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Team PrISUm loves the hot sun; solar car races back into third place
Team PrISUm's solar race car loves the heat of summer and cruised at the speed limit most of Tuesday. The team is now in third place in the eight-day, eight-state American Solar Challenge.
Wohlgemuth named interim director of admissions
Longtime enrollment services staff member Darin Wohlgemuth has been named interim director of admissions. He steps into the director post formerly held by assistant vice president for enrollment Marc Harding, who left Iowa State recently to join the University of Pittsburgh.
Sunny skies power Team PrISUm past two teams and into fourth place
Team PrISUm raced up the road Monday, passing two teams and moving into fourth place of the 11-team American Solar Challenge. Iowa State's solar car team is 36 minutes behind third-place Principia College. A goal for the next few days is to try to make up that time and move back into the race's top three.
Iowa State's external funding reaches $360.2 million in fiscal year 2012
External funding that supports Iowa State University students, researchers, equipment purchases, education programs, buildings and extension activities rose to $360.2 million in fiscal year 2012. That's up from $342.3 million the previous fiscal year. Iowa State's record is $388.2 million in 2010.
Team PrISUm hits curb, loses time and places at American Solar Challenge
It was a tough day at the American Solar Challenge for Team PrISUm on Sunday. The team lost a lot of time with a low battery pack, thunderstorms and radio problems. And then the team's car hit a curb, breaking the suspension and forcing roadside repairs. The team is hoping for better racing -- and sunnier skies -- on Monday.
Hyperion's first day on the road is a quick one; Iowa State minutes off the lead
Team PrISUm had a great day on the road during the first day of the American Solar Challenge, a 1,650-mile race for solar race cars. The team is 9 minutes behind the leading team. And now it's developing a strategy to catch and pass that team.
Iowa State Graduate Business Career Services director assesses MBA hiring landscape
Mark Peterson, director of Iowa State University's MBA/Graduate Business Career Services, was recently elected president of the MBA Career Services Council (MBACSC), the global professional organization for the university MBA career services industry and corporate MBA recruiters. He reports that while the economic downturn had slowed MBA employment, recruiting by industry has increased in each of the last three years. And that's not going to change this year.
Donations being accepted for fire victims
Community members who wish to help those displaced by the fire at South Meadow Apartments may donate household goods and clothing to the Salvation Army, 703 E. Lincoln Way, during business hours. Kitchenware, bedding, and adult clothes and shoes are especially needed.


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10.5 Headache attributed to fasting	Hartmut Gobel	2016-08-06T06:44:42+00:00
Coded elsewhere:
An episode of migraine triggered by fasting is coded as 1. Migraine or one of its subtypes.
Diffuse non-pulsating headache, usually mild to moderate, occurring during and caused by fasting for at least eight hours. It is relieved after eating.
A. Diffuse headache not fulfilling the criteria for 1. Migraine or any of its subtypes but fulfilling criterion C below
B. The patient has fasted for ≥8 hr
C. Evidence of causation demonstrated by both of the following:
1. headache has developed during fasting
2. headache has significantly improved after eating
10.5 Headache attributed to fasting is significantly more common in people who have a prior history of headache. Even though the typical headache attributed to fasting is diffuse, non-pulsating and mild to moderate in intensity, in those with a prior history of migraine the headache may resemble 1.1 Migraine without aura. If the criteria for this disorder are met, the headache should be coded accordingly (fasting being a precipitating factor).
The likelihood of headache developing as a result of a fast increases with the duration of the fast. Nevertheless, 10.5 Headache attributed to fasting does not appear to be related to duration of sleep, to caffeine withdrawal or to hypoglycaemia. Although headache may occur under conditions of hypoglycaemia-induced brain dysfunction, there is no conclusive evidence to support a causal association. 10.5 Headache attributed to fasting can occur in the absence of hypoglycaemia, insulin-induced hypoglycaemia does not precipitate headache in migraine sufferers, and headache is not a complaint of patients presenting to the emergency department with symptomatic hypoglycaemia.

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Power-producing Finavera Aquabouy. Submitted photo.
Our corner of the world is on the verge of becoming famous in a new and unprecedented way. The State of California has adopted the most aggressive goals in the country for developing renewable energy and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Here in Humboldt County, plans are underway to make us a leading player in one of the most exciting sources of clean, renewable electricity: ocean waves.
It's obvious when you think about it. The sun doesn't always shine, the wind doesn't always blow, but day and night, in calm and rough weather, ocean waves are practically begging to be exploited. However, the technology for generating electricity from ocean waves is still in its infancy, which is why our coastline can play such an important role. Why? Because the deep (300+ feet) water two to three miles off our shoreline has the best combination of average wave height and frequency along the entire coast of California.
Not only could we become self-sufficient in energy if the power of our waves were harnessed, but ultimately we could be net exporters of electricity. (And that's not even counting the wind power project currently under development south of Ferndale.) Unfortunately, we are at the end of power transmission lines having a capacity of only 70 megawatts (our peak usage here of about 160 MW), so a huge investment in new lines -- one estimate puts it at $200 million -- would be needed if we were to export sufficient power to make a dent in the state's power generation.
More importantly in the long run, our prime location offers designers the opportunity to test various wave-power systems. All involve turbines of some sort, but there the similarity ends. Moving arms, oscillating pistons, floating tubes. Turbines on the surface, turbines on the ocean bed, turbines on land (with seawater arriving under pressure via seabed pipes). A few huge generators versus hundreds of smaller ones. The combinations are exhaustive. Which ones will actually make it to the point where wave power can be considered a serious source of renewable may be decided right here, off the coast of Humboldt County.


