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Tea tree with Mint is a delightful unique scent! Tea Tree is known for its purifying properties while the Mint is refreshing and vitalizing. It is pretty awesome! A blue clay gives this soap a slight color while providing detox for your skin.


Mrs Long and Ms Gater were raising money for Claire House Hospice last week by dressing in festive fancy dress in the car park at drop off time.
They dressed up in a different festive outfit every day to raise money for the charity.
As always we appreciated your support for their charity efforts. Well done Mrs Long and Ms Gater for their efforts on what was a very cold week!


Sometimes that's all we need to say on a card. Hi. And that's exactly all I did on the last lot of cards that got sent out with the new Annual Catalogue.
I wanted to make something simple yet eye catching. Do you think I achieved that? These cards use one of the new stamp sets in the 2015 Annual Catalogue that is coming out in just a few short weeks. I have also used a couple of the new 2015-2017 In Colours.
I love this stamp set as it is so versatile and I am sure you will too. It is just one of the many new wonderful products coming up. If you don't already have a catalogue, then please let me know and I will make sure to get you one asap. Plus you will get a handmade card made using yet another new stamp set.
Don't forget that there are still some bargains to be had on the Retiring Products list. And of course there is always the Weekly Deals. Grab these bargains and more in my online shop.
Have a stamp happy day.


Every one of our colleagues—as well as our partners and subcontractors—has stop-work authority. If it's not safe, we don't do it. We reinforce this philosophy through a combination of technical field procedures, ongoing training, and a Life Critical Requirements Program that highlights activities that could be life-threatening when not executed according to published procedures.
Public safety is a critical part of our environmental, safety, and health programs, and we work with all appropriate stakeholders to improve industry and national standards. On many projects, we prepare and implement traffic safety management plans specific to the work site and to the local roads over which equipment and materials flow to support construction.
Listen to colleagues Carlos Ruiz, general manager - Americas for our Mining & Metals business line, and Dan Bravo, safety manager, talk about the importance of safety at jobsites to the Chilean Chamber of Construction during Construction Week.
Carlos: How can we plan ahead to avoid accidents or incidents?
Dan: We cannot wait until an accident occurs to create awareness. We must be able to evaluate the impact that this could have where people, the company's most important asset, are involved.
Carlos: Our company is committed to zero incidents. And it is not just the company's leaders, but everyone who shares this commitment. How do we manage this? With data/information, if you have the information, you can make the informed decision. How do we collect this information? We have observers who are watching our colleagues while they perform their jobs. We identify trends every month. Once we have this information, we know what to do with it: we launch safety campaigns and the main goal is to improve the safety behaviors of both our workers and ourselves.
Dan: This is not a message that you just put on the wall. It has to be visibly displayed, where everyone can see it and participate with workers. The workers will get involved when they see responses to their incident reports with actions implemented by their supervisors regarding improvements in behaviors, processes and working conditions.
Carlos: But to achieve that you must make a commitment to zero incidents at the jobsite, and for that you need leadership. If you do not have a leadership team that is committed to this goal, you are not going to achieve it.


Reflection: As the Christmas season nears its end, we know that our lives will get busy again. There are many things that draw our attention away from God and away from our family and friends. The time we have spent together over the holidays can fade into memory as we rush from work and school to activities during the year. The special time we have set aside to remember the meaning of the season will be forgotten. But the Good News is that we can always set aside time to remember the importance of God With Us, and we can spend time with our family and friends.
Activity: Turn off the TV, computer, tablets and phones for one hour. Play games, read out loud, or do something else fun with your family and/or friends. Close your time in prayer.
Prayer: God of Time, grant us the ability to slow down and to live into a pace that savors life, rather than speeding through it. Help us to be thankful for the times we have together. Amen.


Handmade in Kathmandu, this mala includes 108 small rudraksha seed beads alongside of hand carved naga shell mantra beads. The rudraksha beads are naturally stained and oiled to achieve their dark color. Each naga shell bead features the mantra of compassion, Om Mani Padme Hum, in Tibetan script. A white metal dorje pendant finishes the mala.
Rudraksha beads are known for their healing properties and protective powers. By meditating with a rudraksha mala, it is believed to increase the ability to concentrate, giving clarity and peace of mind. These are natural seed beads that are 100% sustainable.
Mala measures approximately 24 inches around. Rudraksha beads are about 6-8mm, naga shell beads are 8mm. Pendant measures about 1 1/2 inch tall and 1 inch wide.
Very nice work on the peace, healing vibes and beautiful beads.


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Novel compound obliterates malaria in 48 hours – helpmeoutDOC News
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A new anti-malarial compound tricks the immune system to kill red blood cells infected with the malaria parasite while preserving the healthy cells, a new study suggests.
The compound called (+)-SJ733 employs a novel mechanism to destroy the malaria parasite, researchers say. When used on a mouse model of malaria, a dose of (+)-SJ733 destroyed 80 percent of malaria parasites within 24 hours, and no traces of the parasite were visible after 48 hours.
The study appeared online in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).
The base of the compound was a molecule identified at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital during previous research. As the evidence provided by the lab suggests, the compound's speed and mode of action collaborate to initially slow and then suppress the development of drug-resistant parasites.
Kiplin Guy, corresponding author from the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, said: "Our goal is to develop an affordable, fast-acting combination therapy that cures malaria with a single dose."
Authors of the study indicated that the compound breaks down the activity of the ATP4 protein in Plasmodium falciparum, the deadliest of the malaria parasites. By inhibiting ATP4 the immune system is able to eliminate malaria-infected red blood cells.
"The data suggest that compounds targeting ATP4 induce physical changes in the infected red blood cells that allow the immune system or erythrocyte quality control mechanisms to recognize and rapidly eliminate infected cells," said Joseph DeRisi, co-author of the study, and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator. "This rapid clearance response depends on the presence of both the parasite and the investigational drug. That is important because it leaves uninfected red blood cells, also known as erythrocytes, unharmed."
Who's responsible for Israeli airport's COVID testing fiasco
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Governor Nyesom Wike of River State has said that he will ensure that former vice president Atiku Abubakar emerges victorious in next year's election.
Atiku emerged as the presidential candidate of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) at the party's primaries which held in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State Capital.
Wiki who backed Sokoto State governor Aminu Tambuwal against Atiku in the primary election, so stated in a tweet that he has accepted the outcome of the election.
He further pledged his support for Atiku's stating that he will stop at nothing to make the party emerged victorious in 2019.
His tweet puts to sleep the rumors going on at the party's presidential ticket.


