I have +64k all damage.
In stage 1000 Just need to lvl up mohacas to lvl 350-400 approximated, then evolve chester, and center only on chester to break lvls easily.
On stage 1200 you be able to have chester apprpximated lvl 1350-1400 and mohacas lvl 600-700.
On stage 1230 you need to have Chester approximated in lvl 1450-1500, and i recommend using your money to up all the others more to lvl 2000(bonus relics) and all skills minus warcry, your warcry need yo be lvl 1 to avoid the high lag amount. In that stage i used all the skills and reach 1245 approximated.
Later, on 1245, i upped first all my skills, minus warcry,used again the skills to reach 1255.
Then grinding some chester (for me it's hard because i only have drunken hammer lvl 89 and hero thrust lvl 80) and you got it!!! Enjoy 400 more lvls.
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In my previous post, i was talking about how GruntJS can optimize your workflow by automating a lot of repetitive tasks. If you don't have any experience with GruntJS, i suggest you to read my initial blog post about How to improve your workflow with GruntJS to get familiar with the program.
As a web developer, i always care about webpage performance and optimization. I always want to give a fast and efficient website to my client. That's why part of my job is to create image spritesheet to speed up loading time by minimizing the number of server requests.
Initially, i was creating my spritesheet in Photoshop. It was painfull, was taking a lot of time and was pretty hard to manage over time. Definitively not the best approach but it was the only tool i know that would do the job. At least, the speed improvement were justifying the effort.
When i discovered GruntJS, i knew that there was a better way to automate image spritesheet creation using this tool. A quick Google search take me to this NodeJS module, which support GruntJS tasks, by Richard Butler. This library does all the hard job and even more. It's simply amazing! It even support pixel ratios for creating high resolution spritesheet for high density screen and normal resolution for regular screen!
First, open Terminal and navigate to your project grunt.js folder. Then type npm install node-spritesheet — save-dev to install the module into your project.
After installation completed, load the module into your grunt.js file by adding grunt.loadNpmTasks('node-spritesheet'); before your tasks registrations.
Once installed and loaded, node-spritesheet is ready to use.
I create the following folder structure.
I keep all my sprite images in src/img/normal and output the resulting spritesheet in img/.
As i still support IE7 and IE8, i often need to create images to emulate CSS3 features like gradient, border radius or drop-shadow. I put these images in src/img/legacy/.
Then, i'm using Photoshop to save PNGs of all these sprites to these two directories, depending of the case.
This is where all the magic happen. I'm creating two spritesheets. One for legacy browsers that include only the images to emulate CSSS3 features and another for the rest.
The task look at all images located in /src/img/ and filter files based on her parent folder name. If image is in /src/img/legacy/, it will be used in the legacy spritesheet. Otherwise, it will be part of the default spritesheet. It create two resulting PNG spritesheets and a resulting CSS file. The CSS file contains all sprites classname and x,y position in the spritesheet.
I've also setup a watch tasks that look at /src/img/ folder and launch the spritesheet task when a change occur to any file. Needless to say that it's a huge timesaver.
To use a sprite from spritesheet, simply add sprite class to the HTML element and the corresponding sprite.filename class like in the example above.
It's very easy to automate spritesheet generation with GruntJS. It will save time and effort and will help you maintaining your spritesheet in the future. I will never look back at Photoshop for creating and managing my spritesheet.
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Exterior. Interior. Woodwork, walls or ceilings. There are all sorts of possibilities when it comes to painting and decorating in Hammersmith. Now you can find painters who're competent to deal with them all.
Brighten up a tired room on a tight budget. Or find a painting and decorating team in Hammersmith who'll give your home a totally new look.
A fine finish that enhances your home is important of course. But it's not the only thing your painters and decorators in Hammersmith will consider.
Interior painting – In a house prone to damp, choosing a mildew-resistant paint will pay dividends. Bathrooms and kitchens should always be decorated with products that tolerate high levels of humidity. There are paints for woodwork. Paints especially designed to give a long lasting finish on metal. If you need advice, your One Builders painters will be happy to give it. That's part of the reason for employing specialists in the first place.
Exterior painting – Paint forms an important element in the weatherproofing of your home. And investing in the best products will make for a longer-lasting, more durable finish. In certain locations, it's worth considering specialist materials. Anti-graffiti paint will protect a shop or warehouse from being defaced. Exterior woodwork needs the highest quality products to fully protect it from fading in the sun. As well as the effects of heat, cold and rain.
The next step is to find out what your work will cost. Give us a call on 020 3404 6077 and arrange for a One Builders painter to visit. They'll help you plan the work and give you a price.
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A Date to Remember [With Numbers!]
Posted on March 12, 2020 by Editor's Desk
Great problems bring out great potential, and Vikas Goyal, Senior Manager, Business Analytics at IndiaMART, is a fine example of how to turn adversity to your advantage.
Vikas at Radio City's Office
Married to Vaishally, the couple shifted to New Delhi four years back and are proud parents to their son Vivaan. For Vikas, work-life balance is purely a function of hours. He explains that out of the total 168 hours in a week if you strike out 70 hours for the basic chores, you are left with roughly 100 hours. These 100 hours can be segregated by dedicating 60 hours for office, 30 hours for family, and 10 hours for your passion. Coming to passion, Vikas has an undying inclination towards numbers, solving puzzles, cubes, and all things logical.
The 168 Hour Split
His passion for numbers takes us back to his early days. The untimely death of Vikas' father pushed the Goyal family towards financial struggle. All of twelve at that time, Vikas pitched in to contribute whatever little he could, by giving mathematics classes in his neighborhood. "Gradually, the responsibility germinated to love for the subject, and I started coaching CAT/GMAT aspirants during my academic days," he shares. Vikas went on to crack CAT and pursue PGDM. Besides, he worked with T.I.M.E, Career Launcher, and Endeavor Careers as a part-time quantitative and logical reasoning faculty.
Learning never stopped for Vikas, as the 'Best Performer of the Year' awardee for 2016-17 and 2018-19, continues to enhance his skill set with certifications like Lean Six Sigma Black Belt from the American Society of Quality, and Level III Professional Risk Management from PRMIA.
The Best Performer Award for 2018-19
Blessed with a jovial persona, Vikas is an advocate of data-driven decision making. He states,
Vikas shares that when you lead a big team, people get carried away with emotions, however, the leadership must trust data.
"Don't trust your beta, but trust data."
Talking about the inspiration behind his book 'A Date with Numbers,' Vikas shares that mathematics is perceived as a dull and dry subject with lots of formulas. And youth icons like Virat Kohli add fire to this dislike for the subject, when they release statements like, "I used to get 3, I was that good. I did not understand, why someone would even want to learn math." To break the notion and make maths interesting for children, he authored 'A Date with Numbers.'
A Date with Numbers
Vikas brings out the beauty of numbers by linking them to dates. "Dates are special, and they are universal; birthdays, marriage anniversary, work anniversary or even the paycheck day – dates are meaningful to us," he adds.
Vikas shares an incident that acted as a trigger to write his book. "It was my 13-year-old niece. Last year, I happened to see her on her birthday. She is good in studies but didn't like mathematics as a subject. I tried to convince her that math is interesting to which she asked to prove it," he reveals. Vikas took the challenge and proved his point by taking her birthday as an example,
The response from her niece was heart-warming, "Amazing! Thanks for making my birthdate special!"
"If a math equation on the birthdate could ignite interest in the kid, then why not do it for each date of the year?"
Vikas thought of beautifully expressing each of the 365 days of the year using basic mathematics to invoke the curious minds of all ages. His formula was to blend the beauty of numeric logic with the emotions of dates.
However, the destination Vikas had set for himself did not pave through easy roads. To identify something unique for each date was a herculean and challenging task. And it becomes tougher when you are working as a full-time employee. "I believe in the motto: There is no "i" in "team" but there is always "i" in "time." If you are passionate about something, shelling 8-10 hours out of 168 hours in a week is just 5%," he shares.
