The Rainbow before so I'm so excited... The Wizard Of Oz captured me from the time I was a kid. The story of a girl coming from an ordinary place and literally stepping into a technicolour life. It's a beautiful story of learning to love who you are, where you come from and being proud of all of that."
We were captivated by her take on the Harold Arlen classic, with Katie even remarking that it "might go down as one of the all-time greatest versions of the song".
Jamie Barton's rendition of Somewhere Over The Rainbow
We all came together for a good ol' singalong
2019 marks the 150th anniversary of Proms founder-conductor Henry Wood's birth and one of the many lasting traditions he helped introduce was the second-half singalong, what conductor Greg Beardsell describes as "the best example of classical music karaoke ever".
While some of the song choices may divide audiences, Beardsell points out that the sheer act of singing along helps bring us all closer together. "The great thing about communal singing is that it allows you to put [differences] to rest," he says. "For a couple of hours on one summer's evening, we join together in music."
Auld Lang Syne at Last Night of the Proms
And the most show-stopping moment...
Kicking off the closing sequence, star-of-the-show Jamie Barton sang Rule, Britannia! triumphantly holding the LGBTQ+ rainbow flag aloft at the end of her performance, to the audience's great delight.
Jamie Barton raises the rainbow flag at Last Night of the Proms
Three cheers for Sir Henry!
Seeing as it's 150 years since Henry Wood's birth, we couldn't close the Proms 2019 season without paying tribute to Sir Henry, with conductor Sakari Oramo leading three cheers for the man without whom the Proms may never have become the institution it remains today.
Meanwhile, over at Proms in the Park...
At Hyde Park, some of music's biggest names convened for Proms in the Park, with a line-up boasting the likes of The Lighthouse Family, Bonnie Tyler, Jack Savoretti, Chrissie Hynde and more.
The sun was shining, the tunes were in abundance and everyone had a mighty great time - as you can very well see in the video below...
Proms in the Park highlights
At the Copa...
Proms in the Park was headlined by none other than Barry Manilow and, in his honour, we were treated to a dazzling rendition of Copacabana backstage.
Rock Choir's rendition of Barry Manilow's Copacabana
Barry Manilow at Proms in the Park
We even got a Les Mis/Hamilton crossover
Moments from musicals are always a big winner at Proms in the Park and 2019 delivered with a double-whammy, with the stars of both Les Misérables and Hamilton taking to the stage. Carrie Hope Fletcher and Shan Ako performed I Dreamed A Dream / On My Own from Les Mis, while Jon Robyns delivered a rendition of You'll Be Back from Hamilton.
Backstage, there was even a bit of a Hamilton/Les Mis crossover moment!
When @lesmisofficial meets @HamiltonWestEnd
Les Mis and Hamilton at Proms in the Park
But that's not all!
Last Night celebrations brought in events across the UK, with revellers in Swansea, Belfast and Glasgow all getting in on the action.
Among the highlights included silky smooth saxophonist Xhosa Cole, the BBC Young Jazz Musician 2018, in Swansea, violinist Stephanie Childress' spectacular rendition of Vivaldi in Glasgow and Elisabeth Brauss' spellbinding Beethoven's 2nd piano concerto.
Last Night in Glasgow
Russian soprano Aida Garifullina wowing the crowd with Puccini
Last Night celebrations in Swansea
Watch Last Night of the Proms on iPlayer (Part 1, Part 2) and listen back on BBC Sounds
Watch a minute of highlights from Last Night of the Proms
Watch Last Night of the Proms, Part 1
Katie Derham hosts the climax of the world's greatest classical music festival live from London's Royal Albert Hall.
Katie Derham continues the live coverage from the Royal Albert Hall, including the traditional Last Night classics.
Listen to Last Night of the Proms
The Last Night of the Proms live from the Royal Albert Hall. Sakari Oramo conducts the BBC Symphony Orchestra, BBC Singers and Chorus, plus star mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton.
All the ways to watch and listen to Last Night of the Proms
Find out the many ways to get involved with Last Night of the Proms 2019, including iPlayer and Red Button coverage.
Watch four scintillating minutes from a glorious summer of music
Highlights from 58 days of 85 concerts featuring 83 orchestras choirs and ensembles with 191 conductors and soloists in one amazing festival – the 2019 season of the BBC Proms.
Unmissable moments of the season
Every Proms season has its standout performances from star players, as well as a whole load of surprises. As Last Night of the Proms approaches, here are a few treats from the summer of 2019, so far...
Find every available Proms broadcast
There's heaps of music to watch or listen to for 30 days from broadcast. If you've missed something from earlier in the season here are all the Proms TV and Radio broadcasts that are still available.
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Students clean the Pillar of Shame sculpture at the University of Hong Kong, which commemorates the Tiananmen Square crackdown, in Hong Kong on June 4, 2021.
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Mayer Brown Faces Boycott Call After Dropping Hong Kong Client
By Chris Opfer
Oct. 18, 2021, 4:02 AM
Former Hong Kong leader urges companies to boycott law firm
Mayer Brown recently said would stop aiding effort to remove monument
Mayer Brown's decision to step aside from a controversial representation in Hong Kong has led to a call for a "China-wide boycott" after the law firm announced that it would no longer assist an effort to remove a monument commemorating the Tiananmen Square massacre.
Former Hong Kong chief executive Chun-ying Leung called on companies and organizations across China to stop doing business with the multinational law firm in a Facebook post Sunday. He accused the firm of bowing to political pressure from the U.S. and Europe in backing away from longtime client Hong Kong University's push to remove the "Pillar of Shame" monument.
"From here on, no client in Hong Kong or Mainland China, particularly those with Chinese government connections, will find Mayer Brown dependable," Leung wrote.
The monument, created by Danish artist Jens Galschiøt, has been a fixture on the university's campus for more than two decades. It graphically depicts the 1989 massacre, in which hundreds—potentially thousands—of pre-democracy protesters were reportedly killed.
Mayer Brown announced on Friday that it would no longer represent the university in seeking the statute's removal. The decision came after the firm was roundly criticized for sending a letter to a pro-democracy organization in Hong Kong, demanding that the statue be removed.
The firm did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Leung's call for a boycott.
Hong Kong is a special administrative region of China, a designation designed to give it some level of independence. Its relationship with mainland China has been the subject of debate, both inside Hong Kong and China and around the world, in recent years.
Mayer Brown, founded in Chicago more than a century ago, reported over $1.5 billion in gross revenue last year. It has offices in more than 20 cities, including New York, London, Paris, Dubai, Beijing, and Singapore.
At least 20 human rights and pro-democracy groups criticized Mayer Brown for its work for the university and urged the law firm to stop representing the university in an Oct. 11 open letter.
To contact the reporter on this story: Chris Opfer in New York at copfer@bloomberglaw.com
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Tom P. Taylor at ttaylor@bloomberglaw.com
Chris Opfer
Reporter/Editor
Oops They Did It Again: Mayer Brown's Debacle in Hong Kong (1)
Oct. 14, 2021, 2:27 PM
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Audiostrobelight is going to pack out the Norva for our annual hometown show. Be there at 7 and bring yo friends.
Audiostrobelight has a chain of tours and events lined up for the next few upcoming months. Be sure to look for dates near you and follow them on Social Media so you can see what they do behind the scenes.


