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Leo Soulmate Compatibility
Leos are assertive, dynamic, generous, playful, and they love to be the center of attention. These bold, "see me" individuals are romantics who are in love with love. Their sense of self - their vitality- depends on being loved and admired. While Leos are likely to experience many disappointments in their search for a romantic soulmate, they will continue to believe in that one true, beautiful, blissful, idealistic, soulmate type of love that lasts a lifetime.
Compatible Soulmates for Leo
A Gemini or a Libra coupled with a Leo has the potential for a natural, unguarded long-lasting "I like, love, and admire you" relationship. They have similar values and attitudes. Each will allow the other to be their true self but at the same time bring out the best in each other. As soulmates, they can easily overcome their differences, feel that they are working towards something greater, and nudge each other to grow and expand to their highest potential.
What Is the Best Match for Leo?
Who Is Aquarius' Soul Mate?
Leo and Libra Soulmates
Leo and Libra are the romantics of the zodiac and a Libra is likely to be a Leo's best match as a soulmate. Both are optimistic, creative, very social, into appearances, and enjoy being surrounded by people. As soulmates Leo and Libra:
Playoff each other and are a match when it comes to looks brains and confidence.
Create a refined and charismatic couple that is well-liked by others.
Both believe in a blissful, forever kind of love and as soulmates will move towards marriage, children, and growing old together.
A beautiful example of a Leo/Libra love story is that of former U.S. President Jimmy Carter (Libra) and First Lady Rosalynn Carter (Leo).
Leo and Gemini Soulmates
Leo and Gemini have great chemistry. Both are outgoing and sociable, enjoy entertaining others, and love lighthearted flirtations.
Leo contributes the class, grace, and romance, while Gemini's effervescence adds a breath of fresh air that keeps their relationship fun, exciting, and heart-pounding.
Gemini is not afraid to put themselves out there and intriguing enough to keep Leo on their toes and guessing what comes next.
A Leo's fiery love can warm an airy Gemini's fickle heart, teach them the art of romance, and define what it takes to be a committed and intimate soulmate.
A famous example of a Leo/Gemini soulmate love story is the complex relationship of the late U.S. President John F. Kennedy (Gemini) and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy (Leo).
Incompatible Soulmates for Leo That May Work Out
You'll read that a Leo is incompatible with a Capricorn or a Pisces and in many ways, they are. However, it's how compatible their incompatibilities are that can make them soulmates. And it's the "buzz" created by those differences that motivate and energize their relationship.
Leo and Capricorn
A Leo and a Capricorn are both about presentation, reputation, and how they are regarded by the world. Together, they are the classy, power couple, who always seems to impress. As soulmates, they are dedicated to one another's happiness and success. A perfect example of a Leo/Capricorn soulmate love story is that of former U.S. President Barack Obama (Leo) and First Lady Michelle Obama (Capricorn).
Leo and Pisces
Leo and Pisces are both artistic, creative and romantic idealists who wear rose-colored glasses when it comes to love and romance. When in love these two have the potential to bring out the best in one another and to forgive the each others faults or transgressions. The love story of England's Princess Margaret (Leo) and Antony Armstrong-Jones (Pisces) reveals that a Leo and Pisces' soulmate relationship may not last forever, but it's a love neither will ever forget.
Leo in a Soulmate Relationship
Leo is the fixed Fire sign symbolized by the lion and ruled by the Sun. All of this translates into an individual with a majestic and regal attitude and appearance, who wants to be the center of attention and has a penchant to sitting on their throne and expecting others to bow to them. A Leo often assumes he or she doesn't have to do anything to be worthy of love and adoration.
The Lion Becomes a Kitten
However, when Leo meets their soulmate, they get excited and undergo a character change. The regal lion morphs into a kitten that will do anything and everything to be worthy of its soulmate's love and adoration. Leos will keep their inclination to sit back and let their love interest come to them aside and keep their need to be the center of attention in check. Instead, a Leo will set his soulmate on a throne and become his or her obedient servant.
Astrology and Soulmates
Astrology is a valuable tool that can help you understand yourself and those you love. It can tell you if you're compatible with a Leo and what incompatibilities there might be, but it can't tell you who you're going to fall in love with or if a Leo could be your soulmate. Soulmate love is a particular breed of love that is as much about incompatibilities as compatibilities. Blaise Pascal may have described romantic soulmates best when he said, "The heart has its reasons which reason does not understand."
Gemini Soulmate Matches
Capricorn Soulmate
Leo and Libra in Love
Leo and Sagittarius Love
How Well Do Leo and Libra Get Along in a Friendship?
Leo and Virgo Love Match


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Biology 2.0: Camera Observes Plant Growth
RiSeGrAn – Data Evaluation for Adaptation of Crops to Climate Change/Biologists and Computer Scientists Work Hand in Hand
In the past 70 years, the world's population tripled to more than seven billion and average global temperature increased by nearly one degree Celsius. Population growth and climate change are associated with big challenges facing modern agriculture. Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) combines computer science and biology to identify genes that make plants more resistant to stress factors, such as drought and saline soils.
"To cope with changed requirements on agriculture, development of new plant species is indispensable. For this, we need a better understanding of important crops, such as rice that is considered the most important source of food worldwide," Dr. Michael Riemann of the Molecular Cell Biology Division of KIT's Botanical Institute explains. Together with the startup da-cons, he developed the RiSeGrAn (Rice Seedlings Growth Analysis) system that analyzes the growth of rice seedlings. By comparing genetically different species, conclusions can be drawn with respect to the function of certain genes for resistance against a variety of stress factors. As research concentrates on the first phases of seedling development, gene variations can be classified more quickly. The system uses an infrared camera to take photos of plant seedlings growing in darkness. "At first, the seedlings have to grow in the dark for them to become highly sensitive to light. Then, we can measure the effect of the light on the seedlings," Riemann explains. In the next step, the system evaluates the photos automatically.
Setup of the RiSeGrAn System
The system is accommodated in a box of 50 times 50 centimeters in dimension. The interior is illuminated by 20 infrared LEDs. "The seedlings change their appearance depending on whether they grow in the dark or in light. However, the system is to observe the plants and not to influence them. For this reason, the box is designed to prevent visible light from falling on the seedlings," Riemann says. The seedlings are arranged in a sealed plate in water agar, a transparent nutrient medium that supplies the seedlings with water. For a detailed documentation of plant growth, the system takes a picture every hour for a period of ten days in a computer-controlled manner without a person having to look into the box. Algorithms developed by da-cons GmbH are used to determine from the photos the lengths of the shoot, the first leaf, and the root. In addition, the computer transmits the photos automatically to a server, where they can be look at by the researchers.
Analysis of 14 rice seedlings on a plate in water agar.
(Photo: da-cons GmbH)
A video illustrates the RiSeGrAn system: http://da-cons.de/uploads/images/videos/RiSeGrAn__description.mp4
"By means of the system, we can discover unknown properties of known genes. For example, we can precisely measure parameters, such as the time of germination or growth of certain tissues," Riemann explains. "Our measurements can support molecular biology studies by identifying the genes that make plants more resistant to certain stress factors, e.g. saline soils."
OpenData Platform
In the next step, the developers of the RiSeGrAn project plan to establish an online OpenData platform based on the data collected. Scientists can then publish their data on this platform. OpenData means that raw data obtained from experiments are to be made available to other scientists. Researchers are enabled to check initial results or to study the data for certain characteristics. "Based on the data of the RiSeGrAn system, we can now test how to transfer them to the OpenData platform in the best way. In addition, we can estimate the required computer capacity and study various ways of presenting the results," Dr. Michael Kreim, Development Director of da-cons GmbH, says. "In general, technical background processes and the user interface can be developed better with realistic data than with test data." da-cons uses the data sets of the RiSeGrAn project to determine requirements to be met by the platform and to test the latter.
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Well, after writing my last blog entry, I decided to take my own advice and created a template project folder for creating these kinds of static CMS websites using the build.py build script.
You can download the template zip here, or you can clone the GitHub repository here.
Use the full power of Django templates to create your static websites. From template inheritance and the default Django template tags and filters, to adding your own custom tags/filters as well.
All images you place in the images/ directory will be thumbnailed for free. It also loads all the images into a list and a dictionary that are injected into the template context for rendering.
Just add files to static/ and they'll be added to your deploy/static folder as well, including preserving subfolders.
Two custom template tags for making writing static content quicker and more potent: markdown and syntax.
Render this **content all in Markdown**.
1.  Or at least that is my opinion.
Add additional pages to your site by adding them to PAGES_TO_RENDER list in the settings.py file. This means you only render the templates you want, and won't have partial templates hanging around your website.
You can add custom template rendering context in both the settings.py and build.py files. This opens up the doorway to easy customization and time saving scripts that copy additional resources, inject data from other sources, or pretty much anything else your crafty mind can devise.
Let me know if there are any problems with AYM CMS. It is intended to be a generic build script for creating complex static websites, and I think that it is a very sufficient solution for that problem (perhaps even a good solution, if I wanted to stretch a bit).
I realize that fancy dynamic websites are all the rage these days, but I think most of us still have a handful of static websites we maintain (or put together as temporary sites as we develop something more complex), and that AYM CMS can serve that small but important niche admirably.
Let me know if you have any questions, complaints or comments.


