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"Microsoft Office home and student 2010" on Linux under Wine
In connection with the work, necessitated the installation on Linux (Linux) "Microsoft Office home and student 2010", including Word, Excel, Power Point, OneNote. Need mostly Word and Excel. I know about LibreOffice and OpenOffice.org the last set as the office default. But that's still compatibility issues make us think about buying office from Microsoft. Clarify that the purchase of Windows is not expected. With Lingusamy just getting started, tried Runtu Linux Mint, and Ubuntu has the latest version in stock. PC Pentium-4, RAM 384 MB (there is no possibility to buy more), so while I think what to put finally, what about XFCE and LXDE and in General lightweight in the work of Linux know now looking for a suitable alternative. But of course it is more important to deliver and successfully run the office for work, performance on the second place (especially since the office is not a graphics or video), so interesting to say, any Linux. Pogugliv, went to the page of the Wine compatibility: all versions of office and I need. As you can see, successful options for Office 2010 (32 bit) happened with Ubuntu 10.10 "Maverick" x86_64 (+ variants like Kubuntu) + Wine 1.3.10, as well as openSUSE 11.1 + Wine 1.3.9. Both turned out with a rating of "Bronze". It can be assumed that progress does not stand still and that is Ubuntu 10.10 in conjunction Ubuntu 10.10 "Maverick" + Wine 1.3.10 is theoretically possible to put the latest Ubuntu or other Linux, her relatives (as recently updated Linux Mint).
Actually questions:
1) Put someone in this office on Linux under Wine, how well? What configuration? If there were any problems with the work in General, with activation license under Wine?
2) Some offtopic: on the website about this office says that the trial period is 60 days. According to the description you can understand what sort of office linked to the computer, i.e. the hardware. Very interesting, if you put and activate a trial version of office on one of Linkus, and there he will not run normally, it is possible to carry with the system and re-bet on another Linux? What will happen to the 60-day trial period, the timer will run again? In General, whether the office is bound to iron and as is the case with a trial period?
3) here's a very interesting question. As you know, UNIX antivirus not needed, but we also know that through Microsoft Word documents on Windows OS often get all sorts of harmful substances. At work it's almost nobody cares, me too, but I would not want to be infected by the docks in the process of working on them in the office on a home PC via Wine anywhere and in no way climb in my Linux and are not hosted, not climb in private life. Ie copied the documents from the flash drive to a specific folder on the PC, worked, threw the result back to the flash drive (and deleted the files from the computer) so that I can wear to work, while on my PC under Linux will not be happening any anomalies, despite the fact that all working documents are often infected. In General, I'm just not special, I don't care what the docks at work go infected, it is important that the work space in the home Linkuse not exposed to danger through the hole of the office.
Very interesting views, and the experience of the units may be any other solution how to run office 2010 on Linux and how to do it safer, maybe there are even diametrically different solutions? In addition to the office preferably of course free.
In the list the desired CrossOver office. In PlayOnLinux too.
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asked Sep 28, 2018 by FT4515 | 17 views
Unlikely to get to run Office 2010 through Wine especially especially without lag. Too many dependencies, the features it uses. As a variant — install on VirtualBox, in Office from under him rabtat quite comfortable.
Together with *.doc, *.docx documents can spread macro viruses. No "sensible" I have not yet met, and to hurt Linux, they just can't. Besides, it is possible to allow only signed macros (which, in principle, the default).
answered Sep 28, 2018 by Xpeh
As I understand it, VirtualBox can be run primarily with Windows itself, but not itself Office in Linux under VirtualBox? I somehow without Windows need. About Macrovirus — OK, I remember (just a little early in the office enjoyed), I think about the other viruses that can be on a flash drive and you can not think, working under Linux. It's a little hard to imagine what it could be lag, but a word with Excel I need for simple office work, not in the magazine to work — something most common. Not all enterprises and institutions to proceed at once to open offices there now, need to spend money every time on new and sit under WinXP.
answered Sep 28, 2018 by XPilot
Pogugliv, went to the page of the Wine compatibility: all versions of office I need. As you can see, successful options for Office 2010 (32 bit) happened with Ubuntu 10.10 "Maverick" x86_64 (+ variants like Kubuntu) + Wine 1.3.10, as well as openSUSE 11.1 + Wine 1.3.9. Both turned out with a rating of "Bronze".
You gave links on the page compatibility of Wine with the installer of office. I own the 2010s, Word and Excel the status of "Garbage" ("Trash"):
\rappdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=22248
Cool. Ie, if the method of copying will work better? You have such an experience? It means that you need to install office on another PC, the license Windows, there to activate the trial license (and subsequently purchased license to activate it), then copy the entire directory of office on a PC with Linux, to demolish the office on Windows me and will 'license happiness' on Linux?
answered Sep 28, 2018 by FT4515
Why don't you try slightly outdated office? 2003 at least? And with the memory no problem.
And, by the way, why are you so immediately rejected OpenOffice/LibreOffice? Maybe Compatibility Mode in Word 200x you at your work is enough?
And about the table I'm not saying there's probably no compatibility issues.
Although analogue PowerPoint in OO, I like it very much did not like.
Moreover, not to transfer any document on Google Docs? But there is still LatTeX (a million times better than word and there is no compatibility issues). In short think twice before spending their money.
I have a year ago failed to start, crashes on installation.
2007 office normally intended.
"we need to rule to sit, but to do double work to understand fun format is not very convenient" — so maybe just stop making indents with spaces?
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It's a wrap up for Abhishek Saxena's rom-com film Saroj Ka Rishta staring Sanah Kapur, Gaurav Pandey, Randeep Rai and Kumud Mishra in the lead.
Film was scheduled for 27 days & shot in Mawana and Ghaziabad.
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Twerton Park Redevelopment - Members' consultation. Your voice is important in deciding the direction of our club.
All members are encouraged to attend an information and consultation evening to discuss the Redevelopment of Twerton Park. This is prior to the Club EGM (28th Jan) in which the club shareholders will be invited to vote on the signing of the Development Agreement.
We are reaching an important decision point for the club and this consultation represents an important opportunity for members to learn more about the options available to the club, the development proposals and the risks in signing the development agreement. Your opinions are important to the committee we want to hear your voice. This will inform committee members who will attend the Club EGM and vote on members behalf in respect of this decision.
In the interests of achieving maximum participation the Society intends to host 2 consultation evenings this week.
7.30pm Thursday 24th Jan 7.30pm Friday 25th Jan
Twerton Park Twerton Park
This is a follow-up session to the Redevelopment Q&A session which the Society hosted on 13th Dec. The purpose of the evening is to have an open dialogue about progress to-date and the Development Agreement. The Society Committee will also share its conclusions gained as part of the intensive due diligence exercise it has conducted into the Development Agreement and the overall scheme. There will be ample opportunity to ask questions and have your say.
The Redevelopment was integral to the Business Plan in the Big Bath City Bid and represents the only initiative the club has to clear its approx. £1m debts. The Redevelopment Working Group has assembled a comprehensive team of experts and has spent approx. 2 years working hard in partnership with Greenacre, the company which bought Twerton High Street and the 'ransom strip', to create the Development Agreement.1
The Development Agreement is the legal document which commits both partners (Bath City and Greenacre) to work together to execute the Redevelopment and it defines the outcomes for both parties. It is the signing of this document which the Shareholders will vote on at the Club EGM on 28th Jan. The Society currently holds 54% of the Club shares.
