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Weill Cornell Medicine's Psychiatry Department is experiencing an exciting period of growth and transformation. We are seeking qualified applicants for faculty positions available across our clinical programs.
Weill Cornell Medicine and its affiliate hospital NewYork-Presbyterian (NYP), comprise one of the largest, most prestigious psychiatry programs in the country offering comprehensive behavioral health care across the lifespan and disease spectrum in both the inpatient and ambulatory settings. Weill Cornell Medicine's renowned mental health experts have been at the forefront of psychiatry offering state of the art, patient-centered clinical care; generating pioneering findings of the causes and treatment of mental illness; and training the next generation of clinicians and scientists.
Weill Cornell Medicine's Department of Psychiatry employs 150 full-time faculty that staff our clinical programs including NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center on Manhattan's Upper East Side and the NewYork-Presbyterian Westchester Behavioral Health Center in White Plains, a 260-bed facility just 30 miles north of New York City.
Weill Cornell Medicine is an equal opportunity, affirmative action educator and employer committed to increasing the diversity of its faculty. The department of psychiatry is committed to professional development and fostering a culture that promotes academic scholarship and research.
We post a list of our current academic staff openings here when available. Clinical positions routinely become available and we invite interested career seekers to contact our clinical leadership to inquire about opportunities:
Lisa Sombrotto, MD
Clinical Director and Vice Chair for Clinical Programs, NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center's Payne Whitney Clinic (Manhattan)
lsombrot@med.cornell.edu
Mark Russ, MD
Medical Director and Vice Chair for Clinical Programs, NewYork-Presbyterian/Westchester Division
mjr9012@med.cornell.edu
Current Faculty Opportunities
NewYork-Presbyterian Westchester Behavioral Health Center
There are currently no positions available at this time
NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center in Manhattan
Vice Chair for Consultation Liaison Psychiatry
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This week, Your News to Know brings you the top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: Gold investors should ignore weak inflation and focus on lower real rates instead, gold and bitcoin look ready to heat up, and the world's latest gold rush is an Italian affair.
Although the recent reduction in global inflation could be seen as a headwind for gold, some analysts believe that the move will prove beneficial to the metal. Bart Melek, head of commodity strategy at TD Securities, notes that the impact of low inflation on real rates – which are stranded in low territory – is the key factor in determining gold's trajectory.
The global inflation rate of 1.9% indicates weakness in economies, which will pressure central banks to maintain or increase accommodative monetary policies. The U.S. Federal Reserve is among them, and many question whether the Fed can apply an aggressive rate hiking strategy in 2018; the markets are currently pricing in a 25% chance of one rate hike by August of 2018.
Incrementum AG fund manager Ronald-Peter Stoeferle, who publishes the annual In Gold We Trust report, also doesn't see low inflation as a threat to gold and says that another rate hike by the end of the year is unlikely.
Stoeferle's comments and the latest global inflation picture come after former Fed Chair Alan Greenspan warned in a Bloomberg interview that the U.S. is at risk of stagflation – an economy of low growth and high inflation.
TheStreet's David Yoe Williams points out that politics and cryptocurrencies seem to be dominating recent market discourse. The U.S. administration faces an unprecedented amount of both internal and internal volatility, due to struggles such as the inability to find a suitable replacement for Obamacare and the negative economic implications that have come as a result.
The stock and bond markets also hinge on President Trump's efficiency; the "Trump Bump", which boosted these markets after the election, now looks to be winding down. Additionally, external issues are weighing down on the administration, from Europe and China's debts, to increasingly strained relations between the U.S. and Russia. Perhaps the most concerning are the tensions with North Korea, which continues to flaunt the destructive potential of its military power.
With so many risks in the world at the moment, many are turning to bitcoin, as the cryptocurrency is seen by some as a hedge against geopolitical issues. However, while bitcoin has been gaining popularity, Williams points out that precious metals are the asset class that could really heat up this autumn.
Gold and silver have already gained 9% and 3% this year, respectively, and with a growing interest in safe-haven assets, Williams believes that the "gold standard" protection that precious metals offer should keep prices on the rise.
America is the home to the world's most famous gold rush, but Italy looks to be the site of the next craze for the yellow metal. The banks of Italy's Elvo River have no shortage of gold prospectors in recent days, owing to the site's history of ample gold deposits.
While many seek to make a profit from their prospecting efforts, there is a clear sense of enjoyment among those scouring the river. As Bruno Martini, a member of the World Goldpanning Association, explains, amateur prospecting takes a methodical approach: figuring out the most lucrative areas before committing hours in hopes of separating a couple of gold specks from the dirt.
As a veteran local recalls, prospecting in the area was once far more profitable, enough to pay for a six-month vacation. These days, a little extra cash is what most prospectors can hope for; the government's limit of five grams of gold a day is rarely reached. Yet even a brief visit to the area reveals that most are in it due to the rewarding experience of finding scraps of the precious metal and socializing with fellow prospectors, as opposed to making a major return.


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At Fins and Feathers Inc, we have a hobby gone crazy! In 1995, Brian M. Batten opened the doors to his dream come true - a pet store featuring birds, fish, reptiles, mice and other small mammals and much more in Honesdale, Pennsylvania.
Beginning with a storefront of about 1,200 square feet, the store focused mainly on aquatics, including freshwater fish, and birds. In 2001, another 800 square feet was added to the shop, to accommodate growing interest of the many pet owners in the area. Over the years, business boomed and the product lines have expanded to include supplies and products for reptiles, spiders, rabbits, ferrets, and cats, and dogs. Finally, in 2012, we were able to expand another 1,200 square feet of floor space, taking over the entire building located on Willow Avenue next to Tractor Supply. With this latest expansion, we are now able to carry more of everything you need and love for all your pets.
Our goal is to provide a quality pet store and supply the needs of the people that we have grown to know while working in the pet supply industry. Honesdale is a small town with small town needs, such as quality customer service and individual attention to the education and care of the customer's newfound friends. As the area of Honesdale has grown, so has Fins and Feathers Inc.
Fins and Feathers Inc currently maintains over a thousand gallons of water in a multitude of tanks containing a vast assortment of freshwater fish. We have a large section devoted exclusively to a wide variety of tropical, hand-raised parrots and smaller birds and bird supplies. We also carry a variety of different reptiles including snakes, lizards, spiders, scorpions, hermit crabs and frogs. Of course, we can't forget to mention all of the small furry friends including mice, rats, gerbils, hamsters, ferrets, chinchillas, rabbits and guinea pigs.
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Fr. Dominic Bouck: We Need More Bold Bishops Like St. Boniface
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Cornelis Bloemaert, "Saint Boniface," c. 1630
"Our duty is not to abandon ship but to keep her on her course."
By Fr. Dominic Bouck, EWTN News, 6/11/19
This past week in the American Catholic world was nothing to brag about. First, the Washington Post dropped a bombshell article outlining a new aspect of the rot that had crept into the American hierarchy, with Bishop Bransfield of West Virginia and his predilection not only for improper sexual favors, but finer worldly things as well. One bad apple? What about the large number of prelates who accepted his donations?
Then the secular Catholic world revealed another rift between a prominent Catholic layman and the truths of the faith. Former vice president and Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden revealed that after some conflicted messages, he will, after all, oppose the heretofore bipartisan Hyde Amendment which prohibits the use of federal funds to be used explicitly for abortion coverage.
I'd like to point out three points that Catholics should observe in this situation based on a heroic bishop from yesteryear whose feast fell in this worrying week:
First, one bad bishop (or many) does not mean that all bishops are bad. It is understandable that a bad priest and a bad bishop casts a certain scandalous pall upon the whole hierarchy. There is no possible historical room for naïveté, however. This has been the case since the first apostles. The people of God need above all to call their pastors to holiness and to pray for them.
Second, one bad layman (or many) does not mean that all laymen are bad. The public repudiation of a basic article of faith and morals by a prominent layman does not ruin the apostolate of the laity. I say this because sometimes there is an impression that we need so badly to hold the hierarchy and clergy to such high standards, but the Catholic laity are in as much need of mercy as the clergy, and rightly do the faithful lay Catholics not bear the guilt of their lay Catholic brethren when they err. Of course the clergy ought to be held to a higher standard, but rottenness is not imputed universally; that is, even several bad apples do not ruin the whole orchard, clerical or lay.
Third, all bishops ought to be more like St. Boniface. Boniface too lived in a time of both corrupt clergy and militant paganism. Yet he didn't let the pagans diminish his strong voice to his fellow clergymen, nor did he let the corruption of the clergy soften his preaching to the anti-Christian culture. He didn't allow the potential criticism of his episcopal and priestly office to diminish his ability to cut down the literal tree god worshipped by the society. This seems a model for today's good bishop. To inform a cleric or a layman that his conduct contradicts the faith or practice of the Catholic Church requires a sanctified boldness that is so rare today. Yet neither side of the dilemma should neuter the other. Today's bishops need to emulate the imperfect boldness of their forefathers.
The successors of the apostles have a necessary and uniquely powerful voice that the culture needs to hear, especially as the culture veers further into chaos. The bishops need encouragement in proclaiming heroically the message of Christ and his saving Truth, even if their office has been tainted by false shepherds. We can remember the words of the reformer Boniface ratified in his own blood: "In her voyage across the ocean of this world, the Church is like a great ship being pounded by the waves of life's different stresses. Our duty is not to abandon ship but to keep her on her course."
Our ship is Christ and powered by the breath of the Holy Spirit. But this ship is, by God's Providence, captained by sinful mortals. That part is unchanging. Let us encourage our earthly captains to guide her righteously and bravely, undeterred by the temptations of the port or the specter of storm or enemy.
Copyright © 2019 EWTN News, Inc. All rights reserved.
FR. DOMINIC BOUCK
Fr. Dominic Bouck is a priest of the Diocese of Bismarck and serves as Chaplain and Instructor at St. Mary's Central High School and as Parochial Vicar at the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit in Bismarck.
http://www.ncregister.com/blog/fatherbouck/we-need-more-bold-bishops-like-st.-boniface
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Mary is the Antidote to Our Anti-Life Culture, by Ava Lalor

