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What is the zip code for tenth Street between second and first Avenues in Manhattan?
The zip code for 10th Street between 2nd and 1st Avenues is 10003.
What is the zip code for East 12th Street and Second Avenue in Manhattan?
The zip code for East 12th Street at 2nd Avenue in Manhattan is 10003.
Where was Manhattan General Hospital located?
It was located at the corner of E17th Street and Second Ave in Manhattan. I was born there. I wonder why somebody would ask this. In the lobby there is a little exhibit about the hospital.
Address of Julia Richmond High School in Manhattan New York?
second avenue and 67th street,nyny
What is the zip code for second Street in Manhattan?
The zip code for East 2nd Street, from the Bowery to 1st Avenue, is 10003. The zip code for East 2nd Street, from Avenue A to Avenue D, is 10009. There is no West 2nd Street.
Why is the street that runs between sixty first street and sixty third street often given the name minute street?
Because it is the 60 SECOND street. Get it? 62nd street :: Sixty second street
What train do you take from Broadway Junction to 1260-1278 60th Street Brooklyn 11219?
These three routes are seriously inconvenient, but they're the only options I see. The first one requires you to make only one transfer, but you have to go into Manhattan. The second option requires you to make two transfers, but you don't have to go into Manhattan. But you can't take this route from 11 PM to 5:30 AM. The third option also requires two transfers, and again, you don't have to go into Manhattan… Read More
Why is the street that runs between 61st street and 63rd street given the name minute street?
Because it is the sixty second street, 62nd street get it? :)
What subway do you take from Penn Station to 44th Street between first and second Avenues?
You can take the Uptown 1-2-3 (the red line) one stop, from 34th Street-Penn Station to 42nd Street-Times Square. Transfer at Times Square to the S shuttle train (color grey) east across 42nd Street, from Times Square (West 42nd) to Grand Central Station (East 42nd). Grand Central Station is at East 42nd between Park and Lexington Avenues. East of Lexington Avenue is 3rd Avenue, then 2nd Avenue, then 1st Avenue. You could also take the… Read More
What is the zip code for 1850 Second Avenue in Manhattan?
The address 1850 Second Avenue is between East 95th and East 96th Streets, making it part of the 10128 zip code.
What are the 3 oldest buildings in new york city?
Fraunces tavern is the oldest building in New York city, located near the southern tip of Manhattan built in 1719. St. Paul's chapel is the second oldest building constructed in 1764 and is located near wall street in lower Manhattan. St. Paul's is so old that George Washington worshipped there. Finally, the Morris-Jumel Mansion is located in northern Manhattan in an area called Washington heights and was constructed in 1765.
What is the second song in the little Manhattan trailer?
Show Me Your Bootyhole by Saosin
What is the second book in the magic in Manhattan series?
frogs and french kisses.
How do you get from LaGuardia Airport to Downtown Manhattan?
The simplest way is to just take a cab. Of course, this is also the most expensive way. You can get a yellow cab at the taxi stands, or you can call a car service: Carmel (212-666-6666) and Dial 7 Car & Limo (212-777-7777) are the biggest car service companies in the city. You can also take Super Shuttle (1-800-BLUE-VAN, or see the first Related Link below). This is your somewhat less simple but more… Read More
How do you get to river caffe in Brooklyn you would prefer bus route?
Drive over the Manhattan Bridge towards DUMBO. Make a right on Tillary Street [second light]. Go five blocks to Cadman Plaza West and make a right turn. Follow road as it bears left slightly and go downhill in the right lane to Water Street. Make a right on Water Street and entrance will be on your left. Or take bus # 25 to Old Fulton Street/Cadman Plaza West.
Is Manhattan the easternmost borough of New York City?
No, Queens is the easternmost borough of New York City. Manhattan is the second-westernmost borough, after Staten Island.
What is the zip code for 110th Street in Manhattan?
There is no single zip code for 110th Street. Rather, 110th Street runs through three different zip codes, west to east across Manhattan. The first one is in the Morningside Heights neighborhood, the second is in Harlem, and the third is in East Harlem, aka Spanish Harlem: The zip code for West 110th Street from Riverside Drive to Columbus Avenue (Riverside Drive ---> Broadway ---> Amsterdam Avenue ---> Columbus Avenue) is 10025. The zip code… Read More
What is the most common street name in the US?
== == Second Street
What is the web address of the Second Street Gallery in Charlottesvle Virginia?
The web address of the Second Street Gallery is: http://www.secondstreetgallery.org
What are the release dates for Second Street - 2013?
Second Street - 2013 was released on: USA: 23 October 2013
Where can you find an Eddie Bauer store in New York City?
There are three Eddie Bauer stores in Manhattan: The first is in the SoHo neighborhood. The address is 578 Broadway, between Prince and West Houston Streets. The second is on the Upper West Side. The address is 1960 Broadway, at the corner of West 66th Street. The third is on the Upper East Side. The address is 1172 Third Avenue, at 68th Street. There are more Eddie Bauer stores in Queens, New Jersey, and New… Read More
Is Manhattan the second largest city in New York?
No,New York city is the largest.
What actors and actresses appeared in Second Street - 2013?
The cast of Second Street - 2013 includes: Edward Hightower as Drifter
When was Saint James Second Street Baptist Church created?
Saint James Second Street Baptist Church was created in 1913.
Is Edgar Poe's house in Manhattan still standing?
Poe had three known residences in New York City (but not all at the same time): two in Manhattan, and one in the Bronx (just north of Manhattan). The first was a third floor room on West 3rd Street, on the corner of Cedar and Greenwich. The building is still standing, and apparently people are still living there. The building is also the site of a pub called O'Hara's. Poe moved in there with his… Read More
How do you get from LaGuardia to Manhattan?
You can get a yellow cab at the taxi stand. If time is a factor and you land during high-peak, just call a car service. It will cost about the same, maybe a little more (+$10). Call before you take off from your departure city: Carmel (212-666-6666) and Dial 7 Car & Limo (212-777-7777) are the biggest car service companies in the city. You can also take Super Shuttle (1-800-BLUE-VAN, or see the first Related… Read More
In which island is America's largest city and the world's second largest city located?
The island of Manhattan.
Will there be a confessions of a shopaholic 2?
The second book in the Confessions of a Shopaholic series, is Shopaholic takes Manhattan
How do you get to Boro Park Brooklyn from Jamaica Station?
I'm not sure if you're referring to the Jamaica-179th Street Station on the F train (of the B-D-F-M, the orange line), or the Jamaica Center-Parsons/Archer Station on the J-Z (the brown line) and the E train (of the A-C-E, the blue line). The simplest routes are: 1) Take the Downtown (Manhattan-bound) E or F trains to West 4th Street in Manhattan. Transfer at West 4th Street to the Downtown D train to New Utrecht Avenue-62nd… Read More
When did Canal Street - IRT Second Avenue Line - end?
Canal Street - IRT Second Avenue Line - ended in 1880.
What is the most common named street in united states?
Second Street is the most common named street in United States.
Where is the Second Street Gallery in Charlottesvle Virginia located?
The address of the Second Street Gallery is: 115 2Nd St SE, Charlottesvle, VA 22902-5270
What are the release dates for Love Street - 1994 Second Chance - 2.4?
Love Street - 1994 Second Chance - 2.4 was released on: USA: 1995
What bus and train do you take from LaGuardia Airport to the Bronx?
Unlike JFK, LaGuardia is not accessible by subway, but the MTA-NYCTA operates a bus that runs between LaGuardia and Manhattan (the NYCTA is the city's transit authority, and they are part of the MTA, which is the New York State transit authority). The M60 bus only makes five stops in Manhattan, and they're all in Upper Manhattan: West 106th Street and Broadway (in the Morningside Heights neighborhood), West 116th Street and Broadway (also in Morningside… Read More
Do skunks live in Manhattan?
My daughter's just came home tonight and told me they saw a skunk in our backyard in Hudson Heights. My older daughter says this is the second time she saw the skunk this week. Yes there are skunks in Manhattan
What is the highest elevation in Manhattan?
The elevation of Manhattan ranges from 1 to 80 meters (3.3 to 265 feet). The average elevation is approximately 30 meters (97 ft). Source: see the first Related Link below. The second Related Link shows the elevation of many different points around Manhattan.
Walking directions from Grand Central to Penn Station?
Grand Central Station is on Lexington Avenue and East 42nd Street. Penn Station is between 7th and 8th Avenues, from West 33rd to West 34th Street. When you exit Grand Central Station, walk west on 42nd Street. Forty-second Street is a two-laned street that runs west to east and east to west. The north side of 42nd Street is the side that goes east to west, and Grand Central Station is on the north side… Read More
Location of the County courthouse in divide county North Dakota?
The Courthouse is located on the square on the north side of Second Avenue North between Main Street NE and Main Street NW in Crosby. The exact street address is reported as being 300 Main Street in some places and 300 Second Avenue in other places. If you have questions, call the courthouse at 701-965-6831, or, for a complete directory of courts in Divide County and links to North Dakota court resources, visit the Divide… Read More
When will construction on the Second Avenue Subway be completed?
The first phase of construction (96th Street to 63rd Street) on the T train, aka the Second Avenue Subway, is currently scheduled to be completed in 2016. No estimated completion date is available for the remaining three phases (125th Street to 96th Street, 63rd Street to Houston Street, and Houston Street to Hanover Square). See the Related Links below for more information.
Does the prime minister live at 10 or 11 downing street?
10 Downing Street. 11 Downing Street is the residence of the Second Lord of the Treasury.
What are the release dates for Love Street - 1994 Second Chance 2-4?
Love Street - 1994 Second Chance 2-4 was released on: USA: 1995
Who was the Governor of New York in 1923?
Al Smith (born December 30, 1873 in Manhattan, New York; died October 4, 1944 in New York, New York) succeeded Nathan Lewis Miller in his second term as the forty-second Governor of New York, serving between January 1, 1923 and December 31, 1928.
Are there houses in New York near the big park?
You mean, Central Park? Central Park is completely surrounded by city streets. The west and east side of the park are lined by Central Park West and Fifth Avenue, respectively. Both of these avenues are entirely composed of residential buildings (except for the Natural History Museum on Central Park West). Fifth Avenue is the ritziest, richest avenue in the whole city, and Central Park West is a close second. The south side of Central Park… Read More
How do you get to Rikers Island?
By Car From the Bronx or Manhattan, take the Triboro (RFK) Bridge to Queens eastbound along the Grand Central Parkway. Exit at Astoria Boulevard, bear left and go straight on 23rd Avenue (just after Grand Central Parkway ramp) to 82nd Street. Left on 82nd Street to 81st Street. Right on 81st Street (name changes to 19th Avenue as it veers left) to the first traffic light. This is Hazen Street. Right on Hazen to the… Read More
Where is the radio station in goldenrod?
It's on the second to last street going up, second building on the left.
What are the release dates for Street Hawk - 1985 A Second Self 1-2?
Street Hawk - 1985 A Second Self 1-2 was released on: USA: 11 January 1985
Who built the first atomic bomb?
The first atomic bomb was created in the USA during the Second World War (Manhattan Project).
What is the name of this country's oldest and biggest defense project?
The Manhattan Project where the atomic weapons were developed during the Second World War .
Which cable companies operate in The Dalles Oregon?
Michael's Cable Electronics operate in that area and are located at 416 East Second Street. Another company is Northstate Cablevision located at 180 Northeast Second Street.
What actors and actresses appeared in The Corner of Second Street - 2011?
The cast of The Corner of Second Street - 2011 includes: Mona Afkhami as Manna Ali Fadakar Kiyanoosh Hajizadeh as Malek Ali Mohammadzadeh


