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battery (120)
reliability (47)
alaTest has collected and analyzed 1490 reviews of Sony Xperia PLAY / R800a / R800at / R88i. The average rating for this product is 4.1/5, compared to an average rating of 4.1/5 for other Cell phones for all reviews. Reviewers are impressed by the size and screen. The portability and performance also get good comments, but many are negative about the reception and reliability.
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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Cell phones the Sony Xperia PLAY / R800a / R800at / R88i is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 88/100 = Very good quality.
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Amazon.co.uk review summary for Sony Xperia PLAY / R800a / R800at / R88i
alaTest has collected and analyzed 123 user reviews of Sony Xperia PLAY / R800a / R800at / R88i from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 4.1/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.1/5 for other Cell phones on Amazon.co.uk. People really like the screen and performance. The usability and portability are also appreciated. There are some mixed comments about the camera. Some have doubts about the reliability.
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81% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.
Amazon.com review summary for Sony Xperia PLAY / R800a / R800at / R88i
alaTest has collected and analyzed 301 user reviews of Sony Xperia PLAY / R800a / R800at / R88i from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.8/5 for other Cell phones on Amazon.com. Reviewers really like the durability and price. The portability and usability are also appreciated. There are some critical views about the reliability, and opinions are divided on the reception.
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Amazon.ca review summary for Sony Xperia PLAY / R800a / R800at / R88i
alaTest has collected and analyzed 2 user reviews of Sony Xperia PLAY / R800a / R800at / R88i from Amazon.ca. The average user rating for this product is 3.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.9/5 for other Cell phones on Amazon.ca. People are impressed by the price, but some have doubts about the usability and durability.
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100% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.
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Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play review: Bring your 'A' game
Side-slider with dedicated gaming controls, Quad-band GSM /GPRS/EDGE support, 3G with HSDPA and HSUPA, 4.0" 16M-color capacitive LED-backlit LCD touchscreen of FWVGA resolution (480 x 854 pixels), Android OS v2.3 Gingerbread, 1 GHz Scorpion CPU, Adreno...
CPU and GPU not the best there is, Display has relatively poor viewing angles, Phone is a bit big for one-handed use, Video recording maxes out at WVGA resolution, No FM radio, No smart dialing, No shutter key, No video-calling over 3G
Let's get one thing straight here. The XPERIA Play is a gaming droid and you shouldn't get hung up on the less than stellar video and single-core-only CPU. It wasn't meant to be the flagship in the XPERIA lineup – it's up to the Arc to shoulder the...
Expert review by : GSMArena team (gsmarena.com)
Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play preview: First look
Mobile gaming is at an all-time high thanks to big-screen touch smartphones. But it was when the Sony Ericsson XPERIA PLAY was announced that gamers hearts went aflutter. The PlayStation phone has been rumored ever since Sony joined Ericsson and now...
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The PlayStation Phone. We've had quite the intimate history with this gamepad-equipped slider, learning of its secretive existence way back in August and the...
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Sony Ericsson Xperia Play 4G (AT&T) review: Sony Ericsson Xperia Play 4G (AT&T)
Editors' note: For this review, we focused on the performance differences between AT&T's phone and the Verizon model. For a full analysis of the Xperia Play's design and features, check out our review of Verizon's Xperia Play .
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play 4G integrates phone and gaming features like no other handset before it. It offers all the essential smartphone features, and call quality is respectable.
Some of the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play 4G's gaming controls are unresponsive. It lacks an HDMI-out port, photo quality is poor, and data speeds are unimpressive.
AT&T's Sony Ericsson Xperia Play 4G is ideal for gamers, but we'd prefer to see more-accurate controls, a few more features, and a faster data network.
Expert review by : Alex Colon (pcmag.com)
Sony Ericsson Xperia Play 4G (AT&T)
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play 4G is an excellent phone for gaming, and a solid phone in its own right; just make sure it has games you want to play.
Fantastic gamepad. Good '4G' speeds. Comes with multimedia dock. Inexpensive.
Doesn't play PlayStation games. Big and bulky.
Expert review by : Armando Rodriguez (pcworld.com)
Xperia Play 4G Review: Mobile Phone Gaming at a Hard-to-Beat Price
To the delight of mobile gamers on AT&T, Sony Ericsson has brought the Xperia Play to the carrier's HSPA+ network. When I reviewed the Xperia Play on Verizon, I praised the phone's physical gamepad--a godsend to people like me who hate using...
Slide-out gamepad ; HSPA+ Connectivity
Sub-par camera ; Small internal memory
The Xperia Play 4G is a great gaming device and phone, with a few quirks that can easily be overlooked.
Expert review by : Ross Miller (theverge.com)
Sony Ericsson Xperia Play (CDMA) review
Rumors of a "PlayStation phone" — most likely borne of wishful thinking more than anything else, especially early on — have been lingering for almost as long as I've been writing about gadgets and...
Android 2.3 largely untouched ; Gamepad is snappy ; Crash Bandicoot is still addictive
Bulky ; Menu navigation stutters ; PlayStation Suite needs work
Subpar hardware and a games lineup that leaves much to be desired — with no firm support on horizon
Expert review by : Mike Isaac (wired.com)
Review: Sony Ericsson Xperia Play
Mothers, lock up your gamers. The PlayStation phone has arrived. And while it's a bit on the chubby side, we think that, for Sony Ericsson's...
Expert review by : Nicole Lee (cnet.com)
Sony Ericsson Xperia Play (Verizon Wireless) review
Although advancements like dual-core processors and gyroscopes are creating convincing and satisfying gameplay on smartphones, there are those who yearn for something closer to a dedicated gaming device. The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play was envisioned as...
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play ships with Android 2.3 Gingerbread without a complicated overlay. It has a slide-out game pad that makes gameplay more immersive, and it comes preloaded with popular game titles like Crash Bandicoot and Asphalt 6. Features...
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play's touch-screen gaming controls are not as responsive and precise as we would like, photo quality is average at best, and it lacks an HDMI port and 4G LTE.
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play is a significant step forward in mobile gaming, but it suffers from key hardware limitations.
Expert review by : Sascha Segan (pcmag.com)
Sony Ericsson Xperia Play (Verizon Wireless)
The Android-based Sony Ericsson Xperia Play is a unique phone designed for gaming, and it games well.
Gamepad is a terrific way to play. Latest version of Android. Overall solid specs.
Doesn't integrate with the world of PlayStation. Not the latest graphics hardware. A bit thick and heavy.
The gamepad adds a huge amount to the gaming experience. Playing games on a touch screen is always a little awkward, because your finger covers the field of play. Touch screens also involve a lot more hand motion, which takes longer than just moving...
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Home Sports England should 'definitely' tour Pakistan, says new ECB chairman
England should 'definitely' tour Pakistan, says new ECB chairman
England should "definitely" tour Pakistan provided it is safe to do so, according to new England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) chairman Ian Watmore.
England have not visited Pakistan since 2005/06. An attack by armed militants on Sri Lanka's team bus in Lahore in 2009 ended major cricket tours for a decade, with Pakistan forced to play 'home' matches in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
But other countries have since made the trip, with England scheduled to return to Pakistan in 2022.
English players have also taken part in the Pakistan Super League.
Both Pakistan and the West Indies, two of world cricket's financially poorer nations, have helped spare the ECB losses that could have totalled hundreds of millions of pounds by going ahead with tours of England even when Britain was badly hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
"It would be brilliant for us and for the game there to get cricket back on," said Watmore on Tuesday, just hours before Pakistan's tour concludes with the third Twenty20 international against England at Old Trafford.
"With Pakistan back hosting cricket we should definitely go and tour there if it's at all safe to do so."
In his first day in post since succeeding Colin Graves, the 62-year-old Watmore, a former businessman and civil servant, who was briefly chief executive of England's governing Football Association, also discussed the financial problems facing the ECB as a result of Covid-19 during a wide-ranging media conference.
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Evangelization Congress Was a Family Affair
By Maria-Pia Negro Chin
Nearly 900 people attended the Diocesan Evangelization Congress held at St. Francis Prep in Fresh Meadows. The day offered an in-depth look at the papal exhortation "Amoris Laetitia." (Photos: Maria-Pia Negro Chin)
When Pope Francis' apostolic exhortation on the family "Amoris Laetitia" ("The Joy of Love") was published, the media highlighted points like communion for the divorce. But the nearly 900 people who attended this year's Diocesan Evangelization Congress dedicated a day to studying the entire document.
Sponsored by the diocesan Office of Faith Formation, the congress – which was held Saturday, Nov. 19, at St. Francis Prep, Fresh Meadows – centered on how the pope's exhortation provides a holy, real dream of authentic love and family.
Keynote speakers included Matthew Sutton, professor of theology and religious studies at St. John's University; Hoffsman Ospino, professor of Hispanic Ministry and Religious Studies at Boston College; and Deacon Art Miller, an author and radio host who ministers at St. Mary's parish, Simsbury, Conn.
"'The Joy of Love' is a master document on the church's teaching on the family, marriage, sexuality as well as the virtue of marriage and educating children," said Sutton, who attends Holy Family Church, Fresh Meadows, with his wife and five daughters. "God is providing a source of comfort and companionship for every family in the word of God."
Sutton broke down the exhortation's sections and likened it to Pope Francis washing the feet of 12 people during Holy Thursday liturgy, when the pope made three movements: cleansing, kissing the feet, and accompanying the person. This relates to a culture of encountering families where they are, followed by kissing and acknowledging the reality and challenges families face, and constantly accompanying families, which includes the extended family.
"Our grandparents, they come from a generation where if something is broken you fix it," Sutton said. "We live in a broken culture, where we throw away our spouses when it gets tough, but remember that generation… Ask for help and reach out when that fixing needs to happen."
He also talked about the examples of families in Scripture and how humankind starts with a family in Adam and Eve and is redeemed in Jesus' family. He added that the intent of the pope in having two synods on the family as well as this exhortation is to respond to the brokenness families can experience and remind the faithful that God's grace is always available for them.
Jeff Delices was one of 29 parishioners from St. Martin of Tours, Bushwick, who participated. He said that breaking down "Amoris Laetitia" allowed attendees to connect with the pope.
Later, Christian Rada – the diocesan coordinator for marriage, family life and respect life education – moderated a panel formed by Sutton; Father Joseph Gibino, pastor of Holy Trinity Church, Whitestone; and Rose Ruesing, youth minister for St. Nicholas of Tolentine, Immaculate Conception and Incarnation parishes in Queens.
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Auxiliary Bishop James Massa, the diocesan vicar for evangelization, celebrated the day's Mass and reflected on how Catholics' two mothers (their earthly mothers and the Virgin Mary) awaken in others a capacity for love.
"God smiles through Mary our mother to bring a miracle in our lives," he said in his homily. "In this evangelization congress, in this second to last day of the Year of Mercy, our prayer is that we smile upon people and the Church awaken a desire to welcome" young and old members of the Church to share the joy of being Catholic.
Participants also attended workshops in English, Spanish and Polish. Workshops included topics like engaging parents in their children's faith formation, strategies for personal encounter at parishes, how youth ministry is truly a ministry to the whole family and how to see the Church as a family of families.
Karina Ludizaca, 15, a catechist at Our Lady of Sorrows, Corona, said the workshops encouraged her to keep sharing God's love with others in her ministry.
Flor Huaman, also from Our Lady of Sorrows, came to get better tools to help her daughter, who is about to enter adolescence. "This helps us as a family in how to support our children," she said.
Formed to Transformed
In the afternoon, Professor Ospino discussed Christian love and family. During his bilingual keynote address, Ospino highlighted seven areas of concern and seven areas of hope for the U.S. family. By acknowledging these realities, he said, catechists can better respond to the need of the families they serve. At the end of the day, attendees were energized by the dynamic presentation of Deacon Art Miller, who showed how to go from "formed Catholic to transformed Catholic."
Catechists Marisa Avallone, from Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament, Bayside, and Celestine Bright, from Christ the King, Springfield Gardens, said that families are where religious education begins.
Michelle Joseph, director of religious education at St. Martin de Porres, Bedford-Stuyvesant, added that it was crucial to have this day to reflect on the family. "We have to heal the families, we have to be their support system because we are all the body of the Church," she said.
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I believe I found Livin La Vida Low Carb (LLVLC), by Googling zero or no carbs. Once there, I found a guy (Charles Washington) who had been eating an all meat diet for a few months. So, I read his journal. Charles was a runner, so he was an athlete, who also ate only meat. Quite a few members were interested in this all meat Zero Carb Diet, so a new Thread was started in the LLVLC forum, called Zero Carb / Meat and Water.