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In Polk's 1947 Washington County directory no phone numbers or street addresses were provided. The listings below contains the name of the head of household, and when a name is included between ( ) it represents the given name for the wife of the head of household. This listing provides an idea of the size of the town and the amount of commercial activity it had in 1947.


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The Day After Trinity (1981)
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George Lucas on Why Carrie Fisher Was Special
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Top 10 Actors You Know By Face But Not by Name
George Lucas on Why There's No Racism in Star Wars
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Watch "George Lucas Discusses the Jar Jar Binks BACKLASH with Robin Williams" on YouTube
On Tue, Oct 18, 2022, at 3:04 PM Albert wrote:
Interesting discussion. George Lucas points out that fans hated C-P3O in the first movie, Ewoks in the second movie, and Jar-jar Binks in the 4th movie. As for me, I had few qualms about C-P3O except that I am not a fan of the "Barney Fife" line of characters. When you have to provide comic relief using a bumbling, incompetent character, I cringe. This might be due to my military background. There's no room for comic relief unless your willing to let let people die for a laugh. Imagine if your surgeon used Barney Fife as a comic relief role model while conducting surgeries. Now, it's not so funny, especially if your the patient.
I agree with Lucas about the Ewoks. I hated them. They felt out of place. It seemed too far fetched to have 2 foot teddy bears defeating the most technologically advanced military force ever assembled in the universe. Of course, the Star Wars universe was no longer catering to their original fan base, but rather their new up and coming fan base.
Jar-jar Binks was the worst of all. I have no need for a bumbling, animated "Jamaican" alien. Especially one who looks like Bugs Bunny had taken a direct hit at ground zero, melted, morphed and mutated into a Jamaican alien. I remember thinking what could be a worse character than Ewoks. Jar-jar. WTF George Lucas? Lol
https://youtu.be/39HBTxQAMdQ
The Ewoks came about because of a lack of funding. George Lucas wanted to do a planet full of Wookies, which he was able to pull off in Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. I would have thought that Lucas would have had all the money in the world to make his third movie, but the way expensive movies get financed is complicated, involving multiple producers providing funding often through loans.
We got 11-year-old Warwick Davis playing the main Ewok, Wicket, and as a result, he went on to play other parts in Star Wars and other movies like Willow and Harry Potter.
It was always Lucas' intent to have the Empire defeated by a bunch of "primitive" people. There is a little bit of an anti-technology theme in Star Wars, like when Luke turned off his targeting computer.
I wasn't thrilled about the Ewoks, but the only thing that really bothered me was their singing at the end of the original movie, which felt super cheesy to me. Fortunately, they took this out later but added an even worse musical number in Jabba's Palace earlier in the film.
I don't feel like we should be bothered by accents in Star Wars films, because the placement of accents was deliberate by Lucas to make alien characters feel different from other characters. The character Watto the junk dealer has his own accent, and some people have described him as a Jewish stereotype. I'm not sure that he is.
A friend of mine complained about the series Rome because everyone spoke in an English accent instead of anything that remotely resembled Italian, but I pointed out that had the series been made in Australia, almost everybody would be speaking with an Australian accent.
It made sense to me that not all the characters in a science fiction movie would be of equal intelligence nor follow the same behavioral norms. The Gungans seem to be less intelligent and more warrior-like, but if you have a planet with two sapient species, they are not going to be the same. Part of what makes Star Wars interesting is different species interacting with each other.
I feel that you need comic relief in an otherwise almost over-the-top serious movie such as The Phantom Menace. I don't see the portrayal of Jar-Jar as outrageous, over-the-top, or insulting to the audience. However, I do feel that way about the musical number in Jabba's Palace.
In a post-apocalyptic world, Del, played very well by Peter Dinklage, seems to be the last man alive. He lives in a small town in New York state, and he has taken it upon himself to bury the 1600 other residents who are all dead. He is content with his solitary life, but that life is turned upside down when Grace comes to town. Whereas he is very reserved and introverted, she is the exact opposite.
The cause of the apocalypse is never explained because the characters have no idea what happened. Del doesn't even care; he wants mostly to be left alone.
Later we are introduced to a questionable character, played by Paul Giamatti, who I really loved in the HBO series John Adams.
The words "slow burn" are popular now to describe some entertainment, especially science fiction, that moves at a slow pace. We have certainly seen that in several series and movies. The French TV series "Les Revenants" is extraordinarily good and very popular in Europe, but the story doesn't seem to go anywhere. The Apple TV series "Invasion" is nothing but a slow burn and fails to deliver. The Amazon series "Outer Range" is definitely a slow burn but keeps the viewer interested The Disney+ series "Andor" turns slow burn into high art. You see the same pattern in some movies, such as "The Vast of the Night", "Annihilation", and "Signal."
There is a reason for all this. Good science fiction is extremely expensive to make. Cheap science fiction typically has at most just one good idea. In the beginning, they will introduce a mystery, keep the audience in suspense, and then reveal the one good idea at the end. We see this pattern way too often. The special effect at the end of the movie "Signal" is so brief that if you just happen to close your eyes for a couple of seconds then you will miss it along with the point of the entire movie. This is what cheap science fiction looks like.
The main issue is whether a slow-burn series or movie can hold our attention long enough and end well enough to make us glad that we watched it?
I initially didn't think of "I Think We're Alone Now" as a science fiction film, but it is told in three parts which are quite different from each other. The first part is about post-apocalyptic survival. The second part is an awkward romance and the third part involves a twist that takes the film into "Outer Limits" territory, although I have seen better twists in better movies.
The movie has a 63% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Much of the criticism revolves around people not liking all three parts or feeling that it is disjointed or too slow. The final twist might have been too much for some people.
However, the movie totally worked for me. Even though the pace is slow, it progresses just fast enough to keep me interested. It stretches the suspense out but keeps the story moving. Also, Peter Dinklage is a good enough actor to turn the movie into a fascinating character study, otherwise, I think that the film would not work at all. The payoff at the end isn't particularly great, but it is not bad either.
I am trying to figure out if there is a deeper meaning to the film, and I am not coming up with much. It could be a study on dealing with grief and loneliness. The ending could be a metaphor for "haves" versus "have-nots", but I am stretching here. The film touches on other issues such as obsessive behavior, authoritarian control, and cults.
The movie is rated R perhaps for its post-apocalyptic subject matter, but I saw very little that people would find offensive. A more appropriate rating would have been PG-13 for some swearing.
Rating: B. The movie is streaming on Hulu.
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The Disney+ Star Wars series Andor is shockingly good. Just how good is it? It is on par with an average Star Wars movie. I liked "The Mandalorian" series even better, and I regard it higher than any of the Disney sequel trilogy movies.
For $8 you could get a month of Disney+, watch all 11 Star Wars movies, Andor, The Mandalorian, and the really excellent animated series such as The Clone Wars, Star Wars Rebels, The Bad Batch, and Star Star Wars Visions. In addition, you could watch 37 different Marvel movies starting with Iron Man, and some fairly good series such as Wandavision, Loki, and "The Falcon and The Winter Soldier"
Plus you get all the Disney and Pixar content.
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The club practised on a cinder track on Quorn Green (now the car park).
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9 Most Memorable Tony Acceptance Speeches
June 11, 2016 by Juliana Panzera
Whether your favorite part of the Tony Awards is the red carpet, the performances, or the sheer joy you feel in winning your Tony pool, there is no denying that each year it's the acceptance speeches that move us the most. Here are some of the speeches from recent history that have made an impact on us:
Idina Menzel, Best Actress in a Musical for Wicked (2004)
Beating out her Wicked co- star Kristin Chenoweth, who was nominated in the same category, Menzel's adorable speech about celebrating our differences reminds us that we all matter, green skin or not.
Lin-Manuel Miranda, Best Original Score for In the Heights (2008)
Mr. Miranda has effectively revolutionized American musical theater. While we can be sure his Hamilton acceptance speeches this year will be nothing short of amazing, watching him win his first Tony for a musical he wrote about his home is not to be missed. (The heartfelt freestyle is simply an added bonus.)
Steve Kazee, Best Actor in a Musical for Once (2012)
Kazee's mother passed just three months before he won this award, and his genuine gratitude is evident in every word of his emotional speech. He's our original Guy for a reason.
Patti LuPone, Best Actress in a Musical for Gypsy (2008)
Her second Tony win, following her first win for Evita in 1980, has made our list for the sheer fact that in true LuPone fashion, she shouts at the band "shut up it's been 29 years!" as they begin to try to play her off. She's a diva, but she's our diva, and we wouldn't want her any other way.
Phylicia Rashad, Best Actress in a Play for A Raisin in the Sun (2004)
Making history as she accepts the first Tony Award to be won by a black woman in a leading dramatic role, Rashad's speech was composed, graceful, and impactful all at once.
Jonathan Larson (accepted by his sister, Julie) Best Book of a Musical, Best Score, and Best Musical (1996)
Before Hamilton, there was Rent. It changed the face of what musical theater could be, and resonated with thousands of people all over the world. Jonathan Larson, who wrote the book, music and lyrics, passed away in January 1996, on the morning of Rent's first Off-Broadway preview. "He dreamed of creating a youthful, passionate piece that would be pertinent." We think he succeeded.
Alice Ripley, Best Actress in a Musical, for Next to Normal (2009)
There was no way Alice Ripley was not going to win the 2009 Tony for her portrayal of mentally- unstable matriarch Diana in Next to Normal. It was a performance that has certainly stuck with anyone who was fortunate enough to see it and will be remembered for decades to come.
Audra McDonald, Best Actress in a Musical for Porgy and Bess (2012)
How could we pick just one? But Audra's speech about feeling lost before finding her home in the theater is too powerful to pass up and struck a chord for so many watching. See her win her fourth (of a record- breaking six) Tony!
Eddie Redmayne, Best Featured Actor in a Play for Red (2010)
Before he went on to become a big Hollywood star, Redmayne played Ken in John Logan's Red, a play about the artist Mark Rothko. Audiences were thrilled to watch this young newcomer hold his own in a two- hander opposite Alfred Molina, and his win in 2010 is a testament to his overwhelming talent. The "art matters" portion of his speech is particularly relevant.
John Gallagher, Jr., Best Featured Actor in a Musical for Spring Awakening (2007)
Spring Awakening took Broadway by storm in 2007. John Gallagher, Jr, masterfully played the tortured and confused teen, Moritz. He ends his speech with one of his lines from the show, "truly, truly, truly, heaven must feel like this." Bonus: how happy co- star Jonathan Groff looks when they show him in the audience.
Lea Salonga, Best Actress in a Musical for Miss Saigon (1991)
Winning for her performance as Kim in Miss Saigon, a glowing, 20-year-old Lea Salonga pulls on our heartstrings as she recalls watching the Tonys as a little girl in Manila. You will melt when she says, "this can't be for real."
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Today, when social media, camera phones and filters are an everyday part of all our lives, it is important to a lot of us to look our best at all times — even if it is just to run to the store. In an environment where we're surrounded by apps and filters that smooth our skin, brighten our features and even widen our eyes it can be increasingly difficult feel beautiful when we look at ourselves in the mirror.
For many of us — an airbrushing filter that we could apply in the mornings, just to blur any blemishes, red spots or dark eyes, would be the perfect make up tool. It would take away the need to apply layers of different primers and concealers — and take us one step closer to looking like our social media photos.
Mac's Pro collection recently launched their Pro Airbrush kit — giving makeup artists a brand new tool for their collection. Using an airbrush — or airgun — a silicone based formula can be applied, with precision, to the face and body — changing the game completely for makeup artists everywhere.
The mac airbrush makeup kit can be used with 37 different colors including various skin tones, reds, pinks and blues — that can be mixed together to create further hues — providing a great pallet for any professional makeup artist. The effect leaves an airbrushed finish — much like a photoshop tool — and doesn't look heavy or thickly applied, despite the silicone content.
The product is generally reserved for professional makeup artists working in television (particularly HD), film and beauty — but it is thought they will soon be flooding the commercial market, bringing a whole new meaning to "airbrushed" everywhere. One day soon, with the Mac Airbrush Makeup Kit you might be able to sport your favorite SnapChat filter — in reality.


