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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;

class CaseInsensitiveSearch
{
	static void Main()
	{
		Console.WriteLine("Please enter the substring: ");
		string substring = Console.ReadLine().ToLower();
		Console.WriteLine("Please enter the text: ");
		string text = Console.ReadLine().ToLower();
		string pattern = "(" + substring + ")";
		Regex regex = new Regex(pattern);
		Console.WriteLine("The result: {0}", regex.Matches(text).Count);
	}
}

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Find out how to modify a heavy vehicle in Western Australia. Using an Authorised Modifier can reduce paperwork and simplify the modification approval process so that your heavy vehicle can be modified and certified more efficiently.
If you want to undertake a modification to a heavy vehicle you have two options (see below).
A trailer with an Aggregate Trailer Mass (ATM) greater than 4,500 kg.
The Authorised Modification Scheme for Heavy Vehicles reduces paperwork and simplifies the modification approval process so that heavy vehicles can be modified and certified more efficiently.
This scheme allows most modifications to heavy vehicles to be certified by qualified people in the industry without the need for a modification permit to be issued by the Department.
It is based on the national code of practice for modifying heavy vehicles.
Vehicles modified under the Heavy Vehicle Modification Scheme must be plated by an Authorised Modifier.
States and Territories have developed procedures to control modifications through a single, national code of practice that serves the requirements of both Federal and State/Territory authorities.
The Authorised Modifier is responsible for ensuring your truck is modified in accordance with provisions and standards.
These are specified in the publication, Vehicle Standards Bulletin No 6: National Code of Practice: Heavy Vehicle Modifications (VSB6), available on the Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development website.
You may also like to read our information bulletin below which provides advice on the benefits and limitations of choosing this option.
Vehicle owners not wishing to use an Authorised Modifier can still go through the process of seeking approval from the Department before commencing a modification, however a more stringent approval process is applied.
Please call 13 11 56.
Generally, modifications are subject to a vehicle inspection prior to final approval.
This National Code of Practice is also intended to provide organisations that modify heavy vehicles with a set of frequently used procedures that, if followed, result in such modified vehicles being deemed to comply with the corresponding ADRs and other technical requirements. This does not, however, relieve an organisation from the responsibility of employing good technical and work practices.
Vehicle Standards Bulletin No 6: National Code of Practice: Heavy Vehicle Modifications (VSB6) available on the Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development website.
How do I become an Authorised Provider?


MJGALAXY is dedicated to Michael Jackson.
This site has lauched at 9th February at 2:00pm.
I've made this site with Macromedia Dreamweaver 4, Paint Shop Pro 8, Microsoft Paint and Microsoft Word.
If you want to use anything from this site, if you think any of the things that is on it, is yours, if you find a broken link or something that doesn't work right, or you have any comments, please email thank you.
Michael, I want to thank you from the deepest of my heart for everything you've done for me in my life, The only reason I'm still a live today is because of you, I live and breathe because of you, if you weren't there I'd find it very very hard why to keep on fighting.
Michael Jackson of cause hehe, my boyfriend Martin, my horse Ariel, my cat Balou, my friends, my family, internet/computers, biology, nature, animals, science/technology, medicine and loads of other stuff hehe.
I'm studying pharmacology, and will the next ½ year till I graduate and become a pharmacologist. Then my plans are to work for some years and earn some money and maybe if I ever get time and can afford it I'll go to University and study biology or gentecnology.
I've been fan for 16 years and I became a fan the first time I heard the dangerous album. I just fell in love with that album the first time I heard it.
HIStory Tour, the 29th August 1997 in Copenhagen, Parken Stadium. The 30th anniversary celebration, the 10th September 2001 in New York, Madison Square Garden.
The Tenth Annual MJ Day, the 7th March 2001 in London, London Apollo. The Demonstration against Sony, the 15th June 2002 in London, Sony Headquarters.


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namespace dash\utility;

/** Excerpt input text and return shoet word **/
class excerpt
{
	// find the locations of each of the words
	// Nothing exciting here. The array_unique is required
	// unless you decide to make the words unique before passing in
	private static function _extractLocations($_words, $_fulltext)
	{
		$locations = [];
		if(!is_array($_words))
		{
			if(mb_strlen($_words)>7)
				$_words = explode(' ', $_words);
			else
				$_words = [$_words];
		}

		foreach($_words as $word)
		{
			$wordlen = mb_strlen($word);
			$loc = stripos($_fulltext, $word);
			while($loc !== false)
			{
				$locations[] = $loc;
				$loc = stripos($_fulltext, $word, $loc + $wordlen);
			}
		}
		$locations = array_unique($locations);
		sort($locations);

		return $locations;
	}

	// Work out which is the most relevant portion to display
	// This is done by looping over each match and finding the smallest distance between two found
	// strings. The idea being that the closer the terms are the better match the snippet would be.
	// When checking for matches we only change the location if there is a better match.
	// The only exception is where we have only two matches in which case we just take the
	// first as will be equally distant.
	private static function _determineSnipLocation($_locations, $_prevcount)
	{
		// If we only have 1 match we dont actually do the for loop so set to the first
		$startpos = isset($_locations[0])? $_locations[0]: 0;
		$loccount = count($_locations);
		$smallestdiff = PHP_INT_MAX;

		// If we only have 2 skip as its probably equally relevant
		if(count($_locations) > 2) {
			// skip the first as we check 1 behind
			for($i=1; $i < $loccount; $i++) {
				if($i == $loccount-1) { // at the end
					$diff = $_locations[$i] - $_locations[$i-1];
				}
				else {
					$diff = $_locations[$i+1] - $_locations[$i];
				}

				if($smallestdiff > $diff) {
					$smallestdiff = $diff;
					$startpos = $_locations[$i];
				}
			}
		}

		$startpos = $startpos > $_prevcount ? $startpos - $_prevcount : 0;
		return $startpos;
	}

	// 1/6 ratio on _prevcount tends to work pretty well and puts the terms
	// in the middle of the extract
	public static function extractRelevant($_fulltext, $_words=null, $_rellength=300, $_prevcount=50, $_indicator='...', $_strip=true)
	{
		if($_strip)
		{
			$_fulltext = str_replace('<br>', "\n", $_fulltext);
			$_fulltext = strip_tags($_fulltext);
			$_fulltext = str_replace(array("\n", "\r", "\t"), ' ', $_fulltext);
			$_fulltext = preg_replace('/\s+/', ' ', $_fulltext);
		}
		$textlength = mb_strlen($_fulltext);
		if($textlength <= $_rellength)
		{
			return $_fulltext;
		}

		if(!$_words)
		{
			$_words = [];
		}

		$locations = self::_extractLocations($_words, $_fulltext);
		$startpos  = self::_determineSnipLocation($locations,$_prevcount);

		// if we are going to snip too much...
		if($textlength-$startpos < $_rellength) {
			$startpos = $startpos - ($textlength-$startpos)/2;
		}

		$reltext = substr($_fulltext, $startpos, $_rellength);

		// check to ensure we dont snip the last word if thats the match
		if( $startpos + $_rellength < $textlength) {
			$reltext = substr($reltext, 0, strrpos($reltext, " ")).$_indicator; // remove last word
		}

		// If we trimmed from the front add ...
		if($startpos != 0)
		{
			$reltext = $_indicator.substr($reltext, strpos($reltext, " ") + 1); // remove first word
		}

		$reltext = str_replace(' ', '', $reltext);

		return $reltext;
	}

	/**
	 * Get excerpt from string
	 *
	 * @param String $_str String to get an excerpt from
	 * @param Integer $startPos Position int string to start excerpt from
	 * @param Integer $_maxLength Maximum length the excerpt may be
	 * @return String excerpt
	 */
	public static function get($_str, $_startPos=0, $_maxLength=155, $_strip=true )
	{
		if($_strip)
		{
			$_str = strip_tags($_str);
			$_str = str_replace(array("\n", "\r", "\t"), ' ', $_str);
			$_str = preg_replace('/\s+/', ' ', $_str);
		}

		if(mb_strlen($_str) > $_maxLength)
		{
			$excerpt   = substr($_str, $_startPos, $_maxLength-3);
			$lastSpace = strrpos($excerpt, ' ');
			$excerpt   = substr($excerpt, 0, $lastSpace);
			$excerpt  .= '...';
		}
		else
		{
			$excerpt = $_str;
		}

		return $excerpt;
	}
}
?>


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Q: Celery (django) and Rabbit, high number of queue created I've been having trouble with the celery and rabbitmq. If i open the stats, i see this:

and

If i get it right, right now I've 15K queues, how is that possible?
is it possible that due to some missconfigurations it creates a queue every message?
is that the case?
in the code there's a lot of apply_async, can be that that he generates a random queue everytime?
is there a way to know what the queues are or who have created them?