The key takeaway from Vikas Goyal's journey is that anyone should not be bounded by their work, and must follow their passion. While writing his book, Vikas was often ridiculed for being orthodox, there were many who told, 'who reads books these days.' However, going back to the roots, and following his passion motivated him to stay on course. "Pursue what you love the most, irrespective of whether it is perceived orthodox, outdated. Do what you love," Goyal concludes.
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So I just got off the phone with my dad.
Literally five minutes before sitting down to write this.
He and my mom were driving from my parents' place in the Río Piedras section of San Juan over to my sister's home right outside of town in Guaynabo.
Her entire house was flooded on Wednesday when the storm hit, and my folks wanted to help with the cleanup.
They're all safe, and doing as well as can be expected. And I feel extremely fortunate right now because everyone I know is O.K. But as my dad was making that trip to my sister's, the things he was seeing and describing to me over the phone almost seemed like they were made up.
He told me that in and around San Juan there are just trees and telephone poles and power lines down everywhere. Concrete poles just cracked in half and were in pieces along the side of the road. And you know those huge steel towers that link up power lines? Those things came crashing down all over the place. So they're just knocked over, lying there, with all the lines broken off and going every which way.
He said it looked like a giant bomb went off.
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My family members told me they've never seen anything like what happened when María came through.
As he was driving, my dad kept telling me about the detours he had to take because a bunch of roads were blocked, or covered with debris, or just completely flooded.
And every few seconds I'd hear this gasp — sometimes it would be him, other times, my mom. Then he'd tell me about some building with half its walls missing. Or a car that was completely under water. Or some other level of destruction that he never thought he'd experience in his lifetime.
My dad's a strong guy. But I could tell he was impacted by it all.
After a while, it was like he ran out of words to describe what he was seeing. So the longer the call went on, the less he said.
We'd both seen the same news reports, with government officials estimating that there won't be any electricity in Puerto Rico for four months. And at one point as he was driving, my dad's voice cut out right in the middle of talking about the damage to my sister's house. I thought maybe the phone went dead, that I'd lost connection.
Hello? Hello? Can you hear me?
Then his voice came back.
The phone hadn't gone out. He'd just stopped talking for a few moments. Then he came back in and said something completely unrelated to what he had been talking about before.
"There's no way we're going to have electricity back in four months. That's not gonna happen."
I told him that four months is a while. "It's longer than you think," is what I said.
"There's no way, son."
He said that a few times to me.
He was just convinced that four months wouldn't be enough time to get the power back.
"Not back from … this."
Both my dad and my sister told me they've never seen anything like what happened when María came through.
Nothing even close.
My folks have a zinc roof on part of their house. And it's a pretty sturdy roof, well made. He said that during the storm, when the winds were really kicking up, he and my mom heard some loud creaking noises and weren't sure what it was. Then, all of a sudden, that roof blew off the house like a sheet of paper. Like it was nothing.
The same thing happened to a bunch of our neighbors' homes, too. There were just all these zinc roofs flying around in the sky at different points during the night.
That neighborhood where my folks live, they just recently lost power when Irma came through and then just a few weeks later, you have María. It has just been one after the other. And everyone is really tired at this point.
At my wife's parents' place, on the other side of the island, they lost the wooden roof to their living room. And then the water just came streaming in.
Almost everyone I've talked to down there is missing a roof at this point.
They don't know what to do.
And those are only the people I know about, the ones I've been able to reach. There are so many others, friends — people I've been close to for years and years — who I've been unable to reach. I keep sending text messages. But I don't think they are getting through.
I'm just not getting anything back. It's really tough right now.
I'm worried about my friends.
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My parents and my sister are very sad about the damage to their houses, and the devastation they have been seeing over the past few days. They worry about all the people who they know are struggling to get what they need, and about the damage that has been done to an island we all love so much. It has been overwhelming for them, to be honest, not knowing how long it will be before things can get back to the way they were.
What they've seen during the past few days — that devastation, and all that damage — it takes a toll on you.
By comparison, my wife, Laura, and I had it easy. We were at our home in Miami watching the storm bear down on TV.
But you know what? That was one of the most agonizing experiences of my entire life.
We were glued to that TV until late into the night, and then, of course, we couldn't sleep very well, so we woke up early in the morning to watch the news reports and The Weather Channel again.
We felt so powerless.
In that situation, you just feel….
Useless.
There were so many parts of the island that were hit hard by this storm, but because San Juan is the largest city in Puerto Rico, a lot of the media attention focused on the capital. And that made it even tougher for me. It's an area I know well, and close to where I grew up. So as I'm watching the news reports I'm seeing places along the water that I remember from when I was a kid, or restaurants that I go to when I'm back home … and they're just getting pummeled. No mercy. Just water and wind everywhere.
And destruction.
It was all just really emotional for me. Puerto Rico is my home. It's a piece of who I am. A big piece.
I can't even put it into words.
At one point, Laura turned away from the TV and just looked up at the ceiling, and then she looked over at me with this look of purpose. Like just a totally determined look.
"Jorge, we have to do something."
She kept saying that.
"We have to do something. What can we do? We need to do something right now. This is important."
Within a few hours we had started the Puerto Rico Hurricane Relief Fund at youcaring.com to raise money to purchase and deliver basic supplies to people whose lives have been torn apart by this hurricane.
Then, as soon as the fundraising site was done, I opened up my phone, went to my contacts list, and started sending messages to people with names starting with the letter A.
I went through every contact I have in that phone, every single one, all the way to Z, asking people to join us in pledging money to help the people of Puerto Rico.
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It's rough right now down there. I'm not going to lie.
People don't have power. There's no water. Homes all over the island are damaged or completely destroyed. Things are bad.
Here's something I know for a fact, though: We are going to get through this.
We will find a way.
I'm certain of it.
The people of Puerto Rico have great hearts, and we know what it means to come through for each other in a time of need, and to fight through adversity. It's part of our culture. And it's something I experienced again and again growing up there as a kid.
I know in my heart that we're going to find a way to come out of this stronger than ever. And my wife and I just want to help out any way we can.
So, we'd like to ask you for a favor.
Please go to the youcaring.com page listed below and help us to provide much-needed supplies to people who could really use them right now. Anything you can give would be much appreciated, and if you're unable to give, maybe you could just keep Puerto Rico in your prayers over the upcoming days, weeks, and months.
We will make sure that the people of Puerto Rico get the benefits of every dollar raised, and we'll be providing regular updates — both through youcaring.com and our social media accounts — so that you can see the real impact you are having on people's lives by donating to this cause.
It would mean so much to me if you could join us in these efforts.
Please click here to donate what you can.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
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As Jerry Remy pointed out at the end of the year, Boston is "probably the only place in the country where there's a baseball story in both papers every single day of the offseason." That's a lot of column inches to fill, and not a lot of news to fill them with. Which is why it pays to be creative.
* Kevin Millar might be coming back to Boston (Schilling and Francona will undoubtedly head the welcoming committee).
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say the most likely scenario is that none of these things actually happen…and I'd be shocked if more than one actually did.
Still, my pet peeve of the piece is the following: "Bill Belichick might want to purchase a Tigers jersey. Jim Leyland has proven he's the best manager in baseball." Leyland is a great manager, and he did a good job this year…but guiding a team with three 20-HR players, two 19-HR players, and a staff with a 3.84 ERA (and two players who throw 100-MPH heat) to the playoffs does not, in itself, mean a heck of a lot. Sort of how last year's White Sox victory didn't mean Ozzie Guillen was a genius any more than the Marlins' '03 victory meant Jack McKeon was a genius.