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Q: What's the meaning of the word "pastoral" in this context? Iford Manor has been described as one of the most stunning concert venues in the West Country.  Throughout high summer, Iford Arts stages an internationally renowned festival in a breathtakingly beautiful pastoral setting. Operatic performances are staged in-the-round in the intimate surroundings of the Italianate Cloister, which could not be more perfect in terms of scale and style. While the classical backdrop could hardly be more fitting, the real delight for our audiences is that, as the sky turns purple overhead, the first stars appear and the first heady notes resound across the countryside, no-one is seated less than twenty feet from the performers. The opportunity for a relaxing pre-show picnic in our tranquil gardens overlooking the meandering River Frome will complete an already magical experience.
I have found two meanings of this word, but it seems to me that neither of them fits.
1) Of or pertaining to shepherds; hence, relating to rural life and scenes; as, a pastoral life (Source: en.wiktionary.org)
(especially of land or a farm) used for or related to the keeping or grazing of sheep or cattle (Source: Google Translate)
2) Relating to the care of souls, or to the pastor of a church (Source: en.wiktionary.org)
(in the Christian Church) concerning or appropriate to the giving of spiritual guidance (Source: Google Translate)
Edit: if someone is able to answer this question, I would like to get a synonym for "pastoral". Thanks in advance.

A: Pastoral is also a literary tradition of sentimentally idealizing a rustic, rural existence. (Its origins stretch all the way back to classical antiquity, the Idylls of Theocritus and the Eclogues of Virgil, but bits of it are found in As You Like It, Don Quixote, Milton's "Lycidas," and even—mockingly—in the Savoy Operas of Gilbert and Sullivan. Classical names go with the territory: shepherds named Strephon, Lycidas, Corin, Sylvius, etc., and shepherdesses Chloe, Phyllis, Amaryllis, etc. Dresden used rather to specialize in china figurines of these types.) So when an advertising brochure boasts "a breathtakingly beautiful pastoral setting," it means that the setting is an instance of rural scenery that actually lives up to our fondest imaginings of green pastures, limpid streams, bosky hillsides, etc.

