In 2015, youth coalition group Youth Coalition for Unity and Development (YCUD) worked with NGO Youth Resource Development Program to conduct research on youth perceptions of candidates for Cambodia's national and sub-national elections. They were interested in what young people knew about the candidates and how they engaged politically. The study found that 85% of 1,000 young people surveyed used the internet, including Facebook, to search for political information. According to the 2016 Open Institute mobile phone and internet survey, 74% of young Cambodians (aged 15 to 24) say that they use or have used Facebook, and the majority access Facebook through their mobiles. While it is clear young Cambodians spend a lot of time on social media, they don't always know how to find a specific debate space for the topics of their choice, or feel safe debating the issues openly. As a result, YCUD decided to create a platform called "Youth Coalition Forum" for all its youth group members – over 77,700 people from seven YUCD member groups – to discuss and debate specific issues and see if people would engage digitally.
In December 2015, Development Innovations provided a grant to YCUD to build and test this platform to help young people express their views. The project developed the online platform to foster productive debate and find common ground for solutions. From the debates, YCUD takes data about overall opinions and generates opinion reports. These youth voice reports help YCUD make demands on behalf of their peers to decision makers, including donors, researchers, and the government.
One month after the platform was launched, YCUD was awarded another grant from the European Union (in cooperation with the PDP Center) to promote youth participation in upcoming elections in 2017 and 2018, and they included the platform in their successful project design.
Four months after the launch, almost 600 young people were registered on the platform, and 240 users engaged and participated as debaters. Popular topics included alcohol abuse and accident prevention, voter rights, youth concerns and education quality. As a result of these successes, OXFAM awarded YCUD another grant for one year to cover the hosting cost and social media campaign to promote the platform. By December 2016, more than 1,100 young people were registered on the platform.
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The Dodgers will face the Astros in the 2017 World Series, with both teams looking to end a drought. Los Angeles hasn't won a World Series title since 1988, and the Astros have never won it at all.
The first two games of the series will be on Tuesday and Wednesday at Dodger Stadium at 5:09 p.m. PT. According to mlb.com, both the auto and stadium gates will open at 2:00 p.m. PT and the pregame ceremony will begin at 4:30 p.m. PT for the first two games at Dodger Stadium.
?Arrive early tomorrow! Plan ahead with @metrolosangeles and @uber_la. For more information visit Dodgers.com/Postseason.?
You can also buy parking in advance here. Leave early because I can just imagine how terrible traffic will be getting into the stadium.
World Series parking at Dodger Stadium: $30 in advance, $50 at gate. Parking and stadium gates open at 2 p.m. tomorrow.
The series will then travel to Houston before coming back to Los Angeles, if necessary. Check out the complete schedule for the World Series below!
If you're not going to the game, you can watch the Los Angeles Dodgers take on the Houston Astros on Fox. Joe Buck and John Smoltz will be calling the game, with assistance from reporters Ken Rosenthal and Tom Verducci. As always, you can also follow us on Twitter at @DodgersNation for play-by-play if you're not able to watch!
What are your predictions for the World Series? Let us know in the comments below!
It's been a long twenty-nine years sense I last saw my boys in blue win this. Let's win this in six.


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Q: How to iterate through listview cells C# I have a ListView that starts with a variable number of columns, and an array list of items that I insert into it using the following:
for (int x = 0; x < arrayList.Count; x++)
            {
                        ListViewItem item = new ListViewItem("IF");
                        item.SubItems.Add("ID");
                        item.SubItems.Add("EX");
                        item.SubItems.Add("MEM");
                        item.SubItems.Add("WB");
                        for (int k = 5; k < ccNum; k++)//Set rest of row cells ""
                            item.SubItems.Add("");
                        listView5.Items.Add(item);
            }

I want to that with every iteration the next row be shifted to the right x+1 empty values. But I can't seem to get it work, I would have to add conditional statements and enter them manually which is impractical considering the arraylist is not static:
                  if (x == 1)
                    {
                        ListViewItem item = new ListViewItem("IF");
                        item.SubItems.Add("ID");
                        item.SubItems.Add("EX");
                        item.SubItems.Add("MEM");
                        item.SubItems.Add("WB");
                        for (int k = 5; k < ccNum; k++)
                            item.SubItems.Add("");
                        listView5.Items.Add(item);
                    }
                    else if(x==2)
                    {
                        ListViewItem item = new ListViewItem("");
                        item.SubItems.Add("IF");
                        item.SubItems.Add("ID");
                        item.SubItems.Add("EX");
                        item.SubItems.Add("MEM");
                        item.SubItems.Add("WB");
                        for (int k = 5; k < ccNum; k++)
                            item.SubItems.Add("");
                        listView5.Items.Add(item);
                    }
                    else if(x==3)
                    {
                        ListViewItem item = new ListViewItem("");
                        item.SubItems.Add("");
                        item.SubItems.Add("IF");
                        item.SubItems.Add("ID");
                        item.SubItems.Add("EX");
                        item.SubItems.Add("MEM");
                        item.SubItems.Add("WB");
                        for (int k = 5; k < ccNum; k++)
                            item.SubItems.Add("");
                        listView5.Items.Add(item);
                    } ..etc

If I try to access the next row cell and set it like the following:
ListViewItem item = new ListViewItem("IF");
                        item.SubItems.Add("ID");
                        item.SubItems.Add("EX");
                        item.SubItems.Add("MEM");
                        item.SubItems.Add("WB");
                        for (int k = 5; k < ccNum; k++)
                            item.SubItems.Add("");
                        listView5.Items.Add(item);

                        listView5.Items[x + 1].SubItems[x].Text = "";

I get a runtime error:

InvalidArgument=Value of '2' is not valid for 'index'.

Is there an easier method to implement it with ListView control or any other method for that matter?

A: You are running into a very common array bounds issue.  let me show you a code example to help...
  static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        var tempList = new List<string>();
        tempList.Add("1");
        tempList.Add("2");
        int x;
        for (x = 0; x < tempList.Count; x++)
        {
            //do something here
        }

        //value of x after loop
        Console.WriteLine(x);
        //the value of x is 2.

        try
        {
            Console.WriteLine(tempList[x]); //lets try to read the value here
        }catch(Exception e){
            Console.WriteLine("nope, not happening");
        }

        //to drive this point further home... let me show you what you did...
        tempList.Add("random");
        try
        {
            Console.WriteLine(tempList[x+1]); //lets try to read the value here after we added an element
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("nope, not happening");
        }
        Console.ReadLine();
    }

A: If I understand you correctly you can achieve this with another loop that adds the empty sub-items:
for (int x = 0; x < arrayList.Count; x++)
{
    //if x is 0 it's the first iteration so we want "IF"; otherwise we want ""
    ListViewItem item = new ListViewItem(x == 0 ? "IF" : "");
    //add the rest of the empty sub-elements with a loop
    for (int y = 1; y < x; y++)
    {
        item.SubItems.Add("");
    }
    item.SubItems.Add("ID");
    item.SubItems.Add("EX");
    item.SubItems.Add("MEM");
    item.SubItems.Add("WB");
    for (int k = 5; k < ccNum; k++)//Set rest of row cells ""
        item.SubItems.Add("");
    listView5.Items.Add(item);
}

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It's a well known fact that marketers use Google AdWords to drive traffic to their sites, however, if not used properly and not managed effectively it can end up costing the company. To get the highest return on investment, you need a Google AdWords company to manage your campaign smartly. Marketers make some commonly seen mistakes, and in order to run a successful campaign you need to avoid these mistakes at all costs.
You set up AdWords group campaigns so you can handle different campaigns at once. However, with each campaign you need a separate ad and group of keywords. A big mistake marketers make is not using ad groups, and segmenting similar keywords into these groups. In the end, all keywords are lumped together and visitors are shown the same ad. PPC management is undeniably direct when it tells you that keywords which are typed by users are what should appear in each of your ads. The closer the ad is to the words the user types the more likely they will click on it. The bottom line is different ad groups need different keywords. You don't customize the ad, instead you break down the keywords to suit the ad.
You will find marketers making the mistake of not using the exact keyword matches. Why does this matter? It is because the exact match you use will have a direct impact on the ad. Marketers can break up their keyword segments into exact matches, phrases and broad matches. First figure out what works for your business and tweak your matches accordingly.
Marketers need to start using more negative keywords. Google AdWords allow you to use negative keywords, this keeps people who shouldn't be clicking on your ad away from it. For instance, if you sell men's running shoes, you want the ad to show up for men's running shoes not just men's shoes. You can start adding negative keywords, for instance, like designer men's shoes, because you don't want your athletic shoes to show up when designer shoes are keyed in.
You need to test your copy. Your ad may sound flawless and fabulous, but if the numbers prove otherwise, it doesn't matter that you love it. You can test variations of the ad, for instance, try two different headlines. This will indicate which version works best. You can mention a benefit in one, and a feature in the other. Once you test both ads and figure out which is getting more clicks, you can choose the one with the best results.