The Night Markets glittered beneath the moonlight like tears, like stars, like gemstones in a crooked crown welcoming Acton home.
The buckskin's eyes flew open, his ears already pinning, a hind leg readying to kick whoever had dared to pull hard on his tail. But when he glanced back, there was nothing there – until a bright streak darted between his legs and sat up in front of him like a cat, neat rows of teeth showing in a very satisfied grin.
It was not a cat. It was nothing that Acton had ever seen, except for one version that was much, much larger.
The dragon only considered him, and he sat back a little on his heels, considering him back. It seemed not everyone had made themselves scarce after the Big Dragon had been set up as a guard. Slowly a little crooked grin bloomed on Acton's mouth, and with a bit of concentration he conjured up another dragon, blue as a sapphire, which snapped its tiny jaws at the first.
The true dragon cocked his head and lashed his tail, then pounced at the imposter. But of course its claws closed on nothing, and it went rolling on the glittering pavement to the sound of Acton's laughter. When it sprang up again, it was to stare at something just beyond the buckskin – and then it fled into the shadows beneath an empty stall.
Acton turned and his matchlight gaze fell on a mare the color of moonlight and shadow, with antlers a neat arch. He remembered her from that awful day – but he'd never known her name.
The pygmy dragons were mischievous, and Jezanna was careful to not let them get too close to her ivory silk sash, knowing they would more than happily run off with it if she wore it too loose. Regardless, little creatures of every colour bounded between stalls, jumping across backs, and more than one found they liked to use her antlers as a perch. The midnight woman could not help but smile with their antics, reveling in the life that had come to the markets since their arrival. This place was a thing of beauty she could never forget.
She swung her head around at the spoken greeting, eyes of silver landing on a faintly familiar form the color of fire and soot. There was a spark of recognition in her gaze as it fluttered over the extension of his neck, the grin shaping his lips, and she was drawn back to the meeting that had all but torn the court apart. He had been there, standing tall and wielding words like knives. Jezanna remembered the accusations he had claimed, and the ones spoken against him, but she had not seen him since then. She can only imagine he must have left with the reminder of dragon fire pushing him along the way.
"Hello," Jezanna said at last, returning the greeting with a gentle smile, dipping her head slightly as she glanced around. "It is more beautiful a night than these streets have seen in many weeks." The truth lingered like a fog, brushing across their legs. These streets had turned into courtroom and a jail cell, had been abandoned and emptied. Perhaps now than the gates were open once more things would change. Just maybe, they would improve in time. "It's Acton, yes?" she had an affinity for names, and recalled that his had been spoken once in derisiveness during that meeting.
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She belonged in the Night Court, he thought, from her colors to the curve of antlers to the sash that seemed to drift behind her like gauze, like moonlight. The mare looked at home here, beneath the glow of the full moon, and by some strange alchemy that was enough to smooth away what rough edges of his nerves remained.
He did not waver before the recognition in her gaze – instead he basked in it, though that was half an act. Acton couldn't guess what she might think of him – certainly that meeting was far from the first time his mouth might have made him a fool – but there was a guilt in his belly, like a heavy, small stone, and the weight of it increased when she spoke.
All her words did was remind him that he'd run. Seraphina's judgment echoed in his memory (what little he could remember of it, as drunk as he'd been) and a shadow passed over his laughing mouth.
To cover the falter he cast his glance aside, looking over the rows of stalls with their bright scarves and countless wares as if weighing her words. It wasn't until he heard his name that he looked back, meeting the strange starlight of her eyes, and ducked his head in a showman's bow. Forgotten behind him, the illusion-dragon flickered and vanished like smoke.
Ah, more questions than her name pressed against his teeth, weighed down his tongue - how was it, what happened, did they ever explain further? but not even he dared to speak them.
He wasn't sure he really wanted to know, not on a night that was so fine.
There was a fleeting gloom that passed over Acton's features, there and then gone, and he looked away. Her eyes followed his, momentarily, but then she could not help but to look at him again, to study the lines of his face. She wondered what drew him back, but then she thought that if Denocte was his home, he would always return to it.
When his eyes met hers again she smiled a soft, whispering smile. One that did not judge him for what he'd done but accepted that he was here and there was always time to do better. His words were subtly sharp, like a knife you didn't expect to cut you, but when you looked down you were bleeding. Why, then, did he bleed? When Acton stepped closer, she didn't move away. There was no danger in him, no fear in her.
"Jezanna," she offered unreluctantly, "So few, I think, have had my name." And she found it was true. It was only a handful who had ever heard it spoken off her tongue, from her lips, and she could see each of their faces in her mind. The midnight woman was the dark side of the moon; mystery and intrigue. Perhaps she suited these shadowed streets too much, blended too well with the moon glow on the cobblestone. Perhaps.
"What are you searching for, Acton?" An assumption, for maybe he sought nothing. But weren't they all searching? For something that made their hearts race, eased their fears, brought them peace. If she had learned anything it was that the night gave security, a measure of freedom, and this place of star shine and wood smoke was no different. And Jezanna was all the curiosity of a child with all the temperance that came with years of living. She would not push despite her yearning to know, discover, uncover.
In his volatile world, Acton had never had much of a relationship with steady things. All of the Crows had been like him, in one way or the other – each teetering on some different edge, fuses that needed little encouragement to light.
"Seems like a good time to change that," he answered, indicating the markets around them with a flick of his ear. "Lots of new leaves turning over lately." Of course there was the unspoken weight that pressed his words into something near sardonic – leaders missing, gods returned – but the movement of another of the little dragons caught his eye, and at the tail end of his words his lips crooked into a smile as he watched it.
They, at least, seemed to prefer the changes – and he liked them a helluva lot bigger than the overgrown cousin of theirs he'd met.
At her question he glanced at her again, startled anew by the paleness of her eyes, which glowed like marsh-lights, like moonlight on fog. There was the immediate temptation to answer her flippantly, and almost he let something snide or joking slip from the tip of his tongue – but then his mouth drew a thoughtful line.
but the Crows, and Reichenbach, who had been home almost as much as any place was. With them gone, where did he fit?
It felt strange to tell a truth to a stranger, especially one that made him feel so vulnerable, so boyishly foolish and borderline naïve. New leaves, he supposed.
"How about you? Looking for anything you can't find from a vendor?" There was little her strange gaze gave away, but he searched her features anyway, and wondered what similarities two Denoctians so different could have between themselves.