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Home News Demolition contractor bosses given bans
Demolition contractor bosses given bans
THREE directors of Glasgow-based demolition contractor George Hunter (Demolishers) Ltd have been handed a directors' ban after a probe found they had allowed the company to continue to incur liabilities despite knowing a petition to wind the company up was before the court.
George Beattie (senior) has been disqualified from acting as a director for seven years, Michelle Beattie has been disqualified for three and a half years, while George Beattie (junior) has also been disqualified for seven years.
The firm was placed into liquidation in April 2015, owing an estimated £1,755,782 to creditors.
An Insolvency Service investigation found that the directors had caused or allowed the company to trade to their own benefit and incur further liabilities to the risk and detriment of creditors in full knowledge that HMRC had presented a winding up petition to Court on January 14, 2015.
The Insolvency Service said the directors made net payments of at least £155,310.45 to the benefit of connected parties and further offset liabilities due to the company from the directors and connected companies of at least £457,395.72 against unverified charges to the detriment of creditors as liabilities increased by at least £359,097.33.
Rob Clarke, head of insolvent investigations north, part of the Insolvency Service, said, "This was a cynical attempt by the directors, in the clear knowledge that their company was insolvent, to extract money that should have been paid to other creditors. The Insolvency Service will take robust action against this sort of misconduct which is a clear abuse of limited liability."
During the disqualification period, unless given permission by a court, such individuals can't act as a company director or take part (either directly or indirectly) in the promotion, formation or management of a company or limited liability partnership.