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// 		if(args.sync_type=="bulk") {
// 		if (args.status && args.status=="in_progress"){
// 		  callback_params_value+= args.bulk_status;
// 		  }
// 		  partition_value = args.partition;
// 		}
// 		};

// 	 beforeEach(function() {
// 		   BlobBulkTest,BlobBulkTest_s = null;
// 		   callbackCalled = false;
// 		   timeoutflag= false;
// 		   callback_params_value="";
// 		   Rho.RhoConnectClient.pollInterval = 0;

//         BlobBulkTest = Rho.ORM.addModel( function(model){
// 			model.modelName("BlobBulkTest");
// 			model.property('image_uri','blob','overwrite');
//             model.property('name','string');
// 			model.enable("sync");
// 			});

// 		 BlobBulkTest_s = Rho.ORM.addModel( function(model){
// 			model.modelName("BlobBulkTest_s");
// 			model.property('image_uri','blob','overwrite');
//             model.property('name','string');
//             model.enable("fixedSchema");
// 			model.enable("sync");
// 			});

// 			Rho.ORM.clear();
// 			var db = new Rho.Database.SQLite3(Rho.Application.databaseFilePath('user'), 'user');
// 			db.execute("DELETE FROM SOURCES");
// 			db.execute("DELETE FROM CLIENT_INFO");
// 			db.execute("DELETE FROM OBJECT_VALUES");

// 			Rho.RhoConnectClient.logout();
// 		});

// 	afterEach(function() {

//     });

// 	function do_bluk_sync()
// 	{
// 	Rho.RhoConfig.bulksync_state='0'; //need to replace this code with correct new syntax of javascript
//     Rho.RhoConnectClient.doSync();
// 	}

// 		//Blob bulk sync test

// 		it("VT295-104 | Blob bulk sync functionality test  | All Blob files should get download from sync server successfully", function() {
// 			 runs(function () {
// 						Rho.RhoConnectClient.login('testclient','testclient',function(){
// 			            callbackCalled = true;
// 						do_bluk_sync();
// 						});

// 					setTimeout(function() {
// 					timeoutflag = true;
// 					}, 20000);
// 					});

// 					waitsFor(function() {
// 					return timeoutflag;
// 					}, "wait for 21 seconds", 21000);

// 			 	 runs(function() {
// 				    expect(callbackCalled).toEqual(true);
// 					expect(BlobBulkTest.find('all').length).toBeGreaterThan(0);
// 					expect(BlobBulkTest_s.find('all').length).toBeGreaterThan(0);
// 					});

// 		});

// 		it("VT295-105 | Blob bulk sync test when local db has some blob files  | All current blobs in DB-files folder should get replaced with current Blob images downloaded from sync server", function() {
// 			   //creates a blob record and save it to BlobTest property bag orm model
//     			var file_name = Rho.Application.modelFolderPath('BlobBulkTest') + 'BlobBulkTest.png';
// 				File.copy(file_name , Rho.Application.databaseBlobFolder);
// 				file_name = Rho.Application.databaseBlobFolder +'BlobBulkTest.png';
// 				var file_content = File.read(file_name);

// 				var item = BlobTest.new();
// 				item.name = "BlobBulkTest";
// 				item.image_uri = file_name;
// 				item.save;

// 				//creates a blob record and save it to BlobBulkTest_s fixed schema orm model
// 				var file_name_s = Rho.Application.modelFolderPath('BlobBulkTest_s') + 'BlobBulkTest_s.png';
// 				File.copy(file_name_s , Rho.Application.databaseBlobFolder);
// 				file_name_s = Rho.Application.databaseBlobFolder +'BlobBulkTest_s.png';
// 				var file_content_s = File.read(file_name_s);

// 				var item_s = BlobBulkTest_s.new();
// 				item_s.name = "BlobBulkTest_s";
// 				item_s.image_uri = file_name_s;
// 				item_s.save;

// 				runs(function () {
// 						Rho.RhoConnectClient.login('testclient','testclient',function(){
// 			            callbackCalled = true;
// 						do_bluk_sync();
// 						});

// 					setTimeout(function() {
// 					timeoutflag = true;
// 					}, 20000);
// 					});

// 					waitsFor(function() {
// 					return timeoutflag;
// 					}, "wait for 21 seconds", 21000);

// 			 	 runs(function() {
// 				    expect(callbackCalled).toEqual(true);
// 					expect(BlobBulkTest.find('all',{conditions: {'name': "BlobBulkTest"}}).length).toEqual(0);
// 					expect(BlobBulkTest.find('all',{conditions: {'name': "BlobBulkTest_s"}}).length).toEqual(0);
// 					expect(BlobBulkTest.find('all').length).toBeGreaterThan(0);
// 					expect(BlobBulkTest_s.find('all').length).toBeGreaterThan(0);
// 					});

// 		});

// 		it("VT295-106 | Check bulk_status parameter in sync notification call back during blob bulk sync  | All state(start,download,change_db,blobs,ok,and complete)should be reported inside notification callback", function() {
// 			Rho.RhoConnectClient.setNotification('*', callbackFunction);
// 			 runs(function () {
// 						Rho.RhoConnectClient.login('testclient','testclient',function(){
// 						do_bluk_sync();
// 						});

// 					setTimeout(function() {
// 					timeoutflag = true;
// 					}, 20000);
// 					});

// 					waitsFor(function() {
// 					return timeoutflag;
// 					}, "wait for 21 seconds", 21000);

// 			 	 runs(function() {
// 				    expect(callback_params_value).toContain('start');
// 					expect(callback_params_value).toContain('download');
// 					expect(callback_params_value).toContain('change_db');
// 					expect(callback_params_value).toContain('blobs');
// 					expect(callback_params_value).toContain('ok');
// 					expect(callback_params_value).toContain('complete');
// 					expect(Product.find('all').length).toBeGreaterThan(0);
// 					expect(Customer.find('all').length).toBeGreaterThan(0);
// 					});

// 		});

