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The ancient Minoan settlement of Kato Zakros is located 40 kilometers east of Sitia, at the easternmost edge of the island. In this coastal settlement, the 4th largest palace of the Minoan civilization in Crete (after Knosos, Phaistos and Mallia), was found. The palace, although smaller than the rest, was built with a similar architectural design. It was the largest commanding, cultural and religious facility in the entire easternCrete, during the Minoan era. It's important to note that it was found unblemished.
This resulted in the palace providing the archeologists with important findings of great archeological value and in excellent condition. A part of the findings is exhibited in the Heraklion archeological museum and the rest at the Sitia archeological museum.
The palace was built in 1900BC and received an expansion in 1700BC. It was more than 8 acres in size and enclosed approximately 180 housings. It was destroyed in 1450BC, along with the rest of the Minoan civilization, possibly by the eruption of the volcano of Santorini(Thera), which caused an enormous earthquake, tidal waves and launched blazing lava in the air, causing fires all over the island.
The findings (golden swords, ivory, copper ornaments etc.) provide evidence that ancient Zakros was a living, fully-developed city, which, taking advantage of its location, traded with the eastern civilizations. After its destruction in 1450BC, it was never rebuilt. Today, it's in pretty good condition, thanks to the efforts of the locals, and receives hundreds of visitors.
You should definitely visit the Canyon of the Dead, which begins just after Pano Zakros and ends at Kato Zakros. On the canyon walls, caves where the ancient Zakrians used to bury their dead, can be found. The Canyon of the Dead is fully organized, since it's the ending part of the international trail E4, which starts at the Pyrenees and crosses the entire centralEurope.
ThebeachofKato Zakrosis fantastic, the water being crystal-clear, while there are also marvelous little taverns by the sea, to try out fresh seafood and some raki.
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As the "Roof of the World," Tibet has long been a favored destination for tourists from around the world.The mysterious Buddhist holy place was hidden from the outside world for thousands of years. For adventurers and traders it was a legendary land of treasure and riches.Located in the southwest of China, Tibet Autonomous Region has changed very rapidly both in its economy and tourism development. An airport now established in Lhasa has flights that can take visitors to and from many major cities like Beijing, Chengdu and Shanghai. A railway from Qinghai Province to Tibet is also open since July 2006.
Tibet is without doubt one of the most remarkable places to visit in Asia. It offers fabulous monastery sights, breathtaking high-altitude treks, stunning views of the world's highest mountains and one of the world's most grand peoples and cultures.
Locked in by towering mountains, Tibet on the southwestern border lies in the main part of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, the highest in the world, at an average altitude of 4,000 meters. Set up as an autonomous region in 1965, it has an area of more than 1.2 million square kilometers
The Himalayas in the south of Tibet have an average of 6,000 meters, the highest range on the earth. Their main peak, 8,848-metre Mount Qomolangma on the Sino-Nepalese border, is the summit of the globe. In the north are the Kunlun range and its branch, the Tanggula Mountains; in the middle the Gangdise range; and in the east the Hengduan range with numerous canyons and imposing mountains. North of the Gangdise range and south of the Kunlun range is the vast Northern Tibet Plateau. The Southern Tibet Valleys between the Gangdise and the Himalayas, crossed by the Yarlungzangbo River from west to east, are the principal farming and pastoral area of Tibet.
Tibets major rivers include the Yarlungzangbo, Nujiang, Lancang and Jinsha. The Tibet Plateau, one of the regions in China with the greatest number of lakes, has numerous salt lakes, the largest being Nam Co. In all, lakes cover a total area of some 30,000 square kilometers on the plateau. Tibet ranks second in the country in hydroelectric power potentials.
Set up as an autonomous region in 1965, Tibet has a population of 1.85 million, of which 15 per cent live in the cities and 85 per cent in the rural areas and 1.65 million are Tibetans, the predominant nationality there, and the rest Huis, Moinbas, Lhobas and Hans.

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Poultry consumption in Vietnam, India, Indonesia, and the Philippines (VIIP) has outperformed global growth in the past five years and is expected to continue growing through 2022 based on international financial services provider Rabobank's industry report Foodservice is the new growth driver.
The report, which analyzed poultry consumption trends in the four countries, found the growing demand for poultry, particularly chicken, is primarily driven by its relatively lower price point and acceptability across different cultures in VIIP. It also identified the key factors that will drive further growth in poultry consumption in the next five years.
"In Vietnam, India, Indonesia, and the Philippines, consumption preferences are increasingly gearing towards snacking and convenience," says Umesh Madhavan, Rabobank analyst of consumer foods. The growing acceptance of eating out and food delivery is proof of the changing consumer behavior.
"This growth pattern is supported by the significant millennial population in VIIP, who not only have a comparatively higher income but also are more likely to dine out and try different food options. These preferences will further boost the growth in foodservice," says Umesh Madhavan, Rabobank analyst of consumer foods.
Ben Santoso, senior analyst of animal protein at Rabobank, explains: "As eating out becomes more common, smaller-sized kiosks with a focus on poultry are expected to boost consumption through foodservice channels. However, supply-side factors such as increased competition in the processing industry and cheaper imports threaten to tighten margins for local VIIP poultry producers.
Chicken fast food in the Philippines has historically been dominated by Jollibee, although the rapid growth of kiosk-style chain Chooks-to-Go by the Bounty Fresh Group of Companies has been noted. The group's involvement in foodservice was driven out of concern over cheaper imports of chicken cuts, which prompted a move closer to end-consumers. At the end of 2017, Chooks-to-Go had 1,350 kiosks–up from 913 in 2012–all owned and operated by Bounty Fresh. The backward integration of Chooks-to-Go allowed them to sell a full-roasted chicken at P239 ($4.50) while a six-piece chicken bucket at Jollibee was priced upwards of P360 ($6.73). Chooks-to-Go has successfully entrenched themselves as an accessible and cheaper alternative to Jollibee.
Other brands, such as Andok's, Sr. Pedro, and Baliwag have also expanded, but at a slower rate. On the other hand, the growth of Mang Inasal and KFC outlets has slowed to 0 percent to five percent over the last five years, compared to nine percent to 50 percent between 2008 and 2012. The slowdown may have been attributable to high rentals and price competition.


Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. In a bowl, combine refried beans, 3/4 cup salsa, garlic, chicken, taco seasoning and 1/4 can of green chiles, mix well. In another bowl, mix together 1/4 cup salsa, cilantro, black beans, tomatoes, and rest of green chiles. Assemble: Place 1 tortilla in a pie plate- Spread 3/4 cup pinto bean mixture over tortilla. Top with 1/4 cup cheese, and cover with another tortilla. Spread with 2/3 cup black bean mixture, and top with 1/4 cup cheese. Repeat layering twice. Cover with last remaining tortilla, and spread on top with the remaining refried bean mixture and cheese. Cover with foil, and bake in preheated oven for 40 minutes. Cut into wedges.


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Zita the Spacegirl by Ben Hatke
By Maureen Tai, 22 June 2018
"Two arms two legs? Anyone?' – Zita
Planet Earth. An enormous crater scars a grassy clearing in some woods. Zita and Joseph chance upon the depression and discover a squareish object within the meteoroid that lies smouldering at the bottom of the hole. There is an enticing red button on the object, which of course, Zita mischievously pushes. Multiple times.
And of course, all hell breaks loose.
Menacing tentacles snake from a shimmering portal and wrap around the terrified Joseph, snatching him away. Fearful but resolved to save the friend she has thoughtlessly imperilled, Zita presses the button again, and is teleported to a fantastical world inhabited by giant snails, walking clumps of turf, many-limbed and many-eyed blobular creatures and robots of all shapes and sizes. In shock, Zita is jostled by the crowds and she drops the precious device, which is promptly stomped on and crushed by a lumbering but benevolent being, Strong Strong. With no way home and her friend kidnapped by presumably sinister forces, Zita retreats to the slums of The Tatters, where she licks her wounds and tries to make sense of her situation.
It gets worse before it gets better. Zita learns that the planet that she transported herself to is on a collision course with an asteroid that will destroy it and all its inhabitants in a mere three days time. Those who can flee have done so, and those who remain wait in solemn resignation for the end to come. They are all doomed.
Our spunky heroine is not deterred. After a rather hasty intervention in a brewing brawl, Zita makes the acquaintance of another human, a tall, lanky and goateed fellow who himself is keen to flee the ill-fated planet. Piper, who has a whiff of mystery about him, collects and refurbishes "vintage items," mechanical odds and sods that litter the domed residence that he shares with a gentle oversized rodent called Mouse. From there, Zita – accompanied by Mouse – embarks on a perilous quest to save Joseph from the planet's original settlers, the Scriptorians, who appear to have taken him in the misguided hope that the boy will save their planet from destruction. Will Zita and the eccentric but well-meaning companions that she fortuitously encounters on her way to the Scriptorian Castle, find and save Joseph, as well as themselves? But of course!
Zita the Spacegirl is a zippy, action-packed read that is chock-full of imaginative and intriguing human and alien characters, drawn simply but with such mastery that they jump, slide, swerve and fly effortlessly from panel to panel, page by page. The dialogue is punchy – although most of it is delivered by Zita's companions rather than Zita herself – and the story unfolds layer by suspenseful layer until the reader is left, at the end, with the satisfying kernel of truth and understanding. Zita herself is a well-balanced protagonist – strong, resilient and kick-ass when she has to be, but thoughtful, remorseful and empathetic when the situation calls for it. Did I mention that the billowing green cape makes for an awesome Halloween costume as well?
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Q: Calling JTextArea.append() from a subclass's thread I'm creating some chatting functionality in Java, using WindowBuilder. My GUI class creates a thread, from within which I want to be able to update the superclass's TextArea. The reason I create a thread is that I want to be able to interrupt the code that is inside the subclass.
My problem is that I can't append to the superclass's TextArea from within the subclass's thread.
I tried cutting down my code to the bare essentials:
import java.awt.EventQueue;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JTextField;
import javax.swing.SwingUtilities;
import javax.swing.JScrollPane;
import javax.swing.JTextArea;
import javax.swing.JMenuBar;
import javax.swing.JMenuItem;
import javax.swing.JMenu;
import javax.swing.GroupLayout;
import javax.swing.GroupLayout.Alignment;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;

public class SSCCE {

    private JFrame frmRoom;

    private final static String newline = "\r\n";

    private JTextField textField;
    private JScrollPane scrollPane;
    private JTextArea textArea;

    /**
     * Launch the application.
     */
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        try {
        } catch (Throwable e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        EventQueue.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                try {
                    SSCCE window = new SSCCE();
                    window.frmRoom.setVisible(true);
                } catch (Exception e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }
            }
        });
    }

    /**
     * Create the application.
     */
    public SSCCE() {
        initialize();
    }

    /**
     * Initialize the contents of the frame.
     */
    private void initialize() {
        frmRoom = new JFrame();
        frmRoom.setTitle("Test");
        frmRoom.setBounds(100, 100, 450, 300);
        frmRoom.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);

        JMenuBar menuBar = new JMenuBar();
        frmRoom.setJMenuBar(menuBar);