A: I've solved the problem. The queue are results from celery.
this is what we had in django
CELERY_IGNORE_RESULT = True
CELERY_RESULT_BACKEND = 'amqp'

altought CELERY_IGNORE_RESULT = True the results are sent since CELERY_RESULT_BACKEND = 'amqp' is set.
by removing CELERY_RESULT_BACKEND it stopped to create queues.

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- Most suitable to transfer high volume of water fo irrigation.
- PU-780 series is suitable for the low-acid liquid and sea water use especially.
- No need for a foot valve at the end of a suction pipe.
- Motor built with thermal protector for safety.
- Strong suction power by adopting the double volute casting.
- High reliable and strong engineering plastic.


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Top 19 Blockchain Companies in the UK
12 May 2021 | Lucy Wilson
Home Blog Top 19 Blockchain Companies in the UK
Category: Business funding & investment, Tech & innovation
Blockchain is a digital ledger which enables transactions to be validated and recorded securely, without the need for a central authority or intermediary. Blockchain technology was first created to record the transactions of cryptocurrency Bitcoin. Such is the efficiency and security of the Bitcoin blockchain, however, that blockchain is now being applied far beyond crypto trading. We'll take a closer look at the UK's innovation landscape and the high-growth blockchain startups that look poised to grow this year. But first, what exactly is blockchain?
A 'block' is an online file which contains a group of transactions. Blocks are strung together in a chronological and linear 'chain' of records. Each block contains three main pieces of information: data about the transactions themselves, a unique 'hash code' which is used to identify the block, and the hash code of the previous block in the chain. Once a block has been added to the chain, it is immutable, meaning it cannot be removed or modified in any way. Any attempt to change the block will lead to a new hash code being created, and this new hash will conflict with the hash in the following block. This explains how blockchain technology works to ensure data is held securely and cannot be tampered with.
Despite scalability issues (blockchain systems require massive amounts of computing power), alongside concerns over its lack of regulation and environmental costs, blockchain adoption is increasing rapidly across the high-growth ecosystem.
The UK's blockchain business landscape
The UK is currently home to 221 private companies that are developing blockchain-driven software and blockchain services. The vast majority (67%) of these companies are currently in the seed stage of growth—a reflection of how new the sector is.
Whilst blockchain has a broad range of use cases, 41% of blockchain-based tech companies are operating in the Business and Professional Services industry, primarily in banking and financial services, but also security services, analytics, payment processing, insurance and law. In comparison, 2% operate in the Supply Chain sector, 2% in Leisure and Entertainment, and just 1% in Retail and 1% in Industrials. This illustrates the growing use of blockchain technology by UK startups to disrupt traditional business processes.
We explain blockchain's distributed ledger technology (DLT) in greater detail for you here, alongside how the Bitcoin blockchain works, and which industries blockchain looks set to disrupt in the future.
Meanwhile, here's a rundown of the most exciting blockchain companies to watch in 2021…
19 top-funded blockchain companies in the UK
Funds raised
Elliptic
Everledger
Shivom
VAKT Global
Marine Transport International
Blockhouse
Nivaura
iov42
Fetch.AI
Cobalt DL
Globacap
Sprout.ai
Clearmatics
Zamna
1. Blockchain.com
Blockchain.com has developed an online crypto wallet, enabling users to buy tokens instantly and on the go via debit or credit card, and provides a range of search tools, statistics and charts for the cryptocurrency market. It's the best-funded of all blockchain technology companies in the UK, having secured a staggering £356m in equity fundraisings since launching in 2014, £218m of which it raised in a single funding round in March 2021.
In 2019, the company attended Tech Nation's two-year Future Fifty accelerator programme. It has also successfully completed two acquisitions—of sports trading analytics company Strategem Technologies in 2018 and, most recently, trading broker AiX in May 2021.
2. Elliptic
Elliptic develops cryptoasset compliance solutions for crypto businesses, financial institutions, and regulators. Its anti-money laundering software uses blockchain analytics (across more than 100 cryptoassets) to help businesses mitigate risk, and detect and guard against financial crime. Elliptic's current clients include Binance, BitGo, Coinbase, and Genesis.
Since being founded in 2013, the company has been named on three high-growth lists and completed two accelerator programmes: Seedcamp's and the NCSC Cyber Accelerator. To date, it's raised £35.4m in equity fundraisings and one Innovate UK grant. Investors include Octopus Ventures, Seedcamp, Wells Fargo, and AlbionVC.
3. Everledger
Founded in 2015, Everledger aims to make asset information more transparent for high-value products, like diamonds, wine, and art. The Everledger platform uses blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), and internet of things (IoT) technologies to create secure digital records for products. These enable manufacturers and retailers to easily evidence the origin, ownership, and characteristics of their products.
The company attended Barclays' London accelerator (managed by Techstars) in 2015, as well as the Mayor's International Business Programme (London & Partners) and Upscale (Tech Nation). It's also been named on the FinTech50 high-growth list four times already, most recently in 2020. To date, Everledger has raised three rounds of equity funding, amounting to £23.5m.
4. Shivom
Shivom is a healthcare data analytics company, using AI and blockchain technology to make precision medicine and drug discovery faster, more efficient, and collaborative. It operates a multi-omics database which can be used in various research areas, from genetic studies to disease and virology. The company secured a £22.9m equity funding round in April 2018, followed by a £275k Horizon 2020 grant, in September 2019.
5. VAKT Global
VAKT Global has developed a secure, blockchain-based platform to make commodities trading more efficient. VAKT aims to transform the entire post-trade lifecycle, by bringing together all stakeholders (including trading parties, terminals, surveyors, agents, brokers, and banks) in a single system. Founded in 2018, it has so far raised £22.7m in equity investment, across three rounds, with investors including Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures.
6. Marine Transport International
First founded back in 2013, Marine Transport International provides a range of supply chain services to businesses, specialising in commodity shipping and logistics. It is now using public blockchain technology to better connect the highly-fragmented transport industry, by increasing the efficiency and security of processing transactions. The company has secured four rounds of equity funding to date, amounting to £22.4m.
7. Blockhouse
Founded in 2018, Blockhouse (TBTL) builds blockchain applications for increased data protection and security in banking, government, and identity systems. It aims to make blockchain systems that are more environmentally friendly (less energy-consuming) and trustworthy (pro-regulation) than existing technologies.
Following an initial £18k equity fundraising in December 2018, the company went on to raise a further £21.9m in its most recent funding round in April 2019.
8. Nivaura
Nivaura is leveraging blockchain technology to develop software for businesses in the financial sector. Through its low-code platform, Aurora, the company aims to digitise and automate (and thus simplify) capital market workflows, such as bond issuance and post-trade data management.
Alongside being listed on the FinTech50 in 2019, Nivaura has attended five accelerators since launching in 2016, including programmes run by Microsoft, Accenture, and Tech Nation. The company has also secured three rounds of equity funding so far, amounting to £17.8m.
9. Wintermute
Wintermute is an algorithmic market maker in digital assets. Essentially, the company provides liquidity to crypto markets to make them more efficient. It currently supports over 50 exchanges and platforms for trading cryptocurrencies, including Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, and Huobi.
Since being founded in 2017, Wintermute has secured £17.6m in equity investment, across four funding rounds. It raised the majority of this in January 2021, when it secured an impressive £14.7m.
10. iov42
Founded in 2017, iov42 sought to overcome the constraints to wide-scale DLT adoption, by combining elements of blockchain technology with internet principles and Cloud computing. Its blockchain platform is aimed at both the public and private sectors, and uses simple building blocks to create efficient, secure applications.
The blockchain development company has since raised £16.5m in equity fundraisings, across three rounds, the latest of which was a £3.62m round in September 2020.
11. Billon
Billon has been developing blockchain solutions for enterprise since 2015, with a focus on payments and data storage. The company has created scalable DLT architecture, and a new protocol for encrypting national currencies, documents, and personal data, in compliance with existing regulations.
Billon has offices in London and Warsaw, and its backers include angel network Envestors and the Government's Future Fund. It's secured £15.2m in investment, through six equity fundraisings, alongside a £50k Innovate UK grant in June 2020. Billon has been using the grant to develop fraud-resistant COVID-19 immunity and back-to-work certificates during the pandemic.
12. Fetch.AI
Fetch.AI is building a tokenised DLT network, using machine learning and blockchain technology. Its open-source platform will enable smart contracts and infrastructure to be built in a decentralised digital economy.
Fetch.AI held an initial coin offering (ICO) of its FET token on Binance Launchpad in February 2019. The Cambridge-based company has secured £14.8m in equity investment to date, across two funding rounds, the latest of which took place in March 2021.
13. Cobalt DL
Founded in 2015, Cobalt DL is using blockchain to make processing trades in the Foreign Exchange (FX) and Digital Assets markets more efficient. Its decentralised network technology automatically creates a single version of each trade, streamlining the otherwise-complex trade processing required by legacy systems.
The company serves several big-name financial institutions, including Deutsche Bank, Standard Chartered, and Citi. It has raised £13.2m in equity fundraisings, having secured its latest round of funding in March 2021—an unannounced deal worth £500k.
14. Argent
Argent has developed a mobile app which acts as a secure, non-custodial (no third parties) wallet for Ethereum. Like Bitcoin, Ethereum is a blockchain network built for trading digital currencies. Argent is built on the Ethereum blockchain, and supports over 240 different Ethereum-based tokens, including ETH (Ethereum's native cryptocurrency), DAI, MKR, BAT, and Wrapped Bitcoin.
To date, the company has secured £12.3m in equity investment, across two funding rounds. Investors include Index Ventures, Firstminute Capital, and Atomico.
15. Adhara
Adhara develops payment processing software for decentralised financial networks. It offers real-time solutions and smart contracts for multi-currency liquidity management, FX, and international payments based on tokenised money.
Adhara's clients include corporates, financial institutions, and both commercial and central banks. It has secured £11.4m in equity funding, from just one round in 2018 (the year it was founded), backed by New York-based investor ConsenSys.
16. Globacap
Founded in late 2017, Globacap develops web-based equity management software to support SMEs in raising and managing capital. It uses blockchain infrastructure to ensure that data is accurate and held securely, without intermediaries, removing any conflict of interest that's inherent to traditional capital raising processes.
The company attended Accenture's three-month accelerator, Fintech Innovation Lab London, at the start of 2020. Globacap has secured four rounds of equity investment to date, amounting to £11.2m, and its latest fundraising, in February 2021, totalled £6.55m.
17. Sprout.ai
Sprout.ai is an insurance software development company that uses AI and blockchain technologies to deliver both claims automation and fraud filtering to its customers. The insurtech (previously BlockClaim) rebranded in April 2020, following new funding from Amadeus Capital Partners, Playfair Capital, and TechStars Ventures. Meanwhile, the company's most recent £8m raise, in May 2021, takes total equity investment to £10.5m, secured across three funding rounds.
18. Clearmatics
Founded in 2015, Clearmatics uses the Ethereum blockchain network to develop trading platforms for OTC (over-the-counter) securities. OTC trading involves bilateral transactions made directly between parties, without a stock exchange or other intermediaries. The fintech company's clearing software matches buyers and sellers, and allows them to settle their trades.
Clearmatics was named on the Deloitte Fast 50 high-growth list in 2019, and has raised £9.92m in equity funding to date. Its latest fundraising in 2018, with Route 66 Ventures, TNF Capital, and XTX Markets, totalled £9.09m ($12m).
19. Zamna
Founded in 2016, Zamna develops secure infrastructure for organisations and individuals to verify, manage, and share identity data, primarily in the travel industry. It works with airlines and border authorities, using a combination of blockchain technology, machine learning, big data, and biometrics to verify digital identity and securely share passenger data.
To date, Zamna has secured £8.41m in equity funding, across five rounds. Investors include LocalGlobe, Oxford Capital, Seedcamp, and London Co-Investment Fund. In November 2020, the company received a £303k grant from Innovate UK, to research and test the extension of its blockchain-powered technology to solve GDPR challenges and put passengers in control of their data.
Find the next blockchain unicorn.