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Q: Hosting MongoDB database on AWS : EC2 or S3? I have a NodeJS WebApp which will soon run on an EC2 instance.
This WebApp will have to store numerous files (less than 10 MB a file) into a MongoDB database.
My question is the following : Would it be wiser to host the database on S3 or EC2 ? And what would be the difference if I hosted it either on S3 or EC2 ?
EDIT : Ok, I'll add more specifications to help you understand better the situation.
My company needs a tool to retrieve and upload files, which I did via a WebApp created by myself (with NodeJS + React + Express).
These files are raw-data files, and I also need to link files between each other (for example, a raw-data file will be associated with its specs file in order to know how to decode it). Also, and that's why I chose a NOSQL database, some vars in these raw-data files will have to be stored with these files in order to get useful variables faster.
My enterprise has an enterprise account for AWS and in the EC2 instances dashboard, only the t2.micro is free to use. I will also specify that I'm doing an internship, so I'm not in position to negociate a budget ...

A: tldr: You cannot host MongoDB database on S3.
S3 is an object store, it is not a FileSystem.
If you want to run a mongoDB instance, you will need to spin an ec2 instance and install it on an attached EBS volume. If you plan to have a lot of IOPS you should probably run an I3 instance and have either GP2 or IO1 EBS volume. If you dont plan a high usage to the DB, you can target M4 or C4 with GP2 (maybe start with that and go with other instance type if necessary)
If you ned to store files within your DB, host them directly in your mongoDB instance, access will be much faster, it is reasonably cheap and you can benefit from mongodb feature on BSon (index, search etc)

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Q: CSS dropdown with caret I am trying to make sth like this:

So far i have done:
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        APPLICATION

    .heading {
    padding: 5px;
    float: left;
}

.panel-heading>.icon {
    float: right;
    background: yellow;
    height: 100%;
    padding: 5px 10px;
}

.item-detail .mini-title {
    font-size: 14pt;
    margin-bottom:5px;
    color: orange;
    font-weight: bold;
    margin-top: 10px;
}

.panel-heading {
    background: #FF6600;
}

.panel-body {
    background: #EAECED;
}

.caret {
    border-left: 8px solid transparent;
    border-right: 8px solid transparent;
    border-top: 8px solid #000000;
    width:1px;
}

JSFiddle result:
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And i don't know how to handle right side of div.
I want to make a square a yellow color, and rest - orange. Caret should be black and centered in small square.
Thanks

A: You cannot add the icon class and the caret class to the same element, because you want to use the borders to create the arrow.
Try something like this:

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(It works in your fiddle)
To center an element horizontally, I usually use the margins, set the left and right margins to 'auto', for example:
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Local beats crowded field to replace retiring speaker in Casey
By Paul Sakkal and James Massola
A Melbourne businessman and former political staffer will replace retiring speaker Tony Smith in his outer-eastern Victorian seat of Casey.
Aaron Violi, a former adviser to Senator James Paterson, will become the party's candidate after beating a field of six other candidates including three women on Saturday afternoon.
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg with Aaron Violi before Saturday's selection meeting. Credit:Joe Armao
More than 250 party members voted in the preselection for the seat, which stretches from the outer-eastern suburb of Belgrave into the Dandenong and Yarra ranges, at an event at the Yarra Valley Racecourse that was also attended by senior Liberals including Treasurer Josh Frydenberg.
In the final round of voting, Mr Violi beat Andrew Asten, Education Minister Alan Tudge's former chief of staff, by 152 votes to 101. The third candidate was Melbourne City councillor Roshena Campbell, who finished ahead of four others, including prominent oncologist and Guardian columnist Ranjana Srivastava.
After the ballot Mr Violi, a third generation resident of the seat, said he was "really excited by the opportunity".
"The focus is now on Casey – the wineries, the hospitality sector, the businesses like tourism and the families of Casey," he said.
"There are big shoes to fill in replacing Tony Smith and the first priority is to engage with the community, share the government's message about the economy and the priority is to win the seat."
Mr Frydenberg, who had meetings with some of the candidates on Friday but did not back any of them, said there had been an outstanding field but there could only be one winner on the day.
"He's from the electorate, he's for the electorate and he has one job – to deliver for the seat," the Treasurer said.
"Tony Smith was widely respected across the party and here in Casey. He has left an indelible mark. Aaron has big shoes to fill and he now has to forge his own path."
"I was heartened by what I heard today, it was a good sign for the Liberals."
Andrew Asten with Mr Frydenberg. Credit:Joe Armao
Two party sources at the event, speaking anonymously because party rules prohibit them from discussing the preselection publicly, said the three candidates in the final rounds of voting delivered the most impressive speeches.
Mr Violi, who had the deepest local connections of the front-runner candidates, highlighted his links with the seat and talked about the challenges facing small businesses and infrastructure in a new suburb called Kinley that is being developed.
Former Howard government minister Fran Bailey, who backed Ms Campbell, put the first question to Mr Asten, asking: "Won't you turn your office into a factional unit?"
The question was a pointed reference to allegations detailed by The Age and 60 Minutes of a factional operation run out of the offices of federal MPs Michael Sukkar and Kevin Andrews, who are allies of Mr Asten.
Audio problems at the venue made it difficult for some of the attendees at the back of the room to hear Ms Campbell and, to a lesser extent, Mr Asten. Another source said all three women making their final pitches found it difficult to be heard because of the technical problem.
The penultimate round of voting had Mr Violi on 100 votes, Mr Asten on 85 and Ms Campbell on 69, meaning Ms Campbell's votes broke 52-17 to Mr Violi in the final round.
Mr Violi is aligned with party president Robert Clark, whose grouping is at odds with the faction led by Mr Sukkar, Mr, Frydenberg, Mr Tudge and Health Minister Greg Hunt. Mr Asten is aligned with the federal MPs' faction.
Mr Violi holds a bachelor of arts from Deakin University and a masters of business administration from the same university. He worked for Yarra Valley Snack Foods before joining Mr Patterson's office in 2016. He now works as head of partnerships for online food ordering company Ritual.co.
The Coalition could face difficulty retaining the seat of Casey. It holds the seat on a margin of 4.6 per cent, but Mr Smith has been a popular local member for two decades and his resonance will be difficult to match for a first-time candidate.
At the 2019 election, the Coalition received a 7-percentage-point lower primary vote in the senate, where Mr Smith's name was not listed, than in the lower house, indicating a chunk of locals voted Liberal because of their support for Mr Smith.
Mr Smith increased his margin by 0.1 per cent to 54.64 per cent in the two-party-preferred vote at the 2019 election but in his absence, Labor strategists believe they have an outside chance of claiming it.
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Q: Using Maven's .m2/settings.xml throws warning in Eclipse m2e I'm using Maven's settings.xml to override a property value for a log4j.properties file for development purposes.  However, after I made this change, I now receive warnings in Eclipse m2e even though this is a normal use case:

Access "/Users/junger/.m2" directory outside of project base
  directory.
  (org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-resources-plugin:2.5:resources:default-resources:process-resources)

How do I remove this warning?  Or, is there a bug tracking this?  I couldn't find one.
In my pom.xml, I have -
<properties>
    <log4j.properties.directory>src/main/java</log4j.properties.directory>
</properties>

In my settings.xml, I have -
<profiles>
    <profile>
        <id>dev</id>
        <activation>
            <activeByDefault>true</activeByDefault>
        </activation>
        <properties>
            <log4j.properties.directory>/Users/junger/.m2/</log4j.properties.directory>
        </properties>
    </profile>
</profiles>

A: Looking at the code (the newScanner() method) of m2e, this seems to be an explicit warning when your project references files outside of its base directory.
For me, this warning is kind of justified. When you are referencing resources outside of your project's basedir, your builds might not be reproducible anymore. Your projects should rather be self contained without depending on external files.


I started binging on some historical Chinese dramas and they're so good. What are some of your favorites so far?
you guys/gals have way too much time on your hands.
My all time favorite is Legend of the Condor Heroes. The last drama I saw was Lan Ling Wang but I couldn't finish it because the villainess was too cruel. I drew the line when it came to burning innocent children alive for a wealthy family, especially if the children thought they were going to a good home.


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Blog / How much renewable electricity is the UK using? Find out with Drax Electric Insights
How much renewable electricity is the UK using? Find out with Drax Electric Insights
While Great Britain moves towards a net zero carbon future, the energy mix and technologies we use are changing at a rapid pace.
We all have a role to play in supporting this transition, with businesses and energy providers at the forefront of this renewable energy revolution. Previously, only those close to the technical sources could see information about the sources of electricity powering our businesses and homes.
Introducing: Drax Electric Insights, the online tool which lets everyone see exactly what's powering Great Britain, including renewable energy and low carbon power, right now.
What is Electric Insights?
Electric Insights provides data visualisation and analysis of supply, demand, price and environmental impact of Great Britain's electricity. Created by Drax, it uses only publicly available data, meaning it's an independent and transparent source, with analysis supported by academic researchers.
View the website to see things like:
Which energy sources we're using right now, across the country
Current electricity demand
Current power prices
The environmental impact of generation
Then there's the full Electric Insights dashboard. Here, you can view historical data, and toggle with options to see what you're most interested in viewing.
How to find out how much renewable energy powered the first three months of 2020
There are many ways you can use the Electric Insights data. Follow these steps on your computer or tablet in landscape view to see how much renewable energy powered Great Britain throughout the first three months of the year.
Step 1: Set your dates
Use the drop-down menu at the top to select Sum, for 3 months, from 01/01/2020 – this will show the sum of all energy generation from 1st January, to 31st March.
Step 2: Set to renewable sources
To show only renewable source generation, set the dropdown 'Show the production breakdown of' to 'Renewable'.
This will reset the graph to show only solar, wind, hydro and biomass energy generation.
Step 3: Analyse the data
Once you've done steps 1 and 2, you can begin analyse the data. For example, we can see that in Q1 the breakdown of renewable energy generation was:
Solar – 2.35%
Wind – 30.34%
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Yudel Johnson Cedeño (Cuba, 6 de junio de 1981) es un deportista olímpico cubano que compitió en boxeo, en la categoría de peso superligero y que consiguió la medalla de plata en los Juegos Olímpicos de Atenas 2004.

Palmarés internacional

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Medallistas olímpicos de plata de Atenas 2004
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Boxeadores en los Juegos Olímpicos de Atenas 2004


Why choose a spiritual approach?
Perhaps you seek to understand yourself, your situation, your relationships — even life itself — more deeply. You may be searching for your true path and purpose in life.
Perhaps you're already on a spiritual path, and you aim to master or clear away all that challenges your progress.
You may have a problem or concern, such as anxiety or difficulties in love, which could be eased or resolved by psychotherapy or counseling — and you may feel that a spiritual perspective would help provide the right conditions for your comfort and success.
You might want to use spiritual methods to pursue your personal goals, such as creating your ideal career or the right relationship.
Or you may seek help with a spiritual concern, such as the desire to connect with someone you love who has left this Earth.
Spiritual therapy is often called "transpersonal," which literally means "beyond the person." In transpersonal psychology, we realize that we are more than our physical bodies, more than our personalities, and more than our minds as we usually experience them. We are individuals, yet we are more than individuals. We are all connected profoundly with one another, and with the Universe itself. We are capable of far greater consciousness, of many experiences and abilities which are not yet fully recognized or honored by mainstream Western culture.
Spirituality is our experience of and relationship with the Divine. We may identify the Divine as the Cosmic Essence, the Oneness of which we are all a part. We may conceptualize this Oneness as an infinitely knowledgeable and powerful Supreme Being, or as Beingness itself. We may experience ourselves as cells in this Divine Body, sharing its attributes – such as consciousness, creativity, love, and power. We can understand it as the ultimate Source of all that is.
Spirituality is knowing, feeling, developing and acting on our connection with the Divine. We can relate to the Divine essence within ourselves, in each other, in nature, in our own creative and loving actions, and in any number of spiritual beings. We might experience nature itself, and even matter itself, as spiritual. We can see nature as a living manifestation of Divine intent, a part of the body of God or Goddess, a crystallization of the omnipresent divine energy. Perhaps we believe in, or feel a connection with a multiplicity of nonphysical beings. These beings might include the souls of persons who have let this plane of existence through physical death, and souls of those yet unborn. They may include beings of a more evolved or intrinsically higher nature, beings whom we might regard as ascended masters, saints, angels, or (for example, in Hinduism) gods.
What is spiritual psychotherapy or counseling?
Spiritual psychotherapy and counseling can take many forms. To a large extent, this depends on the perspective of the therapist or counselor.
What is Dr. Laurie Greenberg's spiritual perspective?
The Divine – the Source of All That Is – lives within each of us. It is our own true nature, the essence of who we are.
Absolute, unconditional cosmic love and acceptance are always here for each of us, finely attuned to who we are. We can learn to tune in to this healing, affirming and blissful awareness.
We are challenged in many ways: to learn, grow, heal, develop, express ourselves, connect, and assist others as we increasingly manifest the Divine within us. In the process, we confront numerous obstacles which ultimately help us grow wiser and stronger.
We develop across numerous lifetimes. While we are here on Earth, ideally we progress in our soul's greater purpose even as we engage with the specific challenges and opportunities inherent in earthly life.
Balance and self-compassion are essential to our growth and well-being.
What if a client and therapist (or counselor) have different points of view?
Of course, clients bring their own beliefs, perspective and experiences. This personal spirituality may be exactly right for the individual. In general, I honor each client's own sense of spirituality in all of its dimensions, unless I see a problem here. Perhaps someone is too harsh and rigid with her/himself. Or I may sense that a person could benefit if I suggest a few expanded or alternative possibilities, or guide him or her towards new experiences – perhaps to begin to access the feeling of cosmic love and true connection between all souls.
What methods does Dr. Laurie Greenberg use?
I provide support, assist with problem-solving, and teach self-help skills.
Some forms of meditation can be part of a session, and clients may learn some basic meditative techniques.
I can often help improve communication, cooperation and connection in relationships, whether working directly with a couple (or two friends or family members), or guiding an individual to deal differently with an existing relationship.
Using methods drawn from systems such as Gestalt Therapy and Somatic Experiencing, I can guide you more deeply into connection with yourself, helping you heal, clarify and move forward with what is truly important to you: e.g., self-expression, self-honoring, creativity, meaningful work and better relationships.
Visionary Journeys hypnosis is a major tool for esoteric explorations, such as Past Life Regression to enhance your understanding of yourself and your relationships, and perhaps resolve longstanding problems. Life Between Lives (LBL) Spiritual Regression offers a broader overview. You may explore the greater existence of your soul beyond earthly life, your life plan, and your connection with other souls.
Dreamwork can be performed on multiple levels, and may lead directly into a spiritual focus.