        JMenu mnButton1 = new JMenu("Button 1");
        menuBar.add(mnButton1);

        JMenuItem mntmButton2 = new JMenuItem("Button 2");
        mntmButton2.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
            public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent arg0) {
                Thread t = new Thread(new SSCCESub());
                SwingUtilities.invokeLater(t);
                //t.start();
                //Neither of the above work.
            }
        });
        mnButton1.add(mntmButton2);

        textField = new JTextField();

        scrollPane = new JScrollPane();
        textArea = new JTextArea();
        textArea.setEditable(false);
        scrollPane.setViewportView(textArea);

        GroupLayout groupLayout = new GroupLayout(frmRoom.getContentPane());
        groupLayout.setHorizontalGroup(
            groupLayout.createParallelGroup(Alignment.LEADING)
                .addComponent(scrollPane, GroupLayout.DEFAULT_SIZE, 434, Short.MAX_VALUE)
                .addGroup(Alignment.TRAILING, groupLayout.createSequentialGroup()
                    .addComponent(textField, GroupLayout.PREFERRED_SIZE, 434, Short.MAX_VALUE)
                    .addGap(0))
        );
        groupLayout.setVerticalGroup(
            groupLayout.createParallelGroup(Alignment.LEADING)
                .addGroup(groupLayout.createSequentialGroup()
                    .addComponent(scrollPane, GroupLayout.DEFAULT_SIZE, 214, Short.MAX_VALUE)
                    .addComponent(textField, GroupLayout.PREFERRED_SIZE, 28, GroupLayout.PREFERRED_SIZE))
        );
        frmRoom.getContentPane().setLayout(groupLayout);

    }

    private void addLineToTextArea(String line) {
        System.out.println("Tried calling a superclass method in order to append to the TextArea");
        textArea.append(line + newline);
    }

    private static class SSCCESub extends SSCCE implements Runnable {

        public void run() {
                super.textArea.append("This won't be visible" + newline); //TODO This is what my question is about.
                super.addLineToTextArea("This won't be visible");
                System.out.println("This should be visible");
                return;
        }
    }
}

A: The short answer is: don't use inheritance to try to facilitate communication between a child and parent objects. That's not what inheritance is for, and not how it works (as you're finding out). Instead use composition -- pass an instance of object1 into object2 using constructor or method parameters, and call public methods to pass information.
So your 2nd class could have a constructor that takes a SSCCE parameter, allows you to pass it in, then set an SSCCE field and this can allow you to call public methods of your current SSCCE object.
Next, once you fix this, your code runs afoul of Swing threading rules -- you should only mutate Swing components on the Swing event thread. Please read Lesson: Concurrency in Swing
More detailed answer coming....
For example, say you wanted to hook a Swing GUI with a Socket for simple chat communication. We could create a new GUI class, say called SSCCE2, something like....
import java.awt.BorderLayout;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import java.net.Socket;
import javax.swing.*;

@SuppressWarnings("serial")
public class SSCCE2 extends JPanel {
    private static final int GAP = 4;
    private Action submitAction = new SubmitAction("Submit");
    private JTextField textField = new JTextField(40);
    private JTextArea textArea = new JTextArea(20, 40);
    private JButton submitButton = new JButton(submitAction);
    private PrintWriter printWriter = null;
    private ChatWorker chatWorker = null;

    public SSCCE2(Socket socket) throws IOException {
        printWriter = new PrintWriter(socket.getOutputStream());
        chatWorker = new ChatWorker(this, socket);
        chatWorker.execute();

        textArea.setFocusable(false);
        JScrollPane scrollPane = new JScrollPane(textArea);
        scrollPane.setVerticalScrollBarPolicy(JScrollPane.VERTICAL_SCROLLBAR_ALWAYS);

        textField.setAction(submitAction);
        JPanel bottomPanel = new JPanel();
        bottomPanel.setLayout(new BoxLayout(bottomPanel, BoxLayout.LINE_AXIS));
        bottomPanel.add(textField);
        bottomPanel.add(submitButton);

        setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(GAP, GAP, GAP, GAP));
        setLayout(new BorderLayout(GAP, GAP));
        add(scrollPane);
        add(bottomPanel, BorderLayout.PAGE_END);
    }

    // Action (acts as an ActionListener) that gets text from
    // JTextField and puts it into JTextArea
    // And also sends it via PrintWriter to the Socket
    private class SubmitAction extends AbstractAction {
        public SubmitAction(String name) {
            super(name);
        }

        @Override
        public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
            String text = textField.getText();
            textField.selectAll();

            // send this to the socket for chatting....
            if (printWriter != null) {
                printWriter.println(text);
            }

            textArea.append(text);
            textArea.append("\n");
        }
    }

    // public method to allow outside objects to append to the JTextArea
    public void append(String text) {
        textArea.append(text);
        textArea.append("\n");
    }

}

with a public method, say public void append(String text) that allows outside classes to append to the JTextArea, then we would pass an instance of this to where needed, here: chatWorker = new ChatWorker(this, socket); by passing in this. Then our ChatWorker can call the public methods:
import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.Socket;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Scanner;
import javax.swing.SwingWorker;

//better if the threading is done with a SwingWorker
//to not run afoul of Swing threading rules
public class ChatWorker extends SwingWorker<Void, String> {
    private SSCCE2 sscce2 = null;
    private Scanner scanner = null;

    public ChatWorker(SSCCE2 sscce2, Socket socket) throws IOException {
        this.sscce2 = sscce2; // get the instance and assign to field
        scanner = new Scanner(socket.getInputStream());
    }