// });
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At 35, Ronaldo may have lost a step during the lockdown
ROME (AP) — At 35, Cristiano Ronaldo is struggling to regain his famous explosiveness following the three-month break for the coronavirus pandemic.
The Juventus striker failed to make an impact in his first two matches back, making his run of 19 goals in 14 consecutive matches before the break seem like a distant memory.
"Right now his (physical condition) numbers are not bad, maybe the best of the season, which means he trained a lot (during the lockdown)," Juventus coach Maurizio Sarri said after his team lost to Napoli in a penalty shootout in the Italian Cup final following a 0-0 draw on Wednesday.
"In terms of his acceleration and top speed, his numbers are not what he's accustomed to. But that's normal for someone who hasn't been playing games."
In last week's semifinal match against AC Milan, , after failing to convert a first-half penalty.
Against Napoli, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner's impact lasted all of five minutes.
Ronaldo earned a corner kick with a series of his trademark step-over moves and then had his only chance of the match batted away by Napoli goalkeeper Alex Meret.
Making matters worse, , when Napoli sealed the 4-2 shootout victory before he was slated to take Juventus' last spot kick.
During the awards ceremony, Ronaldo appeared on the verge of tears.
The game coincided with his son Cristiano Jr.'s 10th birthday and a title would have given Ronaldo the 30th trophy of his career for club and country.
This was supposed to be the month when Ronaldo was leading Portugal in the defense of its European Championship title. Instead, he's going to have to play himself back into shape with Serie A resuming next.
Juve's other key forwards are also racing to get back into shape.
Paulo Dybala has shown only flashes of brilliance after testing positive for COVID-19 for 50 days. His failure to convert the opening penalty of the shootout set the tone for the loss.
Gonzalo Higuain missed the two cup matches after injuring his right thigh upon the return to training, and Douglas Costa had a series of injuries before the break.
"These are all players who are used to resolving situations individually," Sarri said. "Right now we can't expect more considering our condition."
With little time for training, though, Ronaldo and Juventus will have to play their way back into shape with Serie A about to restart with games every three or four days.
On the bright side, Juventus' defense appears in top shape after keeping consecutive clean sheets with 42-year-old goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon putting on a performance for the ages in the final.
NAPOLI TURNAROUND
In six months, Napoli coach Gennaro Gattuso has accomplished what Sarri couldn't in his three seasons with the southern club: win a title.
Napoli was in crisis when Gattuso was hired to replace the fired Carlo Ancelotti in December. But by instilling the same ferociousness he was famous for as a gritty midfielder for AC Milan and Italy, Gattuso has guided Napoli to two wins over Juventus and also beaten Lazio and Inter Milan — the main challengers for the Serie A title.
No wonder thousands of Napoli fans flooded the streets of the city to celebrate the cup title with fireworks into the early morning Thursday.
"It's a big thing," Gattuso said. "I put a lot of weight on my shoulders, because at times I feel like I'm the owner of the club, at times the guy who takes care of the equipment warehouse, at times the team doctor.
"It's tough to live soccer the way I do, but it's the only way I know," Gattuso added after his first coaching title. "And that's why I feel this victory inside, because I know where we started from. I know how difficult and stressful I made life for my players and for the people who work in this club. And I think we deserved it."
With the cup final played in an empty stadium, host broadcaster RAI experimented with a virtual experience for fans watching at home.
The empty stands were covered with electronically imposed images over the tribune featuring the red of title sponsor Coca-Cola while the ends of the stadium were painted in the teams' colors — white and black for Juventus and blue for Napoli.
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Pandemic prompts agencies to revise disaster plans
By Jodi Goldberg
Storm preps in a pandemic
Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic, emergency services and programs have had to adapt their plans for responding to severe weather events and other natural disasters.
With the tri-state under a Tropical Storm Warning as Isaias moves closer, both the Nassau County and Suffolk County executives are preparing for what is expected to be a rain and wind event Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday morning.
The American Red Cross is also preparing. Susan Rounds, interim regional executive for the Greater New York region, said that ever since the COVID-19 pandemic, the nonprofit's plan looks a little different.
"We're really encouraging local residents to be part of the solution right here in greater New York and we have an all-out campaign to recruit and train additional volunteers to join us should there become a problem," she said. "They'll understand the complexities and how to help in their neighborhoods and with their family and friends."
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Tropical storm preparations on Long Island
Residents of Nassau and Suffolk are bracing for the rain, wind, and flooding. Residents of Long Beach are hoping that sand dunes that were built after Superstorm Sandy will keep them safe. Reported by Dana Arschin
The American Red Cross outlines important tips and information on the app and website including things like having a two-week supply of food, water and medication on hand in case of an emergency. And in the event that this storm or another soon after requires evacuations, shelters will now have an isolation area for those with COVID symptoms.
New York area prepares for impacts from Tropical Storm Isaias
"We'll be limiting population so we can plan for social-distancing of cots, tables, recreation areas," Rounds said. "We'll be providing masks, every resident and volunteer will be wearing PPEs."
More than a thousand Red Cross volunteers in the New York area are ready to respond, including disaster teams to survey hard-hit areas once the storm passes.
"It seems like it will lessen but hurricanes are unpredictable as we saw with Superstorm Sandy so it's important we pay attention," Rounds said.


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Gabriel Barceló Rico-Avello holds a PhD in Industrial Engineering from the ETSII de Madrid. He did his studies for the degree in Physical Sciences on the U. C. M. Barceló has spent most of his professional career as a civil servant in the Spanish civil administration, entering the Revenue Department as an industrial engineer by public exam. He was appointed a Finance and Tax Inspector, later becoming a State Finance Inspector.
Barceló has written numerous articles and books on technology, business organization and administration, social welfare, revenue, energy and physics. He was granted a 2016 Honorific Mention by the Industrial Engineers' Association of Madrid (COIIM) for his life's work. This award not only highlighted his professional achievements, but also his contribution to the social and professional acknowledgement of the engineering profession.
For over thirty-six years now he has been developing a scientific research program into non-inertial dynamic systems.


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The Suggestion Box: What's The Buzz The Weekend Of 10-15-16
N3 Entertainment Team
There's some fun on tap for our area this weekend and it starts out Friday night with a little pigskin action in Newaygo.
The 84th meeting of the Battle of M-37 is Friday.
New Head Coach Darren Geraghty has the Tigers in the hunt for a playoff invite with one win needed to clinch a spot but faces a couple of serious hurdles to get to the coveted 6 win mark and...
... a shot at post-season glory.
The first challenge is up the road this Friday when the Lions will host their long-time rivals on homecoming night. The Lions started the season with a brutal schedule but after dropping the first 3 they have righted the ship and won 3 of 4 since.
Head Coach Andy Busch who, with his assistants, orchestrated the magical 2012 season that saw the two teams meet in the tournament after a shift in conferences left this game off the schedule for the first time in 70 years. Taking over the reins of the team a week before the season Busch and his team marched through the regular season with but one blemish, a loss to Reed City. They proceeded to avenge that loss in the playoffs but not before taking Grant out of the tournament the week before by a 20-7 score.
In 2009 the Tigers had not only begun the season with their 10th straight loss but had not beaten their up the road rivals the previous 4 years. It was the Lakes 8 opener for both schools and when the significant dust cleared Grant pulled off the 19-18 win.
And last year Grant prevailed on their home field winning by a 22-6 margin.
It's looking to be another classic and this game has the absolute best that high school football offers. An intense rivalry between neighboring schools, homecoming night, what looks to be a cool and crisp evening and a stadium that will be packed to the gills with fans from both schools, parents, alumni and folks who love well-played hard-nosed high school football. If you attend one game a year, this one is it.
Saturday the Dogwood is bringing in Rumer Willis who has developed an intriguing entertaining and full of surprises performance called the Over The Love Tour.
This is a truly gifted young woman who also happens to be the offspring of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, but parentage aside her remarkable vocal abilities, sense of humor, ability to spin stories and the manner with which she commands the stage are the attributes that have drawn crowds to her recent shows in Denver and Minneapolis where she wowed the audiences with a truly compelling pair of performances.
Of course at N3 World Headquarters we assume these venues were mere warm-ups for her Dogwood appearance this weekend and her scheduled trips to Boston, New York and Hawaii that follow Saturday's soiree' could possibly be a bit anti-climatic after hitting the floorboard in Fremont, but that's just our opinion.
At any rate people, get thee to the Dogwood to not only see this talented young lady in a show theatergoers will be talking about long after she croons her last sultry note, but also to support this wonderful venue of top-level entertainment we are so very blessed to have in our fair climes.
And we would surely be remiss if we did not mention that N3 columnist and our favorite denizen of the stand-up comedy world Megan Wirts will be hosting a comedy show at Jimmy's Roadhouse on Saturday night.
So come on Near Northians, it is mid-October at this point and what better way to take your mind off of the fact that December lurks just 6 weeks hence than to get off the couch and grab some local fun.
Concerts, Plays, Happenings, Local Recipes, Gardening, Entertainment, Charities, Fundraisers, upcoming events, Theater, Activities, Tech, and much more.
"We don't have a choice on whether we do social media, the question is how well we do it."
- Eric Qualman
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ICT History in Sri Lanka-Payment Systems
Sri Lanka Interbank Payment System Sri Lanka Inter Bank Payment System (SLIPS) was introduced in 1993 by the CBSL, as an off line retail fund transfer system. With the establishment of LCPL, operations of SLIPS were handed over to LCPL in 2002.
In 2002, LankaClear had commenced automating the cheque clearance process in Sri Lanka, originally carried out by CBSL. Other services which LankaClear commenced include the Sri Lanka Interbank Payment System (SLIPS), enabling same-day transfers. A real-time funds transfer switch has been enabled.
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Some people believe that mortgage brokers are only for those people who have credit issues. You can certainly access the skills of a mortgage broker if you have bad credit, but it isn't a requirement!
Most people who use the service of Lime Group are the same ones who could go to the big banks. They simply recognize that a broker can save them time and money and are the logical choice for the job.
Similarly, choosing your current bank as your lender doesn't always mean you get preferential treatment when it comes to loan rates. You should always shop around instead of assuming that you're getting the best deal.. Better yet, let us do all the hard work for you!
3) Mortgage Brokers Are Expensive.
This is one myth that absolutely needs to be busted! We don't charge for our time, in fact we can save you money, and in several ways.
Let us take the hassle out of obtaining a home loan. We'll shop around for the best deal possible, at no cost!
It's true that some brokers do work for a bank or single lender, but at Lime Group we don't. We pride ourselves in providing all the options and we can compare the rates from dozens of lenders to get our clients the best deal available!
We do the work and you get the best options! Oh, and did we mention its a free service?


