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The monument consists of three buildings: the Church of Santa Giulia, the Oratory of San Ranieri and the Museum of Santa Giulia
The Museum of Santa Giulia contains some interesting works of sacred art, once collocated in the church, including an antique drawing of the Giotto school depicting Santa Giulia standing, surrounded by eight stories of her life, a reliquary in silver and gilded copper which Cosimo III had made in 1693 in which the saint is portrayed raised up on a fortress, symbol of the city of Livorno and an antependium in silver made by the goldsmith Antonio Leonardi in 1682, as well as other cultural objects such as liturgical vestments, prie-dieux, or kneeling-stools and furnishings.
This complex consists of three monuments: the Church of Santa Giulia, the Oratory of San Ranieri and the Museum of Santa Giulia.
On the 22nd May 1602 the first stone of the church was laid, as is written on a stone in the entrance. The building was ordered by Ferdinando I for the oldest Confraternity in Livorno, that of the Saints Sacramento and Santa Giulia, who was probably born in the XIIIth century. Designed probably by Alessandro Pieroni, the façade appears bare, without the statues of saints that once adorned it (those of San Gennaro and Sant' Antonio were taken to the Seminary while those of San Pietro and San Paolo were destroyed during the bombings of the second world war). Also the archives of the Confraternity were lost, along with most of the furnishings and the wooden ceiling. The single-aisled church has a large altar realised in marble by Nicolò Carducci in the XVII century. In the entrance on the left there is a small chapel dedicated to the Madonna of Lourdes. In a corridor leading from here to the Oratory of San Ranieri there is a canvas by Giovan Battista Mercati depicting the crucifixion of the saint and a valuable work by Francesco Curradi (1570-1661).
The Oratory of San Ranieri was built on the orders of Cosimo III in 1696 in the old graveyard of the church. Opening into small, vaulted, rectangular room, the floor is inlaid with marble slabs alternating at intervals with flat gravestones bearing coats of arms and the wooden stalls set up against the walls are from the beginning of the XVIII century. On the walls, six episodes of the life of San Ranieri can be admired while above the cornice there are four allegorical figures: 'Hope', 'Temperance', 'Faith' and 'Charity' and in the vault the 'Apotheosis of San Ranieri'. The altar is characterised by marble spiral columns while the painting collocated above is a recent copy (1969) of the 'Miracle of San Ranieri' that is in the Duomo of Pisa. The floor houses nine entombments of the Cavaliers of Santo Stefano. On the exterior of the building on the right side, there is a marble image of the Madonna originally from one of the churches of the early village of Livorno. The frescoes of the vault and of the walls were severely damaged during the last war and the Oratory was opened to the public again only after extensive restoration.
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Funkmaster Flex Goes In on Lil Pump, G-Eazy, Lil Yachty and Nicki Minaj, Says They're "Wack Rappers"
Michael Saponara
Michael Saponara Published: February 28, 2018
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Funkmaster Flex has never been one to withhold an opinion on the airwaves, no matter what the subject matter may be pertaining to hip-hop. On Tuesday (Feb. 27), the DJ took aim at several artists he deemed to be "wack rappers" underneath Diddy's Instagram post.
Puff's original post on Tuesday (Feb. 27) found him pondering the state of hip-hop culture, "I don't want the culture to get diluted. Artists have to be special, you have to be unique. Don't just be apart of the noise. Be great. A MESSAGE FROM L O V E."
Flex felt some type of way about Diddy's sentiment, firing away at several rappers in the comments and then reposting the video on his own Instagram page captioned, "Yes!!!!!!!!!!!! So many wack rappers out here!!!!! If u think a rapper is wack @ them right now!!!!"
The Hot97 MC first went after G-Eazy, Lil Pump and Lil Yachty, before going back and adding Nicki Minaj to the list of rappers he deemed as "wack." Yachty was the only artist to respond in the comments writing, "Don't start with me Flex." The 49-year-old DJ mockingly commented back, "Yup! Lil Yachty don't want Migos to make a song about me! You Right!"
Check out the exchange on social media below. Do you agree with Funk Flex here?
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Part of me stepping out of my little bitty party that I'd been having for the last two weeks was to actually step out. As in pull myself together and go out side. I could have just gone out for a walk or visited a friend but I wanted to do something different. I wanted to go somewhere where I wouldn't have to think or speak about what I was going through. I needed something to distract me, even if it was for a few hours.
I don't know why I decided to look for a blogging related event but I did and found one on eventbrite. It was near by, free and come with a goodie bag. Need I say more? It was exactly what I needed.
The event I'm talking about was the Sugar + Style Spring Party event in Brixton Village. I'd never heard of this boutique before but I wasn't going to let that stop me. We're all about trying out new things and stepping out of our comfort zone, right? What better way to do it than to go somewhere you've never been to discover a brand you've never heard of. And I'm so glad I did.
Going to this event help me fight my anxiety, my fear of going to a new place on my own and my need to hide away from the world because of my problems. No one in the room knew about my problems and I didn't have time to think about them. I was too busy meeting new people, talking about fashion and making new friends. By being present at the event I could feel myself slowing getting my mojo back. My problems didn't seem so big any more. Plus, networking has never really been my thing so I wasn't sure how I'd deal with it at this event. But I did and I did it all on my own. No friend to cling on to or a large crowd to hid in. Just me, my bag of nerves and my determination to overcome them.
And I'm proud to say I did. I overcame my fears and left the event feeling renewed, refreshed and excited to try on the things I got. I was starting to feel like myself again and I couldn't wait to go home and look for more events to go to.
Wallowing in your problems or pretending they don't exists never help. Instead, its important to understand that even in the midst of your problems, life should go on. You should go on. We should use our problems as fuels to help us refocus instead of allowing them to blind us from our potential. Problems will always be there, its how you deal with them that matter.
So thank you Sugar + Style for having the event! You helped me get my groove back and look stylish whilst doing it.!
Here are a few pictures that I snapped from the event.
I can't wait to go to a few more events like this. Anyone want to invite me? Promise to work on my photography in the meantime.


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This Is What Makes Salesforce One of the Best Workplaces in Singapore
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I am honoured to share that Salesforce has been named one of Great Place to Work's "Best Workplaces in Singapore" for the sixth year in a row! This award is great recognition of our amazing employees based in Singapore who have build such a great workplace culture based on our core values of Trust, Customer Success, Innovation, and Equality.
This is my first year at Salesforce, but it's been clear since my first day that this is a company that cares deeply about its employees and the culture it creates around them. In fact, that's one of the main reasons that I wanted to join. While this year has presented us with changes large and small, what hasn't changed is the company's focus on its values. It's because of those values that we've been able to come together as a team to solve problems for our customers, give back to our communities, and support each other through this unprecedented year.
I'm inspired by the work we've done, and have seen so many examples this year of people coming together for each other, our customers, and our communities.
In Singapore this year, Salesforce teamed up with the Singapore Business Federation (SBF) to offer S$960,000 to 120 eligible small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). We know SMBs that have embraced digital transformation and these grants will help them to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic and return to growth.
Salesforce is a company that believes in purpose beyond profit. That's why we practice the 1-1-1 model: donating 1% of our equity, our employee time, and our product back into the communities. We also encourage our employees to give back through our volunteer time off (VTO)and donation matching programs. All Salesforce employees are given seven days of paid time off per year to volunteer. Employees are also given access to a generous matching policy of up to US$5,000 every year.
Throughout this year, we've also come together and donated over 14,400 hours of our employees' time to help support the most vulnerable members of our communities. We raised more than S$40,000 to give free meals to migrant workers in-need and the healthcare workers who were on the frontline fighting COVID-19. We sewed hundreds of face masks and donated them to migrant workers. Additionally, our SD Miles for Jamiyah fundraiser and wellness challenge saw our team contributing more than 1,600 hours of VTO to help the local communities in Singapore.
Prioritising wellbeing
We've shone a spotlight on wellbeing this year. Many of us have undergone stressful situations that we never would have imagined. In response, the company has introduced new benefits, especially for parents and primary caregivers. To support our parents as they work from home in Singapore, we offered a fully subsidised, daily, online interactive school holiday program for children, with a variety of engaging skills-based activities and experiments. We also have programmes to support employee wellbeing, such as the B-Well Together series (catch up on some great videos here).
One of the biggest adaptations we've had to make is to our mindset. It's become more important than ever for us to lead with compassion. We understand that people are doing the best they can to help our customers and work with each other in new ways, while keeping up with the various demands on ourselves. Our free online learning platform, Trailhead, offers resources or trails f or employees to learn soft skills, including "Leading with Empathy". During the circuit breaker period in Singapore, we saw a 70% increase in soft skill-based trails completed in Trailhead.
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El río Salvaje Alagank (en inglés Alagnak Wild River) constituye una unidad oficial gestionada por el Servicio de Parques Nacionales, localizada en la península de Alaska al suroeste de Alaska (Estados Unidos). Protege al río Alagnak que nace en el lago Kukaklek dentro de la Reserva Nacional de Katmai. Es un afluente del río Kvichak.  Ofrece 69 kilómetros de ràfting por aguas bravas. El río también destaca por la abundante vida silvestre y la pesca deportiva incluyendo cinco especies de salmón.