    @Override
    protected Void doInBackground() throws Exception {
        // this is called in a background thread
        while (scanner.hasNextLine()) {
            publish(scanner.nextLine());
        }
        return null;
    }

    @Override
    protected void process(List<String> chunks) {
        // this is called on the Swing event thread
        for (String text : chunks) {
            sscce2.append(text); // append the texts as they come in
        }
    }
}

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Performance poet Ali Brumfitt appears at events and festivals across the UK and has featured on the bill at Glastonbury, the Big Chill, Beautiful Days, Camp Bestival, Cheltenham Festival of Literature, Ledbury Poetry Festival, and many others. Formerly working as Head of Communications for a number of NHS trusts - most recently, South West London and St George's Mental Health Trust - Ali abandoned a standard career path two years ago to attempt a lower impact, more authentic, life on a narrowboat.
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You have probably already seen some captivating illustrations from Sarah J. Coleman of Inkymole on Harper Lee's 'Go Set a Watchman'. Such brilliant drawing is the result of total dedication to the organic line coming from nibs and ink.
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Curious to discover our latest featured artist? You have probably already seen some captivating illustrations from Sarah J. Coleman of Inkymole on Harper Lee's 'Go Set a Watchman'. Such brilliant drawing is the result of total dedication to the organic line coming from nibs and ink.
Sarah, tell us about your career as an illustrator…
I arrived, with an unintentional pseudonym, at a very full-time job in illustration and typography via additional hours served in the bizarre and magical worlds of weddings, pirate radio, lecturing, youth work, Shakespearean theatre and typesetting obituaries, squeezed in at night between illustrations.
A very interesting and varied background and for sure a lot of inputs for your creations. You must have had quite a busy professional life?
Yes! My life has pretty much been defined by 'busy-ness'! I've been making words and pictures for international clients for over two decades. I've had 12 solo and 26 group exhibitions across the UK and US, and my partner and I also have a part-time radio station, a little record label and fingers in several other pies – we've just made a documentary for example. It all stems from a shared history in 'making things'! I've never know what's going to be round the corner and I still don't, but I know pens are always going to be involved somewhere along the line.
How would you define your work?
My work is organic, irreverent, dark, silly, scratchy, changeable, energetic, always made by hand, and there is a lot of it; I love ink, my weapon of choice since my ten-year-old self was given a bottle of Quink by my Dad.
What are your favourite artistic tools?
Fountain pens and nibs have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. My Dad gave me an old Parker to use with his Quink, and I was hooked on the immediacy and sensitivity of this pen previously only used in school. A little later he gave me his Witch (William Mitchell) dip pen set to use, complete with monochrome hand-drawn box, and the marks I could achieve with these wide, responsive nibs paved the way for the career I have now; I used those pens continuously right up until they gave way just after my degree ended. Those Mitchells, together with the other dip pens and the original Quink bottle, are now retired in my archive, which is also home to the hundreds of antique nibs bought from eBay and scooped up at flea markets around the world. One day I may use some of these, but only if the time ever comes when Manuscript no longer make the new ones! My current most-used nib is the Leondardt 256, though the Japanese Nikko-G has been an absolute essential for years. They do very different jobs
In addition to the nibs and fountain pens, I have a vulgarly large collection of black fineliners, Japanese calligraphy pens, brushes and graffiti markers, and although black ink is my first love, I adore colour and work with a well-known British ink company using and testing their beautiful highly pigmented colours.
So what do you do with all these tools?
Well, I've illustrated over 350 book covers with more currently on the work schedule – I'd say it's quite a good job I like doing them! The most recent and probably best-known is my cover for Harper Lee's 'Go Set A Watchman', and before that, the 50th Anniversary Edition of 'To Kill A Mockingbird'. However when I'm doing lectures or talks, it's the fact that I did the first illustrated American Playboy cover for 25 years that people remember…which sits just as comfortably next to my big Co-op Christmas campaign as my ads for KY Lubricants and my Asda chocolate – I'm nothing if not versatile!
I always said that if I wasn't an illustrator, I would work in the Mac (Apple) store with the machines I have loved since I was at college or at the M.A.C. make-up store, playing with lipstick and mascara all day in a special make-up holster.
I work in the Midlands, in a bright glass-roofed studio with a garden on top, and after having a four-year 'thing' for running, I'm now back to 'just' the weight training, swimming and yoga. Which I do to keep my brain from exploding and splattering the world with ink. I can't keep it off my fingers though. Nope. They have to be bleached…for special occasions.
Have a look at the interesting gallery of Sarah's artworks below and watch her video.
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Was famous Cornell professor a harasser or the victim of a witch hunt?
Washington, D.C.- The New York Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, agreed today to hear an appeal from Cornell University psychology professor James Maas, the nationally known researcher and filmmaker accused of sexual harassment by former students. Maas is asking the court to reinstate his lawsuit, which charges that Cornell failed to follow its own procedures for investigating and adjudicating sexual harassment charges. Lower courts had previously dismissed the suit without reaching the merits of Maas's claims.
Maas claims that Cornell prevented him from questioning his accusers, denied him the right to counsel and even the right to select an adviser, failed to adhere to its own definition of sexual harassment, and violated promises of confidentiality. Maas is represented by the Center for Individual Rights (CIR) in Washington and New York attorney David Stoll.
The accusations against Professor Maas in 1994 set off a long-running and highly publicized debate on the Cornell campus and around the nation. The professor's national reputation contributed to the attention surrounding the case. Maas, who continues to teach the most popular course at Cornell and has received numerous national and local teaching awards, is perhaps best known for the educational films and television programs he produces.
The allegations against Maas were first made by twin sisters that had worked on his film crews. They eventually found two other former crew members to join them as complainants. After graduating, the four women charged that kissing and hugs, exchanges of gifts, and various remarks made while working for Maas constituted a pattern of sexual harassment. Although Maas was not found, according to Cornell, "to have either had, or sought, an intimate sexual relationship with any of his students, nor to have engaged in [any] physically abusive behaviors," the university imposed sanctions against the professor.