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NEWS | Newcastle Thunder match preview
NEWS | Newcastle Thunder match preview doncaste.champmodel.dyndns.info
The Dons take on Newcastle Thunder in Betfred League One this weekend looking to extend their winning run to five games.
Just one point separates the two sides with the race for promotion hotting up, and Richard Horne's side will be looking to complete a league double over Thunder.
Who's the gaffer?
Newcastle appointed former Ireland international Simon Finnigan in April after parting company with former head coach Jason Payne just after the start of the 2019 campaign.
Finnigan spent time in the backroom staff at Leigh Centurions and Toronto Wolfpack before moving to Kingston Park. He has already made his mark at the club and started to bring his own signings through the door.
Lewis Young
Young has become one of the most highly rated players in Betfred League One since joining Newcastle in 2016. The full-back is often at the heart of the way they try and play, which often ends in him scoring or assisting a try. Young has been linked with several moves away from Kingston Park, but continues to flourish on Tyneside.
Mo Agoro
The powerful winger signed for Thunder at the start of the 2018 campaign after leaving Gloucestershire All Golds. A product of the Leeds Rhinos academy, Agoro moved to Oldham before impressive displays there saw him sign for Hunslet. He has already scored more than 70 tries in his career so far, including 10 in his debut season at Kingston Park.
Alex Rowe
Rowe's arrival at the end of 2018 was a major coup for Thunder, as the prop-forward arrived on Tyneside with plenty of Championship experience under his belt. A Maltese international, Rowe has played at the top level after stints with Castleford Tigers and London Broncos in Super League. He had 160 appearances to his name prior to his move to Thunder.
Last time out
The two sides faced each other on the opening day of the 2019 campaign, with the Dons producing a brilliant comeback to get off to the perfect start. With Thunder leading 22-4 at the break, the Dons scored five second-half tries to stun the home side at Kingston Park.


Melanie Jackson has developed a practice that allows her to reflect upon her own implication in larger social systems of circulation and exchange, and the prevailing narratives around everyday commodities that work to normalize our daily consumption of consumer products. Previously she has focused on globalization and popular attitudes towards the new mobility of goods and people, circulating around the world, whilst, in more recent times, her attention has shifted to the mythologies and processes of abstraction that we apply to natural products. Her approach is to try out different tactics of representation, often referencing stories in the media, employing many different techniques, such as drawing, print-making, paper-cutting, origami, sculpture, papier-maché, video, animation, performance, music, installation and other craft traditions, but always keeping her own complicity in the representation of her subject visible, as part of the circulation of meanings around her work. For the Dojima River Biennale, Jackson presented two site-specific installations. In the two-part work, The Undesirables, she referenced simultaneous events taking place in the summer of 2007 along the British coastline in which the subjects of the stories were deemed 'undesirables' by the UK authorities and the media. The first part of this installation was made up of a diorama of etchings reconstructing the wreck of the container ship MSC Napoli off the 'Jurassic' coast of South Devon, and the ensuing media frenzy as a bonanza of consumer goods were washed up on the shoreline – motorbikes, methyl bromide, flip flops, 3600 xhosa bibles, a tractor, face cream, perfume, etc. The unfettered pleasure of this free-for-all soon gave way to a narrative of contempt towards the public as they plundered and laid claim to the consumer goods that had become common property. In the second part of the installation, an animated video interview with nearby dockworkers documented the lengthy measures taken by the UK authorities to detect illegal immigrants coming into port in lorries and containers, like so much detritus washed up on the currents of global trade. Jackson's second installation, The Land of the Eternal Infant (commissioned specifically for the Biennale), took the basic foodstuff of milk as its subject matter, incorporating a mixture of wax-clay sculptures of cows' skulls and coconuts, multi-coloured porcelain and latex spills, a computer animation on a de-constructed screen and a tower of customized consumer products, reflecting on how this staple of everyday life has become a cipher of protracted infancy and postponed desire in contemporary culture. Milk is core to our early development, and socialization, as human beings, but it has also become the basis for a massive process of industrialization and mass-commercialization. As milk is abstracted away from the maternal body, it has been made the subject of numerous mythologies and fantastical associations throughout the course of history. In Japan, the popular milk-based soda drink, Calpis, weaves stories of fermented mare's milk from the Mongol steppes and the Taranbata festival of the stars into it's corporate history, with the polka dot design of its products based upon the constellations of the Milky Way. Meanwhile, in Second World War, the photographic documentation of milk droplets and their slow-motion splashes became the basis for the impact theory of bullet trajectories, and were even used to model the detonation of the atomic bomb. Thus, the artist observes, "that which is associated with the establishment of life is re-routed for the purposes of death", abstracted from maternal care to annihilation.