El río Alagnak es inaccesible por carretera y solo se puede llegar en avión o barca. Al Alagnak se puede acceder directamente a través de vuelos de taxi aéreo desde Anchorage, King Salmon y otras localidades. Hay vuelos comerciales programados a King Salmon, que sirve de sede administrativa de esta unidad del Servicio de Parques Nacionales.

No hay instalaciones gestionadas por el NPS dentro de los límites de río Salvaje Alagnak. Sin embargo, hay varias casas rurales situadas en terrenos privados a lo largo del río: Royal Wolf Lodge, Alaska Trophy Adventures, Katmai Lodge y Branch River Lodge. Estos alojamientos son solo accesibles en avión, pero generalmente ofrecen comidas y servicios de pesca guiada.

Véase también
 Parques nacionales de Estados Unidos

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Página web oficial

Geografía de Alaska
Parques nacionales de Alaska
Salvaje Alagnak

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According to Information Week, Arbor Networks studied the serious distributed denial-of-service attacks aimed at United States banks. These attacks began in September of 2012. The hackers compromised numerous PHP web applications, such as Joomla, and also hacked into WordPress sites that used an older version of the TimThumb plug-in.
Once the hackers got into the PHP-based websites, they inserted toolkits to turn them into launch pads for their distributed denial-of-service attacks. Hackers then launched the attacks on banks by connecting directly to the compromised PHP-based websites and sending them commands, or took advantage of intermediate servers, proxies or scripts to make the websites do their bidding. InformationWeek lists three attack tools used by the hackers: KamiKaze, AMOS, and the "itsokaynoproblembro" toolkit, also known as Brobot.
Importantly, Arbor Networks noted a certain amount of evolution in the hacking group's approach. "On December 11, 2012, attacks on several of these victims were observed," the security firm related on its blog. "Some attacks looked similar in construction to Brobot v1, however there is a newly crafted DNS packet attack and a few other attack changes in Brobot v2." InformationWeek reported that at least one of the hacking group's targets confirmed via e-mail that its bank's website had been experiencing "an unusual volume of electronic traffic at our Internet connection," but would not state whether the traffic was the result of distributed denial-of-service attacks.
As website administrators, what can we learn from these attacks? "Unmaintained sites running out-of-date extensions are easy targets," Arbor Networks observed, and hackers will take "full advantage of this to upload various PHP webshells…to further deploy attack tools." Administrators should check the websites under their care regularly to make sure that their PHP applications and plug-ins are neither outdated nor unsecured.
Such security-conscious behavior will help to prevent more than just distributed denial-of-service attacks. If a hacker can break into a PHP-based website to use it as a staging area for an attack on a different website, they can also use that website to store stolen information. InformationWeek cited the example of the Eurograbber attack campaign, revealed earlier this month. The gang involved in that campaign stole $47 million from more than 30,000 corporate and private banking customers – and used PHP-based websites into which they hacked to store stolen information. "Using drop zones – as a kind of criminal Dropbox – helps attackers better cover their tracks and evade security defenses," InformationWeek explained.
So do make sure your website's applications, extensions, and plug-ins are up-to-date. By doing so, you can help to prevent your company from being victimized by hackers in all sorts of ways. Good luck!


We are displaying at the Lupton House 1940's event this weekend.
Lupton House is a lovely historical Grade 2 listed building situated close to Brixham in Devon.
This weekend the house and magnificent grounds will once again become host to a 1940's themed weekend.
We will display some of our research and artefacts and provide the background to the various patrols around the UK with focus on Devon.
CART County Information Officers (CIOs) from Devon and GHQ at Swindon will be on hand to answer any questions and help trace records of loved ones.
Do come along and support us at the event.


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Q: all users are posting to the same twitter account instead of their own (rails 3) I'm stuck on the last step of the Twitter gem implementation and I have everything working.
Except, when users post, everything is getting sent to the same one Twitter account.
There are users who are not authenticated using omniauth and some are.
At the moment, there is only 1 entry in the Authentications table and everything is getting posted through this to the same Twitter account.
Here's the code
class PostsController < ApplicationController
def create
    twitter.update(@post.content)
    redirect_to root_path
end

Here's how "twitter" is defined in my Application Controller
class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
def twitter
    unless @twitter_user
      provider = Authentication.find_by_provider('twitter')
      @twitter_user = Twitter::Client.new(:oauth_token => provider.token, :oauth_token_secret => provider.secret) rescue nil
    end
    @twitter_user
  end

How can I make the twitter.update(@post.content) only happen for those authenticated through omniauth and make sure any posts sent to Twitter are sent to the correct account given the codes above?

A: provider = Authentication.find_by_provider('twitter')

You're pulling out the Twitter authentication information based on just the provider being 'twitter'. If you wish to post to an account tied to a particular user, you need to fetch the twitter credentials based on something that uniquely identifies the user.
I don't know your exact model scheme, but in pseudocode it might look something like this:
provider = Authentication.find_by_email(current_user.email)

or
provider = Authentication.find_by_handle(current_user.handle)

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Support the 30×30 campaign
Have you heard of the 30×30 campaign? While this campaign has circulated for a while, it hit the national news recently when President Biden pledged in an Executive Order to preserve 30% of U.S. lands and waters by 2030. This ambitious goal is being called a "moonshot."
According to this recent article in The Guardian:
"One of the real exciting opportunities for [30 by 30] is that it's really not a top-down mandate, where someone in DC is drawing the map and getting us towards 30%," said Sierra Club lands, water and wildlife director Dan Ritzman. "The idea is really locally driven conservation efforts – these are bottom-up campaigns, where people familiar with the land and affected by its management will be deeply involved in its conservation."
Even more information about the 30×30 campaign can be found in this article at newscientist.com.
Want to take action in support of the 30×30 campaign?
First, contact Arizona Senators Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema today and express your support for the 30×30 campaign, including the recently introduced Grand Canyon Protection Act.
Senator Kelly's DC Office: (202) 224-2235
Senator Sinema's DC Office: (202) 224-4521
Here's a sample phone script to help with your phone call:
"My name is _______ and I live in _______, Arizona. I want to thank Senator ______ for his/her support of efforts to protect Arizona's wild lands and for introducing the Grand Canyon Protection Act in the Senate. I care about this issue because _________.
As you know, scientists are telling us that we need to protect 30% of nature by 2030 if we are going to stop the worst impacts of climate change. That's why I'd also like to ask Senator _____ to publicly support the Biden Administration's efforts to protect 30% of nature by 2030. We need Senator _______to lead efforts to protect more public lands and nature at home here in Arizona and nationally. Supporting the Grand Canyon Protection Act and 30×30 is a great start. Thank you!"
Second, RSVP for the 30×30 Spotlight Event on the evening of March 25th (exact time TBD). Join us to learn more about the science, challenges, and opportunities of protecting 30% of U.S. land and water by 2030 and learn more about opportunities to act in your state. At this event, there will be a speaker from National Geographic discussing the 30×30 campaign and the science behind it. RSVP today at https://forms.gle/TmLEV2YTaBRY4KGN8


This summer I have moved to a whole new town, which may not sound like a big deal, but prior to this I've lived in the same house, on the same appalling bus route for twenty years. So even if I'm just in another bit of zone 6, it's pretty exciting to me. I thought I'd showcase my new area as I discover it, with a little drawing tour.
Pictured here are some of the drawings I've done so far - you can see more on my flickr.
I think my favourites are the watercolour and fine liner combinations - I've been doing a lot of drawing without lifting the pen from the page and it's really satisfying.


There is no inbetween for fish lovers, going from a circus gold fish in a bag to a tropical fish aquarium is a set up that can be made within a few days after that loveable gold fish makes its unhealthy journey down to the Thames Estuary. With every tropical fish comes the need for tropical fish supplies.
If you're not careful the tropical fish that you buy on the Monday could be a week's supply of fish food for another, so always ensure you decipher which tropical fish are compatible and happily living with another. Waking up to find your Grunting Toadfish has done away with the Bald Glassfish and Brass Carplet won't be a pleasant experience.
Fish food and all the paraphernalia you need to see out best breeding practices and success can be found at a range of specialist tropical fish supplies shops online.
Tanks and aquariums are an important factor when it comes to trpical fish supplies, you'll probably only buy one or two in your lifetime so you need to ensure they're the right size for the tropical fish you wish to keep, AS WELL AS big enough to fit in all the toys, pumps, filters and accessories.
Fish tanks and aquariums come in different sizes and shapes, with a range of different lighting, separaters and materials to make them the centre piece they should be. Be wary of the additional cost of tropical fish supplies, the word tropical hints at heated water and a filtered environment continually.
The best way to cater for a growing collection of tropical fish is to do your research online, buying tropical fish at online pet shops and specialist tropical fish suppliers so you can see who lives with who and who won't eat the other, is important.
Buy and compare tropical fish and tropical fish supplies, accessories, tanks and aquariums online to find the cheapest and best supplies for your tropical fish needs.