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The SuperJumbo is Back! How to Fly on an A380
Aviation fans around the world breathed a huge sigh of relieve when a number of airlines reversed decisions to ground their Airbus A380 fleets following the Covid-19 pandemic.
Airlines like British Airways, Qantas, Singapore Airlines and Qatar Airways are all now opening up A380 schedules where previously their aircraft were parked up with an uncertain future.
Now's the time to fly an A380
While this is great news, and it should see the A380 continue in revenue service for at least the next few years – especially with airlines like Emirates who have a large number of the type – you should not rest on your laurels if you haven't yet tried the A380.
And I'm in that camp – I've never flown the SuperJumbo, and intend to do something about it very soon. Stay tuned!
Some airlines that have reactivated the A380 are only likely to keep it going in the short term, as they focus more on twin-engine types like the 787, A350 and A321XLR which are more suited to today's capacity demands.
How to fly on an A380 in 2022
The most common airports to see the A380 are the main operating bases of the airlines listed below, as well as large hubs like London Heathrow, Dubai International, Frankfurt, Singapore and Tokyo Narita.
The airlines that are now operating the A380 (or plan to do so very soon) are:
Flies its A380 "Flying Honu" aircraft exclusively between Tokyo Narita and Honolulu.
Not yet flying, but expected to return its A380s to service as part of its merger with Korean Air.
Reintroducing the type on its key North American routes, like Dallas Ft Worth, Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco and Washington Dulles, as well as Dubai, Singapore and Johannesburg.
B-6136 China Southern A380
Still flying a quiet schedule with its A380s, China Southern's aircraft are based at Guangzhou and typically link to destinations like Amsterdam, Los Angeles, Melbourne, Paris CDG, Sydney, Tokyo Narita and Vancouver, as well as domestically to Beijing.
The largest operator by far, and introducing new A380 routes all the time. Most are to Europe, China, North America, South America, Africa and even some short routes to the Middle East (Amman, Istanbul, Riyadh etc).
Only reintroducing its A380s for a couple of years. They will fly from Seoul Incheon to China and some other long haul routes.
Its refurbished fleet is being brough back online, and will link Sydney with Los Angeles initially. But is also expected to return to destinations like Singapore, London Heathrow and parts of Asia.
Brought back reluctantly, Qatar Airways is reactivating its A380s to cover grounded A350s. They are flying on high density routes from Doha, such as London Heathrow and Paris CDG.
As well as briefly flying the shortest A380 route, from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur, Singapore Airlines is reintroducing the SuperJumbo to London Heathrow and Sydney before the end of 2021.
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Durand December 22, 2021 - 5:25 pm
Back in July 2010, I was fortunate to sample the MegaBus courtesy of AF/AFR between CDG and LHR and back. The french flag carrier parted with the A380, but F-HPJB enabled me to start my type chart. YET ….. next to the Airbus A330 and A340, the Boeing 707, the Douglas DC 6, DC 7 and DC 8, the Boeing 747, 767, 777, the Douglas DC 10, the Lockheed L1049 and McDonnell MD 11, I am EAGER to add the MegaBus together with the Dreamliner on some Long-Haul flights.
Congrats for the Newborn, Merry Christmas, Happy new Year, all the Best
Alain Durand
Matt Falcus December 23, 2021 - 2:39 pm
Thank you Alain!
Hello, have had six A380 flights with EK, SQ, and QR, and very enjoyable, and so smooth on landing.
First one in 2010 and latest one in 2019.
Christopher December 29, 2021 - 2:59 pm
You forgot (or maybe, you didn't know, in which case you should have)
to mention British Airways is also to reintroduce it to Vancouver , from June 2022.


