Get a first insight into our restaurant. The lovely view of the inland port is only half as stunning in the pictures however. Enough reasons to come over and enjoy the flair of the Restaurant "Zur alten Mühle". We are looking forward to cooking for you soon. If you are planning a party or are interested in our delivery service, we will discuss everything with you individually.
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Allow yourself to be convinced of the extraordinary atmosphere of our restaurant. Here are some of our pictures that show you the Nordic flair you will experience.
Entrance of the restaurant "Zur alten Mühle" in Glückstadt..
The dining area at the restaurant offers lots of space in an appealing atmosphere.
Enjoy Glückstadt's matie specialties at the restaurant "Zur alten Mühle".
Our restaurant is located directly at the waterfront of Glückstadt's inland port.
Lean back and enjoy culinary fish-specialties created by our chefs.


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Highlights: Jan-March 2013
You would have thought that things would calm down on the health policy beat after the disappointing election results, but it has been as crazy busy as ever! We've presented testimonies and written five papers for state legislatures on Medicaid, spoken to business groups, and organized briefings and conference calls to advance positive solutions to address the entitlement tsunami facing our country. Read on for highlights.
In addition, Grace-Marie was honored by being named by House Speaker John Boehner as one of his three nominees to the Long Term Care Commission. She served in 2005-06 on the Medicaid Commission during the Bush administration so this will be a new opportunity to inject market-based policy solutions into the debate.
We have written papers on the 12 reasons states should not expand Medicaid, tailored to Virginia, Florida, Tennessee, Ohio, with a fifth paper aggregating all of our arguments. National Review Online published a commentary based upon the papers we wrote with Avik Roy of the Manhattan Institute, "Twelve Reasons to say no to Medicaid expansion."
Grace-Marie Turner's commentary, "Affordable Care Act will impose new burdens on consumers, businesses," was published in more than 30 papers around the country and the world, including The Orange County Register, the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, the Kansas City Star and overseas publications, together reaching more than 5 million readers.
Forbes magazine published Grace-Marie's commentary on actions in Congress to block harm from the health overhaul law, "With ObamaCare's Repeal Blocked, Congress Works to Dismantle and Defund It."
National Review Online published Grace-Marie's commentary "A Wise and Workable Strategy for Replacing Obamacare."
NRO also published Grace-Marie's commentary "Eye-popping Costs for Employer-Provided Health Insurance."
Investor's Business Daily published Grace-Marie's commentary on "Obamacare still violates religious rights"
We wrote for NRO a piece on the HHS mandate and why the Obama administration's latest rule is no accommodation at all: "The HHS Mandate Isn't Fixed".
We wrote a commentary for The Hill, "Part D Can Be a Model for Medicare Reform".
And we also wrote for Forbes a column about "How sensationalist claims undermine responsible federal budgeting."
We published a dozen posts to the Galen website including: "Why health costs are rising!" "Saving Medicare: A market cure for an ailing program," "ObamaCare sticker shock: It gets worse," "House Republican leaders offer solution to depleted pre-existing condition fund," and "Hot off the presses: 21-page ObamaCare application."
And our most popular offering was a series of links in "ObamaCare Illustrated" that visualized the bureaucracy of the law, including long application forms and a 7-foot-tall stack of the 20,000 pages of regulations written so far to implement the law.
Galen in the News
We hit the airwaves with interviews on The Steve Malzberg Show, The Small Business Advocate, The Drew Mariani Show, The Joe Thomas Show, Radio America, and City on a Hill. Grace-Marie also was interviewed during a speaking visit in Kentucky about the impact of the new health law on premiums and patient access to care. She spoke about resistance to ObamaCare on Atlanta's Butler on Business, as well as appearing twice onThe Kudlow Report on CNBC.
Speeches and briefings
Grace-Marie spoke about "The Future of Free Market Healthcare" at the Tennessee Association of Health Underwriters Symposium, and she also spoke in Lexington, KY, to the Central Kentucky Association of Health Underwriters.
At a briefing on Capitol Hill organized by the House Pro-Life Caucus, Grace-Marie spoke about the threat to religious liberty from the HHS mandate.
Grace-Marie testified before the Tennessee House and Senate regarding the dangers of Medicaid expansion and how it would affect Tennessee.
Galen hosted, with the American Enterprise Institute and The Heritage Foundation, two Capitol Hill briefings: "What to do when ObamaCare fails" featuring Tom Miller, AEI, Jim Capretta, Ethics and Public Policy Center, and Nina Owcharenko of Heritage; and "Should States Expand Medicaid?" with Joe Antos of AEI and Grace-Marie.
We connected with members of our State Leaders Group during two conference calls we co-hosted with the Institute for Policy Innovation and the State Policy Network: the first, featuring Avik Roy of the Manhattan Institute and Chris Conover from Duke University on "States and the Medicaid Expansion Trap," and the second featuring healthcare actuary Mark Litow and Merrill Matthews of the Institute for Policy Innovation, who discussed inevitable premium increases under ObamaCare and how they will affect the states, businesses, and citizens.
We also continue our outreach with grassroots organizations with our "Pro-Patient Minute" dispatches.
Grace-Marie met with numerous state officials during two trips to Tennessee, testifying at the invitation of Rep. Jeremy Durham and Sen. Brian Kelsey, and meeting with House Speaker Beth Howell and Governor Bill Haslam to discuss Medicare expansion alternatives for Tennessee. We worked in close partnership with the Beacon Center of Tennessee in arranging the meetings.
Grace-Marie organized a meeting between health policy colleagues and officials of the Patient Centers Outcomes Research Institute.
Grace-Marie met with John Mackey of Whole Foods during a forum at Cato featuring his new book, Conscious Capitalism: Liberating the Heroic Spirit of Business.
Grace-Marie met with Utah Gov. Gary Herbert about Utah's likely losing battle to have its exchange approved as ObamaCare compliant.
Grace-Marie attended, with other colleagues, a briefing with Texas A&M Private Enterprise Research Center scholars Thomas Saving and Andrew Rettenmaier on sensible Medicare reform.
Grace-Marie attended a conference at AEI, "Big health: Consolidation and competition under the Affordable Care Act."
We attended several meetings of the Repeal Coalition on Capitol Hill and attended numerous meetings with congressional staffers to discuss specific policy proposals on entitlement reform.
Grace-Marie attended the CPAC conference in Washington, DC, in March including the Ronald Reagan dinner featuring former Florida Governor Jeb Bush.
We attended numerous other meetings to discuss new initiatives and health policy ideas with government officials, industry leaders, member associations, and other policy experts.