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EFDSS Membership
EFDSS proposed name change (177)
Eliza Carthy President of EFDSS (16)
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No Summer 'English Song & Dance' EFDSS (4)
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Cecil Sharp House Health & Safety Alert (28)
Vaughan Williams Memorial Library & its importance (111)
EFDSS and the Carpenter Collection (36)
EFDSS awards funding for new music (61)
EFDSS: Alan Davey CBE as new board appointment (6)
Top International Award for EFDSS (13)
New Librarian for Cecil Sharp House (9)
Tech: trouble with the 'Full English' Website (32)
EFDSS Folk Song Conference 5/6 Oct 2013 (5)
EFDSS Full English (folk archive) web project (39)
Presidents of EFDSS (13)
VWML online: rare dance & tune sets (15)
Does the EFDSS need a new name/logo (76)
EFDSS The Full English (Folk Archive)Lottery Grant (31)
Alan James & Lucy Neal for EFDSS (2)
EFDSS has a YouTube channel (42)
New staff at EFDSS (11)
Vaughan Williams library gets MLA status (6)
EFDSS Arts Council England funding news (29)
Who is/ are the EFDSS? (91)
EFDSS sacking of Nick Hallam - wtf? (200)
EFDSS and good business practice (72)
SoH Israeli-backed attack on EFDSS! (39)
EFDSS Advantages and Disadvantages (61)
Marketing the EFDSS - Job going. (81)
EFDSS and competitions (113)
EFDSS Presidential Nominations (9)
EFDSS May Fete Saturday 17 May! (1)
English Folk Dance and Song Society (efdss) 2008 (35)
EFDSS New Chief Exec. (133)
EFDSS Wins Heritage Lottery Grant (34)
EFDSS: 'Folk free zone' (149)
What's Happening with EFDSS? (200)
Review: RVW Library change - EFDSS (5)
EFDSS Role in the 21st Century (57)
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jimL 08 Oct 08 - 02:07 PM
Folkiedave 08 Oct 08 - 05:21 PM
GUEST,Derek Schofield 08 Oct 08 - 05:25 PM
Jon Bartlett 09 Oct 08 - 02:56 AM
jimL 09 Oct 08 - 03:41 AM
Leadfingers 09 Oct 08 - 09:16 PM
GUEST,Derek Schofield 10 Oct 08 - 04:28 AM
Surreysinger 10 Oct 08 - 07:30 PM
Billy Weeks 14 Oct 08 - 04:49 AM
My guru always said 14 Oct 08 - 06:00 AM
BB 14 Oct 08 - 02:10 PM
Subject: EFDSS Membership
From: jimL
Date: 08 Oct 08 - 02:07 PM
In the thread on Vaughan Williams day at Cecil Sharp House there has been some discussion about how membership of the EFDSS would work if you were to join now. This is the definitive answer from the membership secretary...
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It's more obvious if you think of all memberships ending on 31st December.
People who join in the autumn, paying the full 2008 rate, get membership for the rest of 2008 and all of 2009. A bargain!
Okay?
Jane Gregory
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The Yorkshire Polymoth
Subject: RE: EFDSS Membership
From: Folkiedave
Looks like a good deal to me. I think I'll resign now and rejoin.
I'll get mi coat......
From: GUEST,Derek Schofield
See Jim, told you it was a good idea to contact Jane in the membership department!! Better get more copies of the Winter 2008 issue of English Dance & Song printed in anticipation of the flood of new members!
Derek Schofield
From: Jon Bartlett
Date: 09 Oct 08 - 02:56 AM
I've tried to find the answer to this question in the past but never succeeded:
What would it cost for the Vancouver Folk Song Society (of which I'm Archivist) and the Princeton Traditional Music Society (of which I'm Secretary) to join EFDSS?
Jon Bartlett
You was right Derek -
I shall be looking forward to the magazine in due course!
What would it cost for ...
Jon, best to ask the membership secretary ...
jane.gregory@efdss.org
I must admit to having let MY Membership lapse a LONG time ago when my local area organised a Dance For Dancers on what used to be called
National Folk Day .
Now I am just an Equity member !
Leadfingers
perhaps it's time to consider re-joining. There's lots of good things happening at the moment!!
Leadfingers - do join, He'll go on and on if you don't and this thread could go on for ever. Besides - he is right - loads going on.....
From: Surreysinger
I'll second that (but then I would, having been a member since my early twenties!)
OK, we've put our money where my mouth is :-) - Our membership application is in the post!
From: Billy Weeks
Around 55 years ago I attended a concert at CSH and, in one evening, heard MacColl, Lloyd, Ennis, Cameron and Ritchie, talking, singing and playing. Ive never recovered from the experience. I've been a member ever since.
Here's the EFDSS website
From: BB
Go for it - I was horrified to read in the Annual Report that there are at present less than 3000 members. Their present efforts on behalf of both song and dance deserve better!


