If you have a large dog, there is no doubt that you have a chair or a couch that looks like a rat gnawed on it for a few hours. When looking for strong dog toys, there are a number of different options for you to choose from. You want to find some of the best on the market and really don't have time to read through all of the products that are on the Internet. This is where having the best strong dog toys at your fingertips will come in handy. The following is a list of some of the best products on the market to help you narrow your decision choices down.
For a dog that loves to chew on things, this is one of the best products in regards to strong dog toys that can take what a dog can dish out to it. Made from strong materials, this will not give under the immense chewing that a dog will do. With three different sizes, you can find the right size for the right dog.
If you are looking for a strong dog toy that will hold up to your dogs chewing and clean their teeth as well, then this is the ideal toy. The materials that this dog toy is made of are some of the strongest that you will be able to find anywhere. Few toys will be able to stand up like this product and will not help to give your dog cleaner teeth at the same time.
If you have a dog that is on the larger side, then you know many strong dog toys will simply not be able to stand up to their constant chewing. This, however, is not the average strong dog toy and as a result will be something you will want to look into getting for your pampered pooch.
When it comes to strong dog toys, this is one of the best of the best. Made from the strongest materials, you can know that when your dog chews on this product, your furniture will be safe and you won't have to buy toy after toy to get one that works best. Without a doubt, this is a good buy for your money.
While many of these strong dog toys come in the shape of a dog bone, this one is different in the fact that it is more in the shape of a ball instead of a regular bone. This gives your dog plenty of a challenge for your dog to chew and not destroy the toy. Few products will give you and your dog this level of quality.
This is one of the best strong dog toys you will find anywhere else. One of the things that make this stand out is the fact that it is an 8 pack assortment of bones, balls, and ropes. For big dogs and small dogs alike, this is one of the best products that you will find anywhere on the internet.
Strong dog toys are not built quite like this one. Made from the strongest materials, this toy will stand up to the most aggressive chewing that your dog can do it. When looking for these types of toys, this seems to be one of the best around.
When it comes strong dog toys, the bone shape seems to be one of the most popular types on the market. It is for this reason that the makers of this toy used the bone shape to create one of the strongest dog toys you will ever find on the market. The shape is perfect for your dog to spend hours chewing and cleaning their teeth at the same time. No other toy will be able to hold up to the chewing this toy will be able to withstand.
Durable is not a word that often gets used when talking about strong dog toys. With this particular toy, that can be used to describe the toughness that this will exhibit when your larger dog begins to chew on it over time. Made with the toughest materials, you can be assured that your dog will not destroy it in a matter of hours, but instead will play for a long time.
Round strong dog toys are a very popular toy these days. It is no wonder with these types of toys that more and more companies are adopting this into their designs. The issue that you won't run into with this type of toy is that of quick destruction. The materials that this is made from will ensure that your dog will have something to keep them entertained for a long time.
Few strong dog toys use the shape of a duck in their design. This product though is different and makes full use of the duck design for their toy. Your dog will go crazy for this toy and will give it their best effort to break it down, but the strong materials will make sure that it lasts a very long time and your dog gets plenty of enjoyment from it.
While strong dog toys are made in the design of bones or ducks, this product adds an element of cute to it. This will be a welcome relief from the usual bones and ducks that many of the other toys on the market tend to offer. For your money, you will be hard pressed to find a better dog toy for your pooch.
KONG has been a name known for creating some of the best strong dog toys on the market. This tire from the makers of these toys is no different and quite honestly will be one of the best toys for a dog that is on the larger side. Few products will be able to compare to the quality you will get with this dog toy.
The name KONG when talking about strong Dog Toys is one that means quality. This is no different when talking about the Bear Dog squeaker toy that your dog will get hours of enjoyment out of. One of the things that will make this toy stand out is the fact that it is a lot stronger than most of the products you will come across.
The market is full of strong dog toys in the shape of a bone but this one is different than most of the ones that you will come across. The dog toy is made from materials that are designed to withstand the most aggressive abuse that your pet can dish out. When looking for the best, keep this one toy in mind.
Dogs love frisbees and that is why KONG developed in their line of strong dog toys a flying disc that your dog can chew on for a very long time. This is why these toys are so popular on a regular occasion and dogs go crazy for these whenever they get their teeth on one. The materials are strong and built to last for a very long time. The maker of this toy wanted to make sure that in terms of strong dog toys that this was able to be looked at as one of the toughest around.
Cute dinos make for the best strong dog toys for them to play with. This dog toy is looked at as one of the best products on the market. The materials are strong and will not lead to your dog tearing the toy and choking on small pieces that tend to come off of the toy. Dogs can often time be quite destructive to the things that they get their teeth on and that is why they need tough toys that won't wear out.
When you are looking for strong dog toys, you really need to keep a serious eye out on this product as it is made from some of the strongest materials around. What this all means for you and your dog, is that you don't have to worry about your dog destroying this and you having to buy a new one.
Some dogs are just meant to go after squirrels and when your gets ahold of one of the strong dog toys designed to last a long time, you can take comfort in knowing that your dog will love this toy and will not want to stop playing with it once they start. Few toys will be able to stand the type of chewing that larger dogs will do, but this toy will more than pass the test.
The word indestructible gets tossed around a lot and when it comes to strong dog toys, this is something that will get tossed around just as much. The materials that make up this toy are more than able to pass the toughest test that any large dog will throw its way. Few other toys will be able to make this claim and actually back it up.
Strong dog toys usually are made in the shape of a bone or other long item. This one though takes the shape of a ball and proves that toughness comes in all shapes. Thoroughly tested to make sure that it can withstand the toughest of abuse, you and your dog will more than be happy with the quality of materials you will get with this toy.
Not many strong dog toys are made quite like this one. While the round shape itself is not that odd, the design itself is the genius that makes this dog toy work so well. Few of the toys on the market will be as strong and enjoyable as this will be for your dog.
Dogs and firehoses seem to just be two words that go together so when you are in need of a dog toy that is strong and fun for your dog to play with, it makes sense that you would make this pick for your cherished dog. There are no flaws that will allow the dog no matter the size to easily turn this into yet another chew toy that your dog destroys.
Strong dog toys that can withstand the test of time are what owners seem to seek out. It is for this reason that you will want to make sure that you get this for your dog and that you are giving them the type of toy that they will get plenty of enjoyment out of. Materials that this is made from are some of the strongest around and are proven to not wear out in a short amount of time.
No other of the strong dog toys are designed to hope to compare to the type of quality that goes into this toy for your dog. While may of the toys on the market will come close to this level of quality, it is rare that one of these actually is able to be tested and proven to be the strongest around. For the price that you will pay, you would not expect such quality of a product but looks are sometimes deceiving.
Strong dog toys are something that many pet owners seek out on a regular basis. These owners seem to go through a lot of toys that just don't seem to withstand the tough teeth that dogs have. It is for this reason that these strong dog toys are some of the best that you will find on the market. while some may be better than others, there is no doubt that these will all be worthy of being called durable and tough.