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Ripple CEO Says SEC's "Shamefulness" Will Shock You
Ripple says that it finally has Hinman docs, claiming that its content will be shocking and damaging for the SEC's case against the company
According to Stuart Alderoty, general counsel at Ripple, the defendants finally managed to get their hands on the internal emails and drafts of former U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission official William Hinman.
It took Ripple 18 months and six court orders to get access to these documents.
As reported by U.Today, the court has repeatedly rejected the SEC's arguments about deliberative process privilege (DPP) and attorney-client privilege.
After examining the documents, Alderoty now says that it "was well worth the fight."
He added that Ripple now feels "even better" about its legal arguments in the case. At the same time, he says that he feels even worse about the case for now.
The documents remain confidential for now due to the SEC's request, Alderoty says.
Shocking "shamelessness"
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse says that the SEC's "shamefulness" will be shocking for those who follow the case.
"The SEC wants you to think that it cares about disclosure, transparency, and clarity. Don't believe them," Garlinghouse said.
The SEC has been accused of giving Ethereum preferential treatment after Hinman said that the cryptocurrency wasn't a security in his infamous 2018 speech.
However, the regulator has distanced itself from the speech, claiming that the views of its former official do not represent those of the agency.
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Update: Texas Jeep Party Has Locals Rallying to Ban Event After Dozens of Arrests, Injuries
One of the hospitalized attendees suffered severe trauma when his head was run over by a moving truck.
By Chris TeagueMay 21, 2019
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As the carnage from last weekend's Go Topless Jeep event in Crystal Beach, Texas comes into focus, several people are facing charges, a few are hospitalized with life-threatening injuries, and thousands of people are calling for officials to stop future events like it from happening.
The plot thickens. As we start to get a full picture of the aftermath from last weekend's beach-goer shenanigans, the event looks even crazier than it did at first take. More than 100 people were arrested, and in true internet fashion, the Galveston County Sherriff's Office has released a full list of their names, charges, and mugshots. Among the more interesting infractions, we see possession of marijuana, unlawfully carrying a weapon, minor consuming alcohol, and interference with law enforcement duties.
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These are just some of the Jeepers arrested for their antics at Crystal Beach last weekend.
We've also started to hear about the injuries sustained by partygoers, some of which are downright heartbreaking, despite the stupidity involved in their occurrence. One story is that of Tanner Francis, a 21-year-old father that attended the event on Saturday. Francis fell out of a truck while riding on the beach, the vehicle then driving over his head. He suffered multiple skull fractures and is currently in a local hospital's intensive care unit. Though he's alive and able to write messages to loved ones, his predicament is far from over. Tanner was just one of six people hospitalized, and at least one more of those people is listed in critical condition according to a family member.
As locals and law enforcement start to see the full aftermath of the Jeep event, it's not surprising that many people are calling for officials to put a stop to the bash. More than 11,000 people have signed a petition hoping to end the event. The backlash goes both ways, though the matter is complicated by the fact that there were several groups under different names attending the event. Some stood up for their rights to hold and attend the event, giving their stories in Facebook posts and group pages.
Jeep Beach Party Chaos Leads to 68 Arrests and 32 Car Crashes in Texas Town
According to the local sheriff, a major highlight of the weekend was that "no one died."
Jeep Wrangler Driver Flees Scene After Running Over Sunbathing Beach-Goer in Florida
After leaving tire marks on the victim's leg, the Jeep driver drove away and remains at large.
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Last week I made two presentations.
First was a power point presentation to the distinguished residents of the Arizona Senior Academy on "How Abraham Lincoln Told Stories to Touch Hearts, Minds and Funny Bones." The audience was one of the most Lincoln-informed that I have had the pleasure to present to. During he question and answer period following my presentation, I was asked extremely insightful questions about Lincoln. I was having so much fun interacting with the audience, several of whom were authors themselves, that I hated to leave.
My second presentation was to the Aztec Toastmasters Club on the topic of "How Abraham Lincoln Used Stories to Overcome Trials and Tribulations." Below is a clip from that presentation, on how Lincoln used stories to soften the blow of saying "no".
April 18, 2015. Forum Speaker at The Association of Lincoln Presenters 2015 Convention, Vandalia, Illinois.


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Judge: Florida-based broadcaster is Russian foreign agent, must register
By CURT ANDERSON, AP Legal Affairs Writer
A federal judge has ruled a Florida-based broadcasting company that provides Russian programs to a Washington radio station must register as an agent of a foreign government.
MIAMI — A federal judge has ruled a Florida-based broadcasting company that provides Russian programs to a Washington radio station must register as an agent of a foreign government.
The Justice Department said in a news release Tuesday that RM Broadcasting of Jupiter, Florida, was essentially providing publicity for Russia through an agreement with state-run Rossiya Segodnya. That entity's "Sputnik" programming is broadcast all day on WZHF-AM in the Washington area.
RM Broadcasting had asked Florida U.S. District Judge Robin Rosenberg to rule it's not required to register as a foreign agent, but she sided with the Justice Department. Officials say this was the first civil enforcement since 1991 of the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
"The American people have a right to know if a foreign flag waves behind speech broadcast in the United States," said John C. Demers, assistant attorney general for national security. "Our concern is not the content of the speech, but providing transparency about the true identity of the speaker."
RM Broadcasting attorney Nicole Hughes Waid said the Justice Department has an overly broad interpretation of the foreign agent registration law.
"We respect the court's decision, but disagree with the outcome," she said. "We believe that this interpretation will have serious repercussions for other conduits of communication, such as internet providers, social media networks, and other members of the broadcast industry."
Waid added that an appeal is unlikely because of the high cost.
Rossiya Segodnya, according to the Justice Department, was created by Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2013 to "advance Russian interests abroad." Its goal is to "provide information on Russian state policy and Russian life and society for audiences abroad," according to Putin's decree.
In court documents, RM attorneys said the company was not in a joint venture with Rossiya Segodnya but rather had an "arms-length" deal in which it resold radio airtime to the Russian entity. RM, they said, had no authority or control over any of the programming content.
Rosenberg, however, found that a 2017 agreement between the two put RM under the direction or control" of Rossiya Segodnya and as its "publicity agent," requiring RM to register.
RM Broadcasting is owned by Arnold Ferolito, who is a U.S. citizen with a long career in broadcasting, according to his court filings. The business is described as one that purchases broadcast airtime and then sells it to radio programmers.
"He strongly disagrees with the idea that he is the agent of a foreign principal," Waid said.
RM said it was first contacted about registering as a foreign agent regarding the Rossiya Segdnya deal in December 2017. That same year, the U.S. required Russia's RT network to register as a foreign agent. Sputnik is also registered as a foreign agent in the U.S.


