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Translation:He does not hear me.
A little confused here about word order. Why would you say "On mnie nie słyszy" and not "on nie słyszy mnie?"
Polish doesn't like to leave unaccented personal pronouns at the end of the sentence if they can be moved between the subject and the verb.
Putting the pronoun at the end is fine if the subject is omitted and implied, otherwise it usually sounds unnatural.
The following sentence came earlier in this lesson: "Nie słyszę cię."
I guess it's OK to put cię at the end of the sentence because the subject is omitted / implied by the verb? Or is it because "nie" must immediately proceed the verb it negates?
There are two places where cię/ciebie can be - at the beginning or at the end. Beginning is always accented.
What's the difference between "He does not hear me" and "He does not listen to me"?
"He does not hear me" is "On mnie nie słyszy", while "He does not listen to me" is "On mnie nie słucha". słyszeć vs słuchać.


A friend and I used to provide picnics in our valley. We mowed a small area, set up table and chairs, and laid the table with linens, tableware and flowers. Guests were asked if they wanted cows present or not. Almost all asked for them to be around. We catered for romantic couples, to large family groups looking for an afternoon away from it all to reconnect. Working away up at the house, we could hear them through the open windows, laughing and talking. Often they would take a meander through the meadows after their meal, stretching the event out as long as possible.


We arrived early, parked easily and wandered in front of Newport Free Grammar School listening to the school band as we went. Good spot found we met up with friends, had a cup of tea and basked in the glorious sunshine. We got the freebie noise makers, chatted to all around us, smiled and laughed and did high fives with the passing policemen and had a good time.
It was an amazing sight to see this small village street packed with people but everyone could easily get a good view and no one was jostling for prime position. It was all going so well.
Then the heavens opened and it didn't just spit with rain it absolutely soaked us! Luckily another coach in the convoy came along handing out plastic macs.
The excitement began to build and we could hear the music blaring. More police came along high fiving the crowd as they passed.
Then we saw the torch! We had heard some rumours about who might be running the leg we were watching and thought he would probably run past his old school. Sure enough Jamie Oliver ran past us with the torch. We wouldn't have minded who we saw but it was good to see someone we recognised.
I'm so glad we made the effort to go because it was a really lovely thing to be part of and now I just can't wait for the Olympics to start. Then after that excitement we raced back home to our local village fete. They hadn't had the rain and looked at us slightly perplexed that we were soaked from head to foot.
I stood for a long time admiring the bunting my mum and I made and it was almost (?) worth the time and effort it took to make it when people started coming up saying "Did you really make all this bunting?".
As usual at the Fete the adults stood around chatting and the kids started games of football and man hunt and generally ran amok.
There are times when you really just have to laugh especially when one of the lovely boys asked me "Would it matter that we got muddled up with tablespoons and teaspoons with the baking powder?".
Your bunting looks fab. Hope you've rescued it and have somewhere safe to keep it until next time.


That is because He is always RIGHT.
I know you aren't simple enough to believe that. But you would be surprised how many of his die hard minions do.
Nah, that would get boring if everyone was right all of the time like me.
How DOES it feel to be right all the time?
China has already passed the US in new car sales. They'll catch up to our total economy in the next decade or so. Their middle class is growing in affluence. They have more people in there middle class than we have people period. On the flip side they've not pissed away $3 trillion dollars on useless and never ending wars in the middle east. China is a world power and they are elevating much of Asia as they grow. Anyone that thinks they aren't going to be major players on the world stage is just delusional. Russia has several times our land mass. They have enormous resources but only half our population. I have long thought we missed a prime opportunity when the old Soviet Union collapsed. We should have treated Russia the way we did Germany and Japan after WW2. We should have lead their conversion to a capitalist system. They had only cataloged maybe 10% of their natural resources and didn't have the financing or technology to make use of them. We could have made their economy dependent on ours making them allies as we went.
Josef Stalin showed precisely ZERO interest in converting to a capitalist system after World War II. And why should he have? His 'forced industrialization' of the Soviet economy in the 1930s had WORKED to transform the economy of the Soviet Union from a backward agrarian economy to a fully industrialized economy, one that allowed them to defeat Nazi Germany-----and the 1930's were a decade when the Western World had been mired in the deepest economic downturn since the Middle Ages.
Josef Stalin thought HIS system was vastly superior to the Western system of capitalism, and from HIS perspective, he probably had every reason for believing so.
With ANWAR open ,their OIL is no longer necessary. Best to leave 'em to their own devices. Leave all of the "Istans" alone.Their own evil will catch up with 'em.
There's a piffling amount of oil in ANWAR. Enough to supply America's oil needs for maybe six months. For that, we're going to take the very real risk of destroying an absolutely unique ecosystem.
Thought I would throw that in there for fun.
There's something to be said for the benefits of having a strong empire in the world. The Pax Romana, from 31 BC to ~230 AD, was an era of peasant prosperity stretching across Europe the likes of which had never been seen before. The brief Pax Mongolica had similar benefits. The Pax Britannica from 1815 to 1914 was a century of peace and prosperity unlike anything the world had seen before that.
This was the same Pax Britannica Dickens wrote so eloquently about, I think, yes?
I've already said I think history will see the American empire as inferior to the British empire in a lot of ways.
I think that might be because the British wanted to conquer the people as well and make them their own. So they would conquer and then basically move in. The US by contrast, wants the resources. We dont want to conquer we just want to deplete and take whats theirs. That makes a big difference.
I was referring to when the old Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. That is when we should have seriously stepped in with aid and expertise. Gotten them to open up, let businesses come in bringing capital and technology to access their enormous natural resources. We gave them a little bit, but most of their industry was sold off at bargain basement prices, given away to friends of friends or simply stolen. We missed a huge opportunity to fundamentally change and grow their economy. It took so long for them to transform it on their own, there are still people that want a return to the old system. Which is what gives us Putin now. I think we could have had a much less hostile Russia had we acted.
Yeah, I'd say that's true. I'm not sure which is creepier, I'd have to sleep on it. But offhand I'd say ours is. The British at least pretended to be on some quest to civilize the world. We're just devouring it, like a shark.
We did try a bit. I remember a lot of American CEOs went there to look into it. Anheuser Busch even considered opening up the worlds largest brewery there. Boeing as well. But we all were big into China at that time so I think they looked boring compared to the Chinese. Its a shame too because I dont think Putin would have gained ground there. They might have really gotten into capitalism.


