The United States of America has always been a nation of immigrants from all over the world. Meet new Wisdom HS student Rehema Nyandwi from Tanzania, who was born in Congo. Nyandwi shared the comparison between Tanzanian and American education.
Unlike in Tanzania, tuition for education is free here in the USA, except for the taxes that residents pay. Students can get free education there, but it won't be taken serious by the government and there won't be job offerings for the students after they finish. The only way to get a free education in Tanzania, is if you are living in a refugee camp.
"When I was in Tanzania, sometimes my parents couldn't afford to pay my school fees, so I had to miss school days and I would fall behind on my education," said Nyandwi.
When parents can't afford to pay the school fees, students simply do not attend school in Tanzania. In the United States, kids receive a free education from elementary until 12th grade, where they learn science, math, language arts, and other classes. Another difference is that in Tanzania, school work is very difficult – significantly more difficult.
At Wisdom HS, students take four classes a day with different subjects, but in Tanzania four different subjects are taught in one classroom, by one teacher. There is a great emphasis placed on their education system and how it works to grow the abilities of the future generation. The government dedicates time to education, it is taken very seriously.
It was hard for Nyandwi to get used to her new environment here in the United States, but she had to learn. The good thing is that she came here when she was 11 years old, when she had just completed elementary school in Tanzania, which made it a little easier for her to get accustomed to things.


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Psaliodes interrupta är en fjärilsart som beskrevs av Paul Dognin 1913. Psaliodes interrupta ingår i släktet Psaliodes och familjen mätare. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Mätare
interrupta

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Rhinaspis aenea är en skalbaggsart som beskrevs av Gustaf Johan Billberg 1820. Rhinaspis aenea ingår i släktet Rhinaspis och familjen Melolonthidae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Wee Chic children's boutique at Green Spring Station is hosting two cool events this July. On Saturday, July 11, airbrush artist Kaliq will be in-store all day for on-the-spot personalization items that are perfect for sports, school, camp visiting day or just for fun.
If you can't make it for the event, stop by Wee Chic before July 5 to pre-order for July 11 delivery.. Personalize a Wee Chic basic for $15 or an outside item for $20.. Select from 12 different airbrush designs.
On Thursday, July 16, Painted Palette is back at Wee Chic and this time it's Just For Mommas! Grab a few girlfriends and join us to enjoy an evening of creative fun, nosh and wine. Learn from the experts and create your very own canvas art piece, Sailing Sunset. Cost is $35 per painter.
Visit www.weechic.com/room to register for one or both of these events.
ABOUT: Wee Chic believes kids are never too young to enjoy great style and self-expression. Considered one of Baltimore's most fashionable boutiques and winner of five consecutive Best of Baltimore nods, Wee Chic offers a unique selection of kids clothing and gifts from birth to size 16. Wee Chic is now carrying a full selection of fashions featuring favorite New York and Los Angeles designers such as Desiguel, Tooby Doo, Trunk, Chaser, Junkfood, Splendid, Joe's and Mayoral for kids. Wee Chic looks forward to being your favorite destination for all things mini in the world of fun, fashion, and design.


Lauren Ann Photography did an excellent job capturing the natural and romantic feel of this early September wedding in Hocking Hills. The gorgeous bride, Cassie, opted for burgundy bridesmaid dresses which were complimented by small hand-tied floral bouquets of hydrangea, roses, dusty miller and seeded eucalyptus. Cassie's bouquet incorporated vintage looking hydrangea, white roses, queen anne's lace, dusty miller and seeded eucalyptus with a bold, romantic touch of burgundy dahlia's.


Fasting! I do not recommend fasting during the day. I recommend eating your required nutrition between 6am-6pm, and fasting while you sleep! Many of us pack in the calories at night and then sleep on them. Break that cycle, fast and do it unto the Lord.
Personally the only way I have control to fast is when I am fasting for the Lord.


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import RPi.GPIO as GPIO
GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BCM)
GPIO.setwarnings(False)

class Output:

  def __init__(self,pin,rev=True, initial = None):
    self.pin = pin
    self.rev = True
    #if GPIO.gpio_function(self.pin) != GPIO.OUT:
    self.setup(initial)

  def setup(self, initial=None):
    GPIO.setup(self.pin, GPIO.OUT)
    if initial!=None:
      self.set(initial)

  def set(self, value):
    GPIO.output(self.pin, self.rev^value)

  def on(self):
    self.set(self.rev^False)

  def off(self):
    self.set(self.rev^True)

class Output2v:

  def __init__(self, pin_on, pin_off):
    self.ono = Output(pin_on, initial=None)
    self.offo = Output(pin_off, initial=None)

  def set(self, value):
    self.ono.set(value)
    self.offo.set(not value)

  def on(self):
     self.set(True)

  def off(self):
     self.set(False)


According to our records, Briarfield Of Cortland provides Nursing Care to seniors in Cortland, OH. This senior care facility is located at 4250 Sodom Hutchings Rd. You can find out where Cortland is located with the map of Cortland, OH below. Look for the red pin, and see other nearby communtiies that are marked with yellow pins when they are available. Other than these facts, we can't really say much about this care provider, but we can tell you more about the types of senior care that Briarfield Of Cortland is said to provide.
Nursing Care : Nursing Homes are a type of senior housing that typically offer a wide range of healthcare services, including the services of on-site doctors and other medical professionals, as well as traditional senior housing services like meal service, personal assistive care, housekeeping and more. Check with Briarfield Of Cortland to find out what services they provide.
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SeniorHousingNet.com provides all the available details for facilities or services that Briarfield Of Cortland provides at 4250 Sodom Hutchings Rd, Cortland, OH, 44410. Briarfield Of Cortland provides Nursing Care for seniors in Cortland, OH. We invite you to contact Briarfield Of Cortland for specific questions. However, for a quick overview, explore the above community details like amenities and room features to get a sense of what services and activities are available. After you browse the community photos, read the latest articles related to senior living. Search SeniorHousingNet.com for additional senior housing options near 4250 Sodom Hutchings Rd.