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5 thoughts on the Jaguars changes and hirings
By Alfie Crow@AlfieBCC Jan 10, 2017, 9:25am EST
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On Monday the Jacksonville Jaguars officially announced that they would be promoting interim head coach Doug Marrone into the full time position, hiring Tom Coughlin as the executive vice president of football operations and giving general manager Dave Caldwell a two-year extension.
The moves were met with mixed reactions that had a lot of peaks and valleys, but the overall feeling with all the moves seemed to be a resounding... "What?"
There is a lot going on with the moves the Jaguars ended up making on Monday and in reality they offer more questions than answers. After sleeping on the news and talking about it with a few people, here are five thoughts I have on what the Jaguars ultimately did on Monday.
1. Why did they wait to fire Gus Bradley and promote Doug Marrone?
I'm not going to believe that Marrone was the most impressive candidate and that's why they ended up hiring him. He's been here for two seasons now, so you know what you're getting. I'm not sure I totally buy that other candidates turned them down, either, but I think the team opted to go for a combination hire also bringing in Tom Coughlin to help right the ship. The question is still going to remain until we get in an answer in the Thursday press conference: Why did you wait so long to fire Gus Bradley? You could have had this structure in place two months ago.
2. What exactly is Dave Caldwell's role now?
With the addition of Coughlin as football ops and the news that he will have 53-man control of the roster, what exactly is the role of general manager Dave Caldwell? It seems obvious that Caldwell was given a demotion and stripped of power even if the team doesn't explicitly state that being the case. My thoughts are the team feel Caldwell is good at evaluating talent, but not good at building a team. The latter is a special skill that the best general managers have, and it's something that Tom Coughlin was exceptionally good at when he was the head coach of the Jaguars in charge of the roster. I would guess Caldwell will still operate as the day-to-day general manager, but everything done must meet Coughlin's stamp of approval.
3. Doug Marrone, the candidate, is a fine coaching hire.
The hiring of Doug Marrone has been met with a mixed bag from fans and in my opinion a bit unfairly and the anger misguided. I wrote about this last week when I said Marrone had a better shot at the job than most people thought, but in a vacuum Doug Marrone the coaching candidate is just fine as a hire. He brought Syracuse back to being a respectable football team while he was there and then brought the Buffalo Bills their first winning season in nearly a decade with E.J. Manuel and Kyle Orton at the quarterback position. He saw the writing on the wall in Buffalo and left on his own accord, which looks like the smart move two years later. The Jaguars offensive line, despite what people think, improved significantly in pass protection during Marrone's watch. In the two games Marrone coached, it was a completely different team on the field compared to past weeks/seasons. The problem is, the optics.
4. Why did the Jaguars not control the narrative and let the optics get out of control?
One of the biggest criticisms from the Jaguars coaching search is how they handled the entire process. While the other five teams with vacancies were tweeting when they interviewed what candidate, when they were done and profiles of the interviewees, the Jaguars were sending tweets about a sub sponsorship and essentially having a gag order on information. The narrative shifted to no one actually wanted the Jaguars head coaching job and they would end up having to settle for Doug Marrone. I don't think that's specifically true, but because of the optics of the whole situation, that's how it appears. It's something minor really because it will blow over in a few weeks, but this is something the Jaguars could have easily controlled by confirming and putting out specific information they wanted. I mean hell, if you announce Coughlin hired as the VP of ops first, before anyone else is able to get the news out, I'd bet the general reaction to everything would be a lot more measured because of the appearance that it's all Coughlin approved.
5. Are the Jaguars keeping the same defensive scheme?
Reports surfaced that the Jaguars would be keeping at least defensive coordinator Todd Wash and linebacker coach Robert Saleh on staff, but until that is announced and/or confirmed we can only assume that the defensive staff will largely remain intact. So that begs the question; will the Jaguars still be running the same defensive scheme, especially after it was ripped by multiple defensive players after the final game? The scheme the team has run the past four seasons was something that Gus Bradley wanted and tried to emulate from his time under Pete Carroll with the Seattle Seahawks. Wash only spent two seasons with Bradley in Seattle prior to coming to Jacksonville, so is he going to keep the same scheme or will he install his own? Wash also worked under Monte Kiffin in Tampa Bay, which ran a more traditional 4-3 defensive front. Will the Jaguars move to something more traditional or keep the same scheme going forward?
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Cook Children's Health Plan has contracted with, and will work in partnership with, Beacon Health Options LLC (Beacon) to manage the delivery of mental health and substance use disorder services for Chip/Star/STAR Kids Members.
The primary goal of the program is to provide medically necessary care in the most clinically appropriate and cost-effective therapeutic settings. By ensuring that all Cook Children's Health Plan Members receive timely access to clinically appropriate behavioral health care services, Cook Children's Health Plan and Beacon Health believe that quality clinical services can achieve improved outcomes for our Members.
Improved health outcomes can be achieved by providing Members with access to a full continuum of mental health and substance use services through our network of contracted behavioral health providers.
Behavioral Health is defined as both acute and chronic psychiatric and substance use disorders as referenced in the most recent Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) of the American Psychiatric Association.


Khevin Barnes as Dr. Wilderness created the longest running environmental magic show in America. Performing for 35 years, his Emmy-award winning program became a prime-time family television special on CBS stations. He performed at the world famous HOLLYWOOD MAGIC CASTLE for 10 consecutive years and delivered 4,000 live school shows with corporate sponsorship. Dr. Wilderness Inc. is a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation. Khevin is now available as an inspirational keynote speaker and comedy magician.


Home /Knowledge Base /Common Questions /How do I close jobs once they are done?
How do I close jobs once they are done?
To mark a job as completed, simply edit the job by clicking the job Id or by double clicking the job in your schedule. Once in the job page simply move the status to the Done status.
Now this job will be marked as Done and will not appear in your schedule. You can still view it in your various reports tough.
To cancel a job simply move the status to the Canceled status. This will remove it from your schedule as well.


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Lista delle cinte murarie che caratterizzano le città, i centri e i borghi della provincia di Grosseto.

Arcidosso:
Mura di Arcidosso
Mura di Montelaterone

Campagnatico:
Mura di Campagnatico
Mura di Montorsaio

Capalbio:
Mura di Capalbio

Castel del Piano:
Mura di Castel del Piano
Mura di Montegiovi
Mura di Montenero d'Orcia

Castiglione della Pescaia:
Mura di Castiglione della Pescaia

Cinigiano:
Mura di Monticello Amiata
Mura di Porrona

Civitella Paganico:
Mura di Civitella Marittima
Mura di Paganico
Mura di Pari

Gavorrano:
Mura di Gavorrano
Mura di Caldana
Mura di Giuncarico

Grosseto:
Mura di Grosseto
Mura di Batignano
Mura di Istia d'Ombrone
Mura di Montepescali
Mura di Roselle

Isola del Giglio:
Mura di Giglio Castello

Magliano in Toscana:
Mura di Magliano in Toscana
Mura di Montiano
Mura di Pereta

Manciano:
Mura di Manciano
Mura di Montemerano
Mura di Saturnia

Massa Marittima:
Mura di Massa Marittima
Mura di Tatti

Monte Argentario:
Mura di Porto Ercole

Monterotondo Marittimo
Mura di Monterotondo Marittimo

Montieri:
Mura di Montieri
Mura di Boccheggiano
Mura di Gerfalco
Mura di Travale

Orbetello:
Mura di Orbetello
Mura di Cosa
Mura di Talamone

Pitigliano:
Mura di Pitigliano

Roccalbegna:
Mura di Roccalbegna
Mura di Cana

Roccastrada:
Mura di Roccastrada
Mura di Montemassi
Mura di Roccatederighi
Mura di Torniella

Santa Fiora:
Mura di Santa Fiora

Scansano:
Mura di Scansano

Scarlino:
Mura di Scarlino

Seggiano:
Mura di Seggiano

Semproniano:
Mura di Semproniano
Mura di Rocchette di Fazio

Sorano:
Mura di Sorano
Mura di Montorio
Mura di Sovana

Bibliografia
Aldo Mazzolai, Guida della Maremma. Percorsi tra arte e natura, Firenze, Le Lettere, 1997.
Giuseppe Guerrini (a cura di), Torri e Castelli della Provincia di Grosseto (Amministrazione Provinciale di Grosseto), Siena, Nuova Immagine Editrice, 1999.