High Level Summary:
The Club will receive £1.5m once the planning permission is completed. This is vital to the payment of debts and the financial viability of the club in the near future.
As part of the overall scheme (which will also revamp Twerton High Street and provide student accommodation and some affordable housing) the club will benefit from:
A brand new 1,000 seater grandstand (i.e. Football League standard) and an enclosure for 1,000 standing on the North side of the ground
A comprehensive set of facilities, to include changing rooms, community rooms, gym, bar facilities, hospitality facilities (for match-day and non match-day use) etc.
Together these are valued at approx £6m, and have been designed with financial sustainability / revenue generating opportunities in mind.
The Club will relinquish some of the current Car Park land (to enable the student accommodation to be built).
Every project of this magnitude and complexity has risks associated with it. The Society Committee has made it its No.1 priority to understand all the risks, potential impacts and the opportunities. We are confident that, with the help of our team of subject matter experts (some of whom are Society members), we have identified all the risks which we could reasonably expect to at this stage and understand the mitigations of each. Our challenge is to assess these risks, implications and opportunities compared to not going ahead with the Redevelopment.
Come along to one of the consultation evenings (or both) to ask questions we may not have thought of. Express a preference about signing the DA and give us your feedback.
The intention is to post supporting documents on this page.
You can also post questions or comments below if you wish.
Ian Harper
I'm sorry I haven't been able to attend as member due to my Special Olympics committments. I am in total support of this proposal. It will give this great football club that I'm proud to support & as member of the society to see that not only does it have a brighter future financially but also Twerton town gets a much needed boost too both from businesses & Students who will spend on the town as well as the main city itself. I look forward to seeing the proposal pass & hope we as a club can move forward together both as a club & Bath as a whole.

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I've asked this before. A few years ago actually.
But things change, people move. And I am curious.
I realize most of the readers on this site are from the US. But where?
And I also have quite a few readers from other countries. Which is always fascinating.
I personally live in the Hollywood part of Los Angeles, California.
I'M from Canada from the province of Québec and i'M french and il like your site.
Hi Vince ,North of the Borber Quebec city !
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Vince - Just curious. Where are you originally from (before California)?
Hi there! Greetings froms Malaga, SPAIN!!!!
28 miles north of the Maine border in the province of Quebec, Canada.
I'm from Campinas, a city with one million people, near São Paulo, Brazil!
You should show us a plot with this information.
Åsla Tå, Falköping Kommun, Västra Götaland, Sweden .. Hejsan Vincent!
South of Pittsburgh, PA USA. I've been enjoying your blog for quite some time. Keep up the good work!
I am reading you with great interest from Paris, France.
San Diego, California - America's Finest City!
Vince, how come you never tell us whether you are Californian and what you drive? Eh?
Alaska here. South-central, 50 miles north of Anchorage.
Hi Vince - I'm from Melbourne, Australia. Less than six months until our last remaining car factories shut, closing the door on a rich history of car making in this country.
You may want to stop asking this question Vince. Not good for domestic advertising dollars.
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Torino, Italy (home of FIAT).
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Fighting real estate cybercrime: Know the risks and stay alert
By Katrina Creer
Unsuspecting real estate agents are being tricked into redirecting funds and disclosing sensitive private information with an increasing number of cyberattacks on the Australian property industry.
However, businesses can make it harder for these faceless criminals to operate by being educated, investing in secure systems and most importantly staying alert, experts advise.
Don't think it won't happen
Cyber security incidents are estimated to cost Australian businesses up to $28 billion per year but it isn't just the major companies being impacted. Mid-to-small businesses account for 43 percent of cyberattacks, according to a report into internet security by software firm Symantec.
Simone Herbert-Lowe from Law & Cyber said no business is too small to fall victim and that small businesses are often targeted because they are vulnerable. Real estate agencies are attractive because they act on high value funds transfers.
"Just think about how much money changes hands in a property transaction, particularly in a market like Sydney where $1m is not even considered high but how many people would ever normally transfer that amount of money?" she said.
Personal details held by real estate agencies also makes them prone to being hacked or impersonation fraud. They are likely to have fewer IT resources than other organisations holding information of the same value.
"You are not going to attack the banks if you are a smart cybercriminal, you are going to attack the small business involved (in the transaction)," Ms Herbert-Lowe said.
You need more than a computer program
A study by accounting software firm MYOB found that 87 per cent of small and medium-sized businesses in Australia believed they are safe from cyberattacks by simply using antivirus software.
But Nigel Phair, Director of UNSW Canberra Cyber said while such technology is important, real estate agents need to undertake a 'fundamental risk management process'. This means looking at what valuables they are holding and add appropriate extra controls.
Internal networks should be using two-factor authentication for any staff or contractors to ensure that they don't get 'phished' into giving up access or their passwords.
"For instance, if an agent told me to put 10 per cent into a trust account, they should really get me to ring them back and verify it over the phone before I make the transaction," Mr Phair said.
"It is about putting in more controls about where the big money is moving."
Know the risks and stay alert
Cybercrime gangs have been known to send huge numbers of emails a day exposing these 'mega-lists' to malicious software.
Even if you are not targeted, there is still a chance of being caught up in a scam.
Businesses such as real estate agencies who are handling money on behalf of someone else have to treat the threat more seriously.
"You might think you have been authorised because you have read a scam email that appears to be from the client, but unless you actually have instructions from the true client then it is potentially a breach of trust if you pay money out of your trust account based on a scam email," Ms Herbert-Lowe said.
Cybercriminals have even resorted to mimicking real estate branding or impersonating clients in an attempt to access trust funds through emails. This type of crime, known as 'business email compromise', is carried out either through social engineering that relies on the 'human tendency to trust' or by computer intrusion.
'Domain spoofing' is used to slightly alter an email address so it appears to be from a trusted source. Passwords should also be taken seriously with at least 12 characters and a combination of numbers, symbols and lowercase letters.
"Be aware criminals have programs that can fire every dictionary word at a computer to crack it and never use your business name," Ms Herbert-Lowe said.
Always act cautiously
Agents need to adopt a 'zero trust mindset' in their day to day business, experts warn.
Do not open suspicious attachments or click on dubious links, check for any spelling mistakes. Be cautious where the email is not addressed to you and contains a generic salutation, is marked as an 'urgent' or encourages log-in to a different website.
Cathy Baker, who is a committee member of the REINSW Residential Sales Chapter, stresses trust account details can no longer be sent through an email. Instead, it must be a two-part approval process.
"Gone are the days where you can just transfer funds," she said.
"There needs to be a secondary person, usually the office manager, who they need to call before a transfer occurs."
Real estate agencies are also being urged to check their insurance policy covers cybercrime. And importantly should a safety breach occur, it is important to have a plan in place.
Ms Baker said the first port of call should be to speak to your insurance company before engaging a solicitor.
Educate staff on the risk protecting information, cyber security, and spotting phishing emails. Both the Australian Cyber Security Centre and the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) provide best practice information for small businesses.
For more information go to: https://www.cyber.gov.au/
https://www.business.gov.au/risk-management/cyber-security/cyber-threats
If you're a member and have any questions requiring practical real estate advice, contact the REINSW Helpline on 9264 2343 or at helpline@reinsw.com.au.