These three men are the first members of NYC's team to try out for America's international medieval combat competition team.
Zorikh Lequidre (aka "Captain Zorikh") is the veteran of the team. He was a member of Team USA at the Battle of the Nations in 2012 and 2013, proving his toughness and giant heart that belies his slender frame. At 6'4" tall, he towers over most men on the field. For the second year in a row he will be captain of the "All-on-All" team of USA Knights.
Ever a source of optimism and creativity, Zorikh frequently gives the impression of not taking life too seriously. But when he steeps into the gym to train, or onto the field to fight, it is all business. "It's just a mater of priorities," he says. "wherever you are, you have to keep in mind what is important to you when you are considering what you are facing."
Born and raised in Manhattan and a resident of Brooklyn for the past 20 years, Zorikh has seen a lot of growth and changes in New York City over the years. He is proud to be representing the City that Never Sleeps and promises a performance worthy of the Big Apple.
Zorikh has a skill set and resume as diverse as the population of his native city. He has spent over 25 year in the Society for Creative Anachronism, and has also studied Brazilian jiu jitsu for several years. He has a degree in illustration and cartooning from the School of Visual Arts in NYC and holds an insurance agent's license. He has worked as a stockbroker and managed comic book conventions. He has appeared in the TV series "Sci-Fi Science" with Dr. Michio Kaku and in the Star Wars fandom documentary "Jedi Junkies" as well as many off-Broadway plays. He has produced documentaries about the SCA and the Battle of the Nations, and manages several YouTube channels, including one for the New York Knights.
Damion DiGrazia lives, works, and was born in Manhattan. He practices Krav Maga (an Israeli military martial art) and runs 100-mile ultramarathon races. He holds an undergraduate degree from Columbia University and a master's degree from Harvard University. In the past he's worked for companies and organizations such as the United Nations, Bloomberg L.P., several investment banks and private equity firms, and is a veteran of the United States Air Force. His concern for his community is reflected in his many civic and charitable activities which include: being an ordained and installed Elder of the Presbytery, Sunday school teacher, American Red Cross disaster responder, volunteer GED teacher, and holds an elected/appointed city official position called "Committeeman." His non-stop energy, agility, and fighting technique has earned him attention and praise among his teammates; and in his first year in the Armored Combat League he has landed a spot on USA 2, the "Lionhearts," one of the 5-on-5 teams, which is a particularly great honor.
Sam Awry lives in Brooklyn where he bartends. He is a student at Columbia University, majoring in medieval history. He spent much of his life touring the country in heavy metal bands but now is devoting himself to armored combat. He studied Washin-Ryu Karate-do with Heidi Ochai and is currently studying aki-jujutsu at Brooklyn Bu-Jutsu-Kai under Sensai Rodreguez. His energy and enthusiasm is inspiring and infectious. he will be fighting on the "All-on-All" team this year in Spain.


Since 1962, the Salvaterra Family manages directly a small guesthouse with seven rooms, recently refurbished, furnished in a simple but cozy way, with private facilities.
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According to Halle Berry her historic Oscar win in 2002 hasn't done much to reshape the racial landscape of Hollywood.
During a talk with Teen Vogue's editor-in-chief, Elaine Welteroth at this year's Cannes Lions Festival, she discussed her sentiments about the boycott that took place in 2015 against the Oscars after a noticeable shutout of nominees of color.
"Two Oscars ago, whenever we had the all blackout, I sat there and I thought, 'Wow, that moment really meant nothing," she said. "That meant nothing, I thought it meant something, but I think it meant nothing."
It was in 2002 that Berry was the first and only Black woman to earn the distinction of Best Actress.
She went on to say that he'd be stepping behind the camera in an effort to create more opportunities for a diverse group of creatives.
"I was profoundly hurt by that and saddened by that," she said of the boycott. "And it inspired me to try and get involved in other ways, which is why I want to start directing, I want to start producing more, I want to start being a part of making more opportunities for people of color."
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Q: 'CustomVector::size': cannot access private member declared in class 'CustomVector' I am so confused right now...
Here is the code that I will be talking about:
main.cpp:
#include "CustomVector.h"
#include <iostream>

int main() {

    CustomVector<int, 15> hello{};

    std::cout << hello.size() << '\n';

    return 0;
}

CustomVector.h:
#pragma once

template<typename T, int S>
class CustomVector {

private:
    T arr[S];
    int size;

public:
    CustomVector() : arr{}, size{ S } {}

    // Methods
    int size() const {
        return size;
    }
};

As you can see I am trying to use the size() method that I have in my class definition, which there shouldn't be a problem with, right..? But when I try to use it in main.cpp and try to print it out to the console, it is giving me the compiler error which my question title has. Why could this be, this has never happened to me before. I would think there is some sort of "redefinition" somehow, but how could that be, there couldn't be a redefinition if it is in my own user-defined class?


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'Avatar' beauty flying solo
November 13, 2011 | 5:00am
Actress Zoe Saldana and her entrepreneur fiancé Keith Britton have broken up after more than a decade together, her rep announced last night. The "Colombiana" star, 33, and Britton, 35, had been together for 11 years in a largely low-key romance before they announced their engagement in June last year. At the time, Saldana said Britton was the only person who knew "the real Zoe." No explanation for the split was given, but her rep said they have "amicably separated" and they will remain business partners in their fashion Web site, myFDB.com. Queens-born Saldana has had a string of hit movies that includes "Avatar" and "Star Trek," and is currently in production of new thriller "The Words" with "Hangover" heartthrob Bradley Cooper. Saldana had no comment, but on Friday, tweeted a quote from Buddha: "You, yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection."
Zoe Saldana, fiance Keith Britton split