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El Vínculo es un pueblo que se encuentra en la península de Paraguaná, al sur del sitio natural Salina de Las Cumaraguas de la Parroquia civil del municipio Falcón, estado Falcón en Venezuela.

Historia
Por su gran extensión de desierto y tierra árida, el Vínculo era inicialmente conocida como Sabana Larga. La región y su cercanía a las aguas salinas de Las Cumaraguas y sus frecuentes inundaciones era poca habitada más allá del norte de Pueblo Nuevo. De notar en la zona estaban los hatos de Las Mercedes, El Charo y La Argelia. A comienzos del siglo XX se ubicaron pobladores al sur de las salinas estableciendo siembras de frijoles, auyama y millo que, como de costumbre, era guiado por trojas y el maíz.

Véase también
 Municipio Falcón (Falcón)
 Península de Paraguaná

Referencias

Pueblos de Paraguaná

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And if so what grade are you in and everything? I am in the 10th grade. I o to a high school.
Re: Are you still in school?
Yeah. I'm in college right now and I just finished my freshman year.
Honestly though, I don't even like college. It's 10 times worse than high school.
Wait really? How can it be worse than High School? Even though I am not in High School yet I seen many people from high school and most are a holes compare to guys I seen from college.
Capwey wrote: Wait really? How can it be worse than High School? Even though I am not in High School yet I seen many people from high school and most are a holes compare to guys I seen from college.
People still act as stupid and as childish as they have in high school. Plus, the work load is insane lol. But I mostly had a problem with a lot of the people. As I said, most people who acted like jerks in high school won't grow up and will still act the same as they did in high school.
Wow I thought most college kids were mature lol. That proves me wrong. I though that the immature kids don't go to college.
Capwey wrote: Wow I thought most college kids were mature lol. That proves me wrong. I though that the immature kids don't go to college.
Nope, it's all the same. Maybe after a few years in college, they grow up, but the first year for me was ridiculous lol. Kkids I remember from my old high school still acted as foolish as ever.
Well maybe it depends on what college you go to I guess. Man college maybe harder than I thought.
I'm in college too... I currently am just going to a community college but I've really enjoyed it so far. My grades are a lot better than they were in high school, but that's probably just because I'm older now and am more focused. In high school I was more concerned with hanging out with my friends than I was about my schoolwork, but with college there's a lot more responsibility. I guess your college experience does really depend on the school you're going to. Most universities in California are party colleges. I can't wait to go to one of those.
On the other hand I've heard of colleges where the majority of the students are complete jerks, and the professors are bitter and act like you're wasting their time if you come to them for help.
Yeah most people here at the school are immature and I am also somewhat immature. Lucky I have a day off today.
I bet it is. What uni do you go to btw necro?
Oh okay. I heard that was a great uni to go to btw.


Only one more! We're on eleven. Read this and then flee to have fun teaching's great song catalog.
Little Johnny had no idea about eleven.
But his teacher said it was merely four and seven!
I guess I do know eleven!


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Q: Using mapped image to fill a text box in a form I'm new to php and javascript. I'm working on a form that have 3 sets of checkbox and a text box. When a user clicks on the checkbox a popup window of mapped image comes out. The image is a map. When the user clicks on a certain city, the text box get's filled with whatever city the user clicks and then closes. So far, this is the part that I get stucked. I can make it work when the map and the form are on the same page using the code below that I found online:
<AREA SHAPE='POLY'
COORDS="340, 675, 340, 676, 335, 694, 339, 698, 348, 709, 332, 737, 334, 737, 336, 749,"
HREF="javascript:void(0);" onClick="document.forms['Form1'].Field1.value ='Honolulu'; return false;">

.....but I'm having problem when these two are on a different page. The solution that I could think of is using javascript variable and send it to the form from the image map. Sounds possible but couldn't figure out how to pass the same variable to the different page.
Is there any other way to do this?
Thanks in advance!

A: To pass a variable from one page to another, since you're already using a form, you can use the GET form method to pass variables between pages. Using a hidden input element perhaps:
HTML:
<form method="get" action="nextpage.htm">
    <map name="country">
    <area shape='poly' coords="340, 675, 340, 676,
        335, 694, 339, 698, 348, 709, 332, 737, 334,
        737, 336, 749," href="#" id="Honolulu" />
    </map>
    <input type="hidden" value="" name="selected" id="selected" />
</form>

Javascript:
var hidden = document.getElementById('selected');
var area = document.getElementsByTagName('area');

for (var i = 0; i < area.length; i++) {
    area[i].onclick = function() {
        hidden.value = this.id.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + this.id.slice(1);
        return false;
    }
}

This code will use the area element's id to fill in the hidden input element, while capitalizing it (since HTML is case insensitive). Have a look at this question's answers for how to get back the information on the next page: Parse query string in JavaScript
Failing that, you can always use cookies.

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I am exhibiting at SOFA Chicago with Cultural Conenctions CC. It is an exhibition where galleries from around the world show the best of crafts.
At the exhibition I will show some of my Uncultured bottles, bottles from The Dark Armies and Wayward bowls.
Ian Wilson has for SOFA Chicago written an article about Nordic ceramics, in which I am also mentioned. You can read it here. Also se a description of a lecture about Danish Ceramics by Birthe Nørgaard Fraser here.
The exhibiton takes palce from the 31st to the 3th of November 2013.