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"Alex Kidd in Miracle World" now on Switch as part of the SEGA Ages line; debut trailer released
Posted on February 21, 2019 by Blake Worrell	One comment
SEGA's greatest mascot (fight me, Sonic fanboys) is finally making his Nintendo Switch debut with the release of Alex Kidd in Miracle World as part of the SEGA Ages line.
Here's a breakdown of some of the game's new features as a SEGA Ages title:
Ages Mode: Adding Countless New Elements
In addition to "Original Mode," where the original version can be played without change, the Sega Ages release adds a new "Ages Mode." Ages Mode offers the same fun of the original version, while adding support for FM Sound Unit background music, allowing players to enjoy numerous tracks in nostalgic frequency modulation.
Additionally, the "Continue" feature after getting a "Game Over" has been simplified and a helper feature has been added to rewind gameplay up to five seconds, making the game more accessible for players who might not be good at action games.
And with the addition of newly drawn event images at the start of important stages, and the in-game implementation of the Sukopako Motorcycle theme, "phantom background music" recorded for the soundtrack but not used in the game, Ages Mode aims to be original game in its complete form.
Originally released for the SEGA Master System/Mark III in the 1980′s, Alex Kidd in Miracle World was the first game featuring Prince Alex of Radaxian. Alex Kidd went on to star in five other titles before stepping aside for Sonic to assume the position of SEGA's mascot. Fortunately for Alex, he solved the mystery of his missing father in Alex Kidd in the Enchanted Castle, so there's really not much left for him to do other than groom his sideburns and rule Radaxian with a balloon-like fist.
Alex Kidd in Miracle World is currently on the Japanese Nintendo Switch eShop for 925 yen. You can watch the SEGA Ages Alex Kidd in Miracle World debut trailer below.
Source: Gematsu
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I am not quite understanding what they mean with, "and the in-game implementation of the Sukopako Motorcycle theme, "phantom background music" recorded for the soundtrack but not used in the game." The music they played in the video was the same theme as before, which was in the game. I didn't hear any new music. But, I did notice that the pedicopter music wasn't used in the video. Has me all sorts of confused!
Fixing the continue system is nice, but was really more needed when I was 10, so not for me. The new picture intros are an interesting addition, but, why? Adding the fm support is nice, but I am nostalgic on the regular songs since I live in the U.S. Not sure I would septuple dip for this other than to show support for Alex Kidd… but who am I kidding? I'm sure "I'd buy that for a dollar" (or more) if it gets released over here!

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The original type locality for the Barremian stage is in the vicinity of the village of Barrême, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, France. Henri Coquand defined the stage and named it in 1873.
Type locality, also called type area, or type section, is the locality where a particular rock type, stratigraphic unit or mineral species is first identified. If the stratigraphic unit in a locality is layered, it is called a stratotype, whereas the standard of reference for unlayered rocks is the type locality.
Barrême is a commune in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence department in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region of south-eastern France.
Alpes-de-Haute-Provence is a department in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region in Southeastern France. Formerly part of the province of Provence, it had a population of 161,916 in 2013. Its main cities are Digne-les-Bains (prefecture), Manosque, Sisteron, Barcelonnette, Castellane and Forcalquier. Inhabitants of Alpes-de-Haute-Provence are called the Bas-Alpins or Bas-Alpines referring to the department of Basses-Alpes which was the former name of the department until 1970.
The base of the Barremian is determined by the first appearance of the ammonites Spitidiscus hugii and Spitidiscus vandeckii. The end of the Barremian is determined by the geomagnetic reversal at the start of the M0r chronozone, which is biologically near the first appearance of the ammonite Paradeshayesites oglanlensis .
Spitidiscus is a genus of ammonites placed in the family Holcodiscidae.
A geomagnetic reversal is a change in a planet's magnetic field such that the positions of magnetic north and magnetic south are interchanged. The Earth's field has alternated between periods of normal polarity, in which the predominant direction of the field was the same as the present direction, and reverse polarity, in which it was the opposite. These periods are called chrons.
Chronozone or chron is a term used for a time interval in chronostratigraphy, defined by events such as geomagnetic reversals (magnetozones), or based on the presence of specific fossils . According to the International Commission on Stratigraphy, the term "chronozone" refers to the rocks formed during a particular time period, while "chron" refers to that time period.
The Gallic epoch is an obsolete epoch of the Mesozoic Era's Cretaceous, the latter being a geologic period and system that spans 79 million years from the end of the Jurassic Period 145 million years ago (mya) to the beginning of the Paleogene Period 66 mya. The Gallic epoch encompasses the Barremian, Aptian, Albian, Cenomanian and Turonian faunal stages.
The Barremian is often subdivided into two substages or subages, Lower/Early and Upper/Late Barremian.
Pseudocrioceras is an extinct genus of ammonites. The species Pseudocrioceras anthulai has been found in strata from the Barremian - Aptian age of Chipatá, Santander, Colombia and is known from Georgia and Dagestan. The species Pseudocrioceras duvalianum and Pseudocrioceras fasciculare are found in the Barremian of France.
Hemihoplites is an extinct genus of ammonoid cephalopods belonging to the family Hemihoplitidae. These fast-moving nektonic carnivores lived in the Cretaceous period, from Hauterivian age to Barremian age.
Gerhardtia is a genus of fungi in the family Lyophyllaceae. It was circumscribed in 1994 by French mycologist Marcel Bon, with Gerhardtia incarnatobrunnea as the type species. It is distinguished from similar genera by having spores with an irregular outline. Some authorities place Gerhardtia in synonymy with Lyophyllum. The New Zealand species Gerhardtia pseudosaponacea, described as new to science in 2014, is similar in appearance to Tricholoma saponaceum, including its weakly soap-like odor.
Much knowledge about the Barremian fauna—especially regarding birds, mammals and pterosaurs—derived from the famous Yixian Formation of China, part of which dates from this stage.
Utah, USA A therizinosaur that is one of the few North American varieties of its clade.
In the geological timescale, the Berriasian is an age or stage of the Early Cretaceous. It is the oldest, or lowest, subdivision in the entire Cretaceous. It spanned the time between 145.0 ± 4.0 Ma and 139.8 ± 3.0 Ma. The Berriasian succeeds the Tithonian and precedes the Valanginian.