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Commentary: To Zhao Zhizhen and Cao Yuan - Please Do Not Use the Name of Science and Truth (Part 3)
February 19, 2005 | By Wu Yan
(Clearwisdom.net)
(Continued from
Part 1: http://www.clearwisdom.net/emh/articles/2005/2/14/57541.html
Part 2: http://www.clearwisdom.net/emh/articles/2005/2/15/57566.html)
There is a joke where a Chinese and an American are discussing people's freedoms in both countries. The American said, "We can curse the American president." The Chinese replied, "What's the big deal? We can also curse the American president."
Zhao Zhizen cites the way the press in America questions American presidents and exposes scandals within their administrations, then pretends to suffer a grievance and asks why he cannot "question" Mr. Li Hongzhi, even though the logical conclusion to this line of thinking would be to ask, "Why can't Jiang Zemin's persecution of Falun Gong be exposed in the same way by the Chinese press?"
Those whom the American reporters exposed were political figures with high rank and lofty powers, while Zhao Zhizhen attacks a common person who has been deprived of all rights of free speech. So here we have someone who relies on the power of government to bully and oppress the common people describing himself as a noble man who doesn't fear influential officials.
Zhen Zhizhen sent people to interview those who harbored resentment in their hearts towards Falun Gong. Later CCTV repeatedly broadcast this interview to instigate hatred while Falun Gong practitioners were detained in jails, labor camps, and brainwashing centers all over the country. They are brutally tortured and brainwashed continuously, primarily with content from this TV program. Besides this, Zhen Zhizhen and the "scholar" He Zuoxiu, who does not have any real academic achievements, formed a so-called "anti-cult association" to criticize Falun Gong, a practice that teaches people to be good. This hate-mongering association serves to further hurt the kind Falun Gong practitioners who have already suffered greatly.
Wall Street Journal reporter Ian Johnson was awarded a Pulitzer Prize for his reporting on Falun Gong. One of the articles reported how a grandmother, Chen Zixiu from Weifang, Shandong Province was murdered for refusing to give up her belief. When Zhao Zhizhen executes his "freedom of the press," such reports cannot be seen at all in mainland China. On the contrary, a couple from Qinghua University, Zhe Tong and Yu Chao, were sentenced to 11 and 9 year prison terms respectively just for telling people the facts. Also, Associate Professor Zhang Mengye, one of Hu Jintao's fellow alumni from Qinghua University, was abducted and sent to a brainwashing class to be tortured simply for revealing the truth to the people.
Zhao Zhizhen claimed that he was exercising his "freedom of the press," but isn't this rather similar to how the Nazi reporters executed their "freedom of the press" while criticizing the Jewish people. Zhao Zhizhen's "freedom of the press" is the practice of "What I say counts" that instigates hatred. Hopefully Falun Gong practitioners' lawsuit against Zhao Zhizhen can help to change China's current state of "What I say counts," which will benefit every Chinese person.
"Jurors"
Zhao Zhizhen also claims that the best way to figure out what crime this CCTV program had is to show it to people, and let the people around the world to be the "jurors."
In fact, CCTV has already forced all the Chinese people to be the "jurors." For Falun Gong practitioners, the summer of 1999 was rather similar to the red August of 1966 when the Cultural Revolution started. CCTV continually bombarded the people with this program. While all the Chinese were forced to be the "jurors," Falun Gong practitioners all over the country were silenced and thrown into jails. I would like to ask people who have had the experience of serving as jurors, have you ever seen a defendant being severely beaten while his mouth was gagged? Have you seen a judge that only listens to one side in the case? Just from this one point, the people around the world should know what crimes the creator of this TV program has committed.
"I will fight for science"
This pledge from Zhao Zhizhen is very strange. My professor at a U.S. university was quite a well-known scholar in his research area. He never taught me to fight for science. Zhao Zhizhen criticized others while their mouths were silenced from voicing their own opinion. He assisted the abusers by organizing an evil association when the victims were being severely beaten. What kind of person would fight for science this way? Science is the mainstream. Is it really necessary for you to fight for it this way?
In his article, Zhao Zhizhen attacked Falun Gong by taking things out of context as well as pure fabrication. Using this logic and by taking things out of context, one can attack any spiritual belief. For instance, Zhao Zhizhen could just as easily have said that a carpenter named Jesus claimed to be the son of God. He could have ridiculed the Christian beliefs that Jesus was born of a virgin, that he changed water into wine, fed thousands of people with five fish and two loaves of bread, and even walked on water. Zhao could have attacked Jesus for stating that people can enter eternity only if they believe in him--this in spite of the fact that several hundred million people are Christians, and many children begin their life's education by reading the Bible.
But Zhao Zhizhen, claiming he was compelled to react, formed an alliance with Fu Tieshan, a fake Catholic priest appointed by the Chinese Communist Party. This is how Zhao Zhizhen fights for science.
Recently, Dr. Michael Newton published his third book. In his books, Dr. Newton describes in great detail how he hypnotizes people and helps them recall their past life experiences. The U.S. cable TV Discovery Channel interviewed Dr. Newton on this subject. Discovery Channel enjoys a much better reputation than Zhao Zhizhen's program. In the U.S., a large number of books about reincarnation and other supernatural phenomena have been published. In this highly developed country, we can see an attitude of exploration towards supernatural phenomena. We haven't seen a Zhao-style "fight" in the name of science.
While Zhao Zhizhen expressed his "deep sorrow as a TV journalist" about the existing "feudal superstition" in China, we note that there are a huge number of religious believers in the U.S. and other western nations. In fact, the U.S. president is a devout Christian. While Zhao Zhizhen was proclaiming that he would fight for science, he forgot that many great scientists such as Newton and Maxwell were also faithful religious believers. Professor Wu Weibiao of Chicago University, Professor Feng Lili of Baylor College of Medicine, and Taiwan Economists Chang Ching-hsi and Wu Hui-lin are all Falun Gong practitioners. Falun Gong enjoys widespread popularity and support in Taiwan, a country that shares the same culture with mainland China. This itself demonstrates the strong appeal of Falun Gong, which teaches people to be compassionate.
Zhao Zhizhen's criticism of spiritual beliefs is a proof of his narrow-mindedness. The following expression vividly explains Zhao's position. A germ won't live to see the end of the month, a cicada's life is too short to know spring and fall, a frog in the bottom of a well has no idea about the ocean, and a summer insect doesn't know what ice is. Like the subjects of this expression, Zhao is in no position to deny things that are beyond his limited comprehension.
If Zhao Zhizhen indeed wants to fight for science, then he should question how He Zuoxiu, with no credible scientific achievements, can become a member of the Chinese Science Academy, and why Jiang Zemin's son was appointed to be the vice president of the Science Academy. He should ask why the Chinese government blocks the Internet, takes away people's right to know, controls people's thinking, and allows no independent observation.
"Truth" is being humiliated.
Zhao Zhizhen's article has a strange title "Truth can be damaged but can not be humiliated." Nobody knows what it means. Falun Gong practitioners are suing Zhao Zhizhen for instigating hatred. What does that have to do with Truth? Does it mean that Zhao Zhizhen represents Truth?
Zhao Zhizhen claims that he defends the "truth." But he fails to tell readers the most basic facts. While he was enjoying his reunion with his daughter, many children of Falun Gong practitioners who have been murdered in the persecution were silently looking at their parents' photos and weeping. His fabricated TV programs are repeatedly shown on CCTV, while Falun Gong practitioners have no rights to appeal and speak. They are being detained in forced labor camps and brainwashing classes for extended torture, and many have lost their lives. When he was forming alliances to attack Falun Gong, many Falun Gong practitioners were being forced to watch his shows in the labor camps and brainwashing classes while being deprived of freedom. While he was "fighting for science," his opponent's rights to self-defense were abolished, and their mouths were silenced. When he boasted about how he defends human rights, Falun Gong practitioners' human rights were ruthlessly crushed.
In his article, Zhao Zhizhen portrays himself as a warm father and an amiable scholar. But what we see is a person totally lacking in conscience who indeed humiliates science and truth.
"An Entire Family is Persecuted: One Daughter Dead, a Mother and a Second Daughter in Prison"
"West Australian (Perth): China calls up scorn with Falun Gong hate"


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Professionista tra il 1937 ed il 1944, vinse tre tappe al Giro d'Italia, un Giro di Lombardia, una Milano-Sanremo.

Carriera
Corse per la Fréjus, la Bianchi e la Benotto, distinguendosi come passista veloce.

Vinse alcune classiche, tra cui il Giro di Lombardia 1938 e la Milano-Sanremo 1943. Vinse tre tappe al Giro d'Italia, due nel 1938 e una nel 1939, edizione conclusa al nono posto dopo aver vestito la maglia rosa per sette tappe. Nel 1940 vinse due semiclassiche del panorama nazionale: la Tre Valli Varesine e il Giro del Piemonte.

Palmarès
1937 (individuale, due vittorie)
Coppa Andrea Boero
Giro dell'Appennino

1938 (Fréjus, cinque vittorie)
12ª tappa Giro dei Tre Mari (Messina > Palermo)
7ª tappa, 2ª semitappa Giro d'Italia (Rieti > Roma)
11ª tappa Giro d'Italia (Ascoli Piceno > Ravenna)
Coppa Bernocchi
Giro di Lombardia

1939 (Fréjus, tre vittorie)
Giro della Provincia di Torino (con Giovanni Valetti)
Giro di Campania
3ª tappa Giro d'Italia (Genova > Pisa)

1940 (Bianchi, due vittorie)
Tre Valli Varesine
Giro del Piemonte

1943 (Bianchi, una vittoria)
Milano-Sanremo

Piazzamenti

Grandi giri
Giro d'Italia
1938: 12º
1939: 9º

Classiche monumento

Milano-Sanremo
1938: 13º
1939: 7º
1941: 21º
1942: 9º
1943: vincitore

Giro di Lombardia
1936: 17
1937: 13
1938: vincitore
1939: 15º
1940: 3º
1941: 2º
1942: 4º

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Vincitori del Giro di Lombardia
Vincitori della Milano-Sanremo
Vincitori della Tre Valli Varesine
Fondatori di impresa

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Dalbahadur Ranamagar (born 1961, date of death unknown) was a Nepalese boxer. He competed at the 1984 Summer Olympics and the 1988 Summer Olympics. At the 1988 Summer Olympics, he lost to Mohamed Hegazi of Egypt.

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Boxers at the 1982 Asian Games
Boxers at the 1986 Asian Games
Asian Games bronze medalists for Nepal
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The module de-multiplexes a 112Gb/s optical input into 4 channels of LAN-WDM optical signals and then converts them to 4 output channels of electrical data. The central wavelengths of the 4 LAN-WDM channels are 1295.56nm, 1300.05nm, 1304.58nm and 1309.14nm as members of the LAN-WDM wavelength grid defined in IEEE 802.3ba. The high-sensitivity PIN receivers provide superior performance for 100-Gigabit Ethernet and OTU4 applications up to 10km links and compliant to optical interface with IEEE 802.3ba Clause 88 100GBASE-LR4 requirements.