Apple made more money last quarter than it ever has in the company's history, but despite bringing home $88.3 billion in revenue, not all investors were impressed.
Wall Street walked away from Apple's Q1 2018 earnings with mixed reviews. Money and cash is at an all-time high, yet there are some worrying signs that iPhone sales are about to hit another slump and new products like HomePod aren't doing much to excite the market.
The iPhone X is probably better than any other phone.
When the iPhone X came out with its $1000 price tag, many tech experts thought Apple had lost its mind. Turns out the move completely saved Apple's bacon.
With 77.3 million units sold, overall iPhone sales were down slightly year-over-year. Wall Street was hoping Apple would move 80 million units or more, however, Apple still managed to pull in record revenues in the holiday quarter thanks to the iPhone X's high price tag. Even though upgrade rates are slowing, the average selling price of the iPhone has increased $101 over the last year so Apple can pump more money out of its customers.
Everyone's really waiting for the iPhone X Plus.
For the past year, investors pointed to Q1 2018 as a huge event for iPhone upgrades. The theory was that Apple fans had been holding out on upgrading the past two or three years because the design on the iPhone 6s and 7 were too similar and everyone was waiting for new features.
That turned out to be totally wrong. The upgrade rates on the iPhone 7 and iPhone X have been pretty much the same. Apple only sold 77.3 million iPhones this last quarter. Apple had an extra week of sales during Q1 2017, but even if you adjust sales for that, Apple would have only moved about 83 million units this quarter if it had that extra week.
Even though the super cycle was a dud, it still didn't hurt Apple. The iPhone X's pricetag helped buoy revenues and the other products did well too.
Apple Watch is dominating the market.
After being one of the weakest links in Apple's product lineup for years, the iPad is now stronger than ever. Sales rose 6 percent to 13.1 million, while Mac sales dropped slightly to 5.1 million units sold.
Apple Watch continues to be a bring spot for the company as well. Overall sales were up more than 50%. Exact sales figures weren't released, but based on analysts' figures that could mean sales were around 9-10 million for the quarter, making it the most popular watch in the world.
Apple's battery replacement might be bad for upgrade rates.
Tim Cook was asked during today's earnings call whether the company considered how the new iPhone battery replacement program would impact upgrade rates. Wall Street wants to see customers go back to the days of upgrading every two years, but fixing old batteries might ruin that and Tim says he doesn't care.
Customers will be able to have their battery replaced for $29 throughout 2018. The program was introduced after it was revealed that Apple throttles CPU speeds on iPhones with older batteries.
Apple probably won't buy Netflix.
Despite having access to over $280 billion in cash thanks to the new tax law changes, Apple CFO Luca Maestri says Apple's thought process on mergers and acquisitions hasn't changed.
A lot of that cash will likely go back to investors in the form of buybacks. Wall Street has speculated for months that Apple could use its cash to buy Netlix and Tesla, but that's starting to look increasingly unlikely. Luca told investors that Apple is looking for acquisitions that will help it speed up product roadmaps and that it considers companies of all sizes.
Trump's tax changes have been great for Apple.
Apple has hoarded its cash overseas for years rather than bring it back to the U.S. Now that the tax law is changing, Apple says it plans to reduce its net cash balance (total cash to amount of debt) to "approximately zero", according Luca Maestri.
Adjusting to the new tax "may be a bit bumpy in the short term," Luca added. The revised tax code remains very complex but Apple expects to pay the IRS $38 billion to bring its cash home and then pay a steady rate of 15%.


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Методи Стефанов Савов е български алпинист. Изкачил е Еверест, два пъти северната стена на Айгер (първо българско изкачване с Иван Вълчев и Спас Малинов) и 4 седемхилядника.

Биография
Методи Савов е роден на 25 май 1947 г. в София. Започва да катери скалите на Лакатник, когато е 16-годишен. С алпинизъм се занимава от 1966 г. Изкачва два пъти северната стена на Айгер – през 1975 г. (първо българско с Иван Вълчев и Спас Малинов) по класическия маршрут и през 1978 г. (тримата и първата българка Мария Христова) по японската диретисима. Изкачил е 4 седемхилядника: два пъти вр. Ленин (7134 м) (днес Ибн Сина или Авицена), два пъти вр. Комунизъм (сега Исмаил Самани) (7495 м), вр. Корженевска (7105 м) и вр. Ношак (7492 м). Участник в експедицията на Лхотце през 1981 г.

Участва в двете национални експедиции на Еверест. През1984 г., след гибелта на Христо Проданов, изкачва върха на 8 май по западния гребен в свръзка с Иван Вълчев, но при слизането по южния едва не загива след нощувка на открито на 8750 м. Спасен е в последния момент от Николай Петков и Кирил Досков, като измръзването на краката му води до частична ампутация на стъпалото. Впоследствие се откъсва временно от алпинизма. През 1987 г. заедно с Дончо Папазов плава с яхтата "Тивия" от Созопол до Буенос Айрес. През 1988 и 1989 г. води две зимни експедиции по южната стена на Анапурна. През 2004 отново е ръководител на втората национална експедиция до Еверест, когато четирима души успяват да качат върха, но смъртта на един от тях, Христо Христов, както и скандалите около експедицията, помрачават успеха и повече национални експедиции не се организират.

От 1981 г. е оператор в Българската национална телевизия. Впоследствие се занимава с хлебопроизводство. Бил е директор на спортната база "Белмекен" от 2001 до 2006 г. Автор е на книгите "Айгер – една мечта" и "Еверест – българският път".

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The papers registered for the conference organized by GSRD will be recommended to the above journals according to the research topic.
Some selected papers can also be forwarded for the publication in the Scopus and ISI Indexed journals with the written request form the author. In such case the the author need to pay the complete Article Processing charge(APC) to the publisher.


Truckers and trucking companies do business under many different contractual arrangements. Some truckers drive as employees of a single trucking company. Those drivers operate the company's truck and pull the company's trailers. However, a common business model involves a person who owns and operates his or her own truck (known as an owner-operator). These owner-operators "lease on" to drive for a properly licensed and authorized motor carrier. Lease agreements between the motor carrier and the driver can be exclusive or flexible. But in order to comply with federal law, the lessee motor carrier motor carrier must have "control of and be responsible for" the leased vehicle. 49 U.S.C. § 14102(a)(4). The purpose behind the law was to "protect the public from the tortious conduct of the often judgment-proof truck-lessor operators. AmeriGas Propane, L.P. v. Landstar Ranger , Inc., 184 Cal. App. 4th 981, 994-95, 109 Cal. Rptr. 3d 686, 696 (2010).


News & Events / Heesen Yachts launches YN 17042 – M/Y Alive!
Heesen Yachts launches YN 17042 – M/Y Alive!
Heesen Yachts is proud to announce the launch of YN 17042, on Friday 29th August, at their facility in Oss. During a private ceremony the owner christened his new vessel M/Y Alive.
Equipped with underwater foil (technically called Hull Vane®) M/Y Alive represents a dramatic advancement in performance. The sub-sea wing harnesses waves to produce power; this combined with the Fast Displacement Hull Form and conventional diesel engines produce remarkable results. This has been proven during independent research conducted by Van Oossanen Naval Architects at two of the world's most respected hydrodynamic laboratories: Wolfson Unit and Marin.
M/Y Alive is 35 per cent more efficient than any other yacht of her size and 35 per cent less power is needed to produce almost 16 knots top speed in flat sea conditions.
In seas with 1-2m waves, rather than hindering her performance, the yacht's Hull Vane® technology converts the movement and generates 20 per cent more thrust and comfort is improved as the pitching is reduced by 40 per cent. Like an aircraft, the wing produces lift as the yacht moves through water. This patented Hull Vane® technology converts this movement into thrust.
M/Y Alive allows her owner to prioritise economy and speed. With an exceptional range of 4,000 miles, over 750 miles come free of charge thanks to her remarkably frugal fuel consumption that is 30 per cent less than a conventional displacement yacht.
The bold exterior lines of M/Y Alive have been created by Frank Laupman from Omega Architects, who is also responsible for her interior design. Laupman has created a new bow design that combines a lower hull profile, and matches sea-keeping behaviour with a relatively short overall length.
M/Y Alive can accommodate up to twelve guests in the outdoor and indoor convivial areas. The 45 square metres open sundeck is perfect for relaxation throughout the day. The yacht boasts two large suites: the first traditionally located on the main deck forward, and the second one on the wheelhouse deck. The latter is a spectacular circular room with a centred king size bed, ensuite bathroom, dressing room and gymnasium. The central positioning of the bed allows stunning, uninterrupted views of the sea thanks to floor-to-ceiling glass windows. The 30 square metres aft terrace is equipped with a breakfast table and lounge seats, completing the functionality of the Owner's deck.
M/Y Alive will undergo extensive sea trials in the North Sea later in fall and will be delivered to her Owner on October 31, 2014.