These can provide a secure place for a firefighter to operate equipment from and allow multiple people to be carried. A tiller truck been also called as a tractor drawn aerial or a hook-and-ladder engine is a specialized turntable ladder mounted on a semi-trailer truck. Utah Police Auction Cars it has another steering wheel in the front and another on the back. This firetruck is commonly used for locations that limit vehicles due to the narrowness of the street and may prevent such vehicles from entering.
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Here is a non-exhaustive list of a few must-see and pointers that will also help you understand the history of Cambodia and decrypt its art better especially if you are planning on visiting some temples such as Angkor Wat.
The building itself looks like an enlarged Cambodian temple coming straight out of an ancient bas-relief. The naturally ventilated galleries showcase the evolution of Khmer sculptures, influenced by politics and religions over the centuries. Their common characteristics remain their harmony of composition and precision of execution, resulting in a delicate balance between simplicity and details, humility and grandeur, subtlety and expressiveness.
The galleries open on the peacefulness of the inner garden, in the heart of hectic Phnom Penh.
The Khmer animism got influenced by Indian religions around the time of Christ, and this reflected in the art with the apparition of Hindu and Buddhist themes as well as traditional Indian features such as the faithful depiction of human form. However Khmer artists developed their own style and moved away from the Indian high-relief, making free-standing statues, supported by an arch or by an attribute of the divinity (such as a piece of clothing or a hand-held object).
Brahma: the creator of the universe, represented with four heads, one facing each cardinal point.
Prajñaparamita: the perfection of wisdom, holding a lotus bud with an image of Buddha in her hair.
Following the Funan (1st to 6th century) and the Chenla period (7th to 8th century), the Angkor period starts in 802 when Jayavarman II set up his capital at Phnom Kulen in the Angkor region, successfully unifies the Khmer people and initiates the cult of the devaraja (god-king). It is characterized by rich artistic developments and production supported by the country's wealth thanks to trade throughout Asia (exotic woods, rare wild game, precious stones along with abundant fish and rice supplies). If one of its most famous features is the smile of Angkor, many different styles were created then.
The Kulen style (825-875) is named after the Kulen Hills in the north of Angkor from where sandstone was quarried from and floated on rafts along rivers and canals to the building sites. This first recognisable art style of the Angkorian period is characterized by bodies sculpted rigidly upright with distinctive Khmer features such as round faces and broad brows.
The Koh Ker style (941-944) is characterized by gigantic figures of humans and animals captured dynamically.
The Banteay Srei style of the late 10th century adorns rich decorations on the warm tones of the pink sandstone.
The statues of the Baphuon style (1010-1080) are slim and graceful.
The Angkor Wat style (1100-1175) presents the highest achievements in architecture and ornamentation of buildings and bas-reliefs. Sculpted figures are upright, muscular and formal, wearing ornate belts and jewellery.
The Bayon style (late 12th to early 13th century) under Jayavarman VII produced a great number of Buddhist images in combination of Hindu symbols following the religious tolerance of the king. The Bayon style also developed portraiture and most specifically royal portraits often as Buddhist deities.
Not long after the end of Jayavarman VII's reign, stone art production and monumental temple building became almost non-existent in Khmer culture. With the wide-spread conversion to Theravada Buddhism (15th century), wood became the primary medium for Khmer sculpture, and only a small number of wood statues have survived.
With this in mind, you may understand and enjoy temples better, trying to identify religious symbols or periods.
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Assassins Creed Revelations is suprisingly good and after the lackluster AC Brotherhood, the series needs it.
Assassins Creed Revelations is the second spin-off title of the main series on PS3, Xbox 360 and PC. In this story we see Ezio Auditore da Firenze attempting to locate and possess five keys that will allow him to open the door to Altair's Library where it is believed infinite knowledge and power is held. The game is about finding these keys in Constantinople while conferring with Sofia, a scholar in reagrds to their location. A power struggle of the Ottoman Empire is also happening at the same time and this makes for some interesting quests and fights to help break up the long search for the keys.
The gameplay is as fun as ever, now even more so than in previous installments of the Assassins Creed series. Ezio controls well, and his free-running antics have been boosted with the help of a hookblade, a handy little device that allows him to slide down ropes strategically placed across the rooftops of Constantinople, making for easy travels from one side of the city to the other. While on these ropes Ezio can also drop off and assassinate guards below him at any time, making for some fun travels, especially with rifleman all over the roofs. The hookblade allows him to make longer jumps when climbing and is also now used as the second hidden blade during combat. Combat has been refined to a razor sharp point and it saddens me to think of all the people who will begin the Assassins Creed series with Revelations, as they won't see how far the combat has come across the series and how spectacular it is now. New additions from Brotherhood include the ability to use any throwing or shooting weapon at the same time as any blade, mace or axe giving an extra edge to your ever expanding arsenal. Another new addition is the update of the killstreak system, which now makes it so that if you quickly attack after counter killing you will be rewarded with another fast kill which you can then do again and again if you are fast enough and don't get hit during this combo. Bombs have also been introduced as well, creating a fun extra to think about when tackling stealth segments and getting around patrols. For me anyway, I always was using the tactical and diversionary bombs but I never really touched on the lethal, letting my Assassins Guild cover that side of things. There are apparently hundreds of different combinations of bombs you can make, so lack of choice in any given situation is never a worry.
A new addition is the tower defense style mini-game, which places you on the rooftops surrounding a street with which waves of Templar pour down in waves. You can place Assassins of varying abilities along these rooftops as long as you have placed a Leader to command them before hand, allowing you to mix up what type of Assassins you want or need on each roof. Some are good against light armoured foes such as the crossbow wielding assassins while other get in close and personal with the combat with the addition of Air Assassins who leap from rooftops, killing a target below before going to work on the rest. This addition is not a bad way to break up regular gameplay but only actually one is required of you if you don't like this new feature (unless of course you like to control your Assassin Dens). One part of this game that I did find unbalanced however was the Battering Ram which is in the final wave of the battle. I felt personally that it had a little too much health and seemed to be able to take down barricades a little too quickly for my sense of fair play. Regardless, you can make up your own mind on this new feature of the game and love it or hate it I do appreciate that you can play however much of it as you want throughout the course of the game, it is not forced upon you.
I did like the story of Revelations, the political conspiracies inlaid with Ezio's love interest and his search for the keys created an equal mix of story goodness throughout the game and it is all balanced well. The political side allows you to think about what's going on around you and remember that things aren't always a clear cut white and black. Ezio's love interest and the search fir the keys are closely entwined and I gained some respect for the developers for creating a mature and thought out relationship, rather than the brash one night stands we're accustomed to with Ezio. Special mention goes to the missions to acquire Altair's keys as well as the Altair segments themselves which apart from the first of both are all exceptionally well crafted. The missions to acquire the keys are platforming sequences akin to finding the seals in Assassins Creed 2 and some of them are especially stand out. Altair's missions will please all those who wanted to continue the story of the first Assassins Creed and we learn much about the master assassian in a story that continues long after the ending of the first game. These short missions that range from between 10 – 30 minutes are a great way to give snippets into Altair's life and after playing each one you want more right until the very end.
Assassins Creed Revelations is not what I was expecting. I was not entirely impressed by Brotherhood and although the tweaks to gameplay were welcome, I thought the story lacked. This is not so for Revelations, which I applaud for its story and the heart they put into it. From Sequence 7 onwards the game is incredible, changing up the formula and pulling you in to fun gameplay sequences left right and centre. That's not to say the rest of the game is bad; far from it, it just really comes into it's own stride in those last three story sequences, creating an Assassins Creed experience that is very much its own. Where Brotherhood felt like an expansion pack, Revelations feels like a step back in the right direction. If you're a fan of the Assassins Creed series you owe it to yourself to pick this game up, you're not going to be disappointed.
Assassin's Creed: Revelations is definitely not as good as I thought it would be.... big disappointment.
- the storyline is very interesting but too short, and, at one point, is incorrect because in one of the missions you get to play Altaïr when he's 91 years old, which is impossible because people hardly reached 40 in those days.
- the side missions are too similar to the ones in the other AC, so quite boring.
- the fact that you can assign Assassins to cities is a good idea but when you control all of them it becomes annoying, and I expected to be able to customise them a bit more.
- the graphics are not as good as the others.
- I don't like the idea of "Asian" weapons, armor and outfits.
- the multiplayer is far too similar to AC: Brotherhood.
- the storyline is very stimulating and it's fun to play as Ezio once again.
- the combat is getting better and better.
- it's a nice idea to play as Altaïr again.
- the hookblade is a nice touch.
AC Revelations is the best game of the series, for me.
Assassin's Creed Revelations is based on Desmond that he was in the Animus Island, and he meets there Subject 16, in his real face. Then Subject 16 tells Desmond that his mind is broken and tells how to return to his body. So, when Desmond go to a huge portal, then he is Ezion Auditore fighting with a Templar Capitain. When Ezio kills that templar capitain, the templar gives him a book. Then Ezio got to Istambul and meets the Sulltan Suleiman and Yusuf. And his story in Istambul begins. H meets a woman too, called Sofia, and he fallen i love with her.
The Assassin's Creed series low point.
If you're a fan of the Assassin's Creed series you'll probably walk away from Assassin's Creed Revelations feeling disappointed and kind of let down. Assassin's Creed Revelations finds players once again taking on the role of Ezio Auditore only this time on his quest to find and retrieve the Masyaf keys that were left behind by Altair. The story core story isn't all that interesting at times and primarily serves to help deal with Desmond who is now in a coma following the events of Assassin's Creed Brotherhood. What little story that relates to the series as a whole is interesting in that it provides some insight into Altair character following the events first game. Furthermore there are some optional quests that involve Desmond and serve to fill in the questions that players might have regarding his early years and the events that led up to him being at Abstergo at the beginning of the first game.
The graphics of Assassin's Creed Revelations can best be described as all around solid. The new city and locations are wonderfully well done and an excellent representation of the city of Constantinople in the 1500's. However on the downside the map is small when compared to previous entries in the series and not as ambitious in terms of map size and scale. At the same time some of the locations look reused with not much in the way of a graphical presentation or layout but these parts aren't common but do involve Altair's former base of operations.
The gameplay of Assassin's Creed Revelations seems to expect you to have played previous entries in the series to know how to deal with notoriety and basic navigation. If you're a long time fan of the series you'll notice the absence of some gameplay mechanics like horses and wanted posters. To make things even more saddening is that Desmond's quests do not have that critical fun factor and instead feel like a chore at times as you need to make your way from one end to the other while making blocks to walk on. However on the flip side Revelations does take the Assassin side missions that were first introduced in Brotherhood and refines and improves on them. With new ways to recruit and train your Assassins. Also a new plus is the use of a new tool/weapon called the hook blade which is essentially the same principle as the duel hidden blades but just one blade now has a hook on end which helps with navigating around the new city.
The multiplayer aspect of Assassin's Creed Revelations at its core uses the same basic principles that were introduced with Brotherhoods multiplayer but seems to take a page from Killzone 2 and 3's multiplayer. In that you'll be changing gears in terms of what type mode you'll be taking part in at any given time but does break up the modes with its rounds and allows players to vote which type they'll take part in next. On the downside the multiplayer does have its own online pass system which is called a U play passport. If you buy the game new you'll get a onetime access code which allows access to the multiplayer while second hand users will have to pay to use the multiplayer side.
On the audio side of things Assassin's Creed Revelations is ok. The key voice actors return to do their respective character and the new ones are done nicely but by far the biggest disappointment is Altair. Players who have followed the series from the beginning will notice that he does not sound like the original voice from the first game but instead he sounds like Ezio's voice actor trying his best to sound like the original one which is disappointing.
Overall Assassin's Creed Revelations feels like the low point of the series and doesn't really do anything new and exciting.
I loved AC revelations game. The graphics are simply mind-blowing. The setting is surreal and looks just like real life. The story is great. There are great additions to the gameplay. The storymode is a bit longer than previous AC's so that's awesome--as the story mode is always the best part of the AC series.
The game's story takes place in Istanbul, Turkey--it looks great, it has awesome amounts of history into it, the locations look real and look simply amazing.
The multiplayer is also very very fun. It's great with various multiplayer game modes. The game modes include: deathmatch, corruption, and other individual and team modes.
I give the game a score of 10/10.
If you're a fan of AC, you deserve it to yourself to dive in to the latest and final adventure of Ezio's life.