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Payment news, September 7
The Singapore Mercantile Exchange goes live, while Daiwa selects a platform to power its electronic trading infrastructure in Asia.
Jonathan Wong
SMX is now live
The Singapore Mercantile Exchange (SMX) began operations on August 31 with the appointment of Standard Chartered, Royal Bank of Scotland and ICICI Bank as settlement banks. SMX is regulated and licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and offers multi-currency and multi-asset clearing, trading and pricing for contracts.
"We are focused on listing contracts to meet specific market needs of industry participants by providing bespoke futures contracts. Specialised derivatives solutions allow SMX to enhance market risk management and unlock hidden value by creating markets," said Thomas J. McMahon, chief executive of SMX, in a statement. "It will be broad-based, have multiple lines and bring members across the global industry together to a central marketplace under one platform to do business."
The exchange will run on a global futures and trading platform provided by RTS Realtime Systems Group.
Daiwa chooses solution by GigaSpaces
Daiwa Capital Markets has chosen to implement GigaSpaces' eXtreme Application Platform (XAP) to power its electronic trading infrastructure in Asia-Pacific. XAP delivers swift end-to-end transactions, and at the same time provides a flexible and powerful infrastructure solution.
"GigaSpaces has a long, solid history of supporting financial services companies in their quest to maximise transactional performance," said Adi Paz, GigaSpaces' executive vice-president of marketing and business development, in a statement. "As financial services transactions get more complex, maintaining the simplicity of the underlying infrastructure is critical. XAP will allow Daiwa to manage both the trading speed and volume, while ensuring underlying system operations run smoothly."
Citibank Thailand launches Citi Locator
Citibank has launched its mobile locator service, Citi Locator, in Thailand. The value-added service, which is offered through Citi's mobile platform, will allow customers to search for Citibank world privileges offers in 27 countries.
"We continually strive to develop alternative servicing channels to serve the rising demand of our customers, especially through online and mobile channels," said Yuenyong Ken Songsiridej, Citibank's country marketing director, in a statement. "We have seen rapid growth in mobile internet usage, with approximately 12 million current users in the country."
"With this latest development following the introductions of Citi Alerts and Citi Mobile last year, we aim to increase the number of users by 20% by year end," Songsiridej added.
Thomson Reuters launches Elektron
Thomson Reuters has launched its next generation real-time network and hosting environment, Elektron, in India. Working together with the Bombay Stock Exchange and its facility Netmagic Solutions, Thomson Reuters will build on its existing Elektron network in Asia-Pacific in Hong Kong, Singapore and Tokyo.
"Financial institutions are becoming increasingly sophisticated in their trading strategies for the Indian market and this is driving demand for our low latency solutions," said Mike Powell, global head of enterprise real time solutions at Thomson Reuters, in a statement. "We are therefore delighted to be working with the Bombay Stock Exchange and Netmagic to facilitate improved access for trading participants as we look to set new performance benchmarks for market connectivity and managed services across the region through the Elektron cloud."
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Articles tagged Investigative Reporting Workshop (3)
Learn more about Investigative Reporting Workshop
There's much more background and news at Encyclo, the encyclopedia of the future of news.
The Investigative Reporting Workshop is a professional journalism center at American University's School of Communication. The Workshop conducts multimedia investigative reporting projects in partnership with major news outlets, such as msnbc.com, Frontline, and the McClatchy newspapers. It was created in 2008 by Charles Lewis, who also founded the Center for...
Lindsay Green-BarberMarch 19, 2014
How can journalists measure the impact of their work? Notes toward a model of measurement
Just defining impact can be challenge, much less measuring it. The Center for Investigative Reporting shares how it's thinking about a key question for news nonprofits.
FairWarning: A beat-focused model for a nonprofit investigative startup
What's keeping news organizations from trying the "low-profit" model?
Barnett, Jim. "What's keeping news organizations from trying the "low-profit" model?." Nieman Journalism Lab. Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard, 20 Aug. 2009. Web. 31 Jan. 2023.
Barnett, J. (2009, Aug. 20). What's keeping news organizations from trying the "low-profit" model?. Nieman Journalism Lab. Retrieved January 31, 2023, from https://www.niemanlab.org/2009/08/whats-keeping-news-organizations-from-trying-the-low-profit-model/
Barnett, Jim. "What's keeping news organizations from trying the "low-profit" model?." Nieman Journalism Lab. Last modified August 20, 2009. Accessed January 31, 2023. https://www.niemanlab.org/2009/08/whats-keeping-news-organizations-from-trying-the-low-profit-model/.
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Get involved > MS Ambassadors > MS Ambassadors VIC > Shara Gillahan
"Live life to the fullest"
Spring Racing Carnival is the busiest time of the year for Shara Gillahan. But on Oaks Day 2010, the 33-year-old budding milliner woke to numbness down the left side of her body. Thinking she had just pinched a nerve, she set off for the track believing her osteopath could set it right during their appointment the next day.
But her osteopath quickly recognised it was more serious and Shara was sent for an MRI and an appointment with a neurologist. Within a few weeks, she was diagnosed with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis.
Although working in a banking sales support role, Shara had discovered her real passion was designing and making hats after completing a TAFE course in millinery in 2007.
Following her diagnosis she decided to save for her dream millinery adventure to the United Kingdom and Ireland to learn from the best.
Additionally Shara approached the MS Connect Information Line to gather accurate and up to date information about multiple sclerosis and consulted with MS nurses around medication options.
Fatigue had forced her to work part-time therefore saving enough money for the trip was proving difficult. Luckily, staff at the MS organisation told her about the MS Go For Gold scholarship program that provides financial assistance to help those with MS 'live their dream'.
Her own dream became a reality in 2013 when she travelled to Ireland, London (including Royal Ascot), New York, and San Francisco on an MS Go for Gold Scholarship for Employment to learn from some of the world's best milliners.
Today Shara cherishes all the skills and knowledge she gathered on her trip of a lifetime and is confident that she can grow her millinery label. She especially wants to teach millinery to others and share her love of the craft.
Most of all she wants to help others with multiple sclerosis to reach their goals as well as raise awareness of the disease.
"I want to be a person who is remembered for achieving dreams and goals and not as that person who had multiple sclerosis. And more importantly, I want this for others with multiple sclerosis!
Book MS Ambassador | View more VIC Ambassadors
If you would like to book an MS Ambassador, please free-call MS Connect on 1800-042-138 or email: ambassadors-vic@ms.org.au (for VIC Ambassadors), ambassadors-nsw@ms.org.au (for NSW).


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Q: How to stop my firefox extension which interferes other extension? I have tried very hard to make my extension as simple as possible, it now do not contain any skin/css, it just have 'statusbar' in one single 'overlay'.
The issue is that when installed, it hides the top three icon of 'all-in-one toolbar' extension of my firefox 3.6.3.
On other two machine which do not have 'all-in-one toolbar', it hide all the icons of the web-development toolbar!
chrome.manifest
content     stackoverflow    content/
content     stackoverflow    content/ contentaccessible=yes

overlay chrome://browser/content/browser.xul chrome://stackoverflow/content/browser.xul

locale  stackoverflow   en-US   locale/en-US/

browser.xul
<overlay id="dch-browser-overlay" xmlns="http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul">
        <script type="application/x-javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.3.2/jquery.min.js"/>
        <script src="stackoverflow.js" />

        <statusbar id="status-bar">
            <statusbarpanel id="stackoverflow-status-bar-icon" class="statusbarpanel-iconic" src="chrome://stackoverflow/content/icon_small.png" tooltiptext="&runstackoverflow;" onclick="stackoverflow.run()" />
        </statusbar>
</overlay>

I have tried very hard to simplify the extension to find the reason, but failed, any suggestion/ideas would be welcome.
thx.

A: Without seeing the code for the web developer toolbar, I'd say that it's the id on your overlay ("dch-browser-overlay") that is non-unique.
Side note: you really really shouldn't be loading jQuery from the web in the browser.  Package it in your extension (in your case, it's going to slow startup down a bunch and present a security hole if you are MITMd).