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Overview of the Tony Danza Divorce
Born April 21, 1950 Tony Danza is an Italian-American actor who is best known for starring on the hit TV series Who's the Boss? For this role, Danza was nominated for four Golden Globe Awards and one Emmy Award. Additionally, Danza won the People's Choice Award for Favorite Male Performer in a New Television Series for his work on the sitcom The Tony Danza Show.
Shortly after graduating from college, Tony Danza was discovered by a television producer at a small boxing gymnasium in New York City. Following this encounter, Danza earned a spot on the television show Taxi, which ultimately propelled the actor into stardom. In 1986, following the acceptance of this role, Danza married for the second time, to Tracy Robinson. The couple separated in early 2006, but remained married until March 10, 2011, when the couple officially filed for divorce. The couple shares two daughters, Katherine and Emily.
The Tony Danza Divorce marked the dissolution of the marriage between Danza and Carpenter; the Tony Danza Divorce was filed in March 2011 and remains pending in the California Court System—the divorce proceedings will effectively end the 25 year marriage with Robinson. The couple has cited irreconcilable differences as the reason for the divorce and has asked the settlement as well as the proceedings to be kept private. Additionally, the custody issues revolving around their two daughters will be kept, for the most part, private.
The Plea of 'No Contest' within the Tony Danza Divorce:
An uncontested divorce is one in which both parties have reached a mutual agreement with regard to the reasons behind filing for divorce, as well as the placement of fault in conjunction to the breakdown of the marriage. In the case of the Tony Danza Divorce, both Tony Danza and Tracy Danza opted to file for a divorce uncontested – or unchallenged – in nature, which retained the classification of the reason for the Tony Danza Divorce as a result, a bulk of celebrity couples undertaking divorce proceedings opt to either settle outside of court or file for divorce in an uncontested fashion in order to avoid potential media coverage and publicity.
The Terms of the Tony Danza Divorce Settlement:
A divorce settlement will typically include 3 primary facets with regard to the terms and conditions set forth by the presiding court official who was responsible for determining spousal support – in the form of alimony, child custody – and subsequent child support payments, and the division of assets. As a result of the couple's requrest to undergo a relatively private divorce settlement is unkown how the couple's assets and children will be dived amongst the individuals. It is assumed; however, that considering Danza's success and fortune, he will be required to provide spousal support for Robinson. Additionally, it is assumed, as a result of the couple's amicable departure, that the two will share custody of their daughters.
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Now we know the fate of the missing Maple Leafs goalie prospect.
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Today, the Toronto Maple Leafs have announced that goalie prospect Ian Scott has undergone hip surgery.
The Toronto Marlies announced today that goaltender Ian Scott has undergone successful hip surgery to correct ongoing issues related to impingement. He is expected to miss a minimum of six months but the team anticipates Scott to be ready for training camp in 2020.
Scott has not played this season at all and last appeared on a roster in training camp, but did play in any games. He was never moved off the Marlies roster to an expected appearance on the Newfoundland Growlers due to an announced injury that was never clarified until now.
What is Impingement?
In a hip joint, which is a ball and socket joint, Femoroacetabular impingement occurs when either the head of the leg bone that makes up the ball or the cup-shaped socket on the pelvis don't mesh correctly. There are several different forms and theorized causes of the condition, particularly as they relate to hockey goalies.
It has been understood for some time that the condition is more common in hockey players in general, and the relationship between congenital abnormalities and the the effects of playing and practising certain hockey moves have been studied in recent decades.
FAI, as it is known, is a thing that scares goalies when they hear it. For many, there is fear that the condition can end a career, but that's not what the research shows.
One study published this summer examined the careers of 77 NHL players who had had surgery for FAI. That study found a very high rate of return to the sport, over 90%, and found no correlation with performance changes.
There were 16 goalies included in the study, and their timeline to return had a average of 7.8 months, plus or minus 4.4 months. That makes the Leafs statement that Scott should be ready for next year's training camp sound reasonable.
There is a lot of differing results in studies on the post-operative career length of players:
The average post-operative career length for players undergoing hip arthroscopy for FAI in the present study was 3.3 years. This is similar to previous studies with reported post-operative career lengths ranging from 2.1 to 3 years following hip arthroscopy [13, 14, 18, 19]. However, the control group in the present study had significantly longer careers compared with matched players undergoing surgery. Only the study by McDonald et al. compared players undergoing surgery to matched controls and found no significant difference in career lengths between groups [13]. This study included American Hockey League (AHL) players in addition to NHL players. The AHL allows players an additional league to prolong their professional careers and likely contributes to the similar career lengths in both groups compared with the present study.
There is disagreement about the post-operative performance outcome as well, since some studies haven't controlled for ordinary age-related decline. More skaters than goalies undergo this surgery, and some research has focused on the various motions that make the problem worse.
Scott's prognosis
By having access to NHL-level medical care and ongoing therapy, Scott has the best chance at an outcome like the NHL players studied. At this point, his career is interrupted, not lost.
Scott was signed by the Maple Leafs to an ELC that took effect for the 2018/2019 season. He was young enough for that contract to slide in that first year, but he is now too old, so this long-term injury does not affect his contract status. His ELC will expire in the summer of 2022. The lost season will likely delay the point at which he is eligible for arbitration, however.
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Bellringers
The Bells of St Mary's Church Polstead - History
The six bells of St Mary's have been rung on a regular basis for church services since the early years after the Second World War. In those early years they were very difficult to ring because of their poor condition at that time. It was decided that the bells would need to be retuned and work would also need to be done on the tower and the bell frame.
This work would be expensive and the Suffolk Guild of Bell Ringers agreed to meet part of the cost, but a lot of the required money would have to be raised by the bellringers of Polstead and their supporters. A small group of enthusiastic people, led by the late Stephen Oxford and which included Elsie Braybrook, set out on the task to raise the required funds.
Whist Drives (a real money spinner at the time) were held twice a year; mounds of homemade scones were made and consumed at these events. The team went out and rang hand bells around the village and collected money for their efforts. It was a wonderful event when someone gave them a sixpence - at a time when pennies rather than pounds went into the tin.
The hard work was not in vain, and on December 18th 1955 the Bishop of Dunwich rededicated the six bells of St Mary's. The bells had been retuned and re-hung in a modern frame, with ball-bearings and new fittings by John Taylor & Co Loughborough. The builder was the local firm of WB Kingsbury and Sons Ltd, Boxford. The Rev John Whitmore was the Rector.
The Bellringers of St Mary's Church Polstead - Today
July 2007 saw a new set of bell ropes with sallies of blue and gold fitted, the second or third set since 1955. The work was done by Charlie Abblitt, a ringer and friend from Stratford St Mary, helped by Sue Freeman our Tower Captain. Again the bellringers met half of the cost of this project, the Parochial Church Council meeting the rest of the cost.
The first Saturday of September each year sees the local ringers, accompanied by ringers from other local churches and friends, going on their annual outing to ring at various towers. Over the years they have visited towers in Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex, Kent, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire. This is an event enjoyed by all.
The Polstead Team ringing in competition at Nayland in June 2008. We did not win - but our Tower Captain Sue joined the Kersey bellringers as they were one short
- and they did win!
Polstead ringers are members of the Suffolk Guild of Bell Ringers and Guild events are held at the tower. In June this year the South West District striking competition was held at Polstead and nine teams from other local towers competed for the shield, awarded to the team ringing the bells with the minimum of errors.
Visiting teams of ringers come to ring the bells of St Mary's during the year, and this year among the visitors were the ringers of Chelmsford Cathedral and 20 members of the Ladies Guild.
New recruits for bell ringing are always welcome, as are visiting ringers. Practice night is Monday 7:15pm to 9pm. The weight of the tenor bell is approximately 10cwt (half a ton, 508 kgs)
Anyone who is interested in learning to ring should contact Sue Freeman on 01206 262873 email
The Suffolk Guild of Ringers
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Q: Updating @Published var if a userdefault value is present swift I am trying to check my app and see if a value exists in user defaults and if it does exist they will be taken into the app. If it doesnt exist they need to enter there pin and then get into the app.
Any idea how to check if a value is present in user defaults and then change isValidated to true
// main
import SwiftUI
@main
struct ProjectHogtieApp: App {
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class Authentication: ObservableObject {