A: Merriam-Webster's Eleventh Collegiate Dictionary (2003) includes this shepherd-free definition of pastoral:

pleasingly peaceful and innocent: IDYLLIC

And this one:

of or relating to the countryside : not urban

And here's the Eleventh Collegiate's relevant definition of idyllic:

pleasing or picturesque in natural simplicity

Another one-word adjective option (besides idyllic) is arcadian, which the Eleventh Collegiate defines as follows:

idyllically pastoral; esp : idyllically innocent, simple, or untroubled

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Category: Teen Girls
Family Matters – Celebrating 25 Years
2011 Hunger Banquet
November and December are months filled with excitement as we look forward to holiday celebrations that often include bountiful meals. This time is also marked by hunger awareness and charity. During December, the Teen Boys, Teen Girls and Family Connections programs came together to host an Oxfam Hunger Banquet—an event at which children, teens and their families could learn about hunger and poverty issues. "This event allows organizers and participants alike to experience firsthand how our decisions affect others in the world, and brings to life the inequalities in our world" –Oxfam. Each program prepared its group through activities and discussions about poverty during the week preceding the banquet.
Close to 40 participants attended the banquet. As they entered the room, participants drew a ticket from a basket. The tickets assigned them to high-, middle-, or low-income tiers based on the latest statistics on the number of people living in poverty. Each income level received a corresponding meal and seating. The 15% in the high-income tier were served pasta, salad and juice, and seated at tables with tablecloths, silverware and water. The 35% in the middle-income section were served rice and beans and a cup of water and seated in chairs around the room. The 50% in the low-income tier sat on the floor and were served small portions of rice and shared glasses of water. Each ticket had a unique story describing the situation of a specific person at that income level. First reactions included comments around the fairness of drawing tickets and the desire to sit at the table with the high-income diners. Some of the high-income participants celebrated their luck; others sat quietly observing everyone else.
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The round table: 10th anniversary of the European Parliament resolution on Srebrenica
International Institute for Middle-East and Balkan Studies (IFIMES)
Within the "Western Balkans and the EU" cycle
Kindly invites to the round table
10th anniversary of the European Parliament resolution on Srebrenica
which will be held on Wednesday, January 9, 2019, at 14.00,
at the hotel "Lev", 13th floor, "Grad" hall, Vošnjakova 1, Ljubljana.
The European Parliament (EP) adopted 10 years ago, more precisely on 15 January 2009, a resolution on Srebrenica. The resolution was then and still is very important, because the EP called on the EU Member States as well as the Western Balkan countries to mark 11 July as Srebrenica Memorial Day for the victims of the genocide in Srebrenica. At the same time the EP stressed in its resolution that it is necessary to remember and appropriately pay homage to all the victims of the crimes that were committed during the recent wars in the Balkans.
The draft text of the resolution on Srebrenica was officially handed over to the political group Liberals and Democrats for Europe (ALDE) in the EP in Brussels by the Association of Mothers of the Srebrenica and Žepa enclaves. The document was formally adopted by then the Vice-President of the EP, Diana Wallis, who, together with Jelko Kacin, also attended memorial ceremonies at the Potočari Memorial Center. MEP Jelko Kacin (ALDE), then the vice-president of the EP delegation for South East Europe, lead this project of conciliation and agreed the text with all the political groups, so the text was adopted with the support of all political groups in the EP.
At the round table guests will talk about the time of adoption of the resolution and what is the situation and attitude towards the victims 10 years later. In what faze is the reconciliation process and the cooperation process with the International Tribunal in The Hague (ICTY), now called the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals (IRMCT)? What are the expectations of the victims' relatives, what can the European Union do to ensure respect of human rights in the Western Balkans?
Guests of the round table will be:
Jelko Kacin, former Slovenian deputy in the European Parliament and then Vice-President of the EP delegation to South-Eastern Europe, co-author of the EP resolution on Srebrenica
Prof. Dr. Mirko Pejanović, Member of the Presidency of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina 1992-1996, Academic, Professor Emeritus at the Faculty of Political Sciences of the University of Sarajevo,
Prof. Dr. Ernest Petrič, the first Slovene ambassador to the United States, former President of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia, a member and former President of the International Law Commission (ILC UN).
The round table, which will be held in Slovene and Bosnian, will be moderated by Assist. Prof. Dr. Zijad Bećirović.
Live stream on the link: http://www.ifimes.org/en/livestream
We ask you to take your seats in the hall by 13.55 at the latest. Participation at the event is free, but we ask that you confirm your presence at the telephone number (01) 430 15 33 or to the email address ifimes@ifimes.org.
IFIMES - The International Institute for Middle-East and Balkan Studies, based in Ljubljana, Slovenia, has a special consultative status with the Economic and Social Council ECOSOC/UN since 2018.


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On behalf of Law Offices of Connie Yi, PC posted in IRS on Sunday, July 10, 2016.
Over the last few years, multiple U.S. companies have come under heavy criticism by federal officials for their reliance on elaborate tax-savings strategies, such as inversions. For those unfamiliar with inversions, they involve U.S.-based companies merging with companies located in tax-friendly nations, and subsequently establishing their new corporate headquarters there in a bid to escape corporate income taxes in the U.S.
In addition to inversions, many companies -- particularly tech companies -- have come under fire for a strategy whereby they essentially park their assets in subsidiaries located in foreign tax havens only to have these subsidiaries license these assets -- typically intellectual property -- back to them. This, in turn, serves to reduce their profits and, by extension, their federal tax bill.
Interestingly enough, the social media giant Facebook was audited by the Internal Revenue Service for a similar practice back in 2010. Specifically, it transferred the rights for its worldwide business -- excluding Canada and the U.S. -- to Facebook Ireland, including its intellectual property assets such as its online platform, user base and so-called "marketing intangibles."
Here, the IRS audit came about after agents formed a suspicion that the accounting firm retained by Facebook to value these intellectual property assets could have undervalued them by "billions of dollars."
In recent developments, the IRS actually filed a petition against Facebook in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California earlier this week relating to this matter.
Here, it was seeking an order to enforce six different summonses originally requesting that company officials appear at the agency's San Jose-based offices back on June 17 with documentation relating to this matter. Facebook failed to show up.
While the court has yet to decide the matter, legal experts point out that the statute of limitations on the issue is going to expire on July 31, such that it will be necessary for the IRS to either move quickly or propose a substantial audit adjustment.
Stay tuned for updates ...
If you have questions regarding your rights and responsibilities under both state and federal tax laws, consider speaking with an experienced legal professional.
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Q: Get dynamic Key and value from json file I have json files that contain a dynamic part and static part, my problem is in the dynamic part because I can't get the keys so I change to create a java class to get the  keys.
My file is like this :
[
{
    "data": {
        "1801": "1801_13",
        "293954": "293954_1",
        "293985": "noir",
        "294071": "294071_3",
        "ean":  "5035915032563",
         "Nature": "450"
    },

    "creation_date": "2018-08-28T12:25:06.638Z",
    "update_date": "2018-08-28T12:32:55.640Z",
   },

 {
    "data": {
        "2633": "1801_13",
        "293954": "293954_1",
        "ean":  "5035236232070",
        "Nature": "301"
    },

    "creation_date": "2018-08-28T12:25:06.638Z",
    "update_date": "2018-08-28T12:32:55.640Z",
   }  ]

data : dynamic part, and in this part I have two static keys (ena and nature) and the others keys are dynamic like this example.
I created this java class :
    package routines;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.FileReader;
import java.io.IOException;

import org.json.JSONArray;
import org.json.JSONException;
import org.json.simple.JSONObject;
import org.json.simple.parser.*;

public class getKeyFromFile {

        public static void main(String filepath) throws ParseException, JSONException {
            JSONParser parser = new JSONParser();

            try {
        Object obj = parser.parse(new FileReader( filepath));
        JSONObject jsonObject = (JSONObject)obj ;

            printJSON((JSONObject) jsonObject);
            } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {

            } catch (IOException ioe) {

            }
        }
            public static void printJSON(JSONObject jsonObj) {
                for (Object keyObj : jsonObj.keySet()) {
                    String key = (String)keyObj;
                    Object valObj = jsonObj.get(key);
                    if (valObj instanceof JSONObject) {
                        // call printJSON on nested object
                        printJSON((JSONObject) valObj);
                    } else {
                        // print key-value pair
                        System.out.println("key : "+key);
                        System.out.println("value : "+valObj.toString());
                    }
                }
            }}

I get this error :

java.lang.ClassCastException: org.json.simple.JSONArray cannot be cast
  to org.json.JSONArray