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Posted on July 18, 2009 by Roger Pearse
The classics and the fathers were rediscovered at the renaissance. Enthusiasts scampered up and down Europe searching for books, banging on the doors of abbeys in search of lost texts. They often met with hostility; the ignorant curators saw the interest only as a chance to charge for access, something not unknown to us in the age of digitising material. Once this first phase of copying was over, and texts like Tacitus and Quintillian began to circulate, first in manuscript copies, then in print, then progress consisted of emendation and improvement. In the 16th century this was the nature of scholarly work. Even so, they knew of material now vanished. Latinus Latinius, or more properly Latino Latini, was a scholar of this period. I have been reading an article on him by Pierre Petitmengin 1 for the last few days, from which these notes are taken.
Latini was a self-effacing man. He published only short items under his own name in his life-time, of the kind that would today be published in journals. His name does not appear on his most important work, the Roman edition of the works of St. Cyprian. But his name appears here and there in other scholarly output of the day, always indicating a formidable scholar. The Pamelius edition contains his conjectures; he wrote a piece on the obelisks of Rome which attracted a long reply. His critical observations circulated widely among scholars in manuscript via letters. They display a wide range of interests; words found in Galen or whether St. Ambrose was consecrated bishop of Milan in the life time of Auxentius.
He did not come from money. His parents were middle-class, although educated, and he had to live by his skills as a master of Ciceronian Latin, holding the post of secretary ab epistulis for a series of cardinals. The death of the first of these in 1563 was a crisis; "I have had to abandon working on Cyprian, leaving it only partly corrected, and also my other studies." The next two patrons each died after a year. He then entered the employment of Marcantonio Colonna. The cardinal allowed him free lodging at a little house in the Via Lata, near his palace, and tranquility returned. He was to remain there for more than 20 years, from 1572 until his death.
He travelled little. His obligation to his employer obliged him to go with him to Bologna in 1565, where he found manuscripts and scholars; and to Salerno in 1573, where he found neither, and where even the bread was poor and expensive and the wine less good than Rome. Otherwise his life was externally quiet and uneventful. From the age of 70 he was obliged to stay at home – often in bed – because of poor health. In 1575 he went for months without visiting St. Peter's; a visit to the Vatican Library became an event worthy of notice in a letter. He never sought out the Great and the Good, preferring freedom to the waste of time and energy necessarily involved in dancing attendance on these in hopes of obtaining something. But in the end this solitary life came to press on him. He writes that he had become bored, especially once his failing sight deprived him of his favourite past-time, the reading and correction of copies of Latin and Italian poets, and writing to friends. It deprived him of the salt of his existence, the "gentle company of good and learned men" (virorum optimorumque suavissima consuetudine frui), as he wrote to one of them.
The first time we encounter him in a circle of scholars is in the preface to the editio princeps (published in 1555) of the Library of Apollodorus, that 2nd century handbook of classical mythology. His foremost colleage was Guglielmo Sirleto, who was to abandon Chrysoloras and take up the study of the Greek fathers, and end by becoming a cardinal and the librarian of the Vatican library. Other colleagues were not always so fortunate; one died in prison, another in the pontifical galleys. Another associate was the orientalist Andreas Masius, to whom he addressed many letters. Yet another was the wealthy bibliophile, Fulvio Orsini, whose collection of manuscripts and rare books entered the Vatican en bloc after his death. This circle of classical-minded people did not survive the changes made in Rome by Paul IV and Pius IV and the beginning of the Counter-Reformation.
Latini corresponded widely, although never with protestants. He was happiest in the middle of doing a number of things. In Rome he became something of an institution, visited by learned foreigners. Claude Dupuy (Puteanus) visited in 1586. Less welcome was a German Jesuit who sought to embroil him in a crusade against protestant scholarship, addressing him with titles which Latini felt were undeserved and inappropriate. During this time he was engaged on a long and tedious task, revising the Decretal of Gratian, which finally appeared in 1582. Gradually a new circle of scholars gathered around him, mostly of a younger generation. The future cardinal Baronius, the biblical scholar Antonio Agellio, and Bandini, who was to catalogue the Vatican collection.
A scholar of this period did not have the advantages of a modern scholar. Latini sought to build a library that would allow him to work, of the kind that those working in very specialised areas must still build for themselves. His ambition was to own a copy of every work by every ancient author. His collection became known, with that of Orsini, as one of the most complete in Rome. Not rich, he had to buy or beg books, for instance writing to a friend on hearing that a German Jesuit had translated the Commentary on Luke of Titus of Bostra, although the book is not among his collection today. When a long-desired book arrived at the little house, it would be something of an event. Latini would read it carefully, and write a little review which would be attached at the top of the book, on its merits or demerits. For authors where he had more than one copy, one would form his working copy, and all the notes on that author would appear in that copy. These volumes, filled with Latini's acute observations, became treasures. Cardinal Sirleto considered his bible, the companion of his whole scholarly life, the apple of his eye and even mentioned it in his will. Latini was particularly attached to his Gelenius edition of Tertullian (1550) which he never stopped using from 1554 until he died. The majority of his books are still in the collection in Viterbo.
One that is not is a 1535 Aldine Lactantius and Tertullian which wandered as far as Paris. Latini collated the Apologeticum of Tertullian with two manuscripts from Bologna. He used siglum L for one in litteris Longobardicis, A for the other, V for the consensus of both. The mss still exist, so Latini's work is only of historical interest. But he did the same for the codex Veronensis of Cyprian, very ancient and now lost, which makes his collation one of the most important textual witnesses for the letters of Cyprian. Another feature of his work is the careful cross-referencing. He read and reread all the authors in his library, and down the years would link related material as the works gradually became part of his mind and memory.
In so many ways he was a modern figure. The frequency and content of his Italian correspondance reminds us of modern emails. His scholarly care shows what 19th century scholarship was to become. But like ourselves he had to live in a world in which political interference in what could be said and written was on the increase. I will write another post on Latini and the Index expurgatorius.
He left his library to his home town, Viterbo, where it rests today, his working copies heavy with careful, erudite observations, mostly unpublished. Interest in him disappeared after the 17th century, after the death of canon Domenico Macri (1604-1672), who published two collections of his letters and assembled a selection of the scholarly notes in Latini's books. While Viterbo has named a road after him, his books remain in boxes in a chapel of San Lorenzo, awaiting the reopening of the Archivio Capitolare.
1. Pierre Petitmengin, Latino Latini (1513-1593): Une longue vie au service des Peres de l'eglise. in Humanisme et Eglise en Italie et en France meridionale (xve siecle – milieu du xvie siecle), ed. Patrick Gilli, Rome (2004), pp. 381-407.