On Tuesday, ENAP completed a bond placement for US $ 680 million in the international market in New York. The placement rate was 5.261% with a spread of 215 basis points over the base reference rate (10-year Treasury Bonds), while the cover rate was 5.25%.
The term of this issue is for 11 years, which reflects the market confidence in ENAP. Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Citigroup and Scotiabank acted as placement agents.
According to the information provided by the state, the funds obtained in this placement will allow extending the average life of its debt, aiming at the financial strengthening of the company.
Andrés Roccatagliata, general manager of ENAP, was satisfied with the success of the placement, while highlighting the interest of investors. "The result of this operation reflects the confidence of the international market in ENAP, in its new Corporate Governance, as well as the support of investors to the company's optimization plan, which aims to reduce costs, increase productivity and an efficient cash management and investments, objectives that we are driving with force as administration and Board ".
In addition to explaining that the US $ 680 million obtained from the placement will be entirely used to refinance liabilities that mature in the short term, Roccatagliata added that "we are committed to improving and being more efficient, operationally and financially, and to concretely specify our Business Plan, with a focus on sustainability and the future of the company. "
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1. The Wisdom of a King
J. Arthur Rank expressees his faith in God and humanity and the power of faith to transform the world in to a peaceful society.
2. The Secrets of Life
Ahmad Zaki Abu Shadi describes his belief in freedom and justice, first developed through books, and then strengthened through his own life experiences that caused him to leave Egypt and ultimately move to the United States.
3. When Man Denies the Brotherhood of Man
Maurice Edelman describes his youthful ideal of creating a more just society that prompted him to go into British politics, his eventual disillusionment and cynicism, and the reawakening of his ideal through a visit to the site of Struthof, a former Nazi concentration camp.
4. The Fun of Chasing a Goal
Douglas Fairbanks describes his fathers resistance to his acting career, and difficulties starting his political carreer and how he overcame obstacles through his determination.
Viscount Simon describes his belief that life is like a train which must come to an end at some point during the journey, but we should not view life with dread, even if he does not believe in an afterlife.
Denis Brogan explains that he doesn't share the certainty or types of belief that many adherents of world religions claim, but he does believe that love is better than hate, and that the love of friends gives meaning to life.
Reverend Irvin Underhill believes that good things can come out of adversity when one keeps faith and he recalls an experience in Africa in which fear and danger led him to peace and tranquility.
Starr Daily describes how he reversed his life from one of criminal activity based upon ill will towards society to one of responsibility based upon good will. Audio also contains an advertisement for This I Believe book, Volume II.
9. Competition Is a Sin
Hector Bolitho describes how he came to value solitude and leisure over the fear of being alone and the desire to be in constant competition with others. Audio also contains advertisement for "This I Believe" book.
10. A Straight Wall is Hard to Build
Lou Crandall describes his belief that hard work brings value to our accomplishments, a belief he believes that his ancestors, the founding fathers, and architects and engineers from history all shared.
11. This I Believe
John Kelly tells the story of his disqualification from the Diamond Sculls rowing competition for having apprenticed as a bricklayer and the resulting hope to meet Beresford, the Diamond Sculls champion, in the Olympics to compete against him for the Gold Medal. Kelly concludes that he believes his failures are the most important memories he holds.
12. Not from a Cloud Alone
Alfred Noyes describes his belief that the complexity of the world can only be attributed to God, and that the clearest revelation of God can be found by looking at the human soul. Contains a short advertisement for This I Believe book (this essay included in the book).
13. My World Was Wrecked Once
Elizabeth Vining describes how she used to depend on human love for meaning and satisfaction till her husband was killed in an automobile accident, and then she came to believe in God's love and the efficacy of prayer. This episode is a rebroadcast of an earlier airing.
14. What Makes Me Feel Big
Frank Dobie describes his belief in those things that make him "feel big": he believes in a supreme Being, the value of questioning to avoid blind faith, and the importance of eliminating prejudice. This episode is a rebroadcast of an earlier airing.
John Rothenstein, the director of the Tate Gallery in London, describes the path that led him to the Roman Catholic Churchas an adolescent and why he continues to be part of the Church.
Peter Scott describes his belief in painting and science as a means by which to discover truth, and describes the wide variety of interests that provide him a busy life.
Herbert Hodge describes his search for his own personal, practical philosophy for life: to try his best at all he does.
Jacob Bronowski describes his simultaneous introduction to mathematics and the English language, his love that developed for both subjects, and his belief in using the mind to find truth.
Stanley Unwin describes his beliefs in tolerance, reverance, beauty, liberty, justice, law, progress (despite some adjustments caused by WWI), and the happiness that can be found through work prompted by love of something.
Kenneth Boulding explains that as a quaker and an economist he understands that pure scientific knowledge is important but meaningless if unaccompanied by an appreciation for the intuitive and spiritual side of life, which he experiecnes through prayer and contemplation.
Gillie Potter states his belief in the power of wit and "foolishness" to communicate truth, and describes his belief that his task is to bring merriness back to a modern zeitgeist that is currently devoid of humor.
Lucile Watson recounts her childhood discovery of the knowledge that she could change herself for the better, and, after successes with simple things such as maintaining her hair and quitting nail-biting, she developed a philosophy for life, including a belief that God was in everything and made everything.
Lord Brabazon describes his beliefs that a divine, omnipotent Jesus is also an individual's personal link to God, that Jesus visited England, that merit should be based on intelligence or character rather than birth, that extraterrestial life does not exist, that humans have and must take responsibility for their free will, and that the English-speaking perspective and moral code is the best yet produced.
Edith Nelson talks about learning the Golden rule early in life, the impact teaching has had on her life and the importance of kindness, friends and families when struggling through adversity.


Dr. Qureshi has outstanding academic achievements. He completed fellowships in medical oncology at The Roswell Park Cancer Institute at SUNY in Buffalo, NY and in clinical genetics at Case Western Reserve University Hospitals in Cleveland, OH. He completed residency training in internal medicine at SUNY Stony Brook at East Meadow, New York at Nassau Medical Center. He obtained his medical degree at the University of Karachi Medical Colleges, where he was valedictorian. In a previous position, Dr. Qureshi was instrumental in successfully obtaining the designation of ACS-comprehensive cancer center and in restarting clinical trials programs with approval of the National Cancer Institute.


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That's My Daddy is a 1928 American silent comedy starring Reginald Denny and Barbara Kent. The film's story is credited to Denny; though the direction is credited to Fred C. Newmeyer, Denny claimed to have directed most of the film himself. The film survives and has been preserved by the UCLA Film and Television Archive.

Preservation
After being unavailable to the public for many decades, the film was screened at the Stanford Theatre in Palo Alto, California, on August 24, 2007 (on a double bill with Denny's 1925 film I'll Show You the Town), and again on August 13, 2014. In both cases, the films were introduced and accompanied by the organist Dennis James.

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Q: NSNetServiceBrowser didRemoveService takes longer after opening stream I have the following code for discovering services on the network:
[netServiceBrowser setDelegate: self];
[netServiceBrowser searchForServicesOfType: serviceType inDomain: domain];

That results in calls to these two methods (find service and remove service):
- (void) netServiceBrowser:(NSNetServiceBrowser*) netServiceBrowser
         didFindService:(NSNetService*) netService ... {}

- (void) netServiceBrowser:(NSNetServiceBrowser*) netServiceBrowser
         didRemoveService:(NSNetService*) netService ... {}

This works fine. When I turn off my device I immediately receive the didRemoveService call.
However when I open a stream (input, output or both) to the device:
[netService getInputStream: &inputStream outputStream: &outputStream];

[inputStream setDelegate: self];
[outputStream setDelegate: self];

[inputStream scheduleInRunLoop:[NSRunLoop currentRunLoop]
             forMode: NSDefaultRunLoopMode];
[inputStream open];

[outputStream scheduleInRunLoop:[NSRunLoop currentRunLoop]
              forMode:NSDefaultRunLoopMode];
[outputStream open];

It suddenly takes the NSNetServiceBrowser almost a minute to detect that I turned off the device
(it takes a minute for didRemoveService to be called).
Devices that I'm not communicating with (opening streams with) still call didRemoveService as soon as I remove them.
Update:
Here is a bit more information related to my problem.