Whiskers goes viral in this fourth zany novel in a chapter book series where the fur—and fun—flies at an animal spa and hotel.The Animal Inn is an all-inclusive pet resort/hotel/center/spa for animals from dogs to rabbits, cats to ducks, parrots to lizards. From doggie and kitty daycare, to grooming, and group play—you name it, and the Animal Inn has it.The Inn is run by the Tyler family along with their pets Leopold, the Macaw; Fuzzy and Furry, the gerbils; dogs Dash and Coco; felines Shadow and Whiskers; and a rollicking horde of animal visitors.When Whiskers becomes an unexpected internet star after a hilarious post becomes an online sensation, Whiskers and the Tylers are invited to NYC for a morning TV show interview. The Tylers rent an RV and take the whole family for the fur-tastic experience. Even though Whiskers is a bit full of himself with his newly found internet fame, he's also super nervous! Will his fame translate to the TV screen—or is he destined to stay a meme forever?
Whiskers goes viral in this fourth zany novel in a chapter book series where the fur—and fun—flies at an animal spa and hotel.
The Animal Inn is an all-inclusive pet resort/hotel/center/spa for animals from dogs to rabbits, cats to ducks, parrots to lizards. From doggie and kitty daycare, to grooming, and group play—you name it, and the Animal Inn has it.
When Whiskers becomes an unexpected internet star after a hilarious post becomes an online sensation, Whiskers and the Tylers are invited to NYC for a morning TV show interview. The Tylers rent an RV and take the whole family for the fur-tastic experience. Even though Whiskers is a bit full of himself with his newly found internet fame, he's also super nervous! Will his fame translate to the TV screen—or is he destined to stay a meme forever?
Titre : Bright Lights, Big Kitty!