The cyclobutane pyrimidine dimer (CPD) formed between two adjacent thymine bases is the most abundant DNA photolesion induced by UV radiation. The quantum yield of this reaction is on the order of ~1% in DNA. This small quantum yield hampers the study of damage formation in naturally occurring DNA. Investigations with increased accuracy become possible for a locked nucleotide model compound TLpTL which exhibits a quantum yield of about 10% for CPD formation. Time resolved IR spectroscopy on TLpTL and two other DNA model compounds (TpT and (dT)18) reveals that: (i) The absorption changes after ~1 ps are due to CPD photodamage. (ii) The quantum efficiency of CPD formation on the few picosecond time scale equals the quantum efficiency reported in stationary experiments. CPD photodamage formation in the investigated DNA constructs is thus predominantly formed from the primarily photoexcited singlet ππ* state, whereas the triplet channel does not play an essential role.


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Q: How to Run app in Android Studio without kill and restart the session? At this point, Im using Android Studio 2.1.2. When I changed the code or without changed the code, the app is always kill and restart the session when I want to run the app.
Run App
So how to run the app without kill and restart the session?

A: You are wondering about Instant Run facility added in most latest versions of android studio. To use it please Make sure you have up to date Gradle plug-ins and builds because it's not only enough that having latest version of Android studio will support Instant Run it also required all stuff up-to-date so Please first check it out.
To check it out if it is disable follow this steps
1) Go to File -> Settings
2) Go to Build,Execution,Deployment -> Instant Run
By default It is enabled if everything is up to date. If not you can.

Go read this for depth understanding : https://medium.com/google-developers/instant-run-how-does-it-work-294a1633367f#.mqwx46kn6
And what is supported under instant run is given here.
https://stackoverflow.com/a/33905037/5476209

A: You need the latest Gradle build in your project for the same And also you need to run the same app in your phone so that the patch will be installed and activity will be restarted.
Please not that every time you hit an error in run time the quick launch will get disabled and you will have to rebuild the whole project to Instant run again.
Reference :http://tools.android.com/tech-docs/instant-run

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The truth is that in 2018, romance is better than ever.
If you look closely, movies like "Grease" paint a pretty picture of romance with their lovey-dovey drive-in dates, prolonged summer flings and songs of hopeless devotion.
Be careful what you wish for if you think you'd be better suited for an old-fashioned romance.
In 2018, American women are more liberated than ever.
Therefore, the implications of love and romance have been adjusted and updated; the sweet and chivalrous '50s way is outdated, not timeless.
The percentage of women who attend college rose from 5 percent to 35 percent from 1950 to 2017, according to a December 2017 article by Statistica.
This is accompanied by a 17 percent workforce increase from 29 percent to 46, according to a 2000 study by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and an increase in average age of marriage from 20 to 28 years old, according to a 2018 article by the Spruce.
Women now aspire to more than what good old-fashioned love had to offer.
Without the social obligation of marriage and the sacrifices that respectively came with being someone's wife, being particularly smitten with someone no longer means sacrificing your own autonomy, education and other opportunities.
Let's be real, romance is so much better, especially when it doesn't confine you to a kitchen.
The sexual liberation of women has been increasing since the last century.
The first oral contraceptive pill was introduced in the 1960s, went through legalization in the 1970s, and now there's a myriad of accessible options available to choose from.
Today, sexual freedom in the U.S. is at an all-time high.
Ninety-nine percent of sexually active women today have reported using some form of birth control, compared to virtually zero percent 60 years prior, according to a 2018 Guttmacher article.
One of the best parts about love in 2018 is its inclusivity.
Romanticizing the past would also be romanticizing a time with laws against who you could marry.
If we were to idealize our old-fashioned ways, we would be forgetting so much about what love in the U.S. actually looks like.
Since its legalization in 1967, interracial newlyweds have increased by 17 percent in 2015 according to a 2017 report by NPR, and since the Supreme Court decision for Obergefell v. Hodges in 2015, 10.2 percent of LGBT adults have chosen to marry their partner, according to a 2017 Gallup poll.
We are in an age where the genders, races, socioeconomics, etc. that constitute relationships are more diverse than ever before.
And that is the age of love.


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This African penguin couple having a romantic stroll on the beach will make you believe in love again.
A viral video posted by Storytrender shows two penguins touching their flippers strolling on the beach just like human couples would normally do.
Norma Landeros-Ramirez was on her honeymoon with her husband in Cape Town, South Africa when she saw a heartwarming and romantic scene unfold before her eyes at Boulders Penguin Colony. She quickly recorded the rare sight with her smart phone.
As of today, this viral video has more than 152,000 views on Youtube. The penguins are holding on to each other's flippers, how much love!
Some netizens wonder what penguins were doing in South Africa. According to wikipedia, African penguin is only found on the south-western coast of Africa, living in colonies on 24 islands between Namibia and Algoa Bay, near Port Elizabeth, South Africa.
African penguin also called Jackass penguin. They are acclimated to warmer climates.


China punished almost 300,000 officials for graft last year as President Xi Jinping continued to wage a high-profile war against corruption. Among those ensnared by the wide-ranging crackdown were 200,000 who were given "light disciplinary punishments" and another 82,000 who were handed "severe disciplinary punishments and major demotions". Ten "centrally appointed and administered officials" were given "drastic demotions" for serious violations against the Communist Party's code of conduct, according to the report from Xinhua.


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The Heart's Invisible Furies (Kobo eBook)
**Named Book of the Month Club's Book of the Year, 2017
Selected one of New York Times Readers' Favorite Books of 2017
Winner of the 2018 Goldsboro Books Glass Bell Award
From the beloved New York Times bestselling author of The Boy In the Striped Pajamas, a sweeping, heartfelt saga about the course of one man's life, beginning and ending in post-war Ireland**
Cyril Avery is not a real Avery -- or at least, that's what his adoptive parents tell him. And he never will be. But if he isn't a real Avery, then who is he?
Born out of wedlock to a teenage girl cast out from her rural Irish community and adopted by a well-to-do if eccentric Dublin couple via the intervention of a hunchbacked Redemptorist nun, Cyril is adrift in the world, anchored only tenuously by his heartfelt friendship with the infinitely more glamourous and dangerous Julian Woodbead. At the mercy of fortune and coincidence, he will spend a lifetime coming to know himself and where he came from - and over his many years, will struggle to discover an identity, a home, a country, and much more.
In this, Boyne's most transcendent work to date, we are shown the story of Ireland from the 1940s to today through the eyes of one ordinary man. The Heart's Invisible Furies is a novel to make you laugh and cry while reminding us all of the redemptive power of the human spirit.
Publisher: Hogarth
Publication Date: August 22nd, 2017
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Home > Fashion > Upcoming Fashion Trend for Women in 2022 Summer
Sayantan Giri, 2 weeks ago 1 3 min read 112
Although now we can only think of filling the closet with autumn garments, fashion weeks around the world have already told us what the next season will take. As much as we allow ourselves to be influenced by the micro-trends that emerge every month, the Fashion Week shows continue to be that essential guide to lay the foundations of which styles, which garments, and which colors are going to wear every season. Today we want to tell you the proposals of the western firms for upcoming fashion trend for spring/ summer 2022.
Spring/ Summer Fashion Trend for Women 2022
According to the Fashion Week shows, the next season is full of color. Designers confirm that sequins and metallic will be present, whether in the form of dresses, tailored suits, western-style looks or sporty aesthetics. We are in the middle of a wardrobe change, taking out our favorite sweaters and coats and expanding the collection with a new season whim.
However, fashion is always 6 months ahead and it is time to put on the table the trends that will be in fashion when the temperatures rise again. As for the colors, pink, white, and pastel tones have starred in the best looks of the catwalks for this summer 2022, both combined with each other and in a total look format. The print with marine motifs, feathers and checkerboard squares have had a presence in the collections.
Summer Trends for Women 2022: Metallic
Most fashion shows have included metallic fabric garments in their collections. From jacket suits to dresses, pants, and tops – the novelty of the season is that they are worn as part of daily looks (and not just for festive outfits). Experts propose combining metallic silver trousers with a sweatshirt and jacket, and we love the result.
Summer 2022 Trends: Sequins
Sequins have been another of the keys to Fashion trend for women 2022. This summer we are going to shine more than ever and we encourage you to wear sequin garments for your most special events, but also for day-to-day life.
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Summer Fashion Trend for Women 2022: Pastel Tones
According to the proposals of several western fashion firms, pastel tones will continue to be in fashion for one more season. This winter, lilac (Lilac is a color that is a pale violet tone) is among the trends that everyone is talking about. Dual fade pastel tone will similarly be eye-catching.
Summer Trends for Women 2022: Pink
However, the color that stands out the most from the rest is pink. We have seen it in all kinds of garments, but we stayed with The Extreme Collection's proposal to combine a pink blazer with a black evening dress. Without a doubt, it will be a winning combo and suitable for any occasion.
Summer Trends for Women 2022: Marine Motifs
Some designers propose to wear the print with marine motifs in a maxi key, with color and sequins. Garments that will go noticed with starfish, satin fabric, and shoulder pads – one of the patterns that make us dream of summer.
Summer Trends for Women 2022: Tailoring
Tailoring is one of the trends of the moment and has been present in most fashion shows. From the blazers of The Extreme Collection to the white suit by Duarte and the two-piece cropped blazer and skirt. We love the trend that is becoming an essential wardrobe staple.
Summer Fashion Trend for Women 2022: Two Pieces
This set of cropped blazers and skirts has stolen our hearts. It is an evolution of the previous trend. It is now a version of the suit that shortens the blazer and turns the trousers into a high-waist skirt with slits. If you want to go to the last, book this Fashion trend 2022 style.
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Queen musical We Will Rock You now approaching its second anniversary at the Dominion Theatre, an achievement which will be recognised by a special Gala Performance for Sports Relief on 11 May 2004, has seen a number of new cast members take the stage this week.
Mig Ayesa the role of 'Galileo'. Mig's previous West End musical roles have seen him appear as Angel in "Rent", Danny in "Grease", and Richie Valens in "Buddy".
Mazz Murray the role of 'Killer Queen'. Mazz is the daughter of 60's hit songwriter Mitch Murray, and film actress Grazine Frame. Mazz has worked extensively in theatre with credits including "Fame" at the Victoria Palace, Maureen in "Rent", Pasty Cline and Dusty Springfield in "Only The Lonely".
Jenna Lee-James the role of 'Meat'. From Glasgow, Jenna made hear earliest stage appearance at the age of 10 at the Kings Theatre. During those early years she also appeared in "Annie", "The Boyfriend", and as Dorothy in the "Wizard of Oz".
Mark Arden the role of 'Pop'. Mark was most recently seen as The Inspector in "An Inspector Calls" at The Garrick and as Sergeant Mitcham in "The Short and the Tall" at The Albery.
Hannah Jane Fox continues to play 'Scaramouche'. Hannah joined "We Will Rock You" from her role in the ensemble of Boy George's "Taboo" and prior to that, roles in "Hot Stuff" and "Rent". Hannah is a writer and musician and is currently working on her first solo album, which she intends to launch with a West End showcase featuring her and her band.
In other leading roles, Clive Carter continues to play 'Khashoggi', and Nigel Clauzel remains in the role of 'Britney'.
With over 700 performances behind it, and a box office gross to date of over £41,000,000 We Will Rock You is currently booking to 30 April 2005.
The success of the original London show has seen spin-off productions open in Australia and Spain, with further openings this year in Las Vegas (September), Moscow (October) and Germany (December). Further openings are scheduled in South Africa, Italy, Japan and Canada.