The Monopoly Junior game is a simple introduction to the iconic Monopoly game. With easy and exciting gameplay, kids can have a fun, fast adventure as they move around the board as they journey through the cityscape of Monopoly Town. Players land on kid-friendly spaces in Monopoly Town such as the Ice Cream Parlour, the Skate Park, and the Zoo, as they buy up properties, collect rent, and discover their fortune. The player with the most money after any other player goes bankrupt wins!
"	Includes gameboard, 4 Junior tokens, 20 Chance cards, 48 Sold signs, 90 Monopoly banknotes, 1 die, 4 Who's Your Token? Character cards, and game guide.
"	Choking Hazard -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.


Sensory-motor rehabilitation can help restore the balance of the sensory systems in order to allow them to work in alignment and harmony in order to allow for higher learning to be achieved. Rehabilitation may include, but is not limited to: recommendations; education about the body and how we learn; as well as activities and exercises that link the vestibular, visual, propioceptive, auditory, and tactile systems (the sensory and motor systems). Rehabilitation programs will likely require a home exercise program that needs to be practiced several times a week for success of treatment. Repetition and practice is required to make this brain change. This type of rehabilitation is founded from multiple sources of research and clinical experience working in an interprofessional team.
Contact the clinic and an intake form will be sent for you to fill out. Based on this information, an appointment will be offered for an assessment.


The stunning Turnberry Resort was the setting for an afternoon of exciting Outdoor Team Building, and later an Evening of thrilling Evening Entertainment for the group from Eureka Solutions. After a morning presentation and a lovely lunch, it was straight into full swing with the colour coded teams forming Rocket Manufacturing companies to compete in our Trade to Win Business Simulation. With introductory Business Pitch presentations it was time for the teams to get their thinking caps on (literally!) and present their winning corporate strategy. Following these highly entertaining presentations there was the first opportunity for the teams to earn some money with the Balloon Tower challenge which got things off to a very mixed start haha!
Heading outside for the Team Building challenges, it was first off to the Rocket Shop to start building our rocket. Casket Rescue proved to be too much for some of the teams to master so Archery and Laser Clays came as the perfect fun relief to the mind boggling difficulty of this challenge! With the money mounting up and the parts flying off the shelves, the rockets were really beginning to take shape which meant it was soon time for the launch. As each team stepped up the adoring audience was thrilled with the results as all but one rocket flew skywards and managed to get recovered. The less we say about our final rocket the better!!! When it came time for the awards it was Infin- IT that went home with the Wooden Spoon, much to the delight of G-String ladies who were delighted to come 7th. At the other end of the scale it was Galaxy Inc in second place just missing out while the champions were crowned as Rocket Science who were consistent and deserving winners all day.
After a quick change into the gladrags we gathered in the stunning Turnberry suite for a sumptuous buffet dinner and some operatic entertainment followed by a presentation by Alistair. It was then time for the fast and furious Race Night which saw the teams get off their seats to prove the louder you cheer the faster your horse runs. When the races were complete it was time to tot up the cash and in the end there could only be one winner and that was Red Rum claiming some champers and chocolate prizes as well as the coveted Team Challenge Company Winner's Trophy of course! It was then time to put our hands together to thank Alistair and Eileen for putting together another wonderful conference. To finish of the night ion style everyone hit the dancefloor to dance the rest of the night away with a fantastic Disco.


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Q: Python 3 not aware of Windows filename encodings? The following code works well in Win7 until it crashes in the last print(f). It does it when it finds some "exotic" characters in the filenames, as the french "oe" as in œuvre and the C in Karel Čapek. The program crashes with an Encoding error, saying the character x in the filename is'nt a valid utf-8 char.
Should'nt Python3 be aware of the utf-16 encoding of the Windows7 paths?
How should I modify my code?
import os

rootDir = '.'
extensions = ['mobi','lit','prc','azw','rtf','odt','lrf','fb2','azw3' ]
files=[]
for dirName, subdirList, fileList in os.walk(rootDir):
    files.extend((os.path.join(dirName,fn) for fn in fileList if any([fn.endswith(ext) for ext in extensions])))

for f in files:
    print(f)

A: eryksun answered my question in a comment. I copy his answer here so the thread does'nt stand as unanswered, The win-unicode-console module solved the problem:

Python 3's raw FileIO class forces binary mode, which precludes using
  a UTF-16 text mode for the Windows console. Thus the default setup is
  limited to using an OEM/ANSI codepage. To avoid raising an exception,
  you'd have to use a less-strict 'replace' or 'backslashreplace' mode
  for sys.stdout. Switching to codepage 65001 (UTF-8) seems like it
  should be the answer, but the console host (conhost.exe) has problems
  with multibyte encodings. That leaves the UTF-16 wide-character API,
  such as via the win-unicode-console module.

