I studied for my MSc at Keele University from 2010 to 2011. My dissertation, supervised by Dr. Alexandra Lamont, was a mixed methods study of whether age has any bearing on the use of music in exercise.
Much of the existing research into the use of music in exercise has been done in Sports Science departments, with young, fit undergraduate participants. How relevant are these studies for the general public using gyms? What bearing does age have on music preference and usage in gym exercise?
The research is summarised in a poster that you can find here.
The qualitative study has been published in Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health, a peer-reviewed journal. Please contact me at racheljhallett@gmail.com if you can't access this and would like to read it.
Do older exercisers use exercise music in the same way as younger exercisers?
What styles do they prefer?


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It is already on the WWE website and reports suggest it will begin to roll out over the next few weeks including at the company's Raw and Smackdown shows as well as on championship belts and consumer products.
The new double W icon has already been seen on the company's digital streaming channel WWE Network.
It replaces a hand-drawn logo and is understood to have been created by a team of in-house designers.
Stephanie McMahon, WWE's chief brand officer says, 'We are excited to launch a new logo that reflects the evolution and future of WWE's global brand.
'While we usher in a new iconic brand identity, WWE's best-in-class entertainment, which has stood the test of time for the past 50 years, will continue to reward our fans' passion with our exciting blend of unique characters, incredible athleticism and engaging storylines.
Speaking to US website Variety, McMahon said, 'We didn't want to completely change our brand image.


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PG&E CORPORATION REPORTS THIRD QUARTER RESULTS
Press Release and Selected Exhibits
Presentation and Complete Earnings Exhibits
(San Francisco) - PG&E Corporation's (NYSE: PCG) third quarter 2012 net income after dividends on preferred stock (also called "income available for common shareholders") was $361 million, or $0.84 per share, as reported in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP). This compares with $200 million, or $0.50 per share, for the third quarter of 2011, when GAAP results were reduced significantly by charges for third-party liability related to the San Bruno pipeline accident and environmental cleanup costs associated with historic operations at the company's natural gas compressor station in Hinkley, California.
Third-quarter 2012 GAAP results include items related to natural gas matters and environmental costs that management does not consider part of normal, ongoing operations (items impacting comparability). These items net to $64 million pre-tax, or $0.09 per share, for the quarter.
The item related to natural gas matters includes $139 million pre-tax in costs during the quarter for continuing work to validate safe pipeline operating pressures and conduct strength testing, as well as legal and other expenses in connection with the accident. The item related to natural gas matters also reflects the benefit of $99 million pre-tax of insurance recoveries for third-party liability. The net result is a $40 million pre-tax, or $0.06 per share, cost for the quarter.
The total cost for natural gas pipeline-related actions since the accident is now approximately $915 million, all of which has been incurred at shareholders' expense.
The item related to environmental costs reflects a $0.03 per share charge primarily associated with the company's water-treatment and property-purchase programs offered to residents in Hinkley.
"Our results for the quarter reflect continued progress in our ongoing efforts to improve PG&E's operations across the business, with a clear focus on making our system the safest in the country and delivering service reliably and affordably," said Chairman, CEO and President Tony Earley. "We remain fully committed to resolving our gas pipeline issues, positioning PG&E for long-term success, and rebuilding relationships with customers and others."
Earley affirmed that the company is continuing efforts to work with all parties to pursue a settlement of the outstanding regulatory issues related to its gas pipeline operations, notwithstanding a recent proposed decision on the company's Pipeline Safety Enhancement Plan that would disallow recovery of significant costs. "While we are deeply disappointed in the proposed decision, we will continue to move forward with projects to meet new safety standards, and we will continue to work with regulators and others to reach a balanced agreement that resolves the various regulatory issues and provides adequate support for critical investments," he said.
Earnings from Operations
On a non-GAAP basis, excluding items impacting comparability, PG&E Corporation's earnings from operations for the third quarter were $399 million, or $0.93 per share. During the same period in 2011, earnings from operations were $436 million, or $1.08 per share.
The quarter-over-quarter difference primarily reflects several factors that negatively impacted this year's quarter. Most significantly, $0.10 per share of the decrease is due to planned incremental spending on operational improvements being made across the utility, in keeping with previously announced plans for 2012. An additional $0.06 per share of the decrease is due to a greater number of common shares outstanding. Some smaller items account for a further $0.04 decrease. Partially offsetting those decreases was a $0.05 per share increase due to additional revenue from capital investments authorized by the California Public Utilities Commission.
2012 Earnings Guidance
PG&E Corporation is maintaining its previously issued 2012 guidance range for non-GAAP earnings from operations of $3.10 to $3.30 per share.
Reflecting insurance recoveries in the third quarter and the accrual for environmental costs, 2012 GAAP earnings guidance is now updated to $1.97 to $2.52 per share, compared with the previous range of $1.83 to $2.41 per share.
The range for 2012 pipeline-related costs is unchanged at $450 million to $550 million pre-tax. However, the cost trend remains toward the upper end of that range.
The range for third-party liability claims this year remains $80 million to $225 million pre-tax. The low end of the range corresponds to the total accrual of $455 million since the San Bruno accident. The high end of the range for 2012 corresponds to the upper end of the range for third-party liability claims since the accident, which remains at $600 million. Insurance recoveries total $135 million for the year to date and $234 million since the accident. Guidance does not include any potential future insurance recoveries or penalties (other than those already accrued) or any potential punitive damages.
Guidance for environmental costs is unchanged at $0.14 per share on the upper end, but has increased on the low end to $0.13 per share to reflect the $0.03 per share charge the company took in the third quarter associated with the remediation activities in Hinkley.
Guidance is based on various assumptions, including the level of capital expenditures, authorized rate base and return on equity. Approximately $720 million of equity has been issued this year through the third quarter, with a modest amount expected in the fourth quarter from employee 401K and dividend reinvestment programs.
PG&E Corporation discloses historical financial results and provides guidance based on "earnings from operations" in order to provide a measure that allows investors to compare the underlying financial performance of the business from one period to another, exclusive of items that management believes do not reflect the normal course of operations. Earnings from operations are not a substitute or alternative for consolidated net income presented in accordance with GAAP (see the accompanying tables for a reconciliation of results and guidance based on earnings from operations to results and guidance based on consolidated net income in accordance with GAAP).
Supplemental Financial Information
In addition to the financial information accompanying this release, slides for today's conference call with the financial community have been furnished to the Securities and Exchange Commission and are available on PG&E Corporation's web site at: http://www.pgecorp.com/news/press_releases/Release_Archive2012/121029press_release.shtml.
Conference Call with the Financial Community to Discuss Financial Results
Today's call at 10:00 a.m., Eastern Time, is open to the public on a listen-only basis via webcast. Please visit http://www.pgecorp.com/investors/investor_info/conference/ for more information and instructions for accessing the webcast. The call will be archived on the website. Alternatively, a toll-free replay of the conference call may be accessed shortly after the live call through 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time, November 12, 2012, by dialing 866-415-9493. International callers may dial 585-419-6446. For both domestic and international callers, the confirmation code 23894# will be required to access the replay.
Management's statements regarding guidance for PG&E Corporation's future financial results and earnings from operations per common share and the underlying assumptions constitute forward-looking statements that are necessarily subject to various risks and uncertainties. These statements reflect management's judgment and opinions which are based on current expectations and various forecasts, estimates, and projections, the realization or resolution of which may be outside of management's control. PG&E Corporation and the Utility are not able to predict all the factors that may affect future results. Some of the factors that could cause actual results to differ materially include:
the outcomes of the investigations, enforcement matters, and litigation related to the Utility's natural gas system operating practices and the San Bruno accident, including the ultimate amount of penalties or loss the Utility incurs;
the outcomes of regulatory proceedings, such as the CPUC's natural gas rulemaking proceeding, and ratemaking proceedings, such as the 2014 GRC and the 2013 cost of capital proceeding;
the ultimate amount of costs the Utility incurs in the future that are not recovered through rates, including costs under its pipeline safety enhancement plan and to perform incremental work to improve the safety and reliability of its electric and natural gas operations;
whether PG&E Corporation and the Utility are able to repair the reputational harm that they have suffered, and may suffer in the future, due to the San Bruno accident and the related civil litigation, the occurrence of adverse developments in the CPUC investigations or the criminal investigation, including any finding of criminal liability;
the level of equity contributions that PG&E Corporation must make to the Utility to enable the Utility to maintain its authorized capital structure as the Utility incurs charges and costs, including costs associated with natural gas matters and penalties imposed in connection with investigations, that are not recoverable through rates or insurance;
the impact of environmental remediation laws, regulations, and orders; the ultimate amount of the Utility's environmental remediation costs; the extent to which the Utility is able to recover such costs through rates or insurance; and the ultimate amount of environmental costs the Utility incurs that are not recoverable, such as the remediation costs associated with the Utility's natural gas compressor station site located near Hinkley, California;
the impact of new legislation, regulations, recommendations, orders or policies applicable to the operations, security, safety, or decommissioning of nuclear generation facilities, the storage of spent nuclear fuel, seismic design, cooling water intake, or other issues;
the occurrence of events, including cyber-attacks, that can cause unplanned outages, reduce generating output, disrupt the Utility's service to customers, or damage or disrupt the facilities, operations, or information technology and systems owned by the Utility, its customers, or third parties on which the Utility relies; and
the other factors and risks discussed in PG&E Corporation and the Utility's 2011 Annual Report on Form 10-K and other reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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1921 Walking Liberty half still stands out
The key to a Walking Liberty half dollar could arguably be the three 1921 dates or an MS-65 and up 1919D.
Paul M. Green
If you want the keys to a Walking Liberty half dollar collection, the general belief is that you need simply turn to the three 1921 dates.
That has changed in recent years, as the 1919-D has been discovered to be the true key date in MS-65 and up. Moreover, there are some other good dates, but the 1921 Walking Liberty half dollars still stand out.
The 1921-D and 1921, pictured at left, Walking Liberty half dollars had mintages of less than 250,000 each because the nation?s mints were busy making silver dollars.
The U.S. mints were too busy to make many half dollars because the Secretary of the Treasury decided that the priority in 1921 was to make silver dollars. There was a good reason ? the melting of just over 270 million silver dollars as a result of the Pittman Act in 1918 had meant that Silver Certificates had to be replaced, as they promised payment in the form of a silver dollar.
There were no longer enough silver dollars, so new issues had to be released and they were backed by notes paying 2-percent interest. That was lost money in the mind of the Secretary and he wanted it stopped immediately. To do that, he needed new Silver Certificates and to have them, he needed new silver dollars.
In the process, the production of all other denominations suffered. The 1921 half dollar mintages showed the Philadelphia at 246,000, while the 1921-D was at 208,000 and the 1921-S was at 548,000, meaning the three combined had barely topped the 1 million mark.
In later years, there would have been heavy saving and hoarding of such low-mintage dates, but this was 1921. Less than a decade earlier, half dollars for three straight years had mintages of less than 200,000. Moreover, there were relatively few who were interested in circulating half dollars ? the denomination was simply too high for most collectors.
The result was that the 1921 half dollars were never saved in large numbers back in 1921. In addition, they were not saved for many years, as there was no influx of collectors to want them and without collectors, there was no reason for the dealers of the day to tie up funds with low-mintage half dollars.
That took a toll on the coins in terms of their grades and makes the 1921 issues tough in upper circulated grades.
In fact, with limited interest, the lower-grade prices for dates like the 1921 were not especially high for a long time. Back in 1998, it listed for $73 in G-4, which is really not that much when you consider the mintage. Today, however, the G-4 price is $175, although that is still $100 lower than the 1921-D.
In the case of Mint State examples of the 1921, we have also seen increases. Back in 1998, it was $2,850 in MS-60, with an MS-65 at $12,000 as recently as 2002. Today, however, the MS-60 price of the 1921 is $4,350, while an MS-65 is at $18,000 although those levels are still well below the other 1921 dates and the 1919-D, 1918-D and a few others.
If the grading service totals are accurate, the 1921 still has room for higher prices, as NGC reports just 27 examples graded MS-65 or better, while the PCGS total is 62 in MS-65 or better.
With any sort of additional demand, the 1921 could not only increase in MS-65, but in most other grades, as well. The roadblock to higher prices for the 1921 has always been limited demand.
With time, that could change and it could mark a new day for the 1921 and other better Walking Liberty half dollars. In the meantime, the 1921 has to be seen as a better-date Walking Liberty half dollar.
Walking Liberty half scarcer in top grades
The 1919-D Walking Liberty half dollar has emerged as one of the most interesting coins of the past century. It is also one of the toughest coins of the past century, at least in MS-65.
1921 a year of rarities for Walker series
In some respects it's a key date and it others it is just a semi-key, but when you are talking about the best Walking Liberty half dollar you have to at least consider the 1921.
1941-S key in Walking Liberty 'short set'
The 1941-S Walking Liberty half dollar is a date people are starting to realize is much tougher than many had assumed. In the case of the 1941-S the recognition may be better late than never, but it could still be a long time before the 1941-S gets the respect it really deserves.
1942-S better date in Walking Liberty short set
Walking Liberty half dollars of the 1940s are often treated as a group rather than as individual dates and mintmarks.
Tough dates in Standing Liberty collection
There are any number of tough sets of coins of the 20th century but certainly high on any list would have to be the Standing Liberty quarter.
1921-S not key, but still good in any grade
1921-D half pricey coin in high grades
Mercury dime of 1921 a key date
The 1921 Mercury dime is an interesting story as a semi-key Mercury dime, but it is also part of a larger story that makes it even more interesting as a sign of the times. This combination makes it a nice addition to any collection.
Don't overlook 1921-S Walking Liberty
By Numismatic News Staff