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Q: Visualize igraph as inner and outer circle in R I am using the below code to generate a visNetwork in circular layout format (image attached below)
visNetwork(data$nodes,data$edges) %>% visIgraphLayout(layout="layout_in_circle")

I want to change the layout in a way such that, green nodes in inner circle and blue nodes in outer circle. Please let me know how to achieve this.
Thanks in advance.

A: One way is to build the layout in igraph. You can feed it back into visNetwork at the end. I wasn't sure if you wanted the inner circle to connect to the outer. Both options are coded.
Call the green nodes nodes1 and the blue nodes nodes2, created by subsetting your nodes matrix.
# edges within nodes1
edges1 <- edges[edges$from%in%nodes1$id & edges$to%in%nodes1$id, ]
# edges within nodes2
edges2 <- edges[edges$from%in%nodes2$id & edges$to%in%nodes2$id, ]
# edges within nodes1 or 2 = all edges if nodes1, 2 account for all nodes
edges12 <-edges[edges$from%in%c(nodes2$id,nodes1$id) &
  edges$to%in%c(nodes2$id,nodes1$id) , ]

igraph1 <- graph.data.frame(edges1, directed=F, vertices=nodes1)
igraph2 <- graph.data.frame(edges2, directed=F, vertices=nodes2)

# inner circle doesn't connect to outer:
igraph12a <- graph.data.frame(rbind(edges1, edges2), directed = F,
  vertices = rbind(nodes1, nodes2))

# inner circle can connect to outer:
igraph12b <- graph.data.frame(edges12, directed = F, vertices =
  rbind(nodes1, nodes2))

l1 = layout.circle(igraph1)
l2 = layout.circle(igraph2)
l12 = rbind(l1, l2 * 0.5) # 0.5 term scales the inner circle size

# plot both circles
plot.igraph(igraph1, layout = l1, rescale = F)
plot.igraph(igraph2, layout = l2*.5, add = T, rescale = F)

# plot both circles at once
plot.igraph(igraph12a, layout = l12, rescale = F)

# plot both circles with possible connections between them
plot.igraph(igraph12b, layout = l12, rescale = F)

Then, if you prefer it in visNetwork you can do that. Make sure you have an UPDATED version of visNetwork because the layout.norm with layoutMatrix capability is a recent addition:
visNetwork(nodes = rbind(nodes1, nodes2), edges = edges12) %>%
  visIgraphLayout(layout="layout.norm", layoutMatrix = l12)

Of course, you'll want to  add node colors to all of these.


Yesterday I announced via my facebook page that I would be sending someone special off on a journey during 2017 (you can watch the video here!).
Yes, m y little cuddly Joy doll from Inside Out will be doing a tour of women across the UK to spread a bit of real joy! After spending the month of December really digging into what true joy is through our Mummy Meditations series, I want to share that with others. And what better way to do that than by living vicariously through a cuddly toy…..
On her journey Joy will be taking a passport book with her. This will mean every woman who receives her will be able to write, draw, paint or do something to show what they have learnt from looking at joy more deeply in the bible. There will also be a surprise gift and letter from the last recipient to bless them on the start of the journey.
I would love for everyone who takes part will post a selfie with Joy so we can follow her journey around and see the lovely faces of the women who receive her!