Browse our FAQ page for the answers to common questions from our guests. Not finding what you are looking for or need immediate assistance? Call us at 419-938-5411.
You can check-in to your lodge room beginning at 3:00 pm; check-out is at 11:00 am.
You can easily check availability and make a reservation online or by calling 419-938-5411.
We take reservations up to 12 months in advance of arrival.
Our current tax rate is 7% sales tax, a 6% bed tax, and a $2 per night technology fee.
Are there ADA Compliant rooms at Mohican?
Mohican Lodge offers five accessible lodge rooms (all with roll-in showers). Please call Mohican Lodge at 419-938-5411 for additional details.
Pets are not permitted in lodge rooms. All assistance dogs for visually or hearing impaired or orthopedically challenged individuals are permitted in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1991.
Please note that our lodges, in accordance with state law, provide a smoke-free environment for all guests. We ask that this non-smoking policy be observed inside all guestrooms and public areas, including restaurants. Smoking is only permitted 30 feet away from any building. Smoking is prohibited on all room and cabin decks, patios, balconies, and porches.
Room reservations may be modified or canceled up to 3 days (72 hours) prior to your arrival; after that date, the deposit is non-refundable. If you wish to modify or cancel your reservation, please visit our online booking engine or contact our reservations office directly at 419-938-5411. Please note that if you are eligible for a refund, it may take up to 10 business days to process.
Akron, OH, is the nearest major city/airport. Driving time is approximately 1 hour and 42 minutes (70 miles). Columbus, OH, is the next nearest major city/airport. Driving time is approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes (71 miles). Please view our directions page for more information.
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What is the elevation of Mohican?
The elevation is 1,197 feet above sea level.
Cell phone service is available for most providers; however, we can't guarantee the signal strength. It is possible that you may have little to no service depending on provider.
Besides offering 4,952 square feet of meeting space, we also provide high-speed Internet and e-mail services along with package shipping, copy and facsimile services.
Under Ohio law, alcoholic beverages are prohibited from being brought into the park and from being consumed in public areas, including inside the lodge. The lodge restaurant, lounge and gift shop offer alcoholic beverage services for those of legal age. These beverages must be purchased and consumed within the boundaries of the lodge liquor license, which include inside the lodge and our patio. The lodge liquor license only covers alcohol purchased through the lodge; alcohol purchased outside the lodge is prohibited. The State of Ohio legal age for possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages is 21 years of age or older.
Winter days are chilly, with temperatures ranging from 15 to 30 °F. Evenings are much colder, staying in the single digits and teens, but rarely ever dropping below 0°F. Winter snow and ice storms are common.
The early spring months are similar to winter, with the same likelihood of storms. Late spring temperatures rise to the 70s during the day and evening temperatures drop to approximately 30 to 45 °F.
The summer months bring long, hot days averaging 85°F, which is ideal weather to experience the many activities at Mohican Lodge. Enjoy a summer evening stroll through the park, with night temperatures in the 60s.
Fall brings a burst of brilliant color and the early months are comfortably crisp with the daytime temperatures ranging from 60–70 °F and evenings in the 50s.
Is Mohican State Park and Mohican Lodge open year-round?
Yes, Mohican Lodge & Conference Center is open every day of the year.
There are no park entrance fees at Mohican State Park.
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You know the old saying: Never judge a book by its cover. Where The Story Book is concerned, you should never judge a store by its front door. Tucked away on the first floor of Plaza Arkadia's Eaton block, the store at first appears to have all the trappings of a children's bookstore: a door made to look like a fairy tale book cover, a shop window displaying baskets of bread and pretty calligraphy, and, if you peer further inside, a set of drawn stage curtains that stokes the curiosities of passersby.
Step inside, however, and it's obvious that The Story Book is no ordinary bookstore. In fact, it's not really a bookstore at all. Sure, there are a few shelves of books – about 60 titles or so, mostly children's and YA fiction sourced from Subang Jaya-based Bookalicious – but their obscure placement in a nook behind the counter suggests that they're only one small part of a bigger story.
According to owner Jeanisha Wan, The Story Book is her way of 'revolutionising the way we read and experience books'. Through this storybook-themed event space, as she calls it, Jeanisha wants to bring stories from the printed page to life through community-driven events. Much of her ambition will be fulfilled by what's behind the curtains: a theatre space built to host book readings, theatre performances, movie screenings – anything, really, that helps people experience a story in a new way.
Jeanisha sees this as a place where readers – parents, kids, teens, the shy and the bookish – are free to gather and share about their favourite books in a fun way. One of their first activities when they opened, for instance, was a sold-out open mic reading of Shakespeare's 'Romeo & Juliet'. For the kids, there was a storytelling, dance performance and movie screening of 'Beauty & The Beast'. Other quirky events planned include a 'Book Date', where readers scribble in their contact details on a favourite book, place it on a shelf, and hope that someone comes along to pick it up.
To encourage people to linger, The Story Book also sells baked goods such as cookies, rolls and breads from third-party suppliers, as well as The Last Polka ice cream and Nespresso-style coffees. Having been opened for a little more than a week at the time of writing, the space is understandably bare as Jeanisha gets a feel for what the community wants – the book section, she says, could expand in the future if sales are encouraging. In the meantime, The Story Book is encouraging new customers to sign up for its annual membership (RM30) that entitles them to discounts on books, events and rental rates.
I was extremely disappointed with this place, they advertise wrongly event, you expect a professional story teller or actor to do the show but it is not quite their ( school students do better and they are more enthusiastic ) the space is not set for children. Usually they can't see anything. Be very careful and read the small print when register to an event as they do advertise wrongly about what the event is going to be about.
My overall experience was really poor.


I was getting really tired of dealing with it.
You see she would put food in it. On purpose. Now you would think that perhaps a child who did that loved getting her hair washed but does Mae? Oh no. She'd scream like a banshee at every single washing. Today, I'd had enough.
Oddly enough it wasn't as much food today. But I'd carefully brushed it out this morning and by this afternoon it was completely matted (how can you manage that child). And so I told Paul I wanted to cut it and he said it was fine with him.
I do miss her long hair... I'm just a fan of long hair... but I have a feeling this will be much, much easier until she outgrows her, let's put this bowl of chili in my hair phase that she's in right now!
I think her new do is really cute and it will be so much easier for both of you.
I honestly don't understand people's fascination with little girls' long hair? I just look at it and see the hours of brushing and de tangling, I remember my mom brushing my hair and blow drying it and I hated every second. My daughter is only seven months old, so I will grant that I might be singing a different tune in a few years, ;) For now , though, I love little girls in short bobs.
Long hair is pretty - but a lot of work. My daughter is five and has never had a cut (she was bald until one, so not as extreme as you would think, though it is below her waist now). Her hair only made it through the two year old phase because as soon as she got up it got wrestled into pigtails (with the tiny clear plastic ponytail holders that come 500 in a pack for two dollars, and can be twisted tight enough that they can only be removed by being cut out - the only way I could keep anything in two year old hair). She would still rub food in it lost nights (especially ravioli), but didn't mind a wash. and now is proud of her "princess hair" and has to select her accessories (barretes, headband, pontails) every morning.