As inclement weather impacted a significant portion of drive-in traffic at this years IPPE in Atlanta, show manager Charles Olentine had some worries on the second day of the show. "During the day the situation normalised for the people who were already in town," Olentine mused.
The main attraction was the large exhibit floor. Olentine: "We've come a long way from the time we started 65 years ago with a hand full of displays in a hotel lobby. We are now among the top 40 shows in the US, including consumer shows."
"For 2015 we want to integrate a swine program as well. We know that 28% of our audience has interest in this species, so we will have to think beyond feathers. Furthermore we plan to mix up the exhibitors in another way, combining feed and animal health and live production and processing. With the return of our European partners we are expecting further growth," Olentine concluded.
IPPE has a slow start at the second day of the show, snow and ice prevent visitors to get to the show easily.
Instapro shows its new medium shear extruder, which finally answers the market's demand for a low cost extrusion solution that effectively produces pet and fish feeds of high quality equal to that of higher cost extrusion systems.
Another mindset at DSM's flight simulator.
Cobb, a truly international orientated company.
NatureForm hatchery technologies in partnership with Pas Reform.
Market info and trends look promising to build the business on.
Marel attracts a lot of attention on one of the largest booth's.
Live demonstrations at Foodmate, deboning live with daily fresh supplied chicken.
Meyn advertises its 'wall to wall solutions' for poultry processing plants.
Prinzens new Smartpack on farm egg packer is already sold.
Some visitors from Africa show interest in a A-frame traditional cage system with overhead hemisphere fan.
All sizes of chicken at the booth of BASF.
Thursday 14.30, the 66th edition of the IPPE is winding down. Making plans for an even bigger edition in 2015.


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Zhao Lei (died 220 A.D.), courtesy name Kansui (闞穗), was a military officer serving under the warlord Liu Bei in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.

Life
Zhao Lei was a controller (都督) under Guan Yu. In 220, Zhao Lei was captured by Sun Quan's general Ma Zhong after Lü Meng's invasion of Jing Province and executed along with Guan Yu and Guan Ping.

In fiction
In Chapter 73 of Luo Guanzhong's novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, when Guan Yu was attacking Fancheng, Wang Fu recommended that Zhao Lei be left to defend Jingzhou, but Guan Yu instead appointed Zhao as a supply officer.

Later, when Guan was trapped in Maicheng, Zhao proposed a plan and followed Guan in an attempt to break out of the siege. They were ambushed by Sun Quan's forces and Zhao was killed in action.

See also
 Lists of people of the Three Kingdoms

References

 Chen, Shou (3rd century). Records of the Three Kingdoms (Sanguozhi).
 Luo, Guanzhong (14th century). Romance of the Three Kingdoms (Sanguo Yanyi).