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Barnes on Games- Zimby Mojo in Review
MB Michael Barnes Updated January 30, 2019
Zimby Mojo
Jim Felli is Back.
Zimby Mojo.
Pause on those two words for a minute. Unless you already know about Jim Felli's latest game, you've never seen those two words together before. And you've never played a game quite like Zimby Mojo before, either.
Last year, Mr. Felli put out one of the most interesting- avant garde, even- adventure games in recent memory with Shadows of Malice. It was a singular design full of weirdness and wonder, operating almost completely outside the routine that too many game authors fall into where various mechanics are used as if pulled from a toolbox to express a setting, concept or narrative. But it isn't that Mr. Felli is creating completely unprecedented work, it's that he's using his influences to create something fresh.
Zimby Mojo's one-in-million concept alone should be enough to interest game players looking for unique and unusual experiences. Each player represents the shaman of a "Zimby" tribe. These are a kind of pygmy cannibal with a nasty disposition but undying fealty to their leader. Each shaman is tasked with sending out their zimbies into the Cannibal King's jungle compound with the goal of evading the ruler's thugs and committing regicide. With the deed done, the Zimbies need to then return to their tribal area with the Cannibal Crown in hand. Good luck with that, because every other tribe wants to do accomplish the same goal.
Of course, this is not easy to do. For one thing, the King isn't just laying about. He'll move around his area, casting four different spells (which are different each game) that generally hit every player hard or make Zimby life miserable in some way. The resource metric is Mojo, and you only only four of these points per turn to spend on creating new Zimbies, making Zimbies into Zombies (more on that in a bit), casting various spells and moving stacks of the little bastards around the pathways leading up to the Cannibal King's throne. Of course there are other ways to get Mojo, such as cannibalizing your Zimbies. But doing that means less of your Zimbies on theboard to do your bidding.
You also can't do this alone. You've got to partner up with one or more players (by the way, this game supports a whopping eight players) in order to break these elemental seals that are protecting the king. To do so, you have to have a stack of Zimbies from one or more tribes. From there, your alliance of convenience can go either way- there is no joint victory condition. All bets are off once the Crown has been pried from the King's lifeless head.
So a lot of the game is about stacking and moving these Zimbies and many rules surround this element. The more Zimbies in a stack, the more Mojo they take to move around. They are stronger in combat with the King's Thugs or other Zimbies when stacked with multiple tribes, but control of the stack shifts to whoever's turn it is that has a Zimby in the stack. And to jump in one of these piles, you have to have the permission of every tribe that is in it.
It's quite brilliant that the first half of the game requires these kinds of very tenuous alliances, but then once the King is offedit turns into a free-for-all scrimmage for the crown with residual vendettas and grudges that a single winner needs to navigate through successfully. When you add in a huge deck of crazy Scroll cards, which include cards that require Zimbies to "chant" to maintain them and all sorts of nasty take-that aggro, the design feels something like a madcap descendant of Wiz-War.
Much like Tom Jolly's classic design, there are elements such as on-board, destructible obstacles and conjurable monsters. In this case, you can turn Zimbies into Zombies. I love this little bit of the design because the Zombies are stupid, they do not care about your goals, and they introduce an often hilariously destructive and random element to the game. They attack anything they are next to, without concern for tribal loyalties or alliances. Your shaman can control them on your turn, but at the end of the round they have a Shamble phase where they move a random distance. So a couple of Zombies roaming around usually results in some unexpected consequences.
But there's even more to it. There are magic portals for teleporting. The combat includes this crazy thing where you sort out wounds by dumping a Zimby stack into a bag and randomly drawing the difference in combat scores (which include a die roll, a Brutality rating and any cards played). The King's four spells for the game have wildly different effects. And all of those Scroll cards inject a tremendous dose of both variety and unpredictability.
This game is wild, untamed territory. It's bug-eyed and psychotic and it flies in the face of so much of what is regarded as "elegant" or "modern" game design. The luck averse should run screaming. But those who do not enjoy savagely cutthroat games dependent on table-talk and merciless backstabbing should run faster and scream louder. I would also issue a warning to those who are not willing to dive into this thing head first and accept its quirky idiosyncrasies. Much like Shadows of Malice, it's not a game for those who value safe ideas and clockwork predictability over barely contained anarchy and unfair swings of fortune.
Zimby Mojo is, as I had hoped it would be after playtesting it and offering some feedback to Mr. Felli, one of the best games of 2016. There are some things that bothered me about the design when I first played it- in particular the length- but I think the finished product is right on the money. But I've got to issue two more warnings. It is still a longer game than players may want from such a swingy, chaotic design but a couple of setup twists can greatly accelerate it. The other admonition is that it is a pretty complex piece of work. There are a lot of rules, and a lot of minor and easily forgotten ones at that. So this is obviously a game that requires a degree of patience that more accessible designs generally do not. There is a good solo option available if you just can't find others willing to participate in the mayhem, but having played up to six players I can tell you that this is definitely a more, the merrier kind of thing. Provided that everyone is aware that it is about 30 minutes per player.
It's totally worth it all though, because there is nothing else like this game out there. The concept, the setting, the rules all come together to create a very rare one-of-a-kind experience. It's also absolutely nothing like Shadows of Malice, which makes me even more interested in what Mr. Felli and Devious Weasel come up with next.
Michael Barnes (He/Him)
Senior Board Game Reviews Editor
Sometime in the early 1980s, MichaelBarnes' parents thought it would be a good idea to buy him a board game to keep him busy with some friends during one of those high-pressure, "free" timeshare vacations. It turned out to be a terrible idea, because the game was TSR's Dungeon! - and the rest, as they say, is history. Michael has been involved with writing professionally about games since 2002, when he busked for store credit writing for Boulder Games' newsletter. He has written for a number of international hobby gaming periodicals and popular Web sites. From 2004-2008, he was the co-owner of Atlanta Game Factory, a brick-and-mortar retail store. He is currently the co-founder of FortressAT.com and Nohighscores.com as well as the Editor-in-Chief of Miniature Market's Review Corner feature. He is married with two childen and when he's not playing some kind of game he enjoys stockpiling trivial information about music, comics and film.
Articles by Michael
Posts in discussion: Barnes on Games- Zimby Mojo in Review
charlest replied the topic: #231061 29 Jul 2016 08:49
Yes, I actually dig this more than Shadows of Malice, which says a lot.
san il defanso replied the topic: #231063 29 Jul 2016 09:53
I'm really excited about this. I'll be reviewing it on my blog when it's out in the wild.
Jim Felli is one of those designers like the original EON team. He's making his own rules.
LazarusTNT replied the topic: #231085 29 Jul 2016 13:33
Everybody shit all over Dungeon Run for doing the same thing - co-opportunistic. Watch those same wankers praise this.
Also, THIS: boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/153905/warband-against-darkness
hotseatgames replied the topic: #231097 29 Jul 2016 15:13
Fun fact. That font is called Lycanthrope and I used in my prototypes for City of Lycans.
xthexlo replied the topic: #231106 29 Jul 2016 16:32
Yep -- that's it! Well, almost... The Lycanthrope font designer (Chad Savage) is a really cool guy. When I decided to use Lycanthrope for the title, I contacted Chad and asked if I could adjust the space between the letters and drop the "i" and "j" lower than they currently were and add a dot atop them. He gave his permission to modify the font as desired. And voila! The Zimby Mojo title!
(Oh yeah... that picture is actually an old mock-up. Check out the BGG page for the final box cover.)
Shellhead replied the topic: #231109 29 Jul 2016 17:06
Aside from the Betrayal at House on the Hill expansion, I wasn't planning on spending any more boardgames this year. But this review of Zimby Mojo has captured my interest.
Gary Sax replied the topic: #231110 29 Jul 2016 17:09
I'll plan on picking it up (just preordered, hope I got in early enough to get one of the early copies!). I don't play Shadows of Malice as much as I should but I when i get it out I enjoy it. It really is a unique take on the genre.
I just placed my pre-order. The last time that I bought a game on impulse like this was Camp Grizzly, and that turned out to be a winner. Should receive my copy by early September or sooner.
wadenels replied the topic: #231114 29 Jul 2016 17:34
I really dig Shadows and ordered this as soon as I realized it was available. If it's as good as what I've been reading then Devious Weasel is going to be right on top of my very short list of game companies to stalk.
Looks like it's pretty dope, based on what I've seen so far on the webz.
Yet another case of "wish I had money" LOL
xthexlo wrote: Yep -- that's it! Well, almost... The Lycanthrope font designer (Chad Savage) is a really cool guy. When I decided to use Lycanthrope for the title, I contacted Chad and asked if I could adjust the space between the letters and drop the "i" and "j" lower than they currently were and add a dot atop them. He gave his permission to modify the font as desired. And voila! The Zimby Mojo title!
That's cool, I had wondered about the letters that were different.
Edit- I've decided I need this game. How do I make that happen?
hotseatgames wrote: I've decided I need this game. How do I make that happen?
At the moment, you can either pre-order online through the publisher (and get some free promo cards at deviousweasel.com/buy-zm/ ), pre-order through your local FLGS or favorite online merchant, buy live at Gen Con next week (in person or through a friend), or wait until the game gets into general distribution (looks like September). Is that what you were asking?
Knowing Mark as I do, a link to the publisher's preorder site would be ideal.
He's kind of a lazy bugger.
Yes don't be shy! Link that shit
Sadly I will be missing Gen Con this year.
I added a link to the post as suggested. I didn't originally because I didn't think it was appropriate since I'm the publisher.
Thanks! My pre-order is now placed. And I can understand why you'd feel a bit odd about linking it, so here's my own link. deviousweasel.com/buy-zm/
How many promo cards are there?
edit- Also the whole reason I was befuddled at all was that I was originally reading your site on an iPad, and the 'buy zm' link is in a javascript menu that either didn't open up or I didn't tap on it at all. So the page simply appears as info about the game with no actual link to purchase. I would consider adding a link directly in the page content.
hotseatgames wrote: How many promo cards are there?
There are 10 playable promo cards. I'll post them on BGG in the next couple of days. I'll post here to let you know when that happens.
hotseatgames wrote: I would consider adding a link directly in the page content.
Great suggestion! I'll work on that as well.
Mantidman replied the topic: #231165 31 Jul 2016 12:15
Ordered my copy.
Looks like a game that will go over well with the sons and nephews this holiday season.
At risk of sounding like a shitheel, which isn't my intent, I'd really like to know how this is different than Dungeon Run.
In that game, players basically help(ish) one another to beat the big baddie, fighting through minions and whatnot, until a player does so, at which point he gains the super power that the big baddie had, and then he runs to the exit ASAP while the remaining players attack.
I get that each faction has a bunch of Zimbies rather than one avatar, which seems to be a main differentiator. Is there a gameplay video or something?
I love Dungeon Run (I may be one of five people on the planet that would say so, I suspect) so this is right up my alley, but I'd like some more detail.
SuperflyTNT wrote: I'd really like to know how this is different than Dungeon Run.
I wish I could answer this, but I have never before heard of Dungeon Run. Perhaps Charlie or Michael can answer this question.
SuperflyTNT wrote: Is there a gameplay video or something?
The best I can offer at the moment is some animated PowerPoint videos posted on the Zimby Mojo page on BGG, in the videos section.
Dan Thurot replied the topic: #231181 01 Aug 2016 02:15
Pete, even though I haven't played Dungeon Run in a couple years, I can try to answer that.
There are certainly some similarities. In both Dungeon Run and Zimby Mojo, everyone is cooperating for the first act, and upon slaying the big bad it gets all heist-gone-greedy and everyone's out for themselves. Both contain lots of dice-chucking, both revel in the tension of the impending betrayal, and both offer plenty of ways to screw with allies and enemies alike.
Despite those similarities, however, they don't feel very alike at all. To me, there are two major differences:
1) In Dungeon Run, you're leveling up a single hero by gaining abilities and equipment. You know, traditional dungeon-diving stuff. In Zimby Mojo, you're in control of an entire tribe of cannibals, which means you can have a pack of guys cooperating with another shaman's cannibals — by stacking them together — while somewhere else you have a couple guys patrolling around some portals, and elsewhere you've transformed a couple cannibals into zombies, which are slower and dumber (so dumb that they might pursue your own people if you don't store some mojo to tell them off) but really tough to kill. Your guys also represent the bulk of your resources, so you're managing an entire tribe of guys as they chase down the king's crown, play defense, act as currency back at home, and do everything from casting spells, cannibalizing your other guys, and chanting to create bonuses. When every player has two to four groups running around, the map is bonkers.
2) In Zimby Mojo, the second act is way meatier. Most of my plays of Dungeon Run were at least 75% exploring, leveling up, and then beating the big bad, with the backstabbing conclusion usually playing out pretty briskly. Zimby Mojo, by contrast, was usually the other way around. Getting to the king, killing him off, and seeing someone pick up the crown is just the first step in what quickly becomes a bloody six-way game of rugby. It takes genuine trickery, brute force, a silver tongue, and a not-insignificant quantity of luck to make off with that crown.
There are other differences, but those are the main ones that spring to mind. For what it's worth, I enjoyed Dungeon Run well enough, but Zimby Mojo is one of the funniest games I've played in a very long time. I wrote up a review over on my site, but it seems tacky to post a link.
Gary Sax replied the topic: #231190 01 Aug 2016 08:20
I read your review, enjoyed it.
LazarusTNT replied the topic: #231195 01 Aug 2016 08:58
Holy shit, Dan. That was one hell of a review.
SuperflyTNT wrote: Holy shit, Dan. That was one hell of a review.
Thanks, man. The funny thing about that review was that I was really happy with it, but the whole time I was writing I kept telling myself, "Remember to talk about the Bag o' Fate!" It's where you put a mixed-team stack of zimbies when you take wounds in order to randomly assign who gets killed. It's fun stuff, and gets the whole table leaning forward to see who's taking the fall for your latest ill-advised attack.
Then one week after I finished the review, I realized I'd forgotten to include anything about that dang bag.
metalface13 replied the topic: #231226 01 Aug 2016 16:05
Yeah if you've purchased the license for a font you can do whatever you want with it as long as you aren't modifying it and trying to sell it as your own font.
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A couple of days ago we had the privilege and joy to share our home and garden with some long anticipated visitors. Josie is a member of our family that is 17 years old and autistic. For about five years she has been attending an outreach service where she spends time with other young people with additional needs. Together they cook, go to the cinema, go horseback riding and do many other things. Last year a few of the girls from outreach came to visit us for a picnic down by our stream, in the gazebo. Unfortunately it was raining and we could not walk around the garden as much as we wished but it was still a lovely afternoon.
Our gazebo decorated for last years visit.
This year, since we have finished our extension build we decided to start off their visit with a percussion session with our neighbour and friend, Debbie Beirne, who is an excellent drumming facilitator. You can read about her work here.
At twelve noon six excited teenage girls arrived and gathered around the drums in the roundhouse. We had a lovely couple of hours beating away on the drums, laughing, singing and enjoying each other's company. Debbie had brought along her beautiful Balafon, an African version of a xylophone, and each of us took turns playing on it while the rest of the group kept a steady beat going on the drums. It was great to watch the smiles on the girl's faces as they each played softly with two sticks to create beautiful music on the Balafon.
Josie and Debbie playing on the Balafon.
After our drumming session we all walked down the garden path to enjoy all the picnic food the girls had brought along and listen to the relaxing gurgling of the stream. It was the hottest day of the year so far with temperatures in the high twenties so our gazebo was a lovely cool place to gather in.
After the food the adults took a walk around the garden to look at flowers and talk about plants. Only Paul remained in the gazebo and Josie sang songs for the visitors, accompanied by Paul on the guitar. As the rest of us walked around it was lovely to hear the sound of music and laughter coming from the gazebo and catch glimpses of the girls enjoying themselves.
We have created our garden as a source of food for ourselves, a refuge for wildlife and a place to grow medicinal herbs and flowers. But most importantly we want it to be a place for people to meet and enjoy each other's company. This was one of the first organized gatherings in our house and garden but we are planning and hoping for many more. It has been a long process and hard work at times to get our place into the state it is now. Having Josie's friends around felt like a reward for all our efforts. In the future we are planning to have open gardens; hopefully some willow basketry making gatherings and lots of musical events. We hope Debbie will join us often in the future.
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It looks absolutely magical! I'm so happy for you guys and for Josie to have such an amazing family. I've never thought that a garden could look this epic!