I've ran a trace with Wireshark and noticed the following:
I start my application in the iPad simulator, the application starts a
  NSNetServiceBrowser and detects the printer. After that it opens the
  input/output streams to the device (via airport express, usb). The
  printer is sending me status updates and when I tap the test button in
  my app the printer starts printing. In Wireshark I see all the
  communication with the printer as expected.
Now when I start the exact same application on the iPad (and leave the
  iPad simulator running). The application starts the
  NSNetServiceBrowser as well, and detects the printer. The printer is
  not sending me status updates and when I tap the test button, the
  printer is not printing. In Wireshark I see the communication. The
  printer or airport receives my commands and sends an ACK package.
As soon as I kill the iPad simulator app, the printer starts to print
  the commands that I've sent using the iPad. It seems that opening a socket blocks all bonjour events, how can I prevent this from happening?

More here: https://devforums.apple.com/message/541436

A: I am sure its In Lion the handler is not called for the NSStreamEventEndEncountered event any more. So, you need to close your input stream and remove it from loop when you sure you have received all the data. For example when NSStreamEventHasBytesAvailable happens. Check it out and i guess it should work

A: It seems to be a limitation of the Airport Express.
My current implementation with GCDAsyncSocket works pretty well and I just have to make sure that only one socket is used to communicate with the Airport Express.
I'm closing the question.


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Bonnie's Bus coming to Mineral County
Special to the News Tribune
MORGANTOWN – Bonnie's Bus, a 45-foot, state-of-the-art mobile mammography vehicle, will visit Mineral, Hampshire, Grant, and Randolph counties this month offering three-dimensional (3D) digital screening mammograms and breast care education to women.
A service of WVU Medicine and the WVU Cancer Institute, Bonnie's Bus will be at:
• Mineral County Health Department in Keyser from 1-5 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 9, and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 10. For an appointment, call 304-788-1321.
• Hampshire County Health Department ifrom 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesday. Aug. 11. For an appointment, call 304-496-9640.
• Mt. Storm Health Center from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 12. For an appointment, call 304-693-7616.
• Harman Health Center from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 13. For an appointment, call 304-227-4134.
Patient and staff safety is a top priority, and extra precautions will be taken because of the pandemic. Changes will include staff wearing masks, patients waiting in their car until their appointment time, and extended appointment times to allow staff to thoroughly sanitize between patients.
The screening mammograms are billed to private insurance, Medicaid, or Medicare, if available. Patients who are underinsured or uninsured and meet enrollment criteria will be assisted in enrolling in the West Virginia Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Program (WVBCCSP) to cover the cost of their screening mammogram. Uninsured women living in West Virginia who are 40 and older can receive a free screening mammogram on the bus through the generosity of grant funding and donations. A physician's order is needed for a mammogram.
Bonnie's Bus has provided more than 21,500 mammograms for women throughout West Virginia and led to the detection of more than 110 cases of breast cancer since 2009. Many of those screened are underinsured or uninsured and qualify for screening through the WVBCCSP.
Bonnie's Bus works in collaboration with a statewide partnership of clinicians, public health professionals, women's groups, and other community leaders working to help reduce the number of deaths from breast cancer in West Virginia. Made possible by a generous gift from West Virginia natives Jo and Ben Statler to the Cancer Institute, Bonnie's Bus is operated in partnership with WVU Hospitals. The Bus is named after Jo Statler's late mother, Bonnie Wells Wilson.
For information on Bonnie's Bus, see WVUCancer.org/Bonnie.


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Everything's under the MIT license.
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#define __6502_H__

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	/*+0*/native real_pc; //Program Counter, pointer into real memory. Auto-calculated from memory_start and pc.
	/*+4*/native memory_start; //real memory address of emulated memory.
	/*+8*/native cycles; //cycle counter. May overflow.

	/*+C*/hword pc; //Program counter, as presented to emulated CPU.
	/*+E*/byte s; //Stack pointer
	/*+F*/byte p; //processor status
	/*+10*/byte a; //accumulator
	/*+11*/byte x; //index X
	/*+12*/byte y; //index Y
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  * Returns the actual number of completed cycles.
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#undef byte
#undef dbyte
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Rodgers: Frustration behind Gerrard red
By FourFourTwo Staff 22 March 2015
Brendan Rodgers feels frustration was the reason behind Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard's red card in their 2-1 loss to Manchester United.
Gerrard - who came off the bench at half-time - saw red for a stamp on United midfielder Ander Herrera in his final game against Liverpool's biggest rivals before leaving for LA Galaxy.
The hosts were trailing 1-0 through Juan Mata's strike when Gerrard was dismissed, and fell 2-0 behind in the 59th minute through a spectacular scissor-kick from the Spaniard.
Daniel Sturridge halved the deficit, but a comeback never materialised, with United forward Wayne Rooney seeing an injury-time penalty saved by Simon Mignolet after Emre Can had felled Daley Blind.
Rodgers told Sky Sports: "Steven apologised to the players and me in the dressing room. It was probably frustration, we didn't put a tackle in in the first half but the players adjusted well.
"I was disappointed with the first half, our start position was way too deep. They were excellent and deserved their lead. But the players showed incredible bravery in the second half and showed character.
"Without playing great, we still had a good chance. We needed some luck but it wasn't to be. We will get a reaction after this and finish the season strongly."
Ugly scenes somewhat marred the end of an enthralling game after Martin Skrtel appeared to stamp on United goalkeeper David de Gea.
"I have seen the Martin Skrtel incident," Rodgers added. "The ball was played through but it probably looks worse in slow motion.
"It looks like he is trying to get a nick on the ball, to get a toe on it the ball went into the goalkeeper's hands. Martin is not that type of player, he was just a fraction out.
"We have to refocus on our next game and we knew there would be one or two defeats on reaching our points total."