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Want to become a member? Become a member here. Did you know individual membership is FREE for those individuals employed by an agency member of REINSW? Log in or create a website account to OPT-IN as a member to ensure you receive all your benefits!
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We drive to west through the outskirts of Chania to the port of Kastelli.
Here, a boat will take you to the small island Gramvoussa with its imposing Venetian castle and breathtaking views.
After 2 hours of stay, the boat will take you to the lagoon of Balos.
The fabulous clear water of the lagoon and the white coral sand makes an irresistible paradise for all guests.
Balos is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Crete, Greece.
It is no coincidence that Prince Charles and Princess Diana visited Balos with their private yacht many years ago.
Balos is famous for its turquoise waters, the wild natural beauty and the beautiful exotic scenery. During the summer, Balos is visited by thousands of people, who arrive by the ferries running from Kissamos port. So, a perfect idea is to arrive at Balos in the morning, before the boats arrive from Kissamos. These few hours of remoteness in such a heavenly place will remain in your memory forever. The lagoon of Balos has white sand and exotic white, vivid blue and turquoise waters. The sea is very shallow and warm, ideal for young children. In many places, the sand has a beautiful pinkish colour, because of millions of crushed shells. Beyond the rocks at the end of the lagoon, the water is deeper and colder, ideal for snorkelling.
For escorts/guides and meals are not included.
Balos rightfully considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. The visit is strongly recommended to our guests!


Recall that back on Jan. 20, we wrote an article, "Market Carnage Presents Opportunity", where we outlined some opportunistic purchases we made on Jan. 15 and pointed out an opportunity in Ashford Hospitality Trust (NYSE:AHT) preferred stock. On Feb. 3, we outlined numerous actions that we had taken during January — both sales and purchases.
Each of these actions has been highly beneficial to our portfolio performance, but none as beneficial as the purchase of the Ashford Hospitality 9% preferred stock (NYSE:AHT-E). We purchased 400 shares for $18.68 in the model portfolio on Jan. 20 and the shares traded today at $25.11. Earlier this week, we sold our shares and took down a $3,556 profit on the initial $7,480 investment.
We purchased other shares during the January market sell-off such as the "baby bonds" of Prospect Capital (NYSE:PSEC) and the term preferreds of Gladstone Capital (NASDAQ:GLAD). We have profited strongly on these issues, but are not ready to lock down the gains just quite yet.
We would like to review why we decided to harvest the profits in AHT-E. First, we were in overweight Ashford Hospitality preferreds. In addition to the AHT-E issue we own the AHT-D issue, which gave us a total of 800 shares, which is beyond our normal concentration.
Second, after our activity in January and February, the Blended Income Portfolio was down to 9.77% cash (dry powder), which, while normally a good level to be at, is low for what we perceive to be the current high risk market — and we need to prepare for the next opportunity that may occur.
Third, Ashford Hospitality is a poorly run lodging Real-Estate Investment Trust (REIT) with high debt levels. The company has been warring with activist investors, which has resulted in some foolish actions. Back in May of 2015, the company purchased a small portfolio of "select service" hotels for $224 million, and then in June 2015 its management announced plans to get out of the "select service" sector. While this in itself is not a major mistake, it shows the lack of focus the management of this company displays. While AHT is not in serious financial trouble now, that will change really fast if we fall into recession (and who knows when that might occur). We will be selling the AHT-D issue soon.
This sale moves our cash position in the Blended Income Portfolio up to 11.65%. We will be considering the sale of the issues mentioned above as well as our small holding in Realty Income (NYSE:O) as we have a rather large profit and the share price is extended to the upside. It is likely we will sell one of these issues per week for the next month, which will bring our cash position back toward 20% and position us for the next "panic" opportunity.
The Blended Income Model has skyrocketed in the last couple of months and we don't believe that this performance is sustainable. But we hope experience and wisdom will help us maximize our performance.


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Abbreviations – What are they, origin, examples and difference with acronyms
We explain what abbreviations are, how they are read, their origin, history and various examples. Also, differences with acronyms.
The abbreviation is usually the initial letter of the word, along with some other and a period.
What are abbreviations?
Abbreviations are called shortening or abbreviation of a word or expression, due to spelling conventions within the written language, reducing it to a letter or a set of letters, and thus facilitating its annotation. They generally consist of the initial uppercase letter of the word, accompanied or not by other lowercase letters, and ending in a period.
Abbreviations have their traditional place in the language, and many of them were inherited from now dead languages (such as Latin and Greek), but others come from technical and scientific language, or from specific uses that are becoming the norm.
Thus, based on their origin, abbreviations are usually classified as:
Conventional. Its historical origin and are used by the entire community of speakers.
Personal. They are created in an intimate or personal way by oneself. They work only among a community of connoisseurs, who handle the code.
Otherwise, the abbreviations:
They can consist of several abbreviations together, or several for the same use. For example, to abbreviate "page", you can choose between "p." and "p.", according to the methodological norm in use, or to the taste of the writer.
When abbreviated to a plural, they usually include a "S" at the end, or the same abbreviated letter is repeated. Thus, for "pages" you can choose between "pages." or "pp." again, depending on taste and methodology.
When there is gender variation in the abbreviated word, it is taken into account add an "-a" or the proper ending in the abbreviation. For example: is used and Ms., for "Lord" and "Lady". Is less common Ms. for "Miss."
They can include special characters as slashes (/), numerals (°), or intermediate points. But its spelling is always conventional, that is, fixed.
When reading (aloud), generally the abbreviated term is recited normally, and not the abbreviation. That is, instead of saying "P.", We will say" page ".
See also Prepositions - Concept, types, complete list, examples
Abbreviations should never be confused with acronyms, symbols or acronyms.
Origin of abbreviations
Many of the abbreviations we use today come from ancient Latin or Greek. In fact, some are literally Latin expressions that logically no longer exist in Spanish, but survive as abbreviations, as is the case with et al., which comes from the Latin voice et álii, "and others".
In these languages, abbreviations were so widely used for writing official documents, for example in the Roman Empire, that Emperor Justinian was forced to ban them from official documents, because they made it almost impossible to understand the written message.
This tendency was inherited to the different Romance languages, and in documents written in medieval Spanish it is common to find numerous abbreviations, such as VM by "Your Majesty", for example. Again, this trend was so common and abusive that the French King Philip the Fair banned them from royal documentation during his reign, in 1304.
Examples of abbreviations
Abbreviations such as am and pm are used daily.
Here is a list of the most common abbreviations in Spanish:
et al. "And others", "and others"
op. cit. "Cited work"
N. of T. "Translator's note"
N. of E. "Editor's note"
aa. vv. / AA. VV. "Various authors"
to. C. "BC"
d. C. "after Christ"
admr. "administrator"
A.M "before noon"
p.m "after the midday"
av., avd., avda. "avenue"
Atte. "attentively"
P.S "postscript"
c., c / "Street"
chap. "capital"
cta. cte., c / c "current account"
A / A "air conditioning"
Company, Comp., Cía "company"
Cmdt., Cmte. "commander"
CP "Postal Code"
D. and D.to "Don" and "Doña"
Mr. "Mr. Mrs. Miss"
edit. "editorial"
etc. "and so on"
ex. "example"
ib., ibid. "In the same place"
id. "the same"
p., p., pg. "page"
s. "century"
sf, s / f "without date"
H.H "Your Holiness"
VO "Original version"
See also Digital Privacy - Concept, characteristics and risks
We should not confuse abbreviations, which are conventionally or historically abbreviated words or expressions, with acronyms, which are abbreviated ways of citing the name of an entity or organization. Although they obey the same principle (shorten certain terms in the written speech) and are not usually read in an abbreviated way, but in full, the acronyms have different writing conventions.