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Only those capable of discussing while maintaining a sense of respect and shared humanity should be in the discussion at all. With race, racists white or black cannot be in the "how" portion, if you are extending this basic principle and operating from an assumption of equality. If you believe men get to tell women who they are, or straights get to decide this for gays, or whites would have coped with slavery and Jim Crow better, or blacks wouldn't have behaved as abominably and been in as deep, self-serving denial about it…you can't be in the discussion. To enter the discussion, they must make an open, clear declaration of belief in equality, or whatever your most basic premises might be.
Language must be clarified. One of the problems with Abortion, for instance, is that the question "when does human life begin" has no universal answer. And without resolving this, people are literally using the same words to describe very different things.
Violence stems from anger which stems from fear. Understand and deal with the underlying fear, and the anger and violence disappear. The Fergusen riots were a perfect example. To say the rioters were mistaken in their beliefs and attitudes is a perfectly reasonable statement. To suggest that THEY did not believe that they were under threat is, IMO, contemptuous and denial at a lethal level. To fail to understand that people on BOTH sides of the gun control debate believe their position makes the world a safer place makes it impossible to move the conversation forward.
You have to grasp that being smart enough to see a problem doesn't mean you are wise enough to solve it. Just because you can't see an answer doesn't mean there isn't one. A corollary: because a problem hasn't been solved in your lifetime doesn't mean it won't be. In nature, I don't know of a wound that heals in less time than it took to inflict overall.
All of us are smarter than any of us. The power of civil discussion and communication is astounding. In some ways, all human beings have accomplished is a matter of sharing what we know, and trying infinite variations until an answer is found. What is intractable to one generation becomes child's play to another.
Beware of sleeping children and smiling monsters. "You can't wake up someone who is pretending to be asleep" applies here. As does: 'It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it." But this also happens when people cannot see an answer to a problem that scares them: they will put their fingers in their ears and yell "Nah nah nah." Similar to overweight people not stepping on the scale, or people with money problems not balancing their checkbook. Mothers ignoring signs that stepdad is diddling the children. If you don't see it, it isn't real. If its real, and painful, and you see no answer, then better to remain in denial, right? Wrong. The term "Sleeping Children" applies to good people who delete information because there would be guilt, pain, fear, or loss of status/resources if they admitted it.
The "Smiling Monsters" are another matter. They are people who are actively lying. They are in your conversation to sabotage it. Slow you down or stop you. Or even worse, are simply there to cause chaos and enjoy the smell of blood: deliberate Trolls. These are the lowest. But if you ask either "sleeping children" or "smiling monsters" to offer their solutions, or their belief in the origins of the issue, to this date, I've not caught one able to slip past that mark. Why? Again, I have to reference this to race, the area I've considered most deeply in the political arena. If you say: "those people are dysfunctional" you might be 100% correct. But…what is the answer, and what the cause? If you believe that whites would have dealt with slavery and its aftermath with less damage, dysfunction or complaint you are very clearly suggesting they are superior. Make no mistake about that. You might be correct or incorrect about that–that's a different discussion. What you CANNOT do is take a place at the table when people are asking the question: "given that we believe human groups are basically equal, how do we level the playing field?" And if you lie about your beliefs in order to disrupt that discussion, you are a Smiling Monster. There are predators in the world, and I consider you one of them.
You have to remember that you might be wrong. You really might. But that doesn't mean you have to allow dissenting voices at every step of the discussion. As I've said, if you see your children screaming and drowning in the lake, it is the wrong time to debate whether water is wet. You must act, and if it turns out you are deluded, you will have to deal with the consequences. So… the actions you take must be taken with love and respect, and within the laws unless you are 100% prepared to accept punishment for what you have done, placing your faith in a higher justice. But LOVE is critical.
Love then, is the starting place: enough love for yourself to want the best. To also be willing to fight for what you believe, to defend yourself, to be willing to die for a cause larger than you. But also to see the humanity in those who oppose you. Yes, I use the term "smiling monster." And that may seem in conflict with the insistence on seeing humanity in all. It is not: it is the use of a term that creates a very specific response. There are people you cannot argue with, cannot reason with, who will know your children are drowning, but try to engage you in a discussion of whether water is wet, then cluck and say "I didn't know. So sorry" when you haul their sopping bodies out of the depths. There are villains who will take your money or your life without any concern for anything you might say or do–for the sheer pleasure of it. And if you mistake them for a person who can be reasoned with, you will die.
The ultimate warrior position is: I'm ready to die, and I'm ready to take you with me. The power of this is astounding BUT YOU CANNOT BLUFF. This is the value of performing the internal work of asking "who am I?" and "what is true?" until you reach a singularity, and move beyond it. It is terrifying to the ego. But on the other side is freedom such as you cannot believe. To be willing to die to achieve a goal is a power position most never experience. To combine this with love and compassion, a willingness to discuss with anyone willing to extend their own humanity to you, to be unmoved in the face of insult and accusation but open to calm criticism connects your inner world with the outer world. This approach proceeds from the same spiritual point every great religion and spiritual teacher has been directing us to: all is one. The same that scientists have pointed toward: all human beings are the same under the skin. That physicists have stated: all reality began with all matter and energy bound into a single point which expanded with impossible speed 13.7 billion years ago, differentiating into everything we see in the natural universe, and resulting in human beings obsessed with their differences rather than marveling over their Oneness.
We have the same basic drives and needs. Even the Smiling Monsters are…and if you had infinite time to work with them, you could connect them with their love, softness, and sense of the divine as well. You don't have infinite time: your children are drowning. Get in the water, throw me a life preserver, or get the @#$$ out of the way.
One of my friends and mentors, Tim Piering said: "the key to accomplishment is clear goals with a written plan for accomplishment, and the ability to take action despite the voices in your head." There are ALWAYS dissenting voices in your head, always reasons to doubt an action: but if you wait until every voice in your head agrees, you accomplish nothing. The "Mastermind" principle says that to create a "supermind" you have to find one person who agrees to work with you in a spirit of harmony. You can add ONE more person at a time, if they agree 100% to participate in a spirit of harmony: agreement is more powerful than numbers. In other words, the principles I'm stating here are not really about people "out there." They are about you as an individual, you and your partners in a venture, or all of us as a society: those who can sit at the table and have a civil discussion will control the future of our country and our world.
And now, hopefully, I've connected the inner world and the outer, taking the political plane into account, something I never did before. And having done that, I can return to a discussion of personal growth, having laid the foundation for anyone, anywhere, to see the macro in the micro, see how the world of voices in their heads and the world of external action, relationship and politics are all connected.
Parts of YOU are asleep.
YOU have Monsters in your head that lie and feed your fear.
The external and internal are the same. The world lies before you and within you. Do the work.