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MD Articles
Value of advice: When med school meets parenthood
The value of financial advice: An MD-guided process. This series from MD Financial Management (MD) illustrates financial situations faced by Canadian physician households, along with our planning process to solve problems and help you achieve your personal goals. While these composite case studies do not portray any single individual, they do reflect real-life conversations MD Advisors* have with physicians and their families every day.
There was a lot to celebrate the day Jake was accepted into medical school four years ago: his wife, Laurie, gave birth to a baby girl the same day. It was the couple's first child and the start of a second career for Jake, who had been a high school science teacher for six years. They wanted a big family, didn't want to delay, and knew there would be financial sacrifices living on Laurie's income as a nurse.
Today, they are happy, busy and in debt, using a $300,000 line of credit to fund Jake's medical training. The couple, both age 35, just welcomed child number three a few months ago, and Laurie is enjoying time at home, with parental leave benefits. Jake has finished his third year of med school and is getting ready to apply to residency.
The challenge: "Why aren't our investments making us money?"
Jake and Laurie had heard, again and again, that the best way to boost savings and lower taxes is to contribute to an RRSP, a tax-free savings account (TFSA) or both. They've jumped to take advantage of limited-time offers from different financial institutions over the years, opening new accounts with perks like higher interest rates on savings, free trades or matching contributions.
Money is tight, but they always try to deposit $50 to $60 a month into their registered plans, expecting income tax deductions for RRSP contributions. They believed investing even small amounts, early on, would bring the power of compound growth to their savings. Only it doesn't seem to be working.
"We've been putting money aside since 2010, but our investments have hardly budged," says Jake. "It's extremely frustrating. The markets have been doing well, but we're not keeping up.
"Meanwhile, we read about kids on Reddit tripling their money in cryptocurrencies and meme stocks — it's crazy. Should we be more hands-on? I'm thinking about an online trading account, to invest tax-free in a TFSA."
The numbers: the couple's financial picture
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The analysis: an MD Advisor's fresh eyes
Jake contacted MD online to open a new account. True to form, he was prompted by a promo on social media, through his medical student association.
After setting up a time for a virtual chat with MD Advisor Andre, Jake and Laurie's hectic schedule caused them to cancel and rebook four times.
Andre says this was a telltale sign: "They were incredibly pressed for time and kept putting this off. Sometimes this signals to us how household financial decisions may also be stuck on the back burner."
Fifth time lucky: the couple met virtually with Andre for the first of several video calls — timed for after the kids had gone to bed. As Andre got to know Jake and Laurie, it was clear to him that they had great ambitions about investing for their future, but they didn't have a plan in place to see everything through.
Scattered savings accounts. Andre learned that Jake and Laurie each had several registered savings accounts, at various financial institutions. This made it difficult for the time-strapped couple to keep track of statements, to notice sudden changes, or to see the big picture of how dollars were allocated among investments with different risk levels.
Costly investments. The couple weren't really aware how their money was being invested. For their second call, Andre asked them to share a few details from their account statements, and it was a bit of a shocker. Most of their investments were in deferred sales charge (DSC) mutual funds that charge a redemption fee. These can lock investors into poorly performing assets for years, while the dealer earns a trailing commission. (The sale of DSC funds is being banned in Canada, effective June 2022.) The management expense ratios (MERs) on some funds were exorbitant, as high 3.5%.
Unsure about strategy. Jake and Laurie confessed that they need advice on where to put money when they have it. For instance, they had a windfall of $2,500 recently, winning a 50/50 charity draw. They don't know if it's better to contribute to Laurie's RRSP, pay off some debt or put it in a DIY tax-free savings account. Childcare costs aren't an issue, since both sets of grandparents help out, but the couple have put off any education savings until Laurie is back at work full time.
The plan: tidy up, then take control
Once Andre understood what was most important to Jake and Laurie and how they saw their future as a family, he and his team put together a financial plan to take them there, one step at a time. The couple take pride in being frugal and resourceful, and don't mind putting off certain things, like buying a house, until Jake is well into his residency.
At this stage, the plan focused on their most pressing concerns, like how to start making headway with their investments, while deferring longer term issues like retirement savings.
Declutter their investment portfolio. Rather than have so many accounts scattered randomly at many institutions, Andre suggested bringing their registered plans together under one umbrella. When all RRSP and TFSA assets are visible in one spot, it takes less time to manage and it's easier to see how investments are doing. Consolidating accounts in one place can also help you avoid costly mistakes like overcontributing, which can result in taxes and penalties and help navigate the exit from some of the DSC funds with a specific strategy in mind.
Pause RRSP contributions for now. Given their low taxable income this year, Jake and Laurie's RRSP contributions are unlikely to generate any significant tax deduction. They could pause these contributions for now and carry their unused RRSP contribution room forward into the future. By doing this, they can plan ahead to make the most of the tax deduction when their household income is higher.
Seize a one-time opportunity to kickstart an RESP. Jake and Laurie told Andre that saving for their kids' education was extremely important, but they thought it would have to wait until Laurie was back at work full time. What they didn't realize was how their low income could work to their advantage right now, making them eligible for larger government grants to help build savings in a registered education savings plan (RESP). As their income is likely to rise, Andre saw a now-or-never opportunity.
He recommended they use their $2,500 windfall to open a family RESP, with one-third to each child. The contribution is eligible for a 20% standard government grant of $500. Plus, the household qualifies as "low income" based on their last year's adjusted net household income (they paid their parents for some childcare expenses, which Laurie was able to deduct on her tax return). As a result, the couple could get $500 more for each child from the Canada Learning Bond, and an extra $100 as a Canada Education Savings Grant — adding another $1,600 to the fund.
"That windfall meant so much more once they saw it multiply for their children. This is likely the last year they could qualify, once Laurie goes back to work full time, so timing is everything," says Andre.
The financial planning process helped Jake and Laurie feel better about managing their money, and a more consolidated view of their savings plans has made it easier to track their progress.
They worked with their MD Advisor to simplify their finances, focus on their family's priorities and prepare for a career in medicine.
*MD Advisor refers to an MD Management Limited Financial Consultant or Investment Advisor (in Quebec), or an MD Private Investment Counsel Portfolio Manager.
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Top 5 Best Wii U Virtual Console Games
By Martin Hill on May 15, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )
For Nintendo, the Virtual Console makes so much sense. The seminal game and console developer has the richest of back catalogues to make use of, and in the Wii U they have (had?) the perfect console to take advantage of them. That comfortable handheld portion makes perfect sense for portable titles of old, leading to countless weekends of ours being spent on the sofa with our Wii U, something streaming on the TV in the background and the Virtual Console in our hands.
So which Wii U Virtual Console titles are best? There are quite a lot on offer and they're not all world beaters in there. Today we'll be listing 5 of our favourites, though again we expect this list to stretch on into a few parts. Fair warning, we're based in the UK, so this will have influenced the titles available to us.
5. Mario 64
Any virtual console worth it's salt has a Mario game, multiple even. The Wii U however, unlike the Switch at present, get's what tends to be considered as the best of them all: Mario 64, the game that defined the 3D platformer. Back in 1996 when it was released, gamers had of course seen 3D worlds and developers attempts at the genre, but nothing quite like the huge sprawling landscapes they would find in these paintings. To this day, it's hard to think of a 3D platforming game that comes close – in many ways it's only the plumber himself that ever quite manages it, with Galaxy in particular.
Why do we recommend the virtual console version then? After all, it's available for the DS platforms in a slightly altered way, with even more content. Well it comes down to that satisfying form factor, and the flexibility of the Wii U – it's super comfy to play, you can play it on the sofa in handheld mode and should the want arise, you can throw the leaping italian on the big screen to relive those nostaltic days.
Hmmm.. We seem to remember aiming these cannons and making it to that floating island was a lot easier when we were younger..
4. Golden Sun
From one virtual console mainstay we hop over to a more rarefied series of titles, and more specifically the original: Golden Sun, which only makes an appearance on the Wii U VC. It's a JRPG that dares to think differently, specifically when it comes to it's spell and ability system: Not only do different combinations of 'Djinn' – effectively ability gems – give you vastly different abilities in battle, but they also confer you abilities outside of battle. These are used to solve a large variety of environmental puzzles, from helping townspeople to opening locked doors in dungeons. All of this is tied together by a novel little story that whisks you along from beat to beat as you gradually unlock bigger and better abilities.
It's a very moreish title that gets its claws into you, refusing to let go until you've collected everything the game has to offer. It was a joy to play on the Gameboy Advance, and the same has to be said for the Wii U Virtual Console version.
3. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Truly, it's hard to know what to say about this Zelda game that hasn't gone before. It's widely regarded as one of, if not the best game ever created. Originally released for the N64, whereupon it immediately put everything else available at the time to shame, even overshadowing the very best the Playstation had to offer.
Of course, when compared to some modern day offerings it can begin to pale, but it's worth bearing in mind that almost all third person action games owe some amount of lineage to Ocarina of Time. Whether it's the Z-targeting or the perfectly balanced exploration gating, the innovations seen here proliferated out into the gaming world for years to come.
The virtual console on the Wii U is the perfect way to re-live this classic adventure.
2. Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
Speaking of classic adventures that were well received – this isn't one of them. Somehow, we're not exactly sure how to be frank, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance really wasn't appreciated when it first released. Despite the impressive GBA animations, the tactile grid based battles, untold levels of depth and mammoth amounts of content – for some reason, well one reason, fans revolted. That one reason was well, it wasn't more Final Fantasy Tactics. Or rather, it wasn't more of that same tactical RPG formula.
These days it's appreciated for the compulsive and simple-yet-deep systems. It may not have a story line of any real value, but it's a wonderful example of the tactical RPG genre wrapped up in the Final Fantasy world of Ivalice. Fans of the series and indeed the genre, owe it to themselves to grab a copy, and where better to do so than the Wii U Virtual Console?
1. Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon
Virtual Console libraries don't often contain Fire Emblem games, but we're sure thankful that this one contains Shadow Dragon. This is, for us, the game that defines the series, and within it's systems best describes the Fire Emblem formula.
For those unfamiliar with the series, they're tactical RPG games which revolve around a series of battles taking place on a grid system. Upon these grids you commend a series of units that you must manoeuvre to both outsmart and out-battle your opponent. It's here that Fire Emblem differs from others within the genre: Each battle is uniquely tuned to make your life progressively more difficult, with unit advantages designed to catch you unawares around every corner. It's an intoxicating blend of difficulty, planning, party management and more difficulty.
In our opinion, Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon is the series in it's most distilled form, and it's the title we enjoy the most (something you may have noticed given that we've written 20+ articles about it). Having it available on the Wii U Virtual Console is a godsend. If you're a fan of the series, perhaps having hopped on the Three Houses hype train, you're morally obligated to find a way to play Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon – this just happens to be our favourite way.
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Marco Rubio Religion
Chad Pecknold , associate professor, theology, was quoted in a NY Daily News story on Marco Rubio's religion. See below.
Conservative presidential hopeful Marco Rubio's religion of many colors
From: NY Daily News Date: June 6, 2015 Author: Deborah Hastings
Being Catholic no longer has the divisive taint that John F. Kennedy experienced ; nor does belonging to a non-mainstream religion such as Mormonism, political experts say.
Chad Pecknold, a theology professor at the Catholic University of America, says religious voters may disagree over doctrine, but when it comes to morality issues, Catholics, Christians and other believers are united when it comes to what they deem to be great sins.
"There is a new alliance between evangelicals and Catholics," he said. Especially on issues such as "abortion, euthanasia and the nature of marriage."
Despite a recent Pew study that found one out of five people have no religious affiliation, Republican candidates have long known that they can't win without the support, and the votes, of the religious right.
Though Rubio has appeared to flit from one religion the next, he has done so without antagonizing its adherents, Pecknold said. Yet, he could be faulted by voters who see his faith as "vacuous because it's constantly changing."
Rubio's "never turned his back on the Mormons, He's never turned his back on the Catholics, and he's never turned his back on the evangelicals, which are very important to the Republicans," Pecknold said.
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9 Great Places to Live When You Retire and Move To Disney!
Why You Should Retire in Orlando Near Disney And Where You Should Live
For a number of fortunate folks the idea of living in the heart of the greater Orlando area, in close proximity to Walt Disney World Resort no less, is more than just a pipe dream—it is a reality. With the fair central Florida weather conditions year-round, readily available Disney diversions just around the corner, and that energizing magic that makes you feel like a kid again even if your are a retired senior, who can deny the unending excellent reasons for why you should make the decision to move here permanently? Of course, your decision may be impacted on where exactly you settle depending on your own specific needs, like whether or not you are looking for assisted living, moving here independently, with a spouse, or as a family unit. In this article we've listed a couple of ideas for you to consider when reflecting on the specifics about retiring to Orlando, near Disney, on a permanent basis.