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Retronauts Micro Spins a Sample of Konami's 8-Bit B-Sides
This week, check out some great musical selections from Konami's lesser-known NES games.
Analysis by Bob Mackey, Contributor
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We've kinda been on a Konami kick with Retronauts lately, haven't we?
The past few months have seen episodes about their cute-em-up, Parodius, and their sly offshoot label Ultra Games, and this week's episode offers another look at their former place in history as a very prolific video game developer. Fans of the company's 8-bit output should know Konami's stable of composers always did a stellar job, especially with series like Castlevania, Contra, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and their various shmups. But even their lesser games saw input from the developer's top-level musical talent, to the point where even the kinda-inexplicable RollerGames—a license lost to time—has a collection of absolutely rockin' tunes.
So, seeing as all of us classic gaming fans have essentially burned Konami's 8-bit musical hits into our brains, I put together this episode to call attention to compositions from games that might not receive as much attention. To be honest, I've never even played Mission Impossible or RollerGames—I guess the appeal of Peter Graves revivals and/or roller derby didn't strike me as particularly interesting as a kid. But years later, I can appreciate these soundtracks on their own terms, removed from the licenses that give them the status of "curious relics" today. That said, please enjoy this new, music-focused Retronauts Micro, and let me know what you think!
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The Gaming Subscription Bubble Just Keeps Growing. How Long Until It Bursts?
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A Fresh Look at New Super Mario Bros. U on Switch: Does it Measure Up to the Classics?
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The State of Destiny 2 After Forsaken: A Game That Can't Shake Its Troubles
Forsaken was a solid start, but it wasn't enough to pull everyone back.
Sorry Pokemon Fans, Your Gold-Plated Cards from Burger King Aren't Worth Squat
Burger King's Pokemon cards from 1999 look kind of nice and they're fun to remember, but they're barely worth the cost of a milkshake.
USgamer Staff Past and Present Say Goodbye
End of an era.
Press Start to Continue
A look back on what we tried to accomplish at USgamer, and the work still to be done.
Mat's Farewell | The Truth Has Not Vanished Into Darkness
This isn't the real ending, is it? Can't be.
Eric's Farewell | Off to Find a New Challenger
It's time for us to move on, but we'll carry USG with us wherever we go.


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Q: Listing dataframes based on the names of the dataframes (Calling dataframes by name) Lets say I have 5 dataframes and I want to create a list of them based on their name (just like we can filter columns and rows based on name or similarities to a word).
Example:
df1 <- data.frame(Y = rnorm(15), Z = rnorm(15))
df2 <- data.frame(Y = rnorm(15), Z = rnorm(15))
df3 <- data.frame(Y = rnorm(15), Z = rnorm(15))

specialdf1 <- data.frame(Y = rnorm(15), Z = rnorm(15))
specialdf2 <- data.frame(Y = rnorm(15), Z = rnorm(15))
specialdf3 <- data.frame(Y = rnorm(15), Z = rnorm(15))

speciallist <- list(specialdf1, specialdf2, specialdf3)

Instead of doing this by hand I want to call the dataframes by something they have in their name (e.g. "special") AND not be limited to e.g. 3 dataframes (since I would not know how many dataframes will be there in actuality). How would I do this?


There was once a time when I spent many hours of my life watching Extreme Makeover. Sometimes it wasn't just Extreme Makeover, but shows that were even more extreme, like The Swan. Before you get the wrong idea, yes I did have better things to be doing with my time, and no I don't think that women (or men for that matter) should judge their self-worth by holding themselves up to unachievable standards of beauty.