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Great solid, roomy shed. was a bit worried about the skylights but no they were good as well. Everything about the shed is great apart from 3 things.
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2. the instructions were atrocious. the parts that were different sizes were labelled the same. the angle of the roof we guessed off the plans because they were not given. the video was for a different shed.
Hi can you tell me the height of this shed and can you go bigger and cost say another metre both ways?
Hello there, This shed has 1.78m wall height and comes in 5.9m x 2.8m size as standard. Feel free to check out our 7.5m wide catagory for larger sizes here: http://www.cheapsheds.com.au/garden-sheds/7-5-metre.html Thanks.


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ECHO PRESS PODCAST
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Let's walk to school
Only one generation ago, almost half of all children in the U.S. walked to school. Today, a look at the car-jammed streets outside of schools in the morning and afternoon tells a different story.
By EchoPress News
Only one in 10 children now walks to school regularly, with the number of walking and bicycling trips to school made by children down by 65 percent during the last 40 years, according to the U.S Department of Transportation.
On February 9, Active Living Douglas County, together with West Central Wellness (a five-county statewide health improvement program) brought local partners from the region to a Safe Routes to School workshop.
The workshop was led by the Minnesota Department of Health, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota, and the State Safe Routes to School Network.
The purpose of a Safe Routes to School program is to promote active and healthy lifestyle choices for youth by providing a safe environment for school-age children to walk and/or ride a bike to school.
Local school districts, law enforcement members, city and county engineering firms, public health staff and parents from the West Central region met to discuss development of Safe Routes to School planning and identify action steps.
Safe Routes to School Programs focus on getting kids safely to school by getting neighborhood groups, traffic engineers and local officials to work together to develop safe school routes. It also encourages parents and children to take advantage of the many benefits of getting around on foot or by bike.
The recent workshop also included discussions on how to make walking and biking safer for students at the new Woodland Elementary School, which currently does not have a safe infrastructure in place for walking and biking.
"There is a need," said Jim Gripne of the Alexandria Police Department. "There are many parents driving kids to school because they don't have other options or feel comfortable having their kids walk."
Physical health is another reason why Safe Routes to School encourages alternatives to driving. According to the Center for Disease Control's chronic disease prevention and health promotion website, since the mid 1960s rates of childhood obesity have increased from 4 to 16 percent nationally.
If you would like more information, or to get involved, contact Jessica Peterson at Douglas County Public Health, (320) 763-6018.
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Active Living Douglas County is a coalition working toward a safe and healthy community by creating environmental changes to support walking and bicycling. For more information visit www.activelivingdc.com .
West Central Wellness is funded by the Statewide Health Improvement Program and works in Douglas, Pope, Stevens, Traverse and Grant Counties to create communities that support healthy choices. For more information visit www.westcentralwellness.org .
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By Thalen Zimmerman
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The warrant was issued after Cole Michelson failed to appear for a hearing at Douglas County District Court on Wednesday, Jan. 25.
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On Binnington: 'The only shot he cares about is the next one and that shows'
Chris Lomon
Jordan BinningtonSt. Louis Blues
Binnington, who debuted with the Western Conference club midway through the season, has played a massive role in helping the Blues go from post-season longshots to Cup finalist.
The goaltender "Digger" and "Red Dog" are watching right now is the same kid they saw work overtime to hone his craft in Owen Sound.
Dale "Digger" DeGray and Greg "Red Dog" Redquest, general manager and goaltending coach, respectively, for the Owen Sound Attack, have been following the 2018-19 Stanley Cup Playoffs with great interest, especially Jordan Binnington, the 25-year-old rookie between the pipes for the St. Louis Blues.
The Ontario native finished the season as the team's starting goaltender while notching a miniscule 1.89 goals-against average and .927 save percentage.
In the playoffs, he's been just as solid, fashioning a 2.40 goals-against average and .915 save percentage.
It's reminiscent of his junior days when he helped lead the Attack to an Ontario Hockey League (OHL) championship in 2010-11, and earned most outstanding goaltender honours at the 2011 Memorial Cup. He also led the OHL in shutouts as the Attack's starting goaltender in 2013 while winning the league's goaltender of the year award.
"I remember Jordan as being a guy that was competitive and fiery," recalled DeGray, a former NHL defenceman who has been with Owen Sound since 2007. "He would challenge his teammates in a good way. It was a, 'If I'm going to tell you to be good, I'm going to be better than that.' He wasn't just a talker. If he went out after he said it and they scored three goals on him in the first period, you had a chance to win 4-3. That's one of things I really remember. He wanted to be a good goalie and he challenged himself to get better."
Binnington's path to the NHL was anything but a straight line.
A third-round pick of the Blues in the 2011 NHL Draft, Binnington, after finishing his junior career 2013, spent the next four seasons in the minors, appearing in only one NHL game - a 13-minute relief appearance on January 14, 2016.
After the Blues endured a disastrous start to their 2018-19 regular season, the backstopper, who was playing with San Antonio of the American Hockey League, got called up on January 5.
That's when the Cinderella story began.
"He's a fun kid to be around," praised DeGray. "He was competitive and his teammates knew what they were getting. He was a good-natured kid that came in here at 16 full of hope and promise. He's one of those stories where you saw improvement every year. That's what he was about. I was talking to someone else and they asked me if I was surprised at his success in the NHL. I'm not. I expected him to get there at some point. He's put his time and played well in the minors. Now it's his time and he's taking advantage of it."
Even in the most high-pressure moments throughout the playoffs, Binnington, much like he did with the Attack, has remained unflappable.
If the puck gets past him, DeGray knows exactly what his former goaltender and finalist for the NHL's rookie of the year award is thinking.
"His mindset is, 'That was yesterday.' The only shot he cares about is the next one and that shows. I see a guy that's put the goal that was scored on him behind him and is worried about the next shot. When you can do that as a goalie, it doesn't get much better than that."
Greg Redquest would know.
With the Attack since the beginning of the 2010-2011 season, Redquest spent his junior days with the Peterborough Petes, Hamilton Fincups and Oshawa Generals, and was the first goalie selected in the 1976 NHL Entry Draft, going to the Pittsburgh Penguins.
He currently runs hockey camps out of Newmarket, Ontario, and works with Binnington over the summer.
"Jordan was very patient and wouldn't let anything bother him," recalled Redquest. "You couldn't get under his skin and he was just so smart. And his hand-eye coordination is lights out."
The man with over 30 years of coaching experience likes what he sees in Binnington as St. Louis chases its first Stanley Cup in franchise history.
"He was a leader," said Redquest. "If you were supposed to run 10 miles, he'd run 10 miles. He was the first one at the rink. He was always prepared and always backed his teammates. If someone got a penalty, he would step up to be the last line of defence."
Just like Binnington is doing with the Blues.
"I just talked to him a little while ago before the Final started and asked him, 'How you doin' Binny?' and he said, 'Just chilling… waiting for it to start.' I'll tell you this: you don't score on him too often in the same spot twice. He just fixes everything in his mind right there when he goes back in the net."
Redquest is enjoying every moment of it all, even beyond the glove saves and blocker stops.
"He's just a great kid. We all see what he's doing on the ice, but there's stuff we don't see, like him giving pucks to kids before the game. He'll do that with the kids, nod and smile at them, making them feel part of the game. I'm just loving all of this. We all are."
Noel Acciari gains new appreciation for the game after returning from injury
Acciari's ability to be placed anywhere in the lineup has helped the Blues get back on track after a tough start to the season.
Brayden Schenn eager to get back in blue
There's no need to ask the veteran St. Louis Blues forward if he's pumped about strapping on the skates for his 12th NHL season.
Player Q&A | Ryan O'Reilly
He's caught the Stanley Cup in adulthood, but in his younger days Ryan O'Reilly was all about the quest to catch 'em all.
From second-round selection to fastest skater – Jordan Kyrou embraces it all
In front of a packed house at T-Mobile Arena, Jordan Kyrou got his chance to see how he would fare against the fastest skaters in the league.
Colton Parayko launches Project 55 to assist sick children and their families
The goal of the non-profit organization is to bring comfort and relief to hospitalized children and their families.
Krug settling into St. Louis ahead of Blues debut
Torey Krug is settled in and ready to make his debut in St. Louis as a new member of the Blues.