Why just drink coffee for breakfast when you can eat it too? This Mocha Granola is made from oats and almonds and is the perfect mix of chocolate and coffee.
Combine oats, almonds, sugar, and cacao in a large bowl and set aside.
Heat oil, syrup, Bizzy, and vanilla in a small saucepan over medium heat and stir to combine.
Pour oil mixture overtop of the oats and mix everything together.
Spread granola out over two separate baking sheets and place them in the oven. Bake for 15-20 minutes or until oats are no longer soft.
Remove oats from the oven and wait 5-10 minutes before serving or storing in a container, allowing time for them to harden a bit more.


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Q: jest - Is there a way to check percentage of test coverage? I used following command to run my tests and get a coverage report:
jest --coverage

now I want to check whether percentage of coverage is more than 90% or not in my script file. what should I do ?

A: You can use the coverageThreshold option in your Jest configuration:
https://jestjs.io/docs/en/configuration#coveragethreshold-object
{
  ...
  "jest": {
    "coverageThreshold": {
      "global": {
        "branches": 50,
        "functions": 50,
        "lines": 50,
        "statements": 50
      }
    }
  }
}


» Balder than Paul Simon.
You sure the 2nd picture is him? It doesn't look like him at all.
» » Balder than Paul Simon.
» You sure the 2nd picture is him? It doesn't look like him at all.
Same ears, same nose, same eye color, same lips, same bad hair.
» Same ears, same nose, same eye color, same lips, same bad hair.
Maybe hes been wearing a "trademark Toupe"


Definition: Calcification within an arterty. Two different types can be seen – Monckeberg's medial calcinosis (arteriosclerosis) and Calcified atherosclerotic plaque. Below will include descriptions for both.
Location: Carotid artery bifurcation – near level of C3 – C4 on CBCT and near greater horn of hyoid on pantomographs, facial artery – seen over posterior mandible.
Shape: Linear to curved (same shape as artery) to irregular masses in a vertical orientation.
Internal: Radiopaque lines with radiolucent center (similar to a canal in bone) and/or mixed radiopaque/radiolucent to radiopaque.
Number: May be unilateral or bilateral.
Does the second pantomograph have bilateral ossified stylohyoid ligaments?


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Huntington Asset Services Extends Relationship With Dean Family Of Funds
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COLUMBUS, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Huntington Asset Services, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Huntington Bancshares Incorporated (NASDAQ: HBAN; www.huntington.com), has extended its relationship with Dean Family of Funds through December 2015. Dean has been a Huntington Asset Services client since November 1999.
The Dean Family of Funds focuses on high quality companies that are undervalued, or temporarily out of favor for transitory reasons, that can lead to above average returns.
"Huntington Asset Services has been providing a variety of tax, transfer agency, and distribution services to the Dean Family of Funds, along with our core investment accounting solutions," said Joe Rezabek, president of Huntington Asset Services. "Dean chose to maintain the longstanding partnership with Huntington because of our comprehensive support of their funds, along with our continuing investment in staff and technology."
The Fund's past performance does not guarantee future results. The investment return and principal value of an investment in the Fund will fluctuate so that an investor's shares, when redeemed, may be worth more or less than their original cost. Current performance of the Fund may be lower or higher than the performance quoted. Performance data current to the most recent month end may be obtained by calling 888-899-8343
You should carefully consider the investment objectives, potential risks, management fees, and charges and expenses of the Fund before investing. The Fund's prospectus contains this and other information about the Fund, and should be read carefully before investing. You may obtain a current copy of the Fund's prospectus by calling 888-899-8343, or downloading it by visiting www.deanmutualfunds.com. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. The investment return and principal value of an investment in the Fund will fluctuate so that an investor's shares, when redeemed, may be worth more or less than their original cost.
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About the Dean Family of Funds
Dean Investment Associates, LLC, 3500 Pentagon Blvd., Suite 200, Beavercreek, Ohio 45431 serves as investment advisor to the Funds. Dean is a registered investment adviser and the money management arm of C.H. Dean, Inc., a privately held investment management and financial services firm. Dean is a value manager with a strong commitment to the principles of value investing. Dean, together with C.H. Dean, has been advising individual, institutional and corporate clients since 1972. For over 25 years, Dean has adhered to a conservative, value investing philosophy. As of June 30, 2013, the firm managed approximately $400 million for clients worldwide.
Dean Capital Management, LLC, 7450 West 130th Street, Suite 150, Overland Park, Kansas 66213 serves as sub-advisor to the Mid Cap Value Fund and Small Cap Value Fund. Dean Capital Management, an affiliate of Dean Investment Associates, is a registered investment advisor and provides portfolio management services to the clients of Dean Investment Associates.
About Huntington Asset Services, Inc.
Huntington Asset Services, Inc. has been providing mutual fund service solutions for more than 40 years. Huntington's fully integrated services include fund administration, accounting, transfer agency, compliance, distribution and custody for clients with combined assets of more than $45 billion. Huntington's comprehensive solutions support both standalone and series trust structures. Based in Indianapolis, Huntington Asset Services, Inc. and Unified Financial Securities, Inc. are wholly owned subsidiaries of Huntington Bancshares Incorporated (NASDAQ: HBAN; www.huntington.com), a $56 billion regional bank holding company headquartered in Columbus, Ohio. More information is available at www.HuntingtonAssetServices.com.
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Cynthia Kincaid, 614-480-5415
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Christoph Geiss - Trinity College Faculty Athletics Representative
Christoph Geiss is a geophysicist interested in the magnetic properties of natural materials. He is currently studying soils and lake sediments from the mid-western United States. At Trinity College Christoph is teaching courses in the Physics department and the Environmental Sciences program. He received the College's Bantam Award for his outstanding contributions to the athletic department in 2014.
Faculty Athletics Representative (FAR)
The main responsibilities of the Faculty Athletics Representative (FAR) are:
* to ensure the academic integrity of the College's athletic program
* to serve as an independent advocate for student-athlete well-being
* to contribute to the institutional control of the athletics program
The duties of the FAR include but are not limited to:
1. The FAR is appointed by the President in consultation with the Dean of Students and the Director of Athletics.
2. The FAR assures that all student-athletes meet all NCAA, NESCAC, and College requirements for initial and continuing eligibility for athletic participation, in both practice and intercollegiate competition, These certifications may be performed by College personnel in the Registrar, Admissions, Financial Aid, and Athletics Compliance, but are subject to oversight, review and audit by the FAR. The FAR will, if necessary, review and authorize by signature all NCAA and NESCAC rules waiver applications.|
3. The FAR will meet regularly with the Athletics Compliance Officer to review outstanding compliance and eligibility issues. The FAR will participate in or be informed of investigations of alleged violations of these regulations.
4. The FAR will interact directly with student-athletes, be widely known among student-athletes, and interact specifically with the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). Student-athletes should recognize the FAR as a source of information, support and advice located administratively outside of the Athletic Department.
5. The FAR will collaborate with those individuals specifically charged with student athlete development for the betterment of student-athletes' academic experience. The FAR will coordinate these efforts with and communicate his or her activities to the president.
6. The FAR will work with the Athletics Advisory Committee to evaluate the academic progress and performance of the student-athletes on the various intercollegiate sports teams based on reports or data provided by the Athletic Department and other offices on the campus. The FAR will have access to the data necessary to generate such reports. The FAR will through the AAC provide the faculty with an annual report regarding the academic progress and performance of student-athletes.
7. The FAR will serve as a liaison between the Athletic Department and the College faculty. The FAR in collaboration with the AAC will promote interaction between the College faculty and the Athletic Department, its coaches and the student-athletes.
8. The FAR will periodically attend the meetings of the head coaches, the SAAC, and other athletic-related events, such as competitions, team banquets, Athletic Department awards ceremonies, or others.
9. The FAR will work with the Athletic Department staff to ensure that there is a comprehensive and effective rules education and compliance program on campus.
10. The FAR will represent the College to the NCAA and the NESCAC. Together with the athletic director and President, the FAR will formulate and recommend institutional positions on NCAA legislation and other matters affecting or related to intercollegiate athletics on campus. The FAR will attend NCAA and conference meetings as required and appropriate and will participate in communications among NESCAC FARs and the NESCAC Office.
The purpose of appointing Team Faculty/Administrator Mentors for each of the 29 varsity sports programs is to establish a direct relationship between members of a particular sport team and the Trinity College faculty. The Team Faculty/Administrator Mentor serves as an advocate of the sport, and acts as a liaison leading to a broader network of faculty that can assist student-athletes in meeting immediate and long-term needs. Recognizing most teams vary in the degree to which they need support, the Team Faculty/Administrator Mentor fosters a relationship with his/her team in an effort to satisfy the specific needs of his/her team members.