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What is Careprost?
Careprost, with an active chemical as Bimatoprost, is an ophthalmic solution used for the treatment of hypotrichosis. It is a condition characterized by stunted hair growth of lashes and eyebrows. Bimatoprost belongs to the group of medications called Prostaglandin analogues. These are chemical compounds with hormone-like effects that are used in a number of ocular or eye related conditions. The eyelash growth serum has been approved by the FDA for being used for growth of eyelashes. It is available as a 0.03% ophthalmic solution.
What is Careprost used for?
Hypotrichosis is a condition of abnormal hair pattern usually loss or reduction. It starts with growth of stunted hair in specific body parts followed by gradual thinning of hair in that region. In case of Careprost, it is used for better eyelash growth. It works on normal eyelashes and makes them look longer, thicker and darker on regular use.
How does Careprost work?
The exact mechanism of action of the eyelash growth solution is still being researched. But it has been postulated that it works on the hair growth phases to achieve its function. Careprost halts the telogen phase or shedding phase of lash and promotes their anagen phase or growth phase to achieve the desired eyelash growth.
What is the dose of Careprost for eyelash growth?
It is usually applied once nightly for its prostaglandin effects to start working on the hair follicles of the lashes. One drop of the solution is applied on an applicator supplied with the eye drops. It is then glide at the base of thee lashes starting from the inwards and going outwards like you apply an eyeliner. It is important to use no more than one drop as overuse will result in dripping of the solution leading to hyper-pigmentation issues.
What are the ingredients of Careprost?
Bimatoprost 0.3% is the active ingredient of Careprost. The list of inactive ingredients consists of sodium chloride, sodium phosphate, Benzalkonium chloride, sodium phosphate, dibasic, citric acid and purified water. Sodium hydroxide or hydrochloric acid is added to the solution sometimes to adjust its pH that ranges from 6.8-7.8.
What is the method of Careprost eyelash growth serum application for best results?
It should be applied only with an applicator and spread evenly using the tip of the applicator for best results. The applicator should be used for one time application. After use, it should be discarded and a new applicator should be used the next time. Usually applying it at night is best as it allows the solution to permeate the lashes without any external disturbances for the next few hours.
How long does Careprost take to show results?
The serum does not start showing effectiveness immediately after use. It takes 6-8 weeks for the results to be evident and your lashes to be noticeable in a darker and thicker manner. It does not produce permanent results. It is wise to ignore advertisements that market the product saying so through fake Careprost before and after pictures. So, if you discontinue the medication after using it for a while, the lashes will gradually return to their original state.
Can Careprost eyelash growth be used for eyebrows?
The serum can be used for more pronounced eyebrows. In a study conducted to test the efficacy of the active component which is Bimatoprost on eyelash growth, 357 men and women were provided either Bimatoprost or placebo in a randomized manner. At the end of the study, both the groups who had used generic Careprost (Bimatoprost) reported it as beneficial for eyebrow growth. Other studies have also reported Careprost eyelash growth as a safe and effective option for eyebrows.
What are the precautions to be taken before and after using Careprost?
Before using Careprost, ensure that your lashes have been cleaned of any previous makeup smudges and are dry. Use a new applicator that has not been subjected to touching or exposure. Additionally, do not use your hands or touch the solution in any manner. After using Careprost eyelash growth serum, close the lid tightly and position it upright. Dispose the applicator and use a new one for next use.
How to buy Careprost in Australia?
Careprost is the generic version of the Bimatoprost eyelash growth solution with Latisse being the brand version. You need a physician's prescription to obtain Careprost from pharmacies or physician's clinics. Once you have the prescription, you can obtain the refill packs as well. You can also buy Careprost online in Australia from Amazon or any other e-pharmaceutical website through secured payment channels like debit/credit card, or PayPal. Online ordering ensures that you obtain the solution in a quick, safe and effective manner.
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Can generic Careprost be obtained in Australia?
Careprost is the generic version of Bimatoprost and can be obtained more easily than its brand version Latisse. There are a lot of restrictions associated with the availability of Latisse which makes it difficult to order it at times. Careprost being the generic version is more readily available along with being economical than others. It can also be conveniently ordered online.
What should I be careful about while using Careprost eyelash growth solution?
Careprost is meant to be used only on the upper lashes. Do not apply it on the lower lash or it will lead to abnormal hair growth in the lower lid portion. Strictly use it on the upper lashes and do not let it come in contact with the skin or other parts of the face as it may lead to hyper pigmentation and abnormal hair growth in those regions. Additionally, do not wear a contact lens while applying it as accidental contact with it may damage the lenses.
Does Careprost change the color of my eyes?
Careprost can lead to hyper pigmentation if exposed to skin or iris (the colored part around the pupil of an eye) on a prolonged basis. Being meant for the eyes, getting it inside the eye during application may not cause any serious symptomatic problems. But its long term contact with the eye can lead to hyper pigmentation of the iris giving the appearance of changed eye color.
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One of Scotland's largest full service law firms is supporting a Law Society Scotland initiative aimed at inspiring and encouraging senior school pupils in Dundee to pursue a career in law.
Trainees and solicitors from Thorntons joined a panel of speakers who shared their experiences in the legal profession to more than 45 Dundee teenagers at a recent event.
The legal study and careers event consisted of a brief presentation from the Law Society followed by a Street Law lesson and three Q&A panel sessions. Students were divided into smaller groups for the Q&As and rotated round the three panels of law students, trainees and solicitors.
Craig Nicol, joint managing partner at Thorntons, said: "We are fully supportive of any initiative that will help inspire the next generation of talented lawyers.
"At Thorntons we have a renowned trainee programme which has developed significantly over the course of many years. Thanks to our diverse range of clients and work, our trainees receive the opportunity to gain crucial experience in the widest possible range of legal specialities.
Lyndsey Thomson, from Law Society Scotland, said: "We were delighted to host our Legal Study and Careers Day in association with Thorntons for the first time this year. Feedback from the 40 high school pupils who attended the event showed us that all students ranked the day overall as 'Excellent' or 'Very Good'.
The Law Society of Scotland offers various careers and outreach initiatives to encourage fair access to the profession and wider participation within it. One of these initiatives is the provision of around 5 Legal Study and Careers Events each year held in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee and Aberdeen which is open to pupils nationwide.
Events such as these are important to the Law Society of Scotland as this year alone, it has engaged with more than 200 pupils from schools across Scotland, many of whom do not traditionally send their pupils to university to study to law.
For more details on Thorntons and its services visit www.thorntons-law.co.uk.


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Toptracer Range Introduces Historic Old Course at St Andrews in Virtual Golf Mode
Old Course added to the list of world-class courses available to play
Wednesday 10th of July
Toptracer, an extension of global sports and entertainment leader Topgolf Entertainment Group, is the the world's leading ball-tracing technology revolutionising how fans watch and play golf, and has added the hallowed grounds of the Old Course at St Andrews to the list of world-class courses available to play in Toptracer Range's 'Virtual Golf' mode.
Toptracer is committed to driving the future of golf through innovative technology that connects communities both on and off the course.
Toptracer develops on-screen solutions that show shot shape and data such as distance, ball speed, launch angle and height, to drive enhanced practice and entertainment options for a variety of audiences. Whether it's transforming the golf viewing experience on more than 700 PGA and European TOUR telecasts this year during NBC, CBS and Sky Sports coverage or setting the new standard for practice through more than 170 driving ranges around the world that utilise Toptracer Range products, the technology offers golf fans of all skill levels both fun and insights to understand the game better.
Toptracer Range helps range owners transform their facilities into a modern and data-driven practice environment, while also catering to the general consumer as an entertainment destination. Toptracer Range utilises state-of-the-art technology to create an interactive and fun experience that is perfect for all skill levels, allowing friends and family to compete in a variety of games or play virtual golf on simulated, world-class golf courses. The Virtual Golf feature is a convenient way for beginners to play a single hole, the front 9, back 9, or all 18 holes in a low-pressure environment.
The Old Course at St Andrews is the latest world-renowned course to join a growing list of historic courses available through Toptracer Range's Virtual Golf. Recognised worldwide as the Home of Golf, the Old Course at St Andrews boasts an unparalleled history. For more than 600 years the world's most famous Links has been revered and celebrated for its rich heritage and the spirit and traditions of golf it has safeguarded and cherished for so long.
Now available as a premium course at Toptracer Range locations, the scenery and challenge of the Old Course at St Andrews can be experienced by players who possess a profile on the Toptracer Range Community app.
"The addition of the Old Course at St Andrews offers Toptracer Range owners a great opportunity to provide guests with the challenge of playing what is arguably the world's most iconic golf course," says Paul Williams, General Manager Europe at Toptracer. "We are committed to growing the game and with that comes making traditional golf accessible, so that casual or competitive golfers alike can experience the rich history of the original links style course at any of the hitting bays at Toptracer Range locations."
"We are hugely proud of what the Old Course represents and symbolises to golfers around the world," says Danny Campbell, Commercial Director St Andrews Links. "We are committed to harnessing the passion for this iconic place to engage with new audiences and grow the game. Making the Old Course available at Toptracer Ranges will ensure the Home of Golf is accessible to a new generation of golfers; providing a fun, engaging and tech-driven experience that appeals to seasoned players, friends, family, and first-time golfers alike."
In addition, the 11th hole at the Old Course at St Andrews will be the new marquee hole in the 'Closest to Pin' competition, providing golfers the opportunity to experience a challenging Par 3 at the famous course.
Using cameras mounted around the facility and 21-inch monitors found at each hitting bay, Toptracer Range technology displays an array of details of each shot – including shape, distance, speed, launch angle and more. Data is instantly recorded and displayed on the screen through a player profile that can continuously be accessed through the Toptracer Range community application (free on iOS and Android).
For more information, visit Toptracer.com or follow Toptracer on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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Modern Industry and the African
An Enquiry into the Effect of the Copper Mines of Central Africa upon Native Society and the Work of the Christian Missions, 1st Edition
By J. Merle Davis
Available for pre-order. Item will ship after 29th June 2020
Originally published in 1933, at the time of its publication, Modern Industry and the African represented a progressive, essentially liberal approach to the development of the Copperbelt of Northern Rhodesia and the response thereto of the Christian Church. It expressed the authors' very real fears that urbanization would irreparably damage the foundations of indigenous life and demonstrated their implicit faith in the virtues of a past 'golden age' of rural stability. In many respects the study was a landmark, beginning a new trend of investigation into 'sociological' aspects of African administration.
Part 1: Introdction. 1. The Changing Positions of Missions in Africa. 2. The Historical Background. Part 2: The Sociological Problem. 3. Environment and Social Conditioning of the Rhodesian Native. 4. Influences Drawing Workers to the Mines. 5. Conditions in Industrial Centres. 6. Social Tensions and Problems. 7. Forces Making for Reintegration. Part 3: The Economic Problem. 8. The Economic Problem. 9. The Copper Belt. 10. The Organisation of Native Mine-Workers. 11. The Economic Consequences of Industrialisation. 12. The Difficulties of Economic Transition. Part 4: The Problem of Government. 13. The Government of Northern Rhodesia. 14. Indirect Rule. 15. Urban Areas and Mines. Part 5: The Problem for Missions. 16. The Impact of the Mines upon Missions. 17. The Missionary Occupation of the Copper Belt. 18. Social Welfare and Missions. 19. Education and the Copper Belt. 20. Economic Implications. 21. Government and Missions. 22. The Church and the Copper Belt. 23. Summary of Recommendations.
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Ryan also took much interest in the prosperity of the university of London, of which he was a member of the senate, and from 1871 to 1874 vice-chancellor. He was a member of the council of University College, London, and was elected F.G.S. in 1846, and F.R.S. 2 Feb. 1860. He died at Dover on 22 Aug. 1875. He married, in 1814, Louisa, sixth daughter of William Whitmore of Dudmaston, Bridgnorth, Shropshire, and by her, who died on 6 Feb. 1866, he had five children. His third son, William Cavendish Bentinck, became a colonel of the Bengal army.
Ryan was the author of 'Reports of Cases at Nisi Prius, in the King's Bench and Common Pleas, and on the Oxford and Western Circuits, 1823–26,' 1827, and with Sir William Oldnall Russell [q. v.] he published 'Crown Cases reserved for Consideration and decided by the Twelve Judges of England from the year 1799,' 1825.
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East Hartford advertising agency Out of Home America Wilkins Media said it has acquired a South Carolina agency, its third deal in 10 months.
OOHA — which buys and provides outdoor advertising on electronic billboards, on public transport and in public areas — bought Upstate Outdoor Media LLC, based in Greenville.
The South Carolina acquisition continues the company's expansion in the South. In October, OOHA acquired Georgia-based Wilkins Media and combined the names to form its current brand name.
And in April of this year, the company acquired Outdoor First in Milwaukee, Wisc. OOHA has offices in New York City, Atlanta, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Chicago and San Diego.