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For centuries, Southeast Asian countries such as India, Burma (Myanmar), Vietnam, and Thailand have been the birthplace of Rubies. As the old Asian mines depleted, modern day production has expanded greatly and now includes countries of Central Asia and East Africa. Interestingly enough, different countries of origin produce Rubies with varying tints of red from vivid red to a slightly bluish shade of red.
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I stood there at the railway station of Cadenazzo, Switzerland, when a small red Opel cruised around the corner. The car stopped, an Italian climber got out. We greeted each other briefly and he said, "Lets park your car a little further and pack the bags, we take my car to Valle Verzasca and hike up tonight to the bivouac." Without many words, I did what he said. Things went automatically, they went with a flow. We packed and before I knew I was sitting in his red Opel cruising the peaceful valley streets of Switzerland towards the biggest wall in Ticino, Poncione d'Alnasca (600m).
The tiny Swiss villages made out of little granite houses surrounded by a lot of grass, rivers, granite boulders and natural forests gave such a peaceful atmosphere. I was impressed by the surroundings. The mountains are special, they make you feel small, they make you noble, I realised it had been to long ago. It was time to climb bigger walls again, find adventure, find excitement, enjoy the freedom and have tons of fun!
He hiked in front of me, quick and with a stable pace we moved our way up the steep hill towards the 'Scorpio' bivouac. Soon I realised I would have a lot of fun with this Italian Duracell battery. Quickly, his motivation and drive activated my drive and need to climb some walls. It was Matteo Della Bordella who showed me around Ticino last days. Without knowing each other we partnered up together and ended up making a great team for the next three days.
We had one clear objective, we aimed to free climb the variation of the route 'Porte Interiori' on Poncione d'Alnasca. The original 560 meter old aid line has been climbed quite often at a grade of 7b+ – A2 (6b+ Obligated). In 2011 – 2012 Jvan and Michi Tresch and their team added some variations to the old aid line. The variations together with all the original pitches (16 pitches in total) could be climbed all free at a stout grade 8a – (7c Obligated). In June 2012, Jvan Tresch did the first free ascent of his new route. As far as we know, nobody had yet done a first free repeat of this incredible stout, old school (Yosemite) graded route. Freeing this multi pitch, which can count as a standard, looked like a great objective for both of us.
After one comfortable night on the mattresses of the Scorpio bivouac we woke up at six o clock and where ready to attack the wall. Matteo, driven as he is, put some speed behind the morning process of eating, thee and packing and before I knew we were on our one-hour hike towards the base of the wall. The wall is impressive, the first few pitches are slabs where after the wall gets steeper. We did the classic rock-paper-scissors to decide who gets the honour to climb the first 'steps'. I won, I could start up the first 7c slab pitch! You can already guess what happened… "In my face"! Climbing granite for me had been a while; definitely this technical slabby bolted granite. When I tried to start, I quickly realised just getting of the ground would be a big challenge. More or less 20 minutes I searched for the right position to get my feet off the ground. Granite climbing is mental, you have to trust the feet you're on, put your weight on it and find your balance. This climbing intrigues me and is challenging me. I knew from those 20 minutes finding a way to get airborne, I would love these two days of climbing this wall.
When we climbed this first pitch free in the third go, we went on. More beautiful technical slab pitches came right after the first pitch at grades up to 7a/+. We made our way quickly up to the big ledge on top of pitch 6. With Matteo, there was not much time for chilling on the grassy ledge, we went on and tried the next pitches starting from the ledge. One very technical and runout 7b+ followed after the ledge. It was a challenge to understand the moves. On those slopy holds, only compression, precision and balance can help you find your way freeclimbing up to the next belay. We figured out the dance and both of us could free also this beauty. The next pitch was short with one tough boulder problem on crimps. After I saw Matteo on it, I could crimp my way through the boulder and managed to do this pitch first go. This was the best that could happen considering that the crux 8a pitch was next. Because trying this boulder several times on the sharp crimps could have destroyed my fingers.
Until that point, I climbed every pitch free. It became almost night. The wall went out of the sun, so the cold hit us. Perfect conditions to try the crux pitch. I put on my jacked and attacked the blank looking granite wall with every 4 to 5 meters one bold! Only after the first bolt, which was 5 meters right of my belayer, I found myself stretched out on some good footholds reaching into the unknown granite wall. With my face close against the wall to keep my balance I touched every square cm of granite to find some kind of weakness, structure to hold on to. The slab climbing from the first pitches was over, it was like the same slabs were in front of me, only this time, they were all vertical! I made a couple of good, far falls and managed to dance my way up to the second bolt, exciting! I never thought I would have been able to even reach this second bolt. When I looked up to the next bold I realised this one was even further away than the last one. The only goal that moment, the only thing that mattered was reaching that next bolt. The only formation in the rockface above me was a tiny one-centimetre roof, which I could use for my thumbs to move my feet up. After a lot of flying with my face past the wall I discovered the right method moving my feet half a meter up in six steps. These incredible moves are all about precision, body tension and balance. Once I crimped the tiny roof as an underclean I could reach very far out to some positive crimps. This time I was in a slightly overhanging position, the next moves to the bolt contained some no feet pulling from one crimp to the next. When I reached that third bolt I was amazed, how was it possible I could have climbed this very blank looking wall? From there on I continued the 40 meter crux pitch to the anchor, every other 4 meters there was a bolt with each time a tricky move. This route is never really over. I felt that if I would like to free climb this pitch all in once, I had to be focussed, controlled, precise and have a lot of self-confidence. That evening, Matteo followed the pitch and checked out the moves. He confirmed my feeling, this was a very tough pitch and graded incredibly tight! I love it!
That evening we rapped down to the ledge, hiked off the ledge from the side and slept in the Scorpio bivouac again. The next morning we hiked back up to the ledge and repeated pitch 7 and 8 again as a warm up. Looking back at this tactic to sleep in the Scorpio bivouac instead of on the ledge I would recommend to others to sleep on the ledge. It is big and comfortable and you don't have to walk one hour back and forward to the bivouac. On the other hand, the Scorpio 'cave' bivouac is very nice and beautiful. Now it was my time, I was excited for the crux pitch. I really wanted to free it. The 13 hour first climbing day was in my body but still I felt strong. I went for it from the start, soon I felt myself doing the first hard moves up to the second bolt, I was surprised it went so smooth. I arrived at the tiny one centimetre roof and there I screwed up the methods with the feet. But it felt good, I memorised and tried the moves several times and climbed it to the top. Matteo followed again and worked on his turn on the moves. Next we rappelled down to the start of the crux pitch again. I gave it my third go. By now, I was adapted to the granite. Quickly, controlled and confident I did every move perfectly how I remembered. The feeling of finding this right and perfect balance on the rock was incredible. I was in a flow, one with the route and climbed it to the top!
The hardest was done, I had climbed everything free up to that point. From then on, seven more pitches followed. The hardest two pitches in those last ones were two 7's which Matteo could onsight and I followed them free as well. Once on top we enjoyed the great view over the mountains and savoured the success of climbing together. I have to say that free climbing this tough multi pitch would have been more difficult without the support of Matteo. The rhythm we climbed with and moved on the wall was efficient and fun. As far as we know I might have done the second free ascent of this route! I'm super happy with this performance. I went without any clue to Ticino, let me guide by a great Italian climber and enjoyed my time on the granite so much! Thanks Matteo and thanks to the Tresch brothers for opening this pure line! I have to say, we were Tresched!
The next day Matteo still had half a day to climb, I was planning to stay the whole week but according to the weather forecast the weather would be pretty bad the other days. Already for two years I wanted to visit Ticino to try the famous 8-pitch route 'Super Cirill' (8a). We decided to jump on that climb in Val Bavona on our third day. We were both pretty tired but we had to enjoy the weather now it was good!
Matteo following the crux (8a) pitch.
We woke up early and went towards Super Cirill. Matteo had already done the route so I had the honour to try every pitch onsight. A little destroyed but still not to bad I started the route and managed quickly to climb the first two 7a/+'s. The third pitch is a tough and technical 7b+ ramp. Before I started my onsight try, Matteo told me about a very strong and experienced granite climber who could not onsight this line. I don't know what happened but this gave me an incredible energy boost that made me onsight this pitch! Maybe I wasn't so tired after Porte Interiori?
Satisfied and impressed by the beauty of these three first pitches I attempted the next 7c+ pitch, technical corner. Unfortunately I couldn't climb this one onsight, but I enjoyed finding the right methods for this techy smearing corner! Afterwards I did it second go. Now the crux pitch and last hard pitch followed. It is a twin crack on a pretty steep wall getting into one single crack on kind of an arête. Like the other routes, I also gave this one an onsight attempt. I knew this kind of crack suites my style so I confidently jammed my way up and realised to onsight this crux pitch. We finished the last easy pitches to the top and I happily came down! Besides the 7c+ pitch I could onsight all the pitches of this breathtaking multi pitch full of pure classic routes with each their own style. I highly recommend this route!
Me, happy to send the crux pitch from Super Cirill onsight!
The routes I came to Switzerland for this trip I could do in three days, I didn't expect that. Unfortunately, these three days where the only ones with good weather I had on my short Swiss trip. But it doesn't matter; I had a lot of fun together with Matteo. He's an inspiring climber because of his experience and his great motivation! I'm definitely going back for more of the Swiss granite!
One of the easier pitches close to the end. Super funky granite!


The approach of spring often encourages owners to start considering home enhancements and repairs. We have been additionally impressed with the size of the kitchen – 17 ft. x 17 ft. with high 10 ft. ceilings – and the charming built-in cabinet, to not point out the transoms above the bed room doors (something you'd usually discover in grand hotels, not non-public houses.) Suffice it to say this house was a diamond within the rough.
Things like wiping down countertops, sweeping floors, and making the bed are daily chores, but none of these take more than 5 minutes so it isn't too laborious to get these accomplished (even when I find yourself doing them a number of times a day).
Throughout this phase of the Tulip Poplar Toilet renovations, we put in Kerdi waterproof membrane on the bathe partitions and floor, sloped the shower floor, installed and painted beadboard, and laid tile. I positioned the plant just exterior the glass door of our kitchen, right next to the girls' sand and water desk where we often play collectively.
Kali ini kita akan membahas tentang home enchancment yang bisa kita lakukan di rumah kita untuk mendukung program lingkungan hijau. If you do not have the money for an entire upgrade, think about painting laminate surfaces with Giani Countertop Paint (obtainable at your native dwelling improvement retailer for under $one hundred).
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It is one of the most interesting and growing open source projects, created by dotcloud, now known as docker.inc. I started gaining interest after reading Nuno Job's blog post about building your own PaaS with Dokku and Docker, enabling anyone to create "their own personal heroku".
Eventually I got so excited using it that I started deploying every side project with it. This interested also lead me to open a meetup group in Lisbon, Portugal, with Pedro Dias, a early adopter of Docker and author of some of the most used node.js modules to work with it. Since we are having our first meetup next week, I thought it would be a good time to write down some references about it =).
As you may figure, there are several ways to do this, from booting a VM and configuring everything by your own, or with the familiar Vagrant, using a Docker provided image. In this tutorial, we are focused on getting the bootstrap fast and to achieve that, we are going to use a tool by Steve Moorin, called boot2docker.
To use use boot2docker, we need a virtual box installation, you can download here. If you need any help to install it, you can find instructions here.
Ok, we are feeling great, we have our docker thing running, now all we have to do is to pull or create some containers for our apps! :) Just wait, there is one thing that will make our workflow simplier(if you are in a Mac), the brand new Docker OS X Client.
Try running some docker commands, the docker client should be working fine. This commands are actually being run at the docker instance bootstraped by boot2docker!
> A self-sufficient runtime for linux containers.
A docker container runs at the process level, which reduces greatly the resource footprint used (comparing to a VM), perfect as a unit of portable and deployable software across machines. It also offers versioning, component re-use and sharing through the Docker Registry.
There are several containers already available for we to use, from database such as MongoDB or Redis, Ubuntu, some ready to host apps with specific stacks, etc. Here we are going to create one to host a Node.js app, previous Node.js knowledge required, we will be following the steps.
If you don't have Node.js installed already, go to http://nodejs.org/ and click install, should only take a few minutes.
> This utility will walk you through creating a package.json file.
> Press ^C at any time to quit.
There are 3 files that we are going to need for our app in a container, a Dockerfile, a index.js and a index.html. To make our app more interesting and actually observe how docker can take care of the build process for you, let's use hapijs instead of the normal http hello world.
Ok, so now we have our simple app, we are just missing one step, putting it inside a container, for that we need a Dockerfile.
# repo, or really anything else.
Using the command docker build, docker will fetch all the dependent layers for our container and create the image. We are going to use the -t option to tag our image, so we don't have to manage a random ID.
$ docker build -t our-app .
npm WARN package.json our-first-app-in-a-container@0.0.0 No repository field.
In order to see our app running, we will need 2 things, the first is a result of using virtual box, we need to perform a port-forward to contact the virtualized machine properly, the second will be starting a container from our image (we are almost there! :) ).
$ vboxmanage modifyvm boot2docker-vm --natpf1 "http,tcp,127.0.0.1,8888,,8888"
Ok this part is done, now all we have to do is run our app! We are going to use the -p option to map the container port to the host port, otherwise docker would assign a random mapping, which we would have later to inspect.
This was a super quick and intro of how to try how docker, there is so much more! For example, you can quickly test your apps in your local containers and when they are ready, ship them to a staging environment or into production.
One of my favorite projects using docker is dokku, your own personal Heroku, I used it to prototype and deploy a ton of my side projects, you can find it super reviewed and documented by Nuno, go check it now!.
Thank you for reading this post, I can't wait to see all the stuff you are going to do with Docker. I also want to thank Nuno Job for railing on the Docker trail, Pedro Dias for reviewing the technical aspects and Nuno Nogueira for being the first to do a clean try run.