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package specification

import java.io.File

import au.com.dius.pact.model.{FullRequestMatch, RequestMatching, Response, Interaction}
import org.json4s._
import org.json4s.jackson.JsonMethods._
import org.specs2.specification.Example

abstract class RequestSpecificationSpec extends SpecificationSpec {

  def test(input: PactRequestSpecification) = {
    val fakeInteraction = Interaction("", None, input.expected, Response(200, Map[String, String](), "", null))
    val result = RequestMatching.compareRequest(fakeInteraction, input.actual)
    if(input.`match`) {
      result mustEqual FullRequestMatch(fakeInteraction)
    } else {
      result mustNotEqual FullRequestMatch(fakeInteraction)
    }
  }

  def fragments(path: String): Seq[Example] = {
    val resources = getClass.getResource(path)
    val file = new File(resources.toURI)
    file.listFiles().flatMap { folder =>
      if(folder.isDirectory) {
        val dirName = folder.getName
        folder.listFiles(jsonFilter).map { testFile =>
          val fileName = testFile.getName
          implicit val formats = DefaultFormats
          val testJson = parse(testFile)
          val testData = testJson.transformField {
            case ("body", value) => ("body", JString(pretty(value)))
          }.extract[PactRequestSpecification]

          val description = s"$dirName/$fileName ${testData.comment}"
          Example(description, {
            test(testData)
          })
        }
      } else {
        Seq()
      }
    }
  }

}


[S236] Parish Register of Baptisms 1858-1912, The Rector, HP44/1/2/2., Page 28 Entry No 218 (Reliability: 3).
[S239] Parish Register of marriages 1837-1963, The Rector, HP44/1/3/3., Page 135 Entry No 269 (Reliability: 3).
[S239] Parish Register of marriages 1837-1963, The Rector, HP44/1/3/3., Page 154 Entry No 308 (Reliability: 3).
[S239] Parish Register of marriages 1837-1963, The Rector, HP44/1/3/3., Page 160 Entry No 320 (Reliability: 3).
[S239] Parish Register of marriages 1837-1963, The Rector, HP44/1/3/3., Page 162 Entry No 323 (Reliability: 3).
[S239] Parish Register of marriages 1837-1963, The Rector, HP44/1/3/3., Page 163 Entry No 326 (Reliability: 3).
[S2] Register of Births, St. Ives, Huntingdonshire Dec 1870 vol 3b page 280 (Reliability: 3).
[S9] 1881 UK Census, RG11/1609/4/1 2, Manor Farm Cottage, Conger Lane (Reliability: 2).
[S10] 1891 UK Census, RG12/1241/13/20 1, Manor Farm Cottage, Conger Lane (Reliability: 2).
[S11] 1901 UK Census, RG13/1479/16/23 Wild Croft, Holywell Front (Reliability: 2).
[S239] Parish Register of marriages 1837-1963, The Rector, HP44/1/3/3., Page 179 Entry No 358 (Reliability: 3).
[S9] 1881 UK Census, RG11/1609/4/1 2, Manor Farm Cottage, Conger Lane (Reliability: 3).
[S10] 1891 UK Census, RG12/1241/13/20 1, Manor Farm Cottage, Conger Lane (Reliability: 3).
[S236] Parish Register of Baptisms 1858-1912, The Rector, HP44/1/2/2., Page 81 Entry No 645 (Reliability: 3).
[S236] Parish Register of Baptisms 1858-1912, The Rector, HP44/1/2/2., Page 84 Entry No 665 (Reliability: 3).
[S11] 1901 UK Census, RG13/1479/16/23 Wild Croft, Holywell Front (Reliability: 3).
[S239] Parish Register of marriages 1837-1963, The Rector, HP44/1/3/3., Page 95 Entry No 189 (Reliability: 3).
[S4] Register of Marriages, St. Ives, Huntingdonshire Jun 1867 vol 3b page 481 (Reliability: 3).
[S236] Parish Register of Baptisms 1858-1912, The Rector, HP44/1/2/2., Page 81 Entry No 645 (Reliability: 2).
[S236] Parish Register of Baptisms 1858-1912, The Rector, HP44/1/2/2., Page 84 Entry No 665 (Reliability: 2).
[S236] Parish Register of Baptisms 1858-1912, The Rector, HP44/1/2/2., Page 87 Entry No 694 (Reliability: 2).


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Q: Chrome bug with css clip on nested divs Example fiddle
I have such html:

And such css:
.parent {
  position: absolute;
  width: 100px;
  height: 100px;
  background: red;
}
.child {
  position: absolute;
  left: 0;
  right: 0;
  top: 0;
  bottom: 0;
  clip: rect(auto auto auto 100px);
  background: green;
}

So parent is completely overlapped by child. In FF I can see the parent, but in chrome it's invisible. But if I'm setting, for example, left:1px to child, parent instantly appears. How could I avoid this bug?

A: Have you tried making them siblings rather than parent/child:

.sibling1 {
  position: absolute;
  width: 100px;
  height: 100px;
  background: red;
}
.sibling2 {
  position: absolute;
width:100px;
height:100px;
  clip: rect(auto auto auto 100px);
  background: green;
}

A: I think you need to be careful about what you actually trying to do here.
You are telling the child to have a position absolute with 0px on all four sides which I think is where the 2 browsers are processing it differently. You are telling the child it needs to be touching on each side without specifying how wide or high it needs to be.
Chrome seems to treat that similar to if you have just given it width: 100%;
  height: 100%;. We can see this by inspecting the element and look at the computed styles, it has given the child a height and width of 100px (the parents height and width).
Firefox on the other hand does not. The child does not have a height or width. In other words its not actually taking up any pixels on the screen, hence you can see the parent.
I don't think this is a bug but rather invalid css and your browser trying its best to display it.
When positioning, either specify top or bottom, and left or right, but not all of them. then give the element height and width.
If you let me know what you are trying to achieve I will happily help where I can.
I hope this is useful.


You never liked croissants that much, until you arrived in Paris on holiday. From then on you are one of "those people" who refuses to eat a croissant unless it's authentically flaky.
This mid-century buttoned bench has a Parisian flair.


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Erskine Fellowship Programme, Staff stories
ERSKINE PROGRAMME VISITOR PROFILE – TIM ATKINS
October 15, 2019 naw65
Tim Atkins visited us from TriVector Services in the USA.
Tim Atkins with his host and students
Where have you come from, and what do you teach?
I work at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama. I develop avionics requirements, testing, and analyses for key components of NASA's Artemis Program; and communicate NASA's vision of space exploration to students in the US and NZ.
What interested you in the Erskine Programme/why did you want to come to UC?
My wife and I regularly visit our daughter, who lives in Christchurch with her husband and young daughter. When I visited in early 2018, I contacted UC and offered to present information about NASA; Margaret Agnew enlisted me to present at the UC Connect forum then; afterwards, Dr. Chris Hann recommended me for an Erskine Fellowship to support the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering senior-level rocket design course.
What have you been doing at UC?
I lectured 3 hours weekly to an excellent group of young engineering students on rocket design parameters and trade-offs; NASA Systems Engineering approaches; and publicly-available Space Launch System technical information. I also provided input to the UC Rocketry safety protocols for their launches, and participated in a test launch that served to train students on processes and safety checkpoints for a future Milly launch. I also investigated future collaborations with some of my US colleagues and others here at UC. Apart from UC, I communicated NASA's vision to several primary, intermediate and secondary schools in Christchurch and Dunedin; I expect many of those students will pursue studies in Math and Science, that many of those will end up at UC, and – who knows? – perhaps some will work at NASA one day.
What have you most enjoyed about your time here at UC/Christchurch?
Time with family.
Beautiful New Zealand Spring weather.
Rugby – the local Canterbury team and the World Cup on TV.
Working with Dr. Hann, his brilliant students, and amazing support staff in the CoE, the UC Communications Office, and Erskine Office.
ErskineErskine programmeinternationalNASA
NASA internships now open to New Zealand students
August 29, 2018 cid15
Under a new agreement between NASA and the Ministry for Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE), tertiary students can now apply for internships with the space administration.
Scholarships will be available for up to four successful Aotearoa New Zealand students for NASA's June 2019 intake, courtesy of the New Zealand Space Agency. Costs associated with the internship including travel, living costs and NASA's administrative fees will be covered under the scholarship.
The successful students will attend the Ames Centre base for a 10-16 week internship in Silicon Valley. Under the guidance of a NASA mentor, they will also have the opportunity to build a network of contacts both within the space administration, the US and the pool of other international students taking part in the programme.
This opportunity is for high-achieving Aotearoa New Zealand students to work with experts in space-related fields and have access to some of the world's most advanced research facilities.
The scholarship aims to support Aotearoa New Zealand's students studying space-related activities and will give our future innovators, entrepreneurs and scientists a head-start in their careers by enabling them to develop technical skills at a world-leading space agency.
The internship will give students access to international professional networks and develop their understanding of the global space economy.
The application process is two-phased with candidates first being selected by the New Zealand Space Agency.
Following selection by MBIE, local finalists will be recommended to NASA who will then choose their overall finalists from the broader pool of 12 other countries.
Applications will be open from mid-September and close mid-October.
For more, see www.mbie.govt.nz/nasa
internshipMBIENASANewsscience