9. Celebration
What better way to celebrate moving to the central Florida region than to live in a place called "Celebration"? A utopian demonstration of small town idyllic life in almost every aspect, it's no surprise to learn that the original concept for Celebration was modeled after Walt Disney's own idea of an experimental prototype community of tomorrow—the very foundational elements behind EPCOT Park. These include the clean friendly neighborhood streets, charming shops, family-friendly downtown diversions, and even efficient businesses—some of which are connected to the Walt Disney Company brand.
There are several single residences perfect for families as well as independent and assisted living facilities for seniors. The most popular choice for the latter can best be demonstrated by the Windsor at Celebration, which even includes onsite memory care along with plenty of world-class amenities to fit a host of specific and individualized needs alike. What's more, the community's convenient location to Walt Disney World Resort via a series of main streets that even include the famous World Drive only adds to Celebration's reasons to celebrate.
8. Doctor Phillips
The rather unconventional and somewhat baffling name of this community comes directly from Dr. Phillip Phillips—central Florida's historically renowned philanthropist and citrus entrepreneur, who contributed greatly to the packaging and processing methods of orange juice during the first half of the 20th century. He was also the owner to thousands of acres of land, once serving as massive orange groves but now comprising of what makes up the crisp, pristine locale of the Doctor Phillips suburb. Living in Doctor Phillips places you right in the heart of Orlando theme park resort glory, with its five-minute location from Universal Studios and less than 15-minute commute to Walt Disney World Resort.
Another notable credential that puts this place on the map is its famed Restaurant Row setup—an attraction in its own right. The homes making up Doctor Phillips range in varying accommodations, perfect for families, singles, and retirees alike. Elderly residents may consider various independent and assisted living accommodations in the community depending on personal needs. One highly recommended consideration for seniors is HarborChase, which offers up both independent and assisted living amenities in a hospitable resort-like facility. Wherever you decide to move, Doctor Phillips may be just what the doctor ordered.
7. Windermere
There are plenty of great things to say about this large lakeside oasis of a community, which admittedly along with the aforementioned Doctor Phillips, boasts higher median home price ranges on average in the greater Orlando area. All the same, depending on what you are looking for and which neighborhood you choose to reside in, you can find plenty of decent homes (townhouses, single family homes, apartments, etc.) priced at just $300,000 and even lower (or higher). But all the same, living in the charm and splendor of this premium suburb, located just north of the Walt Disney World Resort, is entirely worth it. Magic Kingdom Park is so close, in fact, that some Disney cast members actually park right off Windermere's own Reams Road for a few minutes' convenient commute by foot into work each day. Please note, however, this route is a little longer to take for non-cast members (adding 15 to 20 minutes or so). All the same, it is still significantly close in proximity to Disney Property as well as other neighborhood back roads to get you to other Disney Parks and destinations in a more residential and esoteric fashion.
And as you probably guessed by now, living in the Windermere community is an all-over enjoyable experience for residents of any age, including families with children, empty nesters, and independent seniors as well as those that require assisted living services alike. For the second situation, Windermere recommendations are plenty. One such noteworthy consideration to look into is the Sheridan at Windermere, which boasts a compilation of independent housing, assisted living services, and even memory care all in one convenient location.
6. Kissimmee
If you're looking for some of the most affordable housing within a 15 to 20-minute commute to nearby Disney Parks and attractions, then Kissimmee just may be the place for you. And in addition to these prior perks, as a community Kissimmee has a rich and rurally cultured past to be appreciated, with many unique sights and attractions to boot. It's also a mega hub for visitors and residents alike from all around the world. While the town history dates back to the late 19th century, many people who come here today are much more familiar with the newer and more modern developments and refurbishments within the community, including themed restaurants, shops, and of course what's known as the 192 corridor. Here you'll find a wide range of popular touristy commerce and attractions, both Disney-related and otherwise.
As mentioned previously, Kissimmee boasts some of the most affordable housing in the Orlando area, easily one of the highest-ranking communities for homeownership. Residents of all ages and situations find plenty to love about living here, from the very young to the much older retirees living either independently or requiring assisted living. There are plenty of suggestions for retirement living, from luxurious gated-communities for those 55 and older at the Solivita to compassionate assisted living at Roses Terrace, which also offers adult daycare, around-the-clock nursing, and rehabilitation services. There are many other options as well, including the notable Good Samaritan Society villages. Kissimmee is also home to Give Kids the World Village, an 84-acre nonprofit resort offering weeklong, cost-free vacations for families and children suffering from critical illnesses.
5. St. Cloud
Like Kissimmee, neighboring St. Cloud is one of the more affordable options for housing in the greater Orlando area. With a low-key, quaint and relaxing atmosphere within a little over half an hour's drive to Disney Property, it's easy to see why someone would choose a spot like this to retire to. In fact, that's how the community got its start originally in the late 1800s—to serve as a place of retirement for Civil War Union Army veterans. Of course, much has changed since then, but much has remained the same also. St. Cloud still retains its suburban, country/agrarian charm and appeal—a retreat for those looking for a quiet spot that gives the sense of being far removed from the hustle and bustle of fast-paced resort life but in fact remains a convenient commute to Disney and other nearby Orlando liveliness.
From pristine acreage, surrounding wilderness, and a median home price range that's in the $220,000s ballpark, it's no wonder that St. Cloud is the ideal place for families, singles, and retirees alike. With its aforementioned reputation for historically being a place founded on retirement, St. Cloud still boasts plenty of venues for seniors aged 55 and older looking to settle here, whether via independent living or assisted living services. Palamar House is one of the most highly recommended options for senior living in St. Cloud, offering upscale assisted living, adult daycare, and even respite care services in addition to options for independent living. Many other suggestions can also be found throughout the community as well to suit any need.
4. Lake Nona
Residency and regional developments throughout Lake Nona have been on the rise over the years, earning it such nicknames as "a community of and for the future" as well as "Medical City," for the fact that several prestigious hospital centers and research facilities can be found here. So opting to live in a place like Lake Nona puts you at the forefront of all the latest innovations in health, wellness, and emerging technologies—all driving motivations toward a better way of life. This parses nicely with the concept of seeking out the perfect community to live in, whether you are a retired senior, making the move here as a family, or even a younger working-age adult. Sustainable practices have been actively implemented all throughout the community, including the various buildings and businesses making up the stellar Town Center, all of which are LEED certified.
Lake Nona has several other affluent attributes that place it on the map as well. It is not only home to the United States Tennis Association's National Campus, but also the official training facility for Orlando City Soccer (SC). And as you'd expect from a community that carries the word "lake" in its name, Lake Nona is also where you will find water—and lots of it. The Crystal Lagoons Company created what's currently the largest crystal water lagoon in the United States right in Lake Nona, spanning a grand total of 15 acres. This makes for plenty of recreational activities and pursuits to enjoy. And for other endeavors and diversions, keep in mind that Lake Nona may seem far removed but it is only in fact a half hour or so from Disney Property and other Orlando-based attractions. As for living options, community life here offers plenty of perks—many of which carry a prestigious and elite feel. For active independent seniors 55 and older it doesn't get any better than the Gatherings at Lake Nona community, which features an array of upscale amenities. Those who may require assisted living care and more supervised attention can't go wrong with the Somerby Lake Nona community, which even offers Alzheimer's and other memory care services in addition to providing for plentiful other needs.
3. Winter Park
Easily one of the most sought-after suburbs in the greater Orlando area to make a home in, Winter Park is also one of the priciest places to live in Orange County, with a median range that hovers around the mid-400k to 600k marker. But that's to be expected living in such a vibrant cultural hub known throughout the nation for its multitude of art festivals, annual and seasonal events, and numerous other notable claims to fame, not to mention the fact that it's just a 30-minute drive away from Walt Disney World Resort. But Winter Park, as a community, does well to stand on its own by way of its merits, just as it always has since its founding back in the 1880s when the creation of the South Florida Railroad increased the overall population in the surrounding area. By 1885 Rollins College, which now holds the title for being the oldest college in the state, was established here. And while we are on the topic of antiquity and going back to the aforementioned art festivals, you should know that the Winter Park Sidewalk Festival, now in its 61st year, is also nationally recognized for being one of the oldest outdoor juried art events in the country. And the extensions to Winter Park's various claims to fame do not end there. From being home to the famed Morse Museum to boasting myriad shopping and dining venues alike, this community seemingly has it all. Even better, the spirited sense of companionship here is alive and well, as residents can vouch. It is an excellent place to raise a family or move permanently to upon retirement.
Housing options, are among some of the most vibrant and versatile distinctions, coming in a wide range of styles to suit any need. For retirees making the move to Winter Park, options are plentiful, from independent living lifestyles to those that require assisted living. One of the highest recommendations we can make for the aforementioned is the Mayflower, which provides the best of independent luxury resort living in addition to onsite continuing care healthcare services that even include rehabilitation, memory care, holistic healing, and more health and wellness services.
2. ChampionsGate
While the primary focus of this article is on retiring "permanently" to the Orlando area, close to Disney, it should be noted that ChampionsGate is the place where you will find some of the largest selections of short-term property leases and rentals within the immediate area. This can be perfect if you're just starting out, making the transition to move here and not yet ready to put down permanent roots at a specific property. But if you do decide to make the move to ChampionsGate your final destination, it will be a win-win decision. How could it not be with a name that denotes living like a champion? And being just a 10 to 12-minute drive from Walt Disney World Resort paired with affordable home pricing and numerous other amenities in addition earns this community first place. Golfers take note that ChampionsGate is where you will find the famed ChampionsGate Golf Club, recipient of numerous awards and home to two notable golf courses—the National and International Courses. It's also where you will find the David Leadbetter Academy World Headquarters.
ChampionsGate also boasts various resorts to stay at like the renowned Omni Hotel, luxury villa condos via the Villas at ChampionsGate (also a great place to live via extended lease), and spacious condos amid the Mediterranean-themed Tuscana Resort (another long-term option). As for accommodations in general, the suggestions are plentiful, from the aforementioned and other condominiums, apartments of all ranges and sizes, townhouses, and even single-family homes. ChampionsGate is even home to one of the finest retirement communities in central Florida—Merrill Gardens, which is renowned for offering up the best in independent living and assisted living services onsite, including memory care. And let's not forget all the convenience that's to be yours by way of shopping and restaurant venues galore.
1. Disney Golden Oak
The ultimate ideal of what living in a Disney utopian community is all about, those countless scores of Disney fanatics who have ever done fun Internet searches on where to live near Walt Disney World Resort have undoubtedly come across the Disney Golden Oak Community. Located just southeast of Magic Kingdom Park (and just minutes away from all other Walt Disney World Parks), to live in Golden Oak really is practically the same thing as living on Disney Property. In fact, the distinguished neighborhoods that make up the community were even designed by Disney Imagineers, no less. And you'll even find hidden Mickeys in the various homes, which are admittedly highly expensive in the extreme—starting at around the two million dollar marker.
So being a diehard Disney fan alone isn't what qualifies you for residency here; it's being a rich Disney diehard fan. And living at Golden Oak comes with all the same Disney perks and benefits as the finest Walt Disney World hotels, including membership passes (which are reportedly even better than Annual Passholder Passes), first dibs on FastPass+ options, and so much more. Other premiums worth mentioning also include the chance to dine at refined restaurants (in this case, right in the heart of the Golden Oak Community), access to gyms and private facilities via community clubhouse membership, poolside privileges, and other onsite amenities at the clubhouse. What's more, there are even special shuttle services that deliver residents to and from the four parks, two water parks, and Disney Springs throughout the day. So with all that, plus so much more we haven't even covered, living at Disney Golden Oak is definitely worth the cost, but it is also admittedly impractical for just anybody to do. But if you do have the funds and fun love for Disney, then we say go for it! It doesn't get any better than this, whether you are a family with kids, empty nesters looking toward a new chapter in your life, or otherwise retiring permanently to the place where dreams come true.
There are numerous other great places to live throughout the greater Orlando area, close to all the magic of Walt Disney World Resort. Whatever your age, family/financial situation, or lifestyle, making the move in close range to Disney is entirely doable. So if you ever dreamed of living in the heart of the magic, now may very well be the time to do so, because "if you can dream it, you can do it."
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Not sure what the target market is for this dram. But if I was a barista I would end up using this cup more like a Jigger to measure out espresso shots for larger drinks. The C'UP Air is a premium product, made with pressed glass and is 13 cm tall. And measuring with a 6 cc side and a 14 cc side.
But coming in at the premium price of € 40.00, or $52.31… PER GLASS. I'm probably going to be in the look but don't touch camp on this one. Although i do have to say as pleasing to the eye as the design is. The espresso demitasse is functionally useless since you wouldn't be able to fit it under any machine I've seen. Still a neat concept, just pour execution.
I'd much rather like to see a single sided but layered experience a demitasse with a larger well for a drink somehow intertwined.