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Find out everything you need to know about the Texas sales tax holidays, which take place in April, May and August. The next one coming up (April 27-29) is the tax-free weekend for emergency preparation supplies.
Ready to shop for back-to-school supplies and clothing? Or back-up generators, batteries, smoke detectors and radios? If you're shopping in Texas, consider buying these items during the state's three tax-free weekends in April, May and August.
We've created this guide so you know exactly what's tax free — and when — in 2019. By strategically planning your purchases throughout the year, you can get an instant discount in the form of waived taxes.
When is tax-free weekend in Texas?
From April 27 to April 29, 2019, Texas shoppers can buy certain emergency-preparedness items tax free. These waived taxes include the 6.25% state tax and local taxes (which vary). See details.
From Aug. 9 to Aug. 11, 2019, Texas shoppers can buy certain back-to-school items tax free. These waived taxes include the 6.25% state tax and local taxes (which vary). See details.
On Memorial Day weekend, pay no taxes on water-efficient products and Texas EnergyStar-designated products. These waived taxes include the 6.25% state tax and local taxes (which vary). See details.
With hurricane season on the way, the state of Texas waives sales tax on various emergency-preparation items 12:01 a.m. April 27 to midnight on 29. Yet not all survival essentials are on the tax-free list.
Which items are tax free during Texas' Emergency Preparation tax-free weekend?
Various other emergency necessities priced under $75, including axes, batteries, smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, first aid kits and more.
Items that are NOT tax exempt include camping supplies, chainsaws, plywood, tents and more.
While there are price limits (see above), there's no limit to how many of each item Texans can buy tax-free.
You do not need to issue an exemption certificate to claim the tax exemption.
Note that shipping and handling charges are included in the sales price for determining tax-free eligibility. So, if you buy an emergency ladder for $299, and shipping costs $10, the total cost would be considered $309, and the item would NOT be tax exempt.
Which items are tax free during Texas' Sales Tax Holiday weekend?
As a shopper in Texas, make the most out tax-free shopping for back-to-school season by purchasing items in the tax-exempt categories and staying away from those items that are still taxable. This year, the summer sales tax holiday runs Aug. 9 to 11.
Clothing, footwear and backpacks under $100 per item.
School supplies under $100 per item.
Find an all-inclusive list of tax-exempt goods and school supplies at the Texas Comptroller's website.
Use this as a chance to shop for more than just back-to-school items, like office supplies and work clothes or work uniforms. Plus, diapers are included on the tax-free list, so families may want to stock up.
According to the Texas Comptroller's office, you can use layaway plans to purchase tax-free items, provided you put the qualifying item under a layaway plan during the tax-free holiday OR makes the final payment during the holiday.
Online purchases qualify for waived sales tax if the order is accepted by the merchant and paid for during the sales-tax holiday.
Many essential school supplies didn't make the list. Anything that costs more than $100 is excluded, which includes laptops, textbooks, smartphones and electronic readers. However, tax-free savings is about a 6% discount. While that's not bad, when you're shopping for a big-ticket item like a new laptop, you'll want to save a little bit more.
That's where we come in. Add the internet's best Back-to-School deals to your shopping cart and save big on everything you couldn't pick up during the tax-free weekend.
Items that conserve water, including drip-irrigation hoses, rain barrels, soil, compost and plants. See a full list.
EnergyStar ceiling fans, clothes washers, dishwashers and more. See a full list.
Note that delivery and shipping are considered part of the cost. So, if those put the price you pay above any price limits (see above), the item is not eligible for waived tax.
If you don't live in Texas, check out other states' tax-free weekends here.
Nice commentary - I am thankful for the specifics . Does someone know where I could possibly get ahold of a blank IRS 990-EZ form to work with ?
@OFFERSNANCY: You're welcome! Be on the lookout for a probably Texas Energy Star tax free weekend in spring of 2013!