I am María Cajo and I am a digital consultant working from the sunny Barcelona to the rest of the world. Passionated about marketing since 1988. More than 8 years dedicated to 360º digital marketing. Very results-oriented and passionate follower of the new communications and social media trends. Successfully developing digital marketing strategies in different languages for important markets.


Following the national floods of 2007, which affected over 55,000 homes and businesses across the UK, the Government made it a legal requirement to produce a Local Flood Risk Management Strategy. This ensures every Lead Local Flood Authority takes strategic responsibility for managing the risk of flooding.
Poole's Draft Local Flood Risk Management Strategy is currently available for comment on the Council's Planning Consultation Portal until 10 March 2016.
Councillor John Rampton, Portfolio Holder for the Environment & Consumer Protection, Borough of Poole said: "Poole, unlike many other areas across the UK, has not experienced severe internal flooding of property so our current primary tool for identifying future flood risk is being generated by computer modelling. We want people to read the draft strategy to increase their knowledge of all flood risk in Poole and tell us if they agree with the way we intend to manage and assess the risks into the future.
"To begin with we will use information provided by the Environment Agency but, over time, the computer modelling will be updated with real information following storm and rain events that affect our town. This will serve to make our computer modelling, and thereby flood predictions, increasingly accurate," he continued.
The computer modelling will use Surface Water Management Plans to address all types of flooding from tides, surface water and drainage. Solutions will then be investigated for these specific areas and discussed with other organisations to help identify funding opportunities and a timescale for implementation of potential solutions. However, there will be areas where there is no environmental or economic solution to protect property and/or infrastructure. In such circumstances Borough of Poole will work with the Local Resilience Forum so they can plan to respond to flooding risk or incidents in the most efficient way.


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Mid and East Antrim Borough Council has been recognised as one of the highest achieving councils for its commitment to environmental excellence.
The local authority was recognised for its work at the recent Northern Ireland Environmental Management Benchmarking Awards with the council retaining its platinum status.
Vice chair of the Operational Committee, Cllr. Mark McKinty said: "This recent recognition at the Environmental Management Benchmarking Awards proves that Mid and East Antrim Borough Council is leading the way in their commitment to the environment.
Reports show council has recycled 52.69 per cent of all waste collected from householders during 2017/18, an increase of 7.5 per cent on the previous year.


The Yale Department of Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations is one of the world's leading centers for the study of the Near East.
Throughout its long history, the department has maintained its strong sense of traditional humanist values, as well as its outstanding leadership role in developing and evaluating the latest techniques, perspectives, and resources for study of the Near East, from earliest times to the modern era.
The graduate and undergraduate programs of the Department of Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations emphasize reflective scholarship based on sound knowledge of the languages, civilizations, and material culture of the Near East. The Department's main faculty strengths today are in the areas of Arabic, Graeco-Arabic, and Islamic studies; Assyriology, including Sumerian and Akkadian; and Egyptology. Instruction is also offered in art and archaeology, Aramaic (including Syriac), Classical Ethiopic, Hebrew, Persian, modern and Ottoman Turkish, and Ugaritic. Interdisciplinary programs can be developed on an individual basis, in collaboration with such departments and programs as Anthropology, Classics, History, Medieval Studies, and Religious Studies. The department maintains archaeological field projects in Egypt, in which students may be invited to participate.
The department regularly sponsors lectures, colloquia, and presentations by scholars from around the world, as well as special events. In recent years, the department has also organized and hosted two major international conferences, with associated exhibitions in the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library and Sterling Memorial Library.
Under the auspices of the department, the Yale Egyptological Institute (Yale in Egypt) was founded in 2005.
The K. W. and E. K. Rosenthal Memorial Lectures in Ancient and Near Eastern Civilizations, endowed in memory of his parents by Franz Rosenthal, one of the Yale's most distinguished faculty members, feature eminent scholars in the Department's major fields of study.
The NELC Roundtable offers students an opportunity to rehearse public speaking about work in progress and receive feedback from faculty and peers in an informal atmosphere.
The Yale Arabic Colloquium (YAC) brings together each month all students and faculty at Yale whose academic work involves Arabic – including Religious Studies, Medieval Studies, Comparative Literature, and Anthropology – to discuss their work in conversation. Presenters alternate between advanced graduate students and new or visiting faculty. The Yale Arabic Poetry Group was inaugurated in 2004.
The monthly Assyriological Colloquium offers students the opportunity to hear presentations by visiting Assyriologists from the US and abroad, as well as to meet them informally.
The Department of Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations encourages applications from highly motivated and qualified students who prefer small classes and a course of instruction built around their individual needs and interests, and who are prepared to undertake a program of study entailing more coursework than is the norm for other graduate programs in the humanities: three full years, or twenty-four term courses, before qualifying for candidacy for the doctorate.
The department aspires to train contributing scholars and teachers in its several fields. Over 80% of our alumni today are employed or professionally active in their chosen disciplines, far higher than average in American graduate education. Graduates of the department hold important positions in colleges, universities, and museums throughout the United States and the world; many others who have followed different career paths remain productive scholars with our continuing encouragement and support. In addition to scholarly training, all students have the opportunity to receive extensive mentoring in teaching skills, the job-hunting process, and in such techniques as preparing applications for fellowships, awards, and grants.
Prospective students are strongly encouraged to visit the Yale campus in order to discuss their interests with the faculty, to attend classes, and to meet the graduate student population.


If last week was my first official styling gig, yesterday was the first time I "painted" someone else's face for a photo shoot. Not that I'm new at it, I've always loved painting my friends' faces and mine but it's all for fun. It's quite nerve-wracking seeing your work being taken by the lens, unsure if what you did fell short, or is over-the-top, or is just right.
Thankfully, it turned out fine.
I can only do natural looks or barely there make-up because that's what I wear everyday. I also had immense difficulty with the model's lips because they're too thin (which I so want. Haha). Using a lipliner, I lined past her real lips to make it look thicker (or at least I thought it did).
I have not blogged for almost a week, and the whole team was awesome enough to let me model, too, so I brought one ensemble. Yay! Hello Lookbook and Chictopia post!
Hype the look on Lookbook and Chictopia.
Yesterday was so fun. Too bad I didn't get to stay longer, I and my old high school friends had to meet to watch the pyrolympics at SM Mall of Asia. I was so tired that day I was sleeping while on the way to the mall. Hehe.