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The Board of Management of Hollymount NS seeks to provide an open and friendly learning environment, which values and encourages visitors to the school. At the same time the Board has a legitimate interest in avoiding disruption to the educational process, protecting the safety and welfare of the students and staff, and to protect and preserve the schools facilities and resources from misuse or vandalism.
Provide a safe and secure environment for our students and staff.
Establish protocols and procedures that effectively monitor and manage visitors, whilst not compromising the open and inviting nature of the school.
Visitors to the school are defined as all people other than staff members, students, and parents/guardians involved in the task of delivering or collecting children at the start or end of the school day.
The school principal shall have the authority to determine which visits are permitted as well as the discretion to set any appropriate conditions on the nature and extent of such visits. In exercising this discretion, the principal shall consider the purpose of the visit, the impact of the visitors presence and the relationship of any visitor to the students.
School personnel shall seek to assure that parents and other visitors are courteously received and that sincere efforts are made to provide them with the information as may be needed to foster a cooperative relationship between home, school and community.
All visitors shall report to the Principal/ member of staff when arriving or leaving the school premises. Notices shall be displayed in each building indicating that all visitors are required to report to the Principal.
Whenever possible, visitors should obtain authorisation from the principal in advance. At the discretion of the principal, such prior authorisation may be required.
Visits may be prohibited at certain times such as times of standardizing testing and while preparations for school events are being conducted.
If conflicts occur because of the number of visitor requests or other circumstances, parents of currently enrolled students will generally be given preference.
All school visitors must comply at all times with Board of Management and Department of Education & Science policies, administrative rules and school regulations.
Parents wishing to conference with teachers or administrators during the course of the school day are encouraged to make arrangements in advance.
Parents who visit the premises during the school day to collect students for external appointments are asked to report to the child's teacher.
Parents who have been invited to visit the school as part of an, open day, special event or scheduled school performance are exempt from requirements 1 to 4.
Guest speakers may be invited to the school where the principal teachers authorization has been sought and where it has been deemed that the use of such a speaker will bring specific knowledge and expertise to enrich the planned curriculum.
A check list for the organisation of guest speakers is appended to this document.
Guest Speakers on subjects/areas other than the approved curriculum must be approved by the Patron prior to being invited to the school.
Will work under the supervision of a designated teacher.
Must submit a Garda Vetting report.
Should have appropriate experience of working with young people.
Volunteers who will be on the premises during school hours must submit a Garda clearance form.
Volunteers will only work directly alongside a member of the school staff.
Contractors who may regularly have staff on the premises during the school day will be required to provide Garda clearance reports for same.
Contractors who may occasionally visit the premises during the school day must be accompanied by a member of staff at all times.
Both custodial and non-custodial parents of a Hollymount NS student have rights to visit the child's school unless a court order exists restricting such contact. In the event that a non-custodial parent seeks permission to visit, the school shall make every effort to notify the custodial parent in advance of the visit.
The principal has the authority to exclude from the school premises any person who disrupts or who appears likely to become a disruption to the educational program. Any such individual shall be directed to leave the school premises immediately and law enforcement authorities shall be called if necessary.
This checklist will be used by staff in school to support them through the stages of involving a visitor in the classroom.
Why is this visitor being asked into school?
Does the visitor come with any recommendations?
Has the school used this visitor before?
What experience has this visitor of working with this age group?
Have parents been informed of the session (if appropriate)?
How will you ensure that pupils are hearing a balance of opinions about the topic/issue?
Has the visitor submitted A Garda clearance report?
Is the visitor aware of the context of the contributions they have been asked to make?
Has the visitor identified the intended learning outcomes for their input?
Have the resources and materials been reviewed for appropriateness and the maturity of the pupils?
Is the visitor aware of the aims of their visit?
Has the visitor been made aware of the school ethos?
Is the visitor aware of the ability and maturity level of the young people they will be working with?
Will the visitor make a pre visit to the school?
Are the school's legal responsibilities to the children and young people being met?
Has the visitor been supplied with copies of the relevant school policies?
Is the visitor aware of any risks to health and safety?
What arrangements will be made to welcome the visitor to the school and introduce them to the class?
Is the size of the group appropriate to the activity and learning purpose?
Is this visit part of a planned programme with preparation beforehand and follow up afterwards?
How will the group be prepared for the visitor?
What resources will be needed for the session?
Will the school be able to respond appropriately to questions or incidents that may arise after the visitor has left?
How will the teacher support the visitor in this work?
Will a member of the school staff be present during the session?
How will the outcome of the evaluation inform future work?
Is there opportunity for feedback and discussion about the impact of the visitor's session?
What was the young people's response to the session(s)?
Have the learning outcomes been achieved?
What went particularly well in the session(s)?
Which parts (if any) of the session were not successful?
Were the resources and materials used appropriate?
In what ways do you think that the session(s) could be improved?
Are there any issues from this session that you think need addressing further?
What else they would like to know about.


I didn't really have a plan for the rest of the card other than I knew I wanted to keep it simple as the focus should be on the tree.
I did a strip of Glacier Cardstock to represent Linus's blue blanket that they had wrapped around the tree and then I used the *NEW* Christmas Bingo Stamp Set to create the sentiment. This set has a lot of potential with all the wonderful words it contains. Plus, I really like the font! It's a nice, easy to read cursive font.
The card still needed something. I found this Zip Strip (the 1/2″ border strips found on all of Close To My Heart's papers–one side tells you the colors used in the papers and the other side lets you use it on your projects. Clever, right?!) from our now retired Beary Christmas Paper Collection. I liked that it offered a more uniform appearance to counter the whimsical tree. And it had Glacier lights in the string to tie in nicely with the Glacier I used at the base of the card!
Tomorrow is the last day to grab the November Seasonal Trees Stamp Set. Can you believe it's already the end of November!? Wow! As always, you can purchase this set for it's retail cost of $18.95 OR you can get it for only $5 when you purchase $50 or more. A pretty great deal!
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The Missouri Senate Insurance and Banking and House Financial Institutions Committees met for the first time last week. These committees focus on issues of importance for credit unions.
While the Senate focused on insurance bills, the House Financial Institutions Committee heard two bills with potential impact to credit unions.
HB 354 deals with protections in financial services to vulnerable citizens. Sponsored by Rep. Dean Plocher (R-89), it adds broker-dealers and investment advisors to the individuals covered under the Senior Savings Protection Act.
HB 599, sponsored by Rep. Jack Bondon (R-56) is clean-up language for banks, trust companies, and savings and loan associations making updates for physical paper format requirements for certain applications and documents. We are investigating impact and inclusion for Missouri credit unions.
Questions? Contact Ian Dunlap, 800.392.3074 x1343.


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Q: Test and Prod Version in One Application Elastic Beanstalk? I am somewhat new to AWS Elastic Beanstalk and was wondering if I should put my test and prod versions of my Django app in the same EBS Application. Or, is it best to create two different applications? Thanks!

A: You are probably not going to find anyone that says that it is not 'best' to have completely separate environments for test and prod, but whether or not the cost and complexity of setting up and maintaining 2 environments are warranted, and outweigh the benefits in your case - that can only be determined by you and your use case.