The Heritage 2020 consultation that took place at the end of 2016 saw valuable contributions from a range of organisations and individuals focused around five themes; Capacity Building, Constructive Conservation and Sustainable Management, Discovery Identification and Understanding, Helping Things to Happen, and Public Engagement. A detailed summary, including how the working groups will take forward suggestions made is now available. Summary of 2016 consultation responses.
Concern over volunteers implemented as a substitute to core Local Authority services while recognising the need for investing in and training volunteers to add value to existing professional capacity.
Heritage 2020 is an initiative that focuses on where collaborative working can deliver benefits for understanding, protecting and engaging with the Historic Environment in England. It brings together organisations from across the historic environment sector to work together to address common priorities in doing so, adding value to the work of individual organisations.


You are working so you probably don't have time to check out TV in the middle of the day, but if you did, you would see the line-up is riddled with cooking shows. It appears whatever demographic is watching TV midday likes to eat or at least get recipe ideas. This isn't good however, because a recent Cornell University study finds food TV lovers who actually cook the recipes are likely to weigh significantly more than those who watch for entertainment purposes only. The study underscores the findings of research from the UK--that TV recipes are higher in calories and fat than the World Health Organization recommendations. Researchers suggest that promoting more nutritious food on cooking shows could help people eat healthier.
Through careful observation, banks too can learn how to create healthier, more productive work environments for employees. One way to begin this journey is to get a check up on what employees value the most about their employers to see where you stand.
In December, Glassdoor announced the winners of its 8th annual "Employees' Choice Awards." These awards honor the Best Places to Work across North America and parts of Europe. Winners are determined by feedback from employees, so the information should be good for all to use.
To make the comparisons most relevant to community banks, we focused on Glassdoor's list of the 50 Best Small & Medium Companies to Work For. Each of these companies has less than 1,000 employees. Perhaps enterprising community banks can use the takeaways gleaned from this feedback to help improve your own corporate culture.
The most important value to consider according to the survey is allowing for the right work/life balance. It's clear from the feedback that employees don't want to feel chained to their desks. They like the fact that companies offer flex-time work options. They also appreciate when employers understand about the need to take off a few hours for the occasional doctor's appointment or dental cleaning. Employees relish when companies are mindful of their well-being outside of work, offering fitness incentives and other perks like a paid vacation day on their birthday.
Another significant suggestion by employees was that they feel more valued when they are recognized as individuals. Employees want management to know them and acknowledge their efforts on an individual basis. They don't like being just another face in the crowd. It's a boon when management takes the time to get to know the individuals in an organization. Employees also enjoy having their opinions valued and when everyone works together for the collective good of the organization.
Creating a fun and relaxed atmosphere is yet another valuable effort to consider. Employees like it best when work doesn't feel like work. The best is when people enjoy what they are doing and genuinely want to be at work. Employees said they like it when companies do things to make them feel good about being at the office. Food is often a motivator. For instance, employees seem to really love when companies host employee appreciation parties or events like Bagel Wednesdays or Pizza Fridays. Also popular is when companies provide a fully-stocked food pantry for those who get the munchies during the workday.
Lastly, providing career development opportunities will also generate a source of pride in the workplace. Employees particularly want leadership opportunities. They crave new and exciting growth opportunities, creative freedom and opportunities for internal promotion. They like working for companies where new ideas are encouraged. They also like to feel that coworkers are supportive of their efforts and guidance and mentoring opportunities are plentiful.
Clearly many ingredients have to be mixed together to make up a healthy workforce, and it is important for banks to add their own flavorings into this process. Focus first on what your employees value and then continue to tinker until you find the recipe that brings you long-term success.
US stocks fell and the dollar rose during a quiet day for yields after jobs data was released.
A CCG Catalyst study of millennials finds: about 90% have a financial services relationship with a bank or credit union; 68% use online banking to manage activities; 48% use checkbooks; 46% use digital banking to pay bills; 44% send money online; and 39% make mobile deposits.
The Wall Street Journal reports research by FICO finds debit card fraud has reached a 20Y high. The same article points out that fraud at bank branch ATMs has jumped 174% over the prior year and off-site ATM fraud has soared 317%.
The CFPB has warned banks that they must make sure information received from credit reporting companies is accurate when determining consumer creditworthiness or face enforcement action.
Cleveland Fed President Mester said that while the path of fed rate hikes will depend on the economic outlook and are data dependent, she expects current economic conditions (including volatility in financial markets and oil prices) "will evolve in a way that will warrant rates moving up gradually over time to more normal levels."
Research by Deloitte on commercial real estate (CRE) conditions for 2016 projects: there will be higher demand for dynamically configurable spaces; subleasing will be bigger than leasing; leasing approaches and lease administration will undergo significant transformation; and the collaborative economy is coming to real estate sooner than expected.
TransUnion reports the number of people taking out unsecured personal loans has climbed 30% since 2013. Many have used the proceeds to pay down more expensive credit card debt or boost savings accounts.
Bloomberg reports the weekly percentage change in goods carried by train in the US has been in the red and declined every week since Q1 of 2015.