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As students of color are urged to take advantage of the rapidly growing spaces for them in the engineering and business world, Candace Mitchell shared her experiences as a successful CEO and woman of color.
Mitchell, who was recently included in the Forbes 30 under 30 for Retail and E-commerce, is co-founder and CEO of Techturized, which serves as a parent company for Mitchell's venture Myavana, a personalized database to help women of color find hair products.
As part of the Fulton Schools' Womyn Empowerment lecture series, Mitchell spoke to students about her newfound success as an entrepreneur in the $500 billion hair care industry.
The event was the second of its kind, hosted by the Fulton Schools of Engineering at ASU to encourage an active voice for female students at the school.
Jade Silva, senior coordinator of Undergrad Student Engagement at the Fulton School of Engineering, said the lecture series was kicked off earlier this month in celebration of Women's History Month.
"With the Womyn Empowerment series, our main goal is to to advance our female students in engineering to build their self-efficacy, to feel confident in the classrooms but then also educating our male students about the ways they can support women in the engineering field," Silva said.
During her lecture, Mitchell stressed the importance of inclusion in the growing technology driven business industry with so few female minorities venturing into tech-based startups.
Aerospace Engineering sophomore Christian Price shared that he admired the "fearlessness" of those like Mitchell who are brave enough to enter the business and technology stratosphere.
Mitchell detailed her experience building the ideas behind Techturized as an engineering student at Georgia Tech.
"Some of my hardships dealt with always feeling isolated and always feeling like I didn't belong," Mitchell said.
Mitchell relates her experiences as a woman of color in the engineering field to "being a fish out of water," but urges ASU engineering students to take advantage of the many growing opportunities for women of color in the STEM field.
Today, women like Mitchel are not only becoming more prevalent in the technology field, but are also being celebrated as leaders in the field at events like the BET Honors, where Mitchell was honored for the recent success of her business.
Before finishing her speech, Mitchell's advice to students was to "keep their vision in mind," and think outside the box for ways that their majors can be leveraged to jump start their own careers.
"There's a winding road that you're taking, eventually you get to that end mark, but you'll never get to that end mark if you don't keep your vision in mind," Mitchell said.


Both voice assistants, despite being digital, are very clearly set up to be female.
Since they've been personified they've also been sexualized. Both systems come with pre-programmed responses to the sexual questions that programmers knew would inevitably be asked of them.
The systems are designed to play subservient roles. They're meant to be there when you need them, and to disappear when you don't, and they're expected to anticipate and fulfil your desires.
The sexism and misogyny this implies is concerning.
Great to see that all real problems in the world have been solved, so that we can now focus on the institutionalized discrimination against a phone software.
Or perhaps it's just that (higher-pitched) female voices are easier to hear over the hums and rumbles of background noise?
While it may not be the biggest problem in the world, and certainly doesn't require more attention than the other things the world deals with, it's certainly worth pausing for a moment to think about, no?
But default Siri in the UK is a male voice. Oh no!
True. The author (Jenny Davis) notes this in the full article – she suggests that that may say something about America's relationship with gender.
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So, when I got invited to a fine dining review at Sampling on the 14th, Berjaya Times Square Hotel to try their menu for the Malaysia International Gastronomy Festival (MIGF) 2016, I was both glad and scared. My brain started to dig out all the lessons I took during ethics class in matriculation, all the do's and dont's. So yeah, whoever said that class was not necessary. You are wrong. HAHAHA.
I was served with their Festive Menu worth RM288, which is a 7-course menu dining starting with a delicious Amuse Bouche (definition: a single, bite-sized hors d'œuvre.), featuring a Lamb Tartlet with a Goat Cheese Croquetas. The succulent and soft lamb along with the crispy outside of the goat cheese croquetas that was not too overpowering make the overall texture of the meal interesting. The savoury taste also compliments the lamb well and it made me wish that the dish was 'two bite' sized as well.
My appetiser for the night was a Pan Fried Halloumi, Chilled Marinated Vegetables in Season and Lemon Emulsion.It was my first time to try a halloumi, which is an unripened brined cheese made from a mixture of goat's and sheep's milk, and sometimes also cow's milk. It has a high melting point and so can easily be fried or grilled. Because the pan fried halloumi was creamy enough, the light and foamy lemon emulsion along with the chilled marinated vegetables made the dish to not be too heavy which is perfect for an appetiser.
I had the Green Pea Cream, Artichoke Chips and Tomato Tartar Soup next. The creamy green pea soup is really nice on its own and with the tomato tartar, it adds a touch on tanginess to it, making the flavour, less flat and not boring.
The second appetiser came in as soon as I had the last sip of the soup and it was the Poached Baby Mackerel, Chick Pea Puree, Smoked Garlic Cream and Walnut.
We were soon to be served with the main course dish, so the Malibu Lime Sorbet came in next as a palate cleanser. Hmm, desserts.. what can actually go wrong with it right? The sorbet is like a tangier version of the green part of the Tropicana ice-cream (which FYI is my fav). I also scrapped out some of the coconut flesh to go with it. Very refreshing.
My favourite will be the slow cooked lamb. It's so succulent and soft. The stuffed onion gives a more spicy twist to it with the chilli inside. I only try the first two but skipped the Wagyu dish as it contains foie gras which is non-halal for Muslim.
Last but not the least, the icing to that night cake. We were served with the Guanaja Chocolate, Delice, Sea Salt Flakes, Butterscotch and Cream Cheese Moussline. Oh gosh, I love this one so so much! So soft and creamy, while the the flakes gave an interesting texture to it. Crunchy and not overpowering. Just the way I like it!