A: My take on this is that your prod and dev environments are still part of the same application, just different versions of it.
Thus I would put them under one application, in two different environments.
The benefit of doing this is blue-green deployment. Specifically, when you are ready with your dev environment to become prod, instead of deploying it on prod env, you can just use swap cname feature to easily change the urls of prod to dev.

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*Blue/Green deployments with Elastic Beanstalk:

You can avoid this downtime by performing a blue/green deployment, where you deploy the new version to a separate environment, and then swap CNAMEs of the two environments to redirect traffic to the new version instantly.


Myosin regulatory light chain (Myl) 9 is a regulatory subunit of the ATPase myosin protein. Myl9 regulates actin rearrangement to direct cellular migration, shape, and adhesion. Myl9 itself is regulated by post-translational modifications, including phosphorylation, acetylation and methylation. Phosphorylation of Myl9 at Thr18 and Ser19 promotes myosin ATPase activity and interaction with actin. Nα-acetylation of Myl9 has been shown to increase Ser19 phosphorylation and cytoplasmic activity, while Nα-methylation promotes DNA binding in the nucleus. Myl9, Myl12a, and Myl12b (Myl9/12) have been identified as functional ligands for CD69 in inflamed lungs, playing a major role in chronic inflammatory disorders such as chronic rhinosinusitis. Homozygous deletion in the MYL9 gene in humans has been identified as a putative molecular basis of the disease megacystis-microcolon-intestinal hypoperistalsis (MMIHS) syndrome, especially considering Myl9's role in contracting smooth muscle cell.
Antibody may react with the same target protein from other species sharing the same sequence.
Hayashizaki K, Kimura M, Tokoyoda K, et al. (2016) Science Immunology. 1: eaaf9154.
Nevitt C, Tooley JG, and Tooley CES. (2018) Biochemical Journal. 475:3201-3219.
Morena CA, Sobreira N, Pugh E, Zhang P, Steel G, Torres FR, and Cavalcanti DP. (2017) European Journal of Human Genetics. 26:669-675.
Anti-human/mouse Myl9/12 Abwiz antibody AWBMyl9F6 (Cat. #1151) shows strong and specific tissue staining by immunohistochemistry.


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MIRROR MIRROR (PG)
D: Tarsem Singh
20th Century Fox/Relativity Media (Ryan Kavanaugh, Bernie Goldmann, Brett Ratner & Kevin Misher)
Fantasy/Comedy
W: Melissa Wallack, Marc Klein & Jason Keller [based on the fairytale "Snow White" by The Brothers Grimm]
DP: Brendan Galvin
Ed: Robert Duffy & Nick Moore
Mus: Alan Menken
PD: Tom Foden
Cos: Eiko Ishioka
Lily Collins (Snow White), Julia Roberts (Queen Clementianna), Armie Hammer (Prince Andrew Alcott), Nathan Lane (Brighton), Mare Winningham (Margaret), Michael Lerner (The Baron), Sean Bean (The King)
One of two 2012 movies adapted from the Grimm Brothers' fairy tale, the other being Snow White & The Huntsman. Personally, I feel the latter was the better film. Just.
This one uses a pantomime style to the other's more action-orientated fantasy, although I think the performances are slightly better in this. Lily Collins is a much more convincing Snow White than Kristen Zombie and Julia Roberts is rather hilarious, vamping it up as the evil queen.
My interest started to flag in the final half-hour of this, but it's the most family-friendly of the two movies. If anything, I'd say this would be the better choice to watch over the seasonal period, and would probably be more suitable for younger children.
Julia Roberts in Mirror Mirror