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Dibujando x Mambrilla. Annual drawing festival that seeks to highlight the importance of drawing as an expressive medium and to value the potential of the rural environment.


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Earth to Earth: making furniture from the ground beneath your feet
Itai Lahat
eco furniture, environment, environmentally friendly, green architecture, green cosmetics, Green Economy, green industry, green products
'Rammed Earth' is usually a technique used for building homes, but Israeli designer Adital Ela has extended its use to create something else.
These Terra Stools are made from earth and natural fibers in a unique compression process that was re-developed as part of a longterm study of materials and ancient building methods. Ela is the project's designer-gatherer, and gathers all materials from construction and agricultural waste and from the natural environment.
The result is a stunning and unique looking series of artifacts, furniture and more. The objects are mainly made of earth, but Ela also makes use of her own home made compost, therefore making the products 100% degradable – just break them and throw in the garden to enrich soil.
The stools, cups, lampshades and other pieces of furniture are made by blending organic matter like plants, soil and various fibers, molded and compressed by her feet. According to Ela's research, the foot-mixing technique for earth-based construction is quite old, being used in ancient times in places like Iran, Iraq and Palestine.
In her talks (like this TED talk) Ela describes how she first got the idea for making these biodegradable works when sipping a cup of chai tea in a clay cup: "I was absolutely fascinated by the way those sun-dried clay cups were tossed to the ground and blended back to become earth again within minutes. Seeing this, I started asking myself, 'How can products, like people, come from dust, and to dust return?'
There are interesting implications in Ela's project - not only are these materials available everywhere, the time-honored technique is something that anyone can use to create their own low-impact and easily recyclable furniture. In developing her methods, Ela realized that her own grandmother built ovens in the past using similar techniques: "I was amazed to discover that this knowledge was actually in my family one generation away. It reminded me again how crucial it is to find ways to lean back onto the heritage taught to us by our ancestors and take it forward by applying current scientific and technological knowledge, towards a future in which also our products have grandchildren".
Compulsory food waste recycling. The future?
The mayor's plan is to hire a composting plant to compost 100,000 tons of food scraps every year, which is about 10% of New York City's [...]
The Energy Groove: using the power of dance to create electricity
That was the goal for Temple Nightclub's founder Paul Hemming. The San Francisco-based club opened its doors in 2007 with the vision of becoming [...]
How a sinking gold town in Ecuador is contaminating a Peruvian river
Kata Karáth
Crumbling foundations, sinkholes and undrinkable water - how intrusive mining wreaks chaos for a golden town in Ecuador.
Here are 10 climate activists to watch in 2023
Gerardo Bandera
These climate activists and organisations are inspiring us to take action in 2023.


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Octreotide Capsules
About Acromegaly
About Treatment
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Chiasma is a biopharmaceutical company focused on improving the lives of patients who face challenges associated with existing treatments for their rare and debilitating diseases. Employing its Transient Permeability Enhancer (TPE®) technology platform, Chiasma is developing octreotide capsules (conditionally trade named Mycapssa®) as a potential new oral maintenance therapy for acromegaly.
Chiasma has completed an international Phase 3 trial of octreotide capsules (conditionally trade named Mycapssa®), the results of which have been published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism.
Chiasma is conducting a Phase 3 clinical trial under a Special Protocol Assessment agreement reached with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for its octreotide capsules product candidate, for the maintenance therapy of adult patients with acromegaly. The trial, referred to as "CHIASMA OPTIMAL" (Octreotide capsules vs. Placebo Treatment In MultinationAL centers), is a global, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, nine-month trial. It is expected to enroll 50 adult acromegaly patients. The trial is designed to evaluate the proportion of patients who maintain their biochemical response to octreotide capsules compared to placebo. The company initiated enrollment in CHIASMA OPTIMAL in the third quarter of 2017 and anticipates the release of top-line data from this Phase 3 clinical trial in Q4 2019.
Chiasma also is conducting an international Phase 3 clinical trial under a protocol accepted by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) for the company's octreotide capsules product candidate for the maintenance therapy of adult patients with acromegaly. The trial, referred to as MPOWERED™ (Maintenance of Acromegaly Patients with Octreotide Capsules Compared with Injections – Evaluation of Response Durability), is a global, randomized, open-label and active-controlled 15-month trial. It is expected to enroll approximately 135 adult acromegaly patients, of which it expects to randomize at least 80 patients who are responders to octreotide capsules following a six-month run-in to either octreotide capsules or injectable somatostatin receptor ligands (octreotide or lanreotide), and then followed for an additional nine months. Patients are only randomized into the 9-month randomized controlled phase of MPOWERED if they are qualified as responders (IGF-1 <1.3 x ULN and GH<2.5 ng/mL) to octreotide capsules in the study at the end of the six-month run-in phase. The trial was initiated in March 2016 and is designed to evaluate the proportion of patients who maintain their biochemical response to octreotide capsules and patient-reported outcomes in patients treated with octreotide capsules, compared to patients treated with standard of care injectable somatostatin receptor ligands (octreotide or lanreotide). The company anticipates the release of top-line data from this Phase 3 clinical trial in 2020.
Chiasma's collaboration with healthcare professionals and commitment to acromegaly patients are central to the company's approach. Chiasma is headquartered in the United States with a wholly-owned subsidiary in Israel.
Chiasma Set to Join Russell 3000® Index
Chiasma Provides Update on Ongoing Mycapssa® Phase 3 Clinical Trials
Chiasma Strengthens Leadership Team Ahead of Anticipated Commercial Availability of Mycapssa®
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I am actually doing this up Saturday night because I will be spending all day out at the Beltaine ritual. I love the public rits but they sure tucker me out the next day and of course I have to work the next day.
1. I have been on a plant kick. I now have basil, rosemary, cilantro and one other herb planted out on my front porch. I decided that since I get the best light out there that I will start a container garden there. Working out at TERRA's Herb Garden on Earth Day really got me thinking green things.
2. We now have propane in the BBQ and I just love the smile on my husband's face when he is out there using it. It doesn't hurt that he makes the best grilled chicken either.
3. Our anniversary is coming up in May so rather then picking up individual presents for each other, we decided to go put a BBQ on layaway. Ours is getting older and well I love the grilled foods year around.


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The Gorkha Janmukti Morcha has registered emphatic victory in Darjeeling Municipality by winning 31 of the 32 seats. The only seat TMC managed to win was Ward 31 where it's candidate Chung Chung Bhutia has won.
Gorkha Janmukti Morcha has won 17 out of 20 seats and will be forming he board. Trinmool Congress has won the rest 3 seats.
Heralding change, TMC has won 6 out of 9 seats in Mirik Municipality and is set to form Board. GJM could only win 3 seats.
With this victory TMC has created history in the hills by becoming the first state party to win a local body elections after 1986 Gorkhaland agitation.
People's rejection of GJM in Mirik is also indicative of the anger towards failed GJM leadership in Mirik and the positive politics of promised land rights and administrative devolution in the form of Mirik sub-division by the Trinmool government.