In this case raising two questions concerning Hawaii law of workers' compensation as it relates to permanent partial disability (PPD) awards, the Supreme Court held (1) a PPD award for an unscheduled injury that is not comparable to a scheduled injury must be supported by some factual finding of a determinate percentage of impairment of a physical or mental function of the whole person; and (2) a PPD determination may be based on a claimant's post-injury inability to perform the usual and customary work activities in the position the claimant occupied prior to the injury.
In the instant case, the Labor and Industrial Relations Appeals Board (LIRAB) awarded Employee $250 in PPD benefits. The intermediate court of appeals (ICA) vacated LIRAB's ruling and remanded for a determination of whether Employee had suffered a permanent impairment and, if so, the percentage of the impairment and the award of PPD benefits based on that percentage. The Supreme Court affirmed in part and vacated the Board's $250 lump sum award and remanded to LIRAB for it to determine the relevant percentage of Employee's impairment, as well as an award of PPD benefits based on that percentage.


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Board Chair Among Many Who Bring Perspective to ABP
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Thursday, February 21, 2019 - 17:45
Anna Kuo, MD, started volunteering with the ABP nearly two decades ago when she was invited to submit two questions to be considered for the certification exam.
"A couple of months later, I received a letter from the ABP inviting me to join the Pilot Testing Committee. I guess I did OK!" laughs Dr. Kuo, a general pediatrician and 2019 Chair of the ABP Board of Directors.
Dr. Kuo is one of seven general pediatricians at Peachtree Park Pediatrics, one of the oldest pediatric practices in Atlanta. Treating children from birth to age 21, they describe their patients as "family" — fitting since some are in the second and third generations to receive treatment at Peachtree Park.
"The ABP is dedicated to the promotion of child health by setting high standards for pediatricians," she says. "I am extremely proud of that because I know my patients would expect nothing less."
The ABP Board of Directors tries to balance its composition with general pediatricians and subspecialists, private practitioners and academic physicians.
"I think there is a misperception that the ABP is composed solely of academicians and subspecialists who do not understand the demands of a community office practice," she says. "On every committee I have ever sat on at the ABP, my opinions as a community generalist have been elicited and considered. In fact, I will be the third out of the most recent six Board chairs who is a general pediatrician in private practice."
After serving on the Pilot Testing Committee, Dr. Kuo joined the General Pediatrics Examination Committee that writes questions about behavior and development, preventive pediatrics, and adolescent medicine. As a member of the MOCA-Peds Task Force since 2016, she helped develop the pilot and wrote many of the questions used in the MOCA-Peds pilots in 2017 and 2018.
Dr. Kuo joined the ABP Board of Directors and the ABP Foundation Board of Directors in 2014 for a six-year term. She will chair the board in 2019, and then serve another year as Immediate Past Chair. In her role on the Board, she also serves on the Finance, Long-Term Investment, Nominating, and Executive committees.
"Dr. Kuo holds herself to the same high standards for her work with the ABP that she maintains for the care of her patients," says David A. Gremse, MD, Immediate Past Chair of the ABP Board of Directors and Professor and Chair of Pediatrics at the University of South Alabama College of Medicine. "She is a strong advocate for promoting policies that benefit pediatricians and improve the delivery of care for children."
Dr. Kuo says her work with the ABP can be time-consuming, but the rewards are worth the effort.
"Pediatricians in private practice play a critical role at the ABP," she says, "and I enthusiastically encourage my colleagues to consider nominating themselves to one of the ABP question-writing committees. This is a time of great change in the world of pediatrics, and we welcome fresh voices and ideas that will support the mission of the ABP."
2018 Annual Report (PDF)

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The Panarea Salina ferry route connects Aeolian Islands with Aeolian Islands. Currently there is just the 1 ferry company operating this ferry service, Liberty Lines Fast Ferries. The crossing operates up to 21 times each week with sailing durations from around 25 minutes.
Panarea Salina sailing durations and frequency may vary from season to season so we'd advise doing a live check to get the most up to date information.
Prices shown represent the average one way price paid by our customers. The most common booking on the Panarea Salina route is a car and 1 passenger.