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Cameron Park is a census-designated place abbreviated (CDP) in California, USA and 70 miles west of South Lake Tahoe. It is part of the Sacramento metropolitan region with the approximate population of about 19,437. The average household income is about $104,415 with the growth rate estimated as 0.27%.
Many homes in Cameron Park have aircraft sheds (oversized garages) that contain personal aircraft, which allow residents to commute from work to home by air. The nearby airport (Cameron Airpark, O61) is a community airport which has economic significance to the neighboring region. With these developments, the city has been a significant contributor to drug trafficking and substance abuse. Some of the most commonly abused drugs in the state include amphetamines, heroin, and marijuana with thousands of yearly rehab admissions every year. In the past few years, admissions for opioid addiction (such as buprenorphine and methadone) has been increasing steadily.
If you live in Cameron Park, and have fallen victim to substance abuse don't hesitate to seek treatment. There are enormous resources at your disposal.
Further research also indicates that in 2013, the overall number of first accesses for substance abuse in California was estimated at 156,937 with Cameron Park having a significant influence on these figures. An analysis of the top six drug-addicted patients treated in California is as follows.
Opioids had 8,628 patients with 5.5% growth.
With the above figures in the state of California, Cameron Park had a significance record which increased the percentage growth of these substance abuses which led to concern to control this growth.
A Research studied in 2016 indicated that the residents living in poverty in Cameron Park was 11.7%. Also, the overall rate of crime in Cameron Park is 3% greater than the national average. For instance, for every 100,000 people in California, statistics indicated 7.99 daily crimes happen in Cameron Park.
Drug and alcohol use continue to be significant concerns for Sacramento County and Cameron Park residents. The good news is, no matter where you live, help is available for overcoming addiction and improving your life. Find substance abuse treatment in Sacramento easily by giving us a call.
Amphetamine is a central nervous system (CNS) stimulant that influences chemicals in the nerves and brain which lead to impulse control hyperactivity. Its medicinal uses include treating attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), obesity, and narcolepsy. However, most residents in Cameron Park have formed a habit of misusing this medicine as a drug of abuse. Since it is a drug prescribed in many countries, unauthorized distribution and possession of amphetamine are regularly actively controlled because of the significant risks in health linked with its recreational use.
Heart problems signs such as trouble breathing, chest pain, and feeling like you might faint or lose consciousness.
Signs of psychosis such as hallucinations, hostility, aggression, and paranoia.
Circulation problems such as numbness, cold feeling, pain, changes in skin color especially in your fingers or toes.
Dry mouth, unpleasant or unusual taste in the mouth.
Heroin is a dangerous and very addictive prohibited substance produced from morphine. Residents of Cameron Park are habitually becoming reliant on its abuse. Even after using the drug for the first time most of the residents suffer from severe physical and psychological withdrawal symptoms if the drug is not available.
Lower than average body temperature.
Poor skin conditions as a result of scratching.
Why Is Drug Addiction Rehab Important in Cameron Park?
Everyone realizes that recovering from drug or substance addiction is not easy. However, with the help of various rehabilitation center available in Cameron Park, the addicted people have high chances to transform their lives. Through the excellent rehabilitation programs available, they can excellently improve their lives and recover fully.
The drug and substance abuse treatment services and facilities in Cameron Park through the rehabilitation centers have helped many patients who have even started enjoying healthy and fulfilling lives. The main reason is that these programs help residents addicted to severe drugs and substance abuse to get a more in-depth awareness of themselves. Additionally, they acquire skills on how to maintain being sober even after accomplishing their proper treatments.
The journey to a sober and healthy life is not an easy and quick one. It involves a lifelong devotion or commitment to hard work. The rewards a person gains from transforming into an experience of recovery from addiction, however, are immense and worth the effort. Therefore, the journey to full recovery from addiction begins with simple steps forward just like any journey.
In the assessment process, a rehabilitation professional ask a drug addict several questions to know about his condition. The health professional may examine the psychological and physical conditions emerging in the patient and assemble a list of the symptoms during the assessment. Results are then evaluated to determine whether the addict is wholly or partially addicted to the substance or drugs.
Once the assessment process is complete, the health professional will know the exact treatment for the addiction. Any negative impacts on your family members and community affected directly by the addict are also addressed.
Drug or substance addicts have to undergo the pre-intake process and then get admission to a rehab center. A health officer will record signs and symptoms of the patient, physical examinations and how long the patient has suffered from drug abuse. A lab test is also necessary to determine the level of drug abuse in the patient's body. Once all the required details are established, the rehab professional may know whether the patient needs inpatient or outpatient services.
Intake is the process of establishing whether a specific rehab center will match your needs. During this stage, a rehab professional may recommend the best centers which are most important to an addict. A rehab professional will ask questions as the addict goes through some diagnostic or screenings test. Doing so will best determine how the process can optimally adapt its treatment plan to an addict's needs and addiction state. The center will also require knowing how severe an addiction has affected a patient, the personal history of drug use, and the family history of addiction. Additionally, at this stage, financial conditions, available payment choices, and options such as direct payments, insurance cover, among others will also be addressed.
Most drug and substance addictions need a detoxification phase at the beginning of the rehabilitation process. During the detox stage, a rehab expert will remove all the substance and drug traces present in the body. In some circumstances, a patient will receive medication for maintenance to minimize the withdrawal symptoms related to certain drugs such as opiate, heroin, and prescription drugs.
The period a patient has used the drug or substance abuse.
The patient's unique body metabolism and composition.
If other addictions involved still exists.
The specific drug and substance abuse dosage that a patient was using.
Detoxification is normally a safe procedure when performed in a supervised medical setting. While detox for specific patients and substances can be severe or deadly in some cases fatal, it's not recommended for them detox themselves at home.
Inpatient treatment procedures take addicted patients to a treatment facility that provides 24/7 care from a supervising staff. The primary importance of inpatient care is to eliminate stress by keeping the patient away from temptation and minimize relapse during rehab and detox.
A residential treatment center also referred to as rehab, is a healthcare program that provides treatment to patients who are incapable of enjoying a healthy life by themselves. Also, it is a type of live-in program that helps addicts recover from some mental and behavioral health issues. Patients receiving residential treatment at these centers may miss their families since they spend time improving at the centers. However, in some circumstances, a resident's loved ones or family members can be requested to participate in counseling with the patients too.
In these treatment centers, patients may receive extended nursing that will help them obtain detox from a drug or substance addiction and go through therapy to help them remain sober.
A partial hospitalization program offers similar services as a residential treatment program, but it allows a patient to spend evenings at home. Therefore, the patients will not have home-life disruption, and they get access to all therapies, counseling, and aftercare help, for five days every week and a minimum of six hours daily. This process will also give them restoration back into the home environment and daily routines. The primary purpose of the program is to improve a patient's surviving abilities and recognize their therapeutic requirements along with focusing on how to deal with these needs progressively.
Outpatient treatment is similar to inpatient programs, with the difference being a patient allowed to return home every night after receiving treatment. If the patient has essential work or family obligations, there is freedom to maintain some of those responsibilities.
Outpatient care is an excellent choice for patients with more minor or short-term addictions. In this treatment, addicts can visit the rehabilitation center regularly to get therapy. Treatment can be given once or several times each week, or they can last nearly three hours every day.
The outpatient treatment is further classified into Intensive Outpatient Program/Treatment (IOP). It is a treatment service and support program for addicted patients which does not rely on detoxification. IOP functions on a small level and does not involve the partial day intensive residential services which are usually provided by the more extensive, and comprehensive treatment facilities.
The standard IOP program gives patients services of 10 to 12 hours per week. It also allows the patients to take part in their daily activities, or work, and then participate in therapy at an appropriate rehab center in the morning or the evening hours.
If treatment period for a patient ends, full recovery does not happen immediately. Aftercare is necessary as a follow up where a health professional monitors the patient's post-treatment progress since it's the process that will strengthen the process towards complete recovery. There are various aftercare options which can help to prevent future relapse and to maintain skills learned during the rehabilitation process.
Enjoying better relationships with family members and friends.
Accepting change from the old addictive conditions.
Being confident that relapsing to addiction will not occur again.
Engaging your mind and body to positive actions.


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Helper method called to (try to) locate deserializer for given sub-type of
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Method called to handle set of one or more unknown properties,
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The Bishop of Edinburgh, the Rt Revd Dr John Armes, was delighted to announce that the The Revd John Conway, has been appointed the new Provost of St Mary's Cathedral.
The Revd John Conway has been the Rector of St Martin of Tours, Gorgie/Dalry in Edinburgh since 2001 and will take up his new role in September.
"The Cathedral, with its prominent location in the centre of Edinburgh, its wonderful liturgies and excellent music, and its wider role in the life of our cosmopolitan city, is also, along with the Bishop himself, a central focus of our Diocese and our common mission to respond in faith to God. Working with the Bishop and the Cathedral team I relish the opportunity to build on and develop those roles.
The Revd John Conway succeeds the Very Revd Dr Graham Forbes, who has been in post since 1990 and is retiring at the end of June.