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VILLA PIANICARA 12
Viterbo - Rome - Rome and Surroundings
Sleeps: 11-12
- Premium selection
- Independent house
- Washing machine
- Panoramic view
Villa Pianicara lies in the hills around Viterbo, an old town of etruscan origins and with a great history behind it, carrying in its numerous monuments, its renaissance palaces, medieval districts, monastries and churches from several different epochs, towers and elegant fountains, traces of the splendour of the period when it was selected to be the headquarters of the papacy. It lies at the heart of Tuscia, an area embracing the north of Lazio, part of Tuscany and Umbria, where the etruscan civilisation was widespread and where you can still see the traces in the many archaeological sites, which together with the ancient villages, castles and the splendid countryside, open up an area which takes you by surprise with its wonderful atmosphere and its beauty. Once you have gone through the gate which gives you access to the property, you enter the large grounds, where you will find an perfect oasis, a world of its own governed by history, cordial manners and attention to detail in a magical atmosphere. Large grounds surround the villa which has been in the owners` family since 1700 and is of considerable historical importance: the great-grandfather of the current owner was a famous engineer and a keen archaeologist, and he carried out around here some of the most important digs and brought to light in the grounds the remains of a roman theatre, so well-preserved that in the summer they present plays here. The grounds, where there is also a small private chapel, are very well looked-after, with ancient trees, box hedges and imbued with the scents of flowers and aromatic plants. The rest of the estate is covered in olive trees, producing quality extra-virgin olive oil without the use of pesticides. In the grounds and in the garden wooden benches invite you to relax in the shade, and around the villa there are pergolas and tables for taking an aperitif and for dining outside by candlelight, prepared with elegant care by the domestic staff, along with the swimming-pool with a splendid view over the olive groves and the town of Viterbo. Inside, you find the elegance and warmth of an old home from times gone by and an atmosphere enriched by family treasures: antique pictures and books, statues, painted ceilings, decorated fireplaces, refined materials. The rooms are large and light, the bathrooms are elegant, and the most modern comforts blend effortlessly with the rest of the furniture (flat screen TVs, even in the bedrooms). Next to the villas, the old farmhouse has recently been transformed into a refined guest house, which can host in its rooms another 8 guests. It reflects its farming origins in its sober and elegant lines, and has soft, restful colours, linen bedcovers and embroidered handtowels. The owners live in a part of the farmhouse, and are always ready to try to satisfy the demands of their guests, who while staying at Villa Pianicara should only be thinking about their . Upon request there is a "full-staffed" package available, in which the guests don`t have to worry about anything, only think about relaxing and their well-being: the domestic staff look tend to the cleaning and the food shopping and the cook looks after the preparation of breakfast and dinner, the waiters see to the waiting at table (the hours and costs are defined in the price-list). The lady owner, who is also an expert cook, will on request personally supervise cooking courses, taking her inspiration from the local Lazio cooking traditions and from Sicily, where she comes from, preparing traditional mediterranean dishes that are simple but extremely tasty, using the products of the estate, and above all overseeing the presentation, of which she is real expert. The Guesthouse is now available also as an independent unit, in a new formula which foresees the possibility of exclusive rental of only one of the two offers (see Pianicara Cottage).
Accommodation (600 sq meters):
All of the villa.
Other services included in the price: Cleaning during the week 3 hours, 6 times per week for a total of 18 hours per week. Bathlinen change twice a week, towels for the pool, gardener for looking after the swimming-pool and garden, wireless internet connection.
Paid on site in cash: `full-staffed` service on request: preparation of breakfast and dinner, table service and daily grocery shopping: 1.850 Euros a week, to be paid on location upon arrival, also by credit card. Service Hours: breakfast from 8 am to 10.30 am and dinner from 6 pm to 10 pm, aperitif service in the courtyard included in the price. Other extra costs: food and beverages for the meals, telephone, extra cleaning hours (10 Euros an hour), preparation and lunch service, cooking lessons 60 Euros a person (food included). Please note: deposit and extra expenses to be paid on location can be paid by credit card.
Bed and bath linen: One set of bed and bath linen per week included in the price.
Cots for babies under 2 yrs: Cot with bars available: free of charge.
Pool open: May 14, 2011 to Oct 1, 2011
Final cleaning: Included
Security deposit: 3000 EUROS - paid to the owner
Heating: Charged according to usage
Electricity: Included
2011 Weekly Prices
8 Jan - 14 May
1 Oct - 17 Dec
14 May - 25 Jun
27 Aug - 1 Oct
17 Dec - 7 Jan
25 Jun - 27 Aug
Plus US$ 35 booking fee


PHOTO: ICSO personnel collect evidence of a meth-making operation on Trinity Road on Wednesday.
Two people suspected of manufacturing methamphetamine in their residence off Trinity Road were arrested Wednesday after Iredell County Sheriff's Office deputies discovered evidence of clandestine drug-making operation at the home.
Sheriff Darren Campbell announced the arrests of Jason Craig Connolly, 40, and Tralaina Mognet, 33, in a news release Thursday afternoon.
ICSO deputies went to the home at 289 Trinity Road to serve child support warrants on Mognet, Campbell said.
While looking for Mognet, the deputies saw what they believed to be ingredients and containers being used to manufacture methamphetamine, according to the news release.
The deputies secured the area and called for assistance from investigators with the ICSO Narcotics Investigation Unit, Campbell said.
Investigators arrived and verified the items had been and were still being used to make methamphetamine, Campbell said. A search warrant was obtained along with witnesses statements.
Narcotics Investigators, who are certified in clandestine lab safety, collected the items as evidence.
As a result of this investigation, Connolly and Mognet were arrested and charged with two counts of felony manufacturing methamphetamine and felony possession of methamphetamine.
The suspects were taken to the Iredell County Detention Center, where Magistrate Watkins issued Connolly a $400,000 bond and Mognet a $125,000 bond on these charges.
According to the ICSO, Connolly's criminal history includes the following charges: Felony Breaking and Entering Motor Vehicle, Felony Manufacture Methamphetamine, two counts of Misdemeanor School Attendance Law, DWI Level 5, three counts of Misdemeanor Possession of Marijuana, Misdemeanor Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Misdemeanor Larceny, and three counts of Felony Breaking and Entering.
Mognet's criminal history includes the following charges: two counts of Misdemeanor Second-Degree Trespass, two counts of Misdemeanor Possession of Marijuana, Misdemeanor Larceny, two counts of Misdemeanor School Attendance Law Violation, Misdemeanor Shoplifting, DWI Level 5, and Misdemeanor Food Stamp Fraud, according to the ICSO.


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SAUDADE MOON
Brazil Feel
"Saudade Moon" is not a record of the physical landscape but of an emotional one, it's my attempt to change look on the nation's leading over the coming years, I watched my "invisible" Brazil, I told the "unsaid", over the pacification of the favelas, over the feverish preparation for the upcoming sporting events, which in part, have triggered this economic reaction.
I traveled for five years from the hypnotic Amazon, to the farms in the early 1800's in the state of Minas Jerais, visiting the islands off the north coast to the desert in the state of Maranhao.?I photographed the lifestyle of the beaches, but also, Christmas in the slums of the big cities on the coast and inland. I tried to return the historical aspect expressed by the art and architecture of Brasilia, and I told the ritual ceremonies of Condomblè, then I traveled to the colonial villages and I photographed the poorest countries, those forgotten by this hysterical ongoing economic process.
Saudade moon is the first major station on a long journey, the search on my emotional geography, a tool to be able to cry with laughter, of each land living. In the stomach of my trip, I met in Brazil the seed of "saudade", the conscious transition strongly related to their belonging, sentimental, epochal ideological and finally empathic.
The Brazilian land is still very far away from me, like the moon, with its colors shouted in my face, or whispered from far away.
"Saudade Moon" it's my lunar vision of Brazil, the pretext for recognizing me in the eyes of an everyman, and vindicate myself as a son of the world and remain fertile towards life.