HES Catering Services proud to be "Feeding the Future".
At HES Catering Services we pride ourselves on "Feeding the Future".
We are passionate about providing our customers with a healthy meal, which helps provide them with the nutrients to give them enough "fuel" to cope with their daily school lives.
Educating our pupils with about a healthy balanced lifestyle, teaching them to make the right food choices, which they can take further into their adult lives.
All our meals meet and exceed the School Food Plan and we are proud to have attained the Food for Life Silver Award for the last three years and look to maintain this achievement for further years to come. To achieve this award, it requires us to produce 75% homemade dishes, including ingredients that are organic, free range, fair-trade and Red Tractor etc.
Commitment to high quality ingredients enables us to work closely with our suppliers ensuring the ingredients we use in our dishes are fresh, locally sourced, and sustainable.
We are active with in our schools, delivering extra support in form of workshops activities around healthy eating including "Ready Steady" cook events, smoothie making, healthy snack tasters and sensory sessions.


In Hana Financial, Inc. v. Hana Bank, 135 S.Ct. 907 (2015), a unanimous Supreme Court held that the determination of whether two trademarks may be "tacked" for the purpose of determining priority is a question for the jury. Prior to Hana, circuit courts were split as to whether tacking was a question of law for the judge, or a question of fact for the jury. While the Court determined that the jury is in the best position to determine if the tacking doctrine applies, the Court did leave open the judge's ability to determine the tacking issue at various points during litigation, such as on summary judgment or motions for judgment as a matter of law.
The rights to a trademark are determined based on the mark's use in commerce. While the first date of use in commerce establishes the priority date of a mark, a party may sometimes clothe a new mark with the priority granted to an old mark. Clothing the new mark with the old mark's priority is known as "tacking." The tacking doctrine evolved to allow trademark users to make slight, insubstantial changes to an existing mark without risking the loss of an established priority date. Tacking is available in very limited circumstances, where the new mark is considered to be the "legal equivalent" of the original mark. To be legal equivalents, trademarks must "create the same, continuing commercial impression," such that an ordinary consumer would consider the old mark and the new mark as the same mark.
While tacking is generally available to allow a new mark to claim an earlier priority date, courts apply tacking in "exceptionally narrow circumstances." As such, the tacking doctrine is an exceedingly narrow doctrine, such that even the use of a mark that contains portions of the earlier mark may not qualify for tacking. It is not the similarity of the old mark and the new mark when viewed in the abstract that determines whether the new mark is entitled to the priority date of the old mark; instead, it is the impression that the mark creates within the ordinary consumer that controls. For example, in One Industries, LLC v. Jim O'Neal Distributing, 578 F.3d 1154, 1161 (9th Cir. 2009), the Ninth Circuit compared a "Rounded O'" graphical mark, shown below on the left, with an "Angular O'" graphical mark, shown below on the right, to determine if the "Angular O'" could tack to the earlier priority date of the "Rounded O'".
In comparing the two marks, the Ninth Circuit noted thinner top and bottom lines on one "O" versus the other, the visual differences between the two apostrophes, and that one "O" was boxy while the other "looks like the outline of a lemon." These differences led the Ninth Circuit to refuse to allow tacking between the "Angular O'" and the "Rounded O'" marks. Similarly, the Federal Circuit refused to allow the word mark CLOTHES THAT WORK to obtain the priority date of the earlier word mark CLOTHES THAT WORK. FOR THE WORK YOU DO, even though the later mark was simply a shortened version of the earlier mark. Van Dyne-Crotty, Inc. v. Wear-Guard Corp., 926 F.2d 1156 (Fed. Cir. 1991). There, the Federal Circuit determined tacking as a matter of law, and the court concluded that the two marks were not legal equivalents because the two did not create the same commercial impression. However, the Federal Circuit decision shows the difficulty involved when determining tacking as a matter of law, because it is unclear how or why the two phrases would evoke differing commercial impressions when viewed by the ordinary consumer in the context that trademarks are generally viewed.
that the tacking doctrine requires the application of a legal standard, the Court viewed the tacking test as a "mixed question of law and fact," of the kind typically decided by juries.
Second, HFI argued that tacking determinations necessarily create new law, the creation of which is reserved for judges, not juries. In a related third argument, HFI argued that leaving tacking determinations to the jury will undermine the trademark system by removing predictability. The Court dismissed both of these arguments by analogizing trademarks to torts, contracts, criminal, and various other areas of the law where juries may reach differing decisions based on similar facts. Interestingly, the Court noted that tacking cases are rarely decided based upon similar legal precedent, and that precedent is usually relied upon only to define the relevant legal standard. Instead, the facts of each particular case, and the commercial impression created by the marks, are determinative. Thus, even if there is a previous case where two marks that seem similar in the abstract were found not to tack, that has no bearing on the relatedness of the marks at issue in any other case.
Finally, HFI argued that judges have historically resolved tacking issues. However, the precedent relied upon by HFI involved tacking disputes resolved by bench trials or on summary judgment, and was thus unpersuasive. The Court did state that though tacking is a question for the jury, judges do have the power to resolve tacking issues when the facts "warrant entry of summary judgment or judgment as a matter of law." Therefore, a litigant that wishes to keep the tacking determination from the jury may still do so; however, such opportunities are limited.
Two trademarks cannot be assessed in a vacuum when making a tacking determination. No matter how similar the two marks look or sound, it is the overall commercial impression made upon the consumer that determines whether tacking applies. The Supreme Court's decision in Hana Bank has placed any trademark tacking determination squarely in the hands of the jury, except in those instances where the issue is so clear that summary judgment or judgment as a matter of law is warranted. Hana Bank confirmed the majority interpretation of trademark tacking as a question for the jury. The Supreme Court also confirmed that each trademark tacking inquiry is highly fact-sensitive and regardless of the similarity or difference of the two marks when viewed in the abstract, whether tacking applies depends upon the commercial impression both marks have on an ordinary consumer.