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Prix Jean Monnet 2018: Yueming Yan
Félicitations à Yueming Yan, lauréate du Prix Jean Monnet de l'Université McGill. Ce prix est accordé par le Centre Jean Monnet de Montréal pour récompenser l'excellence dans les études européennes.
Yueming Yan is currently pursuing a Ph.D. degree at McGill University Faculty of Law, where she researches in areas of international investment and commercial arbitration, sustainable development and international investment law, and transnational and international public policy. She also holds a Master of Law degree at Xiamen University and a bachelor of law degree in Zhongnan University of Economics and Law.
At present, Yueming is engaged with a research named Global Anti-Corruption Efforts in a New Era of International Investment Agreements: From the Perspectives of the EU and China, the result of which will be published by the end of 2018. She is also working as a research assistant to Prof. Kun FAN on two research projects: Chinese Corporations' Attitudes towards International Arbitration and FDI and Investment Arbitration in the Mainland of the People's Republic of China and Hong Kong.
Prior to that, Yueming has participated in the Phillip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition twice and was awarded Second Place of the Best Memorial of Respondent in International Round in April 2016. She also participated in the International Investment Agreements University Mapping Project organized by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development in 2015.
In addition, she is a student member of the Private Justice and the Rule of Law Research Group at the Faculty of Law and has been awarded the Chinese State Scholarship, Grad Excellent Award, Law Dean's Graduate Award, GREAT Award, and Rose Grad Award during her study at McGill University.
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Harry Potter Fans Can Now Tour the Scottish Countryside on a Real-life 'Hogwarts Express'
Unlike the fictional Hogwarts Express that leaves from Platform 9 3/4 from Kings Cross Station, this train is operated by West Coast Railways and departs from Fort William outside of Glasgow, and takes a scenic two-hour journey to Mallaig in the majestic Highlands of Scotland.
It's a dream vacation for Harry Potter superfans.
There's apparently a real-life Hogwarts Express that'll be chugging its way through the Scottish countryside this summer – sans Harry Potter, of course.
The destination isn't Hogwarts and doesn't even resemble it, but the train itself is a Jacobite Steam Train which really does look like the one in the movies.
The train will run from April 22nd to October 25th, 2019, and standard roundtrip tickets will set you back around $50, while a first class tickets are a bit pricier at around $78.
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Philadelphia also had its own Hogwarts Express back in 2017, departing from Jefferson Station to a special Harry Potter-themed event.
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After meeting with the wounded woman, take her to Achilles' manor.
With your master taking care of her, climb onto the tree marked on the map and wait for the poachers to appear. You need to kill them, at best with the rope dart.
Quickly jump onto a branch above the first enemy, aim at him and hold down the attack button. the target will be strangled to death.
Kill the second enemy using the same method, but this time lean the analog stick towards yourself and Connor will jump down to the ground, hanging the enemy on the branch.
The third enemy needs to be approached from behind. As you get near, aim at him and keep holding down the shoot button until Connor kills the poacher with a hidden blade.
After his death, two more enemies will appear. Quickly turn around 180 degrees and run onto the leaned tree. From above, you will be able to strangle the man below without alarming his friend.
With both of them dead, run to the designated spot and watch a short animation. Afterwards you will only have to return to Achilles to end the mission.
Speak with Myriam and head to the circle marked on the map to find traces of a wild cat. They will be marked with a magnifying glass icon.
After finding the third trace, the beast will appear. Follow it by running onto the fallen tree and afterwards jump down from the rock.
Beside the mine entrance you will find Norris, who will tell you that the car has hidden underground.
Enter the cave and press the interaction button when prompted. Soon afterwards Myriam will make a shot which will end the mission.
Meet with Norris and afterwards head to Myriam with him.
After a short conversation you will have to kill three wolves marked on the map. You can do it by pressing the buttons which appear on the screen.
With the beasts dead, climb onto the marked hunting blind and run to the attacked girl by jumping between branches.
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Posted on June 4, 2013 by GCASE News
New Lending commitment will support estimated 2,000 Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, Add $475 Million in Capital
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is announcing today the SBA Veteran Pledge Initiative, a commitment by its top national, regional and community lenders to collectively increase their lending activity to veterans by five percent per year for the next five years.
Oftentimes, veterans face challenges in raising capital or have trouble receiving a conventional loan. With the support of SBA's top 20 national lending partners, and approximately 100 additional regional and community lending partners across the United States, SBA expects to assist an additional 2,000 veterans obtain loans to start or expand small businesses by increasing lending by $475 million over the next five years. This equals a five percent increase above historic veteran lending activity by the SBA.
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"Our service men and women have made incalculable contributions and sacrifices for our country, and supporting them as they pursue their dreams to start or grow their own business is one of SBA's highest priorities," SBA Administrator Karen Mills said. "Through this partnership with national lending partners and regional and community lenders across the U.S., we stand ready to serve veteran entrepreneurs with loan-guarantees, entrepreneurial training, and resources that are critical tools to help them start businesses, drive the local economy and create jobs for themselves and their communities."
Veterans make up a large number of successful small business owners. Nine percent of small businesses are veteran-owned. These 2.45 million veteran-owned businesses employ more than 5 million individuals. In the private sector workforce, veterans are more likely than those with no active-duty military experience to be self-employed.
Administrator Mills is announcing the Initiative today at Ft. Bragg, NC, together with representatives of the SBA lending community from across the country, the U.S. Army and transitioning service members who have chosen to participle in SBA's Operation Boots to Business (B2B) Program, an initiative to train veterans and transitioning service members in business entrepreneurship.
SBA currently engages veterans through its 68 local SBA district offices, 15 Veterans Business Outreach Centers nationwide, and its partnership with 1,000 Small Business Development Centers and some 12,000 SCORE – Counselors to America's Small Businesses volunteers. Each year SBA helps more than 200,000 veterans, service-disabled veterans and reservists.
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Q: Python Google-Earth-Engine: print list of Landsat scenes over ROI to export them on Drive I have a Java script on GEE that allows me to grab all the Landsat images over my ROI for a specific time-period. The issue is that transferring those images from the GEE code editor to my Google Drive takes a very long time (2h per image, and I have at least 50 of them), and I have to manually click on a button to do it.
I have been exploring the Python API for GEE and I use a code to transfer an image on my Google Drive (see code below):
# Download a specific Landsat Scene
landsat = ee.Image('LANDSAT/LC08/C01/T1_TOA/LC08_123032_20140515')\
            .select(['B4', 'B3', 'B2'])