Officials under Liu Bei
2nd-century births
3rd-century executions
220 deaths
Executed Han dynasty people
People executed by the Han dynasty by decapitation

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Do you have a big birthday coming up? Are you anxious about how to make it absolutely unforgettable, unique and as momentous as this very special day truly is?
I get it. I was there. No birthday in my life ever freaked me out like turning 50. Thirty was cool. Forty was fine, but 50, no way, not me, that just seemed way too far from the 23 year-old I felt inside.
Six months before my big FIVE-O I realized I had to plan something special since my family and friends were already scheming to throw me a big party: No, no, not that. Please!
Just the image of all those candles, trite "turning 50" cards and what would have probably been a lot platitudes and clean-up work for me (for sure), told me I had to do it my way, even though I was not sure what my way was.
Not that I didn't want to announce this big day to the world (well actually I did NOT), but I did want to follow MY passion and do what I love most: to bicycle, to take pictures, to be adventurous, to meet new people, to sleep under the stars and to get away from it all to reflect, alla grande! Finally I wanted this FIVE-O experience to be a metaphor for the next phase of my life. It had to be new, big, open, vast and a challenge.
Then the calling came: I would mountain bike around the rim of the Grand Canyon with my friend Ashley Korenblat's fantastic company, Western Spirit. I would live roughly and camp nightly under the stars with a group of eight people I had never met in my life. Perfect!
The mountain bike trip, as I expected, was outstanding, however half the fun was the planning and the anticipation of adventuring alone to a place I had always dreamed of, on a day I was the most anxious about.
So now it's your turn. Is your 50th birthday right around the corner? What do you have planned for this BIG "milestone" day? Will you go hide in a cave? That's totally acceptable, but if you are on Facebook—surprise, surprise– all of your contemporaries are going to spill the beans in one endless scratching scroll of: "It's your day old friend, how does it feel to hit the big one?
How about starting where the layers began..with YOU! Where do you dream to go? What do you dream to do? Who do you dream to do it with?
How does this sound? Rally a few of your active, travel-loving friends and sign yourselves up for the bicycle tour of your life! I guarantee that it will be a trip that will work your thighs, be a feast of the senses, stir your soul and make your heart pound.
Sound perfect? Well I have the perfect birthday vacation gift for you!
For the past 25 years, my company Ciclismo Classico, has been the pioneer in European Bicycle Vacations, transforming lives one active travel experience at a time. My motto, Pedal Your Passion, perfectly fits this time of your life when Living Passionately MUST take its rightful place as your #1 LIFE priority.
A FREE BIKE VACATION FOR YOU FROM US FOR YOUR BIRTHDAY!
Why not gather 11 of your girlfriends together and let Ciclismo Classico give you your Special Birthday Vacation Trip for FREE!
Can't get 11 gals? Well then, how about getting six friends or family members together? We will then give you a $1000 check to spend on Gelato, Gucci or on your beloved Girlfriends.
For your 50th birthday, kick the bucket list. Seize this day as your new beginning, your fresh new layer. If the Grand Canyon taught me anything, it's that my best layers are still to be unveiled.
Oh the Places You Can Go…..just pick, where will it BE?
Can't decide? Want to talk it through with someone who has been there: email me at lauren@ciclismoclassico.com or call me at 617-640-4837.
Did I miss it? This article mentions (in red caps) a FREE BIKE VACATION FOR YOU FROM US ON YOUR BIRTHDAY, but then does not say what one has to do to have a chance at it!! Where's the link, or whatever???? What's the deal here?!


Named team captain...posted a 22-10 mark playing in the No. 2 and No. 3 singles spots, including a 16-4 mark in spring dual matches and a 4-1 record in league play...finished the season on a four-match winning streak, helping the Crimson clinch a share of its 29th Ivy League regular season title...Paired primarily with co-captain Sebastian Beltrame in No. 2 doubles, finishing the year with a 15-8 mark, including a 9-5 record in spring dual matches.
Recorded a 10-9 mark, including a 3-1 tally in conference play … Went 2-0 at the No. 2 slot, 1-0 at No. 3 and 1-0 at No. 4 position … Posted seven wins in dual action … In doubles play, went 8-11 overall, including 4-3 in Ivy League play.
Posted an overall record of 7-3 for the season, including a 6-3 tournament record … Saw action in the No. 3 slot and went undefeated … Posted a 3-0 record with doubles partner Sebastian Beltrame and a 2-0 record with doubles partner Brian Yeung.