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After the iPhone 11, Apple's phones could get a lot smaller
By Tom Bedford published 3 April 19
Toning down the screen size
The size of a standard iPhone has stayed the same between generations, with the iPhone X and iPhone XS boasting a 5.8-inch display – but that might not be the case for much longer.
According to a report by Digitimes, the series of iPhones that will release in 2020 (the iPhone 12) will be smaller than current iPhones – the smallest handset will have a 5.42-inch display, stepping up to 6.06 inches and then 6.47 inches for larger devices. In comparison the iPhone XS, iPhone XR and iPhone XS Max have 5.8-, 6.1- and 6.5- inch screens respectively.
This is what we thought about the iPhone XS Max
What's coming with iOS 13?
Everything we know about the iPhone 11
The report is based on sources from Apple's component supply chain, and they add that the company is still unsure whether to stick to Samsung-provided displays or defect to LG for its touch technology.
What does this mean for the iPhone 11?
According to the report, the upcoming iPhone 11 series expected this year will stick with the same sizes as their iPhone XS counterparts, so if you're not a fan of smaller phones you've got one generation left to enjoy chunky handsets.
If Apple has managed to shrink the internals of each phone yet retain their functionality, the iPhone 11 could have these smaller internals, so would perhaps make it a little lighter than the previous iPhones, which we found to be a little on the heavy side.
This also means 2020's iPhone 12 could have smaller batteries, to fit in the smaller bodies, but if Apple is working on tech to optimize battery life we could see this in the iPhone 11 too.
However given so many iPhones have been the same size, and that new smartphones are constantly boasting bigger and bigger screens, we'd be a little surprised to see a smaller iPhone 12 – we'll have to wait until 2020 to see whether the report is accurate.
All of Apple's 2020 iPhones may have OLED screens
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Staff Writer, Phones
Tom's role in the TechRadar team is as a staff writer specializing in phones and tablets, but he also takes on other tech like electric scooters, smartwatches, fitness trackers and more.
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Advances in altimetric snow depth estimates using bi-frequency SARAL and CryoSat-2 Ka–Ku measurements
Spectral characterization, radiative forcing and pigment content of coastal Antarctic snow algae: approaches to spectrally discriminate red and green communities and their impact on snowmelt
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The 32-year record-high surface melt in 2019/2020 on the northern George VI Ice Shelf, Antarctic Peninsula
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The main subject areas are ice sheets and glaciers, planetary ice bodies, permafrost, river and lake ice, seasonal snow cover, sea ice, remote sensing, numerical modelling, in situ and laboratory studies of the above and including studies of the interaction of the cryosphere with the rest of the climate system.
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27 Jan 2023 New agreement between Jisc and Copernicus Publications
Copernicus Publications is delighted to announce a new agreement with the UK-based Jisc (Joint Information Systems Committee) to streamline open-access publishing for their members. Read more.
05 Dec 2022 Press Release: The first complete picture of Arctic sea ice freeze-thaw cycle highlights sea ice response to climate change
In a new study published in The Cryosphere, an international team of scientists synthesized multisource data from 2001 to 2018 to explore the spatiotemporal variations of both surface and basal melt/freeze onsets and uncover the mechanism behind them. Read more.
06 Oct 2022 Seasonal land-ice-flow variability in the Antarctic Peninsula
Using high-spatial- and high-temporal-resolution satellite imagery, the authors provide the first evidence for seasonal flow variability of land ice draining to George VI Ice Shelf (GVIIS), Antarctica.
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Modulation of the seasonal cycle of the Antarctic sea ice extent by sea ice processes and feedbacks with the ocean and the atmosphere
Hugues Goosse, Sofia Allende Contador, Cecilia M. Bitz, Edward Blanchard-Wrigglesworth, Clare Eayrs, Thierry Fichefet, Kenza Himmich, Pierre-Vincent Huot, François Klein, Sylvain Marchi, François Massonnet, Bianca Mezzina, Charles Pelletier, Lettie Roach, Martin Vancoppenolle, and Nicole P. M. van Lipzig
The Cryosphere, 17, 407–425, https://doi.org/10.5194/tc-17-407-2023,https://doi.org/10.5194/tc-17-407-2023, 2023
Using idealized sensitivity experiments with a regional atmosphere–ocean–sea ice model, we show that sea ice advance is constrained by initial conditions in March and the retreat season is influenced by the magnitude of several physical processes, in particular by the ice–albedo feedback and ice transport. Atmospheric feedbacks amplify the response of the winter ice extent to perturbations, while some negative feedbacks related to heat conduction fluxes act on the ice volume.
Can rifts alter ocean dynamics beneath ice shelves?
Mattia Poinelli, Michael Schodlok, Eric Larour, Miren Vizcaino, and Riccardo Riva
EGUsphere, https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-2023-75,https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-2023-75, 2023
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Rifts are fractures on ice shelves that connect atmosphere-exposed ice with the ocean underneath. The impact of rifts on ocean circulation below Antarctic ice shelves has been largely unexplored as ocean models are commonly ran at resolutions that are too coarse to resolve their presence. Our model simulations show that a km-wide rift near the ice shelf front modulates heat intrusion beneath the ice and inhibits basal melt. These processes are therefore worthy of further investigation.
Antiphase dynamics between cold-based glaciers in the Antarctic Dry Valleys region and ice extent in the Ross Sea during MIS 5
Jacob T. H. Anderson, Toshiyuki Fujioka, David Fink, Alan J. Hidy, Gary S. Wilson, Klaus Wilcken, Andrey Abramov, and Nikita Demidov
The Cryosphere Discuss., https://doi.org/10.5194/tc-2022-252,https://doi.org/10.5194/tc-2022-252, 2023
Geological evidence from the Dry Valleys in Antarctica provides records of outlet and alpine glacier advance and retreat through time. Our data show that Taylor Glacier retreated from Pearse Valley ~65,000−74,000 years ago, and near-surface (< 1.65 m depth) permafrost sediments were deposited ~180,000 years ago. These data suggest that snowfall controls advance and retreat of alpine glaciers in the Dry Valleys and is associated with reduction and expansion of sea ice in the Ross Sea.
Impact of subsurface crevassing on the depth-age relationship of high-alpine ice cores extracted at Col du Dôme between 1994 and 2012
Susanne Preunkert, Pascal Bohleber, Michel Legrand, Hubertus Fischer, Adrien Gilbert, Tobias Erhardt, Roland Purtschert, Lars Zipf, Astrid Waldner, and Joseph R. McConnell
Being close to European pollution source regions makes ice cores from Alpine glaciers important to reconstruct past anthropogenic changes over Europe. Three ice cores covering the 20th century were extracted at the same place at the Col du Dôme (4250 masl, French Alps) in 1994, 2004, and 2012. Combining chemical profiles, bomb test markers and 210Pb profiles, used as footprints of crevasses, allowed to highlight changes over time of the depth-age characteristics at an Alpine drill site.
Modelling the development and decay of cryoconite holes in Northwest Greenland
Yukihiko Onuma, Koji Fujita, Nozomu Takeuchi, Masashi Niwano, and Teruo Aoki
We established a novel model that simulates the temporal changes in cryoconite hole (CH) depth using heat budgets calculated independently at the ice surface and CH bottom based on hole-shape geometry. The simulations suggest that CH depth is governed by the balance between the intensity of the diffuse component of downward shortwave radiation and the wind speed. The meteorological conditions may be important factors contributing to the recent ice surface darkening via the redistribution of CHs.
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Improving interpretation of sea-level projections through a machine-learning-based local explanation approach
Jeremy Rohmer, Remi Thieblemont, Goneri Le Cozannet, Heiko Goelzer, and Gael Durand
The Cryosphere, 16, 4637–4657, https://doi.org/10.5194/tc-16-4637-2022,https://doi.org/10.5194/tc-16-4637-2022, 2022
Short summary Co-editor-in-chief
To improve the interpretability of process-based projections of the sea-level contribution from land ice components, we apply the machine-learning-based SHapley Additive exPlanations approach to a subset of a multi-model ensemble study for the Greenland ice sheet. This allows us to quantify the influence of particular modelling decisions (related to numerical implementation, initial conditions, or parametrisation of ice-sheet processes) directly in terms of sea-level change contribution.
This manuscript addresses an urgent problem: the proper quantification and attribution of uncertainties relating to sea-level rise. The authors show how a machine-learning approach may show the way towards a more rigorous treatment of these uncertainties, and how this might be used for policy making.
The Antarctic contribution to 21st-century sea-level rise predicted by the UK Earth System Model with an interactive ice sheet
Antony Siahaan, Robin S. Smith, Paul R. Holland, Adrian Jenkins, Jonathan M. Gregory, Victoria Lee, Pierre Mathiot, Antony J. Payne, Jeff K. Ridley, and Colin G. Jones
The UK Earth System Model is the first to fully include interactions of the atmosphere and ocean with the Antarctic Ice Sheet. Under the low-greenhouse-gas SSP1–1.9 (Shared Socioeconomic Pathway) scenario, the ice sheet remains stable over the 21st century. Under the strong-greenhouse-gas SSP5–8.5 scenario, the model predicts strong increases in melting of large ice shelves and snow accumulation on the surface. The dominance of accumulation leads to a sea level fall at the end of the century.
This study draws attention to some important processes for ice sheet mass loss. In particular, the warm-water incursions onto the large ice shelves in the late 21st century, inducing more melt, have big implications for the future contribution to SLR from Antarctica.
The impact of climate oscillations on the surface energy budget over the Greenland Ice Sheet in a changing climate
Tiago Silva, Jakob Abermann, Brice Noël, Sonika Shahi, Willem Jan van de Berg, and Wolfgang Schöner
To overcome internal climate variability, this study uses k-means clustering to combine NAO, GBI and IWV over the Greenland Ice Sheet (GrIS) and names the approach as the North Atlantic influence on Greenland (NAG). With the support of a polar-adapted RCM, spatio-temporal changes on SEB components within NAG phases are investigated. We report atmospheric warming and moistening across all NAG phases as well as large-scale and regional-scale contributions to GrIS mass loss and their interactions.
This paper shows that the changes observed in the North of the Greenland ice sheet mainly result from Arctic sea ice decline and are less dependent on the atmospheric circulation variability in North-Atlantic sector. The sea ice decline, therefore, exerts another (indirect) anthropogenic-driven influence on mass loss in Greenland.
Halving of Swiss glacier volume since 1931 observed from terrestrial image photogrammetry
Erik Schytt Mannerfelt, Amaury Dehecq, Romain Hugonnet, Elias Hodel, Matthias Huss, Andreas Bauder, and Daniel Farinotti
How glaciers have responded to climate change over the last 20 years is well-known, but earlier data are much more scarce. We change this in Switzerland by using 22 000 photographs taken from mountain tops between the world wars and find a halving of Swiss glacier volume since 1931. This was done through new automated processing techniques that we created. The data are interesting for more than just glaciers, such as mapping forest changes, landslides, and human impacts on the terrain.
TermPicks: a century of Greenland glacier terminus data for use in scientific and machine learning applications
Sophie Goliber, Taryn Black, Ginny Catania, James M. Lea, Helene Olsen, Daniel Cheng, Suzanne Bevan, Anders Bjørk, Charlie Bunce, Stephen Brough, J. Rachel Carr, Tom Cowton, Alex Gardner, Dominik Fahrner, Emily Hill, Ian Joughin, Niels J. Korsgaard, Adrian Luckman, Twila Moon, Tavi Murray, Andrew Sole, Michael Wood, and Enze Zhang
Terminus traces have been used to understand how Greenland's glaciers have changed over time; however, manual digitization is time-intensive, and a lack of coordination leads to duplication of efforts. We have compiled a dataset of over 39 000 terminus traces for 278 glaciers for scientific and machine learning applications. We also provide an overview of an updated version of the Google Earth Engine Digitization Tool (GEEDiT), which has been developed specifically for the Greenland Ice Sheet.
Goliber et al. present a rich new dataset for the lengths of 278 glaciers around Greenland. This dataset, "TermPicks", contains 39,060 detailed traces of the edges of these glaciers, where ice meets ocean. TermPicks spans the entire satellite record (1970s-present), with air photo coverage for some glaciers going back >100 years to 1916. TermPicks is designed for use as training data in machine learning applications, which are the future of the tedious "terminus picking" work that has largely been performed by students to date. Thus, TermPicks will facilitate a significant leap forward in Greenland glacier research by facilitating machine-learning-enabled analysis of the continual high-flux, big-data output of high-resolution imagery by our international constellation of earth-observing satellites.
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Owning a garage, barn, or shed is a great way to have extra storage space and a place to work and play. These outdoor rooms offer us a separate space from the house where projects can be done and things can get a bit messy. But often, these spaces can become cluttered and overcrowded with objects, tools, sporting goods, cars, and miscellaneous items that can cramp the space and get in the way of you enjoying these areas. There are some excellent ways you can reduce clutter and organize the garage and other storage areas that will make it easier to access things while still having plenty of room to work on your hobbies. Other important factors when you organize these areas include making sure that these areas are safe for animals and little ones. By having a clean and organized garage, barn, or shed, you will have a place that you enjoy using where you can easily find the things you need.
Safety should be your first priority when it comes to keeping your garage clean and organized. Lock up chemicals and paints inside of a metal cabinet so little hands cannot get to them. Make sure all electrical and extension cords are out of the way to prevent tripping hazards. You can set up a hook system to hang tools, toys, and gardening items up on the walls. This keeps everything off of the floor and still within easy reach. Use a pegboard and attach it to the garage walls. Then, simply insert hooks and hang what you want where you want. Large plastic tubs or bins are another great option to store larger items. Label the tubs with whatever is inside, like "tools" or "grilling items," so that anyone can easily tell what is inside each tub. Use as much of the space available in your garage as you can. For example, the ceilings can also be fitted to store objects up above.
Having a barn can be quite a challenge. Not only do you want to have a place for everything, but having animals can make it even more challenging. You want to make sure you're providing a clean, safe place where the animals can eat and rest, all while you are still able to perform the functions you choose to perform. Much like in a garage, you can utilize similar tactics to organize your supplies and tools. Hang horseshoes on hooks using pegboard, and store excess feed and supplies in large plastic tubs. There are even systems available to purchase that are specifically designed for barn storage, such as horse blanket and saddle racks. You'll also want to make sure you have the tools and items needed to keep the barn clean for the animals that live there.
The shed is usually a place where tools and garden supplies go to rest. It can be a workshop, a place to pot plants, a general storage area, and many other things, but if it is not organized, it becomes a cluttered mess. Keeping the shed organized can help you find tools and other things when you need them and can prevent you going on a wild goose chase to find that wrench you've been looking for. Utilize wall space from as far down to as far up as possible. Since sheds are usually small, you will want to use as much space as you can find. Baskets that affix to the wall as well as small jars that can hold things like screws and nails will make life much easier. Even simple things like wooden crates can help you keep the clutter at bay and make locating that drill or garden shovel a lot easier when you need it.