To begin with, acronyms do not usually have a period (that is, USSR and no USSR), and are constructed by choosing the initial letter of each of the main terms of the abbreviated name (in this case: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, note that the "of" is not taken into account as it is a secondary term), and constructing with them a single expression.
Noun – What is it, concept, types, examples, sentences
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Sarah Ball, second year Ph.D. student in the Health, Exercise Science, and Recreation Management Department at the University of Mississippi, has given a lot of time to volunteer work. Currently, she is director of Volunteer Oxford and has helped with many local nonprofits.
"In my school program, we have a lot of volunteer opportunities that students can participate in," Ball said.
Her enthusiasm for volunteer work recently earned her a nomination for the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award by UM's McLean Institute for Public Service and Community Engagement. Established in 1890, the award honors individuals who exhibit nobility of character that is exemplified by selfless service to others and the community.
Ball was recognized as a finalist for the award at the Inn at Ole Miss. Members of the community were in attendance, as well as Chancellor Dan Jones. Ball also learned she was nominated by fellow Ph.D. student Mary Amanda Haskins.
Alongside the Sullivan Award nomination, Ball also received an award from the Society for Public Health Education earlier this year. The organization promotes healthy behaviors and environments through its membership, and the award will provide financial support for Ball to attend the 2015 SOPHE conference in Portland, Oregon.
As for the future, Ball recently completed a multi-stage study involving sleep research. She will begin examining the data from the study this summer.


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Modern Pastry – The locals' choice
Last checked: Dec 9th, 2020 | By: Avery Dwyer
Not to drag on the deservedly popular Mike's Pastry, but if you're looking for the best dessert experience in the North End after a nice Italian dinner, my recommendation for the place to go is Modern Pastry. Like Mike's Pastry, Modern Pastry is located on Hanover Street, the main drag of the North End. Though it can get busy weekend nights, you'll never encounter the swarm of chaos at Modern Pastry like you will at Mike's. Here they have one easy-to-follow line, and even serviced tables if you'd like to sit down and relax.
My very Italian former boss and longtime North End resident sustained that Modern Pastry was the obvious choice over Mike's. Though Modern's cannoli are a lot smaller than Mike's, there is no difference in quality. If you are not a fan of cannoli, Modern also offers a number of other pastries including cookies, cakes, pies, eclairs, biscotti, and more. Gluten-free eaters will be happy to hear that Modern also offers gluten-free whoopie pies, cookies, and muffins. Espresso drinks are also available for those who need a pick-me-up after a heavy Italian dinner.
Like many places in the North End, Modern Pastry only accepts cash, so make sure to stop by an ATM before you visit. If you're looking for a full experience, head to the bar area in the basement for some bar food and a stiff drink before enjoying a cannolo upstairs!
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Stjepan Kljuić
Stjepan Kljuić Explained
Office: Croat Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Term Start: 20 December 1990
Term End: 5 October 1996
Alongside: Franjo Boras (1990–1993)
Ivo Komšić (1993–1996)
Predecessor: Office established
Office1: 1st President of the Olympic Committee of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Predecessor1: Office established
Successor1: Bogić Bogićević
Office2: President of the Croatian Democratic Union
Term Start2: 7 September 1990
Term End2: 2 February 1992
Predecessor2: Davorin Perinović
Successor2: Milenko Brkić
Birth Date: 19 December 1939
Birth Place: Sarajevo, Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Nationality: Bosnian Croat
Party: Union of Social Democrats
Stjepan Kljuić (born 19 December 1939) is a Bosnian Croat former politician who was the Croat Member of the Presidency of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina before and during the Bosnian War. Kljuić was also the President of the Croatian Democratic Union.
Upon founding it, from 1992 until 1997, Kljuić was the first President of the Olympic Committee of Bosnia and Herzegovina as well.
Kljuić was the Croat Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina and a founding member of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ BiH) party in 1990. He served as the president of the HDZ BiH and protested that Croats should support the elected government of Alija Izetbegović.[1]
The central HDZ leadership in Zagreb pressured local leadership in Herzeg-Bosnia to depose him of his leadership position.[2] He was replaced with Milenko Brkić.[1]
Upon founding the Olympic Committee of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1992, Kljuić was elected its first president.[3] In 1994, he founded his own party, the Republican Party,[4] a multi-ethnic, pro-Bosnia party. He stood as the party's candidate for the Croat member of the Presidency in the 2002 general election, but failed to be elected.
Later, Kljuić took part in the ICTY proceedings.[5]
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Sarah Davis-Goff is back! (SDG): One thing motherhood, and all those hours staring at the tv at strange hours while a tiny beautiful beast sucks the life out of me has shown me is that, given enough time, my brain will learn to love anything. I love the gentle blandness of daytime tv now: buying houses abroad, chat shows, dimly lit gameshows, I'll watch it all and I'll be pathetically grateful. That and Suits is about all I'm able for (hello Gina Torres.)
Laura Waddell (LW): I've just finished Scotland's Home of the Year, which is a great excuse to have a nosy into people's houses. I'm not sure the overall standard quite matched previous years, maybe they're running out of really spectacular places to profile, but nevertheless there were some gorgeous places. It's important that they feel lived in and loved, not just dressed up for airbnb, because it's about home and not house after all. I don't want to look at someone's investment purchase, I want to look in their knicker drawer as well as at their lovingly restored beams.
I've been mindlessly rattling through sitcoms and dramedys in the past month. Glow, starring Alison Brie and Betty Gilpin, about the early days of women's wrestling in the 80s was good fun, and I particularly loved Gayle Rankin's turn as Sheila the She-Wolf/Liza Minelli. Love, another Netflix original, about an odd coupling – Gillian Jacobs is very compelling as Mickey, a radio producer in AA meetings. And watching Diane Morgan in Motherland was eerily like seeing my childhood best friend, who I lost touch with, as an adult, smoking in the playground and rolling her eyes.
[LW]: I've become increasingly interested in social media, crowdfunders, and scammers who project a personal identity that isn't quite real in order to profit from it in some way. A bit like Anna Delvey, who pulled the wool over the eyes of New York rich kids by pretending to be a German heiress, but I think there are lots of people doing this on a smaller scale, partially encouraged by social media platforms that reward filtered images and sob stories, and partially out of sheer opportunism.
I found this LA Mag profile of "Twitter power broker" Yashar Ali interesting – especially the bit about lack of oversight into people who collect money promising charity donations.
In a completely different direction, I stumbled upon Rate My Takeaway – a Leeds Youtuber who sometimes goes viral for his honest video reviews of food, usually from local, hole in the wall type places. His video This Grandma In Bolton Cooked And Sold Me Breakfast From Her House got me into it. He takes his own table and sets it up in the street outside. I'm not a breakfast person, but I was invested.