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Mt. Olive Oozes With Hot Fresh Pizza Restaurants
By new_view_media on June 12, 2018 No Comment
Susan Dimeo
By: Megan McGaha
Chewy, cheesy, delicious pizza is a staple in American cuisine today, but pizza has a long and rich history, and it's come a long way. Pizza has been around since 6th Century B.C., when soldiers "baked a kind of bread flat upon their shields and then covered it with cheese and dates," according to "Pizza- History and Legends of Pizza," an article on whatscookingamerica.net.
This first pizza did not include tomato sauce, and in fact that sauce that modern Americans consider characteristic of pizza did not appear until 1522, when tomatoes were brought back to Europe from Peru.
People initially thought tomatoes were poisonous, but "later the poorer people of Naples added the new tomatoes to their yeast dough and created the first simple pizza, as we know it," according to the article. "They usually had only flour, olive oil, lard, cheese, and herbs with which to feed their families."
Pizza came to America in 1895, when Gennaro Lombardi, a 14 year-old-baker, emigrated from Naples, Italy, to New York City in what would become Little Italy. He made pizza for a bakery and grocery store on Mulberry St., using his father's recipes. He bought the grocery store in 1905, but quickly realized the future "was made of pizza."
"The first American pizzas were known as Tomato Pie. Even in the present 21st century, present-day tomato pie is most commonly found in the Northeastern United States, especially in Italian bakeries in central New York," according to the article. "Tomato pies are built the opposite of pizza pies – first the cheese, then the toppings, and then the sauce."
"Gennaro Lombardi is credited to having opened the first United States Pizzeria in New York City at 53 1/2 Spring Street (now known as Little Italy)… It wasn't until the early 1930s that he added tables and chairs and sold spaghetti as well," according to the article. "A downturn in the economy forced it to close its doors in 1984."
Eusabio Roque & Christie Levine
But within that time, pizza had already spread; including to New Jersey. Tomato pies started to be sold out of Trenton as early as 1910. Mt. Olive is no exception.
Dino's Pizza located in the Village Green in Budd Lake opened in June of 1975, and is being run by Gino Dimeo.
Dimeo said he got started with pizza when the son of the owners of the Village Green was going to New York University (NYU) and his older brother had a pizza shop near NYU.
"We wanted to move from the city to the country," said Dimoe. "We're originally from Brooklyn, and before that, Italy."
Claude Branda operates Branda's Italian Grill, located at 1 Mt Olive Rd, Budd Lake which has been open for the past 17 years.
Branda said he chose to open his business in the Mt. Olive area back in 2001 because it was a "great up & coming area for families in 2000."
Anthony Schianodicola and partner Joe Penza, who also started the business in the early 2000's, have run Frank's Pizza located in the Mall at 206 in Flanders since 2000. Before taking over, the restaurant was in operation since 1969.
Gelber Folgar
"Our restaurant was established in 1969; it's the original Frank's Pizza," said Schianodicola. "My partner Joe Penza and I started our own journey in July '00. We are about to celebrate our 'first' 18 years in business!"
Schianodicola explained that he was drawn to the idea to build something important in Mt. Olive.
"After years in the business, we were looking to finally have our own thing,
our own restaurant where we could express our passion in making food," said Schianodicola.
He and Penza settled on Frank's Pizza, as they had years of experience in the business.
"After years looking for the right spot, a friend of a friend of another friend told us about this location," he said. "When we came to 'explore' the area, we fell in love with idea to build something important here. It was just the right place and the right time to finally take that big step. A move the made our dreams come true and gave us the chance to build our families in a safe and healthy environment."
Enzo's Pizza in Budd Lake at 382 U.S. 46 was purchased by Emilio and Assunta Buonincontri and family in 1976. The great depression led the Buonincontris away from their hometown of Pouzzuoli, Italy, to Brooklyn, N.Y. in 1969. Emilio worked in the construction business in Brooklyn, but after falling from a three story building, he decided to follow his passion for fine cuisine and purchased Enzo's Pizza. His son Ernesto eventually took over and has shared the business with his son, also named Emilio.
Ernie Buoninconti & Anthony Gallo
"The day they opened the doors Ernesto knew it would change his and his family's life forever," says Ernesto's son, Emilio Buonincontri, who has now taken on the role to assist Ernesto in continuously delivering to the Mt. Olive community.
"Mt. Olive during that time was incredibly popular, and people found this area to be a vacation spot," he said. "With a few different locations bought from Ernesto's father, Mt. Olive, NJ has been the location that has lasted the longest. Mt. Olive has come such a long way and the growth that is taking place within this town is so exciting to see. We are beyond thankful that this is where our foundation was created."
Uncle Sal's Pizza at 375 Rt. 36 Budd Lake has been open since 2006. Owner Benny Mejia purchased the business as its previous owner was also a pizza/Italian restaurant.
Mejia uses fresh ingredients, along with special family recipes to create the tastiest dishes.
Whether it's dine in, take out or catering, customers can enjoy pizza, pasta, seafood and favorite chicken dishes.
Different pizzas from traditional to pan to stuffed, with a whole slew of toppings and sizes, are made to order. A variety of calzones, subs and Paninis offer a wide selection along with favorite dishes like chicken marsala, penne vodka and eggplant parm.
The different pizzerias all take a similar approach to making great pizza. They all agree that great pizza starts with great ingredients.
For Dino's Pizza, the emphasis is on the sauce and the cheese.
"Good quality tomato, sweetness of tomato and good quality mozzarella cheese. Put them together and you get a great pizza."
For Branda, consideration for the pizza at Branda's Italian Grill starts at the ingredients.
He said the most important step in making pizza is starting with the best ingredients, and they set themselves apart from the competition by listening to their customers.
"We always strive to do better and never stop learning by listening to our customers," said Branda.
Dimeo said Dino's stands out because of the quality of their products.
"Quality of product that we use, we always try to buy the best tomatoes, the best cheese, the meat the veal, you know every product has many different variations from different grades of chicken, there's not just one out there. We always strive to buy the better product and I think at the end people know the difference."
Schianodicola said since taking over, the emphasis at their restaurant has also been on choosing great ingredients.
"Of course, choosing the best mozzarella cheese on the market, together with imported Italian tomatoes is a must," said Schianodicola. "But what I strongly believe makes the difference is the water! And we are lucky to have a great one in Mt. Olive."
Branda agreed, noting that their restaurant uses well water.
"We are in well and the water being high in minerals is very good for pizza!"
Dimeo also stressed the importance of the water quality.
"To be honest, I'm not really sure [how the water in Mt. Olive contributes to the quality of the pizza], but it's gotta be all those chemicals in NJ water," said Dimeo. "It's something scientific in the water that I cannot explain to you. But it's very important."
At Enzos, "The secret to a perfect pizza is combining quality ingredients with attention to details!" said Buonincontri. "From the dough, to the sauce it is all homemade. Don't forget, the pizza being made has come from the same hard working hands for the past four decades. Like any recipe the secret ingredient is the love that is put into creating the dish."
He too agrees that quality water plays a part.
"Being that everything on the menu is homemade, it assures us that the quality of our food will always deliver to be the best, said Buonincontri. "When cooking day in and day out it's so crucial that every ingredient lives up to its expectation. The water is incredibly significant!"
Dimeo said Dino's most popular dishes include their award winning Buffalo Chicken Pizza, Pasta, and some of the salads that they make.
"There's a lot of different products that we sell a lot of," said Dimeo. "We won an award for the Buffalo Chicken Pizza from the Mt. Olive Rotary Club and the other from the Kiwanis Club."
Branda said some of the most popular dishes at Branda's Italian Grill include: "Eggplant Rollatini, Penne Vodka, and all our salads with our homemade dressings."
Schianodicola said some of the more popular items at Frank's Pizza include the "Grandma's" Pizza, Chicken Francese, and the Vodka sauce, along with other items.
"But I would say the one I just mentioned are the most appreciated," said Schianodicola.
The staff at Frank's Pizza pride themselves in their work.
"The restaurant business is a tough one, with big corporations making their way through, it's not easy for small business owners like us to compete," said Schianodicola. "But one thing that corporations will never have it's the heart and soul that everyday we put in our work."
Enzos is mostly known for its pizza.
"We have a delicious pizza menu," said Buonincontri. "We are so incredibly creative when it comes to our pizza's and even our weekly dinner specials. We make an amazing Amalfi Pizza that comes with seafood. As well as a wonderful Tuscany Pizza that comes with Fresh Italian Meats. But then we also have delicious weekly dinner specials that our wonderful Chef Vincy creates all on her own!
"As far as most popular item on the menu, you can never go wrong with our homemade tomato sauce or even our delicious Della Nonna Pizza. Crispy, thin, Sicilian with homemade marinara sauce," said Buonincontri. "Even our homemade desserts are popular! Like the Calzonolies, Small Fried Calzones stuffed with Nutella and cannoli cream.
"You truly can't go wrong with anything on the menu, it's all homemade!"
All of the restaurants also participate in the local community.
Dino's gives pasta when the team plays in town, and they also assist with donations or anything else the local students need.
"A while back it was wrestling. We provide food, donations, whatever we can help with," said Dimeo. "We try to contribute for the different kids."
Branda said they support the community by "always sponsoring local athletics and civil savants."
Schianodicola said they also try to actively participate to the community life.
"Sponsoring town events and sports night at the restaurant are for us one the best vehicles to get our name out there."
They also let the local teams pick a night to promote themselves at the restaurant.
"Different teams pick a night at Frank's to promote themselves, and for every customer that comes in showing their support, we give a 10 percent of the sales to the team."
Schianodicola expressed gratitude toward the local community, including the health department.
"We are proud to serve our customers and happy to live in Mt. Olive," said Schianodicola. "I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the health department of Mt. Olive. They really do an outstanding job and take the well being of the community seriously. They are definitely a huge help in keeping the Mt. Olive food businesses safe, and that is the foundation for success."
Branda added, "Thank you to all our loyal customers who have made our jobs rewarding and for allowing us to service them all these years!"
Buonincontri said "Enzo's never turns down ways to help the local community.
Ernesto's service to the community does not have the marketing or recognition that most business-owners would expect from "giving back," often times it is a simple gesture from the heart. A free meal to a family in need, feeding seniors with no family during the holiday, sending a meal to a customer overcoming an illness, providing a discount to a customer just to assure that they can host a celebration at the restaurant, sponsoring local sports teams, hosting local community clubs and even hosting weekly youth sport lunches. Enzo's has always been part of the community and we continue to support in any way that we can."
Enzo's foundation was built on family.
"Enzo's is more than just an Italian restaurant," said Buonincontri. "It has been created from the ground up on the value of family, love and tradition. Alongside Ernesto is his wife Vincy, the head chef and mastermind behind many of the recent additions to the restaurant. Together they give more love to the community than it can often handle…they place other people's interests first."
While Enzo's changed "a lot" during the past 40+ years, "we always maintained our foundation," said Buonincontri. We have been built on the value of friendship, family and authenticity. You may ask anyone that you know in the area and they will all say the same thing: 'When you go to Enzo's you get treated like family.' You can't find that everywhere and that's what makes us, us! We value each and every individual that comes into our family owned restaurant and we ensure that the love we give our customers is the same love we put into our food."
Vincenzo's Pizzeria, Valentino's Pizza, Frank's Pizza in Hackettstown, were also contacted for participation in this article but either did not comment in time."
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Winter Utility Bills Soaring For Some Con Ed Customers
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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — The unusually cold temperatures keeping the New York area in a deep freeze this winter has led to soaring utility bills for some Con Edison customers.
Con Ed customers are paying an average of 15 to 20 percent more this year than last to heat their homes and keep the lights on, CBS 2's Kathryn Brown reported.
Con Edison says its rates haven't changed, but the price of natural gas is skyrocketing with demand higher than usual this winter. Those prices are being passed on to customers, many of whom are seeing a significant jump in their bills.
"The last month or two, it's gone up 25, 30 percent at least," one Con Ed customer said.
"I've noticed $15, $20 difference between last year and this year for sure," said Con Ed customer Myra Guvara. "You have to stay warm, I mean there's no other choice."
For customers who might be unable to pay, Con Ed spokesperson Michael Clendenin says the worst thing to do is nothing.
"We have level-payment plans for people who are paying an extra $100 or $200 or $300 more than they're used to paying this time of year, that they can spread it out over a 12 month period," he said.
Con Ed recommends keeping the thermostat at 68 degrees or below. Every degree above 68 can raise the cost about 3 percent.
"The best thing that people can do really when we encounter periods like this, and really you should think about it all the time anyway, is really just conserving energy," he said.
Clendenin says we can expect rates to level off and even decrease as soon as temperatures begin to rise.
Con Ed says customers can also save money – and energy – with the following tips:
Install plastic on the interior of your windows to trap heat
Leave the blinds open during the day to let sunlight in
Install a programmable thermostat and set it to lower the heat at night and when no one is home.
Inspect ducts to ensure adequate air flow and eliminate loss of heated air.
Keep drapes and furniture away from radiators and baseboard heaters so heat can flow freely.
For more information, visit www.coned.com.