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Pour the cheese sauce over the pasta and stir gently with a rubber spatula or wooden spoon.
Butter the roasting pan or casserole. Pour the macaroni and cheese evenly into the pan. Sprinkle the Cheddar cheese on top.
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When ready to cook, start the Traeger grill on Smoke with the lid open until the fire is established (4 to 5 minutes). Set the temperature to 350F and preheat, lid closed, for 10 to 15 minutes.
Bake the macaroni and cheese for 45 minutes to 1 hour, or until the mixture is hot and bubbling and the breadcrumbs are golden brown. Turn the pan 180 halfway through baking. Serve hot.


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<lsm>
    <m-id>v1</m-id>
    <name>v1</name>
    <communication>bi</communication>
    <states>
        <s-name>stage1</s-name>
        <state>
            <s-type>defaultState</s-type>
            <s-func>
                <p-name>pkgname</p-name>
                <f-list>
                    <f-name>funcNAME</f-name>
                    <f-arg>{&}</f-arg>
                </f-list>
            </s-func>
        </state>
        <lib-path>libpath</lib-path>
        <e-list>
            <e-name>noEvent</e-name>
            <event>
                <nss>INC</nss>
                <nfs>INC</nfs>
                <actions>
                    <p-name>pkgName</p-name>
                    <f-list>
                        <f-name>toF</f-name>
                        <f-arg></f-arg>
                    </f-list>
                </actions>
            </event>
        </e-list>

XML2
<vdu xmlns="test:file">
<lsm>
    <m-id>v1</m-id>
    <name>v1</name>
    <communication>bi</communication>
        <e-list>
            <e-name>noEvent</e-name>
            <event>
                <nss>INC</nss>
                <nfs>INC</nfs>
                <actions>
                    <p-name>pkgName</p-name>
                    <f-list>
                        <f-name>toF</f-name>
                        <f-arg></f-arg>
                    </f-list>
                </actions>
            </event>
        </e-list>

I am trying to retrieve the text from XML2, and update each element in XML1 (I am not sure this is how it should be though).this is where i reached so far before i got stuck.
import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET

source = (r'C:\XML2.xml')
destination = (r'C:\XML1.xml')

source_tree = ET.parse(source)
source_root = source_tree.getroot()

dest_tree = ET.parse(destination)
dest_root = dest_tree.getroot()
xmltag = dest_root.tag

newroot = ET.Element(xmltag)

for source_elem in source_root.iter('e-list'):
    for ele_verbose in source_elem:
        newroot.append(source_elem)
        for open_network in ele_verbose:
            newroot.append(open_network)

ET.ElementTree(newroot).write(destination, xml_declaration=True, encoding='UTF-8')   # It does write copied elements in new file and does not retain the other TAGS in XML file.

if you have any better way to achieve this please suggest.