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When the user enters there pin, I save the value in user defaults as shown below
let defaults = UserDefaults.standard
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A: try this, to check your UserDefaults when the App starts (ie. when Authentication is created):
class Authentication: ObservableObject {

    @Published var isValidated = false

    // --- here
    init() {
        getIsValidated
    }
  //....

Note that for important things like authentication etc... you should be using Keychain to save data securely, not UserDefaults

A: You can continue down the path you're going. However, there exists a property wrapper in SwiftUI known as AppStorage. This is essentially a convenience wrapper to get and set values in UserDefaults. In this case, you might use it like this...
import SwiftUI

@main
struct ProjectHogtieApp: App {

    @AppStorage("isAuthenticated") private var isAuthenticated: Bool = false

    var body: some Scene {
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}

The parameter taken by the property wrapper is your key, and the value you provide is the default value, but will be overwritten by any existing value in UserDefaults.


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Team first always for Sreenidi Deccan's goal machine David Castaneda
ANI Photo | Team first always for Sreenidi Deccan's goal machine David Castaneda
Sreenidi Deccan FC's David Castaneda Munoz has set the I-League 2022-23 on fire, registering nine goals in as many appearances and leading the league's scoring charts. He was the club's top scorer last season as well, with 11 strikes to his name, and is well on course to go past the mark.
"I believe that as a striker, I have an important responsibility to finish the good work of the team during our matches. Thanks to God, I have been focused and effective in the moments that I have had options," the Colombian stated in a candid chat with www.i-league.org.
He has impressed one and all with his supreme finishing abilities, scoring a number of goals with his head and also displaying nimble footwork and composure in front of goal — one prime example being his first effort against Aizawl FC, which he termed as his favourite so far.
He said, "I really liked that goal against Aizawl. Faysal Shayesteh fed the ball for me — I controlled it well, dribbled between two players, and scored. As far as my heading is concerned, it has always been a strength for me. I try to be well-positioned and attack the ball. It is also important to highlight that we have players who take very good free-kicks."
Another aspect of Castaneda's game that has caught the eye has been his leadership skill and he was quick to credit his teammates for the positive environment at the club. He stated, "Being captain is a great responsibility that the new coach (Carlos Vaz Pinto) has given me. I try to be more than a captain and lead by example in the way I train and compete in matches. Here, we have great leaders in the group and I also learn every day from them."
The Colombian added, "I think that the good relationship we have and the understanding between the players is also a reflection of the process that the club carries out. When you have players that have already played a season together, it makes the job easier for everyone. The new players have had an excellent and rapid adaptation to the group."
The 27-year-old began his professional career in his native country and played for a number of clubs there, before moving to Zakho SC in the Iraqi Premier League two years ago. He signed for the Deccan Warriors before the 2021-22 season, the club's debut campaign in the "I feel that it's important for me to be with the same team and with most of my teammates from last season. It is definitely a plus for me because we already know what kind of movements we make and the work of the coaching staff has enhanced that aspect much more," he said.
As the league table takes shape and Sreenidi find themselves in the running for the title, Castaneda felt that there is still a long way to go. He said, "I believe that there is still a long way to go and there are other big and traditional clubs that can win the trophy. Our approach is to go game by game and continue competing at the highest level."
And what about his chances of picking up the Golden Boot? "I think it's too soon to talk about it. There are still 14 games to play and there are many top forwards in the league who can score goals in every game. My focus is to try and help my team win one match at a time," he smiled. (ANI)
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