A: Couple of things, first your json is malformed. Remove the comma at the end of the following line in both elements.
"update_date": "2018-08-28T12:32:55.640Z",

Second, the object is an array as you see in the error message. So, change your code to use JSONArray instead of JSONObject,
JSONArray jsonArray = (JSONArray) obj;

From there, you have to modify your print function to take JSONArray and use additional for loop to traverse through the loop. Something like this,
for (Object json : jsonArray) {
    printJSONOBject((JSONObject) json)
}

private void printJSONOBject(JSONObject jsonObject) {
    for (Object keyObj : jsonObject.keySet()) {
        String key = (String) keyObj;
        Object valObj = jsonObject.get(key);
        if (valObj instanceof JSONObject) {
            printJSONOBject((JSONObject) valObj);
        } else {
            System.out.println(key + " : " + valObj);
        }
    }
}

A: Thanks you techtabu :)
This code runs but it copy all me file.
i don't want to see the object data in my result.
I want :
1801  : 1801_13,
    293954: 293954_1,
    293985: noir,
    294071: 294071_3,
    ean   :  5035915032563,
    Nature: 450  ,
    creation_date: 2018-08-28T12:25:06.638Z,
    update_date: 2018-08-28T12:32:55.640Z

And for the second line  :
2633: 1801_13,
    293954: 293954_1,
    ean:    5035236232070,
    Nature: 301
    creation_date: 2018-08-28T12:25:06.638Z,
    update_date: 2018-08-28T12:32:55.640Z,