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Although Japan is often associated with its consumption of rice, bakeries are becoming more and more common in Japan. Alys Bannister investigates the intricate and complex history of bread in the country.
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"The Japanese have taken aspects they like about white rice and translated it into their bread making"
In 2011, the Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications found that families were spending more on bread than they were on rice, marking the first time in Japanese history that bread took a bigger bite of household budgets. The popularity of bread is evidenced in the ubiquity of bakeries across Japanese cities; according to Grace Lawrence, a British emigrant living in Tokyo, there is at least one panya-san (bread shop) in any big train station, and many others scattered around city street corners and back-alleys. Is this a sign of culinary cultural imperialism from the West, or a demonstration of how different food cultures can intersect and influence one another?
Hungry samurai
In Japan bread has been, and continues to be, a food loaded with historical significance. It was first brought to the country by accident, when a ship of Portuguese traders and missionaries washed up on the shores of Nagasaki in 1543. Partly as a result of Japan closing its borders to Westerners a century later, bread was not incorporated into mainstream Japanese diet. However, Japanese people did adopt the Portuguese word for bread: pan, which is a variation of the Portuguese world pão.
For the next few centuries, Western-style bread remained undesirable to Japanese palates, perhaps due to its perceived hard texture and lack of flavour. During times of food scarcity, cheap, industrially-produced loaves were predominately used as substitute for white rice; during the first Opium War (1839-1842), mass-produced loaves were used as a cheap foodstuff to feed hungry samurai. Similarly, after World War II, loaves made using imported wheat and powdered milk bread became a common component of the school lunch (kyushoku) system and were seen as a symbol of American occupation.
Interestingly, it was also during this period when bread started to have a revolution in Japan. In 1875, a former samurai, Yasubei Kimura, aspired to create a type of bread which was better suited to Japanese tastes and subsequently created the anpan, a soft white bun, filled with sweet red bean paste. Kimura's buns were an instant success and began to grow both in popularity and variety of flavours, leading to the creation of of jam-pan, cream-pan, and kāre-pan (filled with a thick curry sauce), amongst others. In the same way, during the post-war occupation era, American-style white, soft, sweet, milk loaves called shokupan, which literally means 'eating bread', were introduced.
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Shokupan, which can be found in every Japanese bakery and supermarket to this day, is made using the tangzhong method. This involves making a thick roux (or tangzhong) of milk and white bread flour, allowing it to cool, and adding torn up pieces of it to an enriched dough made of butter, white bread flour, milk, sugar, egg, and dried yeast. It is most characteristically similar to the French brioche, and often served as thick, square, slices in the form of toast or sandwiches, such as katsu sando - a breaded pork cutlet between two thick shokupan slices.
The adoption of a Western dish, adapted to meet local tastes, is not an unfamiliar concept in Japan: the process is known as iitoko-dori, literally best-part taking. I asked Emily Takeuchi-Brown, a Japanese student living in London, whether she believes traditional Japanese cuisine is in danger of being replaced by their Western culinary influences. "Japanese cuisine is not under threat as it is has proven to adapt Western dishes to fit their tastes, whilst still maintaining a strong sense of cultural identity," she said. "The Japanese have taken aspects they like about white rice and translated it into their bread making." She also noted how Japanese cooking has influenced Western dishes, pointing to the growing popularity of edamame-based products such as soy and miso in Western cuisine. "It's a two-way dialogue," she affirmed.
"The popularity of bread is evidenced in the ubiquity of bakeries across Japanese cities"
Japanese-style bakeries are also popping up across the UK. Happy Sky Bakery is a Japanese bakery in Shepherd's Bush, London, run by World Bread Award-winning Motoko McNulty. The bakery celebrates Japanese-style Real Bread. Motoko opened her bakery in 2007 "to spread the taste of Japanese bread" across London, as she could never find such baked goods when she moved to the UK. Her parents had always made bread from scratch and she wanted to emulate this in her business, baking breads with "natural ingredients, no preservatives, and no artificial chemicals." She produces a variety of Japanese-style breads, cakes and buns, including shokupan, anpan, edamame and cheese buns, and her World Bread Award-winning 'chocolate volcano' buns.
Meanwhile in Japan, crusty breads - such as the French baguette (furansu pan) - are becoming more common, but remain exclusive to specialist bakeries. Sourdough loaves are a rarity and often expensive, predominantly offered in Western-style coffee shops or wholefood-style establishments. Although bread is increasingly being incorporated into the national diet, it is evident that it is not completely replacing traditional cuisine; according to the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries, in 2015, Japan produced 1.2 million tonnes of bread (or, at least, industrial loaf products) in comparison to 8 million tonnes of rice.
As a country that has never been colonised, modern Japanese cuisine is a refreshing insight into how non-American, non-European cultures appropriate elements of Western foods whilst retaining a deep-rooted cultural identity.
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What makes a good social media presence?
Some people have the idea that the creation of a good social media presence has an element of luck to it, the idea that it was the right place, the right idea and the right time. While all these things are vital to the success of a company on social media, luck has nothing to do with it. Luck is for gamblers. Business relies on an approach that is thoroughly thought out.
A strong marketing strategy on social media isn't too dissimilar to the traditional TVC or even radio marketing strategy. The common elements to a marketing success story have been the same since the creation of marketing — making it easy to remember and talk about products with family and friends. Word of mouth is still the foundation; it's just the devices that have been upgraded. Instead of talking about the latest amazing TVC we've seen, it's watched on YouTube then shared with people over Facebook and Twitter.
No longer is the water cooler the place to be. All that information is now in your pocket, on your phone. 78% of Twitter is conducted on mobile devices — which is why it's called 'the SMS of the internet'. Over 945 million Facebook users access their pages on their mobiles. This is why the first step most companies new to social media do is to have someone design their websites specifically to be mobile friendly. If it can't be seen and shared easily it will be dismissed. Google thinks mobile is so strong that it is changing its algorithm to rank mobile friendly sites above pc-only sites. So, the first rule of a successful transition has to be design before content.
It is important that you brand is strong on social media and is designed specifically for those channels, just as you would for a print campaign. Remember that a poorly designed social presence can have a negative impact on your brand, so it's important to be strategic about how you want your business to be viewed by your audience.
Social media branding: do it right and social can both make you look good and give you increased click throughs to your website. Win!
Social media style analysis for content and images: everything you produce should reflect your brand and reflect it in a style that blends with your image.
Create a social media calendar: set up goals for each channel and fill in the gaps to flesh out a strong schedule for you to refer to. This will make it easier for your business to meet social media goals.
Hook up Google Analytics to track your progress. It's always good to know your ROI.
We'll be writing more on the changes to the Google algorithm and how it affects businesses, so keep an eye out for future blog posts. In the meantime, if you're concerned about how your brand is appearing across social media and on mobile devices, get in touch at info@popdotmedia.com.


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Principal Life Insurance Company has provided a $78 million acquisition loan on a four-building Cottonwood Corporate Center office complex in Salt Lake City, Utah. The seven year loan with a fixed 2.98 interest rate went to Hines Global REIT II, which purchased the property for $140 million, the SEC filing shows
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Principal Life Insurance Company has provided a $78 million acquisition loan on the four-building Cottonwood Corporate Center office complex in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The seven year loan with a fixed 2.98 percent interest rate went to Hines Global REIT II, which purchased the property for $140 million, an SEC filing shows. Cottonwood Corporate Center consists of 490,030 square feet of net rentable space that is 91 percent leased. Current tenants at the 2755-2855 East Cottonwood Parkway property include SanDisk, Extra Space Storage and 23 additional firms. The complex was constructed between 1997 and 2000.
Before the Cottonwood purchase, the borrower had acquired a total of three properties worth an aggregate of $186.7 million as of March 31, 2016. The private real estate firm Hines Securities launched the trust in 2014. Principal Financial Group, the lender's parent company, had $547.7 billion in assets under management at the end of the first quarter this year.
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we bottled our beer with a wine gravity filler machine but the problem is that the beer stays in a tub in contact with oxygen. To reduce oxydation we add metabisulphite. The problem is the smell of the beer.
A part changing the filler machine, it is in program, how can solve it at the moment?
We still use a 6 spout filler for our bottle fermented aged beers. Fresh bottling yeast, no antioxydants, around 20C, bottling sugar dissolved and mixed in the beer.
Is there a lid on top of your gravity filler?
If so you can partly purge it and your hose with CO2, for what it's worth.
But it's really only good for bottle fermented beers. And you won't get a good and quick refermentation (what you want to prevent oxydation) if the beer is cold and filled with antioxidants (some of which will stop the bottling yeast from working at all).
So you suggest to bottle with a beer not too cold in order to do a quick refermentation which can stop oxydation?


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I feel like I've tried everything, see on the right hand side how it includes Jun because the date on the last item would be something like 2019-05-02, but I want to hide the whitespace if possible!