Voci correlate
Cinta muraria
Provincia di Grosseto
Città murate italiane

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Liste di monumenti

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Gluten has become a very popular topic these days with an increase in gluten-free products and the endorsement of gluten-free diets. Most commonly people with celiac disease have to have a strict gluten-free diet in order to help alleviate the symptoms of celiac disease completely.
Gluten is a protein found in rye, barley and wheat. It's what makes bread chewy and cakes moist and helps dough rise and is what helps bind everything together.
There is a lot of debate as to whether gluten is responsible for such things as migraines, depression, irritability, diarrhea, and upset stomach. This is why it has recently become popular and many people are wondering if gluten could be the culprit to their problems.
Gluten sensitivity is a real issue and includes wheat allergy and celiac disease. Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder that attacks the small intestine when even trace amounts of gluten are consumed. Celiac disease has an increased risk of osteoporosis, infertility and intestinal cancers.
About one in 100 people have celiac disease today which is a definite increase over the years.
Several grains and starch sources are considered acceptable for a gluten-free diet. The most frequently used are rice, corn, potatoes and tapioca. Other grains and starch sources generally considered suitable for gluten-free diets include arrowroot, amaranth, millet, montina, quinoa, lupin, taro, sorghum, chia seed, yam and teff. Various types of nut flours, bean and soybean are sometimes used in gluten-free products to add in more protein and fiber.
Almond flour is a low-carbohydrate alternative to flour, with a low glycemic index. Buckwheat is not related to wheat; pure buckwheat is considered acceptable for a gluten-free diet, although many commercial buckwheat products are actually mixtures of wheat and buckwheat flours.
Gluten is also used in foods in some unexpected ways, for example as a binding agent or thickener in products like ice cream and ketchup. People wishing to follow a completely gluten free diet must also take into consideration the ingredients of any over-the-counter or prescription medications and vitamins. Also, cosmetics such as lipstick, lip balms, and lip gloss may contain gluten and need to be investigated before use. Glues used on envelopes may also contain gluten.
In fine sieve under cold running water, rinse quinoa. Drain and place in saucepan along with carrot, celery, turnip and 3-1/2 cups (875 mL) water; bring to boil. Reduce heat; simmer until quinoa is tender and liquid is absorbed, about 20 minutes. Transfer to bowl; fluff with fork and let cool. Add tomatoes, cucumber, onions, parsley and mint.
In small bowl, whisk together lemon juice, vinegar, garlic, salt, pepper and hot pepper sauce; whisk in oil. Toss with salad.
When making any diet or exercise change it is important to see a doctor or professional to seek advice.
It is also important to recognize that every person is different and so is everyone's react to certain foods. Some people are more sensitive than others to gluten and this many not to the solutions to any of symptoms. It is always best to seek out the best solution for your best self!


"Reports that a team flew in from Saudi Arabia expressly to carry out a 'planned murder' in the consulate are cause for extreme alarm after Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance since entering the building on October 2.
"If true, this would be an abysmal new low. Such an assassination within the grounds of the consulate, which is territory under Saudi Arabian jurisdiction, would amount to an extrajudicial execution. This case sends a shockwave among Saudi Arabian human rights defenders and dissidents everywhere, eroding any notion of seeking safe haven abroad.
"The Gulf Kingdom routinely uses draconian laws to crack down on peaceful dissent at home, and has even arrested dissidents abroad in the past. But the enforced disappearance – and now reported assassination – of one of its citizens who had sought asylum abroad should set alarm bells ringing. It suggests the Saudi Arabian authorities are willing to dispense even with their own deeply flawed judicial proceedings in order to punish those who peacefully criticize them.
"The international community's deafening silence on Saudi Arabia's crackdown on freedom of expression must end and it must demand an immediate explanation from Saudi Arabia's authorities about Jamal Khashoggi's fate or whereabouts. If the reports are true, they must immediately launch an independent investigation and those responsible, however high their rank or status, must face justice.


The 2011 Cornwall Architectural Trust lecture was delivered by Jonathan Falkingham, architect and co-founder Urban Splash, a leading development company at the forefront of innovative and imaginative regeneration thinking.
Founded in 1993, most of the company's projects have been undertaken in the UK's northern cities. More recently they have carried out the widely acclaimed restoration of the art deco Midland Hotel, Morecambe and, in the South West, Plymouth's Royal William Victualling Yard.
The lecture, delivered to an invited audience of leading figures in design, commissioning and construction, took place in the Fal Lecture Theatre, Truro College on 18th November.
To download the Cornwall Today press release, please click here.


And though the play is entitled Othello, Iago is the central and most fascinating character. Othello is the military commander, but it is Iago who dictates the action. Moreover, Iago explains things to the audience and draws them in: his motivations, his stratagems and his true character. In performance, it is crucial that Iago gives the other characters enough to work with as they all react to him in both word and action. Also, the actor playing Iago must be able to change tone between his interaction with the other characters and his interaction with the audience. You can't play the role in the same key.
In Shakespeare Dallas fall season, in a production directed by Mason York, Gregory Lush plays Iago and doesn't give his fellow actors enough to work with or the audience that crucial change in tone. He is sufficient in his interactions with Roderigo (Jeremiah Johnson) and Cassio (Lee George), but these are simpler characters —they are there to be manipulated by Iago. However, his scenes with Othello (Jamal Sterling) leave his fellow actor struggling to find his way. Sterling doesn't bring out the full or even brimming psychosis that slowly grips him when Iago plants the seeds of his wife's infidelity, which we do see clearly in Sterling's scenes with Desdemona (Caitlin Glass) and her attendant/Iago's wife Emilia (Joanna Schellenberg).
The passion and tension between Glass and Sterling is palpable. Their final scene together when Othello murders his bride is the highpoint of the evening, especially the fascinating staging that has Othello and Desdemona sitting on the edge of the bed after Othello has made it plain that he intends to kill her. This moment is both tender and intense. How many couples have sat at the edge of their beds late at night and tried to work through a misunderstanding? But the stakes here are not the survival of the relationship or a night on the couch for one of them; it's death. It's a smart gambit by director York, not to mention a triumph for fight and intimacy designer Rachel Lee Flesher.
Other notable performances come from Ethan Norris as the Duke, Sakyiwaa Baah as Bianca and Joanna Schellenberg as Emilia. While these are smaller parts, these actors are pitch perfect, hitting just the right notes to complement the other performers and the play overall.
As to the technical aspects of the production, I wonder if the incessant rain we've had lately has affected the production. Donna Marquet's set design is the same basic structure that was used for Shakespeare Dallas' summer season, but we hardly see any of the layering that was added for the summer shows, especially with respect to lighting. It seems like lighting designer Kenneth Farnsworth has been provided a dimmer switch for a light board. The limited set design forces the scene changes to be explained through props (Cindy Ernst Godinez, properties design), which while adequate isn't very effective. The sound design by Marco E. Salinas is limited as well; just a few sound effects and some pre-show and intermission music. The costume design by Susan Yanofsky is colorful and vibrant for the women, but mostly dark and simple for the male main characters.
The performance I attended was delayed twice for rain and the stage was no doubt slick. I'm sure this affected the performers and technical staff's ability to execute the production as planned. But without an Iago that convinces the audience that he is a master manipulator, one who can convincingly draw in the other characters in the play as well as the audience, this Othello is not as fulfilling as it could be.
» Othello continues through Sept. 29 at Samuell-Grand Amphitheatre in Tenison Park in East Dallas; and then runs Oct. 4-14 at Addison Circle Park in Addison.


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Q: The "Aapt" task could not be instantiated I'm creating an application using Xamarin.Forms using Xamarin with Visual Studio; after building my solution, it is showing me some messages regarding AndroidManifest.xml and errors.
Messages:

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*Could not find schema information for the element 'manifest'

*Could not find schema information for the element 'uses-sdk'
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*The "Aapt" task could not be instantiated from "C:\Program Files (x86) \MSBuild \Xamarin\Android \Xamarin.Android.Build.Tasks.dll".

*The "Aapt" task has been declared or used incorrectly, or failed during construction. Check the spelling of the task name and the assembly name.
I use VS2015, help me please to solve this issue.

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Q: How to invoke n times a rest service and interpret the result at the end, using retrofit and rxjava? I am trying to process the result after invoking n times a rest service, but a list of objects of which a property tells me whether or not to invoke the web service, however I can not process the final result when finishing the n invocations, It seems that it is due to asynchrony, can someone tell me what I am doing wrong ?, Thank you very much, and excuse my bad English.
The example code is:
private List<ResquestService> request;

private void process(){
    Observable.fromIterable(request)
    .filter(resquestService -> resquestService.getType().equals(WS_TYPE))
    .observeOn(AndroidSchedulers.mainThread())
    .subscribeOn(Schedulers.newThread())
    .subscribe(
            resquestService -> {consumeRestService(resquestService);},
            Throwable::printStackTrace,
            () -> {processFinalResults();}
    );
}

private void consumeRestService(ResquestService resquestService){
    getApi().processData(resquestService)
            .observeOn(AndroidSchedulers.mainThread())
            .subscribeOn(Schedulers.newThread())
            .subscribe(
                    next -> {processResultWS();},
                    error -> {handleErrorWS();}
            );
}

public class ResquestService {
    private int id;
    private String name;
    private String type;
}

A: The solution was to put in the iterable
.subscribeOn (Schedulers.newThread ())
and in the call to the rest service:
.observeOn (AndroidSchedulers.mainThread ())
private void process(){
    Observable.fromIterable(request)
    .filter(resquestService -> resquestService.getType().equals(WS_TYPE))
    .subscribeOn(Schedulers.newThread())
    .subscribe(
            resquestService -> {consumeRestService(resquestService);},
            Throwable::printStackTrace,
            () -> {processFinalResults();}
    );
}

private void consumeRestService(ResquestService resquestService){
    getApi().processData(resquestService)
            .observeOn(AndroidSchedulers.mainThread())
            .subscribe(
                    next -> {processResultWS();},
                    error -> {handleErrorWS();}
            );
}