SDG: My mother gave me a copy of Stet: An Editor's Life by Diana Athill literally years ago and I only just managed to pick it up there recently. I LOVE it, Diana Athill has this gorgeous, genuine and generous voice. Reaching her gossip about André Deutsch (who sounds like the kind of fucking nightmare we're all too familiar with working for boring middle aged male publishers), Jean Rhys and the sex everyone was having in the 50s is startlingly familiar, though her voice makes everything feel fresh. She reckoned they could sell no more than about 800 copies of a good debut novel. It makes me feel really really good that we reliably beat that.
LW: I've also been meaning to read that for ages! I just finished This One Sky Day by Leone Ross which is a gorgeous, sensual, fantastical trip to the fictional island of Popisho as it's preparing for the Governer's daughter's wedding. It's filled with magic, lust, food, and people reconnecting with lost loves. I really enjoyed it.
I'm currently on the crisply written Assembly by Natasha Brown, about a black woman with a successful banking career who goes to her boyfriend's parents' anniversary party at their big country house, anticipating microaggressions. It's a slim book with a lot of social layers, observed in a distinct, detached, wry voice.
SDG: Our slow cooker packed it in so we've bought a Kitchen Ninja! Please give me ideas.
LW: I recently bought a copy of The Quick Roasting Tin by Rukmini Iyer, the latest in the series. I LOVE these books and can't recommend them strongly enough. This one is all about convenience and easy dinners, but still makes me feel like I've achieved something. It's a simple concept that works so, so well. It's easy to make substitutions although there are plenty of vegetarian recipes anyway, they help me get more vegetables into my weekday cooking, and everything is delicious. I've made a couple of gorgeous pasta bakes so far from this one that are definitely making their way into regular rotation. I will buy every cookbook Rukmini Iyer brings out.
SDG: The great unsung hero of contemporary Irish storytelling Ian Maleney has a true crime podcast and it's FUCKING GREAT. It's called The Witness, you'll find it wherever you get your podcasts.
LW: I second this! I've just started listening to it and I can already tell it's going to be special. Other than that, I got extremely into Eurovision this year. More so than usual. I guess we're all desperate for a sense of event? My highlight was Ukraine's entry, the band Go_A with their song Shum, which contains traditional throat singing and is beautiful and badass all at once. I recommend both their Eurovision music video, with its horses and eagles, and the original music video, which contains hazmat suits and Chernobyl. I also bet a tenner on the UK coming last, and won.
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Knitty's own Tech Goddess, Kate Atherley, wrote this buttonhole article for Mason-Dixon Knitting. It shows how to make eyelet, eyelet in ribbing, horizontal, vertical, and afterthought buttonholes. Plus my new favorite, Slipped-Stitch Cable Buttonhole, I've never seen that one before and am in instant love.
Being ever helpful and wickedly smart, Kate tell us how to fix a stretched out buttonhole. The answer doesn't have to be, buy bigger buttons!
Slipped-stitch cable buttonholes forever! All photos by Kate Atherley for Mason-Dixon Knitting.
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According to data from our friends at Crunchbase, there were 354 acquisitions of New York companies in 2017, up from 238 in 2016. Today, I shine a spotlight on 13 of these notable transactions involving NYC startups that were acquired in during 2017. I have included the acquiree, the acquirer, transaction amount (when available), as […]
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Helena Tobin is an artist, researcher and educator based in rural Co. Tipperary. She holds an MA in Visual Art Practices from IADT, Dun Laoghaire and BA Fine Art from Crawford College of Art and Design, Cork. Through the use of mixed media and installation, Helena explores and questions structures of belief, and how these, often hidden beliefs, affect our idea of culture, of our place in society and our concept of history.
Helena was co-founder of SITEATION, an artists' collective and project space in Dublin (2012-2014) and in 2013 was an invited artist in residence at the Kilkenny Arts Festival. Helena has worked as assistant curator at the Fenton Gallery (2003-2009) and was assistant editor and project co-coordinator on 'Representing Art in Ireland', (2008). In 2010, she was awarded the Tipperary Council's Emerging Artist Bursary. She has been a member of Ormond Studios, Dublin, and the Backwater Studios, Cork, and works part-time as a photography tutor and workshop facilitator. Her work has been exhibited throughout Ireland and is in the collections of the OPW and Cork Institute of Technology. Helena is Director and curator at the South Tipperary Art Centre in Clonmel.
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Over the course of a nine-year filmmaking collaboration, Vicky Langan and Maximilian Le Cain have created a distinctively intimate cinematic universe that has more recently expanded to include live performance. This audio-visual partnership is built on the strikingly fitting match between Langan's magnetic, often troublingly intense presence as a performer and Le Cain's distinctively jarring, disruptive visual rhythms. It has resulted in fifteen moving image works to date, including the Arts Council funded feature film Inside made for TULCA 2017, and an ongoing series of performances that began at the 2017 Lausanne Underground Film & Music Festival. These performances emerged from Play Ground, a 2017 short film created with the support of the Centre Culturel Irlandais in Paris as a tribute to the late Dutch filmmaker Frans Zwartjes. In 2018, they created a new performance, Double-Blind, for Cork Midsummer Festival. Langan / Le Cain are closely affiliated with Experimental Film Society, a company dedicated to the creation of uncompromisingly personal, formally challenging filmmaking. Based in Dublin, it has succeeded in forging a new and radically alternative Irish cinema. Through its distribution, their films have been widely screened at international venues and festivals. Select recent screenings, exhibitions and performances have taken place at: VISUAL as part of Carlow Arts Festival; VAI Get Together, IMMA; Process Festival, Riga; American Medium Gallery, New York; Cineautopsia: Festival de Cine Experimental de Bogotá, Colombia; Cinemateca Nacional de Ecuador, Quito; Triskel Christchurch Cinema, Cork.


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Concertos is the 31st album by Michael Nyman, released in 1997. It contains three concerti commissioned from Nyman, the Mazda-sponsored Double Concerto for Saxophone and Cello, featuring John Harle and Julian Lloyd Webber, the Harpsichord Concerto for Elisabeth Chojnacka, and the Concerto for Trombone and Orchestra for Christian Lindberg.
The album was intended as the first in a series of Nyman recordings, as it reads "NYMAN EDITION No1: Concertos" on the EMI label, but Nyman's only other release on EMI (until The Actors in 2003), The Suit and the Photograph does not have such designation.
The album appeared just as completely clear jewel cases were being introduced, and the inside back cover is colored solid red, with the series designation in the left area that was previously hidden by the tray. The Suit and the Photograph, however, was packaged in a standard grey-black tray.
Nyman said of EMI, "I didn't excite them, and they didn't excite me."
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"Beethoven (I Love to Listen To)" is a song by the British pop music duo Eurythmics, released as the first single (in the UK) from their 1987 album, Savage.
It was written by group members Annie Lennox and David A. Stewart. Although not released as a single in the United States, the track appeared as a double A-side of the 12 inch single for "I Need a Man", and received heavy rotation on MTV. It was a Top 20 hit in several European territories and also in Australia.
The Savage album returned Eurythmics to a more electronic sound and the "Beethoven" vocals are performed mostly as spoken-word from Lennox, with the exception of the repeated phrase "I love to" throughout the track.
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Beethoven is an American animated television series loosely based on the 1992 motion picture of the same name. The series was produced by Northern Lights Entertainment, Universal Cartoon Studios and Universal Television, and aired for one season (1994–1995) on CBS, with 26 fifteen-minute episodes produced. Dean Jones, who played Dr. Varnick in the movie, voiced the role of George Newton; Nicholle Tom, who played teenage daughter Ryce in the movie and Beethoven's 2nd, was the only cast member from the films to reprise her role in the series.