# Create a geometry representing an export region.
geometry = ee.Geometry.Rectangle([116.2621, 39.8412, 116.4849, 40.01236])
# Export the image, specifying scale and region.
task = ee.batch.Export.image.toDrive(**{
    'image': landsat,
    'description': 'Test',
    'folder':'Folder',
    'scale': 100,
    'region': geometry.getInfo()['coordinates']
})
task.start()

What I would like to do is create a list gathering all my Landsat images' names, then iterate over that list with the code above so I can automatically save and export the images to my drive.
My Java code to export the Landsat images from GEE code editor is below. Every example I found deals with names of images already found, but in my case I need to get the names of images depending on: the time at which they were taken, the cloud cover, their coverage over the ROI.
The Java script does all of that.
The way I look at it I have two solutions:

*

*Export a list gathering the names of my images from the Java script on GEE Editor, then open that list on Python and iterate through that

*Have the Java script working on Python that does the exact same thing.
I have no experience with Java and I can't manage to export a list as .csv or .ASCII or .txt.
The issue with the 2nd option is that I can't find any code that does what I do on Java.
How could I solve my problem ?
/**** Start of imports. If edited, may not auto-convert in the playground. ****/
var geometry =
    /* color: #98ff00 */
    /* shown: false */
    /* displayProperties: [
      {
        "type": "rectangle"
      }
    ] */
    ee.Geometry.Polygon(
        [[[-141.1474025430237, 60.163560184011736],
          [-141.1474025430237, 59.70120024412181],
          [-139.9938380898987, 59.70120024412181],
          [-139.9938380898987, 60.163560184011736]]], null, false),
    aoi = /* color: #d63000 */ee.Geometry.Point([-140.62080375708652, 59.944917067323274]);
/***** End of imports. If edited, may not auto-convert in the playground. *****/
var cloudMaskL457 = function(image) {
  var qa = image.select('pixel_qa');
  // If the cloud bit (5) is set and the cloud confidence (7) is high
  // or the cloud shadow bit is set (3), then it's a bad pixel.
  var cloud = qa.bitwiseAnd(1 << 5)
                  .and(qa.bitwiseAnd(1 << 7))
                  .or(qa.bitwiseAnd(1 << 3));
  // Remove edge pixels that don't occur in all bands
  var mask2 = image.mask().reduce(ee.Reducer.min());
  return image.updateMask(cloud.not()).updateMask(mask2);
};
function maskL8sr(image) {
  // Bits 3 and 5 are cloud shadow and cloud, respectively.
  var cloudShadowBitMask = (1 << 3);
  var cloudsBitMask = (1 << 5);
  // Get the pixel QA band.
  var qa = image.select('pixel_qa');
  // Both flags should be set to zero, indicating clear conditions.
  var mask = qa.bitwiseAnd(cloudShadowBitMask).eq(0)
                 .and(qa.bitwiseAnd(cloudsBitMask).eq(0));
  return image.updateMask(mask);
}
var l5 = ee.ImageCollection('LANDSAT/LT05/C01/T1_SR')
                  .filterDate('1984-01-01', '2012-05-05')
                  .map(cloudMaskL457)
                  .filterBounds(aoi)
                  .map(function(a){
                    return a.set('year', ee.Image(a).date().get('year'))
                  })
/*
var l7 = ee.ImageCollection('LANDSAT/LE07/C01/T1_SR')
                  .filterDate('1997-01-01', '2021-05-12')
                  .map(cloudMaskL457)
                  .filterBounds(aoi)
                  .map(function(a){
                    return a.set('year', ee.Image(a).date().get('year'))
                  })
*/
var l8 = ee.ImageCollection('LANDSAT/LC08/C01/T1_SR')
                  .filterDate('2013-04-11', '2021-05-05')
                  .map(maskL8sr)
                  .filterBounds(aoi)
                  .map(function(a){
                    return a.set('year', ee.Image(a).date().get('year'))
                  })
var list = ee.List([])
for (var a=1984; a < 2022; a++) {

  if(a < 2012) {
    var filL5 = l5.filterMetadata('year', 'equals', a).median()
    var l5final = filL5.set('year', a)
                       .set('product', 'L5')
    list = list.add(l5final)
  } else {
    var filL8 = l8.filterMetadata('year', 'equals', a).median()
    var l8final = filL8.set('year', a)
                       .set('product', 'L8')
    list = list.add(l8final)