The Washington, D.C. law firm of Maria Roberts & Jeffrey Steele represents companies and business associations that are affected by or engaged in international trade. Our attorneys bring demonstrated expertise to the projects that we undertake. We are both counselors and advocates: we work closely with clients to chart a course that will maximize the probability of success, then pursue it earnestly. The firm is committed to providing the highest quality legal representation and personalized service at a reasonable cost.
Maria Roberts & Jeffrey Steele successfully represents clients in unfair trade actions, such as antidumping and countervailing duty investigations, and in actions under the "escape clause," Section 301, and Section 332. The firm advises on export control matters, and on the limitations imposed by U.S. sanctions. These activities bring us regularly before federal agencies that set trade policy and enforce trade law, including the Department of Commerce, the U.S. International Trade Commission, the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, and the Department of the Treasury.
Maria Roberts & Jeffrey Steele advises clients on matters before the U.S. Customs Service, including determining the classification, valuation, and country of origin marking requirements for imported goods. Our clients improve their profitability by taking advantage of duty preference programs, such as the Generalized System of Preferences, and duty avoidance provisions, such as drawback and in-bond processing programs. We advise clients on potential trade restrictions and prohibitions, and Jones Act provisions that may affect contemplated transactions.
The firm works closely with Customs Headquarters in Washington and with local port authorities to facilitate and expedite the international movement of our clients' goods. We also work in partnership with our clients to structure transactions and recordkeeping procedures that minimize liability for Customs duties and penalties. Where clients are confronted with actual or potential Customs enforcement actions, the firm provides effective and experienced representation.
The firm represents clients before the U.S. Congress, where we help to shape appropriate legislation, and before federal courts, including the Court of International Trade and the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
In addition, Maria Roberts & Jeffrey Steele represents clients' interests in international trade negotiations and in the implementation of trade agreements, such as the Uruguay Round Trade Agreement, the World Trade Organization and the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Maria Roberts & Jeffrey Steele provides representation on transportation issues, including matters relating to the international and domestic movement of railcars and vessels. We have successfully assisted clients with complex issues arising under U.S. laws regulating, for example, the transportation and storage of hazardous materials.
Our clients are involved in a wide variety of product sectors, ranging from industrial goods to processed agricultural products, and from transportation equipment to non-ferrous metals and their derivatives. We have handled matters dealing with state of the art optical measuring devices, oil spill recovery apparatuses, food products, chemical compounds and alloys, fabricated steel products, textiles, electronics, railcars, tank trucks, and athletic footwear, to name a few.
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Although the railway company and its managers were certainly supportive of the idea of the Mechanics' and gave the land for the building, the pressure for it came from the workers themselves, who managed it via a voluntary council, elected from the various workshops in the Railway Works. The money for the original building came through selling shares, and it was run by the people, for the people, so is a monument to mutual improvement and co-operation.
Neither Swindon Borough Council nor its predecessor, Thamesdown Council, have ever owned the building, although Thamesdown did turn down the chance to buy it for £1 from British Rail Engineering Ltd (BREL) in 1986. Nobody has ever bought or sold it for £1. Nationalisation of the railways in 1948, along with the effects of the Beeching cuts and the merger of the Mechanics' Institute with the British Rail Staff Association in 1960 caused ownership to pass from the workers to BREL. The myth of the £1 persists partly because of the widely expected transfer for £1 to the council, and of a more recent official valuation of the building, which again set its value at £1. This nominal figure is important because it indicates that a significant amount of money needs to be spent on it before it has any market value. The fact that each of the three owners since 1986 has paid much more than £1 (£50,000, £250,000 and £500,000 in turn) is evidence that speculation is occurring, based on the potential value of the land for development, if planning permission could be secured – which is hasn't.
It isn't going to fall down. This was confirmed as recently as October 2009, in the Urgent Works Report issued to current owner Forefront Estates, which said the building is in a bad state but structurally sound. The actual wording was: "Generally, the fabric of the building is robust and in good condition, with no obvious inherent structural problems." In other words, it was built by skilled and proud local people – and it was built to last! Now that the Urgent Works are being undertaken by the Council this will safeguard the building significantly.
With more than 187,000 Listed Buildings in Britain – some of them as insubstantial as telephone boxes – you could be excused for thinking that the Mechanics' Institute is nothing special. But you'd be wrong. Whereas 92 per cent of Listed buildings are Grade II, the Mechanics' is in the category above that, having been re-graded as a Grade II* in 1999. That star makes all the difference because it is reserved only for "particularly important buildings of more than special interest". Repeat: "more than special interest". Swindon's Mechanics' Institute therefore ranks alongside national treasures such as the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and the London Palladium, and it's in the class above Alexandra Palace and the British Telecom Tower. Only Grade I buildings are considered more important, and these are either ancient churches and cathedrals or such icons as the Palace of Westminster and Clifton Suspension Bridge.
Any owner of the Mechanics' is prevented, by law, from inappropriate development of the Grade II* Listed building – specifically by Planning Policy Guidance 15 (PPG15). This was introduced in 1991 by the previous Conservative government, and remains a cornerstone of planning legislation in Britain. In 2008, an independent government inspector reviewing Swindon's Central Area Action Plan warned the Borough Council against contravening PPG15 in its handling of the Mechanics'. She concluded: "PPG15 acknowledges that the best use for a Listed building will often be the use for which the building was originally designed; reinstating that use should be the first option when the future of the building is considered." In other words, only if returning the building to its original use has been fully investigated and found to be unviable should they even consider allowing it to be turned into anything else. Experts fail to understand how making the Mechanics' a hotel, for example, could be said to be either 'appropriate' or 'saving it'.
Just because it was built in the middle of the 19th century, it doesn't mean the building doesn't have a future in the new millenium. There is no reason why it can't be brought up to date. It was solidly built (see above), and as the Trust's plans for its future use involve expert restoration and the creation of new spaces within the solid framework of the building, their approach will actually make it easier to install 21st century facilities to modern standards of accessibility and safety than in most other existing buildings.
7 'Is full restoration, community use and ownership a dream"?
English Heritage, the Victorian Society, the Theatres Trust and the Ancient Monuments Society disagree. They each supported the Trust's Listed Building Consent application when it presented its plans for the restoration and modernisation of the building. It was also through the research work by the Trust's members (particularly by the late Trevor Cockbill) that the building was raised from its previous Grade II status to Grade II* in 1999 (see above). The Trust is part of a national network of preservation trusts, as well as a member of the International Conference of Mechanics' Institutions. Mechanics' institutes were a 19th century means by which working people obtained knowledge before the advent of public libraries, colleges and universities.
It's true that Swindon's Mechanics' Institute is not unique. In fact, it's one of no less than 700 that were set up in Britain, early in the 19th century. Neither are they unique to Britain, because workers in the United States, Australia, New Zealand and several other countries had the same idea at the same time. What makes Swindon's so important is it was one of the biggest, longest lasting, and probably the most far-reaching, in terms of the services it provided. It is also the only remaining one established to serve a railway workforce – and what a world-class railway the GWR was! More than 2,000 visitors came to Swindon for the laying of the foundation stone on May 24, 1854,– more than the population of Old Swindon at the time! Swindon is also unusual in being one of the few southern English towns to found such an Institute, which were much more common in the north of England, Wales and Scotland. Perhaps most important, however, is the context of the Mechanics' location at the heart of the historic Railway Village. It continues to be the missing piece of a jigsaw – and by putting that final piece in place, it may even be enough for Swindon's historic railway complex to win World Heritage Status. Perhaps those seeking city status have been looking for the wrong status!
The Trust's plans cannot, indeed, come to fruition unless (until) it actually owns the building. However, both central and local government can, where it is deemed necessary, obtain a Compulsory Purchase Order to ensure proper use and maintenance of a building – especially when that building is Grade II* Listed.
The likelihood that the Mechanics' will be purchased in this way remains a very real possibility – possibly sooner rather than later. As the Trust's plans have already been supported by the granting of Listed Building Consent, this could prove to be crucial when the question of who owns the Mechanics' is debated in future. And remember, the purchase price under this circumstance could be as little as £1!
It will, indeed, cost a lot of money to restore – £12million upwards, according to the Trust – but nobody is expecting the Council to pick up the bill. Lottery and heritage funds should provide the necessary money for restoration, and it is not anticipated that local Council Taxpayers will pay anything towards restoration costs. The big issue here is whether any future owner can meet the ongoing costs of running it, because this will not be drawn from national funds, and is unlikely to be subsidised by Swindon Borough Council (in the way that it subsidises the STEAM Museum annually. That's why an economically viable business plan from a non-profit-seeking organisation, like the one proposed by the Trust, is crucial. The potential for the project to restore the Mechanics' and turn it once again into a social and community asset is proven by the success of many such projects across the country since the National Lottery was established in 1995, the year the Trust was formed.