/ How is Gluten-Free Pizza Made?
How is Gluten-Free Pizza Made?
If you have recently converted to a gluten-free diet, you may be a little bit intimidated by the prospect of overhauling your recipe book and replacing all of your favorite homemade dishes with gluten-free alternatives.
While it is totally understandable that you would feel overwhelmed right now, the good news is that many of the gluten-based dishes in your cookbook require only small tweaks to make them appropriate for celiacs or those who are gluten intolerant.
That being said, there are a number of popular dishes that prove tricky for inexperienced home chef's to recreate without falling back on gluten and, unfortunately, one of them just happens to be the world's most beloved food.
Pizza is eaten all over the world and can be purchased everywhere from five-star restaurants to tiny fast food joints with decidedly less impressive ratings. Unfortunately, the majority of restaurants that offer pizza do not offer a gluten-free alternative and the ones that do have no problem taking advantage of their customers' dietary requirements by charging extra for it.
For this reason, many celiacs take to producing their own gluten-free pizza at home, which presents a whole different world of problems, the most notable of which being the fact that homemade gluten-free pizza is more than a little challenging to get right the first time.
A traditional pizza almost always features a base that contains high amounts of wheat flour, which gluten free eaters must avoid. So, for a pizza to be gluten free, its base must not contain any wheat flour, which means almost completely altering the foundation of the dish.
There are a number of wheat flour alternatives commonly used in preparing gluten-free pizza, each with its own unique set of benefits. Many gluten-free pizza crust mixes feature rice flour instead of wheat flour, as do some frozen gluten-free pizzas.
Rice flour is actually used instead of wheat flour in a lot of gluten-free recipes, but its use in gluten-free pizza is somewhat questionable as it creates a cracker-esque crust that will give the game away if you're trying to convince your dinner guests that they are eating traditional pizza.
The majority of gluten-free pizzas that do not use a rice-based crust instead rely on manioc flour, which is arguably better at recreating the texture of pizza prepared with wheat flour. Some recipes actually call for a blend of both rice and manioc flour, but most pre-prepared pizza crust mixes feature only one of the two.
In order to create the dough that will ultimately form the base of their pizza, most gluten-free chefs mix their wheat flour alternative with varying amounts of sugar, salt, yeast, olive oil, and water. Some choose to season their dough with garlic and onion, which certainly adds to the taste of the finished product, but isn't absolutely necessary.
Once all of these ingredients have been whisked together and spread over an appropriately sized baking sheet, the pizza base is baked, devoid of all toppings, for half an hour or so. Only after it is removed from the oven is the base ready for the collection of sauces, cheeses, and meats that will turn it into a pizza.
Traditional pizza sauce is perfectly safe for consumption by celiacs and others who abide by a gluten-free diet. This is also largely the case with cheeses, but it is important to remember that certain cheeses may contain wheat-based agents to prevent sticking and clumping, which is why most manufacturers of gluten-free pizza like to play it safe by using fresh mozzarella.
When it comes to meat and fish toppings, most can be used on a gluten-free pizza, providing, of course, they are fresh. When not purchased fresh, certain meats and fish may contain certain additives and preservatives that won't jive with the digestive system of a celiac. Because fresh meat is quite a bit more expensive than artificially preserved meat, some pizzerias that offer gluten-free options do so only on their margarita and vegetable pizzas in order to avoid the expense of fresh meat.
It's generally a good idea to be skeptical of gluten-free pizza from non-franchise pizzerias anyway, as such pizzas are often prepared using the same tools used to prepare their wheat flour-based counterparts, so cross-contamination is a significant possibility. It is often said that the only way you can be certain a gluten-free pizza is gluten free is by making it yourself.
While it can be a challenge to master, homemade gluten-free pizza is certainly not out of the skill set of any gluten-free chef and, as you can see from this brief overview of pizza preparation, it comes down to a few crucial steps as opposed to a long and varied list of must-dos.
How to Make Gluten-Free Pizza Base?
What is Gluten-Free Pizza Crust Made Of?
What is in Gluten-Free Pizza Crust?
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Manchester, Royaume-Uni
/Culture et histoire
/LGBTQ
Back in Time in Manchester
1.5 heures
This unique walking tour was designed by Laura. The tour will take you on a rollercoaster of the Northern City's streets, with unexpected twists and turns. You will be introduced to to Manchester through its history of powerful women, astonishing architecture and vibrant food scene. The tour will also includes elements of Laura's personal experience of homelessness.. The tour builds bridges between Laura's past and the person she has become today. The tour will educate locals and tourists alike, to understand the difficulties of living on the streets as well as being transgender, in order for people to gain an insight on the issues surrounding homelessness.
Hi, my name is Alice and I am the Head of Invisible (Manchester). We run tours across the UK that are led by people who have experienced homelessness. This tour will be led by Laura, one of our Invisible (Manchester) tour guides. She has been homeless three times since the age of 17 and she is a fully trained tour guide with Invisible (Manchester). She said a friend once described her as a unicorn and a seahorse. This statement captures her unique traits, or as she says 'rare breed of person', that allows her to flourish as an autistic and transgender woman. With compassion and love for each person, Laura's tour will highlight stories of Manchester but can also challenge perceptions of the streets. In her own words, her tour makes "the invisible visible
À propos de l'association
󶀁 Expériences solidaires
Invisible (Manchester) is part of Invisible Cities, a social enterprise that trains people who have experienced homelessness to become walking tour guides of their own city. 100% of our profit is used to develop our guides further or to organise wider events for the homeless community.
Le montant perçu pour cette expérience solidaire est intégralement reversé à Invisible Cities.
The one and a half mile walk will take you to places like St Peter's Square, where the Central Library, The Midland Hotel and Emmeline Pankhurst statue are located. Laura will also take you to China Town, where photo opportunities arise. In Piccadilly Gardens she shares her personal story with you under the watchful eye of the Queen Victoria statue The experience ends in the Northern Quarter at an optional cafe stop.
10 voyageurs âgés de 12 ou plus peuvent participer. Les parents peuvent emmener leurs enfants de moins de 2 ans.


Charming Shell - Mixed Gingham - BLACK/WHITE - XS - Talbots is rated 3.3 out of 5 by 4.
Add a fun, polished print to your Charming Shell collection. This mixed gingham shell looks great with the matching cardigan or under your favorite blazer!
Rated 2 out of 5 by Anne from TOO LONG! It would be helpful if Talbots included the length instead of fall at/below hip. Whose hip. This shell which is beautiful , unfortunately falls far, far below my hip and looks sloppy worn at mid hip which creates too many folds.
Rated 4 out of 5 by TalbotsMom from Adorable but runs small I bought this without the cardigan, but still planning to wear it underneath another sweater (the black duster, available here). It's very cute but runs really small. Order up one size, for sure.
Rated 2 out of 5 by Vsoho from Not the same charming shell I have a closet full of the Charming shells and cardigans. The two I have just received are notably smaller. The medium is over 2" shorter and narrower than ones received in the past. Will have to go back.
Rated 5 out of 5 by askingforafriend from Flattering and versatile This is a great piece to dress up or down. The u-shaped neck is flattering, as I often look boxy in tops. The pattern is not too busy, and the detail at neckline, armholes and bottom band make the look modern (not "cutesy" as can happen with gingham). I like that it's majority cotton so it feels cool, and the stretch keeps it comfortable. I got the matching sweater and will be able to mix the shell and the sweater with other black or white sweaters and shells, respectively.
How does this run size-wise?


Virtual School Resources: Dual Enrollment or A.P?
Is your high school student dual enrolled? With nearly 70 % of our nation's high schools offering high school students the opportunity to dual enroll, it doesn't make sense to not take advantage of these early college courses.
Reported in a recent article in Education Week, Chris Tutje, a 2012 grad of East High School in Des Moines, IA, acquired 36 college credits through dual enrolling at his local community college. This also earned him his highest GPA of high school. In the year where many seniors get lazy and may even begin the celebration of graduating a bit too early, dual enrollment might just be the motivation your high school student needs.
"Even the best kids struggle in advanced placement (AP) courses. Hell, AP courses are meant to be hard. They're like high school courses on steroids; their only contribution to kids' high school experience is more zits and stress."
So, why would you put your student through that if you don't need to? Unless your child's college of choice is requiring A.P., I'm not sure of a good reason. Many students have taken A.P. classes and passed the course final only to get a C on the A.P. test, which means it does not qualify as college credit.
I did a bit more research on this as I know there are people who disagree. Don't get me wrong, I know you can't please everyone! However, I just wanted to get some different opinions. I found The Student Doctor Network, a forum for students who are planning to become doctors. This is written by students, which is why I think it's pertinent information. One student said "dual enrollment classes are by far more likely to be accepted by medical schools." This was the second comment that also stated you may need to retake A.P. Science classes when you get to college. Another disadvantage, according to one of the students, is that the A.P. class may not be taught well. Remember, the same teacher is not giving the A.P. test. One student said he wishes he had known about dual enrollment in high school. Make sure your student understands this option.
My daughter, who won't even be 16 for a few more months, already has 4 college classes under her belt. She got A's in each one, and is on the Dean's List at our local community college. In my opinion, Dual Enrollment is the way to go. However, as I always recommend, do your own due diligence.
Do you have high school students? What do you think?