  }
}
print(list)
var finalCol = ee.ImageCollection(list).map(function(a){
                return a.set('bands', ee.Image(a).bandNames().length())
                })
                .filterMetadata('bands','greater_than',10)

print(finalCol)
for(var a = 1984; a < 2022; a++){
  Map.addLayer(finalCol.filterMetadata('year', 'equals', a), {}, ' '+a, false)
}
var dataset = ee.ImageCollection('LANDSAT/LC08/C01/T1_SR')
                  .filterDate('2016-01-01', '2016-12-31')
                  .map(maskL8sr);
var visParams = {
  bands: ['B4', 'B3', 'B2'],
  min: 0,
  max: 3000,
  gamma: 1.4,
};
Map.addLayer(dataset.median(), visParams);
var n = finalCol.size().getInfo()
var i = 0
for(var a = 1984; a < 2022; a++){
  //put an actual angled bracket here
  var img = ee.Image(list.get(i))
  var i = i + 1
  var rgb = img.select('B3','B2', 'B1').float()
  Map.addLayer(img, {bands: ['B3', 'B2', 'B1'], max: 10000}, 'Image_'+a)
  //export
  Export.image.toDrive({
  image: rgb,
  description: 'Landsat5_NC'+ a,
  scale: 10,
  region: geometry,
  folder: 'Malaspina_Landsat5'

})
}

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What doesn't kill you — or crush your intensely sensitive ego — makes you stronger. And Dierks Bentley is proof of that.
On Monday (Feb. 5), the first day of the annual Country Radio Seminar, Bentley shared some of his stories with the country music industry crowd. And within those stories, he revealed some of the defining moments and humbling experiences that made him the artist he is today. In other words, it hasn't been all sunshine and rainbows.
Bentley took the audience all the way back to the early days when he was initially content to be playing in bars and clubs with Cross Canadian Ragweed and Stoney LaRue. But then he wanted more.
"I was all about making a fan one handshake or one beer at a time, and playing those rock bars and clubs," Bentley said, adding that he was then invited to be the opener on a couple of arena tours. "I'd done George Strait and Chesney, so what else was there to do? I was enjoying where I was. It was a big party. But what happened for me is we started getting into arenas at the end of 2006.
Bentley even faced a personal obstacle right out of the gate, when he released his debut single to radio. His hometown country radio station wouldn't play it. "When you're a new artist, and you release a song, it feels so good. But one of my hometown stations in Arizona wouldn't play it right away. How could they do this to me," was what he was thinking. "I couldn't believe they wouldn't play it the first week, the second week.
The train stopped when the song peaked at No. 45 on the charts. But being the eternal optimist that he is, Bentley told the CRS crowd what that cloud's silver lining was. "'I Hold On' might not have even a single if 'Bourbon' had worked out," he said.
Bentley's Q&A at CRS followed the presentation of his 2018 Artist Humanitarian Award. He was honored for all he's given back through his charitable initiatives and events. Bentley has raised more than $4 million for children's charities through his Miles & Music For Kids motorcycle ride and concert, and more than half a million dollars for the families of the Granite Mountain Hotshots with his Country Cares Concert in Arizona.


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Q: NHibernate Linq // FirstOrDefault with children objects // Possible? I have an Employee.
Employee has a single (parent) Department. 1:N, Department to Employee.
Employee has N EmployeeToJobTitleMatchLink(s).
Employee has N number of ParkingArea(s).
When using NHibernate and Linq, and "FirstOrDefault"..
            EmployeeNHEntity firstOrDefaultEmp = session.Query<EmployeeNHEntity>()
                .Fetch(e => e.MyEmployeeToJobTitleMatchLinks)
                .Fetch(e => e.ParentDepartment)
                .Fetch(e => e.MyParkingAreas)
                .Where(e => e.EmployeeUUID == employeeUuid)
                .FirstOrDefault();

I get this sql.  (the most important part is the "Top 1".
exec sp_executesql N'select TOP (1)  employeenh0_.EmployeeUUID as Employee1_1_0_, myemployee1_.LinkSurrogateUUID as LinkSurr1_3_1_, department2_.DepartmentUUID as Departme1_0_2_, parkingare4_.ParkingAreaUUID as ParkingA1_5_3_, employeenh0_.MyVersionColumn as MyVersio2_1_0_, employeenh0_.SSN as SSN1_0_, employeenh0_.LastName as LastName1_0_, employeenh0_.FirstName as FirstName1_0_, employeenh0_.CreateDate as CreateDate1_0_, employeenh0_.HireDate as HireDate1_0_, employeenh0_.ParentDepartmentUUID as ParentDe8_1_0_, myemployee1_.PriorityRank as Priority2_3_1_, myemployee1_.JobStartedOnDate as JobStart3_3_1_, myemployee1_.TheEmployeeUUID as TheEmplo4_3_1_, myemployee1_.TheJobTitleUUID as TheJobTi5_3_1_, myemployee1_.TheEmployeeUUID as TheEmplo4_0__, myemployee1_.LinkSurrogateUUID as LinkSurr1_0__, department2_.MyVersionColumn as MyVersio2_0_2_, department2_.DepartmentName as Departme3_0_2_, department2_.CreateDate as CreateDate0_2_, parkingare4_.ParkingAreaName as ParkingA2_5_3_, parkingare4_.CreateDate as CreateDate5_3_, myparkinga3_.AbcEmployeeUUID as AbcEmplo1_1__, myparkinga3_.AbcParkingAreaUUID as AbcParki2_1__ from dbo.Employee employeenh0_ left outer join dbo.EmployeeToJobTitleMatchLink myemployee1_ on employeenh0_.EmployeeUUID=myemployee1_.TheEmployeeUUID left outer join dbo.Department department2_ on employeenh0_.ParentDepartmentUUID=department2_.DepartmentUUID left outer join EmployeeToParkingAreaLink myparkinga3_ on employeenh0_.EmployeeUUID=myparkinga3_.AbcEmployeeUUID left outer join dbo.ParkingArea parkingare4_ on myparkinga3_.AbcParkingAreaUUID=parkingare4_.ParkingAreaUUID where employeenh0_.EmployeeUUID=@p0',N'@p0 uniqueidentifier',@p0='64409648-15C5-4B67-BCE2-A265012E0926'

The issue is that I get 1 row (top 1).  While I have 1 Employee, I (should) have many rows in the resultset.
Now, if I use the below, I get the desired result. (A single employee with the children objects populated)....if there is a match on the surrogate-key (EmployeeUUID), there is one item in the collection.
            IList<EmployeeNHEntity> emps = session.Query<EmployeeNHEntity>()
                .Fetch(e => e.MyEmployeeToJobTitleMatchLinks)
                .Fetch(e => e.ParentDepartment)
                .Fetch(e => e.MyParkingAreas)
                .Where(e => e.EmployeeUUID == employeeUuid)
                .ToList();