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Fairmont St Andrews, Scotland
"Modern hotel on estate by the coast with golf a main attraction" - AA Inspector
ST ANDREWS, FIFE
Social distancing and safety measures in place
Follows government and industry guidelines for COVID-19
Signed up to the AA COVID Confident Charter
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Our COVID-19 measures:
Following the Accor Allsafe guidelines along with all government guidelines.
Sitting just a few miles from St Andrews, overlooking the rugged Fife coastline and the hotel's own championship golf courses, The Fairmont is situated on a 520-acre estate. Bedrooms and bathrooms are spacious and luxuriously appointed. The eating options are The Squire for brasserie-style food, La Cucina for Italian dishes, The St Andrews Bar and Grill in the clubhouse for steak and seafood, and The Atrium offering all-day menus. The hotel has an impressive spa and health club. Good standards of service are found throughout.
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2-Rosette restaurant
Civil weddings
Dogs welcome
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En-suite rooms: 212
Family rooms: 212
Bedrooms Ground: 68
Satellite TV available
Broadband available
Cots provided
Children's portions or menu
Gym available
Spa Available
Christmas entertainment programme
New Year entertainment programme
Night porter available
Outdoor parking spaces: 150
Accessible bedrooms: 11
Single room, minimum price: £169
Double room, minimum price: £169
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Cairnsmill Holiday Park
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Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa
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This 20-mile wide peninsula between the Firth of Forth and the Firth of Tay is an ancient kingdom, once the home of Scotland's kings and saints. Despite its modern bridges it still seems curiously detached from the rest of the country. Travelling along Fife's grand coastline reveals a fascinating legacy of caves, castles, and ancient fishing ports. Blend coast and countryside by following stretches of the Fife Coastal Path, or take an exhilarating trek in the Fife Regional Park.
St Andrews has a unique place in Scotland's heritage. According to legend, the city was founded by St Regulus in the 4th century, who was carrying relics of St Andrew, patron saint of Scotland, when his ship was wrecked off the coast. Thereafter, the town grew as an important religious centre, eventually home to the largest church in Scotland, now an attractive ruin, with the powerful bishops wielding great influence over church and state. Today, St Andrews is famous for its university, the oldest in Scotland, and as a world golfing mecca. The Old Course at the Royal and Ancient Golf Club claims to have 15th century origins and to play a round on these hallowed links is many golfers' dream.
Dining nearby
Restaurants and Pubs
St Andrews Bar & Grill
AA Rosette Award
A free shuttle bus takes you from the Fairmont to this dining option in the clubhouse, but it is a lovely walk. Spectacularly situated on a promontory overlooking St Andrews Bay, the evening sees the seafood bar and grill come into their own.
The Grange Inn
A lovely 17th-century converted farmhouse is the setting for this delightful restaurant with panoramic views looking out over St Andrews and the bay. Chef-proprietor John Kelly has created a superb menu finished with modern techniques and innovative...
Playfair's Restaurant and Steakhouse
Not far from the 18th green of St Andrew's Old Course, Playfair's restaurant is a bustling and welcoming eatery, with attentive service and a modern Scottish approach. The restaurant is located under the reception, and the configuration means that...
The latest of the HdV brand has the usual broad appeal with its compelling mix of stylish boutique rooms, lively and informal bistro and stonking wine list. The kitchen delivers the trademark menu of French impressionism, where Gallic and British...
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St Andrews Botanic Garden grows around 8,000 species of herbaceous plants, ferns, shrubs and trees from around the world – some are native to Scotland. The Heath Garden showcases heathers including the 7ft Tree Heath that flowers in the winter; also...
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This continually expanding aquarium is home to shrimps, sharks, eels, octopi, seals and much much more. Special features include the Seahorse Parade, and the Sea Mammal Research Unit, which is committed to the care of sea mammals and their...
Scottish Fisheries Museum
This award-winning national museum tells the story of Scottish fishing and its people from the earliest times to the present. With 10 galleries, 2 large boatyards, and a restored fisherman's cottage, which contain many fine paintings and photographs...
Broughty Castle Museum
This 15th-century coastal fort has faced many battles and sieges, and was rebuilt in the 19th century as part of the River Tay's coastal defence system. It now houses a fascinating museum featuring displays on the life and times of Broughty Ferry,...
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Kate Upton in Detroit at Comerica Park
Coming back from break to start the bottom of the eighth, Fox Sports Detroit clued viewers in on a special guest in the ballpark as supermodel and native Michigander (born in St. Joseph) Kate Upton was shown with friends enjoying a Tigers win. I spontaneously combusted immediately, but now I'm back. She (unsurprisingly) looked great in her Tigers hat as she and her friends sang "Don't Stop Believin'" by Journey… a Comerica Park (and any Detroit arena/stadium for that matter) staple. Now, for your viewing pleasure:
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Nissan has produced and exported an impressive range of mainstream cars and trucks worldwide since the 1950s. The company appeared to be ailing at the turn of the last century, but a partnership with Renault and the excellent stewardship of CEO Carlos Ghosn has seen one of the most remarkable corporate turnarounds in history. There has been a dramatic revamping of both the company's Nissan and Infinti model line-ups. Ghosn's drive and vision have not only earnt him a place in Japanese popular culture, they have also catapulted Nissan above Honda as Japan's second largest car manufacturer.