Community, responsibility, individual attention all in the first 15 minutes of the day.
Imagine what Trinity accomplishes in a semester, a year or a high school career.
Every day at 7:50 a.m., all 500 Trinity students gather in the Perkinson Arts Center Theatre with faculty and staff. "Good morning, please stand," the student leader of the day says after the opening bell rings, and all rise for the Pledge of Allegiance and a prayer. Elected members of the Student Government Association preside over the Morning Meeting and acknowledge anyone who wants to make an announcement. Students congratulate classmates on college acceptances, report on the previous day's athletic victories and defeats or simply tell a corny joke. Teachers give reminders about assignments or announce lunchtime concerts on the outdoor stage. Club meetings and activities are announced and all students and teachers are applauded on their birthday. After Morning Meeting, the Head of School stands in the courtyard and shakes hands with students on their way to first period.
Community, responsibility, individual attention all in the first 15 minutes of the day. Imagine what Trinity accomplishes in a semester, a year or a high school career. In fact, Morning Meeting is the Trinity tradition most often cited by students and alumni as the defining experience of their high school career. The chance to come together each morning to share highs and lows, victories and defeats, joys and concerns, provides a daily foundation for Trinity's uniquely strong community.


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Mary G (Juenemann) Braden
Feb 6, 2019 at 12:01 AM Feb 6, 2019 at 11:02 AM
Mary G. (Juenemann) Braden, 67, Hays, died Sunday, Feb. 3, 2019, at the Good Samaritan Society, Hays.
She was born May 1, 1951, near Rexford on the family farm to August John "Gus" and Estella (Moellering) Juenemann.
She married Leo A. Wildeman on Nov. 21, 1970, in Selden. They lived in Quinter until February 1974 when they moved to Oberlin. They divorced in 1986. He preceded her in death June 15, 2000. She married Randall C. Braden on April 29, 2000 in Hays.
Mary was active in the church using her music and leadership abilities. She moved from Oberlin in 1987 to Hays. There she worked full time and attended Fort Hays State University, graduating in May 1992. She was a Compeer volunteer and promoted the Hays Relay for Life, sponsored by the American Cancer Society. She co-founded SOS, a breast cancer survivor support group, and Your Voice Through Cancer, a stage 4 cancer support group. Mary worked for Fort Hays State University and the State of Kansas Social and Rehabilitation services for a total of 23 years.
Survivors include her husband of the home; a son, Sean Wildeman and wife, Jenelle, Vancouver, Wash.; a daughter, Jodi Schumacher and husband, Brian, Pratt; step children, Scott Braden, Ottawa, Stewart Braden, Yates Center, Catherine Faimon and husband, Chris, Burlington, and Lori Schmidt and husband, Andrew, Elizabeth, Colo.; seven grandchildren; a sister, Margaret Mille, Wichita; and two brothers, Roy Juenemann, Wichita, and Gerard "Jerry" Juenemann, Olathe.
She was preceded in death by her parents and two brothers, Jim and Jack Juenemann.
Memorial contributions are suggested to the American Cancer Society (www.cancer.org)
Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday at St. Nicholas of Myra Catholic Church in Hays; private family inurnment will be at a later date.
Memorial visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday with a combined parish vigil service and rosary at 7 p.m., both at Brock's-Keithley Funeral Chapel and Crematory 2509 Vine Hays, KS 67601.
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My gorgeous and very close and special friend Amelia is due to have her first baby in a few weeks time with her hunky Italian fiancé Marco. I say first baby, however really it's like their second as first baby Lola the dog came along a couple of years ago!
I've known Amelia since we were 13 entering the big scary world of high school, and we have stayed friends all these years. Of course I jumped at the chance to capture this very special moment in time as they prepare to become parents. We headed out to the incredible McGrath Estate for this session and battled rain, wind and mud, having to take cover in the car at one stage while it bucketed down. This didn't deter these adventurers as we trudged through muddy paddocks to get to the best spots and Lola was in her absolute element!