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From Siberia to Tibet: Lhasa and Tibet
July 15, 2018 September 12, 2018 jpatokal
The final long-distance train of our journey was also the nicest. Few of China's trains are branded, but the Tangzhu Ancient Route (唐竺古道号) from Xining to Shigatse via Lhasa had been bestowed its label only a few months before our trip and the entire train was decked out with pretty, purple-tinged Tibetesque frippery, down to the vase of plastic violet roles on our table.
We left Xining in the evening and slept through the slow climb up the plateau, crossing the 5,072m Tanggula Pass — the highest stretch of train track in the world — conveniently after breakfast. The combo of acclimatization, a precautionary course of Diamox (acetazolamide) and the oxygen being piped into all the cabins worked a treat, and none of us felt more than the faint echo of a headache.
Arrival into Lhasa, at "only" 3,656m, was somewhat anticlimactic. The station is located on the newly built, heavily Chinese-flavored west side of Lhasa. Our Tibet permits were scrutinized for the fourth time on this ride (rest assured, sneaking into Tibet is not a thing any more), our mandatory guide was waiting our mandatory van, and we drove through what felt very much like just another Chinese city, full of construction sites, shiny glass-fronted buildings, and the odd concrete building or bridge tarted up with some Tibetan detail, already fading and peeling off after a few years.
And then we arrived in the old city around Barkhor and stepped back in time a thousand years. The penetrating funk of yak butter wafted around the narrow, twisty streets (we would soon come to realize that this was the smell of Tibet, in much the same way that boiled mutton is the smell of Mongolia), shops sold dried cheese, fresh yak meat and temple offerings, our hotel the House of Shambhala was decorated with near-Indian amounts of color and statuary, pilgrims prostrated themselves as they circumambulated the temple of Jokhang… this, emphatically, was not China.
It is difficult to write about Tibet as an outsider. For the Tibetan exiles who supply Free Tibet bumper stickers to soccer moms in Berkeley and the predominant Western view of the country, the Chinese presence is nothing short of a violent occupation intent on reducing their country into a theme park, and it's hard to disagree with this. But from the Chinese point of view, the army liberated Tibetans from an oppressive absolute theocracy, where a tiny elite of lamas ruled teeming masses of miserably poor serfs, and brought in modernity and economic development — and it's hard to disagree with this either, particularly after having visited the Tibetan exile capital of Dharamsala and witnessed the lethal roads and Indian squalor of the settlement. The excesses of the Cultural Revolution, when the Chinese government straight up razed everything that didn't fit the program, have long since been dialed back and at a casual glance, it even looks like China is actively supporting Tibetan culture now. Every single road and shop sign had Tibetan script above the Chinese, albeit often in an illegibly small font, and vast amounts of money have clearly been pumped into tidying up the once-decaying old city.
All that said, it was still clear that this is a land that the Chinese government keeps in an iron grip. Security checkpoints and CCTV cameras dotted entrances not just to train stations and museums, but to Barkhor and the city itself, and it wasn't enough to show your bags, you had to scan your ID as well. Many guards and low-level police were Tibetan, but the heavily armed riot squads stomping around the Old City were all Han Chinese. Lighters were banned and fire extinguishers prominently placed in any spot where a self-immolation might lead to bad publicity. The few Tibetans we had a chance to talk to spoke in stage whispers if offering politically incorrect opinions ("The Chinese are like rats! They're everywhere!"). Political propaganda, a subdued presence on the streets of Beijing but more visible in Xining, was pumped to a fever pitch here, with fervent invocations of Prosperous Strength (富强 fùqiáng) and Harmony (和谐 héxié) . Even posters of Xi Jinping, which nearly disappeared from the rest of the country during our visit, could be found in abundance. And in the center of town, roped off in the middle of a heavily guarded square, stands the Monument to the Peaceful Liberation of Tibet, raising a permanent middle finger towards the Potala Palace opposite. Subtle it was not, and you can only wonder if even Party apparatchiks genuinely believe this kind of thing will convince any Tibetans of the errors of the Dalai Lama's splittist ways.
The Potala Palace is still standing though, its simultaneously graceful yet fearsome hilltop bulk dominating the city like few ancient structures still can. In its own way, it was much like Beijing's Forbidden City, only now with supplicants climbing up endless flights of stairs to experience the spiritual wisdom and earthly power of Tibet's former god-kings. Today they're long gone and the supplicants have been replaced by tour buses of Chinese tourists, with tours of the interior limited to a choreographed controlled 60-minute dash and interior photography strictly forbidden.
The heart of Lhasa for Tibetans is the comparatively modest temple of Jokhang — although "modest" doesn't seem quite the right word for a structure largely plated in gold — and Barkhor Street looping around it. Serious pilgrims traverse the circuit by prostrating themselves on the ground, sliding forward, standing up, saying a prayer and repeating this over and over again. Equally serious beggars have also realized that they can make a nice bundle of cash doing this, particularly if they force a few grubby five-year-olds into doing the same and collecting money from passers-by; probably the saddest sight on this trip. Both are far outnumbered by Chinese tourists and the vast majority of the Barkhor's shops now sell tourist tat and yak yogurt cakes.
On our final day we paid a visit to Sera Monastery on the outskirts of Lhasa, unremarkable except for the spectacle of monks debating in the open air with resounding claps whenever a question had been posed, and the rather more spectacular Ganden Monastery, perched atop a mountain at 4,300m, a good half a kilometer higher than Lhasa itself. We were now up in clouds that had squatted low over Lhasa, so everything was blanketed in a chilly mist, with the ground covered in mud and occasional squalls of rain. It's like this in midsummer, just how cold does it get here in the winter? Yet we were the only tourists around, and our guide explained why: "The Chinese come to Tibet for the nature. The culture does not interest them."
Suddenly it clicked into place. To Westerners, Tibet is all chanting lamas, tantric bliss and deep spiritual teachings, but to the Chinese, it's like Alaska or Switzerland: a place of clean air, sweeping views and climactic extremes, where you can experience the power of raw nature and get away from the concrete warrens of Shanghai or Xi'an. This explained the photoshopped blue skies of every single Chinese ad for Tibetan products and why our in-train publicity magazine was full of nothing but nature shots and extreme sports, in precisely the same way that Alaskan cruises "into authentic wilderness" relegate the native inhabitants to a optional excursion on a stopover.
And in the same way that it's exceedingly unlikely that the United States will one day decide to hand over the keys to native Alaskans and decamp south of the 49th parallel, it's exceedingly unlikely that the Chinese will ever decide to head to lower altitudes and leave the plateau to the Tibetans. They now form the majority of the population in both Lhasa and Tibet as a whole, they control the levers of power, and those levers are set to "open the floodgates". So while you can certainly dispute who ought to control Tibet, the reality is and will be that the Chinese do, and the best the Tibetans can hope for is accommodation and respect — and even that seems like wishful thinking.
On a stodgier note, I should mention the food in Tibet, which is uniformly terrible, at least when visiting as a tourist. Much like Mongolia, actual Tibetan cuisine is circumscribed by the extreme, vegetable-free climate, meaning that momo dumplings, yak meat (basically gamey beef) and barley are the staples, washed down with copious quantities of the justly infamous butter tea. Mongolians drink a variant of this too, but they're generally content to stick to milk and a pinch of salt, whereas Tibetans blend in vast amounts of yak butter — and this isn't an inoffensive pale block from your neighborhood supermarket, but the cultured, cheesy, funky stuff sold on the streets. The only way I found to make it palatable was to mix it into tsampa, the roasted barley flour that was once a staple of Tibetan travellers, making salty but edible porridge.
Since the average Westerner can take only so much of this, tour guides helpfully take them to a dwindling set of largely empty Westerner-friendly restaurants, serving yak-ified attempts at Western food (yak steaks with french fries, yak burgers with maraschino cherries on top) and denatured Nepalese food (bland yak curries and samosas) that persists as a sort of vestigial, withering appendix of the pre-2008 glory days when hippies could easily cross over from Kathmandu to Lhasa. The Chinese have their own restaurants too, the tourists heading to places serving yak-ified Chinese food (hotpots, noodles, etc) and the residents inhaling chillies and breathing fire in the many Sichuanese places.