Another biblical passage that should be considered is Acts 16:30–31, where the Philippian jailor asked Paul and Silas what he had to do in order to be saved. They told the jailor simply, "Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house" (v. 31). Paul and Silas eventually explained the "word of the Lord" to the jailor and "all that were in his house." As a result of their saving faith, they were baptized (vv. 32–33). Consider Acts 10:44–48 as well. Here, Peter delivered the gospel of truth to the Gentiles, and before anyone from his audience was baptized in water, the "Holy Spirit fell on all who heard the word" (v. 44 esv).
For a look at 1 Peter 3:21, click here.


• Guest appearances on packaging, can you find them?
Introducing the new super kawaii badge pack produced by Tofu Cute! These packs contains an assortment of 5 adorable badges with 20 designs available to collect from. You can attach them anywhere from bags, clothing, purses and other fabrics! Each bag will contain a random mix of designs and colours. Why not try and collect all 20 designs or trade for your favourites with friends/family/pets! There is also a hidden Easter egg (not literally, that would be silly) in each pack, can you spot them?


WebGL, although powerful, didn't seem to be a good option since it's not really an accepted standard at the this point, as much as enthusiasts would like it to be. I considered messing around with three.js as it has canvas functionality that could function as a fallback if WebGL wasn't available. Before trying that out though, I discovered CSS3's 3D Transform abilities and how easy it was to work with.
I came across some demos with Sprite3D.js that ran well on my iPad so I thought I'd look into CSS3 stuff. I discovered that Sprite3D was just a simple wrapper for CSS3 transform so I just decided to jump into it for myself.
The order I listed the divs is just to control the order the elements are displayed in. When using translate3d, the browser still uses the Z-index to control the display order unless you set the property to "transform-style: preserve-3d;", which will make the objects display by their actual Z position in space.
I'm using the "GameWorld" container to control the perspective of the scene. From my understanding, the settings you set in this parent element will affect all the children which are set to "preserve-3d." Something like that… haha! Changing the 'perspective' property will adjust the perspective of the scene, similar to a focal length. Using 'perspective-origin', you can control where the vanishing point is within the scene, it starts close to the center and is adjusted with the mouse movement.
The following example shows how I'm using CSS to create an image for the Donut Shoppe. I set size of the div to be at least the width and height of the image, then set the background image to be that of the shoppe.
I painstakingly setup the positions of the walls and layers by eyeing them. I adjust the Z position to force perspective in the view, and adjust the scale to makeup for the size differences. You can use "transform-origin" to control where the pivot point of a object will be, in this case when I'm rotating the building side walls.
So now that we've got a scene setup, here's how we can add a little bit of motion for a little bit of effort.
View the HTML page, to get a closer look.
There are still some issues I'm trying to work out with being able to rotate objects and create a more believable environment. There's lot of quirks to the way I setup things here. I may give Sprite3D.js a shot to see if it solves any of these issues.
I'm still warming up to these HTML5 technologies. It's amazing how far things have come since like Internet Explorer 3.0.
DONUT GET! is a Mobile and Flash game created by the team at Sokay.net. The mobile version was developed in Unity, check out a tutorial how I create its sprite animation system.


Stuffed makai palak parathas, used in combination with makai ka atta makes a delectable variation of the traditional makai ki roti. It is traditionally served with butter but can be served with pickle and curds too.
An ever popular Mexican starter.
A popular tea party snack.
Corn chips covered with salsa and cheese. A perfect starter for a party.
Here is an interesting way to make Tortilla chips with minimal oil. If you prefer the deep-fried kind, go ahead and indulge.
Always a hit at cocktail parties.
A distinctly italian pizza flavoured with pesto.
A pesto flavoured creamy corn sauce topped with baby corn and asparagus makes this a great combination.
These crispy, low fat munchies are made with oats, maize flour and whole-wheat flour instead of refined maida. These are great to keep in your handbag so that you are prepared when hunger strikes. You can also serve them as an appetizer along with garlic tomato salsa.


HMT75G451B Microwave: We take a look at the HMT75G451B microwave oven – with a full HMT75G451B review, cheapest price, photos, specification, dimensions and weight for the HMT75G451B microwave oven. If you're looking to buy the HMT75G451B microwave, then this is the section for you. Read our impartial review of the HMT75G451B microwave oven, and then find the best price for the HMT75G451B if you choose to buy.
The Bosch HMT75G451B is a relatively small grill microwave, featuring a compact 17 litre capacity and a 24.5cm turntable.