A: Here's an unprofessional way to do it with lxml (I don't have much experience with it):
from lxml import etree

source = (r'test_xml2.xml')
destination = (r'test_xml.xml')

root1 = etree.parse(destination).getroot()
root2 = etree.parse(source).getroot()
all_elements1 = root1.findall('.//*')
all_elements2 = root2.findall('.//*')

def complete_tag_check(e1,e2):
    while e1.tag == e2.tag:
        if e1.tag == root1.tag:
            return True
        else:
            e1 = e1.getparent()
            e2 = e2.getparent()
    return False

for el2 in all_elements2:
    remove_el = False
    if el2.text is not None and el2.text.strip()!='':
        for el1 in all_elements1:

##            # this will only compare element tags
##            if el1.tag == el2.tag:
##                el1.text = el2.text
##                remove_el = True
##                break

            # this will compare the tags in each step until
            # it get to root. Only elements with exactly
            # the same structure will qualify.
            if complete_tag_check(el1,el2):
                el1.text = el2.text
                remove_el = True
                break

        # if you have multiple tags with same name in xmls,
        # the last one from xml2 will replace all in xml1.
        # to avoid this we remove each element with changed
        # text from all_elements1 list.
        if remove_el:
            all_elements1.remove(el1)

ET = etree.ElementTree(root1)
ET.write('test_xml3.xml', pretty_print=True)
# wrote to a different file so you could compare results


Continuing in a series of Middle School photos representing what had to be the most socially awkward time of our lives... these first three East End images are from Melissa Nesbitt.
In the first photo we see Charla Bryant, Carol Reeves, Lisa Bradford, Melissa Nesbitt and Christie Romine.
Tammy Ingle and Christie Romine. The question remains as to why Romine is wearing a winter coat, since these pics were taken at their year-end party in May.
Below are more photos from Kathy Flynt. In the first one is Christy Sullivan. And do you all remember who's momma this is? This is Sally Smith, Shelli's mom. She was a teacher's aide. I'm not certain, but I'd guess that Mrs. Smith is younger in this picture than we are now! Doesn't that just make you feel old!?
Toni McKeever and Lisa Bradford - both representing 80's fashion very well! The SMS Band Hall is in the background and the buses are pulling out from just dropping off the students before school.
Here are Scott Herron, Alan Holmes and Bryan Clay. That looks like Donnie Davis in the background. These next 3 shots were taken in Mrs. Rhoden's class.
Here are Shawn Plouch adn Waylon Williams. I think that's Ken Crutchfield on the far right. And there's Mrs. Rhoden's famous wristwatch wall clock that was the perpetual target for all spitwads.
Scott Herron and Mrs. Rhoden.
This picture was taken in the Band Hall. You can see the band uniforms hanging in their garment bags in the closet. We see here Lance Ashley, Kim Vailes, Christy Berry and Jamey Black. This is in the 8th grade.
This photo made it into our 8th grade yearbook and is the girl's basketball team. Seated are Karen Vanlandingham, Kim Vailes and Vandra Williams. The other row has Cindy Cobb, Lorna Ashmead, Vicki Ausbrooks, Meliana Drake and Andrea Cushing.
I have one more set of pics that will make up post 3 of 3, but you'll have to wait until next week to see them. But - I do have a special treat for Friday's post. Here's a hint: it'll be pretty short.
In my defense, I was always cold in the classroom. Lisa is also wearing a windbreaker and Tammy is wearing long sleeves. Nowadays, I consider the temperature in Arkansas as warm. In fact, too warm and humid to visit in the summer.


Growing marijuana might seem simple since you can make all the mistakes possible during the process and still get marijuana that still does what is needed. However, growing the best of the best is another case all together. The following are some tips to help you grow top-shelf marijuana that is not only safe but also fun to consume.
It goes without saying that for your plants to turn out perfect, they have to make it through to maturity without major problems. There are several mistakes like heat stress, nutrient deficiency, and nutrient burns that even though will not kill your plant, are likely to damage the plant and produce a poor quality bud. Therefore, for you to have healthy plants that shine in the light, you have to have thorough knowledge of the growing process basics.
Previously, you would need some sort of guru to help with this but now all you need is unwavering dedication and zeal to learn. You can get all the information you need and more through the internet. You can also buy books and guides if you do not fancy scouring the internet and talking to strangers in the online forums.
You cannot stat with low quality seeds and expect to get top quality plants no matter how hard you work at it. Low quality seeds or buds will just give you lower quality plants. It is simply the law of genetics. Starting with low quality seeds will also give you unpredictable results for example; you will have strange growth patterns like some plants growing too tall and others having stunted growth. Also, avoid buying clone strains from dubious sellers or dispensaries.
If you do not have grower friends from whom you can get quality seeds, you should visit reputed seed banks. Seeds banks have a range of top quality seeds you can pick from and try out. These seeds will not only give you top quality plants, they will also increase your yields, tremendously. It might cost you a little more than usual but if you are determined to grow top-shelf buds, this is the best way to go. It is worth the trouble.
For new growers, getting the humidity right is a problem and this causes them some problems they did not expect. During the vegetative stage, you need to keep the humidity at high levels to reduce the amount of salts in the plant and enhance the plants' growth. Low humidity levels can cause heat stress and nutrient deficiency in the plants. When the plant starts flowering, you need to reduce the humidity levels. To help prevent growth of molds and increase the production of trichome in your plants, make sure the air is relatively drier. Controlling humidity might be a bit more expensive since you will have increased costs in power and carbon oxide but it is relatively a cheap way to increase your yields and the quality of your final product.
Good air quality is one of the most important factors in the growth of quality buds. To maintain a good air quality you may need a few rotating fans in your grow area. You will also need a good exhaust system. If possible design your grow area in a way that encourages natural airflow and make sure your ventilation is done properly without compromising the integrity of the grow area.
If you are using carbon dioxide, you should maintain temperatures of 80 – 90 degrees F. Otherwise, maintain temperatures of 70 – 80 degrees F during the day for optimal production. However, in the last two weeks before you harvest, you should bring the temperatures down to 70 – 80 degrees F whether you are using carbon oxide or not. Most strains of marijuana need temperatures between 68 – 75 degrees F during the night to increase the chances of bud rot. There are a number of purple strains that will not show their color unless they are exposed to lower temperatures in the night during their flowering stages.


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Other Names: 華道、花道 (kadô)
Japanese: 生け花, 活け花 (ikebana)
Ikebana, also known as kadô ("the way of flowers"), is a traditional Japanese art of flower arranging.
Ikebana is said to have had its start as a codified art form in the 15th century. For formal occasions, flowers were simply arranged standing up vertically in a Chinese celadon porcelain or bronze, or in some other form of vase, which was then displayed atop a lacquerware dish in the tokonoma (display alcove) of a shoin space. This was known as tatehana (standing flowers). Another style, known as nageiri-bana ("thrown-in flowers"), in which flowers were arranged somewhat more naturally, in a more relaxed manner, was used to create displays for more informal occasions.
Ikebana evolved in the 16th century, alongside tea ceremony, into several more formal and codified styles for arranging flowers for display (e.g. for display in a tearoom, to be viewed and appreciated by guests at a tea gathering). A style known as rikka (using the same characters as for tatehana 立花), involving the careful arrangement of a variety of flowers into a formal composition, became perhaps the chief predecessor to the most formal and mainstream form of ikebana today. This style, associated with the consumption of matcha in formal tea ceremony emerged first in Kyoto, and then spread to Osaka and Edo. Meanwhile, the nagairi-bana style developed (especially among townspeople) into a style known as seika, or "living flowers" (using the same characters as for ikebana 生花), and became particularly popular among drinkers of sencha.
The use of bamboo baskets - and not only ceramic or bronze vases - also became a prominent element of flower arrangement and display in the 17th century.
One particularly prominent school of ikebana, the Ikenobô school, today based at a large and prominent headquarters near Karasuma-Sanjô in central Kyoto, traces its origins to a man named Ikenobô Senkô who demonstrated flower arranging before Emperor Go-Nara in 1530. The school (and its founder) may take its name from the "monks' quarters by the pond" (ike no bô) at Rokkakudô, a temple in Kyoto that claims to be the site of the origin of the art of ikebana itself, and which remains a major center of Ikenobô activity today.[1]
The practice of ikebana spread and became quite popular in the Edo period as a refined cultural and social activity, alongside numerous other arts such as Noh chanting, shamisen music, poetry circles, and tea for amateur enthusiasts.[2]
Nicole Coolidge Rousmaniere, Crafting Beauty in Modern Japan, University of Washington Press (2007), 21.
↑ Plaques on-site at Rokkakudô.
↑ Rebecca Corbett, Cultivating Femininity: Women and Tea Culture in Edo and Meiji Japan, University of Hawaii Press (2018), 51.
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Edo Period