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Thin, sensitive and selective mixture
Research produces filters through the junction of metallic oxides and cellulose
Issue # 57
A new family of chemical filters with potential for use in laboratories and industries has been developed by research workers of the Institute of Chemistry of the State University of Campinas (Unicamp). They are thin and microscopic films, composed of cellulose fibers or membranes with a covering of metallic oxides, in a junction called a composite. These filters have selective characteristics according to each individual formulation. When the filters are used in a chemical analysis, they enable the substance which is of particular interest to researchers to stand out from the other multitude of substances.
A good example is the identification of chromium 6, a potentially highly toxic element for both man and the environment. Chromium 6 is found in industrial waste, mainly in effluents from leather tanning industries and in general is accompanied by chromium 3 (with low toxic levels), thus making its identification difficult. By using a composition of titanium oxide and cellulose as a filter, it is possible to detect minute levels of chromium 6.
The research was coordinated by Professor Yoshitaka Gushikem of the Department of Inorganic Chemistry of the Institute of Chemistry of Unicamp. The project: "Properties of Composites of Metallic Oxides/ Cellulose: Development of New Chemically Modified Membranes and Fibers" was financed by FAPESP via its Research Support program. The work, which was carried out between 1997 and 1999, resulted in a patent request and the publication of the chapter "Preparation of Oxide-Coated Cellulose Fiber", in the book "Polymer Interfaces and Emulsions", edited in the USA by Professor Kunio Esumi of the Science University of Tokyo.
Although the cellulose/metallic oxide composites are still restricted to the university, their potential applications to industry are substantial. For example, they are able to remove all the heavy metals present in ethanol fuel. Another application of this filter would be the removal of copper from the Brazilian sugar cane drink, cachaça, thus guaranteeing a purer quality drink. Traces of this metal are found in cachaça because preparation takes place in distilleries which contain copper.
Compounded with oxygen
Substances are used in the manufacturing of composites, which react to what one wants to detect, filter or isolate. The variation of the oxygen compounds occurs according to the choice of the metal. Metals are compounded with oxygen and for this reason are called metallic oxides. According to Gushikem, it would be difficult to use other substances in the place of metallic oxides. As a rule, acids and chemical bases, contain no metal in their composition and do not remain deposited on cellulose. Furthermore, metallic oxides remain insoluble in the liquid environment in which the chemical reactions take place. Made up of microscopic particles, the aspect of a metallic oxide is one of a very dispersed fine powder like a very fine talcum powder.
Cellulose was chosen due to its stability both in mechanical and chemical terms. Research scientists were accustomed to placing very fine coverings of metallic oxides on other surfaces such as silica. Based on years of know-how built up from research, it has become easier to develop filters substituting silica and other substrates for cellulose. When heated, manipulated or inserted into other chemical substances, cellulose does not break, nor crumble and is not easily destroyed. For the filter to be prepared, a coating with an extremely fine layer of film made of metallic oxides of titanium, zirconium, antimony, aluminum or niobium is necessary.
Renewable nature
The cellulose fiber or membrane covered by a film of metallic oxide is given the name of metallic oxide/cellulose composite because there is a new chemical formula after the reaction. Among the advantages of using cellulose in the construction of filters is the ease with which it can be molded into the form of fibers or membranes as well as its renewable nature, given that it is a biopolymer, or in other words, a polymer found in nature. The polymers are aggregates of simple molecules with a three dimensional structure which repeat themselves on countless occasions. The molecules join themselves not only in a horizontal direction, side by side, but also in a vertical direction, one above the other. In the case of cellulose, each molecule is constituted by two units, derivatives of glucose and united by an oxygen atom. This molecule can be repeated one thousand, ten thousand or one hundred thousand times.
The fibers are withdrawn from an organic tissue of a plant in exactly the same form as they exist in their natural habitat by means of chemical processing. They can subsequently be transformed into membranes by mechanical processing such as crushing under pressure. In this case, instead of a fiber similar to a thread, one obtains a membrane with a surface formed by compressed fibers.
Gushikem says that the secret to the whole project was to overcome the relative chemical inertia of cellulose, which in isolation has minimal reactive characteristics. "When thin metallic oxide films are placed on its surface, they function as a linkage interface between the cellulose and other chemical substances, or in other words, the cellulose becomes more reactive", he explains.
The patent that originated from the project and for which Unicamp has applied for the National Institute of Industrial Property (Instituto Nacional de Propriedade Industrial – INPI), relates to the process for the preparation of a polyelectrolyte which is soluble in water — which was isolated on modified cellulose with aluminum oxide. The inventors are Professor Gushikem and the post-graduate students, Reni Ventura da Silva Alfaya and Antônio Alberto da Silva Alfaya.
Gigantic ion
The polyelectrolyte, the subject of the patent request, is a type of gigantic, positively charged ion, which in contact with the cellulose/aluminum oxide composite material produces thin films on the aluminum oxide surface, leaving it positively charged.
For the moment, the polyelectrolyte is only being used in the laboratory, but its potential applications are ample. Gushikem explains that the polyelectrolytes are anionic switch mechanisms, which means they substitute negative ions for other negative ions. In industry, these switch mechanisms are used in conjunction with cationics (which substitute positive ions) in processes for the desalinization of industrial water. Examples of this are boilers, which require very pure water to operate, and the nuclear reactors installed in constructions containing large pools of desalinized water.
Professor Gushikem says that another important application of polyelectrolyte will be for the substitution of phosphate or nitrate in sea water for a type of chloride. These two substances, even at relatively low levels, cause serious pollution problems for the marine environment. In this case, the switch of ions with polyelectrolyte is an alternative method of clearing up sea pollution.
The academic balance
The whole project cost R$ 39 thousand, employed in equipment and reagents. Professor Sandra de Castro of the Institute of Physics of Unicamp also collaborated in the project, which generated three doctorate theses and another two still in preparation. Twenty articles were also published, one in Brazil and the other in 19 American and European scientific magazines.Among the research scientists involved, of special note are Eduardo Aparecido Toledo, of the State University of Maringá, who completed his doctorate in 1999 and was the co-author of the chapter published in the book "Polymer Interfaces and Emulsions", and Professor Ubirajara Pereira Rodrigues, of the Institute of Chemistry of USP, São Carlos, who completed his doctorate in 1996 and was the pioneer in the group for this kind of work. All of them contributed to the research as a whole on these new compounds and established a unique technology for the chemical industry.
Yoshitaka Gushikem, 58, graduated from Institute of Chemistry of USP and has a Ph.D. from the same university. He has concluded a post-doctorate course in Japan in the area of chemical-physics. He is professor for the Department of Inorganic Chemistry of the Institute of Chemistry of Unicamp, where he has taught since 1971. Gushikem was twice awarded the Zeferino Vaz prize from Unicamp, for academic recognition in 1997 and 1999.
Project: Properties of Composites of Metallic Oxides/Cellulose: Development of New Chemically Modified Membranes and Fibers.
Investment: R$ 39.000,00

This work first appeared on Pesquisa FAPESP under a CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0 license. Read the original here.