This type of information is not normally recorded on this type of building. At this date community buildings, such as libraries or town halls, might have a foundation stone or plaque with these names but we know of nothing like these shells anywhere else. And, we have to ask, why shells? If Hunt & Crombie had been crustacean merchants we could have understood but they were spice merchants, so why not cloves, or cardamon pods?
The mice are at ground floor cornice level at the juncture between number 13 Philpot Lane (Jamies) and 23 Eastcheap (Caffe Nero). The shells are on number 13, below the ground floor cornice. Italian gothic in style, the two addresses are parts of the same, listed, building. Geograph has a fine photo and architectural appreciation and says "It was built in 1861-62 as offices and warehousing for Messrs Hunt & Crombie, spice merchants. The architects were John Young & Sons." Which confirms the contents of two of the shells, and we have no reason to doubt the third.
Spice merchants active in 1862.
No inscription though there were some information panels.


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From Dublin: Connemara and Galway Full-Day Tour
Popular Off the beaten track in Galway
From Galway: Cliffs of Moher Explorer Tour
Ireland: 3-Day West Coast Explorer Tour
Ireland's North Atlantic Coast 5-Day Tour from Dublin
Ireland: 5-Day Escape to the Southwest Tour
From Clifden: Connemara Hill Walking
Our most recommended Galway Off the beaten track
1. From Galway: Cliffs of Moher Explorer Tour
Depart from the Kinlay Hostel at 9:00 AM and take the scenic journey along the Wild Atlantic Way, through the lunar-like landscape of the Burren and on to the Cliffs of Moher. Pass the picturesque villages of Clarenbridge, Kilcolgan, Ballindereen, Kinvara, Ballyvaughan and Doolin. Turing right at Ballyvaughan, your local, driver/guide will take you south following the Wild Atlantic Way. Witness the power of the Atlantic Ocean as it battles the coastline of Ireland. Your driver / guide will drop you at the Quay at Doolin, from here you start your walk via the village of Doolin along the cliff path to the Cliffs of Moher. Have 5 hours to yourself and meet your drive/guide at the visitor's center. Return to Galway via Lisdoonvarna, home to the world famous matchmaking festival held every September.
2. Ireland: 5-Day Escape to the Southwest Tour
Discover the scenic splendor of southwest Ireland on a comprehensive 5-day tour of The Burren, the Dingle Peninsula, and the fabled Ring of Kerry. Stop at historic castles and monasteries, and wander the colorful fishing villages to sample fresh seafood. Enjoy dramatic views from the Cliffs of Moher, and stroll along the vast stretch of Inch Beach watching the local surfers. Transportation is by small minicoach, with accommodation in quaint bed and breakfast guesthouses for a more intimate experience. Day 1: Depart Dublin and head west through the farmland and peat bogs of Kildare and Offally counties. Stop at Locke's Distillery, reputedly the oldest legal distillery in the world. Sample the local whiskey to experience the true spirit of Ireland. Continue west to the mighty Shannon River, and vist the early Christian site of Clonmacnoise. Admire its collection of churches, stone crosses, and round towers. After an afternoon stop in a traditional pub in one of the attractive villages, travel to Galway City to check into your base for the night. This lively student town has no shortage of good pubs and restaurants to enjoy in the evening. Day 2: From Galway City it's only a short drive along the coast to The Burren, one of Ireland's great natural treasures. Marvel at the limestone pavements, barren hills, and rare flora. See Christian settlements and ancient stone monuments. You will spend most of the morning exploring this unique area, stopping in Kilfenora for lunch. Known as the "Town of the Crosses," there will also be time to visit the old cathedral before driving to the Cliffs of Moher. Marvel at this natural beauty, where the cliffs drop almost 700 feet into crashing Atlantic Ocean waves. Take a walk along one of the cliff top trails, and watch the seabirds at work. Alternatively, visit the award-winning environmental exhibition to learn about the region's ecology. Then, travel south through County Clare, passing the famous golf course and beach at Lahinch to catch the ferry across the Shannon Estuary and into County Kerry. Go to the beautiful lakeside town of Killarney, your base for the next 3 nights. The pubs here are great for food and most have live music in the evenings. Day 3 Today, you will explore the Dingle Peninsula, one of the most scenic parts of Ireland. Your first stop in this heartland of Gaelic culture will be Inch Beach, a vast expanse of sand facing the Atlantic Ocean popular with surfers. From here, increasingly narrow roads lead onto the peninsula itself, through the town of Dingle and out to Slea Head. This is an area of ancient forts and dwellings that date back thousands of years. Visit some of the best examples along the way. Enjoy views of the Blasket Islands as they rise dramatically from the sea. Marvel at the mountains of the famous Ring of Kerry to your south. Weather permitting, time will be allotted for a walk on the beach or along the cliff tops. Learn why the area is important in Gaelic literature. Then, head back to Dingle town with its brightly colored buildings and busy harbor. Spend the rest of the afternoon at leisure, before returning to Killarney. If the weather is good you could enjoy an evening walk in Killarney National Park, just on the edge of town. Day 4: Today, you will take one of the world's classic routes, the 100-mile Ring of Kerry. Depart Killarney and enjoy the views to Carrauntoohil, Ireland's highest mountain. Join the coast road through Glenbeigh and Kells to Cahersiveen. Possible stops along the way include Daniel O'Connell's birthplace, and the ring fort of Cahersiveen. Go to the little fishing village of Portmagee for a lunch of local seafood. Alternatively, cross to the island of Valencia and visit the Skellig Experience to learn about the small community of monks who once lived on the nearby rock island of Skellig Michael. In the afternoon, stop in picturesque Waterville, a favourite holiday destination for Charlie Chaplin. Stop again at the top of the Coonmakista Pass for one of the best views in Ireland. From here, the road drops down to sea level, where you will visit Derrynane House, the family home of Daniel O'Connell. You can stroll in the gardens and down to the beach, as well as look inside the house itself. Continue around the Ring, stopping at Moll's Gap and Ladies View. There will also be time for a short walk to the Torc Waterfall before returning to Killarney. Day 5: The final day of your tour heads east through the mountains of West Cork and the market town of Macroom. Then, drive along the Lee Valley to Blarney Castle. Visit the castle and take one of the woodland walks to the mystical Rock Close. Explore the village of Blarney, stopping for lunch and a bit of shopping. There may even be time to kiss the famous Blarney Stone, although in peak season it can be very busy. In the afternoon, head to the Rock of Cashel to see the medieval monastery complex high above the town. Finally, go to Kilkenny, a bustling city with a fine castle and park, as well as some lovely riverside walks. Visit the National Craft Centre, or just hang out in one of the pubs for a last Guinness. Hit the road again for the final leg of your journey, arriving back in Dublin at approximately 19:30.
3. From Clifden: Connemara Hill Walking
Set the day aside, pack a picnic, and get ready to explore the magnificent Connemara mountains on foot. Enjoy the surreal natural beauty of the area, stopping to take in the picturesque views. Suited to both beginners and experienced hikers, choose to be fully guided or step-up the adventure by learning the art of navigation using a map and compass. The Twelve Bens, the Maam Turks and the Mweelrea mountains in Connemara, Co Galway are all dominant topographical features in Ireland with some of the most stunning views in the country and are a "must do" when visiting the area.
4. Ireland: 3-Day West Coast Explorer Tour
Experience the beauty of Ireland's wild west coast on a 3-day tour that takes you from the dramatic Maam Valley to the pretty villages of The Burren. Enjoy fantastic coastal views on a clifftop walk at the Cliffs of Moher, see the landing site of the first trans-Atlantic flight, visit the Quiet Man Museum, and much more. You will be traveling by small minicoach from Dublin for a more intimate experience. Day 1 You'll take the fast road from Dublin west through the farmland and peat bogs of counties Kildare and Offally. The destinations today are on Ireland's dramatic Atlantic Coast and the goal is to get you there as quickly as possible! The first stop is the village of Kinvara, where you'll have a chance to admire Dunguaire Castle, perched on a rocky outcrop looking out over Galway Bay. From here it's just a short drive to The Burren, which is one of Ireland's great natural treasures. The Burren is a land of limestone pavements, barren hillsides, rare flora, early Christian settlements and ancient stone monuments. Spend a few hours exploring this unique area, stopping in one of the pretty local villages for lunch. After The Burren you'll head to the stunning Cliffs of Moher, which drop nearly 700 feet straight into the crashing Atlantic waves. Walk along the cliff-top trails, watch the many seabirds, or visit the award-winning environmental exhibition. From here the tour follows the coastal road, and you'll have stunning views across Galway Bay back to Galway City itself, which is your base for the next 2 nights. This lively student town has no shortage of good pubs and restaurants! Day 2 Galway lies at the edge of Connemara, which is the area you'll explore today. Travel inland through the Maam Valley to the village of Cong on the shore of Lough Corrib. It is here that the classic film, The Quiet Man, was made. Visit the Quiet Man Museum or Cong Abbey. Continue through the heart of Connemara and stop to tour the lovely grounds and house of Kylemore Abbey. Continuing on, you'll experience the majesty of Connemara National Park. Go to Clifden, where the first trans-Atlantic flight landed, and then drive along the Sky Road and take in the views of the 12 Bens of Connemara. Day 3 After a relaxed start to the day you'll leave Galway behind and take some of the back roads through central Ireland on the way back to Dublin. The first highlight of the day is the early Christian site of Clonmacnoise, featuring a collection of churches, stone crosses and round towers beautifully situated on the banks of the mighty Shannon River. Following lunch in a local village the tour continues through an area of unique peat bog scenery that is typical of this part of Ireland. Your guide will explain both its environmental and economic importance to the country. The final stop on the tour is Locke's Distillery, reputedly the oldest legal distillery in the world. Sample the local whiskey and discover the true spirit of Ireland! From here you'll continue east to Dublin, arriving at around 7:00PM.
5. Ireland's North Atlantic Coast 5-Day Tour from Dublin
Enjoy a scenic tour of Eire and Northern Ireland's Atlantic Coast on a 5-day package tour from Dublin. Stay in quaint bed and breakfast accommodation in Portrush, Donegal, and Westport along the way. Go to the edge of Europe at Achill Island, explore the new Titanic Quarter in Belfast to see where the ill-fated ocean liner was built, marvel at the dramatic geology of the Giant's Causeway, and immerse yourself in Gaelic culture. Day 1: Depart Dublin at 09:00 and travel north towards the border with Northern Ireland. From here it is a short journey to Belfast, famous for its industrial past and turbulent history. After a short tour of some of the city's key areas, arrive in the newly redeveloped Titanic Quarter, where you will have time for lunch and a visit to the award-winning museum. In the afternoon, experience the contrast between the busy city center and the scenery of the Antrim Coast and Glens. Follow part of the coast from Ballycastle to the world famous Giant's Causeway. Marvel at the stunning coastal scenery, before checking into your overnight accommodation in the holiday town of Portrush. Day 2: Go to the walled city of Derry, designated a UK City of Culture in 2013. Enjoy some free time to explore the old city center, and visit one of the many museums or galleries. Then cross the border to the Republic of Ireland, traveling into one of the most remote and unspoilt areas of the country. Explore County Donegal's dramatic scenery and Gaelic culture. Pass through Glenveagh National Park and the Errigal Mountains, before following the coast through traditional fishing villages. Stop for nature walks along the way, and soak up the local culture before checking into your overnight accommodation in Donegal. Day 3: Travel south along the coast from Donegal to County Sligo, and see the grave of the famous poet W.B. Yeats. Gaze at the mountain scenery of Ben Bulben, before exploring Sligo Town at Carrowmore, site of the largest collection of megalithic tombs in Ireland. Continue west into County Mayo to discover an area hit hard by the great potato famine, leading many to emigrate to North America. Drive through large areas of farmland, bog, and open moor, enjoying panoramic views of the distant hills. Return to the Atlantic Coast and Achill Island on the edge of Europe. Savor the peace and quiet of the beautiful area, before driving to Westport for your next 2 nights accommodation. Day 4: Today's itinerary is weather dependent, and your guide will advise the best things to see. Explore the beautiful house and grounds of Kylemore Abbey, or marvel at the wilderness of Connemara National Park. Go to Clifden to see where the first transatlantic flight landed. Other options include the scenic Sky Road and 12 Bens of Connemara. Return to Westport for an evening at leisure, and the chance to sample some local seafood in one of the many excellent restaurants. Day 5: Enjoy a leisurely start to the day, before leaving Westport and going inland through the heart of Connemara. Visit the village of Cong on the shore of Lough Corrib to see where the classic movie "The Quiet Man" was filmed. Explore Cong Abbey, or the Quiet Man Museum, before driving through the Maam Valley to Galway City. Enjoy some free time for lunch, and to explore the vibrant city center. Return to Dublin, stopping at the old whisky distillery of Locke's Distillery in Kilbeggan to learn about Ireland's favorite tipple en route.
Phenomenal experience, with detailed history of Ireland's culture, politics, sports, etc., while driving through some of the most beautiful scenery in the continent. The coach's small size allows a journey through some smaller villages and hidden-away gems that the big buses can't get to. Highly recommended!
Ireland: 5-Day Escape to the Southwest Tour Reviewed by Daniel, 8/16/2021
Superb. 5 hours was a perfect duration to fully enjoy the walk, the view, pick blueberries, have a coffee, feed the horses on the way and visit the information center. The guide was funny and very good. I absolutely loved this day.
From Galway: Cliffs of Moher Explorer Tour Reviewed by Élise, 9/11/2021
Great experience! Very friendly guide. Plenty of time to do the whole trail.
From Galway: Cliffs of Moher Explorer Tour Reviewed by Maria, 9/20/2021
it was really amazing and beautiful experience, i would like to go again :)
From Galway: Cliffs of Moher Explorer Tour Reviewed by Bozica, 10/22/2019
Very beautiful place. I can recommend it to everyone.
From Galway: Cliffs of Moher Explorer Tour Reviewed by Rostislav, 7/27/2021