            EmployeeNHEntity emp = null;
            if(null!=emps)
            {
                if (emps.Count > 0)
                {
                    emp = emps[0];
                }
            }

which generates this sql
exec sp_executesql N'select employeenh0_.EmployeeUUID as Employee1_1_0_, myemployee1_.LinkSurrogateUUID as LinkSurr1_3_1_, department2_.DepartmentUUID as Departme1_0_2_, parkingare4_.ParkingAreaUUID as ParkingA1_5_3_, employeenh0_.MyVersionColumn as MyVersio2_1_0_, employeenh0_.SSN as SSN1_0_, employeenh0_.LastName as LastName1_0_, employeenh0_.FirstName as FirstName1_0_, employeenh0_.CreateDate as CreateDate1_0_, employeenh0_.HireDate as HireDate1_0_, employeenh0_.ParentDepartmentUUID as ParentDe8_1_0_, myemployee1_.PriorityRank as Priority2_3_1_, myemployee1_.JobStartedOnDate as JobStart3_3_1_, myemployee1_.TheEmployeeUUID as TheEmplo4_3_1_, myemployee1_.TheJobTitleUUID as TheJobTi5_3_1_, myemployee1_.TheEmployeeUUID as TheEmplo4_0__, myemployee1_.LinkSurrogateUUID as LinkSurr1_0__, department2_.MyVersionColumn as MyVersio2_0_2_, department2_.DepartmentName as Departme3_0_2_, department2_.CreateDate as CreateDate0_2_, parkingare4_.ParkingAreaName as ParkingA2_5_3_, parkingare4_.CreateDate as CreateDate5_3_, myparkinga3_.AbcEmployeeUUID as AbcEmplo1_1__, myparkinga3_.AbcParkingAreaUUID as AbcParki2_1__ from dbo.Employee employeenh0_ left outer join dbo.EmployeeToJobTitleMatchLink myemployee1_ on employeenh0_.EmployeeUUID=myemployee1_.TheEmployeeUUID left outer join dbo.Department department2_ on employeenh0_.ParentDepartmentUUID=department2_.DepartmentUUID left outer join EmployeeToParkingAreaLink myparkinga3_ on employeenh0_.EmployeeUUID=myparkinga3_.AbcEmployeeUUID left outer join dbo.ParkingArea parkingare4_ on myparkinga3_.AbcParkingAreaUUID=parkingare4_.ParkingAreaUUID where employeenh0_.EmployeeUUID=@p0',N'@p0 uniqueidentifier',@p0='64409648-15C5-4B67-BCE2-A265012E0926'

The [0] indexer trick is ok.  But just isn't as clean as I'd like my Linq code to be.
Any suggestions now LINQ syntax to get Top 1 Employee, but with all the children objects?

A: EmployeeNHEntity firstOrDefaultEmp = session.Query<EmployeeNHEntity>()
    .Fetch(e => e.MyEmployeeToJobTitleMatchLinks)
    .Fetch(e => e.ParentDepartment)
    .Fetch(e => e.MyParkingAreas)
    .Where(e => e.EmployeeUUID == employeeUuid)
    .AsEnumerable()    <-- note this line
    .FirstOrDefault();


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A conversation with the co-chairs of the LE&RN California Chapter
"This day means 'we matter,' 'I am not alone in this fight,' 'my disease is real.' It's a day where we can come together and demand that the world hears us."
by Alexa Ercolano
It was the fall of 2017, and Sarah Brunskill was angry.
Her son Grayson was born the year prior with primary lymphedema, and Brunskill had been consumed with the struggle of finding the right treatment protocol and, in her words, attempting to not let the rest of her life fall apart.
"By the fall, I finally had got a handle on things, and I was angry," Brunskill says. "I was angry that it took my husband and I a year to find the right information on how to treat my son.
"I was angry that it took six months for the insurance company to approve his much-needed day and night garments.
"I was angry that doctors kept telling us 'I've never seen this in an infant' and couldn't tell us what to do.
"I was angry that we felt so alone in the whole process."
After coming through the other side, Brunskill felt no family should ever go through what hers endured: something needed to be done. She redirected her anger into action by becoming involved with the Lymphatic Education & Research Network (LE&RN), an organization whose mission is to fight lymphatic disease and lymphedema through education, research, and advocacy. A few months later, she was asked to become the California Chapter Co-Chair alongside Dr. Emily Iker.
Along with her obvious passion, Brunskill brings unique experience to the co-chair position: she holds a master's degree in developmental psychology and has a professional background as a program evaluation researcher working on national projects for a large hospital network.
"This background has gifted me with not only medical and healthcare literacy and an understanding of how the healthcare system works, but also the ability to read and understand complex research articles and translate them to everyday language for our chapter," explains Brunskill.
"I feel like my professional background really allows me to seamlessly move between these worlds, which has helped a lot when finding the right information to share with our chapter members."
Around this same time, friends Barbara Harmer and Judy Burrows attended a fundraising walk for LE&RN in Santa Monica, California. The two women – both cancer survivors with secondary lymphedema – met through an online support group, and were excited to join the event with other lymphedema patients and advocates, as well as LE&RN spokesperson and actress Kathy Bates.
"I was inspired by the speeches I heard at the event of others speaking so passionately about the need for awareness, a cure, research to help us all," says Harmer. "Ms. Bates was a powerful speaker who said so many things that I had been feeling and I thought I too could be of help."
When Harmer was approached by LE&RN's outreach director about becoming a chapter co-chair, she hesitated at first: she had no professional experience in being a chair, only a desire to help bring change.
She said she would do it if her friend Burrows would, too. "I didn't have a clue [how to be a co-chair] and thought it would be more fun with her," Harmer explains.
Lucky for Harmer – and for LE&RN – Burrows was on board, having also been inspired by the Santa Monica walk. The California Chapter had its co-chair team.
"We like to say that we are the 'boots on the ground' for LE&RN," Burrows says. "I know that on a chapter level, what we can do best is rally a community of patients, family members, and medical professionals to raise awareness, share information, and raise money for LE&RN."
Harmer and Burrows at the 2018 fundraising event. Photo courtesy LE&RN CA Chapter.
Witnessing change
Burrows developed secondary lymphedema eighteen years ago, after surgery for metastatic melanoma. Like many living with lymphedema, she accepted her diagnosis and did the best she could to control it.
After watching an interview with Kathy Bates on the Dr. Phil Show, Burrows realized there are doctors who specialize in lymphedema, and that there is pioneering work being done with medication and surgery to treat lymphedema.
"I never expected there to be a change in the status quo. In the last few years, I've witnessed change," she says. "I've witnessed the explosion in colorful compression choices for leg lymphedema. And made connections and friendships through Facebook groups."
The California Chapter has been working hard to continue the momentum of change. One way is through initiatives to spread the word about LE&RN and World Lymphedema Day: so far, the cities of Pleasanton, Coronado, Imperial Beach, San Diego, and San Jose have proclaimed March 6th as World Lymphedema Day within town limits.
Recently, Assemblymember Todd Gloria was able to champion the cause and push the Assembly to pass a proclamation recognizing March 6th as Lymphedema Awareness Day within the state of California.
A collage of California towns Pleasanton, Coronado, Imperial Beach and San Jose proclaiming March 6 as World Lymphedema Day. Photo courtesy Sarah Brunskill.
The team is also gearing up for their 5th annual California Run/Walk in Santa Monica on June 23, 2019 – Harmer says they plan to make it "the best ever."
A big agenda item for LE&RN is increasing awareness among medical professionals. The average American medical school graduate receives about thirty minutes of curriculum on the lymphatic system within a four-year medical education.
The co-chairs are trying to get the message out to all medical professionals so they can not only educate themselves and take advantage of LE&RN's continuing education materials, but also to share the information with their patients.
When medical professionals aren't properly informed, neither are their patients: In addition to more thorough education in medical school, Harmer would like to see it made mandatory in California that any patient who is at high risk for developing lymphedema be given information about lymphedema from their doctor.
"So many of us were never told [about our risk] and some go far too long with no information or misinformation," says Harmer. "Knowledge is power and we as the patients need to be informed. New York state passed a law – if they can do it so can we, and hopefully the rest of the country will follow suit."
Sometimes the amount of work it takes to make a small amount of progress can be discouraging, says Brunskill, and it feels like you are working against a constant stream of misinformation about lymphedema and its treatment.
"I push through it with each success story I hear, someone commenting that something we shared helped them, people asking questions, someone saying they shared the information with their doctors, or that someone finally has the information they need to treat their disease after years of people doubting them," Brunskill shares.
"All of this, while small, over time grows bigger into a ripple effect, and fights the misinformation and misconception. If I can make those ripples ever so slightly bigger and empower people with the information they need to fight for their healthcare rights, I call it a success."
When asked what inspires her in her daily life, Brunskill doesn't hesitate: "My son, Grayson, and how he faces every challenge he is given, but is still so incredibly happy and silly. Plus, his laugh is pretty infectious."
Brunskill and her son, Grayson Howard. Photo courtesy Sarah Brunskill.
What does World Lymphedema Day mean to the LE&RN California Chapter co-chairs?
"This is a day for those who are largely doubted and misunderstood, not only by the general public, but, at times, the medical community," says Brunskill. "This day means 'we matter,' 'I am not alone in this fight,' 'my disease is real.' It's a day where we can come together and demand that the world hears us."
"As an advocate, trying to make a change for the better is my goal. Every little bit helps," says Harmer. "I firmly believe if we keep speaking out 'Loud and Proud,' change will come."
Some think that advocacy needs to be a big undertaking, but the California co-chairs say that's not the case. "Fit it into what time you have and your schedule," Brunskill encourages. "No task is too small or unimportant."
Brunskill offers a few ideas:
Bringing any of LE&RN's 10 Thing fliers to any of your medical providers – they could learn something and recognize the signs sooner for someone else.
Creating or attend a lymphedema support group – sharing your story with others is a powerful way to connect with someone else, to not feel alone in this battle, and learn from others.
Follow any of the LE&RN Chapter pages, even if they are not your state/country – you will find great information about how to treat your condition and know how to better identify misinformation.
Write to your city council and Mayor about getting your town, no matter how big or small, to declare March 6th as World Lymphedema Day – public awareness and name recognition is HUGE. Think about the dramatic increase in public awareness about BRCA2 after Angelina Jolie went public about her elective double mastectomy. This led to a rise in genetic testing and now BRC2 is a widely recognized term. In a small way, we can do this too, but we have to start somewhere.
Harmer holds a sign in support of World Lymphedema Day. Photo courtesy Sarah Brunskill.
"I want lymphedema to be as commonly known as MS, AIDS, et cetera," Harmer says. "I want World Lymphedema Day to be known by everyone everywhere that we need and deserve help from the medical community, insurance companies, and the federal government."
She pauses. ("I am getting my blood pressure up now," she says.)
"Lymphedema is not a cosmetic problem – it's a disease and needs to be addressed," Harmer continues. "I may not see a change in my lifetime, but I sure hope what I can do now with my time and energy will help those down the road. Like beautiful Grayson. He deserves a life with a cure."
Keep up with the LE&RN California Chapter on their Facebook page for event news and lymphedema resources.
Tagsadvocacy • barbara harmer • california • interview • judy burrows • lymphatic education and research network • lymphedema • lymphedema awareness day • lymphedema awareness month • sarah brunskill • world lymphedema day
About Alexa Ercolano
Alexa is a writer, book hoarder, and cat enthusiast from Baltimore, MD. By day, she works in the marketing and communications department for a large health system; by night, she runs The Lymphie Life. Learn more about her here!
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Q: How to set default audio device when two playback devices with same names are connected I am trying to Set default audio device when two playback devices with same names are connected.
Details:
For single or playback devices with a different name, I can set default using nircmd.exe. But When connecting a USB Speaker in my laptop. In Playback devices it is showing two Speakers with the same name as "Speakers". In this scenario, I'm  not able to set default playback device as per my request. It is by default setting first Speaker as Set Default.
So can anybody please help me on this.