A new family of chemical filters with potential for use in laboratories and industries has been developed by research workers of the Institute of Chemistry of the State University of Campinas (Unicamp). They are thin and microscopic films, composed of cellulose fibers or membranes with a covering of metallic oxides, in a junction called a composite. These filters have selective characteristics according to each individual formulation. When the filters are used in a chemical analysis, they enable the substance which is of particular interest to researchers to stand out from the other multitude of substances. A good example is the identification of chromium 6, a potentially highly toxic element for both man and the environment. Chromium 6 is found in industrial waste, mainly in effluents from leather tanning industries and in general is accompanied by chromium 3 (with low toxic levels), thus making its identification difficult. By using a composition of titanium oxide and cellulose as a filter, it is possible to detect minute levels of chromium 6. The research was coordinated by Professor Yoshitaka Gushikem of the Department of Inorganic Chemistry of the Institute of Chemistry of Unicamp. The project: "Properties of Composites of Metallic Oxides/ Cellulose: Development of New Chemically Modified Membranes and Fibers" was financed by FAPESP via its Research Support program. The work, which was carried out between 1997 and 1999, resulted in a patent request and the publication of the chapter "Preparation of Oxide-Coated Cellulose Fiber", in the book "Polymer Interfaces and Emulsions", edited in the USA by Professor Kunio Esumi of the Science University of Tokyo. Although the cellulose/metallic oxide composites are still restricted to the university, their potential applications to industry are substantial. For example, they are able to remove all the heavy metals present in ethanol fuel. Another application of this filter would be the removal of copper from the Brazilian sugar cane drink, cachaça, thus guaranteeing a purer quality drink. Traces of this metal are found in cachaça because preparation takes place in distilleries which contain copper. Compounded with oxygen Substances are used in the manufacturing of composites, which react to what one wants to detect, filter or isolate. The variation of the oxygen compounds occurs according to the choice of the metal. Metals are compounded with oxygen and for this reason are called metallic oxides. According to Gushikem, it would be difficult to use other substances in the place of metallic oxides. As a rule, acids and chemical bases, contain no metal in their composition and do not remain deposited on cellulose. Furthermore, metallic oxides remain insoluble in the liquid environment in which the chemical reactions take place. Made up of microscopic particles, the aspect of a metallic oxide is one of a very dispersed fine powder like a very fine talcum powder. Cellulose was chosen due to its stability both in mechanical and chemical terms. Research scientists were accustomed to placing very fine coverings of metallic oxides on other surfaces such as silica. Based on years of know-how built up from research, it has become easier to develop filters substituting silica and other substrates for cellulose. When heated, manipulated or inserted into other chemical substances, cellulose does not break, nor crumble and is not easily destroyed. For the filter to be prepared, a coating with an extremely fine layer of film made of metallic oxides of titanium, zirconium, antimony, aluminum or niobium is necessary. Renewable nature The cellulose fiber or membrane covered by a film of metallic oxide is given the name of metallic oxide/cellulose composite because there is a new chemical formula after the reaction. Among the advantages of using cellulose in the construction of filters is the ease with which it can be molded into the form of fibers or membranes as well as its renewable nature, given that it is a biopolymer, or in other words, a polymer found in nature. The polymers are aggregates of simple molecules with a three dimensional structure which repeat themselves on countless occasions. The molecules join themselves not only in a horizontal direction, side by side, but also in a vertical direction, one above the other. In the case of cellulose, each molecule is constituted by two units, derivatives of glucose and united by an oxygen atom. This molecule can be repeated one thousand, ten thousand or one hundred thousand times. The fibers are withdrawn from an organic tissue of a plant in exactly the same form as they exist in their natural habitat by means of chemical processing. They can subsequently be transformed into membranes by mechanical processing such as crushing under pressure. In this case, instead of a fiber similar to a thread, one obtains a membrane with a surface formed by compressed fibers. Gushikem says that the secret to the whole project was to overcome the relative chemical inertia of cellulose, which in isolation has minimal reactive characteristics. "When thin metallic oxide films are placed on its surface, they function as a linkage interface between the cellulose and other chemical substances, or in other words, the cellulose becomes more reactive", he explains. The patent that originated from the project and for which Unicamp has applied for the National Institute of Industrial Property (Instituto Nacional de Propriedade Industrial – INPI), relates to the process for the preparation of a polyelectrolyte which is soluble in water — which was isolated on modified cellulose with aluminum oxide. The inventors are Professor Gushikem and the post-graduate students, Reni Ventura da Silva Alfaya and Antônio Alberto da Silva Alfaya. Gigantic ion The polyelectrolyte, the subject of the patent request, is a type of gigantic, positively charged ion, which in contact with the cellulose/aluminum oxide composite material produces thin films on the aluminum oxide surface, leaving it positively charged. For the moment, the polyelectrolyte is only being used in the laboratory, but its potential applications are ample. Gushikem explains that the polyelectrolytes are anionic switch mechanisms, which means they substitute negative ions for other negative ions. In industry, these switch mechanisms are used in conjunction with cationics (which substitute positive ions) in processes for the desalinization of industrial water. Examples of this are boilers, which require very pure water to operate, and the nuclear reactors installed in constructions containing large pools of desalinized water. Professor Gushikem says that another important application of polyelectrolyte will be for the substitution of phosphate or nitrate in sea water for a type of chloride. These two substances, even at relatively low levels, cause serious pollution problems for the marine environment. In this case, the switch of ions with polyelectrolyte is an alternative method of clearing up sea pollution. The academic balance The whole project cost R$ 39 thousand, employed in equipment and reagents. Professor Sandra de Castro of the Institute of Physics of Unicamp also collaborated in the project, which generated three doctorate theses and another two still in preparation. Twenty articles were also published, one in Brazil and the other in 19 American and European scientific magazines.Among the research scientists involved, of special note are Eduardo Aparecido Toledo, of the State University of Maringá, who completed his doctorate in 1999 and was the co-author of the chapter published in the book "Polymer Interfaces and Emulsions", and Professor Ubirajara Pereira Rodrigues, of the Institute of Chemistry of USP, São Carlos, who completed his doctorate in 1996 and was the pioneer in the group for this kind of work. All of them contributed to the research as a whole on these new compounds and established a unique technology for the chemical industry. Profile: Yoshitaka Gushikem, 58, graduated from Institute of Chemistry of USP and has a Ph.D. from the same university. He has concluded a post-doctorate course in Japan in the area of chemical-physics. He is professor for the Department of Inorganic Chemistry of the Institute of Chemistry of Unicamp, where he has taught since 1971. Gushikem was twice awarded the Zeferino Vaz prize from Unicamp, for academic recognition in 1997 and 1999. Project: Properties of Composites of Metallic Oxides/Cellulose: Development of New Chemically Modified Membranes and Fibers. Investment: R$ 39.000,00


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Q: how to see the writing of the text c # winforms I am using the following code that should write letter by letter the string that I send but when it starts to write it really blocks the application and then shows me what it wrote that I can do
simulator.Keyboard.TextEntry("pruebva").Sleep(typingDelay);

the application crashes and then you see the text already written as I can see when each character is written
https://ourcodeworld.co/articulos/leer/520/simulando-eventos-keypress-de-la-manera-correcta-usando-inputsimulator-con-c-en-winforms
 private async void Start_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {

            var simulator = new InputSimulator();
            int typingDelay = 100;

            Cursor.Position = pictureBox1.PointToScreen(new Point(171, 80));

            simulator.Mouse.LeftButtonClick();
            Thread.Sleep(5000);
            simulator.Keyboard.TextEntry("id-cellphone");
            simulator.Keyboard.KeyPress(VirtualKeyCode.RETURN);