Beethoven is a dog, who was first discovered by Emily Newton in her bedroom one morning. The whole family is soon introduced to the St. Bernard; however, the father George Newton has his moments with Beethoven, who ends up into different mishaps time after time. When not with the Newton family, Beethoven interacts with his puppies, or with animals outside of the house.
Unlike the movie, Beethoven could talk, at least among the other animals; incidentally he would also talk in the 2011 direct-to-video film, Beethoven's Christmas Adventure. The same plot was used in another animated series Free Willy, where the main character also could talk. Some of the music was used for the DIC cartoon, What-a-Mess.
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Union J is the self-titled debut studio album by English boy band Union J. It was released in the United Kingdom on 28 October 2013 through RCA Records, and debuted at number six on the UK Albums Chart.
"Carry You" was released as the album's first single in June 2013 and reached number-six in the United Kingdom, marking the group's first top ten track. In September 2013, the band confirmed their second single would be "Beautiful Life". It was released on 21 October, preceding the release of their debut studio-album by one week. The third single was "Loving You Is Easy" which charted at number 9 in Ireland, and charted in the lower regions of the UK Singles Chart.
Union J promoted the album by embarking on their first headlining tour, the Magazines + TV Screens Tour, throughout December 2013 and January 2014, in support of their first record release.
Background and production
During a performance in Cardiff on 15 December 2012, Union J announced that they had signed a recording contract with Sony Music. On 28 January 2013, it was revealed that the record label was that of sub-division RCA Records and that the group would be releasing their debut single in June. On 14 January, it was announced that Union J were in London recording their debut single that day. On 12 January 2013, the band announced news of recording their debut single via Twitter: "Recording or first single on Monday! So sorry Belfast but we have to change the gig date, things are moving so fast for us! We'll be back! X". On 22 April, it was revealed that Union J's debut single "Carry You" would be released on 2 June.
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Problems and Issues Population: Increasing population density, pressure on ageing infrastructure and worsening environmental damage prompted a policy of applying disincentives to families with more than two children.
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Wages for low-skill jobs are minimal and unemployment is high and increasing as the country progressively adapts to the world market economy. Most of the infrastructure in Vietnam was built during the colonial period, and is now in desperate need of replacement.
Some of the rivers and lakes in urban areas are little more than open sewers, and levels of heavy metal and other industrial pollutants are well above safe levels in some areas. Flora and fauna are not only threatened by pollution and habitat encroachment, but also by poaching and illegal logging, particularly in poor rural areas.
Equipment is basic, and medical staffs often lack necessary skills and experience. Patients have to pay for treatment and medication — poor people are exempted.
However, a new employee medical national insurance scheme has been launched and is proving popular. The proportion of live births and life expectancy are both rising, but Vietnam faces many health challenges.
However, the country has scored some remarkable successes, notably being the first country in the world to eradicate an outbreak of SARS in the spring of However, some aspects of Confucian behaviour are now putting a brake on progress and, in some cases, causing harm.
In the workplace, a strict hierarchy of deference blocks initiative and innovation, and bureaucracy, red tape and low-level corruption abound. In schools, a rigid fact-based curriculum and didactic teaching stifles imagination and curiosity. In the family, male dominance relegates women to menial tasks, limits their freedom and legitimates risky sexual behaviour by men.Oct 30, · There are many problems with globalization that need to be addressed including, exploitation, loss of domestic jobs, and the deterioration of ancient cultures.
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EDD Fraud: Class Action Suit Filed Against Bank of America Over Hacked Unemployment Debit CardsA class action suit has been filed against Bank of America for its role in the widespread fraud involving California EDD debit cards provided by the bank to people receiving unemployment benefits.
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President Obama arrives for two San Francisco fundraisers April 8 (Getty Images)
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — President Barack Obama arrived in San Francisco Friday afternoon and is set to attend two separate fundraisers in San Francisco.
The president arrived in Air Force One at the San Francisco International Airport, which touched down at 1:17 p.m.
Obama emerged from Air Force One at 1:25 p.m. wearing a black suit and a blue and gray striped tie. His daughter Malia Obama arrived with him.
At the bottom of the stairs, the president greeted U.S. Rep. Nancy Pelosi, her husband Paul Pelosi, and U.S. Rep. Jackie Speier. Paul Pelosi took pictures of the two congresswomen in front of Air Force One.
Obama then greeted a crowd of about three-dozen people who had gathered to see him come to town. He held two babies and shook hands with several people, saying, "What's going on, guys? How are you?"
Shortly after that, Obama got into a black SUV and departed. Malia Obama got into a separate tan SUV and left as well.
The president will attend a Democratic National Committee event at a private residence in San Francisco for 25 supporters who reportedly paid up to $33,400 to attend, according to White House press pool reports.
Later Friday, he will attend a Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee fundraising dinner at the home of Ann and Gordon Getty in San Francisco. Nancy Pelosi will attend that event as well.
Obama will stay in San Francisco overnight and is set to depart from SFO Saturday around 2 p.m. and will fly back to Washington D.C.
The trip is Obama's second to the Bay Area this year. In February, Obama attended a Democratic National Committee event at the home of former state Controller Steve Westly and Anita Yu in Atherton, as well as a Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee event in Palo Alto and spent the night in Milpitas.
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The Sleep Inn Airport is a tourist-class hotel located one mile from the Albuquerque Sunport. The hotel is conveniently located just off of Yale Blvd near I-25, Gibson Blvd, and Central. Interstates 25 and 40 cross only a few miles north of the hotel. The University of New Mexico, Kirtland Air Force Base, Sandia Labs, and of course, the Albuquerque International Airport is in the immediate proximity. The Albuquerque Convention Center is nearby in the downtown area and the City Different, Santa Fe, is only 60 miles north on I-25.
The guestrooms all feature individual climate control, large walk-in showers and they are equipped with a work desk. Guests will numerous restaurants in the area, as well. The nightly rate includes a complimentary hot breakfast. The hotel's facilities include an indoor, heated pool and spa, as well as an onsite fitness facility. The Sleep Inn Airport is convenient to fine dining, shopping and entertainment venues.
Standard Queen Non-Smoking: One queen bed. Desk. TV with premium cable channels. Complimentary high-speed Internet access. Clock radio. Coffee/tea maker. Iron/ironing board. Complimentary newspaper. Nonsmoking.
Accessible Queen Non Smoking: One queen bed. Desk. TV with premium cable channels. Complimentary high-speed Internet access. Clock radio. Coffee/tea maker. Iron/ironing board. Complimentary newspaper. Nonsmoking.
Standard Queen Smoking: One queen bed. Desk. TV with premium cable channels. Complimentary high-speed Internet access. Clock radio. Coffee/tea maker. Iron/ironing board. Complimentary newspaper. Smoking.
Standard 2 Doubles Smoking: Two double beds. Desk. TV with premium cable channels. Complimentary high-speed Internet access. Clock radio. Coffee/tea maker. Iron/ironing board. Complimentary newspaper. Smoking.
Standard 2 Doubles Non Smoking: Two double beds. Desk. TV with premium cable channels. Complimentary high-speed Internet access. Clock radio. Coffee/tea maker. Iron/ironing board. Complimentary newspaper. Nonsmoking.