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In recognition of national mental health month this may, philosophy's hope & grace initiative, supporting women's mental health, unveils its first national campaign "how are you, really?" to help create a conversation between those living with mental health issues and those who want to support them.
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Ad Age; March 02, 2017
Procter & Gamble Co. is tying its brands' efforts against gender bias together in a new corporate #WeSeeEqual digital campaign linked to International Women's Day coming March 8.
And to back the effort, the world's biggest advertiser has tapped the small agency that successfully battled to change guidelines at Cannes to discourage juries from honoring ads that objectify women...Read More →
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Ad Age; February 6, 2017
The ad industry's largest annual event and awards program, the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, has agreed to caution jurors not to recognize work that reflects gender bias.
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Our 25 expert judges combed through more than 1,000 entries from around the world to find the most innovative ideas to make the world better.
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Who can and can't contribute
This page discusses the individuals, groups, political committees and other entities that can make contributions to federal candidates and those that are prohibited by federal law from making such contributions.
Types of contributions
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Who can contribute
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An individual may make contributions to candidates and their authorized committees, subject to limitations.
How to report Individual contributions
An individual who is under 18 years old may make contributions to candidates and political committees, subject to limitations, if:
The decision to contribute is made knowingly and voluntarily by the minor;
The funds, goods or services contributed are owned or controlled by the minor, proceeds from a trust for which he or she is a beneficiary or funds withdrawn by the minor from a financial account opened and maintained in his or her name; and
The contribution is not made using funds given to the minor as a gift for the purpose of making the contribution, and is not in any way controlled by another individual.
Certain limited liability companies (LLCs)
For purposes of contribution limitations and prohibitions, a limited liability company (LLC) is treated as either a corporation or a partnership.
An LLC is treated as a corporation if:
It has chosen to file, under Internal Revenue Service (IRS) rules, as a corporation; or
It has publicly traded shares.
An LLC is treated as a partnership if:
It has chosen to file, under IRS rules, as a partnership; or
It has made no choice, under IRS rules, as to whether it is a corporation or a partnership.
If an LLC is treated as a corporation, it is prohibited from making contributions to candidate committees, but it can establish an SSF. It may also give money to IEOPCs. If it is considered a partnership, it is subject to the contribution limits for partnerships.
Single member LLC
If a single member LLC has not chosen corporate tax treatment, it may make contributions; the contributions will be attributed to the single member, not the LLC.
Partnerships are permitted to make contributions according to special rules.
Contributions received by a candidate's authorized committees from a partnership may not exceed the limitations. In addition, a contribution from a partnership also counts proportionately against each participating partner's own limit with respect to the same candidate.
Learn more about receiving contributions from partnerships and LLCs
In past advisory opinions and enforcement cases, the Commission has determined that an unincorporated tribal entity can be considered a "person" under the Federal Election Campaign Act (the Act) and thus subject to the various contribution prohibitions and limitations.
Political party committees
Party committees may support federal candidates in a variety of ways, including making contributions.
How to report Political party contributions
Learn more about contributions from party committees to candidates
SSFs may make contributions to candidates and to their authorized committees.
Learn more about contributions from SSFs to candidates
Nonconnected PACs
Generally, nonconnected PACs may make contributions to influence federal elections, subject to the Act's limitations and reporting requirements.
As nonconnected committees that solicit and accept unlimited contributions from individuals, corporations, labor organizations and other political committees, Super PACs and Hybrid PACs do not make contributions to candidates.
How to report PACs & other political committee contributions
Learn more about contributions from nonconnected PACs
Other federal campaigns
A candidate's authorized committees may accept a contribution of up to $2,000 per election from the authorized committee of another federal candidate
Learn more about campaign-to-campaign contributions
State PACs, unregistered local party organizations and nonfederal campaign committees
State PACs, unregistered local party organizations and nonfederal campaign committees (nonfederal committees) may, under certain circumstances, contribute to federal candidates, but:
The funds that comprise the contribution must come from permissible sources under the Act; and
Making the contribution may require the nonfederal committee to register with the FEC as a federal political committee, subject to federal laws and regulations
Learn more about accepting contributions from unregistered committees
When candidates use or loan their personal funds for campaign purposes, they are making contributions to their campaigns. Unlike other contributions, these candidate contributions are not subject to any limits.
How to report Candidate contributions
How to report Candidate personal funds loans
How to report Bank loans obtained by the candidate
Learn more about using or loaning the personal funds of the candidate
Campaigns are prohibited from accepting contributions from certain types of organizations and individuals. These prohibited sources are:
Corporations, including nonprofit corporations (although funds from a corporate separate segregated fund are permissible)
Labor organizations (although funds from a separate segregated fund are permissible)
Federal government contractors
Contributions in the name of another
Corporations, labor organizations, national banks
Campaigns may not accept contributions from the treasury funds of corporations, labor organizations or national banks. This prohibition applies to any incorporated organization, including a nonstock corporation, a trade association, an incorporated membership organization and an incorporated cooperative.
A campaign may, however, accept contributions from PACs established by corporations, labor organizations, incorporated membership organizations, trade associations and national banks. Moreover, the Act permits corporations, labor organizations, incorporated membership organizations, trade associations and national banks to use their treasury funds for certain election-related activities that benefit candidates.
Although law firms, doctors' practices and similar businesses are often organized as partnerships, some of these businesses may instead be professional corporations. Unlike a partnership, a professional corporation is prohibited from making any contributions because contributions from corporations are unlawful.
Partnerships or LLCs with corporate partners or members
Because contributions from corporations are prohibited, a partnership or LLC with corporate partners or members may not attribute any portion of a contribution to the corporate partners or members.
A partnership or LLC composed solely of corporate partners or members may not make any contributions.
Partnerships or LLCs with foreign national members
Similarly, because contributions from foreign nationals are prohibited, a partnership or LLC may not attribute any portion of a contribution to a partner who is a foreign national.
Personal funds from a candidate employed by prohibited source
A candidate's salary or wages earned from bona fide employment are considered his or her personal funds. However, compensation paid to a candidate in excess of actual hours worked, or in consideration of work not performed, is generally considered a contribution from the employer. If the employer is a corporation, federal government contractor, or another prohibited source, the excess payment would result in a prohibited contribution under the regulations applicable to that employer.
Churches and other charitable organizations
Incorporated charitable organizations—like other corporations—are prohibited from making contributions in connection with federal elections. Unlike most other corporations, charities face additional restrictions on political activity under provisions of the Internal Revenue Code.
Campaigns may not accept or solicit contributions from federal government contractors. A federal government contractor is a person who enters into a contract, or is bidding on such a contract, with any agency or department of the United States government and is paid, or is to be paid, for services, material, equipment, supplies, land or buildings with funds appropriated by Congress. Since corporate contributions are already prohibited, the government contractor ban applies primarily to contributions from a partnership (or a limited liability company) with a government contract. It also applies to the personal and business funds of:
Individuals under contract to the federal government; and
Sole proprietors of businesses with federal contracts.
The spouses of individuals and sole proprietors who are federal government contractors and employees of federal government contractors, however, may make contributions from personal funds.
Partnerships or LLCs with federal government contracts
A partnership or LLC that is negotiating a contract with the federal government or that has not completed performance of such a contract is prohibited from making contributions. However, an individual partner in such a firm may make contributions from personal funds (rather than from funds drawn on the partnership's account).
Also, an individual, who is, in his or her own right or as a sole proprietor, a federal government contractor or negotiating a contract with the federal government may not make contributions using any funds (business or personal) under his or her control. Note that the spouse of such an individual is not prohibited from making a personal contribution in his or her own name (as long as he or she is not otherwise prohibited from making contributions in connection with a federal election).
Campaigns may not solicit or accept contributions from foreign nationals. Federal law prohibits contributions, donations, expenditures and disbursements solicited, directed, received or made directly or indirectly by or from foreign nationals in connection with any election — federal, state or local. This prohibition includes contributions or donations made to political committees and building funds and to make electioneering communications. Furthermore, it is a violation of federal law to knowingly provide substantial assistance in the making, acceptance or receipt of contributions or donations in connection with federal and nonfederal elections to a political committee, or for the purchase or construction of an office building. This prohibition includes, but is not limited to, acting as a conduit or intermediary for foreign national contributions and donations.
A person acts knowingly for the purposes of this section when he or she has:
Actual knowledge that the funds have come from a foreign national;
Awareness of certain facts that would lead a reasonable person to believe that there is a substantial probability that the money is from a foreign national; or
Awareness of facts that should have prompted a reasonable inquiry into whether the source of funds is a foreign national.
Pertinent facts that satisfy the "knowing" requirement include knowledge of:
Use of a foreign passport or passport number;
Use of a foreign address;
A check or other written instrument drawn on an account or wire transfer from a foreign bank; or
Contributor or donor living abroad.
Definition of foreign national
A foreign national is:
An individual who is not a citizen of the United States, and not lawfully admitted for permanent residence (as defined in 8 U.S.C. § 1101(a)(20)); or
A foreign principal, as defined in 22 U.S.C. § 611(b). Section 611 defines a foreign principal as a group organized under the laws of a foreign country or having its principal place of business in a foreign country. The statute specifically mentions foreign governments, political parties, partnerships, associations and corporations.
"Green card" exception
An individual who is not a citizen of the United States is eligible to make a contribution if he or she has a "green card" indicating that he or she is lawfully admitted for permanent residence in the United States.
Domestic subsidiaries of foreign corporations
In advisory opinions, the Commission has said that a United States corporation that is a subsidiary of a foreign corporation may sponsor a separate segregated fund which can in turn make contributions to federal candidates as long as:
The foreign parent does not finance election related contributions or expenditures either directly or through the subsidiary.
No foreign national (including the foreign parent) participates in the operations of the separate segregated fund or in its administration (such as by appointing officers) or in any decision to make donations, contributions, disbursements or expenditures in connection with any federal or nonfederal election.
Determining nationality of contributor
The Commission stated, in AO 1998-14, that the use of any surname on a contribution check (or similar instrument) would not, by itself, give any reason to inquire as to the person's nationality. Nonetheless, the Commission advised the committee to take the following minimally intrusive steps to ensure that the contributions it received did not come from foreign nationals:
Ensure that public political ads and solicitations directed to audiences outside the U.S. contain a summary of the foreign national prohibition of 52 U.S.C. § 30121.
Make further inquiry into the nationality of the contributor if the committee receives a contribution postmarked from any non U.S. territory.
Make further inquiry into the nationality of the contributor if the committee receives a contribution indicating that either the bank or the account owner has a foreign address.
In all of the these instances, if the contribution is submitted along with credible evidence (for example, a copy of a valid U.S. passport) that the contributor is a U.S. citizen, a U.S. national or a permanent resident alien, no further inquiry need be made. However, if the committee has actual knowledge that the contributor is in fact a foreign national, it may not rely on these documents as a defense.
A contribution made by one person in the name of another is prohibited. For example, an individual who has already contributed up to the limit to the campaign may not give money to another person to make a contribution to the same candidate. Similarly, a corporation is prohibited from using bonuses or other methods of reimbursing employees for their contributions.
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11 CFR 100.33
Personal funds
11 CFR 103.3(b)(1), (b)(2) and (b)(4)
Deposit of receipts and disbursements
11 CFR 110.1(b)(1)
Contributions to candidates; designations; and redesignations
11 CFR 110.1(e)
Contributions by partnerships
11 CFR 110.1(g)
Contributions by limited liability companies (LLC)
11 CFR 110.1(k)(1)
Joint contributions and reattributions
11 CFR 110.4(b)
Contributions by minors
Prohibition on contributions, donations, expenditures, independent expenditures and disbursements by foreign nationals
11 CFR 113.1(g)(6)(iii)
11 CFR 114.2
Prohibitions on contributions expenditures and electioneering communications
Individuals and sole proprietors
Employee contributions or expenditures
AO 2009-14
Administration and naming of separate segregated fund by a domestic LLC that is affiliated with the SSF's connected corporation and has a foreign parent
Expenditure by single-member LLC
Domestic subsidiaries of foreign corporation may donate to state and local elections
Use of federal contractor partnership's automated payroll system to allow partners to designate funds from their electronic payroll distributions as contributions to the partnership's nonconnected PAC
LLCs' nonconnected PAC may become a separate segregated fund
Affiliation of LLC PAC and PACs of corporate owners in 60-40 joint venture
Nonaffiliation of LLC PAC with PACs of its five corporate owners
Establishment of separate segregated fund by subsidiary of foreign corporation
Refunding illegal contributions
Discovering illegal contributions in committee's treasury
Foreign-owned subsidiary, earmarked contributions and payroll deductions
Native American tribe as federal contractor
Partnership PAC affiliated with separate segregated funds of corporate partners
Nonfederal contributions made by foreign parent's U.S. subsidiary
Contributions suspected of being made in the name of another
Credit card contributions to PAC of federal contractor partnership
Establishment of PAC by corporation majority-owned by foreign bank
Contributions to state campaign by American subsidiary of foreign corporation
52 U.S.C. § 30122
Contributions in name of another prohibited
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This information is not intended to replace the law or to change its meaning, nor does this information create or confer any rights for or on any person or bind the Federal Election Commission or the public.
The reader is encouraged also to consult the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended (52 U.S.C. 30101 et seq.), Commission regulations (Title 11 of the Code of Federal Regulations), Commission advisory opinions and applicable court decisions.