            //enviar
            Cursor.Position = pictureBox1.PointToScreen(new Point(585, 577));
            simulator.Mouse.LeftButtonClick();

            simulator.Keyboard.TextEntry(dataGridView1.Rows[0].Cells[2].Value.ToString());
            simulator.Keyboard.TextEntry("probe_text").Sleep(typingDelay);
            simulator.Keyboard.KeyPress(VirtualKeyCode.SPACE);
            simulator.Keyboard.TextEntry(dataGridView1.Rows[0].Cells[7].Value.ToString());
            simulator.Keyboard.KeyPress(VirtualKeyCode.SPACE);
            simulator.Keyboard.TextEntry(dataGridView1.Rows[0].Cells[5].Value.ToString());
            simulator.Keyboard.KeyPress(VirtualKeyCode.SPACE);

            simulator.Keyboard.KeyPress(VirtualKeyCode.RETURN);

            dataGridView1.Rows.RemoveAt(dataGridView1.CurrentRow.Index);

thanks it worked
simulator.Keyboard.TextEntry(dataGridView1.Rows[0].Cells[2].Value.ToString());
            await Task.Delay(1000);
            simulator.Keyboard.TextEntry("pruebva").Sleep(typingDelay);
            await Task.Delay(1000);
            simulator.Keyboard.KeyPress(VirtualKeyCode.SPACE);
            await Task.Delay(1000);

I can see when you write the text at last thank you very much

A: The application does not crash. Windows will report that a program is not responding when it stop processing operating system messages for 5 seconds. And guess what happens when you do Thread.Sleep(5000). Yep, five seconds of "do nothing" right there. It is preventing the UI thread to handle messages.
Please use Task.Delay like this: await Task.Delay(5000);. And yes, event handlers can be async.
See also:

*

*About Messages and Message Queues to learn about operating system messages.

*Preventing Hangs in Windows Applications for an explanation of how Windows decides an application is not responding.

*Async/Await - Best Practices in Asynchronous Programming and for guidelines using async/await.

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New highlights: Yemini prisoners in Eritrea, Italy considers shutting out boats, mandate Special Rapporteur Eritrea extended
by K. Smits
In this week's news highlights, Italy is threatening to close its ports to foreign boats carrying stranded migrants and refugees; worrying reports state that hundreds of Yemeni prisoners are detained and abused, including at an AUE base in Eritrea; the mandate of the UN Special Rapporteur on Eritrea is extended; an in-depth report looks at how Israel aims to get rid of its Eritrean and Sudanese refugees; and 2.000 leave South Sudan each day to flee violence and hunger.
Italy: threats to close ports to foreign boats carrying migrants and refugees
Italy is considering closing its ports to all boats carrying migrants, but not carrying an Italian flag, including NGO rescue ships. Good weather has caused an upsurge in the number of people arriving in Italy from Libya and Italy is reportedly asking the EU for change in the EU asylum system.
Italy considers closing its ports to boats carrying migrants
EU: 'EU engagement with Eritrea must not ignore human rights'
There is no change in the human rights situation in Eritrea, yet the European Union member states may vote on a € 90 million aid package to Eritrea next month, states a report from RFI. The European Parliament is critical of the aid. Member of the European Parliament Lars Adaktusson stated that the there is a lack of conditionality and ability of the EU to monitor the implementation.
EU mustn't ignore human rights in giving Eritrea aid
Eritrea: Yemeni prisoners detained and tortured in UAE base in Eritrea
Human Rights Watch published a report stating that, according to lawyers, activists and relatives, Yemeni prisoners were held outside of Yemen, including in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) base in the port city Assab in Eritrea. Human Rights Watch reports that dozens of people have been arbitrarily detained in total. About 15 are said to be in Eritrea.
Yemen: UAE Backs Abusive Local Forces
An investigation by Associated Press goes even further, stating that hundreds are being detained, abused and tortured in secret prisons in southern Yemen and external bases, like Eritrea. The prisons are run by the UAE and Yemeni forces.
Inside Yemen's secret prisons: 'We could hear the screams'
Eritrea: new resolution in UN Human Rights Council extends mandate of the UN Special Rapporteur
At the 35th session of the UN Human Rights Council, a resolution on Eritrea has been adopted that extends the mandate of the UN Special Rapporteur on Eritrea, Ms. Sheila Keetharuth, for another year. The resolution also expresses deep concern for the human rights situation in Eritrea, and urges the Eritrean government to implement the recommendations of the UN Commission of Inquiry on Human Rights in Eritrea (COIE).
Mandate of UN Special Rapporteur on Eritrea extended through resolution in Human Rights Council
Eritrea: a look at Eritrea's foreign friends
Martin Plaut and Leonard Vincent have written an report on a group of foreigners who support, for a variety of reasons, the Eritrean regime. It exposes the (financial) ties these individuals have to the regime and the controversial way they defend its actions.
Who are Eritrea's foreign friends?
Israel: in-depth report on Israel's program for getting rid of refugees
Foreign Policy published a report on the strategies used by Israel to get rid of African refugees, mainly from Eritrea and Sudan. It tells the story of how many end up in limbo in Rwanda or Uganda, after having been pressured to leave the country, and how none of the promises made by the Israeli authorities are being kept.
Inside Israel's Secret Program to Get Rid of African Refugees
South Sudan: 2.000 refugees crossing the border to Uganda daily
ABC reports on the refugee situation in South Sudan and Uganda, as many continue to flee violence and hunger. Uganda has been praised for the reception of the refugees, although the country is now quickly becoming overwhelmed by the large number of people arriving.
Uganda's refugee intake dwarfs European countries as South Sudan crisis worsens
Libya: UN convoy shot at
It is reported that a convoy of the UN Support Mission in Libya was shot at today, 29 June, west of the Libyan capital of Tripoli. There were no casualties reported. Reuters reports that the attack could complicate the return of international staff to Libya.
Gunmen fire on U.N. convoy west of Libyan capital
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make a template and then use a router with the template on the actual project .
and clean it up with files and sandpaper.
adjusts for cutting circles on a drill press.
or drill bit, but the size is variable.
I like the router template idea Joseph had, but you'll need a combination flush trim bit. Going into the grain with a flush trim bit is an invitation for nasty kickback — like across the room. Gotta go with the grain.
Second choice is the bandsaw and oscillating sander. It won't be as perfect, but if you're careful, it'll pass.
Jig saw (or band saw) and oscillating sander if you have them.
You need to do the same thing to make a router template anyway.
Since you only have 2 to do, just cut em and sand em up and be done.
Router template. It'll give you perfectly consistent results.
Band saw or jig saw. Could probably even use a coping saw.
Maybe if you have a crappy jig saw and don't use the correct blade, otherwise it's just as easy.
(or forstner bit ) and cut them on the drill press.
If you do make a template and rout them, precut them close to the line so that your not hogging off a lot of material, that will make them go much easier.
Forstner bit or hole saw.
This will get you the exact same size and placement. The forstner bit would be a little faster than the hole saw and probably a cleaner hole. The large forstner bit are not that expensive.
Stack both apron lengths together and bandsaw them and sand to your liking.
You do the same thing to make a router template… once. Then, the production pieces are quick, easy, and consistent. Besides, he said he has 8 to do, not 2.
He never said he had 8 to do until after my comment you quoted.
It's a toss up how to do it, pros and cons to both.
but you will have nice clean cuts.
Forstner bit (or hole saw) set up is very quick and easy, set the fence on your drill press and drill the holes, the con is a little bit of clean up sanding with the oscillating sander.
Since I like consistency from part to part I'd make the template. I'm guessing this is a hobby project and time in not so important that you can't take the time to make a template.
It s a toss up how to do it, pros and cons to both.
If you have the time, router bit and template. If you don't, just go with the Forstner bit and call it a day. I think you are more likely to get a cleaner cut (this is not always the case) then with a hole saw, and setup is, well… nothing Chuck it and run.
Yes hobby but pretty detailed. Majority of wood is mesquite and Birdseye maple. Thanks all for the responses. I don't know if I got a statistically clear winner, but I have decided on the template and router. Will post pics when done.
Yes hobby but pretty detailed. Majority of wood is mesquite and Birdseye maple. Thanks all for the responses. I don t know if I got a statistically clear winner, but I have decided on the template and router. Will post pics when done.
There is never a winner.
Everybody has different tools and experiences doing the tasks at hand.
The winning way is to do it whatever way you are most comfortable doing it.
For the most part the offers are just suggestions.