A: It is possible to rename entries, through right-click "Properties".
No info if it persists through removals.

A: Got the Solution. For this we can just refer First Child of Speaker. If it matches with your requirement. Then we'll get the reference of that and perform suitable action.

A: Renaming entries does not persist.
However, in addition to nircmd, nirsoft also provides a tool named SoundVolumeView which can handle devices having the same name thanks to a "Command-line Friendly ID"
.\SoundVolumeView.exe /sjson list.json

returns a list of available devices in list.json
Example :
[
  {
    "Name":"5 - PL4071UH",
    "Type":"Device",
    "Device Name":"AMD High Definition Audio Device",
    "Command-Line Friendly ID":"AMD High Definition Audio Device\\Device\\5 - PL4071UH\\Render",
    ....
  },
  {
    "Name":"Casque",
    "Type":"Device",
    "Device Name":"Tronsmart Onyx Ace Hands-Free AG Audio",
    "Command-Line Friendly ID":"Tronsmart Onyx Ace Hands-Free AG Audio\\Device\\Casque\\Capture",
    ...
  }
]

And then, you can change device with :
.\SoundVolumeView.exe /SetDefault "AMD High Definition Audio Device\\Device\\5 - PL4071UH\\Render"


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24th Jun 2010 review
creme brulee
custard tart
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This opened in mid 1999 and finally brought classy cooking to this prosperous but culinarily challenged area of West London. Just yards from Kew tube station, the triangular restaurant has floor to ceiling glass windows and modern décor. It is a sister restaurant to La Trompette, the Ledbury, Chez Bruce and The Square. The new chef at the Glasshouse (since spring 2010 is Daniel Mertl, who was previously sous-chef at sister restaurant La Trompette. Bread is partly made from scratch (excellent walnut and raisin bread and pleasant white bread) and partly bought-in – sourdough from Poilane (15/20 bread, more for the walnut and raisin slices). The wine list was quite extensive and has good global coverage, as well as some rather inconsistent mark-ups. Cuvee Anna "Castel Turmhof" 2008 was listed at £36 compared to a retail price of around a tenner, Chateau Monregard La Croix 2002 was a slightly costly £75 for a wine that costs about £21 in the shops, and Ribolla Gialla 2004 was £75 compared to a shop price about £23. Chateau Trotanoy 1998 seemed to me the bargain of the list at £170 for a wine that will set you back slightly more than this retail.
The chef's background showed in the starter of seared loin of tuna with salad of radish, coriander, soy and sesame, with a single tempura prawn as garnish. The tuna was nicely prepared and the salad excellent, the leaves fresh and the dressing well balanced and refreshing. I am not sure what the tempura prawn really adds here, but this is a fine dish (16/20). This was better than steamed paupiette of sea bass and Cornish crab with mussels a la mariniere. For me there were too many elements to this dish, compounded by the mussels not being properly cleaned, with several pieces of grit appearing: sloppy (13/20).
Another old favourite from La Trompette was the poulet noir with potato gnocchi, braised leeks, arbois and tarragon. The chicken was nicely cooked, the gnocchi competent and avoiding sogginess, while the jus flavoured with tarragon was rich and a good foil for the chicken (15/20). Roast fillet of wild halibut was well timed, served with asparagus, crushed Jersey Royal potatoes, citrus fruit and chervil sauce (15/20).
For dessert, compote of rhubarb sat as a layer on top of home-made vanilla yoghurt, with a biscotti as garnish. The rhubarb's natural acidity was not too pronounced, and was a good balance to the yoghurt, though I have had better biscotti (15/20). Other desserts sampled were a capable custard tart with dressed raspberries and clotted cream, and a slightly over-done crème brulee with (seasonal) apricot compote. Coffee was of good quality, and the double espresso was served as a respectable-sized measure. Overall, this was just about 15/20 level cooking, with just one somewhat faulty dish in the meal, and service was good. The bill came to £50 a head, which was artificially low due to a special offer. Three courses are normally £39.50.
The notes below are from a meal in May 2008.
The dining room has plenty of natural light and is just yards from Kew tube station. Rare grilled tuna was nicely presented with artichoke and cockle barigoule (14/20). Warm English asparagus was in season and tender, but the crab and mustard cress mousseline on which it rested had so little crab that it was almost invisible (14/20). Better was spaghetti of rabbit with wild mushrooms, tarragon, shallot cream topped with Parmesan, the spaghetti having good texture, the mushrooms going well with the rabbit (15/20).
Crisp John Dory was timed well, served with a tender king prawn and fennel puree on top of a galette of potato, with tomato and broad bean vinaigrette. This dish worked well, the galette providing a texture contrast and the vinaigrette complementing but not overwhelming the John Dory (15/20). This was better than grilled halibut with a brandade crust, which suffered from overcooked fish, resting on a bed of sweet and sour Provencal vegetables with aioli that was too acidic, with overcooked courgette in particular (13/20 at best). A ravioli of chicken, sweetbread and pig's trotter with morels and celeriac was a rich dish which had good pasta and perhaps a flavour component or two more than was really needed (15/20). The large chips were very impressive, despite their size being nicely cooked all the way through (17/20).
Passion fruit sorbet with shortbread biscuit had excellent sorbet with strong passion fruit flavour, while the biscuit could have been a little crisper (15/20). Coffee was fine, served with good chocolate truffles (16/20). Service from a friendly South African waitress was very pleasant, and the sommelier was helpful and knew her wines. The appealing menu has three courses for £37.50, with side vegetables at £3.50 and coffee also at £3.50. Overall the Glasshouse offers an attractive menu in relaxing surroundings, but with one or two slips in technique that one would not expect in a restaurant with a Michelin star.
Here are brief notes from a meal in June 2004.
With a maitre d' previously at the late lamented Chez Max the service hums along, and the kitchen produces excellent modern British dishes. An example might be haddock with coriander risotto, or halibut on a shrimp omelette. One dish that impressed me was a shoulder of pork cut into four slices, very tender and surrounded by strips of almost translucent bacon that melted in the mouth. The meat was set on top a base of fondant potato, a layer of cooked apple and some excellent, crispy Savoy cabbage to give an earthy contrast to the sweetness of the fondant potato and apple. The wine list has plenty of choices from around the world, and there is the sublime De Bortoli Noble One available at dessert time.
Absolutely loved my meal here. Starter: Ceps with pearl barley risotto, roasted hazelnuts, black garlic and winter truffle. The ceps were good but the risotto was amazing. I wanted to see what they'd do with barley, which isn't easy to work with, and it had superb texture, as did the rest of the plate. Just totally harmonious both in mouthfeel and flavor. A great early winter dish. Main: Loin of cornish cod with squid, brandade, cauliflower purée, meat juices and gremolata. A great piece of fish, lightly cooked, and the accompaniments generally went well with it. Brandade doesn't do a huge amount for me but this was a good example of it. The accompaniments were maybe a little oversalted but not by much. Dessert: Warm poached pear with baked spiced cream, prunes and granola. Not quite as good as the previous two courses - thought some of the textures were a bit odd and the cream was almost fridge cold. Still, it tasted great and these are minor complaints. With one glass of dessert wine and a bottle of water, it was just over £60 including service. I can't wait to go back.