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Top 10 Art Exhibitions in London
The summer is coming so London Design Agenda invites you to come to London and if you are an Art or Design lover, you can't miss out on the best London art exhibitions!
Serpentine Gallery Pavilion
Award-winning Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto was selected to design this year's Serpentine Pavilion. The temporary structure will be made from a lattice of steel poles, giving a delicate, lightweight appearance. The Pavilion will host a café and a variety of different events. 8 Jun-20 Oct
Pompeii and Herculaneum were buried by a cataclysmic volcanic eruption in AD 79. The cities were lost until their rediscovery by archaeologists almost 1,700 years later, giving us a fascinating insight into Roman life.This major British Museum exhibition brings together more than 250 artefacts from these Roman cities. Until 29 Sep
David Bowie Is
The V&A presents the first international retrospective of the extraordinary career of David Bowie, one of the world's most influential performers. The exhibition brings together more than 300 objects, including handwritten lyrics, spectacular costumes, photography, music videos and instruments. Until 28 Jul
Tate Britain presents an exhibition of work by celebrated British painter Patrick Caulfield, known for his iconic and vibrant paintings of modern life. More than 30 significant works will be brought together to represent the key moments of Caulfield's career. 5 Jun-1 Sep
This summer, Tate Britain presents an exhibition of established British artist Gary Hume, including new work as well as international loans not seen in the UK before. Hume is a leading figure among the young artists who studied at London's Goldsmiths College in the late 1980s. 5 Jun-1 Sep
Poster Art 150
A pioneering patron of poster art, London Underground has developed a worldwide reputation for commissioning striking poster designs. This exhibition brings together 150 of the most iconic designs since the Tube's first graphic poster commission in 1908. Until 1 Oct
Treasures of the Royal Courts
The V&A reveals the majesty of the courts of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I to Ivan the Terrible and the early Romanovs in a new exhibition celebrating 500 years of exchange between Britain and Russia. Until 14 Jul
The much-loved English painter LS Lowry is the focus of this exhibition at Tate Britain. Bringing together around 80 works, the show explores how Lowry became Britain's pre-eminent painter of the industrial city. 25 Jun-20 Oct
BP Portrait Award
One of the world's biggest art prizes, the BP Portrait Award aims to encourage artists to focus on and develop the theme of painted portraiture in their work. This year the competition received 1,969 entries from 77 different countries, and 55 portraits have been selected for the exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery. 20 Jun-15 Sep
RA Summer Exhibition
Now in its 245th year, the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition showcases more than 1,000 works by emerging and established artists. You'll see paintings, sculpture, photography, prints, architecture, films and more. All the works on show are for sale. 10 Jun-18 Aug
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*A makeup date will be released soon for the boys JV / Varsity game that was postponed on Saturday evening vs. Bloomfield.
*Homecoming festivities will take place this Friday (1/25/19) vs White River Valley. JV tips at 6:00, Homecoming approx. 7:00pm. Varsity tip around 7:30pm.


We've been making our signature CRACK since the day we opened at La Petraia. These addictive crackers have become quite popular over the years. I've shared the recipe with countless guests who now make their own at home and some people have even tried to persuade me to start a cracker business. I think this could be quite a lucrative venture but I'm sure I'd get bored running a cracker factory!
Anyone who maintains a sourdough starter knows that frequently you have leftover starter after you've built up your mother for baking. I first started making "Crack" as a way to use up this excess and I've never followed a precise recipe. I just mix enough flour to make a stiff dough into the leftover starter along with a some olive oil, salt and seeds. I then freeze it in small portions to bake off as we need it. We roll the dough very thin using a pasta machine, but a rolling pin works too. I add whatever seeds I have on hand. Small seeds like sesame and poppy work best as they won't tear the dough when they pass through the rollers of the machine. Larger seeds like flax, fennel, cumin or anise are best ground to a powder first. Black pepper give the crackers a spicy kick and lately I've been using a lot of it.
Below is a recipe for our classic CRACK I developed for Dinamica. You don't need sourdough for this version. The beautiful photo by Michael illustrates how we serve them at Petraia. Over the years, I've become a serious crack addict and developed lots of other recipes for things that CRACK. We now make polenta, rice, buckwheat, farro, emmer, leftover risotto and spelt crack. I'll be sharing those ideas with you via via in this series of posts. But lets get things going now with our classic crack…..
Combine all the ingredients except the additional salt and the oil and mix by hand or in a stand mixer until the dough comes together in a stiff ball.
Place the bottom parchment and rolled out dough on a baking sheet.
Bake in the cooling oven for approximately 20 minutes or until crispy.
Make sure your oven has come to temperature and stayed there for at least 10 minutes before you turn it off. This ensures it will hold enough heat to bake the cracker. These thin crackers burn easily so baking them in a cooling oven helps prevent this and results in a cracker with a beautiful even golden color.


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Carrying children's sizes preemie to 16.
Round 2 Kids is more than just a store, it's an experience. Our miniature shopping carts even let your little ones join in on the fun.
We pride ourselves on providing quality pre-loved items because we know quality is important to you.
We spend extra time going through each and every item so our customers have only the highest quality selections.
Our generous inventory of new and gently used equipment and toys are carefully sterilized prior to being put out on display.
From cloth diapering to baby-wearing to BPA-free dishware, and more, we understand and support your all-natural journey.
We accept drop-offs every day and give our customers the option of receiving cash or a little extra in store credit for accepted items.
We carry industry-leading teethers and amber necklaces to help ease discomfort during teething times and to promote safety.
We provide weekly donations of clothing, equipment, toys, and books to local charities to be re-loved by families in our community.


Zulkifli grew up in Malaysia during a time of racial turmoil. Much of his current work is in response to this period of time, and he works from historical readings and as well as lived experiences. The artist considers his works to be "a dialogue on nation building and the making of a people." The artist's choice of composition keeps visitors constantly alert and aware of the visual statements that surround them.
Often, his works reflect his take on the subject of power and socio-political issues. His pieces aim to reveal contemporary issues of power, identity and collective thought through the use of a variety of media. He uses his work to question the past and current state of the Malaysian identity, and it is also intended to trigger a dialogue regarding the understanding and application of the subject on both individual and national levels.


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Call of Duty is going back to WWII – Is that a good call?
Trysten
It honestly feels like we're watching the Call of Duty franchise take ten steps forward, and nine steps back.
So, on April 26th, 2017, Activision released the trailer for the new Call of Duty during a livestream, and it confirms that the game, Call of Duty: WWII, will be taking place in the time period of World War II.
You follow a division called the Bloody First as they try to complete their assigned missions, including the Landing at Normandy. The story seems to be a much larger focus for the game, even with hints about a new multiplayer mode that will be narrative driven with more tactics. Divisions will replace classes, and that's about all we really know about the game, aside from the fact that it releases on November 3rd 2017.
Now, I must say that I'm not a big fan of the new Call of Duty setting, mostly because it's already been done to a heavy extent, especially in this franchise. You have Call of Duty: World at War, Call of Duty 2: Big Red One, Call of Duty 3, and the first Call of Duty. I'm not saying that WWII isn't an interesting place for a game to take place, especially if it's driven by historical facts, but the series has really covered it a lot. I'm sure I'm not the only one who was enjoying the future warfare, if at least hoping for them to polish it and make it its own story arch that might become more like a large scale combat affair, rather than limited to 16 players in a match.