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21. novmber 2016. Keskerakonna esimees Jüri Ratas, Isamaa ja Res Publica Liidu esimees Margus Tsahkna ning Sotsiaaldemokraatliku Erakonna esimees Jevgeni Ossinovski allkirjastavad koalitsioonilepingu.
Chairman of the Center Party Jüri Ratas was given powers to form Estonia's next government with 53 votes after three hours of answering MPs' questions in the parliament yesterday.
Ratas pointed out a personal matter that made coalition talks difficult for him after the round of questions. "I'm saddened by the fact that we are one MP short today," he said, referring to his father, Rein Ratas, who was kept from voting for his son's ascent to the prime minister's seat by an illness.
The new coalition of the Center Party, Pro Patria Res Publica Union (IRL), and the Social Democrat Party (SDE) has 56 seats in the Riigikogu. The new government was approved with 53 votes due to the absence, in addition to Rein Raud, of Mark Soosaar (SDE) and Center Party member Peeter Ernits abstaining from voting. The rest of the votes held.
In a situation where Center and the social democrats were quick to set up their ministers, clarity regarding IRL was achieved yesterday morning.
While coalition talks saw the participation of Riigikogu National Defense Committee chairman Marko Mihkelson, now set to chair the foreign affairs committee, perceived by many as having earned either the foreign or defense portfolio, things turned out differently, and IRL's defense portfolio will go to party chairman Margus Tsahkna.
Mihkelson said that the outcome is no tragedy nor holds any intrigue for him; however, voices from within the party suggest otherwise. There are those who find Tsahkna could have remained social minister or taken the finance portfolio instead. Current Minister of Finance Sven Sester announced that he definitely wants to continue, which is understandable at the time of putting the finishing touches on the state budget. Tsahkna definitely wanted to bring a woman into the government, and Kaia Iva's nomination as social protection minister serves the equality principle.
The Riigikogu will elect a new board the week after next, where Ratas' deputy chairman position will probably go to Center's Enn Eesmaa, with the other deputy chairmanship given to the oppositional Reform Party. This ousts IRL's Helir-Valdor Seeder, who was seen as a candidate for environment minister but eventually lost to current minister Marko Pomerants after the latter allegedly asked the party to give him one reason his should not stay on. Seeder will probably come to chair a Riigikogu committee.
Tsahkna and Mihkelson talked before IRL's managing committee meeting yesterday morning and again after decisions concerning ministerial positions had been made. Tsahkna said the men understand each other – the situation was one where the party chairman's absence from the government and transition to the Riigikogu, that was considered for a time, is not a good idea.
Tsahkna commended his professional team and said that while it is always difficult to allocate positions, there was no voting or horse-trading in the committee, and the decision was made in unison.
Change of government will probably bring to the parliament current Mayor of Sindi Marko Šorin, Nõmme borough elder Tiit Terik, Viljandi city government member Helmut Hallemaa, Deputy Mayor of Sillamäe Eevi Paasmäe, and Vinni Parish Elder Toomas Väinaste from the Center Party.
The social democrats' ministerial shuffle will open the doors of the parliament to Liisa Oviir, Hardi Volmer, Barbi-Jenny Pilvre-Storgard, and Kalev Kotkas.
The Reform Party's Riigikogu faction will be reinforced with recent ministers. Taavi Rõivas, Maris Lauri, Jürgen Ligi, Urmas Kruuse, Kristen Michal, Hanno Pevkur, and Arto Aas will all be returning to the parliament, ousting Andre Sepp, Rait Maruste, Kristjan Kõljalg, Mati Raidma, Vilja Toomast, Peep Aru, and Imre Sooäär.
President Kersti Kaljulaid expects the new composition of the government to meet her in Kadriorg at 4.30 p.m. today. The new government will take its oath of office in the Riigikogu and the President will release the current government from office tomorrow afternoon.


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"Like a slow, seductive lover, Allende teases, tempts and titillates with mesmerizing stories and legends about gluttony—sexual and otherwise."
"Thankfully, in this sophisticated defense of pleasure, novelist Allende puts the joy back into eating and loving with all the panache that marks the best of her fiction. Though passionate about her subject, she remains consistently whimsical with this mix of anecdotes, recipes and advice designed to enhance any romantic encounter. As always, her secret weapon is honesty."
"The sensuality she absorbed from those books made Allende's writing as erotic as Neruda's 'Body of a Woman,' as tactile as his 'Ode to Tomatoes.' The imagination they engendered made her as compelling a storyteller as the inventive heroine of Arabian Nights.
"Allende's book is not a primer for beginning lovers or novice cooks. Rather, it is deliciously deliberate provocation for those looking to refresh long-ago acquired and lustily honed skills."
"Aphrodite explores the enduring and passionate bond between the culinary and the carnal—and concocts a heady stew of amour and cuisine."
"In Aphrodite, Latin American novelist Isabel Allende treats recipes as magic spells of eroticism."
"Engaging, deliciously detailed and something of an aphrodisiac itself, Allende's wide-ranging meditation on the methodology of seduction is sure to excite as many literary appetites as libidinous ones."
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"Isabel Allende's Aphrodite: A Memoir of the Senses was born out of raw emotion following the protracted illness of her daughter. After a three-year period of grief-induced hibernation, Allende started having erotic dreams about food—nightly she swam in swimming pools filled with creamy rice pudding that filled every crevice of her body, and repeatedly she devoured a naked Antonio Banderas, slathered in guacamole and salsa on a Mexican tortilla…
Allende, through her own awakening, simultaneously takes us on a journey through our own senses, rekindles our forgotten passions, reminds us of our basic human instincts and, in doing so, soothes our busy minds and tortured souls like a healing balm or a lovingly prepared chicken soup…
This is her first work of non-fiction, yet it reads like a fantastical, magical story. It is about appetites, desire, pleasure. It is about life, love, and relationships. And of course it's all cooked typical Allende style…
Some of the delicious ingredients include uninhibited, hot-blooded Chilean passion, hilarious insights into love and relationships, magical myths and legends, well-researched anecdotes, archaic rituals, and juicy morsels of historical trivia. Did you know, for instance, that a spell still practiced in some parts of rural Great Britain involves a woman kneading flour, water, and lard, sprinkling the dough with her saliva, placing it between her legs 'to endow it with the form and savor of her secret parts', baking it, and offering it to the elusive lover she is trying to ensnare? Allende provides us with a number of simple and more exotic recipes designed to incite passion…she infuses them with her own witty and wise poetic magic. A recipe for pigeons requires one to 'catch two doves and wring their necks without compassion…' This is certainly not the first time that the function of food as much more than a mere necessity for survival has been written about…With all due respect to the other books, Allende's Aphrodite surpasses them through its richness. This soup she has prepared is so alive. It doesn't stop to simmer for one moment, but bubbles, boils and steams with the intensity of an erupting volcano. And why would one expect it to stop and simmer, when one of the seeds from which it germinated was a naked, sauce-streaked, tortilla-encased Antonio Banderas?
This is the most perfect soup I have ever had the pleasure of devouring. It brings me back to a very delicious, feeling, feminine place. It put my everyday worries into perspective. It satisfies at many levels. It engages, delights and entertains mouthful after delicious mouthful."
—Julia Hebaiter, food writer
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The rum was a present so I wont look for pricing. It has a nice smoothness to it at first, but a steong ending. It is suitable for introducing people to rum. That being said there are smoother and better ones out there, still above average in my opinion.
Intense nose mainly vanilla and caramel. Lets guess a sweet balance, that is confirmed in the mouth. This makes the rhum too heavy and kills any character, class it could have. I am not fan of this kind of rhum, and really perfer dry ones, from french Antilles for example.


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The mills were principally in the south Lancashire and Stockport areas, where Pear Mill, Bredbury was a notable building. The company took over Alder Mill, Bedford Mill, Firs Mills, Hall Lane Mill, Mather Lane Mill and Brooklands Mill (Mather Lane No 3 Mill) in Leigh. Howe Bridge Mills and Laburnum Mills in Atherton, Holden Mill at Astley Bridge in Bolton, Kearsley Mill in Kearsley and Walkden Mill in Walkden were also owned by the company.

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