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Terry Parker
Obituary of Terry Parker
Parker Terry
- At the Passamaquoddy Lodge, in St,. Andrews, NB, on August 28th, 2020;Marie Carmelle Thérèse (St-Pierre) Parker, wife of the late Warner Parker. Born in Montreal Quebec she is the daughter of the late Paul & Juliette St-Pierre.
Terry worked for approxiamately 30 years at the Biological Station in St. Andrews. She was a longtime dedicated and faithful member of The Catholic Church of Saint Andrew where she made close and lasting
friendships.
Terry is survived by her daughter Diane Raymond (Paul) of Halifax, NS, 3 sons: Pierre Blondin (Nicole Corthésy) Donald Parker all of Montreal, and Rick Parker of Florida, 5 grandchildren, Phil (Lindsey),Danielle (Richard),Nick (Kate), Marc & Laurent, 2 brothers: Jacques St-Pierre & Michel St-Pierre both of Montreal.
Terry was predeceased by her husband Warner and several brothers and sisters.
By Terry's request there will be no visitation. Cremation will take place. A service in celebration of Terry's life will be held at St. Andrews Catholic Cemetery on Tuesday, September 7th, 2021 at 2:00 pm
In lieu of flowers donations to the Catholic Church of Saint Andrews c/o P.O. Box 222 - 212 Parr St. St. Andrews, NB E0G 2X0; in Terrys' memory; would be appreciated by the family. On line condolences to the family or donations can be made at www.humphreysfh.com
Arrangements have been entrusted to the care & direction of Humphreys Funeral Home, 20 Marks Street, St. Stephen,NB E3L 2B2 (506 – 466 – 3110)