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RV Dump Stations Washington
Many RV dump stations in Washington can be found in RV parks and campgrounds. Washington dump stations can also be found at RV supply stores, travel plazas, and even some gas stations. The travel plazas offer a variety of other services, and many are open 24 hours every day.
Top Washington RV Dump Stations
1. North Spokane RV Campground
10904 North Newport Highway
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day
The dump station is open all year and provides rinse water.
Pricing: Free for registered guests; $20 for visitors
2. Evergreen RV Supply
16610 Aurora Avenue North
Evergreen RV Supply provides both parts and service. It is open all year.
Pricing: $3
3. Suncrest RV Park
303 Hansen Road
Moses Lake, WA 98837
The dump station is open all year and provides potable water and rinse water.
Pricing: Free for registered guests
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Explore Dump Stations by City
Many of the Washington RV dump stations can be found in or near Seattle, the largest city in the state and in the Pacific Northwest, which is also home to such well-known attractions as the Space Needle. Professional sports teams that play for Seattle include the Mariners baseball team and the Seahawks football team, so you may travel to the area in your RV for a game.
Spokane, the largest city in eastern Washington, sits along the river of the same name. RV campers visiting the area will find some convenient dump stations in Washington in the Spokane area, which also includes attractions like the Bing Crosby Theater, Knitting Factory Nightclub and the Davenport Art District.
Olympia, the capital of Washington, is located at the southern end of Puget Sound and is 60 miles southwest of Seattle. Many of the RV dump stations in Washington are in the Olympia area, which also boasts outdoor marvels like Hurricane Ridge and Tumwater Falls Park as well as indoor attractions the Nisqually Red Wind Casino and the state capital building.
Kennewick, which is located in southern Washington, is the biggest of the Tri-Cities; the other two are Richland and Pasco. The Kennewick area is home to campsites and travel plazas with waste dump stations as well as such attractions as the Toyota Center, a multipurpose arena that hosts sporting events, concerts, ice shows and circuses, and the Sacagawea Heritage Trail, which is a 23-mile-long trail that runs through all of the Tri-Cities.
Finding an RV dump station Washington tourists can use is easy. Many RV parks and campgrounds have them. If state parks have RV campgrounds on their premises, they will usually have dump stations. Fairgrounds, travel plazas and even some gas stations and stores may have dump stations for travelers as well.
Top RV Rentals in Washington
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Lake Wenatchee State Park
Lake Wenatchee and the Wenatchee River are pristine bodies of water that draw many visitors to north-central Washington every year. Since Lake Wenatchee State Park covers a waterfront that runs alongside 12,623 feet of the lake and river, water-based activities are popular in the area. The clear, blue lake is five miles long and has both shallow lagoons for swimming and much deeper areas for safe boating... Read more


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Are Hotels Making the Most of Sustainability Opportunities?
Nothing more clearly points to the failure of Australia's residential energy efficiency policy and rating scheme than what we witnessed in the summer of 2016/17.
In today's global business climate, convention centres compete globally. Facilities perceived as dated or lacking in technology and sustainability will be passed over for newer facilities.
A call has gone out for environmentally-aware builders wanting to join a low-carbon revolution on Melbourne's outskirts.


Reversible Italian Wax Seal: "Friendship"
This 10k gold pendant is cast from a reversible 19th century Italian desk seal. On one side, a boatman uses the North Star to navigate through rough seas. He points to the beacon in the sky, saying "If I lose you, I am lost." Which of your loved ones show you the way in life during difficult times? Who do you depend on over and over for companionship, advice, a way to laugh about it all? The other side of the pendant sums it up nicely: "amicizia" is Italian for "friendship."
Measurements: Charm is 13mm x 11mm, chain measures 18".


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John Brennan faces grilling over leaked drone memo as senators demand answers
Nominee for CIA director set for tough confirmation questions from senators angered by lack of White House clarity on drones
John Brennan, Barack Obama's nominee for CIA director, will come under renewed pressure at his confirmation hearing on Thursday to justify the targeted killing of US citizens in drone strikes, following the leak of a secret summary of the White House rationale for one its most controversial policies.
Senators angered by the lack of transparency over the legal basis for targeting Americans are planning to demand more details from Brennan, currently the White House counter-terrorism chief and a key architect of Obama's drones policy.
The white paper, leaked on Monday night and dating from 2011, was shown to senators several weeks ago, but failed to allay their concerns. It was made public by NBC and justifies the killing of those US citizens who hold senior positions in al-Qaida and pose an "imminent threat of violent attack" against America.
The white paper also provides some detail of the legal framework under US and international law for the drones policy, including that the US is at war with al-Qaida. But it has come under criticism from human rights groups for making too broad a case for killing, rather than capturing, suspected American and foreign terrorists.
Eleven senators wrote to the president on Monday demanding the administration hand over all legal justifications for killing US citizens by drones. They are pressing to see a more detailed 50-page memorandum from the office of legal counsel.
The letter, signed by eight Democrats and three Republicans, hints at confrontation over Brennan's appointment if the administration does not co-operate.
"We ask that you direct the Justice Department to provide Congress, specifically the judiciary and intelligence committees, with any and all legal opinions that lay out the executive branch's official understanding of the president's authority to deliberately kill American citizens," the letter said.
"The executive branch's co-operation on this matter will help avoid an unnecessary confrontation that could affect the Senate's consideration of nominees for national security positions."
The letter notes that the president has previously promised to share with Congress information that he cannot make public for national security reasons.
A congressional staff member with knowledge of the issue said Brennan is likely to face detailed questioning about the legal basis for a drones policy he helped forge.
"The white paper raised a lot of questions that can only be answered by access to the detailed legal justifications the administration has consistently refused to share [with Congress]," he said. "John Brennan is at the heart of this policy. It would be my expectation he will face a lot of questions. There's no national security issue around a legal opinion. There is no reason why Americans cannot know the legal basis for the administration killing Americans."
Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon gave a foretaste of the questioning Brennan is likely to receive when he wrote to the counter-terrorism chief asking for the legal basis and practical rules for the targeting of US citizens by drone.
"For the executive branch to claim that intelligence agencies have the authority to knowingly kill American citizens but refuse to provide Congress with any and all legal opinions that explain the executive branch's understanding of this authority represents an alarming and indefensible assertion of executive prerogative," Wyden said in the letter.
Wyden attached a list of specific questions to the letter including:
How much evidence does the president need to determine that a particular American can be lawfully killed?
Does the president have to provide individual Americans with the opportunity to surrender before killing them?
Senior officials have stated that the use of lethal force is permitted in situations where capture is not feasible. What standard is used to determine whether it is feasible to capture a particular American?
Wyden was also frustrated that the administration would not tell Congress which countries drone attacks were being carried out in. The white paper has drawn criticism from human rights groups, which say its legal justifications for drone strikes are ill-defined.
Andrea Prasow, senior counter-terrorism counsel for Human Rights Watch, said she was particularly troubled by the white paper's claim that a person would only be killed when it was not feasible to capture them.
She said the policy was a deception. "The US government has said that it will capture someone where feasible rather than immediately target them. But when you read the white paper you realise that they really mean when capture is feasible at the same moment they think killing the person is," she said.
"By affirmatively saying to the public that the US government seeks to capture people rather than kill them they've set a standard they should be held to. But when you actually read the legal authorisation you realise they have defined themselves out of the standard."
Prasow also said the white paper reveals that the Obama administration has effectively shunned international law.
"What is striking about the white paper is that it doesn't seek to track international law. It tracks US law. When the US is engaging in lethal conduct in other nations it must be in compliance with international law, and the white paper doesn't suggest that it takes that requirement seriously. The US government has repeatedly talked about compliance with lawful principles, and the white paper says that. But that's different from complying with the laws of war," she said.
This entry was posted on March 22, 2013 by gadgetsextremes in US constitution and civil liberties and tagged Barack Obama, drones, Gadget, global terrorism, guardian.co.uk, john brennan, News, obama administration, united states, us congress, us constitution and civil liberties, us senate, world news.
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YEAH! YIPPEE! One of the six pieces I had left with Good Good's Gallery in Saugatuck, Michigan has sold. That was a very nice bit of news to come back to after being away for a month.
The trunk of the tree "happened" in the process of cleaning up a painted cloth project. Most all the colors got there in the same way. I kept my eye on that corner of this particular clean-up rag while I was wiping up excess paint from my palette and cleaning my brushes. I never waste pigment.
Above is how it looked after the stitching was complete and before I added more black paint to fill out the tree shape and oil pastels to augment the colors. Below is a detail shot to show the textures of the fabric, stitching, and pastels.
I started out just intriqued with the way the paints "accidentally" found their places on the fabric. Then I marveled at the changes while I "crinkle" quilted it. In the process of stitching, I began to see the tree trunk and branches ... and leaves of red, orange, and yellow ... and a bright blue sky ... and I could almost feel the wind.