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Vijay Singh's flying start to the new season continued, firing a four-under 69 to take a one-stroke lead over Jonathan Kaye into the final round of the $5.3 Mercedes Championship.
An incisive spell by left-armer R. Naresh (6 for 43), helped Tamil Nadu restrict Punjab to 213 for nine at close on the opening day of the three-day semifinals in the under-19 Cooch Behar Trophy Cricket Tournament here today.
More than 80,000 people are expected to fill the Melbourne Cricket Ground for the day-night match between an Asian and World XI, which will be broadcast in 122 countries to an estimated global audience of one billion.
''It shouldn't take one freak act of nature to realise how generous we can be,'' Gilchrist said.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) hopes the match will raise millions of dollars for the tsunami appeal with some of the money going to help victims in cricket-mad Sri Lanka and India.
A second fundraising game is due to be staged in Asia in either February or March.
The bulk of the Asian side is made up of Indians and Sri Lankans, some of whom have been personally affected by the tsunami which has killed at least 156,000.
Sri Lanka spinner Muttiah Muralitharan was on his way to Galle when the city was struck by the waves on December 26 while Sanath Jayasuriya almost lost his mother.
''She got wounded all over the body and is just recovering,'' Jayasuriya said.
India batsman Sachin Tendulkar cannot play in Monday's match because of an elbow injury but agreed to travel to Australia to show his support.
The ICC has tried to add some spice to the hastily arranged game by declaring it official, meaning runs and wickets will go on record. The players say they need no extra incentives.
Shane Warne quit one-day cricket two years ago but agreed to come out of retirement while Darren Gough flew from England at short notice.
''I think it's a credit to all the players that they said yes straight away to come down here and play this game,'' said Warne, who also plans to visit Sri Lanka later this year to help the relief effort.
Match organisers will not say exactly how much money they expect to raise but a global foreign exchange company has donated A$1 million ($760,000) while a mobile phone company has pledged $1,000 for every run scored in the match.
The match will be telecast live on Sony Max from 8.40 a.m.
World XI: Dwayne Bravo, Chris Cairns, Stephen Fleming, Chris Gayle, Adam Gilchrist, Darren Gough, Matthew Hayden, Brian Lara, Glenn McGrath, Ricky Ponting, Daniel Vettori, Shane Warne.
Asian XI: Rahul Dravid, Saurav Ganguly, Sanath Jayasuriya, Alok Kapali, Zaheer Khan, Anil Kumble, Muttiah Muralitharan, Abdul Razzaq, Kumar Sangakkara, Virender Sehwag, Chaminda Vaas, Yousuf Youhana.
Colombo: Sri Lanka's skipper Marvan Atapattu will not play in Monday's charity cricket match to raise funds for tsunami victims because his two young children are ill, an official said today.
Atapattu was scheduled leave for Melbourne, Australia yesterday, along with teammates Sanath Jayasuriya, Muttiah Muralitharan, Chaminda Vaas and Kumar Sangakkara as part of the Asian XI which takes on the World XI.
Announcing this today, All-India Football Federation President Priya Ranjan Dasmunshi said the FIFA fraternity matches would be held in the first or second week of February in Kolkata and Delhi.
"The matches will be played either between a FIFA XI and Asia XI or between two World XI sides depending on FIFA's decision. We have requested FIFA to include at least two Indian players in the teams," Dasmunshi told a press conference here.
While the two teams would mostly feature "immediately past players," a few active soccer stars playing in the English Premier League or Italian league would also be seen in action at the Salt Lake Stadium (Kolkata) and Nehru Stadium (New Delhi).
Chasing a stiff 381-run target, Zimbabwe were wobbling at 46-3 at stumps. They now have to face a minimum of 90 overs under pressure on the final day tomorrow to save the match.
Bangladesh, seeking their first win since gaining Test status in 2000, tightened the screws on a depleted Zimbabwean side when fast bowler Baisya removed opener Barney Rogers and Vusimuzi Sibanda for nought in his opening two overs.
Left-handed Rogers was caught low at second slip by substitute Manjural Rana, while Sibanda was trapped leg-before.
Zimbabwe, playing their first match after their Test programme was suspended in June for fielding weak teams following a row between their cricket board and key white players, were in deep trouble after losing one more wicket.
Opener Stuart Matsikenyeri, who made 20 in a 40-run stand for the third wicket with Hamilton Masakadza, was bowled attempting a big shot against the turn off left-arm spinner Haque.
Masakadza (26 not out) and Brendan Taylor denied Bangladesh further success, but Zimbabwe still faced a tall order.
Bangladesh earlier declared their second innings closed at 204-9 for an overall lead of 380 runs, with skipper Habibul Bashar following his first innings 94 with a solid 55 in the second.
FoW: 1-31, 2-48, 3-59, 4-59, 5-86, 6-152, 7-271, 8-308, 9-312.
Bowling: Mortaza 31-12-59-3, Baisya 24-5-87-1, Rafique 41.4-19-65-5, Haque Jnr 26-9-55-0, Ashraful 5-0-19-0, Saleh 4-0-25-0.
FoW: 1-7, 2-47, 3-83, 4-114, 5-145, 6-156, 7-176, 8-202.
Bowling: Mpofu 12-1-47-1, Hondo 17-0-61-3 (nb-4), Chigumbura 16.1-3-54-5, Matsikenyeri 6-0-28-0.
Bowling: Mortaza 6-1-18-0, Baisya 7-4-18-2, Haque Jr 6-2-8-1, Rafique 4-2-2-0.
Himachal Pradesh today started their Ranji Trophy one-day campaign with a comfortable seven-wicket win over Services. After dismissing Services for 164, the hosts reached the target in 37.4 overs thanks to fine batting by wicketkeeper Manvinder Bisla (60 not out) and Paras Dogra (32 not out). Bisla hit seven fours in his innings.
Chasing the victory target of 165 runs, the hosts lost their opener Rahul Panta for a duck. He was trapped lbw by Sudhakar Ghag on the very first ball of the innings. However, captain Sandeep Sharma and Sangram Singh steadied the Himachal innings, scoring 27 and 36 runs, respectively. Sangram hit a huge six and the ball fell into the nearby Beas river. A new ball was used to continue the innings.
Earlier, Himachal Pradesh won the toss and put Services in to bat. The Himachal bowlers bowled out Services for 164 thanks to superb bowling by Vikramjit Malik (4 for 35).
For Services, opener Narinder Singh scored 35 with two fours. Fazal Mohammed scored 24 runs. Services' total was boosted by 50 extras given by Himachal bowlers.
Manvinder Bisla of Himachal Pradesh was declared man of the match. With this win, the Himachal Pradesh got five points, including one bonus point for fast scoring and winning the match in less than 40 overs.
Fall of wickets:1-14, 2-33, 3-33, 4- 61, 5-95, 6-102, 7-121, 8-121, 9-132.
Bowling: Vikramjit Malik 9.1-0-35-4, Vishal Bhatia 10-1-33-1, Saurab Rattan 10-2-28-2, Sangram Singh 6-1-11-1, Ashok Thakur 10-1-29-0, Rahul Panta 4-0-17-0.
Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-60, 3-87.
Bowling: Sudhakar Ghag 8-1-33-1, Sanjay Mishra 3-0-20-0, Fazil Mohammed 7-2-30-0, Manish Jha 4-0-23-0, Arun Sharma 10-2-34-2, Yashpal Singh 5.4-0-24-0.
Punjab batsmen held there nerve and pulled off a thrilling one-wicket win over Haryana in the North Zone Ranji Trophy one-day league match at Una today. Chasing a modest target of 238 set by Haryana, Punjab tailenders kept their cool and took their team to a narrow victory.
Put in to bat, Haryana innings never, in fact, got going. They lost their first wicket of opener Chetan Sharma at 33. Chetan was out after scoring a 29-ball 28. Haryana kept on losing wickets at regular intervals. Sunny Singh, Shafiq Khan and wicketkeeper Ajay Ratra were back in the pavilion without contributing substantially.
Opener Bageshwar saved the innings from collapse. He kept one end intact and contributed 70 runs, the highest of the innings. All-rounder Joginder Sharma, who played for India in the recent one-day matches against Bangladesh, contributed a valuable 38 as Haryana were able to post 238 on the board.
For Punjab, all-rounder Reetinder Sodhi was the most successful bowler and claimed three wickets. New ball bowler VRV Singh went wicketless, while Gagandeep Singh took one wicket.
Punjab were off to a disastrous start when opener Ishan Malhotra was castled by Joginder Singh for nought. Seamer Jitender Malik dealt another blow to Punjab, sending back Yuvraj Singh when the batsman had scored just six. Skipper Dinesh Mongia (13), Ankur Kakkar (3) and Chandan Madan (11) failed to do much.
Opener Reetinder Sodhi made a patient 44, while Ravneet Ricky kept Punjab hopes alive. Ricky was unlucky to be out when in sight of a century. He contributed 96.
Harbhajan Singh used the long handle and scored a scintillating 37 to take Punjab closer to victory.
Gagandeep Singh and VRV Singh batted sensibly to take Punjab to a nail-biting victory. Gagandeep remained unbeaten on 10.
A sparkling century by Delhi skipper Ajay Jadeja enabled Delhi to crush Jammu and Kashmir by 78 runs in the North Zone Ranji Trophy one-day league encounter here today.
Electing to bat first after winning the toss, Delhi were in trouble as they lost opener Shikhar Dhawan (10) and Gautam Gambhir (0) in quick succession with only 22 runs on the board. However, at this juncture, Jadeja, along with Mithun Minhas, came to the rescue of their team with a solid 127 run third wicket partnership.
Jadeja scored a well-compiled 109 before falling to medium pacer Abid Nabi. Minhas, giving good support to his skipper, scored 59 runs.
IHF chief K.P.S. Gill told PTI in an interview here that 36-year-old Pillay was a spent force now.
"Pillay's playing days for the country are over although it is good that he has decided to play in the PHL (Premier Hockey League). After 30-40 years, we have a team and not a collection of individuals. We have to build on that, whatever people may say," Gill said.
Ending ambiguity over whether Gagan Ajit, the Punjab Police forward, was dropped on form or discipline, Gill said the striker had lost his basic hockey sense.
"Gagan did not have a good season. He needs to redo his hockey, get the basics right. In the Olympics, he even missed straight passes. Now that he has been dropped, it should serve as an eye-opener for him," Gill said.
"I am sorry (if players like Gagan), are not in the Indian team. I know his value goes down (if he is not in the team). All the endorsements are going to the head of Gagan. Sponsors are planting stories to bring him back into the team," he said.
Gill said the Indian team had not progressed and appeared to have gone back "strategically" after the Athens Olympics.
Spain's Carlos Moya rallied to defeat Thailand's Paradorn Srichaphan and retain his Chennai Open title here today, then donated his winning purse to tsunami relief efforts.
The top-seed battled back from 5-2 down in the deciding set to prevail 3-6, 6-4, 7-6 in a final lasting over two-and-half hours. Paradorn, Asia's top player and winner in 2003, appeared set to avenge last year's final defeat before Moya reeled off four games in a row. The disheartened Paradorn saved three match points, two in the tiebreak, before Moya clinched it 7-5 to secure his 18th career ATP title.
Paradorn had dominated the first set, the 25-year-old Thai hitting deep and moving to the net to finish.
Moya, the 1998 French Open winner, however, showed better control over his trademark forehand shots to claim a see-saw second set which saw five breaks of serve.
Ousted in the first round itself in the singles, German Reiner Schuettler finally had something to smile about. Combining brilliantly with Taipei's Yen Hsun Lu, he upset the second-seeded pair of India's Leander Paes and Serbia's Nenad Zimonjic 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 in the second semi-final of the ATP world tour Chennai Open 2005 doubles event here yesterday.
Schuettler, thus scotched the possibility of Leander and Mahesh, who made it to the final partnering Swede Jonas Bjorkman, playing against each other before the home crowd in a doubles final.
Leander's observation at a press meet after winning the quarterfinal that he and Nenad did not have the objective of winning, but getting used to each other for the new season ahead, came true.
In spite of Leander's brilliant display with chip shots and drop volleys at the net, winning crucial points, Nenad's big serve failed him at crucial stages of the match, especially in the decisive third set after being 0-3 down, the pair levelled 4-4 breaking Lu in the seventh game.
After Schuettler-Lu took the first set, Leander and Nenad bounced back to win the second set, despite trailing 1-2. They levelled 2-2 and raced ahead to a 5-2 lead and wrapped up the set after dropping the eighth game on Schuettler's serve.
In the decider, Nenad botched up the tenth game completely after Schuettler held serve in the ninth game for a 5-4 lead and gaining a psychological advantage.
The lanky Serb double-faulted and hit two easy forehand volleys into the net.
Second-seeded Joachim Johansson of Sweden today won his second career title with a 7-5, 6-3 win over Taylor Dent at the Australian men's hardcourt tennis championships.
His first tournament win was at Memphis in 2004, a breakthrough year in which he also made the semifinals of the US Open and moved from 113th in the rankings to No. 11.
Fifth-seeded Dent survived three break points in the fifth game of the match, but managed to keep the first set on serve until 5-5, when Johansson gained the first break.
Johansson took the score from deuce to a break point on a backhand return winner, then hit another crosscourt backhand return winner on the next point to take a 6-5 lead.
Singh, who claimed nine events, over $ 10 million and the number one ranking from Tiger Woods last year, has carried his brilliant form into a new campaign, carding three bogey-free rounds on the Kapalua Plantation course in Hawaii yesterday to sit at 19-under after 54 holes.
While it is not unusual to see Singh's name at the top of the leaderboard, having Kaye nipping at the Fijian's heels ahead of some of golf's biggest names is a bit of surprise.
Having qualified for the elite 31-player winners only field with a victory at last year's Phoenix Open, the 34-year-old American has made the most of his chance, shooting up the standings with a seven-under 66.
South Africa's Ernie Els will go into the final round two strokes off the pace after carding a third round five-under 68 with Stewart Cink another shot adrift.
Electing to bat after winning the toss, the visitors were reduced to nine for four inside the first five overs as Naresh and right-arm medium pacer V. Yomahesh (3 for 74) struck in tandem.


The buccal fat pad removal consists of the elimination of the fat in the area of the jugal bone. It is performed through a small incision inside the mouth.
The main goal is to improve the face definition, by accentuating and sculpting the contour of the "cheekbones" or malar prominence.
The surgery is performed in an ambulatory care regime, with a post-op care without visible scars and with an oedema which recedes after a few days.