NASHVILLE – The top-seeded Lipscomb men's basketball team opened the ASUN Championship Monday night with an 86-71 victory over No. 8 Kennesaw State at Allen Arena.
"We had just one little stretch in the first half where I felt we were what we wanted to be," ASUN Coach of the Year Casey Alexander said. "You have to give Kennesaw State a lot of credit, they executed their offense well.
With the win, the Bisons advance to their fifth-straight ASUN semifinals where they will take on No. 5 NJIT at 7 p.m. Thursday in Nashville.
On a night when Lipscomb wasn't at its best, junior guard Kenny Cooper picked up the slack. He scored 15 points, reeled in 10 rebounds and dished 10 assists for the program's first triple-double since 2011 when Josh Slater accomplished the feat.
"It feels great, Josh Slater was an awesome player when he was here, so it's an honor to be associated with him," Cooper said.
Cooper also added a team high three steals in 34 minutes.
ASUN Player of the Year Garrison Mathews posted a game-high 26 points with five triples. He moved past Mercer's James Florence to take over third all-time in the ASUN in scoring with 2,307 career points.
Playing without its head coach and its leading scorer, Kennesaw State (6-26) put up a valiant fight in the first half, despite not having won a road game this season.
Over the first six minutes, the Owls got back-to-back buckets from Danny Lewis to take a 15-11 lead over the Bisons (24-6). With 8:33 remaining in the first half, Markus Smith deposited a layup to make it a 21-20 advantage for KSU.
From there, it would be all Bisons as the regular season champs strung together a 25-6 run with six makes from beyond the arc to close the half and take a 42-26 lead into the break.
Mathews led the late charge with 11 of his 18 first-half points in the final 5:28. Cooper went into the locker room with seven points, seven rebounds and seven assists.
The Bisons opened the second half with back-to-back 3-pointers from Michael Buckland and Mathews to stretch the lead to 17 before Kennesaw State made a final run.
Lewis and Bobby Parker carried the Owls with 17 and 15 points, respectively, in the last 20 minutes. The duo helped pull KSU to within four with 9:22 at 61-57, but that would be as close as they would get.
The purple and gold sealed the victory at the free throw line down the stretch, nailing six of seven in the final 10 minutes.
The victory was the seventh in a row for the Bisons over Kennesaw State and the 17th in the last 19 meetings.
Lipscomb shot 52 percent from the floor (29-of-56), while KSU hit 43 percent (28-of-65).
The Bisons outrebounded the Owls 36 to 31 and won the battle in the paint, 38-26.
Rob Marberry was the third Bison to finish in double figures after going 8-for-9 with 16 points and five rebounds.
Mathews collected his 16th game this season of at least 20 points. The Bisons are 14-2 in those contests.
Eli Pepper added nine points, while Buckland and Matt Rose each chipped in five.
The Bisons get ready to battle NJIT in Allen Arena at 7 p.m. Thursday in the ASUN semifinals.