Smash Way – Unity Full Game – iOS, Android by andrewbrouddus.
This tiered 3-D arcade sport with gorgeous graphics the place you want to explode the pyramids and hindrances. Is a very good template for equivalent video games.
Go during the ranges, blow up the pyramids and transparent your means from quite a lot of hindrances.
Complete sport with addictive gameplay.
A whole set of fashions and textures, the presence of all ranges.
Availability of documentation at the scripts. Scripts are Js and CS.
Flexible tuning of all parameters in ranges. * All textures and UI parts in Psd structure, and separated into layers.
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Actor Will Smith captured the attention of Defcon attendees when he showed up unexpectedly at the hacker conference on Sunday apparently to do research for an upcoming movie.
The actor attended a talk that featured Apollo Robbins, a renowned sleight-of-hand artist, security consultant and entertainer, who is best known for picking the pockets of Secret Service agents during an encounter with U.S. President Jimmy Carter.
Smith came at the invitation of Robbins, who is coaching him for an upcoming movie, said Chris Hadnagy, the CEO of social engineering consultancy and training firm Social-Engineer and organizer of the Defcon social engineering contest.
According to Hadnagy, Smith was brought in through a back door so he can sit in and hear the talk that he, Robbins and Michele Fincher, another Social-Engineer representative, gave.
The talk included a demonstration of Robbins' skills, as he called an attendee to the stage and stole his watch, wallet and mobile phone in front of the crowd.
Smith then visited the Social Engineering Capture the Flag contest room where he greeted some people, gave some autographs and took some pictures, Hadnagy said.
Smith had to leave after 20 minutes, otherwise he risked getting mobbed, Defcon founder Jeff Moss said.
There were about 15,000 attendees at Defcon this year, according to the organizers.
It's not clear if Smith was at the conference doing research for a role in an upcoming movie or for a movie that he plans to produce.
Smith didn't share the name of the movie, but said that it's likely that it will be made, Moss said.
Some pictures of Smith at the conference accompanied by Jeff Moss were posted by attendees on Twitter.


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Jury begins deliberating in Hulk Hogan case
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FILE -In this Tuesday, March 1, 2016 file photo, Terry Bollea, known as professional wrestler Hulk Hogan, watches potential jurors at the Pinellas County Courthouse, in St. Petersburg, Fla., as jury selection began in his case vs. Gawker Media. Opening statements are scheduled to begin Monday, March 7, 2016, in the civil trial between pro wrestler Hulk Hogan and a popular news website. (Scott Keeler/The Tampa Bay Times via AP, Pool, File)

Posted at 12:09 PM, Mar 18, 2016
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Jurors began deliberating Friday afternoon in the trial of pro wrestler Hulk Hogan's lawsuit against Gawker media over a sex video.
In spirited closing arguments, lawyers for Hogan and Gawker discussed themes of personal life versus celebrity, and freedom of speech versus the right to privacy.
Hogan, whose given name is Terry Bollea, is suing Gawker for $100 million for posting a video of him having sex with his former best friend's wife. Hogan contends the 2012 post violated his privacy.
Hogan's attorneys told jurors this is the core of the case: "Gawker took a secretly recorded sex tape and put it on the Internet."
They said Hogan didn't consent to the video, that Gawker didn't follow usual journalism procedures before posting it and that the video wasn't newsworthy. Gawker did not try to contact Bollea or the woman in the video, and nor did the website contact the woman's husband, DJ Bubba The Love Sponge Clem, who recorded the video.
It was never conclusively determined during trial who leaked the video to the media.
Hogan didn't ask for any of this to happen, lawyer Kenneth Turkel said, adding that Bollea, the private man, expected privacy during an intimate moment. Much was made during the trial of Hogan's celebrity persona versus Bollea's privacy.
"I want you to imagine the fact that for 35 plus years he is essentially an actor, an entertainer, who has played the same role," said Turkel.
He said Hogan "has every right, every right, to keep whatever precious private moments in his life, which for this gentlemen are very few."
Hogan's lawyers also said Gawker's value increased by $15 million due to the post, while Gawker contends it made $11,000 in ad revenue.
Gawker's attorneys told the jury that the video is "not like a real celebrity sex tape" and urged them to watch the video, which contains nine seconds of sexual content.
They pointed out that news of the sex tape first appeared on at least two websites: TMZ and The Dirty. Hogan went on TMZ's TV program to talk about it, and later, appeared on the Howard Stern show.
"He has consistently chosen to put his private life out there, for public consumption," said attorney Michael Sullivan.
He also criticized Hogan's claim that he was in Hulk Hogan persona when he was doing interviews.
"An actor playing a character does that on set, but when they go on a talk show, they're themselves," Sullivan said.
Sullivan called into question whether the tape was all a celebrity stunt to drum up publicity for Hogan's career.
He suggested that although the jurors might find the video, Gawker and Hogan's sex life distasteful, they must protect the First Amendment right to free speech.
"We ask you to protect something that some of you may find unpleasant," he said. "To write, to speak, to think about all topics, to hold public figures accountable. It is right in the long run for our freedoms."
Meanwhile, in a related development, sealed documents in the case are expected to be unsealed late Friday.
Attorneys for media companies including The Associated Press sought to have the files unsealed and an appeals court agreed Thursday.


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Q: Jacoco 0.8.0 flagging throw and break in all switch cases despite tests I'm on "Jacoco 0.8.0". I've got a switch statement with tests for all cases.
Jacoco flags the throw and break in each case within the switch statement. The default case and break are unmarked. Why would it be flagging these?
I've looked around, and found posts like this that say previous versions had no filter for switch statements:
Why is JaCoCo not covering my String switch statements?
But I'm running 0.8.0 which is after this fix, and the issue is slightly different.
MRE:
public class MyClass{

    public void myMethod(String let) {
           switch (let) {
               case "A":
                   throw new Exception();
                   break;

               default:
                   break;
           }
      }

}

Tests for each:
@Test(expected = Exception.class)
    public void testMyMethodA() {
        MyClass class = new MyClass();
       class.myMethod("A");
    }

@Test(expected = Exception.class)
    public void testMyMethodDefault() {
        MyClass class = new MyClass();
       class.myMethod("Z");
    }

Example of Flags:
public class MyClass{

    public void myMethod(String let) {
[YELLOW]  switch (let) {
               case "A":
[RED]          throw new Exception();
[RED]          break;

               default:
                   break;
           }
      }

}

Jacoco flags the throw statements and the breaks as untested. It flags the switch as partially tested. I expected these to be covered.