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In case you weren't sure what to cook (even though Thanksgiving is tomorrow), here are some dishes that we're making. From our family to yours!
4. Cover the dish with foil and bake for 20 to 30 minutes. Remove the foil and bake 15 to 20 minutes more. Just before serving, sprinkle on the grated cheese and return it to the oven until the cheese is melted and bubbly, 3 to 5 minutes. Sprinkle on the green onions and serve it hot. Creamy, dreamy and divine.
1. Mix all but the last 2 ingredients.
2. Put in a 9x13 greased cake pan.
3. Sprinkle corn flakes over top, and then sprinkle melted butter over that.
1. Preheat oven to 300°F. Butter baking dish; set aside.
2. Arrange bread and cornbread in a single layer on a rimmed baking sheet. Bake, tossing occasionally, until completely dried out, 35–50 minutes. Let cool on baking sheet, then transfer to a very large bowl.
3. Meanwhile, heat a large skillet over medium-high. Break sausage into 1/2" pieces and cook, stirring and breaking up into smaller (about 1/4") pieces with a wooden spoon or spatula, until browned, 8–10 minutes. Transfer to bowl with bread but do not stir.
2. Place cauliflower (slices and crumbles) and garlic on a rimmed baking sheet and drizzle with olive oil. Sprinkle with fennel seed, turmeric and red-pepper flakes, and season with salt and pepper.
3. Roast, without disturbing, until cauliflower has turned a deep golden brown and crisped up in spots, 25 to 30 minutes. Using a spatula, flip the larger steaks and stir the smaller bits around and continue to roast until completely and evenly browned, another 8 to 10 minutes.
4. Remove from heat and transfer to a large serving platter. Top with feta, herbs and a drizzle of olive oil.
4. After squash is cooked, drain and use the water to mix with the minced onion. Let that sit for five min to soak up the water, then stir into the sour cream mixture.
5. Very carefully without breaking it too much, stir the squash into the sour cream mixture.
6. When well blended, put into the greased casserole dish. Sprinkle a layer of stuffing and cheese on top.
7. Cover with lid or foil and bake at 350 for 45 min.
1. Rinse cranberries before use. Bring cranberries, water, sugar, and cinnamon to a boil in a pot for five minutes.
2. Reduce head and simmer for 30 minutes, or until cranberries have lost their shape and the mixture has thickened.
3. Refrigerate for at least 3 hours then serve.


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Q: Special relativity: moving charge and twisting bar magnet ETA: Huh.  It's been more than three months since I posed this question.  Is it really possible that no one knows the answer?  I thought for sure someone would know.  Oh well.
You have a small bar magnet that is able to pivot about its middle (like a compass needle).  You fix the middle of the bar magnet to a point on the positive half of the y-axis.  Initially the bar magnet is pointing in some random direction.  Now a proton moves along the x-axis in the positive x-direction with speed v.  This moving charge generates a magnetic field, so the bar magnet will twist itself to align with that field, parallel to the z-axis.
The above description is in the rest-frame of the bar magnet.  But what about in the rest-frame of the proton?  Now the proton is at rest, so it generates no magnetic field.  Nevertheless, the bar magnet (now moving in the negative x-direction with speed v) must still pivot around to point in the z-direction -- if this happens in one reference frame, it must happen in every frame.  But what is the explanation for the twisting of the bar magnet in the proton's rest-frame?
I have come up with what may be a partial solution, but 1) I am not sure if it is correct, and 2) it only seems to work when the bar magnet is originally oriented along the y-axis.  If the bar magnet is originally pointing parallel to the x-axis, my explanation fails.
To start, let's replace the bar magnet with a circular loop of current-carrying wire, which has stationary positive ions and negative conduction electrons moving with drift speed v_d.  The ions and electrons have the same charge density, so the loop is electrically neutral.  This current loop is more or less equivalent to the bar magnet in terms of its own magnetic field.
Say that the bar magnet is originally aligned along the y-axis.  So the current loop we are replacing it with is originally perpendicular to the y-axis.  In the rest-frame of the proton, the current loop moves in the negative x-direction at speed v, and is therefore Lorentz-contracted into an ellipse, with its major axis in the z-direction and its minor axis in the x-direction.
Due to this contraction, the positive ions in the wire (all moving at speed v) will have a higher concentration at the ends of the loop's major axis.  At one of those two spots, the conduction electrons will have speed v + v_d, so they will experience more Lorentz-contraction than the ions and have an even higher concentration; thus the net charge there will be negative, and that part of the loop will be electrically attracted towards the stationary proton.  Conversely, at the other end of the loop's major axis, the conduction electrons will have speed v - v_d, so they will experience less Lorentz-contraction and have a lower concentration than the ions, resulting in a net positive charge that will be electrically repelled away from the proton.  Result: these two electrical forces torque the current loop until it is perpendicular to the z-direction -- which is to say, the original bar magnet will align itself with the z-direction, just like in the bar magnet's rest-frame.
However, this explanation won't work if the bar magnet is originally aligned parallel to the x-axis.  In that case, the current loop I'm replacing it with is originally perpendicular to the x-axis.  In the rest-frame of the proton, the circular current loop (moving along the x-axis) now remains a circle -- the Lorentz contraction doesn't alter its shape.  And all conduction electrons are traveling at the same speed in this frame, so I don't see how I would get parts of the loop to become positively and negatively charged, as I did previously.
And anyway, in order to twist the ring so as to be perpendicular to the z-direction, there must be a pair of forces pulling the ring in directions parallel to the x-axis.  These forces can't be electrical attractions or repulsions, as they don't point towards or away from the stationary proton.  And they can't be magnetic forces because the only magnetic field is the one from the current loop itself, and that can't cause the loop to twist (can it?).  So... what am I missing?
Much thanks for any help you can provide.

A: In special relativity, in the rest-frame of the proton, the moving magnet m appears as a magnet m' and an electric dipole p'. The electrostatic E field created by the proton makes rotate this electric dipole, actually the magnet. And the E' created by the electric dipole  is the responsible for the force the proton experiences. Remark that you will not found F=-F' but Fdt=-F'dt'. It is easy to found the expressions for writing p' and E' and make the corresponding calculations. I hope this will help you.


Laugh IT Out: Are Computers Male or Female?
A foreign language teacher was explaining to her class that, unlike their English counterparts, French nouns are grammatically designated as masculine or feminine.
The French teacher wasn't sure which gender it was, so she ivided the class into two groups and asked them to decide if a computer should be masculine or feminine. One group was comprised of the women in the class, and the other of men. Both groups were asked to give four reasons for their recommendation.
4. As soon as you commit to one, you realize that, if you had waited a little longer, you could have had a better model.
4. As soon as you make a commitment to one, you find yourself spending half your pay check on accessories.


Join West Seattle and Fauntleroy YMCA Board Members for our 2019 MLK Day of Service. We'll be pulling weeds, cleaning up trash in the neighborhood, and more! This Day of Service is a fun way for families, friends, and coworkers to join together to take care of our environment, show community support, and keep the Fauntleroy Triangle a clean and beautiful place to live, work, and visit. Supplies and gardening tools provided.