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Q: how to make function in react js.with function definition and function call how to make function in react js .in my below code i try to make function in react js.
i want to make in my below code some function in written but i want to make this function is written in react js .
how can we we write this function in react js.
is there any help.its very thankful.
FUNCTION abpswarn(p_row, p_col)

    DEFINE p_row     SMALLINT,
           p_col     SMALLINT

    DEFINE answer    CHAR(1)

    OPEN WINDOW abpswarn AT p_row, p_col WITH FORM "abpswarn"
        ATTRIBUTE
        (
            BORDER,
            YELLOW,
            FORM LINE FIRST,
            COMMENT LINE FIRST,
            MESSAGE LINE FIRST,
            PROMPT LINE LAST
        )

    OPTIONS INPUT NO WRAP

    IF (continue_program(p_row + 10,p_col + 22) != TRUE) THEN
        CLOSE WINDOW abpswarn
        CLEAR SCREEN
        EXIT PROGRAM
    END IF

    CLOSE WINDOW abpswarn

END FUNCTION

A: you can not say I need to write this function in react JS js you need to convert or write this function to work on javascript to work in react JS or (edited it as JSX the React js template language) in react Temple Language ), and please provide more pieces of information about this function.

A: You must be familiar with JavaScript. Try writing the same function in JavaScript and in that way, it's very likely to run on REACT.


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U.S. trade officials say they hope to reach an agreement with the European Union on lifting some technical barriers to trade between the two powers by November.
BRUSSELS — U.S. trade officials say they hope to reach an agreement with the European Union on lifting some technical barriers to trade between the two powers by November.
Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer's office said Monday that "we hope for an early harvest in the area of technical barriers to trade," following talks with EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom.
President Donald Trump and EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker agreed in July to start talks intended to achieve "zero tariffs" and "zero subsidies" on non-automotive industrial goods, in an effort to avert a possible trade war.
Malmstrom has expressed hopes of clinching a "limited trade agreement focused on tariffs on goods only."
Lighthizer and Malmstrom will meet again this month, and in November, "to finalize outcomes in a number of areas."
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