On our last day, we grabbed our packed breakfast of toast (and that's only toast, without even jam or yak butter), zipped out of Lhasa down a motorway that punched its way through several mountain ranges, checked in at the packed Lhasa Gonggar airport (which, inevitably, is being expanded) and flew out to Hong Kong via Chongqing.
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There are multiple factors behind it. The city is known as the city of careless love but also has the highest number of wedding registrations because of its location and its own unique sense of beauty. Every year, more and more couples pour into the city to enjoy what it has to offer and end up leaving as Mr. and Mrs.
So, for those of you who plan to come say your wedding vows in Las Vegas, here are the best dates for you to choose from.
Despite all its beauty and allure showcased on television, you must keep in mind that at the end of it all, Las Vegas is situated right in the middle of the desert. This means that the summers are extremely hot while it can get equally chilly during the winters.
This is one of the most favored dates by couples as the climate as well as the city itself is at its best during this period. The blissful months of March till mid-May can be your ideal slot to head on to Las Vegas and get married.
As mentioned earlier, it's going to get really hot during the summers. But there are some who enjoy the heat and prefer staying around the pool and sun tan. There are also plenty of festivals and events in the city at this time so you can expect a festive atmosphere. May till August is your time to be here if you like all that.
From September till November is perhaps the best time to get married. It's neither too cold nor warm. The wind is cool and you can really feel the breeze. And yet, if you want to get the feel of the entire city, this is perhaps the best time to do so. The climate is perfect, the city's festivals are also at their peak and the sunsets are to die for.
From December till February is when the Las Vegas winter can freeze you during the nights. On top of the cold, chilly nights, the rain can take away the iconic sunsets and sunrises from the city's landscape as well. However, it also means that the chapels charge less for weddings. So, if you're tight on the budget but still want to get married in the grand city, then this is probably your most economical option to choose from.
In addition to the chapels and their wedding fees, the hotels and airlines also lower their fares so you'll be saving a considerable amount of money if you opt for this option. Sacrificing the view for an incredible discount doesn't seem like a bad deal.
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CRX with Streets of Laredo, The Gloomies
Live Nation presents CRX with Streets of Laredo and The Gloomies
at The Great Hall
CRX band is a brand-new side project from The Strokes' guitarist Nick Valensi, completed by The Dose drummer Ralph Alexander, keyboardist Richie James Follin of Guards and Willowz, The Reflections bassist Jon Safley, and guitarist Darian Zahedi. Their debut album, New Skin, produced by Queens of the Stone Age's Josh Homme, drops October 28 via Columbia Records.
Listen to audio for the first CRX single, LA alt-rock infused "Ways to Fake It" right here.
Opening acts for CRX at The Great Hall include New Zealand by way of Brooklyn, family indie folk band Streets of Laredo whose sophomore record, Wild, will be out October 21, and California "dirtjazz" garage band The Gloomies.
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Time is money and we all know it right? Time is of huge importance for the businessmen because they have to deal with a lot of things simultaneously. This is why, to save time, the companies outsource the function of payroll. As the payroll demands a lot of time from the employees, that is why companies prefer outsourcing the function rather than carrying it out buy their own company employees. No matter how much employees a company has, it is difficult to concentrate on the payroll function. It requires a lot of time and concentration. A little mistake can ruin the whole payroll system. That is why it is better for the company to outsource the problem while saving most of its time for concentrating on the core functions of the company.
When the company saves its time, ultimately its money gets saved because we all know time is money. Outsourcing is comparatively saved a lot of money for the companies being a cheap source of getting an important function done by the experts.
For a business, security is really important. If the data of the company is not safe and anyone can breach the security of the company, there can occur a lot of hazards. Payroll being a risky business function needs to be handled with care because there is no one that can be trusted in such a condition. So, when this important function is outsourced, the outsourcing service provider can act as a safe haven for the company by keeping each and everything confidential.
The world of ta is quite complicated and small business really have very less idea about the accurate business dealings. By taking the payroll outsourcing services in UAE, the companies get to comply with all the rules and regulations of the government.
The payroll companies in UAE employ only those individuals who are professionals in payroll processes. Such individuals are very good at handling the payroll function in an accurate and efficient matter. Also, they are trained to carry out all the payroll and HR outsourcing services. That is why they provide companies with professional services without any ambiguity.
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I had two hours to spend at the Mahabodhi Temple in the centre of Bodhgaya, India. It was only two hours because that's when I told the hotel shuttle driver to return. But that was before I had any idea what was in store. Yes, it's large and yes, it's crowded, but that's because this is the holiest place in all of Buddhism, other than possibly Lumbini, Nepal, Buddha's birthplace.
I was dropped off outside the gates on the busy main street lined with shops on one side and small vendors on the other, hawking religious objects and souvenirs. The street is a swarming mass of dust, tuk-tuks packed with passengers, ancient motorbikes, pedestrians, horse-drawn carts, tour busses and cars.
A continuous stream of visitors is entering and leaving this sprawling complex of small shrines, lawns, the main temple, walled sections on multiple levels, and of course, the Bodhi Tree itself, also protected from assault by the millions of human hands coming here to sample the spirit of this place, and that would touch it to death.
They come in groups large and small, as individuals, families and congregants. They come from all nations, as monks and lay persons. They follow guides. They sit. They worship, they prostrate themselves. They seek peace, recite prayers around the main spire, sit quietly inside small niche altars in side buildings, on the lawns, overlooking the pond and in solitary walks around the perimeter.
I had the feeling of being a novice amidst the devotion demonstrated all around me. I looked into the faces of many monks, young and old, from all nations and denominations of Buddhism; some youthful, spirited, effusive; others, matured, resolute; still others, the lined and weathered faces of the elderly, working their malas as they circumambulate.
As I meandered further into the outer reaches of the complex, the Muslim call to prayer suddenly erupted from a mosque next door. I could see the spires through the trees but not the entire building. I was stopped in my tracks, chills running through my body. Here across the holiest place of Buddhism, to the ears of every supplicant came the strains of "Allahu akbar…, "…come to prayer, my brothers and sisters, renew your devotion once again to the One.
This Tibetan monk is performing the preliminary practices, including 100,000 prostrations, by wearing gloves, sliding pads on his hands, cushioning his torso on impact. He was moving from a full standing position to full prone about 10-12 times per minute. No wonder those guys look so buff. Amiright?
The name of God does not belong to anyone. It is not a secret owned by anyone. Wisdom has no face. It knows no name or tribe, no denomination or nation, no place, no single ritual. It has many messengers, but only one story. Unlike the internet here in Bodhgaya, there is no satellite. There is no weather. There is no faulty equipment or human error. No one owns the channel. The wisdom uplink is always working.
Floating back to my shoes, I was reading these inscriptions in stone all sponsored by the Thai government. I encountered this woman standing beneath a tree. Our eyes caught, we smiled. Namaste. She had an exquisite radiance that could not be fully captured by a mere selfie, but perhaps you can get a small glimpse of it.
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Likely quite different 20 years later. But still….
Be very choosy about a guesthouse. One with its own restaurant may be safer. And wear a mask at all times. Didn't start until the third day and it was already too late. ❤ to you.