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Hometown Norwich, England
High School Culford School
Hawk Items — Has an additional year of eligibility available due to COVID pandemic… No. 3 all-time in Iowa history in combined singles and doubles victories with 144… his 71 career doubles wins and 73 career singles wins tie for first and sixth, respectively, in school history… ranks third in program history in singles winning percentage in spring matches only (.713, 57-23)… ranks third in program history in doubles winning percentage in spring matches only (.690, 49-22)… won 28 singles a team-best 28 singles matches in the fall and spring as a sophomore, which ranks third most in program history… earned 18 points on the ITF World Tennis Tour in the Summer of 2019… Doubles Quarterfinalist at the ITF World Tennis Tour 25k event in Iowa City… won 22 doubles matches as a freshman and sophomore, which ties Kareem Allaf for fifth most in a single-season at Iowa.
Spring 2021 — Team's Big Ten Sportsmanship Award honoree… qualified for the 2021 NCAA Championships Doubles Tournament with partner Oliver Okonkwo… became the seventh doubles team at Iowa, and first in 32 seasons, to compete at the NCAA Championships… Okonkwo/Davies ascended as high as No. 2 in the national rankings, marking the highest ranking ever for an Iowa doubles team, and finished the season ranked No. 29… registered 12 doubles victories, including 10 with Okonkwo… went 4-2 against ranked doubles opponents including bouncing the No. 14 (Illinois) and No. 7 (Northwestern) ranked teams in consecutive matches… won first eight doubles decisions of the season… won nine singles matches, winning seven matches on court four… won seven of eight singles matches over a one-month stretch between Feb. 19-March 19… letterwinner.
Spring 2020 — Second-Team All-Big Ten honoree… Iowa Men's Tennis Big Ten Sportsmanship Award selection… won a team-best 13 singles matches, going 1-0 at No. 3 and 12-1 at No. 4… ended the season riding a career-best 12-match win streak (Jan. 18 – March 8)… ranked as high as No. 10 nationally, a program best, in doubles with partner Oliver Okonkwo… won six doubles matches at No. 1, including two against ranked opponents, before the season was canceled by the Big Ten Conference and NCAA on March 12, due to concerns of coronavirus (COVID-19)… Spring Semester Dean's List honoree… letterwinner.
Fall 2019 – Partnered with Oliver Okonkwo to become first Hawkeye doubles team in 20 years to qualify for the ITA Fall National Championships … Davies/Okonkwo posted a 6-2 record to qualify for the national tournament… registered the best win in school history over the No. 6 team from Columbia (7-5, 6-2)… won four consecutive ITA Central Regionals doubles matches to become first Hawkeye duo in more than three decades to finish as doubles finalists at the ITA Central Regional Championships.
Spring 2019 – Won a team-best 19 singles matches, tying for ninth all-time in spring singles wins in program history… went 8-2 on court four and 11-4 at No. 5… partnered with Oliver Okonkwo in doubles, going 16-6 on courts one and two combined… won 16 doubles matches, including a team-best six Big Ten wins, which ties for sixth all-time at Iowa in doubles wins in the spring… won three matches over ranked opponents, including a program-best win over No. 8 Nemeth/De La Basse of Penn State… Davies/Okonkwo were ranked as high as No. 58 nationally… letterwinner.
Fall 2018 — Won nine singles matches and six doubles matches… knocked off No. 101 Alexandre Ribeiro of Virginia Tech in straight sets… advanced to the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Singles Championships and finals in the Big Ten Doubles Championships with partner Oliver Okonkwo.
Spring 2018 — Ranked as high as No. 40 in the country in doubles with partner and classmate Piotr Smietana… won 18 doubles matches, including a season-best 11 consecutive matches between Jan. 29-March 18… registered two wins over nationally-ranked opponents: No. 16 Laurent/Clissold (Oregon) and No. 68 Bennett/Raupuk (Purdue)… won 16 singles matches, playing mainly at No. 5 (4-3) and No. 6 (9-6)… won a season-best eight consecutive singles matches between Feb. 11-March 18… letterwinner.
Fall 2017 — Advanced to the Big Ten Indoor Championships finals with classmate Piotr Smietana… Davies/Smietana won three straight doubles matches to reach the championship match at the Big Ten Indoor Championships… won three singles matches.
Junior Curcuit — Named National U12 British Clay Court champion on junior circuit… top-30 in Europe Tennis U14 rankings… runner-up in singles and doubles at the British National U14 Championships… current ITF ranking of 305… represented Great Britain five times in the U14 and U16 International events… played doubles with classmate Joe Tyler at tournaments in England and Moldova in 2014; Finland, Croatia, and Macedonia in 2015; and Quatar and Sweden in 2016.
Personal – Born on January 28, 1999… finance major… son of Craig and Sarah Davies… has one sister named Ellie.
Season (Doubles) #1 #2 #3 Big Ten Dual Tourn. Overall Pct.
2017-18 — 18-8 — 6-4 18-8 4-3 22-11 .667
2018-19 6-3 10-3 — 6-2 16-6 6-3 22-9 .710
2019-20 6-4 — — 1-0 6-4 9-4 15-8 .652
Career 12-7 28-11 — 13-6 40-18 19-10 59-28 .678
Season (Singles) #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Big Ten Dual Tourn. Overall Pct.
2017-18 — — 1-0 2-0 4-3 9-6 4-5 16-9 3-4 19-13 .594
2018-19 — — — 8-2 11-4 — 6-3 19-6 9-4 28-10 .737
2019-20 — — 1-0 12-1 — — 1-0 13-1 4-2 17-3 .850
2020-21 — — 0-3 2-3 7-1 — 9-7 9-7 0-3 9-10 .474
Career — — 2-3 24-6 22-8 9-6 20-15 57-23 16-13 73-36 .670


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@implementation CMPMetaFileSystem

+ (instancetype) metaFileSystem
{
    return [[CMPMetaFileSystem alloc] init];
}

- (instancetype) init
{
    self = [super init];
    if (self)
    {
        mounts = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc] init];
    }
    return self;
}

- (void) dealloc
{
    if (mounts)
        mounts = nil;
}

- (void) mountFileSystem: (NSObject<CMPFileSystem>*) fileSystem atPath: (NSArray*) path
{
    [mounts setObject: fileSystem forKey: path];
}

- (void) unmountPath: (NSArray*) path
{
    [mounts removeObjectForKey: path];
}

- (void) unmountFileSystem: (NSObject<CMPFileSystem>*) fileSystem
{
    NSSet* paths = [mounts keysOfEntriesPassingTest: ^(id key, id object, BOOL* stop)
                    {
                        return (BOOL)(object == fileSystem);
                    }];
    for (NSArray* path in paths)
    {
        [self unmountPath: path];
    }
}

- (void) performOnMountedPath: (NSArray*) path action: (CMPPerformBlock) action
{
    NSArray* mountPath = nil;
    for (NSArray* testPath in mounts)
    {
        if ([path hasPrefix: testPath])
        {
            if (mountPath == nil || [mountPath count] < [testPath count])
            {
                mountPath = testPath;
            }
        }
    }

    if (mountPath)
    {
        NSArray* subPath = [path objectsAtIndexes: [NSIndexSet indexSetWithIndexesInRange: NSMakeRange([mountPath count], [path count] - [mountPath count])]];
        action([mounts objectForKey: mountPath], subPath, nil);
    } else {
        action(nil, nil, [NSError errorWithDomain: CMPFileSystemErrorDomain code: CMPFileSystemErrorNotMounted userInfo:@{NSLocalizedDescriptionKey : [NSString stringWithFormat: @"Nothing mounted at %@.", path]}]);
    }
}

- (void) listContentsAtPath: (NSArray*) path withCompletion: (CMPListBlock) completion
{
    [self performOnMountedPath: path action: ^(NSObject<CMPFileSystem>* fs, NSArray* subpath, NSError* error)
     {
         if (error)
             completion(nil, error);
         else
             [fs listContentsAtPath: subpath withCompletion: completion];
     }];
}

- (void) readFileAtPath: (NSArray*) path toStream: (NSOutputStream*) output withProgress: (CMPProgressBlock) progress completion: (CMPErrorBlock) completion
{
    [self performOnMountedPath: path action: ^(NSObject<CMPFileSystem>* fs, NSArray* subpath, NSError* error)
    {
        if (error)
            completion(error);
        else
            [fs readFileAtPath: subpath toStream: output withProgress: progress completion: completion];
    }];
}

@end


The term Detroit techno refers to a style of techno music in the tradition of early (1985-1995) techno recordings from Detroit, Michigan, not necessarily indicating the music's geographic origin. A discriminating trait of Detroit techno is the use of analogue synthesizers and early drum machines for its production or - increasingly - the digital emulation of the characteristic sound of those machines.
Derrick May once described techno as "just like Detroit, a complete mistake. It's like George Clinton and Kraftwerk stuck in an elevator."
http://www.phinnweb.com/links/artists/ur/ Underground Resistance Detroit ghetto house.


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class ScoreWinEntry < ActiveRecord::Base
  belongs_to :player
  belongs_to :score_win

  def name
    player.name
  end
end