A: First of all your MRE
public class MyClass{

    public void myMethod(String let) {
           switch (let) {
               case "A":
                   throw new Exception();
                   break;

               default:
                   break;
           }
      }

}

can not be compiled by
javac --version
javac 11.0.3

because of following errors
javac MyClass.java
MyClass.java:7: error: unreachable statement
                   break;
                   ^
MyClass.java:6: error: unreported exception Exception; must be caught or declared to be thrown
                   throw new Exception();
                   ^
2 errors

If you'll have a look at JaCoCo homepage you can notice that that 0.8.0 is almost two years old and latest version is 0.8.4
And JaCoCo changelog in its usual location on page https://www.jacoco.org/jacoco/trunk/doc/changes.html contains

Release 0.8.2 (2018/08/21)

*

*Part of bytecode that javac generates for switch statement on java.lang.String values with a small number cases is now correctly filtered out during generation of report (GitHub #730).

so that for corrected example
class Example {
    public void myMethod(String let) {
        switch (let) {
        case "A":
            throw new RuntimeException();
        default:
            break;
        }
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        for (String s : new String[]{"A", "B"}) {
            try {
                new Example().myMethod(s);
            } catch (Exception ignore) {
            }
        }
    }
}

JaCoCo 0.8.4 produces following expected report
javac Example.java -d classes

java -javaagent:jacoco-0.8.4/lib/jacocoagent.jar -cp classes Example

java -jar jacoco-0.8.4/lib/jacococli.jar report \
    jacoco.exec \
    --classfiles classes \
    --sourcefiles . \
    --html report

As a rule of thumb and quoting JaCoCo release announcements

as always we recommend you to use latest released version

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Recovery is NOT a destination, but a continuous journey based on long-term commitment and reintegration into a culture of recovery.
Recovery is NOT your own plan. No-one recovers in isolation. Get help.
Recovery is NOT impossible. Everyone who is willing to change can change.
Recovery is NOT 'drop and go' but an integrated and united effort by the family, the addicted individual and the treatment provider.
Recovery has to be holistic and balanced if it is to be sustained. Every area of one's life was affected and therefore every area needs to recover. A medical check up is vital. A healthy living plan such as good sleep, a healthy diet and eating plan, an exercise regime are important ingredients. Effective rehabilitation should result in positive change in one's physical, spiritual, mental, emotional, social, environmental, vocational and financial life.
Family supporters often fear relapse and if they have not learnt effective supporter skills to bolster and support recovery they then use negative old ways of coping such as denial, obsessing, emotionally venting, enabling or controlling which undermines the entire recovery process.
R - Restoring the damage caused by the negative effects of drug abuse. Every area of one's life is affected and therefore every area needs to recover.
Y - Your recovery, your goals. Clearly define a recovery plan with achievable goals to correct negative, self-defeating behaviours and to develop self-enhancing behaviours with accountability and support.
Is my loved one abusing drugs?
Is my loved one addicted or using socially?
What if my addicted loved one refuses help?
Read more about waiting for your loved one to make the choice to stop.
Centres such as Mighty Wings Life Centre are low cost and generally offer other recovery services at very low cost.


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Mehatronika je interdisciplinarna kombinacija koja se bavi uz interakciju komponenti i modula strojarstva, elektronike i računarstva u mehatroničkim sustavima.

Pojam mehatronika je nastao iz kombininacije engleskih riječi Mechanical Engineering-Electronic Engineering i skovan 1969. od japanske tvrtke Yaskawa Electric Corporation i ima podrijetlo u preciznoj mehanici.

Kasnije je povezan i s računalnim znanostima. Omogućuje stvaranje jednostavnih, ekonomičnih, pouzdanih i svestranih sustava.

Pojam mehatronika je u posljednjih nekoliko godina uveden je na cijelom svijetu.