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Music And Story Telling By Joe Crookston At EOH November 19
Published: November 15th, 2021
Joe Crookston is a master storyteller and musicain. (Submitted photo)
EARLVILLE – Joe Crookston is a master storyteller and he is always seeking the creative edge. His music swirls with themes of lightness, darkness, clocks ticking, fiddle looping, weeping willows, slide guitar bending, cynicism, hope, and the cycles of life and rebirth. If you love a moving song and musical madness, Joe Crookston delivers it all, the melodies, the lyrics, the energy, and a deep passion for exceptionally well-written songs.
From Ithaca, Joe is described as artist, writer, singer, guitar picker, painter, claw hammer banjo player, eco-village member and believer in all things possible. Named 2016 Folk Alliance International Artist-in- Resident, he's played with Suzanne Vega, Dar Williams, David Francey, John McCutcheon, John Gorka, Judy Collins and 100's more. His songs are cinematic and are being made into award winning films.
You'll be pulled in by the magic and musical world Joe creates and you'll end up in the moment, humming & buzzing with the rest of the crowd. He'll sing to you – you'll sing with him… "He's plumbing for lyrical gold, like some kind of social archeologist." His story songs are universal, masterful and his concerts are a grand celebration of all of us. He believes in stories. Come to a show…You'll ride along mystical, historical, and humorous roads, and twist through personal stories along the way. At the end of the night, you'll leave inspired, with a renewed sense of what's possible. "The Long Note" is a phrase used in Irish culture – "The Long Note" is that place of resonance and transcendence where the music, the voices, the instruments, and the community ALL come together and unite… There IS a "Long Note" and Joe is reaching for it.
From the first strum of his 1948 Gibson, through stories of ruby red dresses, Tinian Island, Dylan Thomas, Taoist parables and drunken roosters you'll be drawn in. It happens every time. Watch a YouTube video. It's good, but it's not the same. You gotta come to the show. Through his spirit and playfulness and his unwavering courage to be himself, you will be moved in ways you didn't expect. He is literate, poignant and funny as hell. You'll be glad you came. Joe tours regularly in the US, Ireland and Canada.
Enjoy this extraordinary opportunity to view a world-class musician right here in Earlville! Tickets are $25 general admission, $23 members (become a member!), with college students half off general admission. Tickets are available at www.earlvilleoperahouse.com or by calling (315) 691-3550.
The Earlville Opera House is located at 18 East Main Street in the charming Village of Earlville, NY and is handicap accessible. Vaccine entry only with proof shown at door. Masks must be worn inside. Please check our website for the latest updates and for further information on our programs and services, and like us on Facebook!
Thank you to our performance sponsors for this event: National Independent Venue Association; Mid York Foundation; NBT Bank; Preferred Mutual Insurance Company; sfcu, Bruce Ward, Architect, Fred's Inn; and Poolville Country Store.
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Q: Ubuntu on MacBook Pro - pros and cons? I've never supported Apple in any way, but I like their hardware. As I've just purchased and got working a nice Apple wireless keyboard (bought second-hand!), I'm curious about the possibility of buying a second-hand MacBook and installing Ubuntu on it.
What, of what's important, isn't working? Notably, I do Flash Player development from time to time, so I do at the very least need to get a 32-bit debug player installed. (I usually run 64-bit, so I'm familiar with having to tweak things to get it all working properly) I'd also need to be able to play DVDs with CSS, run Google Chrome, etc. Is it fairly similar in capabilities as a non-Apple computer as far as what I can use? It seems that there's a different architecture used, namely PowerPC, and I don't know what this means to me as an end-user.
Can anyone recommend me for or against installing Ubuntu on MacBookPro?

A: It can be done. I'd take a look at the Apple Users sub-forum on ubuntuforums.org for in-depth details.
These are also two good starting points for info: 1, 2.
Also check out which model MacBook it would be. For example I have a crappy plastic one that's a couple of years old. Runs like a trooper. It's designated '5,2'. The model type will be important in determining what needs to be done to get things working.
PRO

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*Lovely hardware.

*Flexibility of GNU/Linux.

CON

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*Things like special function keys won't work out-of-the-box.

*Battery life will be significantly lower [citation needed].

*A generally less integrated experience (e.g. I notice that Thunderbolt and WLAN aren't working yet with Natty and the latest offering of MacBook Pros).

*Hibernate and suspend tend to be a bit iffy.

*You're getting rid of what is, in my opinion, a pretty good OS. If you need the *nix aspect of Linux it's all there. If you want something like the repository system you have options available too.

My idea would be to set-up a dual-boot environment.
Unless you're considering buying a very old Mac notebook, you needn't worry about the PowerPC architecture.
Playing DVDs is easily done. I've never had much fun with 64-bit Flash. Google Chrome arguably works better in Ubuntu.
Hope this helps.