After joining in with the Bloggers Love Twitter party at the beginning of June, it was so exciting getting an email to say I'd be receiving one! I picked the 'sunshine yellow' colour, I thought it'd be something a bit different and it would brighten up my bathroom. I was impressed with the Magnitone Lucid as soon as I opened the box. First impressions do count after all! Brace yourself for a very thorough review. Before my Magnitone Lucid arrived, I was thinking how it couldn't possibly be waterproof because is electronic?! As soon as I opened the box I thought how clever it was that it comes with a magnetic charger that you just attach onto the front and away you go. They've literally thought of everything you may need in the box as there is an EU plug adapter – meaning you don't have to go out and buy one when you want to take your Magnitone abroad.
I am a skincare obsessive due to having problems with my skin in my earlier teenage years and I'm always looking for new ways to remove blackheads, papules and pustules from my face. Sorry to be gross but we all get spots at some point! I'd heard great things about this cleansing brush removing blackheads that won't budge. I have blackheads on my nose, cheeks, forehead and around my lips so I hope this is true!
I recently had my nose pierced so I actually have a patch of skin to test against the rest of the skin I'm using the Magnitone on. I can definitely tell the difference, my skin around my nose piercing feels really grotty and rough which is disgusting!
Day 1: Skin is looking okay at the moment! Pores and blackheads still very visible but no spots as of yet. My skin feels so soft after cleansing this morning! I will never want to cleanse with my hands again.
Day 2: My toner, moisturiser and SPF have all sunk in perfectly this morning – what is this madness! My skin is also looking quite a bit brighter.
Day 3: I've woken up with three spots, oh no! All part of the process of clear skin – bringing all the nasties to the surface! My skin is so so so soft I would keep stroking it but that would clearly bring on more spots.
Day 4: Some spots from yesterday have gone but others have appeared! I can't get over how soft my skin is, if my make-up brushes were dry I'd be applying make-up to see how well it applies – hopefully tomorrow!
Day 5: Got rid of a huge spot on my forehead by cleansing with the Magnitone! The combination of this brush and my La Roche-Posay cleanser is heavenly.
Day 6: It's really hot here at the moment, so I woke up with the greasiest face ever, eugh! I soon got to work on it with my Magnitone and had the smoothest, matte skin. My spots that appeared have now gone and my blackheads look like they're disappearing slowly.
Day 7: This brush is a saviour. My skin is clear of spots and my blackheads are starting to clear. My skin is extremely soft and looks so much less dull!
Magnitone promise you have softer, brighter and clearer skin in 7 days and I can definitely say the brush lives up to that promise! My skin feels softer than it ever has before, literally baby soft. I can't stop stroking it because it's so soft. My skin does look brighter, it's usually so dull and looks almost grey due to the amount of blackheads I had on my face. I also can definitely see my skin clearing. I used to have a face covered in blackheads and some of them have definitely cleared out of my pores.
If you'd like to treat yourself to one of these wonderful cleansing brushes, you can buy one here and you can use my code BLOVE20 for 20% off until July 31st 2015!


One of my favorite parts of amature radio is taking my Rig on the go. Recently I have traveled to the east coast with my portable station mind you not in this case, but in a carry-on on the airplaine. This page is to show the equipment and manner in which I use my portable rig in the feild, camping, staying at relatives etc.
The Rig can be powered by AC or DC. Has full operating position for Digital and Phone Modes. Tuner for the HF bands and a Uniden Trunking radio for LE monitoring. The laptop has software for echolink, all digital modes with DM780 as well as logging. Dual soundcards for HF-Digital Voice. Homebuilt cooling system to keep the IC7000 well under operating tempatures. As well as ample storage for all the gear to run the gear!
It took about $50.00 worth of parts in various hardware and screws and things to finish off the case. The case was free and I allready owned all the hardware but the power supply. Construction took about 35 hours, suprisingly I was able to use a very large ammount of parts I had around the shack and QTH for construction! In the end I am very proud of this case it is very well built and while not 100% enviroment or shock proof. Will safely transport all equipment where ever I might go.
This view is the front close up, each radio and antenna and power hook-up. A full station desk!
This view is the guts of the case, the laptop desk, lid is also up, the storage unit is removed.
This view is a close up of the power area and custom cooling unit I built.
Here is the case all ready to go, normally I also pack the deep-cycle on top its as portable as luggage!
You will find me hanging out on HF PSK31 calling frequency's 7.035-7.070 and 20m 14.070. Local repeaters K7LED and N7SNO are my primary local repeaters you can find me on.
I QSL 100% Direct, LoTW and eQSL.cc, I prefer direct or LoTW for obvious reasons. I will return QSL as soon as I have cash for postage and all digital methods will be uploaded after 3-5 QSO's are addedd to the logs. Please send Direct when Possible I enjoy cards and have a nice full color glossy to send you! SASE are not required .