Even though Nick's Cove, in Marshall, California, is just an hour away from San Francisco, it feels like another world. It's a world where every little detail counts and you feel like you're in a new relationship. The staff are thoughtful and go out of their way to make your stay special. From the welcome treat to breakfast in bed, and everything in between, Nick's Cove knows how to provide their guests with every luxury.
Athena and I arrived at Nick's Cove and we were shown to our suite. It was a quaint cabin with rustic furnishings, a fire place, a king-sized bed that soaked up the sun, a living room area, and a kitchen. On the table, there was a bag of snacks, a welcome letter, and a certificate for a free cheese plate or oysters. There was also a card to be completed for breakfast in bed the next morning. The fridge was stocked with complimentary sodas and water. It had that familiar feeling of returning home after a trip.
Our expansive view looked out over the restaurant and the pier and we could see it from anywhere in the suite. I sat on the patio and breathed in the smells of cedar and eucalyptus in the air as I watched the sun kiss the water over Point Reyes.
We walked across the street to the restaurant for a delicious meal made from fresh seafood and local farm produce. Their newly updated restaurant has all the nostalgic charm of an upscale hunting lodge, complete with restored mahogany bar, wood-burning fireplace, reclaimed redwood tables, and game trophies on the wall.
I ordered the Roasted Half Petaluma Chicken with fennel puree, marble potatoes, natural jus, and pasilla creme fraiche. It tasted like home-cooking and looked as delicious as it tasted.
We returned to the suite and laid on the soft linens. The king bed engulfed us and we were asleep within minutes.
Promptly at 8 am, as we requested on our breakfast card, our meal was delivered to the door. The breads were freshly baked and still warm, the fruits were local, and the coffee and tea still hot. Athena and I admired the view from our bed as we enjoyed our breakfast. We felt like royalty. I wanted to continue my stay and take in more of the extra effort delivered at Nick's Cove.
It definitely took extra effort to deliver that kind of experience, but the staff at Nick's Cove were truly dedicated to providing timeless luxuries in a setting of rustic elegance and we certainly noticed the difference.


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Residents turn out for Hackney Central Day
The streets of Hackney took on a party feel on Saturday (September 17) as people turned out for Hackney Central Day.
Wilton Way, which is fast becoming Hackney Central's 'go to' place for street parties, was partly closed to traffic while people enjoyed a range of entertainment including the best looking canines (and their owners) taking to the red carpet for a dog show; the Hackney Colliery Band performing funky brass band versions of modern pop classics and a Come Dine with Me style contest where people brought along a dish to share.
David McHugh, who owns businesses in Wilton Way, said: "It's been really good – throughout the day there were hundreds of people that came along, it seemed to be a hit. "
Linda Curry, of Daubney Road said of the street party: "It's been great, really good. Its events like this that help to bring people together and raise awareness of the kinds of businesses we have locally."
Along the street at St John and Hackney Church, the grounds was transformed into a market selling everything from homemade jams and relish to African ornaments to children's clothes all to the background sounds of drumming and jazz piano.
Nearby along the Narroway: theatre, juggling and giant board games kept children amused while during the rainy periods, there was a chance to make your own comic strip at Hackney Museum, and visit the historic buildings of Sutton House and the Hackney Empire - where the Robert Levy Foundation held their annual community event.
Mayor of Hackney Jules Pipe said: "It was heartening to see so many members of the local community and businesses take part in the day, which highlighted just a small section of the great cultural and business offer, the forthcoming Olympic and Paralympic Games and great community venues we have here in Hackney. Congratulations and thanks to everyone involved in making it happen."
Hackney Central Day was the first day of activities that went under the banner of We Love Hackney Weekend. Hackney One Carnival took place on Sunday, bringing the borough's streets to life with spectactular costumes, energetic dance and uplifting music.
Photo captions: Various images from Hackney Central Day.


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Q: Correctly returning results from multiple parse classes Using parse.com and JavaScript SDK.
Created a fiddle to show this issue http://jsfiddle.net/Dano007/wj5vcd5m/12/
For example, at the moment you can add the user 'dave' multiple times. I'd like it to work that you can only add a user once.
More info
I want to be able to query the _User class and the FriendRequest class. Basically only returning a user that does not have a status of "Connected" from the FriendRequest class.
Using the below I get an error saying both queries must use the same class, whats the alternative to this or work around? Could I use matchesKeyInQuery instead?
var queryOne = new Parse.Query(Parse.User);
            queryOne.equalTo("username", friendName); // find users that match

            var queryTwo = new Parse.Query(FriendRequest);
            queryTwo.notEqualTo("status", "Connected"); // find users that match

            var mainQuery = Parse.Query.or(queryOne, queryTwo);

            mainQuery.find({

PARSE BACKEND.
So there can be multiple records in both the fromUser and toUser columns, but only one request to each user should be possible. For example
a3aePaphB4 can only have one record where a request is saved to netD5wqnRP

A: In section 1:
Pairing user's objectId with pic so you could find the exact user you need in section 2.
e.g. {userId: pic url, ...}
call Friendrequest with userId as argument: Friendrequest(userId)
In section 2:
If could not get any results related to currentUser and the chosen user from query then make a friend request. Sample code:
var user = new Parse.User();
user.id = userId;
var query = new Parse.Query("FriendRequest");
query.containedIn("fromUser", [currentUser, user]);
query.containedIn("toUser", [currentUser, user]);
return query.first().then(function(record) {
  if (!record) {
    requestFriend.set("fromUser", currentUser);
    requestFriend.set("toUser", user);
    requestFriend.set("status", "Request sent")
    return requestFriend.save().then(function() {
      // request success
      alert('A friend request has been sent: ' + requestFriend.id);
      location.reload(true);
    });
  }
});

Hope this would help you.