Very much in agreement with Andy's rundown of the May 2008 meal. The starters provided no astounding tastes, but were generally high-level dishes well composed and executed. The highlight was the spaghetti, as the pasta's firm texture grounded the dish; the meat provided its emphasis; and the accompaniments filled out the taste nicely. The tuna was gorgeously presented and with a dainty but slightly unfulfilling taste. Asparagus with crab was light and delicate on a hot day, but the flavor of the crab barely came through. The main courses dipped slightly, though without any overt faults. Best was the crispy piece of John Dory; the dish's biggest weakness to my mind was a king prawn that was tender but not particularly tasty. Grilled halibut with a texturally pleasing crust on top was a weaker fish in itself, and certainly less astutely accompanied by vegetables that drowned it a bit. The raviolo of chicken, sweetbread, and pig's trotter showed another good pasta consistency, but the meat failed to articulate a distinctive taste, becoming dominated by the accompanying morels and celeriac more than a dish of such rich potential for meaty flavors should (I might say 4/10). Unquestionably excellent were the thick, crispy, and perfectly salted chips. Desserts reached a slightly higher plane overall, with the successfully sharp and refreshing passion fruit sorbet, and a nice combination of shortbread, fresh raspberries, and white chocolate mousse. Chocolate truffles were satisfyingly rich, and the bread throughout – in four flavors, with a rosemary variety proving the most interesting – fluffy and agreeable.
Had an excellent meal here in November 07. Decor is simple but effective, with tables close, but not too much so. Service was good, but on this occasion rather on the slow side. Food was consistently good from starters through to dessert. Although, strangely, I feel the one weak dish of the evening was a variant on the pork Andy describes as a stand out in his review; I felt it was slightly bland. An excellent cheese board is also offered. Wine is fairly wide ranging, but with often excessive mark-ups; this is not too much of an issue, however, given the superb value of the good (£35 for 3 courses; £50 for 7 course tasting menu). Deserving of its Michelin star, but looks a fair way off a second.


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The red reminders of British Malta
If you set out from Malta on a boat with no compass in hand – just the wind in your sails and the hand of fate on the rudder – you would eventually hit Italy, Tunisia, Libya or Greece. Or perhaps you would end up in Lebanon or Israel if you missed any signs of land before the Mediterranean abruptly ends at the Middle East.
It's important to know the geography of Malta as the first step to understanding a bit more about it. Flying in over the islands, it resembles a North African outcrop with landscapes and architecture more similar to Tripoli or Benghazi than nearby Sicily.
Getting into a taxi at the airport, hearing the driver speak on his phone, the language resembles a hybrid of Arabic and Italian. Words have been borrowed from both languages – or, probably more correctly, forced into common parlance by years of trade and immigration.
And then there's the English. Both the language and the race. It's an unavoidable influence that is most evident in the small walled capital of Valletta.
The capital of Malta, Valletta, is not your usual political hub. With an official population of only 7,000 people, it has to be one of the world's smallest.
It's connected to the much larger strip of development along the stunning coastline that is the centre of the country's tourist industry – and hence the centre of its economy. But Valletta itself is contained within the stone walls put there centuries ago by the knights who founded the city.
It was in 1566 that the first stone was laid in the formation of Valletta. The Knights of St John had been given the land by the Holy Roman Emperor of the time, Charles V, and the city was not just a protective fortress but the first place the order could call home after many years of wandering the Mediterranean in the name of Christianity.
And so the city came to resemble an Italian religious community, with traces of Ottoman and North African influences that the knights had seen on their journeys. That continued for more than two hundred years but then the British came along. In 1800 they took over control of the islands (after two years of unsuccessful French rule) and Malta remained part of the Empire until independence in 1964.
British rule in Malta
It's these 164 years which have had the most impact on Valletta since the city was originally built. The main wide boulevards and old churches look distinctly Italian or Spanish but the corners are spotted with red English phone boxes or mail boxes.
The signs hanging from shops alert you to traders in a fashion not out of place for a small English village – the greengrocer, the tobacco merchant, the drapery and the ironmonger.
It's slightly odd to be surrounded by all the remnants of British rule – which have pretty much been integrated into modern Malta. Because, as a tourist, the main sights in Valletta revolve around the old buildings and original inhabitants.
It's the churches, the forts and the museums that are the main reason to come to this part of the country – the beaches and nightclubs are a bit further down the coast.
As a visitor to Malta for a few days, you wouldn't find yourself spending too much time in Valletta itself – although it does have a good selection of restaurants and bars if you're staying inside the walls.
The city is mainly for tourists these days and there are large numbers from Italy, Spain and the UK. There's also a fair share from North Africa. Again, Malta has become a mix of all the nationalities that once made claim and influenced its foundations.
Lauren Meshkin |
I never got tired of seeing the iconic red telephone boxes while living in London. I love the look of them in Malta as well! I've been reading more about Malta lately and am definitely eager to travel there. Really great post and beautiful photos.
Happy travels 🙂
I didn't know much about Malta before getting there. The red telephone boxes actually surprised me but it's quite cute to see them all over the place. Let me know when you get there and what your enjoy the most!
Malta is so close and easy for us to visit, yet we keep pushing it off. I've been seeing a lot more about Malta lately and am getting a renewed interest to go.
Yeah – you guys are really close. You should pop over and check it out sometime. Especially as it starts to get colder in most of Europe, you'll get some decent weather in Malta for a bit longer.
T.W. Anderson @ Marginal Boundaries |
Marble and stone…I just can't get enough no matter where I see it in the world.
It's an interesting combination of old British elements and even older beyond…shows the track of history through the years. Thanks for sharing!
It's a perfect example of what happens when you have different influences centred on such a small piece of land. The ancient churches with the modern red boxes!
apol |
This is my first glimpse of Malta.
I first heard about Malta in a Corregidor tour here in the Philippines.
They said Malta was the most bombed island in the world and Corregidor was second. And Malta got stuck in my mind…
Love the contrast of that blue window!
Malta certainly got stuck in the middle of conflict during the war because, geographically, it has such a strategic position. There's not much evidence of that these days, though.
Bama |
Since I watched a BBC program on the country, I've been captivated by the beauty of Malta. Its old buildings and enchanting history are two main reasons why this small country is so fascinating. And your photos remind me to plan a trip there one day.
The British influence is fascinating enough, but there is so much that came before that which is just astounding. With such an important geographic position, there have been so many cultures pass through – and so many stories!
Andrew |
It sounds a bit like the Carribean to me, though perhaps with a bit more of the African side. I was surprised to see so much British influence in the Bahamas.
I haven't been to Malta, but Ali has. She says she would go abck with me. Which is a good sign for a place. 🙂
Ha ha – well, I look forward to hearing about your Malta trip when you get there! 🙂
Renuka |
Such interesting pictures! I am amazed!
Thanks, Renuka. The red everywhere was great for photos.