The electronic song"Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites"reduces host attack and mating success in the dengue vector Aedes aegypti.
Sound and its reception are crucial for reproduction, survival, and population maintenance of many animals. In insects, low-frequency vibrations facilitate sexual interactions, whereas noise disrupts the perception of signals from conspecifics and hosts. Despite evidence that mosquitoes respond to sound frequencies beyond fundamental ranges, including songs, and that males and females need to struggle to harmonize their flight tones, the behavioral impacts of music as control targets remain unexplored. In this study, we examined the effects of electronic music (Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites by Skrillex) on foraging, host attack, and sexual activities of the dengue vector Aedes aegypti. Adults were presented with two sound environments (music-off or music-on). Discrepancies in visitation, blood feeding, and copulation patterns were compared between environments with and without music. Ae. aegypti females maintained in the music-off environment initiated host visits earlier than those in the music-on environment. They visited the host significantly less often in the music-on than the music-off condition. Females exposed to music attacked hosts much later than their non-exposed peers. The occurrence of blood feeding activity was lower when music was being played. Adults exposed to music copulated far less often than their counterparts kept in an environment where there was no music. In addition to providing insight into the auditory sensitivity of Ae. aegypti to sound, our results indicated the vulnerability of its key vectorial capacity traits to electronic music. The observation that such music can delay host attack, reduce blood feeding, and disrupt mating provides new avenues for the development of music-based personal protective and control measures against Aedes-borne diseases.


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The 8 Best Rooftop Bars In NYC
Aidy Smith
As the snow and bitter cold gradually begin to fade, they are replaced with the slightly warmer breeze of Spring. People once more emerge from the dark to make use of the unique delights their city offers them. We decided to put together a unique offering of 8 rooftop bars in New York City that should without a doubt be on your radar as the sun begins to shine. From world-class cocktails to an incredible selection of wine, beer, whiskey and everything in between — Drink Me's got you covered. Now go explore New York City in style!
Refinery Rooftop atop Refinery Hotel
Refinery Rooftop is 3,500 square feet with unobstructed, unparalleled views of the Empire State Building just blocks away. The rooftop features three distinct sections that transition seamlessly from a cozy interior space complete with fireplace, water feature, and wooden ceilings constructed out of wood salvaged from the original building's water tank; to an expansive indoor/outdoor space capped by a retractable glass roof; to an outdoor terrace with playful porch swings and an Empire view second to none. Refinery Hotel is a former hat factory turned luxury hotel in New York City's Garment District transformed a 1912 Neo-Gothic building into an industrial-chic hotel with refined public spaces in the lobby area, and a more industrial and raw elegance in the guestrooms and the rooftop bar.
Where: Refinery Hotel
Address: 63 West 38th Street between 5th and 6th Avenue
The Jane Rooftop
The Jane Rooftop will once again open its doors to the public this summer for "Sunsets at The Jane," where guests can take in the unparalleled views over the Hudson River. The rooftop is designed by Sean MacPherson and has the same faded bohemian splendor as the rest of The Jane with hand-chipped paint, exquisitely cracked walls, and stools dripping with fringe. The venue features an outdoor terrace and octagonal bar managed by Carlos Quirarte and Matt Kliegman of The Smile and The Jane Ballroom. Sip on a signature cocktail and people watch amongst the fashion elite.
Where: The Jane
Address 113 Jane Street
Gansevoort Park Rooftop
Gansevoort Park Avenue's newly reimagined rooftop, set twenty stories above Manhattan, offers a communal environment for both locals and hotel guests alike. The updated tri-level penthouse brings new meaning to work-life balance, creating a 24-hour escape that lets visitors work hard and play hard. Daytime dwellers can take full advantage of this workplace with an Empire State view that includes complimentary WiFi and cold brew coffee menu by Panther Coffee before kicking off happy hour with an organic, cold-pressed juice cocktail made with Juice Press' signature blends. Nighttime revelers can still expect the staple nightlife experience once the sun goes down at New York's first heated indoor-outdoor rooftop.
Where: Gansevoort Meatpeacking NYC
Address: 18 Ninth Avenue at 13th Street
Plunge Rooftop Bar + Lounge
A perennial favorite, the rooftop at Gansevoort Meatpacking is the original in the neighborhood and offers stunning 360-degree views of the Hudson River, World Trade Center and Manhattan skyline, with distinctive spaces like the indoor/outdoor terrace with retractable glass roof, seasonal garden, and wrap-around balconies. The indoor Loft boasts soaring 20-foot ceilings, communal seating, and a roaring fireplace, making it the ideal venue to gather with friends for a signature cocktail and a truly cosmopolitan experience.
Where: Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC
Pod 39 Rooftop
Perched 17 floors high, the top of the Pod 39 Hotel reveals a seasonal rooftop oasis. With crawling ivy, potted plants, and panoramic views of the city from the river to the East, the Freedom Tower to the South, the Empire State Building to the West and the Chrysler Building to the North, this two-story open roof space is the ultimate gathering place for after-work or evening out. Framed with original brick arches and surrounded by terra cotta columns, the buzzing bar scene features tequila-inspired cocktails by mixologist Sam Anderson from Ken Friedman and April Bloomfield's Salvation Taco.
Pod 51 Rooftop Deck
Pod 51's Rooftop Deck offers sun-bathers and star-gazers a more-relaxed alternative to NYC buzzing rooftop scene. Adorned with oversized lounge benches, colorful Adirondack chairs and a 12-foot long picnic table with awning – the perfect spot to gather for a DIY picnic. Visitors can bring up their own wine and beer from the ground-floor café and nestle amongst the skyscrapers.
Address: 230 East 51st Street
Cloud Social
Perfectly situated atop nyma, the New York Manhattan Hotel, Cloud Social is Korea Town's newest rooftop attraction. Cloud Social, which opened in September 2014, offers stunning vistas of the cityscape, including the Empire State Building and One World Trade Center. Aside from boasting great views, the rooftop bar is open year round and offers enclosed indoor and heated outdoor seating. A smaller, more intimate balcony is located off the eastern side of the bar with single party seating and city exposure through openings in the hotel's arching limestone exterior. Cloud Social can accommodate nearly 120 guests. The rooftop venue offers happy hour specials from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. every day, including select $4 to $6 beer, wine and shot specials. However, great prices aren't limited to just happy hour; craft beers regularly start as low as $8, wine $10 and mixed drinks $12.
Address: 6 West 32nd Street (between 5th Avenue and Broadway). (212) 904-1092
Perched high upon The Hotel @ Times Square, VU46 is one of the newest rooftop venues in midtown Manhattan. The year-round location, which opened in November 2014, features an outdoor terrace with views of The Empire State Building, Chrysler Building and other iconic landmarks. The inside space is sheltered by a glass atrium and includes a bar with additional seating. Providing a more intimate atmosphere, the location accommodates a smaller crowd of approximately 70 people. The rooftop venue offers happy hour specials from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. every day, including select $4 to $6 beer, wine and shot specials. However, great prices aren't limited to just happy hour; craft beers regularly start as low as $8, wine $10 and mixed drinks $12.
Address: 59 West 46th Street (between 5th and 6th Avenues), (212) 382-3045
About the Author Aidy Smith
Aidy is TV presenter and drinks personality in the wine and spirits industry with a specific focus on the drinks-curious generation and one of the most followed wine and spirits personalities on Instagram (@Sypped)
Aside from starring as a presenter in the Amazon Prime TV Series, The Three Drinkers, Adrian is the wine and spirits columnist for The Independent and Global Brand Ambassador for Vivino
Known as Sypped, Adrian works with a variety of wine and spirits brands on digital consultancy and consumer events.
Adrian worked with Drink Me as Head of Digital and Content from 2016-2018.
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Convicted offenders' visits are booked by the offender themselves and it's their responsibility to inform their family/friends of the date and time. They are entitled to no less than 2 hours in any 28 day period.
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Nowadays, plastic is practically all over and the non-biodegradable drug is eliminating countless animals on earth. Exactly what most individuals do not understand is that a great deal of oil is likewise being utilized to make the huge quantities of plastic we make use of, triggering more damage to the environment.
Here are some smart methods to reduce your usage of plastic. Due to the fact that seriously, it's unfair that a fish needs to pass away each time you go grocery shopping.
Below video of turtle in discomfort show how we humans are actually ruining the animal kingdom and giving them pain. Avoid using plastic straws and help save the humanity.
Rather then purchasing foods that can be found in plastic product packaging, purchase items that can be found in glass containers or cardboard product packaging. Glass containers particularly are very beneficial, given that you can recycle them once more.
Rather purchasing a plastic bottle each time you're thirsty, make it a habit to carry your own while travelling.
Simply picture the number of countless plastic bottles are being tossed every day! Rather purchasing sodas or juices, make your very own juice in your home and bring it around in a glass. It will most likely be much healthier too. You're most likely questioning why juice is on the list, considering that it can be found in a cardboard box. Do not be tricked-- that cardboard is lined with plastic to avoid leaks!
Rather of covering food in stick film that you will utilize and throw out, select recyclable containers rather. Bring your lunch in a steel box or a paper bag, whichever is simpler.
Rather purchasing a little yoghurt then discarding the pod, make your very own yoghurt in the house! If that's not possible, then purchase the bigger sized containers, because it exercises to less plastic overall.
Plastic bags are creating a lot mess, so instead of that try to use the cloth bags that's are recyclable. Avoid taking any plastic bag from the seller.
These items include small plastic beads that are too little to obtain strained of the water. Fish think microbeads as food and swallow them, and the outcome is not deadly.
Non reusable razors, hair shampoo bottles, plates, cups, gloves and raincoats are all made from plastic. We utilize them and toss them away, which is a gigantic waste. Choose longer long lasting items, ideally ones that are not made from plastic.
Whether it's pens, liquid soaps, oil, or other item, go with refills whenever possible. With pens for instance, rather of getting rid of the whole pen when you're finished with it, you can keep the external part and simply change the inner bit with a refill.
A child needs roughly 3,500 diapers annually. That's a huge quantity of plastic! Change to fabric diapers rather, they can be cleaned and recycled time and once again, and are better for your child's skin.
So everyone these are the 11 clever ways to kick plastic out of your life and enjoy a clean and green environment, I hope you enjoyed this post, if you so do like, share and subscribe this post and my blog.