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A creative director plans and develops concepts which they think best portray a company's identity. Sometimes a creative director will be required to take on a portion of projects design work themselves. However, the main focus of this role is time management and making sure a design strategy is implemented on time and with the desired outcome of a company. Again, as with the graphic designer role, it is highly important that a creative director is au fait with the most current design programs.
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The Old Pink House drops a swirling, spacious alt-rock single.
The Old Pink House is an indie-rock outfit that has been making waves for the past little while, though most of this hype has been built in the Newcastle band's local area. With new single Neck Deep, the band may finally be launching its brand of space-tinged indie-rock on a larger scale.
It's hard to pinpoint the particular part of the track that seals the deal on its success. Each sound, from the alt-inspired muscular drums to the swirling, ethereal guitar riff, bounces off one another perfectly, creating a song that turns a seemingly gentle tone into something crunchy and hard-hitting.
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2021 NBA Reacts
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SB Nation Reacts: Examining Surveys on NBA's Best Player, Confidence in Bucks
Some interesting results to say the least
By Kyle Carr May 6, 2021, 1:00pm CDT
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Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NBA. Each week, we send out questions to the most plugged in Milwaukee Bucks fans, and fans across the country. Sign up here to join Reacts.
According to the most recent SB Nation Reacts survey 78 percent of Bucks fans are confident the team is headed in the right direction. That's up from 50 percent last week and 67 percent the week before. Which makes sense, the certainty of what the Bucks can accomplish is going to vary game to game in some eyes. Beating the Sixers twice will get you to puff your chest out, only to think the sky is falling after a loss to the Houston Rockets. If you wanted a quick overview of Milwaukee Bucks fans this season, the image below will do a good job of it. It makes sense the confidence was at its highest right after the announcement of the Giannis Antetokounmpo supermax extension.
Milwaukee, like every other team in the league, is working through a non-stop schedule to end the season. With the end of the regular season scheduled to come May 16, the NBA is forcing teams to finish their schedule.
However, more than two-thirds of fans around the NBA think the league condensed the schedule too much. I'd agree, 72 games was already going to be a lot but trying to cram that in within a four-month span was going to make it more difficult, especially when it's combined with more back to back and covid protocols and reduced practice time.
One major reason it's believed the league was so adamant on finishing this early is because of the expected 2021 Olympics this summer. However, only 44 percent of fans believe that's a worthy reason for playing games at this pace. Plus we don't know who's going to be playing in these Olympics as it will depend on if the top stars opt out. This could impact Milwaukee, where Khris Middleton and Jrue Holiday were part of a 57 player pool for the US Olympic squad.
While the schedule is difficult for everyone, some teams are having more success than others. That's in large part due to the success of star players around the league. This year's MVP race has seen a changing group of players from start to finish.
As the season nears its end, though, one player has emerged as the front runner for the award. 61 percent of fans nationally think Denver Nuggets big man Nikola Jokić is the league's MVP. Phoenix Suns guard Chris Paul was the next closest with 17 percent. Giannis Antetokounmpo took three percent, which is insulting to Giannis who has had another strong case for MVP, but voter fatigue seems to be the biggest reason why he won't receive more consideration.
While Jokić appears to be the clear MVP, that doesn't mean he's considered the best player in the game right now. That title, according to fans, still goes to Lakers superstar LeBron James. 15 percent of NBA fans believe Antetokounmpo is the best in the world.
Paul's re-emergence with the Suns has been a game-changer. The point guard was picked as the player who has made the biggest difference on their new team, far surpassing Brooklyn's James Harden. Chris Paul was someone Milwaukee was rumored to try and trade for, but getting Jrue Holiday has been a significant upgrade over Eric Bledsoe and has raised Milwaukee's floor, which they needed. Jrue's encouragement and urging has seen the Bucks add switching to their defensive gameplan.
To vote in the Reacts surveys and have your voice heard each week, sign up here.