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16 May — 19 Dec 2018 at the Kumu Art Museum in Tallinn, Estonia
The Project Space. Courtesy of KUMU
In the second half of the 1930s, two young and up-and-coming sculptors – Linda Sõber (1911–2004) and Endel Kübarsepp (1913–1972) – attracted lots of attention on the Estonian cultural scene. They left Estonia as refugees in 1944 and, until recently, information about their subsequent lives and activities had been fragmentary. Linda Sõber and Endel Kübarsepp became two of the most acclaimed and promising young sculptors at the very start of their professional careers in the second half of the 1930s. Their works were repeatedly reported on in the press and can be found in art museums. Endel Kübarsepp also participated actively in exhibitions organised by exile artists during the post-war years in Germany. At the end of the 1940s, the two sculptors went their separate ways. Linda Sõber continued her life in Italy and Endel Kübarsepp in the U.S. During the decades of Soviet occupation, the work of both sculptors was ignored, primarily for ideological reasons. However, today, their oeuvre is considered to be among the Estonian sculptural classics of the 1930s.
In 2014, the exhibition organisers contacted the artists' son Toomas Kübarsepp, who confirmed that he had documents and photos related to both his parents in his possession in Italy. When visiting the Art Museum of Estonia in the summer of 2015, he invited Juta Kivimäe, the head of the Sculpture Collection at the Art Museum of Estonia, and Ulrika Jõemägi, the head of the art museum's archives, to San Remo to see his parents' archives. Unfortunately, Toomas Kübarsepp died in November 2015 as the result of an accident in his backyard.
With a grant from the Compatriots' programme, the exhibition organisers made a trip to Italy in the summer of 2016, where they were welcomed by Mrs. Frohild Heuser, Toomas Kübarsepp's life partner. She made it possible for the organisers to visit the villa in San Remo's Old Town which was Linda Sõber's home from 1950 to 2004, and to digitise the photos, documents and correspondence that reflect the sculptors' lives. Additional information was provided by Endel Kübarsepp's photos and letters from the years 1949 to 1958 which Frohild Heuser found in the villa in the autumn of 2016 and sent to the Art Museum of Estonia. In the spring of 2017, additional photos were acquired from archives at the home of Ene Lust, a relative of Endel Kübarsepp's. Thanks to the abundant material that was collected, it became possible to compile a book about the work and lives of both sculptors and publish it as part of the Art Museum of Estonia's series of archival publications.
The exhibition includes 15 sculptures and Villu Plink's photo and video installation. In addition to Linda Sõber's and Endel Kübarsepp's sculptures from the collections of the Art Museum of Estonia and the Tartu Art Museum, the exhibition also includes portrait sculptures of both artists made by their teacher, Anton Starkopf, during their time at the Pallas Art School.
17 Feb 2016 — 19 Feb 2019
Western Estonia
My Free Country
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Characterization of H7N9 influenza A viruses isolated from humans
Tokiko Watanabe, Maki Kiso, +47 authors Yoshihiro Kawaoka
Avian influenza A viruses rarely infect humans; however, when human infection and subsequent human-to-human transmission occurs, worldwide outbreaks (pandemics) can result. The recent sporadic… (More)
Biological and Structural Characterization of a Host-Adapting Amino Acid in Influenza Virus
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Police: Walnut Hills Man Died Of 'Homicidal Violence'
Victim Identified As Ronald Matthews
Updated: 6:20 AM EST Dec 8, 2011
Cincinnati police are investigating the death of a Walnut Hills man who they said is the victim of a homicide.Ronald Matthews, 61, was found dead inside his home at the Alexandria Apartments in the 900 block of Taft Road.Police said Matthews died of "homicidal violence," but did not elaborate on his injuries.Gilda Smith lives next door to Matthews. She said there was no indication something had happened."We didn't hear no sounds, no gunshots, no hollering, no screaming, no nothing. It's just discouraging," she said.Crime scene investigators spent much of the day at the apartment building interviewing residents and gathering evidence.The resident council president said it's shocking to have something like this happen in the building."This building doesn't normally have nothing like that. This is the first time this has ever happened that I know of," said George Smith.With no suspect named and no information about what happened, residents said they're scared."We're scared and we're ready to go, for real, because if we're not safe in the building, where? It's crazy, just crazy," Gilda Smith said.Anyone with information about Matthews' death was asked to call Crimestoppers at 513-352-3040.
Cincinnati police are investigating the death of a Walnut Hills man who they said is the victim of a homicide.
Ronald Matthews, 61, was found dead inside his home at the Alexandria Apartments in the 900 block of Taft Road.
Police said Matthews died of "homicidal violence," but did not elaborate on his injuries.
Gilda Smith lives next door to Matthews. She said there was no indication something had happened.
"We didn't hear no sounds, no gunshots, no hollering, no screaming, no nothing. It's just discouraging," she said.
Crime scene investigators spent much of the day at the apartment building interviewing residents and gathering evidence.
The resident council president said it's shocking to have something like this happen in the building.
"This building doesn't normally have nothing like that. This is the first time this has ever happened that I know of," said George Smith.
With no suspect named and no information about what happened, residents said they're scared.
"We're scared and we're ready to go, for real, because if we're not safe in the building, where? It's crazy, just crazy," Gilda Smith said.
Anyone with information about Matthews' death was asked to call Crimestoppers at 513-352-3040.