AC Schnitzer Mini Cooper S Clubman multi-color side stripe decals, a pair for LHS & RHS (2 pcs), approx. 75inch (190cm) (L), suitable for R55 Clubman models - Standard Color: BLACK middle stripes (top - main color), SILVER (light grey) stripes logo graphics (middle) & RED "S" letter inside (bottom) - Decal does not have background - These decals are computer die-cut, highly detailed graphics which made by high quality vinyl material - They can last up to 5-7 years under any weather condition - The Decals are supplied complete with transparent application tape, just peel and stick !! *Remarks: (1) Any special requirements other than our available options, email to us & ask ! (2) Gallery pics are for reference only ! Actual product size may vary from pics shown. Pls refer to the item description here for dimensions details !


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The battle for a ticket to the knockout stage in group H is happening very intensively. Tonight's game is the one between the 2 top teams of the table.
As one of the representatives of Filipino football to the AFC Cup continental football festival this season, Kaya joined in with a very comfortable mind. Although it was not overestimated in Group H when there were names like Home United FC, Lao Toyota FC and PSM itself, Kaya players had a good performance.
The home team Kaya is having an impressive performance this season. At the AFC Cup, the Philippines representative is still maintaining his unbeaten record. After the first 3 matches, they Get 1 victory, 2 draws, get 5 points and are leading the Group H of the AFC Cup this year. Coach Noel Marcaida's players did the impossible as they conceded only two goals in two draws and scored seven goals in three matches.
Not to mention the recent performance of Kaya is relatively high since then making a solid foundation for the guests to pick up in the next match. If you pay attention in your last 10 matches, they are maintaining an unbeaten run with 6 wins and 4 draws.
For the visitors, even though the results of recent matches are not very bad, playing in many competitions makes PSM hard to keep the stable form. This is unintentionally making their overall results not as good as in their last 6 matches on all fronts of PSM to have 1 win of 2 draws and empty-handed in the remaining 3 matches.
Previously 2 clubs didn't have many chances to encounter because they played in different tournaments and never had friendly matches. However, in the match a few days ago, they drew together with 1-1 at PSM's home field. So in the return match with the encouragement from the stands, Kaya will definitely play more sublimated and win a good result.
In the domestic competition, coach Noel Marcaida and his players are also maintaining their amazing form with 5 unbeaten matches. Because of that, it is not likely that the visitors can leave the match bring any points.
Kaya fans are looking forward to a victory for their home team. That helps the team continue to maintain their winning circuit at the AFC Cup this year and helps the players maintain the best performance for upcoming important matches.
– PSM Makassar had 1 win and 5 defeats in 6 recent matches.
– Kaya scored 21 goals in 5 recent matches.
– Kaya was unbeaten in 10 consecutive matches.
– PSM lost in 2 recent away matches.