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Coronavirus: Africa could be next epicentre, WHO warns
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Africa could become the next epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak, the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned.
UN officials also say it is likely the pandemic will kill at least 300,000 people in Africa and push nearly 30 million into poverty.
The past week in Africa has seen a sharp rise in coronavirus cases.
There have been almost 1,000 deaths and almost 19,000 infections across Africa, so far much lower rates than in parts of Europe and the US.
The UN Economic Commission for Africa – which warned 300,000 could die – called for a $100bn (£80bn) safety net for the continent, including halting external debt payments.
The WHO says the virus appears to be spreading away from African capitals.
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More than a third of Africa's population lacks access to adequate water supplies and nearly 60% of urban dwellers live in overcrowded slums – conditions where the virus could thrive.
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There are almost 19,000 confirmed cases in Africa and at least 970 confirmed deaths across the whole continent, which has a population of about 1.3 billion.
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WHO Africa director Dr Matshidiso Moeti told BBC Global Health correspondent Tulip Mazumdar that international travel played a part.
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William Paton Ker, FBA (30 August 1855 – 17 July 1923), was a Scottish literary scholar and essayist.

Life
Born in Glasgow in 1855, Ker studied at Glasgow Academy, the University of Glasgow, and Balliol College, Oxford.

He was appointed to a fellowship at All Souls College, Oxford, in 1879. He became Professor of English Literature and History at the University College of South Wales, Cardiff, in 1883, and moved to University College London as Quain Professor in 1889. However he retained his links with Oxford and was there almost every week during the 1910s, and available to keen students there. He was later the Oxford Professor of Poetry from 1920 to his death, at 67, of a heart attack while climbing the Pizzo Bianco (a minor summit in Macugnaga in northern Italy). A plaque commemorates his death in the Old Church cemetery in Macugnaga. A W. P. Ker Memorial Lecture is held at Glasgow University in his honour.

Influence

He is referred to repeatedly in J. R. R. Tolkien's essay Beowulf: The Monsters and the Critics. W. H. Auden's discovery of Ker was a turning point:

"... what good angel lured me into Blackwell's one afternoon and, from such a wilderness of volumes, picked out for me the essays of W. P. Ker? No other critic whom I have subsequently read could have granted me the same vision of a kind of literary All Souls Night in which the dead, the living and the unborn writers of every age and tongue were seen as engaged upon a common, noble and civilizing task. No other could have so instantaneously aroused in me a fascination with prosody, which I have never lost."

Works
Epic and Romance: Essays on Medieval Literature (1897; second edition 1908)
The Dark Ages (Edinburgh: Blackwood, 1904).

English Literature; Medieval (1912) – also known as Medieval English literature
Two Essays (1918)
Sir Walter Scott (1919)
The Art of Poetry (1923)
Collected Essays (1925)
Form And Style In Poetry (1928)
On Modern Literature (1955)
Collected Essays (1968) edited by Charles Whibley

Notes

External links

1855 births
1923 deaths
Academics of Cardiff University
Academics of University College London
Alumni of Balliol College, Oxford
Alumni of the University of Glasgow
Fellows of All Souls College, Oxford
Fellows of the British Academy
Oxford Professors of Poetry
Writers from Glasgow
People educated at the Glasgow Academy
Scottish essayists
Scottish literary critics
Scottish scholars and academics

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I gathered them together and also deleted lots! After a couple of days, each of my novels was to be found in its own folder, no matter how many files it still consisted of. Some of my short stories also got a folder of its own, while the other had to share. Like my mini short-stories. But also shared main folders for diary-notes, short drafts and idéas, old blog posts, notes from all my lessons in Creative writing, et cetera!
It felt really good to see, that one and only head-folder on the desktop and inside neatly presented every main folder I had created. And nowhere else on the computer, there were files that instead should be in there.
I paused, for like a week. Pondered how to continue. Those word documents are horrible to compare with each other. Is it an exact copy of a file, or is it actually a different version? Would I really have to open all those files, just to be able to compare?
No! There was a much better solution. When I wrote "The Solar Eclipse" I did it in Scrivener. And there it was! Of course, I should upload all my files to Scrivener as different projects!
I uploaded one folder at a time. Started with "Idéas, notes and short drafts". It was perfect! I got a perfect view of all the files, could see two of them at the same time and easily switch to another, and also easily delete duplicates. Then sort the files in different folders, depending on what type of note it was.
For a couple of days, I now have occupied myself with this task, and I actually enjoy doing it! I'm not finished yet. Done are the eight easiest folders, but I still have to maintain the novels and the longer short stories. And some other stuff!


On our recent foray through Port Moody's Brewers Row, Cousin Sip and I really enjoyed our stop at the area's newest addition: Parkside Brewing.
There, I tried a flight of their wares, with my favourite being the Dusk Pale Ale. This beer has stats of 5.3% ABV and 30 IBUs, which is about as balanced as you can get. The American-style Pale Ale is designed to embrace hop flavours rather than bitterness.
The Dusk Pale Ale is the counterbalance to the brewery's Dawn Pilsner, which was unfortunately tapped out when we visited. The pale ale is available in 355ml cans and is described as a relaxed, west coast beverage.
For those also wanting to explore the Brewers Row, Parkside even has a monthly calendar, letting customers know when food trucks will be at their location.
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A blog mostly about books, but often about movies, music, television, sometimes religion, and yes, occasionally, breakfast.
Review: The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, Vol. 2: Squirrel You Know It's True
The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, Vol. 2: Squirrel You Know It's True by Ryan North
I really enjoyed the first volume of the rebooted/"new" Squirrel Girl. The second volume? I just felt like saying "yeah, that's enough."
It's not that she's not necessarily fun, or that it's not necessarily well-written or anything like that. The character is fun, in capable hands, and so on. It's just kind of exhaustingly self-aware already, a sort of self-congratulatory idea behind it that's nodding to a lot of the discussion surrounding the property these days that I could have just done without. If you want to wink at the meta, wink at the meta, y'know?
There's so much that could be done with this character, and I wasn't seeing it from this in what I felt was kind of an annoying fashion. Maybe we'll get some better expansion moving forward, but so much of the major comics right now don't seem to know what they're doing and it's a little frustrating to see such a positive comic possibly head down this road, too.
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Q: How to control which Python version plpython3 uses? I have a postgres 11 database running on CentOS 7 and am trying to use PL/python, but need to point to a specific version of the python interpreter. I need to use python3.9 whereas it is using python3.6. I am not able to uninstall python3.6 at the moment, so was hoping to point plpython3 at my python3.9 interpreter somehow.
I have installed the package postgresql-plpython3:
sudo yum install -y postgresql-plpython3
I have created an extension in PG and can run a simple PL/python function that reports the version used:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION pyver ()
RETURNS TEXT
AS $$
    import sys
    pyversion = sys.version
    return pyversion
$$ LANGUAGE 'plpython3u';

Executing it returns this:
# select pyver();
                  pyver
-----------------------------------------
 3.6.8 (default, Nov 16 2020, 16:55:22) +
 [GCC 4.8.5 20150623 (Red Hat 4.8.5-44)]
(1 row)

On my operating systems I have the following python interpreter files, and the versions they are using:
$ /usr/bin/python3 --version
Python 3.9.6

$ python3 --version
Python 3.9.6

$ python3.6 --version
Python 3.6.8

Something within the plpython3 module seems to be hard-coded to point to my python3.6 version.