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Best cheap processor sales and prices for January 2022
With our guide to today's best processor deals you'll be looking to save some serious cash on the most integral part of any PC build. Whether you're on a budget, a gamer, or simply building a machine for working from home, we've rounded up all the latest offerings from Intel and AMD and tirelessly searched to find the best prices on the top processors.
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We've separated this week's best CPU deals into sections for high-end, mid-range, and budget shoppers, which you can jump to using the navigation links provided.
In a nutshell, if money's no object and you want the best, you'll definitely see the benefits of going with a high-end chip, since these beastly processors will give you excellent performance for years to come. That said, this week's mid-range processor deals are going to be more than adequate for someone who wants top-end gaming performance and to build a machine that'll last a few good years. Finally, our budget CPU deals take into account those who simply want a functional, reliable machine, although you might just be surprised at how much performance you can get out of these options - cheap processors have come a long way in recent years.
You'll find discounts from Amazon, Best Buy, and other well-known retailers in our processor deals roundup. If you're visiting from outside the US, you'll also find relevant prices for your region, which we've factored in accordingly. So, without further ado - check out today's best CPU prices just down below.
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Best high-end processor deals
High-end processors are squarely aimed at the enthusiast and professional market, and, as you'd expect can carry some pretty hefty price tags. If cost is no factor, however, then these 8-core and sometimes even 16-core beasts will absolutely give you the most performance possible - so much in fact that they might be overkill for some users.
AMD's Ryzen 7 and Ryzen 9 chips are the companies flagship chips right now, with the AMD Ryzen 9 5900X being the current performance king from team red. Retailing for around $549 / £599 means this chip is a serious investment, although the good news is the now older AMD Ryzen 9 3900X is starting to come down in price, giving users another great viable option.
For Intel processors, the Core i9-10900K and Core i7-10700K are the current high-end chips, with the latter being more than enough for most applications including gaming. Performance on the i9-10900K is more or less neck and neck with the Ryzen 9 5900X on most applications save from the most intensive productivity tasks, although the good news for Intel fans is the i9 tends to retail for quite a bit less than the Ryzen 9 currently.
Best mid-range CPU deals
Mid-range CPUs are generally targetted towards most mainstream gamer builds, being better bang for the buck than the high-end enthusiast chips. They'll also be the sort of thing you'll want to invest in if you're wanting something that will perform decently for intensive applications and last a few good years down the line. Intel's long-standing Core i5 range has traditionally dominated the mid-range processor market, but in the past few years, we've seen that near-monopoly shattered by AMD's Ryzen 5 chips, which are just as popular these days.
The AMD Ryzen 5 5600X is the latest mid-range entry from team red and is a fantastically powerful chip for the money, although availability can be so-so at its original $299 / £279 asking price. Another option is the AMD Ryzen 7 3700X; a previously high-end processor, but now it's superseded by the latest 5-series version, prices are dropping, making it a really compelling alternative. The best-selling AMD Ryzen 5 3600 series are also widely available right now still great cost-effective component for a mid-range build for both gaming and productivity.
On the Intel side of things, the Core i5-10600K is the current mainstream performance flagship and is built for easy overclocking. That said, those on more of a could also consider the Intel Core i5-10400 - which isn't quite as speedy, but still offers great performance with its six-cores.
Best entry-level CPU deals
Budget CPUs mostly come in the form of the latest Intel Core i3 and AMD Ryzen 3 series of processors - which are essentially consumer-grade chips meant for cost-effective productivity builds. Generally retailing for around $100 / £100, these chips are great if you're simply building a desktop for working from home or everyday use.
Surprisingly, these chips have come a long way in recent years and can actually handle a bit of gaming on the side too, although you can expect bottlenecking if you're pairing them up with a serious graphics card.
AMD's latest Ryzen 3-3200G is a good cost-effective processor with its in-built Vega graphics processing providing surprisingly good graphical performance. That said, it's often out of stock at retailers and those remaining sales tend to feature prices inflated above the original retail price of $99 / £80.
More readily available is the Intel Core i3-10100 - a CPU that doesn't quite match the Ryzen 3 in gaming and multi-threading performance, but still has plenty of bang for the buck. It's also got fully integrated Intel graphics too, which means you can forgo that expensive graphics card and simply run the monitor directly from your motherboard.
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L'avenue de Montmorency est une voie privée dans la villa Montmorency du  de Paris, en France.

Situation et accès
L'avenue de Montmorency est une voie privée située dans la villa Montmorency, dont elle constitue la principale entrée.

Origine du nom
Comme le boulevard de Montmorency et la villa du même nom, l'avenue de Montmorency est ouverte par la Compagnie du chemin de fer de Paris à Saint-Germain grâce à la vente d'un terrain par la famille de Montmorency.

Historique
Cette voie est ouverte sur le domaine où se trouvait autrefois le château de Boufflers et son parc, vendus en 1852 afin de permettre l'aménagement de la gare d'Auteuil et de la villa Montmorency voisine.

Bâtiments remarquables et lieux de mémoire

Notes et références

Article connexe
 Liste des voies du  arrondissement de Paris

Montmorency
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«Walk Me Home» () — песня американской певицы Пинк, записанная для её девятого студийного альбома Hurts 2B Human. Композиция была выпущена в качестве лид-сингла с альбома 20 февраля 2019 года.

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6 февраля 2019 года Пинк на шоу «Шоу Эллен Дедженерес» анонсировала выход своей новой песни в ближайшие две недели, а также обозначила апрель как месяц выхода нового альбома. На шоу она исполнила небольшой акапельный отрывок сингла.

20 февраля 2019 года состоялась премьера сингла на Spotify, iTunes, а также на других цифровых платформах, в этот же день было выпущено лирк-видео на YouTube.

Музыкальное видео
Майкл Грэйси (режиссёр фильма «Величайший шоумен») выступил в качестве режиссёра музыкального видео на песню.

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The event will be held from 4-6 p.m. Thursday, April 18.
An Easter Egg Hunt will be held for children up to 12 years old. Prize eggs will be included in the hunt.
The first 100 participants will receive a free Easter basket, however they must have a ticket to receive baskets. Tickets will be handed out at 4 p.m.
The event will also feature face painting, games, vendors and a DJ playing music, according to a news release. Details: 870-541-0342.