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Toolbar icons create the first impression of any website and software application. As an icon is the first symbol a user sees visiting a site or clicking a button to start an application, choosing the right symbol and design for an icon is crucial in creating an individual image and delivering the idea and purpose of your website or software. Effective high-quality icons from Artistic Toolbar Icons collection can make any website looking more attractive, original and enhance software functionality as well. This set of up-to-date artistic icons allows to design a toolbar or menu in the same style. The icons repeat the same colors, and are drawn using the same line thickness, sharpness, edge forms and fonts. All this makes Artistic Toolbar Icons collection a valuable addition to any kind of toolbar, panel or menu.
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You can find a variety of Free Arts and Craft Project here, including beaded project and other project. This month, I would like to feature the instruction on a beaded bugle Crystal Ring made with Japanese glass bugle beads and Swarovski crystal using the right weave technique.
Add one long bugle at the middle of the string, add one crystal at each end of the string (total of 2), add one last long bugle and crisscross the other end of the thread through the last added bugle (shown where both arrows exits from).
Add one new crystal on the each side of the string (total of 2 crystals), add one last bugle bead, crisscross the other string through the last added bead (shown where both arrows exits from).
Keep Repeating this step until you almost reached the length of ring you need.
Add one new crystal on both side of the string (total of 2), pass one end of the string through the very first bugle bead you added on step 1.
Tie the string and loop the remainder back through the piece to make the ring a more secure piece.


10 Frozen or princess Invitation with Rhinestone Crown and theme in 3D inside! We make in any themes!
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The crown is delicate and very pretty!!!!
The theme frame is die cut and pops out in the invitation which gives the invitation a 3 dimensional look.
The dimension are 5.6×8″ closed and 8×11.2″ open.
This listing is for 4×6 printable or printed invitation, choose how do you prefer!!!
This listing is for 10 printed invitation with square envelope and seal.
It can be made in any theme and color, just choose your theme in the options or other theme and send on notes as you want!
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The crown and the name's frame is die cut and pops out in the invitation which gives the invitation a 3 dimensional look.
The dimension are 5.6×8" closed and 8×11.2" open.
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Magnets are a convenient way for your guests to display (and remember!) your party birthday, save the date, baby shower, baptism, and more. Magnets can be ordered in custom sizes, Text and colors can be customized for your event.
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IN FLAMES Added to Heavy MTL and Heavy TO Festivals
July 31, 2012 EvilGMelodic Death Metal / Metalcore
IN FLAMES has been added to Canadian music festivals Heavy TO and Heavy MTL. The shows will be taking place on August 11 and 12, and links with more information on each festival are listed below. The band exclaims, "We are super excited be able to play Heavy MTL and Heavy TO, our only North…
Project Pain new videoclip and CD released
July 31, 2012 EvilGHeavy Metal / Thrash Metal
Project Pain's new cd has been released and a new videoclip is available for W.O.D. here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sExnOqGYl0 The band released their new cd '' I Have Sinned '' as a free digital download – 10 tracks Metal / Thrash Metal. To download visit their bandcamp page: Bandcamp: projectpain.bandcamp.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/ProjectPain
COHEED AND CAMBRIA announce upcoming double concept album 'The Afterman',
July 31, 2012 EvilGHard Rock / Heavy Metal
COHEED AND CAMBRIA ANNOUNCE UPCOMING DOUBLE CONCEPT ALBUM "THE AFTERMAN", WITH SPLIT RELEASE FIRST INSTALLMENT, 'THE AFTERMAN: ASCENSION' TO BE RELEASED OCTOBER 8th via V2/Everything Evil CINEMATIC ALBUM TRAILER LAUNCHED ON COHEEDANDCAMBRIA.COM & UK TOUR ANNOUNCEMENT Modern progressive rock band Coheed and Cambria's upcoming sixth studio album will be a…
SIGHT OF EMPTINESS – EUROPEAN TOUR 2012
July 31, 2012 EvilGHeavy Metal
Costa Rica-based melodic metal band SIGHT OF EMPTINESS will embark on a European tour in August with support from BENEATH, OPHIDIAN I, ATRUM, ANGIST, GRUESOME GLORY (Iceland), REIGN OF FURY, REFLECTION IN EXILE (UK), DAMAGE MY GOD, SPEED DEMON (Portugal) and THE NAIL, CHICKEN PIE (SPAIN). SIGHT OF EMPTINESS will…
Power Theory Announces Addition of Second Guitarist
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Philadelphia-based trad metal band Power Theory would like to welcome renowned metal guitarist Steve Stegg, into our family as our newest band member. Steve is a founding member and former guitarist for Blood Feast, Sleepy Hollow, and Tapping the Vein. "Power Theory has been looking to add a second dual…
TESTAMENT: "Dark Roots of Earth" Out Now
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Dark Roots of Earth, the highly anticipated 10th studio album from Bay Area thrash metal legends TESTAMENT, was released today in North America via Nuclear Blast Records! For USA IN-STORE specials visit bit.ly/testgwp and to order online go to www.facebook.com/testamentlegions/app_122951281158671. 'Join The Testament Legions' WebDoc Fan Engagement Campaign www.facebook.com/testamentlegions/app_113345305387225! Fans…
THE 69 EYES Reveal "X" Track List
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Helsinki Vampires, THE 69 EYES, have revealed the track list of the band's upcoming album, X, which is set to be unleashed September 28 (Europe) and October 9, 2012 (North America) via Nuclear Blast.
WITCHCRAFT: New Single Available for Streaming
July 31, 2012 EvilGHard Rock
Swedish psychedelic rockers, WITCHCRAFT, have made the first single off the band's upcoming album, Legend, available for streaming on their official Facebook profile. Surf on over to www.facebook.com/witchcraft and check out "It's Not Because Of You." The single will be made available for purchase on August 17 digitally via iTunes (www.itunes.com/witchcraft). Legend will…
EUROPE: Live at Osla festival, Porvoo 2012
July 31, 2012 June 14, 2021 Marko Syrjala2012
REVIEW AND PHOTOS BY MARKO SYRJALA Swedish hard rockers in Europe return once again to Finland. This time the band performed at Osla Festival in Porvoo. The festival lineup consisted of mostly pop and cover/party bands, but the Finnish metal cello quartet Apocalyptica was also on the bill. Europe was…
Salmon Fest 2012 – Aerosmith with Cheap Trick
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Aerosmith with Cheap Trick Grand Falls – Windsor, NL CANADA July 14th, 2012 Review and Photos by Celtic Bob