With that in mind, there's going to be a Headquarters spot where the game will award recognition to players, much like the Call of Duty Club website that had hung around for awhile, but a bit more flashy.
One of the reasons that people seem to be liking WWII is the fact that it rivals the Battlefield 1 idea of going back to the roots. But it really is detrimental to the overall franchise, for they keep using ideas over and over again. People used to joke, and probably still do, about how CoD is just copying itself over and over again, and that seems to be what they've gone back to.
At least the Advanced Warfare and beyond titles tried to have more interesting technology – 3D Printer guns, and energy weapons – but taking the franchise back to the second World War is going to be ridiculously limiting, especially because it will be removing the fast movement options that we grew to love in Infinite Warfare and Black Ops 3. This is of course assumption and until further details drop it's hard to be sure, but it really is difficult to fly through the air and wall run if you don't have thrusters…which definitely won't be in CoD: WW2 unless they want to do a complete satire of it itself.
Now, will it be a fun game? Yeah, and that's pretty much nailed on. It really isn't too hard for Call of Duty to ruin their formula at this point, but it really will be more limiting than recent installments in the series. Of course, time will only tell, so set your watches to November 3rd, and mark your calendars, for war – sometimes changes.
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You can hear the results of all these musical convergences and collaborations that have shaped him over the years (Saïan Supa Crew...RZA...Camille...Erik Truffaz... Rokia Traoré... Oxmo Puccino, whom we find on the track "Music"...Brand Nubian, Roots Manuva, Arsonits, Rahzel, Declaime aka Dudley Perkins, Wildchild of Lootpack, T3 & Elzhi of Slum Village, Lucky Peterson, Manu Katché, Pino Palladino, Meshell Ndegeocello, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Grace, Jacky Terrasson, Cindy Blackman, TM Stevens, Eric Krasno & Neil Evans of Soulive, D3CCPT, Fred Wesley, China Moses, Oh No, Juliette Gréco, AYO, -M-, Lulu Gainsbourg, Didier Lockwood, Stefano Di Batista, UNION Analogtronics, Talib Kweli, Dj Revolution, Sean Price, Roddy Rod, 20syl, The Audience, RUFFPACK, 123MRK, Shash'U, among even many others).
It retains the unique color and texture of HIP-HOP with its sound that is so tough, grainy, dry, blunt, heavy, and percussive. It has obviously preserved its BEATBOX, a vocal art in which he excels tremendously, especially during his dazzling improvisations on stage that you can hear on La Machine. The Beatbox has become the most important component of all his compositions and arrangements. From Soul Music, Sly gets his sense of depth, sensitivity, emotion, forcefulness and eroticism, all of which have been so deliciously mixed together on this new album and spiced in a very hot and funky sauce!


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Sea Venom/ANL completes final qualification firing
India's EyeROV readies improved Tuna ROV
by Nishant Kumar
EyeROV, a startup funded by the Gas Authority of India Limited (GAIL) and Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL), is looking to expand research and development (R&D) work on remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) for defence applications.
Kannappa Palaniappan, chief technology officer and co-founder at EyeROV, told Janes that the company is looking to evolve its EyeROV Tuna ROV with new capabilities.
EyeROV is eyeing defence applications with an improved version of Tuna remotely operated vehicle. (EyeROV)
The Tuna is a two-man-portable, inspection-class ROV designed for critical infrastructure inspection and underwater surveillance operations up to a depth of 100 m. The ROV measures approximately 0.4 m long, weighs around 15 kg, and features a modular design that can accommodate customised tool packages based on the mission requirement.
The ROV is equipped with four horizontal and one vertical thruster configuration that provides a cumulative thrust of 9 kgf to withstand surge and sway, as well as a cruise speed of 2 kt. The vehicle can be powered either by an external source or an onboard rechargeable battery that can provide an endurance of up to 3 hours.
It is fitted with various sensors and mission equipment, including a low-light 1,080 p high-definition camera, secondary digital zoom camera, two 1,500-lumen LED lamps, and navigation sensors such as accelerometer, depth sensor, gyroscope, and compass. The vehicle is also fitted with multiple safety checks such as leak indicators, system voltage, and internal temperature sensor.
The operator display unit features a 33 cm, sunlight-readable colour monitor with video overlay that displays heading, depth, tilt position, date, and time. The vehicle is integrated with an onboard Ethernet serial interface for transmitting real-time data.
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Author(s): Raul Abella, Alessandro Varrica, Angela Satriano, Guido Tettamanti, Gabriele Pelissero, Antonio D.W. Gavilanes, Luc J. Zimmermann, Hans J. Vles, Maria C. Strozzi, Francesca R. Pluchinotta, Diego Gazzolo. Dept. of Maternal Fetal and Neonatal Medicine C. Arrigo Children's Hospital Spalto Marengo 46, I-15100 Alessandria, Italy.
Perinatal asphyxia (PA) still constitutes a common complication involving a large number of infants with or without congenital heart diseases (CHD). PA affects 0.2-0.6% of full-term neonates, 20% of which suffer mortal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, and among survivors 25% exhibit permanent consequences at neuropsychological level. Each year, about one third of 1000 live births underwent to surgical intervention in early infancy and/or are at risk for ominous outcome. Advances in brain monitoring, in anesthetic and cardiothoracic surgical techniques, including selective or total body cooling, cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) and deep hypothermic circulatory arrest, have essentially reduced mortality expanding the possibility to address functional neurologic and cardiac outcomes in long-term survivors. However, open-heart surgery constitutes a time-frame of planned ischemia-reperfusion injury, which is a price to pay in the treatment or palliation of CHD. Infants who underwent heart surgery and non-CHD infants complicated by PA share similarities in their neurodevelopmental profile and a common form of brain damage due to hypoxic–ischemic injury.
The purpose of the present review was to evaluate different mechanisms implicated in brain injury following CPB and PA and how it is possible to monitor such injury by means of available biomarkers (S100B protein, Activin A, Adrenomedullin).
Keywords: Activin A, adrenomedullin, biomarkers, brain damage, cardiac disease, congenital disease, CPB, S100B.
Affiliation:Dept. of Maternal Fetal and Neonatal Medicine C. Arrigo Children's Hospital Spalto Marengo 46, I-15100 Alessandria, Italy.
Keywords:Activin A, adrenomedullin, biomarkers, brain damage, cardiac disease, congenital disease, CPB, S100B.
Abstract:Perinatal asphyxia (PA) still constitutes a common complication involving a large number of infants with or without congenital heart diseases (CHD). PA affects 0.2-0.6% of full-term neonates, 20% of which suffer mortal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, and among survivors 25% exhibit permanent consequences at neuropsychological level. Each year, about one third of 1000 live births underwent to surgical intervention in early infancy and/or are at risk for ominous outcome. Advances in brain monitoring, in anesthetic and cardiothoracic surgical techniques, including selective or total body cooling, cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) and deep hypothermic circulatory arrest, have essentially reduced mortality expanding the possibility to address functional neurologic and cardiac outcomes in long-term survivors. However, open-heart surgery constitutes a time-frame of planned ischemia-reperfusion injury, which is a price to pay in the treatment or palliation of CHD. Infants who underwent heart surgery and non-CHD infants complicated by PA share similarities in their neurodevelopmental profile and a common form of brain damage due to hypoxic–ischemic injury.