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UK climate plan: What do the terms mean?on November 18, 2020 at 11:10 am
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The UK prime minister is set to publish his long-awaited "net zero" plan to tackle climate change. He has already backed technologies like carbon capture and storage, hydrogen, and small reactors. Here, we break down some of the terms we're likely to hear about in the plan.
The world is over-heating fast, thanks to emissions of carbon dioxide and other gases from burning fossil fuels.
Another important human-produced heating gas is methane – mostly from farming and landfill.
Scientists warn it simply won't be possible to get emissions of these to zero by the UK's chosen date of 2050.
So instead, the government is aiming for a target known as net zero. That means the emissions that can't be avoided by clean technology in 2050 will either be buried using the technology of carbon capture and storage, or soaked up by plants and soils.
Carbon capture and storage (CCS)
This does what it says on the tin – a technology that employs a chemical process to capture CO2 emissions from industrial chimneys. The gas is then compressed and forced into porous underground rocks.
Two decades ago, it was touted as a climate saviour. But it's very expensive and has never really taken off.
New technologies can also take waste CO2 and turn it into useful chemicals – but demand is vastly outstripped by the supply of unwanted CO2.
Net zero vs carbon neutral
Let's take net zero first. It refers to balancing out any greenhouse gas emissions produced by industry, transport or other sources by removing an equivalent amount from the atmosphere. This usually occurs through, for example, planting trees, which sequester carbon in their wood.
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The terms net zero and carbon neutral are often seen as interchangeable. But while net zero usually refers to all greenhouse gases, Chris Stark, chief executive of the UK government's advisory body the Committee on Climate Change (CCC), said his organisation mostly uses carbon neutral when referring to carbon dioxide emissions only.
Jim Watson, professor of energy policy at University College London (UCL), concurred with the CCC's definition but he added that it was "unfortunate" there was no universally agreed definition for the terms.
Small modular reactors (SMRs)
Mr Johnson wants new nuclear power for the UK but history has shown that the construction of large nuclear power plants often goes way over schedule and budget.
Several manufacturers are now trying to develop small modular plants as a "kit of parts" that can be assembled on site. The idea is that factory-built modules will be constructed at scale to drive down costs but some experts are highly sceptical.
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Hydrogen power
Hydrogen is the lightest element on Earth. When it's used as a source of energy, it produces no direct carbon emissions.
It can be used either in fuel cells, or burned in internal combustion engines.
Several industries hope hydrogen will replace the natural gas they burn and some transport experts believe hydrogen fuel cells will increasingly be used to power vehicles.
A fuel cell is an ingenious piece of equipment that converts chemical energy into electrical energy. This can be used, say, to power a lorry. Many fuel cells combine hydrogen and oxygen to generate electricity – with water and heat as by-products.
A key question is whether the hydrogen used for energy is itself from fossil gas. A key process for producing hydrogen in this way, known as steam reforming, also emits troublesome carbon dioxide and is expensive.
Hydrogen can also be manufactured by "splitting" water using wind energy, which is clean but even more costly.
Conventional nuclear power stations rely on a process called fission, where a heavy chemical element is split to produce lighter ones.
But nuclear fusion works by combining two light elements to make a heavier one.
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It's an attempt to replicate the processes of the Sun here on Earth. Nuclear fusion has been a dream of scientists for decades, because, like the Sun, it could act as an almost limitless source of energy.
Further attractions include cheap fuel, relatively little radioactive waste and no emissions of greenhouse gases. But getting more energy out than you put in remains immensely challenging and, since the 1950s, it's been touted as being "30 years away".
COP meetings
This time next year – postponed from 2020 because of Covid-19 – the UK will host a crucial meeting of world leaders known as COP26. It's where delegates from nations across the globe agree what they're going to do hold back climate change.
COP stands for Conference of the Parties. It will be attended by countries that signed the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) – back in 1992. This year's meeting will be the 26th, which is why it's called COP26.
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Next month, Prime Minister Boris Johnson will convene a virtual summit where leaders will be asked to offer their NDCs for tackling climate change. NDCs are Nationally Determined Contributions – in other words, voluntary offers by nations to cut their own emissions.
The timeframe in focus is up to 2030, and if the UK wants to encourage other countries to make cuts that are equal to the challenge, Mr Johnson must make an ambitious pledge with far-reaching effects across the economy.
This is a restriction that's placed on the total amount of greenhouse gases that can be emitted over a set period of time. The UK uses carbon budgets to keep on track with its strategy of switching over to a low-carbon economy.
The next budget, to be set next month, will carry Britain through to 2037, by which time it should be on track for net zero in 2050.
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Hen Sen Herbs was first established in 1951 by Juliana's father, Dr. Hen Sen Chin. He was the first traditional Chinese herbalist to see patients for their specific health concerns in the US. Patients came to see him from all backgrounds and different identities with a long range of health concerns. With his vast knowledge and experience, he showed his compassion and care for his patients every single day of his life. "An herbalist dedicates their whole lives to caring for their patients", just as he had done, Juliana continues the practice healing patients. His story long begins before he established Hen Sen Herbs in Seattle.
Dr. Hen Sen Chin, born in Toishan, China in 1923 was the youngest of 5 siblings, traveling to the US and returning to China, coming and going back and forth 3 times from the age of 10. He later stayed home in China with his mother and siblings before going to Hong Kong in order to study at the best Traditional Chinese Medicine school. Trained by a renowned herbalist, Dr. Ma, Dr. Chin apprenticed under him for 5 years, about the average time a formal apprenticeship would take, from the age of 17 to about 23. During his apprenticeship, he learned about traditional Chinese medicine from the philosophy and history to understanding and utilizing herbs for specific prescriptions.
Graduating at the top of his class, he had been trained specifically as an herbalist to heal the illnesses and disease often afflicting the people of the US. Health concerns ranged from the common cold and bodily pain to more severe cases such as chronic illnesses and cancer. He made sure that his patients were all cared for, often making house calls and phone calls from patients even after his work hours. After talking with them, he would prescribe herbs specific to their needs.
Herbs are an essential part of healing for internal health support. One package of herbs can be made up of as little as one type of herb or as many as tens and hundreds. As herbalist, we mainly use about 30-40 different types of twigs, roots, leaves, and stems in combination in order to help the patient feel better from their sickness.
Hen Sen Chin packaging the herbs
Dr. Chin always made sure his patients felt better after coming in for a consultation appointment, using ancient techniques such as tongue diagnosis, gua sha, herbal rubs and soaks, and tui na. With careful consideration of a patient's overall health, he would explain to them why they are feeling unwell and how to change in order to feel better long term. He was known to have a calm demeanor with strong compassion for his sick patients that needed him.
Hen Sen Chin with patients at old Chinatown office
After establishing his practice in Chinatown, Seattle in 1951, it became well known and welcomed all people from all backgrounds and different beliefs. As a dedicated traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, it didn't matter who an individual may be or what they believe, if they were feeling sick and sought for help, then they will get help. Healing transgressed all barriers, it was about the individual patient, it was about helping them feel better
As a healer and herbalist in the early 1950's in the US, traditional Chinese medicine had almost become a forgotten art. Even people of the Chinese community took some time to come back to their roots, coming back to practicing their folk remedies passed down from generation to generation in their families.
Herbalist are often sought for when home remedies are not strong enough to combat an illness. Once 3 days have passed and the illness is still present, an herbalist is seen. Since studying at a young age, Dr. Chin was one of the most knowledgeable and experienced herbalists in the US, often healing chronic diseases that other herbalist and western doctors have unsuccessfully tried to treat. Patients of all ages have come to see him, from toddlers to the elderly, he has made every effort to ensure that his patients feel better, but most importantly, he has taught his patients to better understand their bodies and become aware of how they feel.
Of the tens and thousands of patients that Dr. Chin has had, his daughter, Juliana was one of the most affected by his healing. She grew up with a weaker body and had chronic stomach pain and phlegm. After complete recovery, she apprenticed under him at the age of 12, learning to become a traditional Chinese herbalist and healer.
Today, his youngest daughter Juliana continues his legacy, healing patients the old-fashioned way, much like he had when he was alive, using complex blends of herbs and guiding patients to live their best life possible, whether through preventative healthcare or treatment plans for chronic illness/disease; she strives to help all her patients for their healthcare needs.
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Q: How to generate a list of numbers which made from n digit? how many numbers can we generate from n digit? For example: from 1,2,3, we can generate 1,2,3,12,13,21,....321. And how can we generate a list containing those numbers in python?

A: Inefficient solution.
l=[1,2,3]
from itertools import permutations
for i in range(1, len(l)+1):
    print [k for k in permutations(l, i)]

Output:
[(1,), (2,), (3,)]
[(1, 2), (1, 3), (2, 1), (2, 3), (3, 1), (3, 2)]
[(1, 2, 3), (1, 3, 2), (2, 1, 3), (2, 3, 1), (3, 1, 2), (3, 2, 1)]


An intriguing 6f 2year old maiden is the second race on the card at Haydock, and Haughmond looks a very solid each way bet to make the frame, and could well be capable of scoring. As the only runner in the field with previous experience, he could have an edge over some well-bred rivals.
It goes without saying, but Karl Burke 2nd time out 2 year olds really need respecting. His record is second to none – 53/260 (20.38%) for a £132.43 LSP, giving an A/E of 1.66. The son of Kheleyf proved difficult to load on debut but then ran an eye catching race over 5f on quicker ground. There is stamina in the dam's side of the pedigree and the step up to 6f and slightly softer ground should really suit.
Hibou is by Street Cry, a sire who is 24/151 (15.89%) with his newcomers for a £17.42 LSP and an A/E of 1.48. With that record and such powerful connections, it is no surprise he has been installed as market leader. Regardless, Karl Burke's runner is 'proven' as such on the racecourse, and several pounds improvement can be expected second time out.
Hope And Faith was a strong favourite on market debut and duly justified her market position, with an eye taking success at Doncaster. The form of that maiden has stood up, with the second placed horse recording an RPR of 86 next time out. It appears that an opening mark of 80 could have underestimated Jeremy Noseda's daughter of Zebedee.
Jamie Spencer retains the ride and he got the perfect run through at Doncaster. The horse showed a willing attitude and quickened away before tiring a little before the line. In a field of more experienced runners, punters could be forgiven for thinking the fact the filly has just the solitary run could be a negative, but she generally showed a professional attitude and again races on a flat, galloping course.
Favourite Ghalib has to be respected, especially after his demolition job last time out, but at half the odds, he doesn't represent much value.


Watchable Wildlife Inc. partnered with the US Forest Service to present a one day workshop focusing on Wildlife/Nature Tourism and seeking new ways to introduce the young and the "young at heart" to "America's Great Outdoors."
In addition to having sessions on Wildlife/Nature Tourism there were sessions highlighting Watchable Wildlife's Digital Bridge to Nature program.
The Board of Directors for Watchable Wildlife, Inc. has voted to postpone the 2013 Watchable Wildlife Conference. This decision was reached after reviewing the unprecedented travel restrictions in place for federal and state employees. We are currently exploring the possibility of holding a 2-day conference in the fall of 2014.