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Reunited: Eucharist Announces One-Off Live Event
March 10, 2016 James Lewis
News at the gates, Dissection, melodic death metal, Reunion, sweden.
Swedish melodic death metallers Eucharist have announced a reunion show to take place on April 16 in Varberg, Sweden (or, in the event you can't make it to Sweden, there is a different, head-crushing death metal event happening on the same day). If at this point you're asking "Who is this band I've never heard of playing a one-off show that I can't attend, and why should I care?" read on.
This particular event (which features seven other reuniting bands) finds its way onto your computer/phone screen because Eucharist released a standout, criminally-underated, this-should-be-a-classic album. Their 1993 debut A Velvet Creation (mentioned in the essential discography of Choosing Death), shreds somewhere between At the Gates and Dissection, a shining example of how when melody and death metal are mixed in equal parts the results can be startling. Startling in the manner that necessitates headbanging, that is, and not the irresistible urge to smash something (i.e. the previously discussed computer/phone screen).
For those unfamiliar with Eucharist, the band offers their discography for free download at their website, including the you-should've-heard-this record A Velvet Creation. Fans of early Swedish melodic death metal may be further impressed by the presence of Daniel Erlandsson, who has kept time with such household extreme metal names as Arch Enemy, Brujeria, Carcass, and In Flames. You can keep up with Eucharist via their recently rejuvenated Facebook.
If you happen to be in Sweden in mid April, tickets for the event can be purchased here. Further information on the event can be found on the Facebook event page.
Video Premiere: Andorkappen – "Failed Prophecies"
View the results of Harassor drummer Sandor G. Finta's unlikely union with famed '80s/'90s metal video director Eric Zimmerman for Finta's Andorkappen project.
Limited Edition Metal & Beer Fest: Los Angeles 2021 Merch Now IN STOCK!
Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Los Angeles 2021 festival shirts, pint glasses, screen-printed posters and woven patches now available at reduced prices.
Video Premiere: Night Cobra – "The Neuromancer's Curse"
Check out the NES-style 8-bit animation of Night Cobra's music video "The Neuromacers Curse."
I always like to refer to Type O Negative as "Flock of Assholes." But we have somewhat better haircuts.
- Peter Steele, Type O Negative (Issue #69)


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Dorothy Kim
@dorothyk98
Dorothy Kim is an Assistant Professor of English at Vassar College. She is a medievalist, digital humanist, and feminist. She has been a Fulbright Fellow, a Ford Foundation Fellow, a Frankel Fellow at the University of Michigan. She has been awarded grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities, Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada, and the Mellon Foundation. She is a Korean American who grew up in Los Angeles in and around Koreatown.
Social Media and Academic Surveillance: The Ethics of Digital Bodies
Now Twitter is the panoptic medium.
by Dorothy Kim
#TwitterPanic
Feminist Killjoys, #TwitterPanic, And AAPI Feminist Digital Disruption
The #TwitterEthics Manifesto
You don't need to speak for us -- we are talking.
by Dorothy Kim & Eunsong Kim
Gawking At Rape Culture
We Are Not Your Clickbait.
by Kiriko Kikuchi & Dorothy Kim


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Timothy Michael Frye has been at HSE since 2011.
Preprint Frye T. M., Borisova E. I. Elections, Protest and Trust in Government: A Natural Experiment from Russia / BOFIT. Series 2342-205X "Web publication". 2016. No. 9.
Preprint Yakovlev A. A., Frye T. M. Elections and Property Rights: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in Russia / NRU Higher School of Economics. Series PS "Political Science". 2015.
Preprint Бакли Ной, Гарифуллина Г. А., Рейтер О. Дж., Фрай Т. М. Политэкономия выборов и назначений губернаторов в России / НИУ ВШЭ. Серия WP1 "Институциональные проблемы российской экономики". 2013.
Article Frye T. M. My Perestroika and Russian Politics // Problems of Post-Communism. 2012. Vol. 59. No. 5. P. 68-71.
Preprint Frye T. M., Reuter O. J., Noah Buckley. The Political Economy of Russian Gubernatorial Election and Appointment / NRU Higher School of Economics. Series PS "Political Science". 2012. No. 01.
Preprint Frye T. M., Noah Buckley, Reuter O. J. The Political Economy of Russian Gubernatorial Election and Appointment / NRU Higher School of Economics. Series PS "Political Science". 2012. No. 09.
Article Yakovlev A. A., Yasin E., Frye T. M. The "Other" Russian Economy: How Everyday Firms View the Rules of the Game in Russia // Social Research. 2009. Vol. 76. No. 1. P. 29-54.
Article Яковлев А. А., Фрай Т. М. Реформы в России глазами бизнеса // Pro et Contra. 2007. № 11. С. 118-134.
Building States and Markets After Communism: The Perils of Polarized Democracy. 2010. Cambridge University Press.
The Policy World Meets Academia: Designing U.S. Policy toward Russia. 2010. Co-edited with Timothy Colton and Robert Legvold. American Academy of Arts and Sciences: Cambridge, MA.
Brokers and Bureaucrats: Building Market Institutions in Russia. 2000. University of Michigan Press.
Winner of the 2001 Hewett Prize for outstanding publication in political economy given by the American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies.
American Political Science Review, May 2009, Irina Denisova, Markus Eller and Ekaterina Zhuravskaya.
"Ownership, Voting, and Job Creation in Russia." European Journal of Political Economy. June 2006.
"Credible Commitment and Property Rights: Evidence from Russia." American Political Science Review. August 2004.
"Timing is Everything: Elections and Trade Liberalization in the Post-Communist World." Comparative Political Studies. With Edward D. Mansfield. May 2004.
"Fragmenting Protection: The Political Economy of Trade Policy in the Post-Communist World." British Journal of Political Science.With Edward D. Mansfield. Fall 2003.
"Markets, Democracy, and New Private Business in Russia." Post-Soviet Affairs. January 2003.
"Capture or Exchange? Business Lobbying In Russia." Europe-Asia Studies. November 2002.
"The Perils of Polarization: Economic Performance in the Post-Communist World." World Politics. April 2002.
"Private Protection in Russia and Poland." American Journal of Political Science.June 2002.
"Corruption and the Rule of Law in Russia." Russia after the Global Crisis. Ed. Anders Aslund, Sergei Guriev, and Andrew Kuchins, Peterson Institute. Washington, D.C. 2010.
"Promoting Property Rights in Russia: The Value of Private Solutions," National Council on Eurasian and East European Research Working Paper, 2009.
"Vladimir Putin and the Succession Dilemma," Problems of Postcommunism, November-December 2007.
"Reformy v Rossii Glazami Biznesa" Pro I Kontra, Carnegie Center Moscow, July-October 2007.
"Show Stoppard. A Review of The Coast of Utopia." American Interest, July-August 2007.
"Bucking the Trend: Democracy and Economic Reform in the Postcommunist World." Harvard International Review, December, 2006.
"Insiders, Outsiders, and Corporate Governance in Russia and Bulgaria." U.S. Agency for International Development. 2004. with A. Yakovlev, T. Dolgopyatova, V. Golikova, B. Belev, V. Goev, P. Iliev and V. Minchev.
"The Two Faces of Russian Courts: Evidence from a Business Survey in Russia." East European Constitutional Review.Winter/Spring 2002.
"Corruption: The Polish and Russian Experiences." Economic Perspectives. An Electronic Journal of the US Information Agency. Volume 3:5. November 1998.
Associate Professor. Department of Political Science. Ohio State University. 2003 -2005.
Assistant Professor. Department of Political Science. Ohio State University. 1997-2003.
Visiting Assistant Professor. Department of Political Science/SIPA Columbia University. 2002-03.
Member, Committee to select the Lifetime Achievement Award, Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, 2010-12.
Chair, Best Article Award, European Politics, Section, American Political Science Association, 2006-07.
Chair, Almond Dissertation Award Committee, American Political Science Association, 2005-06.
Section Head. Politics of Communist and Former Communist Countries, Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, September, 2005.
Section Head. Politics of Communist and Former Communist Countries, Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, April, 2005.
Reviewer. American Political Science Review, American Journal of Political Science, World Politics, Comparative Political Studies, Comparative Politics, Journal of Comparative Economics, Economics of Transition, Journal of Law and Economics, Cambridge University Press, University of Michigan Press, Cornell University Press, Princeton University Press, National Science Foundation, Social Science Research Council, Foreign Language Area Studies, Global Development Network, World Development.
Certificate Harriman Institute, Columbia University, 1992.
Fellow Wallis Institute of Political Economy. University of Rochester. 1992-93.


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