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Coalition formed to bring cleaner cooking to millions of households faster and at scale
17 February 2021 - Major companies, banks and development actors have come together to help bring cleaner cooking to millions of households, faster and at scale. Members of the Coalition, called LPG4SDG7, share a commitment to helping achieve Sustainable Development Goal 7, which calls for universal access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all, through growing markets for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) for clean cooking.
Four billion people, or approximately half of the world's population, do not have access to clean cooking, according to the World Bank (September 2020). Most of them use charcoal, wood and kerosene to cook, with negative health and environmental consequences. Using LPG for cooking is the only solution in the medium term that can address this energy poverty in an economically viable way at scale and take us within reach of meeting UN Sustainable Development Goal 7 on energy access.
"LPG4SDG7 is a critical new platform for mobilizing private sector investments for the rapid scale up of access to clean cooking services in developing countries. Millions of lives could be saved with such creative public-private partnerships," said the Honourable Kandeh Yumkella, former United Nations Under-Secretary-General and Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General for Sustainable Energy for All, and a global champion for SDG7 and clean cooking.
Founding members of the LPG4SDG7 Coalition who have committed to align and scale up their activities to meet this humanitarian and development challenge include African Refiners Association, Bboxx, the Clean Cooking Alliance, Enabling Qapital, Envirofit, the Global LPG Partnership, PayGo Energy, PayGas, the Shell Foundation, Siemens Energy, Société Générale, Standard Bank, Standard Chartered, SPARK+ Africa Fund, the World LPG Association (WLPGA) and Trafigura.
The Coalition is committed to energy solutions with low or zero carbon emissions. LPG for cooking has significant climate, health and environmental benefits over the traditional use of biomass. LPG for cooking should be considered as a transition fuel, to be replaced over time with lower or zero carbon-emitting fuels such as bioLPG.
The Coalition and its supporters will further the use of LPG for clean cooking by working with governments and other stakeholders on the enabling environment for attracting investment capital and for LPG projects. They will advocate for, mobilize resources for, and seek to facilitate and implement at large scale LPG value chain projects for, supplying LPG for clean cooking.
"When commitment, knowledge and resources of global leaders unite, we can through the use of LPG at scale deliver clean cooking and Sustainable Development Goal 7,"said Kimball Chen, Chairman, Global LPG Partnership.
The Coalition's four initial workstreams will focus on the following:
Commercially viable projects – developing and agreeing standard terms of reference for commercially viable LPG projects. The cost-efficient distribution of LPG from supplier to household currently takes a long time. By standardising contract terms and by bringing together several projects into the same financing arrangements, the time it takes to develop a project can be shortened and scale achieved faster.
Blended finance – developing blended finance solutions for the LPG supply chain. Parts of the LPG supply chain, for example bottling, are often challenging to finance on commercial conditions. In these circumstances, blended finance solutions mixing concessionary development finance with private capital can be essential. Such financial arrangements are often time consuming and complicated to agree, requiring a high degree of trust amongst those involved. By developing practical and standardised frameworks for blended finance solutions for clean cooking, the LPG4SDG7 Coalition aims to achieve significantly faster provision of LPG for clean cooking.
Government good practices – advising governments on how best to develop the market for LPG for clean cooking, and on gathering and developing clear government practices and guidelines.
Communication – promoting the benefits of LPG for clean cooking.
The launch of the LPG4SDG7 Coalition took place on Wednesday 17 February 2021, bringing together the companies and organisations supporting the Coalition to share their mission to step up actions that will provide cleaner cooking solutions across the globe and at scale.
For further information visit: www.lpg4sdg7.org
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Email: jonas.moberg@trafigura.com
"Bboxx was founded with a clear mission: to help end energy poverty. While we have made significant strides in harnessing innovative technology to expand access to clean, reliable and affordable energy, global progress on clean cooking continues to fall behind. This aspect of UN Sustainable Development Goal 7 is too often overlooked, and it is only though forging major global partnerships that true progress can be made. We are looking forward to working with partners across this Coalition to accelerate clean cooking access as we unlock potential and transform lives across the developing world."
Mansoor Hamayun, CEO and Co-Founder, Bboxx – a next generation utility
"There are many exciting efforts underway to leverage increased electrification rates for electric cooking appliances, and innovative solutions that utilize renewable fuels such as processed biomass, biofuels and biogas. That said, it is clear that the roughly half of the world's population that currently lacks access to modern cooking solutions will not gain access anytime soon without scaling up LPG usage. We firmly believe in the role of LPG as a scalable and clean transition fuel within what we expect to be a diverse energy mix for cooking in developing countries."
Peter George, Co-Managing Partner, SPARK+ Africa – the world's first clean cooking-focused impact investment fund
"All of us in this coalition share a belief that we must step-up our efforts in addressing global warming and contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Trafigura is making significant investments in renewable energy, as part of our efforts to contribute to the energy transition to low or zero carbon-emitting fuels. Unfortunately, these are not realistic alternatives for the hundreds of millions of people who lack access to clean energy and cook using biomass, resulting in poor health, large emissions and deforestation. Through this Coalition we are doing our part to ensure that the status quo is challenged, improving the environment and the quality of life of millions of Africans."
Patricio Norris, Co-Head of LPG trading, Trafigura


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Q: How to delay static initialization within a property I've made a class that is a cross between a singleton (fifth version) and a (dependency injectable) factory.  Call this a "Mono-Factory?"  It works, and looks like this:
public static class Context
{
    public static BaseLogger LogObject = null;

    public static BaseLogger Log
    {
        get
        {
            return LogFactory.instance;
        }
    }

    class LogFactory
    {
        static LogFactory() { }
        internal static readonly BaseLogger instance = LogObject ?? new BaseLogger(null, null, null);
    }
}

//USAGE EXAMPLE:
//Optional initialization, done once when the application launches...
Context.LogObject = new ConLogger();

//Example invocation used throughout the rest of code...
Context.Log.Write("hello", LogSeverity.Information);

The idea is for the mono-factory could be expanded to handle more than one item (e.g. more than a logger).  But I would have liked to have made the mono-factory look like this:
public static class Context
{
    private static BaseLogger LogObject = null;

    public static BaseLogger Log
    {
        get
        {
            return LogFactory.instance;
        }
        set
        {
            LogObject = value;
        }
    }

    class LogFactory
    {
        static LogFactory() { }
        internal static readonly BaseLogger instance = LogObject ?? new BaseLogger(null, null, null);
    }
}

The above does not work, because the moment the Log property is touched (by a setter invocation) it causes the code path related to the getter to be executed...which means the internal LogFactory "instance" data is always set to the BaseLogger (setting the "LogObject" is always too late!).
So is there a decoration or other trick I can use that would cause the "get" path of the Log property to be lazy while the set path is being invoked?

A: Note: This is a complete rewrite of the original answer; the recommendation still stands, however.
First: make sure you're not running under a debugger. For example, a watch window could touch your public static properties. This is one of the possible reasons the second example could behave differently from the first. It may sound silly, but you never know.
Under .NET 4, your second example does work, and I'd honestly expect it to work under .NET 2 as well. As long as you don't touch the Context.Log property or LogFactory.instance field inadvertently. Yet, it looks terribly fragile.
Also, strictly speaking, the beforefieldinit subtleties you're trying to use here can bite you in a multi-threaded application: the init of LogFactory does not need to run on the same thread as the setter of Context.Log[Object]. This means that when LogFactory.instance is initialized, on that thread Context.LogObject need not be set yet, while it is on another (such syncs can happen lazily). So it is not thread safe. You can try to fix this by making Context.LogObject volatile, that way the set is seen on all threads at once. But who knows what other race conditions we get into next.
And after all the tricks, you're still left with the following rather unintuitive result:
Context.Log = value1; // OK
Context.Log = value2; // IGNORED

You'd expect the second invocation of the setter to either work (Context.Log == value2) or to throw. Not to be silently ignored.
You could also go for
public static class Context
{
    private static BaseLogger LogObject;

    public static BaseLogger Log
    {
        get { return LogObject ?? LogFactory.instance; }
        set { LogObject = value; }
    }

    private class LogFactory
    {
        static LogFactory() {}
        internal static readonly BaseLogger instance
               = new BaseLogger(null, null, null);
    }
}

Here the result is guaranteed, and lazy (in line with Jon Skeet's fifth singleton method). And it looks a lot cleaner IMHO.