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Organization of Islamic Cooperation expresses concern over attacks
The Secretary General of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), Mr. Iyad Ameen Madani has expressed serious concern at the recent incidents of violence by extremist individuals against Muslims in the towns of Aluthgama, Beruwala and Draga Nagar in Sri Lanka. The reports of several …
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Protest in Kathankudy
Muslim organisations and Mosques in Kathankuddy with Kathankudy Jaymathulla Ulama, jointly staged a protest against BBS attacks against muslims in Aluthgama, Beruwala , Dharga town and Kalutara areas on 15 June 2014. Protesters demanded that Secretary Defence secretary ban the Bodu Bala Sena movement, called upon the …
TNA calls for action against individuals responsible for the problems in Aluthgama
Tamil Nation Alliance today called upon government to take legal action against individuals responsible for the riots reported in the Dharga town in Aluthgama and Beruwela areas. TNA consider this issue as a pre planned attack against Muslim nationals. TNA leader R.Sambanthan released special statement on this …
Navi Pillay, US condemns Aluthgama & Beruwela violence
The U.S. Embassy in Sri Lanka issued a statement condemning the violence that has spread over the weekend in Aluthgama and Beruwela. It urged the government to ensure that order is preserved and the lives of all citizens, places of worship, and property are protected. …
ADB to give US$1.4bn to SL
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) would provide 1.4 billion US dollars to Sri Lanka over the next four years to finance health, sanitation education and energy, according to the bank officials. Newly appointed ADB Country Director for Sri Lanka Sri Widowati told media recently that the …
Shivajilingam says India should push Sri Lanka to work towards a solution
Tamil National Alliance (TNA) Northern Provincial Council (NPC) member M.K. Shivajilingam says the Tamil people do not believe that the 13 Amendment to the constitution could lead to an equitable political solution that meets the aspirations of the Tamil people. In a letter to Indian …
Curfew in Aluthgama over fears of communal violence
A curfew was imposed today in the southern coastal town of Aluthgama and Beruwela to defuse a possible ethnic flare up after clashes between Muslims and Buddhists left several people wounded. "An indefinite curfew will be in force at Aluthgama," police said. At least 40 people …
Diaspora to provide evidence to UN
The Tamil Diaspora have said they will assist the investigations on the war in Sri Lanka to be launched by the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) in the middle of this month and give any evidence in their possession. Suren …
Will the ban on LTTE be removed?
The Indian Central Government's Ministry of Home and Internal Affairs has set up a tribunal to investigate and research on the matter of LTTE ban, whether there are enough reasons to continue the ban. When the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government was in power …
OHCHR probe: Witness protection area of concern
The investigation into the war in Sri Lanka by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) will be launched in mid-June, Rupert Colville, the spokesman for the OHCHR said. The UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) will have the option of referring …


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Charles Frédéric II Oesinger est un homme politique français né le  à Strasbourg (Bas-Rhin) et mort le  dans la même ville. Charles Frédéric II Oesinger est enterré au cimetière Sainte-Hélène dans l'enclos de la famille Œsinger.

Négociant à Strasbourg, il est député du Bas-Rhin de 1834 à 1837, siégeant avec le tiers-parti.

Sources

Voir aussi

Bibliographie
 Christian Wolff, « Charles Frédéric Oesinger II », in Nouveau dictionnaire de biographie alsacienne, vol. 28,

Liens externes

Naissance en mai 1794
Naissance à Strasbourg
Député du Bas-Rhin
Député du Bas-Rhin (Monarchie de Juillet)
Député de la Monarchie de Juillet
Décès en novembre 1864
Décès à 70 ans
Décès à Strasbourg
Charles Oesinger


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