Making a model of an animal cell is a project that many schools require children to do. You can make a model from nearly any supply or material, but no project is quite as fun as an edible animal cell. This project involves creating an animal cell from edible items, such as gelatin and candy. You can use an old shoe box to hold the cell pieces and act as the cell membrane for the project.
Collect a small child's shoebox to use as the base of the cell. You will also need about three boxes of lemon-flavored gelatin, a plum, sugar-coated gummy worms, smooth worms, raisins, hard round candies, flat chocolate candies with a candy shell, a plastic bag, gumdrops, candy sprinkles and candy ribbon. All of these ingredients will make up the base of the cell. Toothpicks and paper are necessary for labeling the components.
Line the inside of the plastic box with a plastic grocery bag or gallon-sized zip bag. Use tape to secure the bag to the outside of the box. The box and plastic bag will serve as the cell membrane supporting the cell and holding all other components together. Glue the sides of the bag to the sides of the box to make the inside as smooth as possible. Allow the glue to dry for one or two hours before adding the gelatin.
Heat 1 cup of boiling water on the stove. Add three packets of gelatin to the water and stir until dissolved. Add 2 cups of cold water and stir together. Pour the liquid into the plastic-lined box. Place the box in the refrigerator for one or two hours until the gelatin is halfway set. Cut the plum in half, exposing the seed and flesh. Place the plum, seed side up in the center of the box. Place the smooth and sugared gummy worms next to the plum. Fold the candy ribbon up and place it next to the plum. Place the candy chocolates randomly around the edges of the box. Scatter three or four round candies and raisins randomly around the gelatin. Place a pile of candy sprinkles in a few spots around the gelatin. Place one gumdrop next to the gummy worms. Place the gelatin back in the refrigerator for about three more hours.
Label each part of the cell. The plum seed is the nucleolus, the plum flesh is the nucleus and the skin is the nuclear membrane. The gummy worms are the rough and smooth endoplasmic reticulum. The chocolate candies are the lysosomes, the sprinkles are the ribosomes, the gumdrop is the centrosome, the hard candies are the vacuoles, the ribbon candy is the Golgi body and the raisins are the mitochondrion. The gelatin represents the cytoplasm and the box is the cell membrane. Print the names onto pieces of paper and glue them to toothpicks. Place the toothpicks near the appropriate items in the gelatin.
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Priddy, Brenda. "Animal Cell Shoe Box Project." Sciencing, https://sciencing.com/animal-cell-shoe-box-project-12022170.html. 24 April 2017.


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HomeEvents NoticeboardSAP's Alexander Meyer to speak about technology and sustainability at UN forum
SAP's Alexander Meyer to speak about technology and sustainability at UN forum
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Sustainability is a worldwide challenge. The growth of populations and industries, combined with the reduction of poverty and improvements in service delivery, is creating a broad positive effect across the globe.
Yet industrialisation and populations are also placing greater pressure on societies. The principles of sustainability have to be foundational to progress or the world faces certain disaster. To help reach this goal, last year members of the United Nations adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, a plan of action to promote prosperity and peace through the principles of sustainability.
(TOP: Alexander Meyer, VP of Global Business Development at SAP, who will speak at the World Investment Forum).
The 17 point plan and its 169 targets builds on the Millennium Development Goals and addresses areas where the MDG fell short. Over the next fourteen years the plan aims to promote the best for people, the planet, prosperity, peace and partnership. Technology has a massive role to play in helping countries and regions accomplish these sustainable development goals.
From July 17 to 21, 2016, the UN will host the World Investment Forum to mull the progress of this agenda and the next steps to be taken. Alexander Meyer, VP of Global Business Development at SAP, will present his views at the Forum's Global Leaders Summit to be opened by the President of Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta. He will also serve on several panels at the forum.
In his commentary Meyer will look at the role of the private sector as well as technology in meeting the objectives of the agenda. "It is clear that the private sector must play a role in order for the SDG's to succeed. This is a responsibility that SAP has assumed wholeheartedly long before the goals were formalized," said Meyer.
Topics under Meyer's spotlight will include how technology – notably big data, cloud, connectivity, digitization and super-computing – can positively impact food supply, emissions control, sustainable cities, healthcare and more. "So many of the sustainability challenges we face today are exacerbated by a lack of information, knowledge, or access. But these limitations are exactly the ones being addressed by today's innovations in computing technology." He will help breed understanding around how modern technology platforms such as those orchestrated by SAP are critical in enabling the processes that drive sustainability and innovation.
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"The world of drones is expanding at an exponential rate. This is due largely to the increasing interest in autonomous flight and its impact on the world at large. Online funding platforms like Kickstarter, Indiegogo, and GoFundMe have made it possible for small companies to leverage the power of public intrigue and social media to raise funds from a global pool of potential funding sources.
Every year there will be more and more drones available for consumers. These lists will continue to evolve, but as of now, the following table outlines ten drones that are available now. Take a look at the features and see which drone sounds like a good match for your flying needs."
- DJI PHANTOM 2 - The DJI Phantom 2 costs $799.
- PARROT AR DRONE 2.0 - The Parrot AR Drone 2.0 costs $499.
- WALKERA QR - The Walkera QR costs $599.
- 3DR IRIS+ - The 3DR Iris+ costs $960.
- BLADE 350 QX2 - The Blade 350 QX2 costs $574.
- WALKERA SCOUT X4 - The Walkera Scout X4 costs $751.
- QUANUM NOVA - The Quanum Nova costs $319.
- STORM DRONE 4 - The Storm Drone 4 costs $359.
- QAV400 RTF - The QAV400 RTF costs $495.
U všech dronů jsou uvedeny v tabulce hlavní paramatery.
Více se dozvíte v plném znění lánku, který je na výše uvedené adrese.


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Friday Fiction: Eating For The End Of The World
By Brandon Scott on May 3rd, 2019
Tuning in… LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, may I have your attention, please?! You've been patient! You've been diligent! You've been loyal! Now, for demonstrating such tremendous qualities, such incredible attributes, such unbelievable resolve, you shall be rewarded! Friends, bloggers, Earthlings, lend me your ears! The time has come, yet again, for you to get your proper dose of…
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FRIDAY FICTION: "Stitches" (Complete)
By D. Alexander on Nov 28th, 2014
Count Spatula unbinds the Editor-in-Chief. The man falls to the floor, clutching his wrists. The count tells him that he has done all he's needed to. Now, with a weapon pressed against his back, the Fictionmonger will announce Dylan Alexander's latest work. …I understand but—GAH! Okay! You don't have to be so—just let me do…
A Look at "Chomp" from Director Lynne Hansen
By Brandon Scott on Nov 20th, 2014
Today, I was fortunate enough to get to see a special private screening of the short film "Chomp", directed by Lynne Hansen. A horror-comedy piece that seeks to make fun of all the zombie media that has come out as of late, it lampoons it with the campy story of a man who is mistaken for…
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SUNDAY SURPRISE: The Zombie-Infested Universe of George A. Romero
By D. Alexander on Aug 17th, 2014
The following piece was written by Brandon Engel and sent in to us for consideration. Here at Sci-Fi Bloggers, we like showcasing a variety of different opinions. Normally, they are those of our intelligent team of contributors, which continues to grow, even to this day. However, there are times when we are sent something written by a fan of…
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Retro Review: Night of the Living Dead (1968)
By B.K. on Jul 25th, 2014
Night of the Living Dead (1968) from Image Ten Productions Who: Written by John Russo (Midnight) and George Romero, who also directed, with lumbering zombie makeup by Tony Pantanella (The Crazies) and Regis Survinski (The Crazies, Hungry Wives), and the most underappreciated protagonist of all time played by Duane Jones. What: Barbra and her brother…
SUNDAY SURPRISE: "Stitches – Part Two"
By D. Alexander on Jul 20th, 2014
SURPRISE! Hah! It happened! Okay, it's ready now. You don't have to wait anymore. The next chapter of "Stitches" is HERE! Gosh, this story has become quite the project! A third part will be released to conclude the story, but for now, HERE's the second! If you aren't caught up yet and want to read "Part…
"Stitches – Part One"
Hey everyone. It's 1:55 in the morning on the East Coast. I'm very tired. This is not complaint so much as a general statement of my present condition. I could use some rest. I'm publishing a good chunk of "Stitches" right now. I know that I stated that I'd have it done, and I will…
Run. It's the End of the World.
By Keyoka on Feb 7th, 2014
I recently watched Peter Hyam's End of Days (1999). If you have not seen it, you now have homework. It stars Arnold Schwarzenegger, so what does that tells us kids? Guns. Explosions. Him saving someone. I've never been an action kind of girl, but for some reason, good ol' Schwarzy has been a staple in…
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The Reign of the Zombie Movie
By Danny on Dec 13th, 2011
There have been a huge and horrific range of creepy characters throughout cinema history; from the early days of cinema characters such as the famous vampire 'Nosferatu', right up to the later re-imagining of classic creatures in the modern teenage vampire love-fests. There are various types and styles of supernatural creatures popping up regularly…