A: A few hints:
Check out Generics
I avoid initialization using a static. This can cause odd problems in practice. For example if what you're constructing throws an error then the windows loader will tell you there's a problem but won't tell you what. Your code is never actually invoked so you don't have a chance for an exception to handle the problem. I construct the first instance when it's used the first time. Here's an example:
    private static OrderCompletion instance;

    /// <summary>
    /// Get the single instance of the object
    /// </summary>
    public static OrderCompletion Instance
    {
        get
        {
            lock (typeof(OrderCompletion))
            {
                if (instance == null)
                    instance = new OrderCompletion();
            }
            return instance;
        }
    }


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Q: ¿como pasar los datos de un DataTable a una tabla en MySQL en c#? actualmente estoy tratando de hacer que por medio de un botón se ejecute una query en una base de datos remota(escolar) y que al mismo tiempo con los datos guardados en el Data Table se guarden los mismos en mi tabla de base de datos local.
este es mi código de mi botón en c#:
 private void button1_Click_2(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        // CADENA DE CONEXION A LA BASE DE DATOS
        string cadenaConexion = "Database=dprn3u3; Data source=35.197.23.46; User Id=estudiante; Password=dprn3pass; SSL Mode=None";
        MySqlConnection conexion, comando2,conexion3;
        DataTable dt = new DataTable();
        MySqlDataReader resultados;
        MySqlCommand comand = null;
        string cadena = "Database=vivero; Data source=localhost; User Id=root; Password=; SSL Mode=None";
        conexion3 = new MySqlConnection(cadena);

        try
        {
            // ESTABLECE LA CONEXION A LA BASE DE DATOS
            conexion = new MySqlConnection(cadenaConexion);
            comando2 = new MySqlConnection(cadenaConexion);

            // CONSULTA SQL
            MySqlCommand comandos = new MySqlCommand("SELECT planta, MONTH(fecha) AS mes, YEAR(fecha) AS year, SUM(cantidad) as cantidad, SUM(total) as total FROM ventas GROUP BY year,mes,planta;", conexion);
            MySqlCommand mysql = new MySqlCommand("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM ventas;", comando2);

            // DECIMOS EL TIPO DE CONSULTA
            comandos.CommandType = CommandType.Text;

            // ABRE LA CONEXION A LA BASE DE DATOS
            conexion.Open();
            comando2.Open();
            conexion3.Open();

            // REALIZA LA CONSULTA Y LA ALMACENA EN LA VARIABLE RESULTADO
            resultados = comandos.ExecuteReader();

            // CARGA LOS REGISTROS OBTENIDOS EN LA TABLA Y EN EL STATUSTRIP
            dt.Load(resultados);

            int contar = Convert.ToInt32(mysql.ExecuteScalar());
            etiquetavalores.Text = contar.ToString() + " " + "registros";

        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
            MessageBox.Show(ex.Message);
        }

        database.DataSource = dt;

        foreach (DataRow registro in dt.Rows)
        {
            string especie = (string)registro["planta"];
            int mesventa = (int)registro["mes"];
            int yearventa = (int)registro["year"];
            var cantidad = registro["cantidad"];
            var total = registro["total"];

            string consulta = string.Empty;

            consulta = "INSERT INTO ventas VALUES ('" + especie + "','" + mesventa + "','" + yearventa + "','" + cantidad + "','" + total + "')";

            comand = new MySqlCommand(consulta, new MySqlConnection("Database=vivero; Data source=localhost; User Id=root; Password=; SSL Mode=None"));

        }

    }

Esta es mi base de datos:

Al momento de ejecutar el codigo si muestra los datos conforme a la Query que se le hae a la base de datos remota, pero al no guarda nada en mi base de datos local:

Espero puedan orientarme a saber cual es mi error y así mismo les agradezco de antemano su ayuda y su tiempo.

A: Por lo que veo es que no estas ejecutando el insert, en tu codigo:
    foreach (DataRow registro in dt.Rows)
    {
        string especie = (string)registro["planta"];
        int mesventa = (int)registro["mes"];
        int yearventa = (int)registro["year"];
        var cantidad = registro["cantidad"];
        var total = registro["total"];

        string consulta = string.Empty;

        consulta = "INSERT INTO ventas VALUES ('" + especie + "','" + mesventa + "','" + yearventa + "','" + cantidad + "','" + total + "')";

        comand = new MySqlCommand(consulta, new MySqlConnection("Database=vivero; Data source=localhost; User Id=root; Password=; SSL Mode=None"));
        **comand.ExecuteNonQuery();**

    }

Falta el comando.ExecuteNonQuery(); que el lo que hace el insert a tu BD, sin embargo necesitas dale mas estructura a tu codigo.
En el evento de click al boton estas haciendo demasiadas cosas, eso no es una buena practica.
Veo que haces muchisimas conexiones a la base de datos y solo haces un insert, asi como veo que tienes en tu codigo los parametros a tu BD, eso es muy mala practica ya que si cambian la base de datos usuario o contraseña vas a tener que editar el codigo y complicar otra version.
Te dejo un ejemplo del insert:
private void button1_Click_2(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    // CADENA DE CONEXION A LA BASE DE DATOS
    string cadenaConexion = "Database=dprn3u3; Data source=35.197.23.46; User Id=estudiante; Password=dprn3pass; SSL Mode=None";
    string cadena = "Database=vivero; Data source=localhost; User Id=root; Password=; SSL Mode=None";
    MySqlConnection conexion, comando2,conexion3;
    DataTable dt = new DataTable();
    MySqlDataReader resultados;
    MySqlCommand comand = null;

    try
    {
        // ESTABLECE LA CONEXION A LA BASE DE DATOS
        conexion = new MySqlConnection(cadenaConexion);
        comando2 = new MySqlConnection(cadenaConexion);

        // CONSULTA SQL
        MySqlCommand comandos = new MySqlCommand("SELECT planta, MONTH(fecha) AS mes, YEAR(fecha) AS year, SUM(cantidad) as cantidad, SUM(total) as total FROM ventas GROUP BY year,mes,planta;", conexion);
        MySqlCommand mysql = new MySqlCommand("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM ventas;", comando2);

        // DECIMOS EL TIPO DE CONSULTA
        comandos.CommandType = CommandType.Text;

        // ABRE LA CONEXION A LA BASE DE DATOS
        conexion.Open();
        comando2.Open();

        // REALIZA LA CONSULTA Y LA ALMACENA EN LA VARIABLE RESULTADO
        resultados = comandos.ExecuteReader();

        // CARGA LOS REGISTROS OBTENIDOS EN LA TABLA Y EN EL STATUSTRIP
        dt.Load(resultados);

        int contar = Convert.ToInt32(mysql.ExecuteScalar());
        etiquetavalores.Text = contar.ToString() + " " + "registros";

    }
    catch (Exception ex)
    {
        MessageBox.Show(ex.Message);
    }

    database.DataSource = dt;

    //Generamos un StringBuilder que contendra los valores a insertar
    StringBuilder _valoresParaInsertar = new StringBuilder();
    foreach (DataRow registro in dt.Rows)
    {
      if (_valoresParaInsertar.length() > 0)
          _valoresParaInsertar.Append(",")
      //Agregamos valores
        _valoresParaInsertar.Append($"('{(string)registro["planta"]}','{(int)registro["mes"]}','{(int)registro["year"]}','{registro["cantidad"]}','{registro["total"]}')");
    }
    //Hacemos la insercion
    int _registrosInsertados = InsertaDatos(_valoresParaInsertar.ToString());
    Console.WriteLine($"Se han insertado {_registrosInsertados} documentos");
}

La funcion para insertar:
private int InsertaDatos(string valoresParaInsertar)
  {
    using (MySqlConnection conexion = MySqlConnection("Database=vivero; Data source=localhost; User Id=root; Password=; SSL Mode=None"))
    {
      conexion.Open();
      //Query de insert
      comand = new MySqlCommand($"INSERT INTO ventas VALUES {valoresParaInsertar};", conexion);
      int _registrosGuardados = comand.ExecuteNonQuery();
      return _registrosGuardados;
    }
  }


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Vauxhall Grandland X Joins SUV Line-Up
The Vauxhall Grandland X joins the Mokka X and Crossland X in an all new SUV line-up
Vauxhall has just confirmed its latest edition to it's SUV line-up with the Grandland X which is set to take on the popular SUV market which is one of the UK's fastest-growing car market segments.
The Grandland X will sit alongside the Crossland X and recently released Mokka X and will feature a raised seating position, great all-round visibility and loads of luggage space.
Rory Harvey, MD of Vauxhall, said: "The range now covers all bases, from an all-wheel-drive SUV to a choice of two highly practical and stylish crossovers, with different levels of space and equipment. Both the crossovers are incremental to Vauxhall's existing range, so along with the new Insignia Grand Sport and its derivatives, 2017 is shaping up to be one of our busiest years ever for new product."
Visit or contact your local Baylis showroom for more info.