A: postgresql uses an embedded python interpreter, as stated here. Changing it requires re-compiling the pl/python extension (afaik). Compilation instructions here show the relevant bits: the option --with-python and the env var PYTHON

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HomeLifestyleJ-ANT.
J-ANT.
I had the pleasure of speaking with Portuguese fashion designer Jessica António about her unique fashion label called J-ANT., it was wonderful to see her latest collection at the Fábrica do Empreendedor in Lagos, when I attended their Women's Entrepreneurship Day.
By Cristina da Costa Brookes, in Lifestyle · 24 Nov 2021, 13:00 · 0 Comments
Jessica António was born and grew up in Lagos and moved to study in Holland, it was during her school years that she developed a love for fashion and sustainability. Jessica then went on to study Design at University and following her degree she moved back to Portugal in 2019 and started J-ANT., which is a slow fashion label striving for the revival of craftsmanship in today's fashion industry, with sustainability at the forefront of everything she creates.
J-ANT. has beautiful and unique handmade garments, through techniques such as smock, embroidery, crochet and silk printing, that are made-to-order. J-ANT. also focuses on innovative aesthetics so the garments are visually pleasing and unique, with Jessica's focus being on good quality items over quantity.
Her latest collection uses natural dyes that are sustainable and the muted colours are versatile as there are many ways you could style the garments. Her latest collection has a clean and fresh look which she told me "was inspired by the rocks on Praia da Luz", explaining that she goes there to paint and that the patterns of these textiles are organic and sentimental which are inspired by the beach.
The Crochet slip top and dress were my favourite pieces from her latest collection which Jessica kindly explained that because they are handmade "you do not get an exact replica each time and they are fully crochet by hand with zero waste and made of 100 percent biodegradable fibers. Jessica António shared that "I took my crochet garments to The Dutch Fashion Week and I crocheted these garments in front of people", further explaining that "crochet cannot be done with a machine and can only be made by hand". Jessica was asked at the Fashion Week what message she was trying to put out and she answered that she "wanted to show how long it actually takes to crochet by hand, hand making clothes is a job that takes a lot of time and people need to be aware of people included in the making of clothes".
Her brand is all about encouraging society to appreciate handmade clothing and to be aware of the negative impact fast fashion has socially and environmentally."
Additionally, Jessica told me her most popular piece is "the zero-waste jacket, which is special and allows people to feel like a new person", she added that, she "has always been a jacket person and the fact that this piece is made from dead-stock textiles, recycled duvets and left-over fabric cut-outs adds a richness of detail to this exclusive winter jacket." Jessica also told me she does one collection per year, adding pieces to the collection over time whereby she focuses on being non-wasteful and reusing left over fabrics to create new garments as they attempt to have a zero-waste policy. This practise really stood out to me and is shown through her smock bandeau top which is made from plant-based leftover fabrics and cut outs but this practise can be seen throughout her latest collection. Jessica António told me that her "greatest goal is to have all clothing be completely natural and bio degradable by 2030", and that although her brand already has many sustainable practises, she would like to take it further.
Jessica is currently developing her brand to sell here and plans to produce more simple and affordable pieces and to have her brand in concept stores in the future.
Jessica António is an extremely talented designer and I believe J-ANT. has a very promising future, I urge you to see her collection for yourself. For enquiries, please email Jessica António at info@j-ant.com and for more information and to shop her latest collection please see www.j-ant.com. Similarly, to keep up to date with J-ANT. please follow @jantdesign on Instagram.
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I had the pleasure of speaking with artist, BJ Boulter, who has lived in the Algarve since 1962, and in the peaceful town of Estômbar since 1992. She spoke affectionately of her home town, saying "it is a lovely town with a magnificent church that would have been very important in its time."
By Cristina da Costa Brookes, In Lifestyle 18 Jan 2022, 12:00
BJ is an extremely talented artist who works mostly in acrylics and collages, as well as with oils when creating a captivating portrait. In figurative, landscape and wildlife, the use of colours and emotion that comes from her work are nothing short of inspiring and captured my immediate attention. BJ was raised in Tanganyika in East Africa, where...
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By Douglas Hughes, In Lifestyle, Curiosity 17 Jan 2022, 15:12
I suppose my father was in some ways quite 'continental' in his approach to motor car ownership because he wasn't inclined to trade them in all that frequently. Once he'd got the car he really wanted, he'd keep it stored safely away in his garage for many years to come; using a cheaper 'run-around' for all the menial chores and the daily grind. His...
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By Paula Martins, In Lifestyle, Health for the new age 16 Jan 2022, 12:00
Sara Spalding is from London but has lived in the Algarve for 18 years. In addition to being a lifestyle medicine practitioner, she is also a traditional nurse and has been working with eating disorder patients for many years. During that time, she became even more aware of the role nutrition plays in our bodies. That's why she studied more about it until...
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By Marilyn Sheridan, In Lifestyle 15 Jan 2022, 19:23
I was surprised to find out that we have wolves in Portugal, although I don't think one is going to turn up on my doorstep here in the south, but they can still be found in the north and central areas of the country. They are mostly active at night, avoiding contact with humans, who are probably their biggest predator. Because wolves are wild animals,...
Local housing for birds
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By Jake Cleaver, In Lifestyle, Algarve, Renature, Sustainability 15 Jan 2022, 11:11
You may remember that the environmental association Vita Nativa was busy last year putting up little wooden bird houses in strategic places in towns and cities all across the Algarve. The idea being that any would-be 'love birds' would have a place to start a family safely hidden away from the hustle and bustle of the city life going on...
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By Douglas Hughes, In Lifestyle 14 Jan 2022, 17:00
The venerable Ford Mondeo finally comes to the end of its production run in 2022. We won't just be bidding a fond farewell to the Mondeo but we'll also take a respectful bow in memory of an unbroken 60-year lineage of Ford's most popular family saloons which first appeared back in 1962. When Mondeo production finally ends later this year, it will...
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require 'csv'

module PactBroker
  module Api
    module Decorators
      class RelationshipsCsvDecorator
        def initialize pacts
          @pacts = pacts
          @index_items = pacts.collect{|pact| PactBroker::Domain::IndexItem.new(pact.consumer, pact.provider)}
        end

        def to_csv
          hash = {}

          @index_items.each do | index_item |
            hash[index_item.consumer.id] ||= pacticipant_array(index_item.consumer, hash.size + 1)
            hash[index_item.provider.id] ||= pacticipant_array(index_item.provider, hash.size + 1)
            hash[index_item.consumer.id] << index_item.provider.id
          end

          max_length = hash.values.collect(&:size).max

          hash.values.each do | array |
            while array.size < max_length
              array << 0
            end
          end

          CSV.generate do |csv|
            hash.values.each do | array |
              csv << array
            end
          end
        end

        def pacticipant_array pacticipant, order
          [pacticipant.id, pacticipant.name, 1, 1, 0, order]
        end

        private

        attr_reader :pacts
      end
    end
  end
end


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