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Ajay Rochester's reason for going on I'm a Celeb highlights the biggest issue with the series.
Jessica Wang
Lifestyle Writer
When former host of Channel 10's The Biggest Loser, Ajay Rochester chose to go on I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, there was one leading motivator for her decision.
The television personality and author who rose to fame in 2006 when she hosted the weight-loss series, told the Daily Telegraph's Confidential, her main inspiration for appearing on the show was the weight she's hoping to lose as a result of the restrained diet and physical challenges.
"I want to lose my fat butt," the mum-of-one said.
"I am so fat right now. I am so unhealthy. It is terrible. Clearly I have issues. I am just a bit chunky in my older years I guess. I am a big girl with thick thighs."
Although I'm a Celebrity… prides itself on sharing the unseen and more emotionally vulnerable sides of some of Australia's most recognisable faces, the weight loss aspect has always been a recurring and controversial aspect of the program.
Last year during a weigh in of the shows's remaining seven contestants, the celebrities recorded a lost a combined total of 57.6kg in just five weeks.
According to News Corp, in previous seasons the camp mates have been forced to live off basic rations. They are reportedly allowed just 25g of oats, 50g of brown rice, 45g of soya beans, 200g of vegetables and 30mL of olive oil per day.
The show's resident doctor Riesa Jansen van Rensburg also made sure to clarify that while the contestants are put in extreme conditions, they are eating a nutritionally sufficient diet and are 'constantly monitored to ensure they stay in good health'.
"It is nothing to worry about. Once out of the jungle, if they resume their pre-jungle diet, they will presumably put the weight back on."
Despite this, Christine Morgan, CEO of The Butterfly Foundation previously told Mamamia that the show putting a focus on weight loss reflects our society's default position to judge a celebrity through their physical image.
"We immediately go to how something will affect our weight and shape. It shows where our values are" she said.
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"We should be looking at [their] emotional well-being," Morgan added.
Dietitian, Susie Burrell told Mamamia that a rate of 0.5 to 1kg is a safe rate of weight loss per week – this goes against the amount that many of the celebrities will lose in the jungle.
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Rochester isn't the only contestant who listed 'weight loss' as a motivator for going on the show. When asked about his reasons for agreeing to take part, celebrity commentator, Richard Reid told the Sydney Morning Herald: "I want to lose weight, of course!"
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Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore
There's an inherent logistical problem when it takes almost 10 years for a studio to develop a sequel to a kid's movie featuring live-action talking animals — the obviously young audience that initially flocked to theaters with parents in tow are now teenagers who are probably unlikely to be caught dead anywhere near such silly and childish fare when they could be engaged in the age-old struggle between cold and oh-so-cool vampires.
So what were the makers of the follow-up to Cats & Dogs to do? Well, they brought in the weirdest collection of vocal talent they could find: the oddly bland James Marsden as the rookie canine hero Diggs, the indistinct Christina Applegate as kitty partner Catherine and the over-the-top stylings of the aptly named comedian Katt Williams as a dim-bulb pigeon to battle such foes as Bette Midler's Kitty Galore and Sean Hayes' Mr. Tinkles who is based none too subtly on everyone's favorite cannibal from Silence of the Lambs.
And that's exactly how the idea comes across, as a broken mash-up of adult spy and serial killer tropes dumbed down for kids who are too young to appreciate the humor and too inane for everyone else, which just means that Revenge is stupid. Grade: F


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In a video interview with YouHeardThatNew's Lowkey, Red Cafe covers a wide array of topics, but perhaps the most newsworthy one is that, according to him, his official, debut album is coming in February and "that date ain't changing." Watch below.
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'Utterly joyful!and full of fun', said The Countryman of Nature's Playground. Following that book's success the authors have written a second book that encourages children to enjoy and learn from the natural world through fun - this time for slightly older children. Go Wild describes a range of outdoor adventures for families to share, including foraging for wild food, the magical excitement of making fires, cooking over the hot coals and making your own shelter. For eight-year-olds through to young teenagers there are tempting alternatives to computers and hanging out: brilliant ideas for having fun that will also help them to learn new skills and give them independence and confidence. From making a catapult to catching crayfish, creating fire without matches to constructing a tepee, Go Wild is all about thrilling activities, amazing discoveries and kids having the time of their lives in the great outdoors. The authors, Fiona Danks and Jo Schofield, have produced some outdoor activity sheets in conjuction with the Cub and Scout Naturalist Activity Badge, sponsered by Natural England. To view these acitivity sheets, click here. For more information on Natural England, click the logo on the left.
'Go Wild! is just what families need to escape from virtual worlds and rediscover the wonders of the real one. It provides the perfect recipe for transforming cotton wool into confident, independent, resilient young people. Every family should have a copy!


In 1776 the American founding fathers signed a document that would change the world, setting an example to the world of law-abiding resistance to a tyrant who had broken covenant with his people.
This visually rich timeline, spanning the years surrounding the War for American Independence, gives a chronological look at the events that birthed the United States, from the military battles and political struggles, to influential inventions and discoveries, to popular literary works and ideologies, and the lives of key figures on both sides. See the events leading up to and following the declaration of a new nation in their historical context.


Three small plate starters are offered to each diner – kicking off the morning is the Salt-Baked Beetroot & Smoked Burrata ($16), a compelling combination of earthiness and smoke, dressed in deep maroon, bright greens and marshmallow whites, like a little Christmas party on your plate. Next is the Gruyere Cheese Soufflé ($16; featured image), an immensely satisfying, savoury starter that made me wish it was a main. It has a heady, fondue flavour with lingering scents of white wine, and the soufflé wobbles just so delicately as you cut into it. It's easily my favourite dish of the day.
The third small plate to arrive was the Boston Lobster Bisque ($24), a single ravioli accompanied by a deep, intense bisque that you pour over at your own pace. A fun bit of self-theatrics, except when you're trying to pour bisque deftly with one hand while attempting to film it with your other hand like a drunken skier with a GoPro. That said, it's a very tasty bowl that imparts the rich crustacean flavour that you would want from a bisque. The portion is a little small, but given that you're at this point only half way in, you're quite glad it's just the size it is.
My main was a Carbonara Taglierini ($24), which was carbonara done right – not swimming around in cream; just egg yolk, parmesan, and lots (and I mean lots, three types in fact) of bacon. It's a heavy dish, so you'd have to be pretty hungry coming in, but between the fresh pasta, runny crusted egg and chunky bits of bacon, you could be excused for inadvertently developing a second stomach.
My dining companion had the Pan-Roasted Barramundi ($24), and the first thing you notice is the absolutely humongous piece of asparagus (perfectly grilled and tasty, by the way), but the second thing you do is the great burst of colour and variety of textures on the plate. Then you start on the fish, and you find that it's firm, flaky and moist – all the things you'd want from a nice piece of barramundi.
Three desserts are offered, from which you get to choose one. On this fine day, I had the joyful pleasure of trying all three (one of the benefits of dining in a group, and also why you should always go for brunch with people who share). The Baileys Crème Caramel ($18) is a curious dish, and possibly the most interesting of the three. Liquid at the bottom, crispy at the top, and cool in the centre, this is the one to get if your palette needs a little tantalizing at the end of your meal.
The Apple Tarte Tatin ($16) is exactly what it says it is. It is also, unfortunately, kind of boring. Don't get me wrong, it's a pleasant dessert, and you notice its quality in the vanilla beans speckled throughout the ice cream, but I'd opt for something a little more exciting to round off the meal – it does help overcome the inertia stopping you from getting up after a satisfying brunch.
The Homemade Shiso Leaf Ice Cream in Lemon Curd ($16) is a wonderfully refreshing alternative, colourful and bright on the palette. To be honest, I had to do a bit of Googling to find out what exactly a shiso leaf was (such ignorance, I know), and lo and behold, found out that it's that ubiquitous leaf they use to plate sashimi. Now all along I'd thought it for display and inedible, but as it turns out, it's pretty darn tasty. So give this one a shot if you'd rather taste some shiso without having to look like an overhungry person at a sashimi restaurant.
If you're one of the mathematically inclined and have been adding up the prices so far, you'd notice that the brunch set presents some incredible value. If there's someone that was disgruntled at this brasserie, I can attest that it sure wasn't this diner. With its classy, relaxed space set alongside Ann Siang, and tasty bites to lounge away a lazy afternoon with, if the Disgruntled Brasserie's new weekend brunch isn't already on your radar, it's high time it should be.
The 5 course weekend brunch menu is priced at a $48++ per person, with the option of paying an additional $38++ per person to enjoy free-flow prosecco, wines, beers and juices. A la carte prices are also featured.
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Paul Harvey Aurandt Paul Harvey Aurandt (1918-2009), popularly known as Paul Harvey, was a long-time radio broadcaster for ABC. Harvey corresponded with the Bureau on a range of issues between 1956 and 1986. He was also the subject of two investigations, a 1951 Atomic Energy Act investigation sparked when he entered a restricted area at a U.S. facility in pursuit of a story and a 1983 background investigation.