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CEG study shows growing clout of local video game cluster
Local patents have doubled in three years
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer speaks to the media during a visit to Velan Studios on Tuesday, June 1, 2021 in Troy, N.Y. Co-founders Karthik, left, and Guha Bala stand next to Schumer. The Bala brothers launched the Capital Region's video game cluster decades ago and have been innovating with new video game technologies. (Lori Van Buren/Times Union)
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ALBANY - A new analysis of U.S. patent data by the Center for Economic Growth has revealed that the Capital Region's video game cluster is not just publishing new video game titles - it's innovating by creating new video game technologies.
CEG, which is part of the Capital Region Chamber, found that video game patents coming out of the Capital Region have doubled over the past three years - a huge accomplishment for a region that got its first video game patent back in 2008 when local video game icon Karthik Bala invented a video game stylus used on Activision's "Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock" game.
Bala and his brother Guha joined Activision three years earlier when the company they founded, Vicarious Visions, was acquired by Activision. "Guitar Hero III" went on to more than a billion dollars in sales, according to CEG.
The CEG analysis found that since Karthik Bala's groundbreaking invention, 37 video game patents have been filed that included local inventors in the video game industry, half of them in the past three years.
And one-tenth of all the Activision patents filed in the U.S. list someone who works in the company's Vicarious Visions office, which is located in Colonie.
While most people think of video game development as writing software, video games are increasingly interactive using virtual reality headsets and other devices which use hardware innovations that can be protected by patents.
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1. Duke Ellington & his Orchestra
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1961: The Marcels recorded 'Blue Moon' on this day. The record reached number one on the Billboard Pop chart for three weeks and number one on the R&B chart. It also peaked at #1 on the UK Singles Chart. The Marcels' version of "Blue Moon" sold a million copies, and was awarded a gold disc. (Photo: YouTube)


Turkey's Minister of Defense Hulusi Akar said on Friday that a total of 16,294 military members have been dismissed since a coup attempt on July 15, 2016.
Akar added that since the end of a state of emergency declared after the failed coup and in effect until July 19, 2018, 1,177 more members have been expelled from the military.
According to Akar, who was chief of general staff during the failed coup and later appointed minister of defense, the expulsions were part of Turkey's fight against the faith-based Gülen movement.
The government holds the movement responsible for the failed coup and is pursuing a massive purge of its real and alleged supporters, although the movement denies any involvement.
Akar was not invited to testify at any trials following the abortive putsch and did not appear before an investigation commission in parliament despite his crucial role during the failed coup attempt.


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U.S. colleges and universities can no longer meet their operational budgets and can finance expansion only by continuing to increase tuition, which is not sustainable. Furthermore, colleges and universities have poured millions of dollars into marketing and advertising in the past 15 years, which has fueled massive competition to attract domestic students; these initiatives have resulted in stiff competition for market share in different regions of the country. Adding insult to injury, Clayton Christensen, the Harvard guru on disruptive innovation, predicts that 50% of American colleges and universities will close within the next 10 years. Amid all the gloom and doom, though, there is one strategic opportunity for small to medium-sized universities: incorporating carefully designed international student recruitment into the overall recruitment plan for the next five to seven years.


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Captain Mike, Captain Mark and Mate Arya spent the day having some fun while deep sea fishing in Kona, Hawaii while waiting for the prestigious HIBT. Captain Mike and the Maggie Joe were again invited to participate in the HIBT – an invitation only tournament featuring some of the best sport fishing teams from around the world.
Captain Mark reeled in an estimated 100 lb Blue Marlin before tagging and releasing it alongside the boat.
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Bristol caught her first Blue Marlin aboard the Maggie Joe while deep sea fishing off Kona, Hawaii on 7/13/11! The fish was tagged and released and had an approximate weight of 200 lbs. Great job and aloha!
Captain Mike sent in this photo from the Maggie Joe during a sport fishing charter off Kona, Hawaii. Captain Mark's father joined Captain Mike and the Maggie Joe crew for a day of deep sea fishing off Kona and was able to reel in this nice Blue Marlin. The marlin was tagged and released, hopefully to be caught again during the upcoming fishing tournament.


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Benjamin Murphy was born in West Yorkshire in 1988 and exhibits globally. He holds both a Bachelor's degree and a Master's degree, specialising in Contemporary Fine Art. Benjamin is also the director of Delphian Gallery which is an artist run, nomadic gallery and arts platform which launched in 2017. Benjamin's practice is often influenced by poetry and classical literature and is explored through a monochromatic palette.
Benjamin is well known for his large scale works and installations created from black electrical tape and surgical scalpels. These larger works often explore a narrative through the figure, (specifically the female form), ornamental decorative elements as well as nature. More recently Benjamin has begun experimenting with working on a smaller scale. These works explore a more personal, contemplative reflection of art making and possess a certain sensibility in their gentle sweeps of paint and charcoal.
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Microsoft has Declared a Brand New Xbox One S 1TB Package that comes with a full-game download of Fortnite Battle Royale, some free in-game Money, a few timed-exclusive Fortnite Products, and one-month trial for subscription services Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Live Gold.
The package will be available worldwide starting this week; it costs $300 (roughly Rs. 21,800) in the US. Gadgets 360 has achieved to Microsoft India on availability and pricing in the nation and will update this story if we hear backagain.
The game is free for everybody, so that's not really worth mentioning in a hardware package. As for money, you get 2,000 V-Bucks, which Microsoft claims is enough to get a Battle Pass — a new Fortnite season is around the corner — and some in-game products. But it's the last of those that is definitely the most interesting of the lot: a Eon cosmetic set including Legendary Eon Character Outfit, Epic Aurora Glider, and Rare Resonator Pickaxe. Microsoft stated"you can find [them] first on Xbox One", which suggests they won't be always exclusive.
In its statement, Microsoft noticed that Fortnite on Xbox One supports cross-platform play with players on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and Nintendo Switch. That is probably a slight jab at its console-rival Sony, which blocks cross-play on PS4 along with other consoles, namely Xbox One and Switch. Sony has refused to budge despite pressure from gamers, settling on the debate that"PlayStation is the ideal place to play". Obviously, Microsoft has more incentive to play fine given Xbox One has sold half of the units of PS4.


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Q: Finding the largest sum of integers in a list less than a given value (code tracing) Had this problem in a review guide given by CS professor. I ended up solving the problem relatively naively by computing all possible sums of all integers in the list via recursive backtracking in a helper, storing these in a new list, then iterating through that list to find the max sum less than the given number.
We were given the instructor's far more eloquent solution, but I'm having a lot of trouble dissecting it. Hopefully this is an acceptable place to ask for help breaking down what's going on (if not, apologies).
private static int largestSum(List<Integer> list, int n) {
    if (list.isEmpty()) {
        return 0;
    } else {
        int choice = list.get(0);
        list.remove(0);
        // Don't include choice in final sum
        int largest = sumHelper(list, n);
        if (choice < n) {
            // Include choice in final sum
            int included = choice + sumHelper(list, n - choice);
            // Use whichever result is bigger
            largest = Math.max(largest, included);
        }
        // Return list to original state
        list.add(0, choice);
        return largest;
        }
}

I understand the base case (we're iterating through the list by popping off the first element and recursing on the remainder, so when we hit the base case, we stop recursing and don't want to add anything hence the zero; it also addresses empty list). However, I'm still super unclear about the recursive case. I've stared at the code and tried to trace it for a while now, but wrapping my head around the recursion is proving very difficult. Can someone walk me through it?

A: Each number in the list can have two possibility:

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*To not be the part of the largest sum. Hence we are removing the number from list and Iterating over remaining list.Since Number is Not selected, NO CHANGES IN THE GIVEN VALUE.
int largest = sumHelper(list, n);

*To be the part of the largest sum. Hence we are checking if the number is less than the given value ( only then we will include that number), and including it in largest sum. Then we are Iterating over remaining list, with GIVEN VALUE modified to Value = Value - NumberSelected (Since we are including the current number, so SUM is modified).
if (choice < n) {
    int included = choice + sumHelper(list, n - choice);
    largest = Math.max(largest, included);
}