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What Are Sinkholes and How Do They Work?
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Beth Skwarecki
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A sinkhole opened up and swallowed a bus this week in China, killing several people. A few months ago, another sinkhole opened up below a bus in my hometown of Pittsburgh; in that case, though, everybody escaped safely. Besides buses, sinkholes can also swallow cars, pedestrians, and houses. Here's the rundown on what sinkholes really are and how they happen.
What causes a sinkhole?
A sinkhole forms when the surface of the ground is no longer supported by whatever is under it.
You might think that when you're standing on the earth, there's nothing below you but more of the same. But there are different layers of dirt and rock. Sometimes, there may be a hole forming, but you don't know it yet.
For example, water can slowly dissolve limestone over time. Spaces open up where the limestone once was, and if they are large enough, they may become spectacular caves. But if the spaces occur too close to the surface, the land on top may suddenly give way, creating a sinkhole.
Can sinkholes happen anywhere?
Sinkholes are most common where there are underground deposits of rock that can dissolve, such as limestone, carbonate, and salt beds, according to the USGS. Areas at risk include Florida, Texas, Alabama, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Pennsylvania.
They can also happen where holes have been created in other ways, like construction and groundwater pumping. Or mines: in the area where I grew up, coal mines had been dug and abandoned decades previously. A few houses in our neighborhood had cracks in their foundations or brickwork from slow, barely noticeable collapse of the ground. It was a known phenomenon, with a name ("mine subsidence") and insurance policies you could buy against it. I remember, one summer evening, taking a walk with my family to gawk at a sinkhole that had suddenly opened up a few streets over.
How much should I worry?
First of all, sinkholes are rare. The chance that you personally will be swallowed up by a sinkhole is basically zero. And not all sinkholes open up suddenly; many form slowly over the course of years.
There's also not really anything you can do about a sinkhole if you're caught on top of one—I'm not sure if that makes them more or less scary. Settling of land can indicate that something is happening underground, but not all settling indicates a sinkhole, and not all sinkholes are preceded by settling. If you think your yard is developing a sinkhole, experts say to contact an engineering or geological testing firm.
If you do encounter a sinkhole in real life, stay away from the edge. As the sinkhole settles, the edges may continue to cave in. (The Florida Department of Environmental Protection says this process may take several days, longer if there is rain.) Typically a sinkhole in an urban area will be filled in with material that's less likely to give way in the future, but some giant sinkholes that occur in nature may become beautiful natural ponds.
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Der Heliport Ikerasak ist ein Hubschrauberlandeplatz in Ikerasak im nordwestlichen Grönland. Da er kein Abfertigungsgebäude besitzt, wird der Heliport auch als Helistop bezeichnet.

Lage und Ausstattung
Der Heliport liegt etwas südlich des Dorfs, liegt auf einer Höhe von 66 Fuß und hat eine mit Schotter bedeckte kreisrunde Landefläche mit einem Durchmesser von 30 m.

Fluggesellschaften und Ziele
Der Heliport wird von Air Greenland bedient, welche regelmäßige Flüge zum Heliport Uummannaq und zum Heliport Saattut anbietet. Von dort aus kann der Flughafen Qaarsut erreicht werden.

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Charlotte Pike started work on Field & Fork School in 2015 to create a completely new kind of practical food education. We are a pop-up cookery school, aiming to create an immersive, transformative experience for everyone who visits us. We want to change lives through food, and we operate as a social enterprise. We want to inspire and provoke thought, and share knowledge and ideas. We offer something completely new, different and inclusive and we are working towards building a permanent home for our work.
What is Field & Fork School?
We run pop-up cookery classes designed to offer you the skills you need to get cooking fantastic, fresh and frugal food from scratch for you and your family at a fair and accessible price. We introduce participants to fantastic ingredients, and explore the origins of our food, whilst think about food sourcing and sustainability in a fun and creative way.
Charlotte is an award-winning food writer. Charlotte completed her professional chef training at the world-renowned Ballymaloe Cookery School in Ireland, and she splits her time between writing cookery books and working as one of the UK's leading independent cookery teachers. Her fifth book was published in May 2017, and she lives in the English countryside. Charlotte is 34 years old.
We are working hard to find a site to make our permanent home. Perhaps you may be able to help us? Do you have a site we could acquire? Perhaps you could donate to enable us to set? Either way, we would love to hear from you. Please do get in touch.
For those of you who will not be familiar with our work, let us tell you a little bit about Field & Fork School. We're a new social enterprise cookery school. Our mission is to deliver the very best cookery tuition available to the widest audience.
We are at the start of our journey, and we are working hard to find a site to make our permanent home. Until we get there, we are running pop-up cookery classes all over the UK, to help us to deliver our cookery classes to the widest audience possible.


Although we were able to track down everyone's posessions and reclaim them from the reaper's "Pawn Shop", it was a bit harder to track down each object's original location before the reap. With a little research we were able to 'relocate' each of these objects, but only to their positions as they were during the last good backup of the MOO on June 28, 2002. As a consequence, you may notice that some objects have wandered from the places you last left them if they were moved in the last two months. Please don't be otherwised alarmed at this behavior.


True beauty is the light in your soul! Be who you are!
GLOW from the inside out!
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Hunt: Showdown, Robinson: The Journey and Ryse: Son of Rome on Offer in Steam Winter Sale!
Thursday, December 20, 2018 — What better way to spend the holidays than to go hunting, explore an extrasolar planet or embark on a quest of revenge, betrayal and divine intervention?! During the Steam Winter Sale the following three Crytek games will be on offer: Hunt: Showdown will be off 25%, Robinson: The Journey and Ryse: Son of Rome each 75%. This seasons sale will last from December 20th at 10 am PT/ 1 pm ET/ 7 pm CEST to January 3rd at 10 am PT/ 1pm ET/ 7pm CEST.
Hunt: Showdown is a competitive first-person bounty hunting game that packs the thrill of survival games into a match-based format. Set in Louisiana in 1895, the game boasts a mixture of PvP and PvE elements that creates a uniquely tense experience. It's not just the creatures who are a threat—it's every Hunter on the map. In the classic game mode, a match of Hunt pits ten players—playing solo or in teams of two—against each other as they race to take out gruesome beasts for a bounty they must collect and get off of the map, while Hunt's quickplay mode offers a shorter match for solo players to scavenge for weapons as they compete for a diminishing pool of bounty. The higher the risk, the higher the reward–but a single mistake could cost everything. Hunt:Showdown is available here on Steam. For more information, visit https://www.huntshowdown.com/.
Robinson: The Journey is a first person sci fi adventure game that allows you to explore an extrasolar planet and walk among dinosaurs in a stunning virtual setting. When the Esmeralda crash-lands on Tyson III, a boy named Robin is left stranded. He must rely on his wits – and HIGS, one of the ship's AI units – to survive. Explore a lush extrasolar planet and walk with dinosaurs in VR in our award-winning sci fi title Robinson available here on Steam.
Ryse: Son of Rome tells the story of Marius Titus, a young Roman soldier who witnesses the murder of his family at the hands of barbarian bandits, then travels with the Roman army to Britannia to seek revenge. Quickly rising through the ranks, Marius must become a leader of men and defender of the Empire on his quest to exact vengeance - a destiny he soon discovers can only be fulfilled much closer to home. Embark on a quest of revenge, betrayal and divine intervention in Ryse: Son of Rome available here on Steam.


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Q: rxFastTrees in Microsoft R: Parallel or Not? I have a question about "parallelization" that the rxFastTrees() algorithm that is used in Microsoft R, here is a link to the documentation: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/r-server/r-reference/microsoftml/rxfasttrees
This is clearly a boosting algorithm, and traditionally, boosting algorithms are not parallel in nature, but, there is an argument that you can set called trainThreads, I assume this means you can set the number of cores that you can use.
Does anyone know if there is a limit to the #of cores that can be used, and if this means that Microsoft's implementation is parallel?
Thanks.
Thomas