There is a story about a teacher who stood in front of a roomful of young people holding an empty glass jar. She turned it upside down and asked the young people in the room if it was empty or full. 'Empty' they chorused. So she picked up a couple of stones and poured it into the glass jar till it is filled up.
Then she asked them again, was it empty or full. 'Full' they answered. She then proceeded to pour sand into the jar filled with stones. The sand slid in easily between the spaces in between the larger stones till it filled up again. Is it full now? She asked them. They laugh. 'Yes it is full now.' She then proceeded to pour in water, the water filling in the space between the stones and the sand till it was full again.
The allegorical story above is representative of the nature of how opportunity magically appears in a seemingly saturated setting by introducing a different kind of product or technology that meets a need that hitherto existed but wasn't obvious to the undiscerning.
Nigeria is a country of over a hundred and fifty million people and while the exact census numbers may be in doubt, what is not in doubt is the size of the marketplace that this population represents in sub-Saharan Africa. What is not in doubt is how this seemingly unstructured marketplace has thrown up immense opportunities for businesses that have managed to find their spaces within it and create a need or fill it.
A case in point is Mobile Telecommunication Network Holding Company, MTN, formerly second largest telco in South Africa whose foray into the Nigerian market has been nothing but profoundly profitable since the first cellphones rang barely two decades ago. These are millions of people shown possibilities of GSM communication and whose communication needs across the vast geography and diverse landscapes of Nigeria were met.
There are other businesses that have managed to capitalize on this strategy too in the last two decades of uninterrupted democracy in Nigeria that have simply cashed out by filling in the space between the stones or the sand and optimizing the need of a largely consumer-led market eager to give up their money to meet need and get value.
This brings us back to the question. Is the jar of internal production for local consumption and global exports full or empty? While you ponder on answering that question, cokodeal.com a Nigerian e-commerce marketplace platform is leading a bold charge into the future of intra- and intercontinental trade in Africa by a simple proposition, which is: connect the massive market for locally produced products in Nigeria to the majority of Nigerians whose consumer needs are still largely met by supply of import products; and furthermore open up this vast treasure trove to the global marketplace for international trade.
For the first time, buyers of commodities and locally made products can find sellers, and source locally all in one place on cokodeal.com. The Illiterate and semi-literate producers can get technical support for putting their products online and reaching millions of potential buyers – light years ahead of what they used to do piling their wares on lorries and carrying them across vast distances. Sellers too can now benefit from sourcing from a verified pool of buyers for which certain controls have been put in place to ensure heightened trust in the trade interaction.
In a country with a larger percentage of consumption fed by import products and local consumption still at a paltry ratio, it is undeniable why there are new investment in the local commodities recently; Olam international invested over $100million into Africa's largest hatchery and feed mill in Kaduna state, Nigeria, Dangote Tomato processing plants in Kano state, Nigeria, WACOT 60,000 metric tonnes fertilizers plant and chemical in Edo state Nigeria. These local and international companies are investing hugely with a goal for monopoly or market dominance in different commodities in industries that have always existed.
Taking note that raw material and Agro related products is where Nigeria and many African countries have comparative advantage, in 2016 Africa CEO forum, Aliko Dangote stated that "African economies should rethink backward integration, the ability to connect manufacturing industries with local feedstock, from cotton growing to textile factories" as a key to Africa's growth prospect, to make goods cheaper, easily accessible and in more supply.
According to the National Bureau of Statistics, intra-Africa trade is below 15%, it looks like a foolhardy thing to invest in local production and promotion, but for those who understand the nature of opportunities, they will know it is not. If there was any other time to prepare for tomorrow, it is today.
Internet penetration in Nigeria rises to 53%, with a total of 94 million users, in August 2017, according to NCC. Access to mobile internet has all but doubled in the last ten years with older demographics now getting more actively involved using messaging apps like WhatsApp. Put all these together and all of a sudden you started to see the empty spaces in a jar that you once thought full and the immense opportunities that organisations like cokodeal is capitalizing upon becomes the more apparent.


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Polish Film Festival to Host Iranian Artists
TEHRAN (FNA)- Marjan Riahi from Iran is to serve on the jury panel of the 2009 Zoom-Zblizenia Film Festival, which will also screen Iranian productions.
Journalist and documentary filmmaker, Marjan Riahi is also the founder of Iran Short Film News Network, the first Asian Internet portal dedicated to documentaries and short films.
Riahi will be joined by Zoom-Zblizenia's international jury chaired by Polish actor, writer and producer of the Interscenario International Festival of screenwriters Robert, press tv said.
Gonera along with Polish director, scriptwriter and stage designer Stanislaw Lenartowicz, artistic director of Komediowych Film Festival in Lubomierzu Daniel Antosik and founder of the Grand Off - European Off Film Awards Witold Kon.
Shila Tavakkoli's Pantomime in Less Than Three Minutes, Kiarash Zandi's Stable, Maryam Kashkoulinia's In Our Home, Mahmoud Nouri's Disconnection, Mehrdad Sheikhan's Solitude, Mohammad Ali Khalaji's Butterflies, Kaveh Ghahremani's My Mom Has a Long Shadow and Next Life, and Shahram Mokri's Dragonfly Storm will be screened in the event's competition section, which will be held in three categories of Independent, Amateur and Student films.
The international polish festival, to be held from Feb. 17th - 22nd, 2009, will screen feature-length, experimental and documentary films in the city of Jelenia Gora.
Marjan Riahi has also served on the jury of the 2008 Grand Off - European Off Film Awards in Warsaw and the 2007 Kabul International Documentary and Short Film Festival in Afghanistan.
Riahi's first directing experience was a documentary titled Eternal Mothers, which won her the 2002 Best Short Documentary Award of the Dubai Short Film Festival.


ahhhh...you got one! i was too late! looks great on you!!
Love how you combine the lipstick with the top great shade.
The lipstick looks fantastic on you!
Oh my gosh. Marsala is so the color of this year. My friend is having a Marsala wedding. Their theme is all this color with greens and pinks. I think she might like this lipstick.
That's a pretty color on you, but I just can't see myself pulling off marsala! I'm kinda wanting to pass on this trend for myself. $50 for a Sephora brand lipstick my left foot.... sheesh.
Two years ago I attended a fashion event in Paris where they predicted the colours of the year for 2015. And marsala was nowhere to be found! I was so surprised when it was announced this year, I was expecting a pale pink or gray - so to be honest, I was a little disappointed, too. This lip colour is pretty, but you're right, it isn't summery at all. And I'm shocked that it sold out!
OMG! I love that color, and it goes great with your skin tone! I usually stick to dark browns and burgundy when I buy lipstick, so I've never ventured too much into reds, but this is a nice color.
Marsala and leopard make for a fabulous combination! And that lipstick color looks fantastic on you Kim!
I think that color looks so pretty on you Kim! It goes nice with you skin tone!! I think I have a few lipsticks around this shade, but I didn't know this was going to be a popular color when I got them haha!!! And $50 is way crazy for a sephora lip stick on eBay!
Amazing Lip Shade ,you look fab!
Such a great post and lovely pictures! The color looks great on you!
It is a great color but yes too dark for summer. Oh that is too funny, and yup crazy. I have a pair of high tops in this color, or kinds of.
I'm sure burgundy/oxblood/marsala items can all be worn interchangeably anyway, haha. I know I'd have trouble telling the difference, they are all burgundy too me ;) leopard print looks great with your dress too! :) You're looking wonderful!
Looks great on you Kim. This looks like a very good lipstick. I like this colour. I will get one at Sephora.
Gorgeous pics Kim and that color looks great you! Nice post!
This colour really suits you Kim but it's not a colour I would wear. I just feel that it makes me look pale and tired!! Yet I so often admire it on others. I wish there was a Sephora near me (though I would spend a fortune!) I tend to stock up whenever I find one.
Wow, Kim, I just found out that Marsala goes great with leo print, thanks to you! I can't imagine to give $50, haha. The lipstick looks ok on you, but if I have to be honest, I think brighter colour look better on you!
ABSOLUTELY loved this shade Kim !
I haven't purchased anything in the colour marsala. Omg! That lipstick looks great on you. So beautiful!
I love that shade, looks great on you! Have a good weekend, Kim!
I wasn't so sure about this colour when it first came out but you've totally convinced me, this looks beautiful. It's the first product I have seen in the colour of the year.
Kim marsala is so your colour! You look fantastic in that sweater and lipstick. Thank you for always encouraging me dear friend.
I love this color. It looks like something everyone can wear!
Aww, Kim this is a beautiful color on you and it is wearable all year round doll :)).
I feel like Marsala is exactly the same as last year's Oxblood! That shade looks great on you!
What a beautiful color, and it looks so great on you! Thanks for yet another great review!
Kim, you look gorgeous! This color is perfect for you. It matches very well with your outfit + skin tone.
This color definitely looks great on you. I do not have this color in my closet nor my beauty box, and the only color that's close enough was burgundy and maroon.
You look so good in Marsala Kim! I'm still trying to warm up to this color as I don't know if its for everyone. Agree tough one for Spring/Summer.
oh wow! i actually really really love this color!
wow! That packaging is everything! I love it!!!