A: All current MacBookPros are Intel-based, and 64 bit. Have a look at the compatibility table for the indiviual MacBookPro models, as there can be a lot of variability in hardware support. I use a 6,2 model (15" from 2010 series), and I believe it to be the best option (along with with the other 2010 models: 6,1 and 7,1 models).
The wireless and nvidia drivers work automatically (which is new in Natty). The backlight control has just been fixed (manual install), saving a lot of battery (not as quite as efficient as MacOS, but better than an average PC). Hibernate does not work, but suspend works fine. DVDs are fine, but regionless/ripped DVDs are blocked at the hardware level (Matshita drive). See the remaining details at (and related pages for other models):
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro6-2/Natty
Older models generally have more problems (firmware and wifi issues in the 5,x and older series). The latest 8,x series (2011, with Sandy Bridge), had some issues booting. In the long run, the 8,x will probably be better (potential to boot from USB), but at the moment, the 2010 series (6,1 6,2 and 7,1) probably has the best hardware support. If you wait until the fall for Ubuntu 11.10, you might consider the 8,x, but if you're looking for a used one, you're more likely to find 6,x and 7,1 now.

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Q: NSArray of NSDictionaries - merge dictionaries with same key value pair I have a NSArray of NSDictionary objects:
[
 {
    id = 1;
    fromDate = 2014-04-03;
    toDate = 2014-04-05;
    date = 0000-00-00;
    title = title 1
 },
 {
    id = 1;
    fromDate = 0000-00-00;
    toDate = 0000-00-00;
    date = 2014-04-03
    title = title 1
 },
 {
    id = 1;
    fromDate = 0000-00-00;
    toDate = 0000-00-00;
    date = 2014-04-04;
    title = title 1
 },
 {
    id = 2;
    fromDate = 0000-00-00;
    toDate = 0000-00-00;
    date = 2014-05-10;
    title = title 2
 },
 {
    id = 2;
    fromDate = 0000-00-00;
    toDate = 0000-00-00;
    date = 2014-05-11;
    title = title 2
 }
]

I would like to merge dictionaries with same id value into one dictionary combining all date, fromDate and toDate keys, obtaining an array like this, that ignores zero values:
[
  {
    id = 1,
    combinedDates = 2014-04-03, 2014-04-05, 2014-04-03, 2014-04-04;
    title = title 1
  },
  {
    id = 2,
    combinedDates = 2014-05-10, 2014-05-11;
    title = title 2
  }
]

Can someone point me to the right direction?

A: I don't know of any way to do this other than basic brute force:
-(NSArray*)combinedArray:(NSArray*)array
{
    NSMutableArray*     combined = [NSMutableArray new];

    // Iterate over each unique id value
    for(id key in [NSSet setWithArray:[array valueForKeyPath:@"id"]])
    {
        // skip missing keys
        if([key isKindOfClass:[NSNull class]])
            continue;

        // Sub array with only id = key
        NSArray*        filtered = [array filteredArrayUsingPredicate:[NSPredicate predicateWithBlock:^BOOL(NSDictionary* evaluatedObject, NSDictionary *bindings) {
            return [evaluatedObject valueForKey:@"date"] && [[evaluatedObject valueForKey:@"id"] isEqual:key];
        }]];

        // Grab the dates
        NSArray*        dates = [filtered valueForKeyPath:@"date"];

        // add the new dictionary
        [combined addObject:@{ @"id":key, @"combinedDates":dates }];
    }

    return array;
}

A: // Group By id
-(NSMutableDictionary*)combinedArray:(NSArray*)array
{
    NSMutableArray *categories = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
    for (NSDictionary *data in array) {

        NSString *category = [data valueForKey:@"id"];
        if (![categories containsObject:category]) {
            [categories addObject:category];
        }
    }

    NSMutableDictionary *categoryData = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc]init];

    for (NSString *strCat in categories) {

        NSMutableArray *catArray = [[NSMutableArray alloc]init];

        for (NSDictionary *data in array) {

            NSString *category = [data valueForKey:@"id"];

            if ([category isEqualToString:strCat]) {
                [catArray addObject:data];
            }
        }

        [categoryData setObject:catArray forKey:strCat];

    }

    return categoryData;
}


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The holidays are the time of year where we look back at the year behind us, reminiscing about the great memories we've shared with our friends and family. It's a time in which we get together with our loved ones over delicious meals to give thanks of all we've been blessed with.
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Chop garlic finely in processor. Add butter and next 6 ingredients, then remaining porcini. Blend to coarse paste.
DO AHEAD: Can be made 2 days ahead. Transfer to bowl. Cover and chill mushroom butter, reserved chopped porcini, and mushroom liquid separately. TRUE GRIT: When using the porcini soaking liquid, pour it off slowly so that any grit or sediment at the bottom remains in the bowl.
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Place turkey on rack set in your Ultra Large Carico Roasting pan. Rub outside of turkey all over with oil; sprinkle with salt and pepper. Pour 2 cups stock into pan. Roast turkey until thermometer inserted into thickest part of thigh registers 165°F to 170°F, about 3 hours. Tilt turkey so juices from main cavity run into pan. Transfer turkey to platter. Tent very loosely with foil; let rest at least 30 minutes (internal temperature will rise 5 to 10 degrees). Reserve pan.
Heat reserved 3 tablespoons fat in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add crimini mushrooms, garlic, and shallot. Sauté until mushrooms are tender, about 6 minutes. Transfer mushrooms to bowl and set aside. Add wine to skillet. Boil until reduced to 1/2 cup, about 3 minutes. Add reserved 1/3 cup chopped porcini mushrooms, reserved mushroom soaking liquid (leaving any sediment behind), 2 cups stock, and degreased pan juices. Bring to boil. Reduce heat to medium-low and simmer to reduce slightly, about 10 minutes.


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On Wednesday night, singer/actor, Banky W, departed Nigeria for the US where he will be attending a Nollywood event. Banky shared a video of himself at the airport and he was already speaking with an American accent.
Attendance is free, but you have to check the @nollywoodinhollywood page to register. I haven't been to LA in 15 years!!! 🙆🏽♂🙆🏽♂😱😱🕺🏾🕺🏾 Looking forward to a lit weekend with my people.
His wife Adesua was shocked by his accent and left a cheeky comment on his page.


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South Korean carmaker Hyundai is currently testing the facelifted 2019 i10 hatchback ahead of its launch later this year. The new 2019 i10 facelift is expected to arrive in time for the Dusshera Diwali festive season and Hyundai has been putting its upcoming hatchback to the test by benchmarking it alongside its biggest rival, the Maruti Suzuki Swift, as seen in the spy images from Rushlane that can be seen below.
While the test vehicle for the updated 2019 Hyundai i10 features heavy camoflauge, there are still quite a few elements of the hatchback that can be seen through the heavy covers. Up front, the new facelifted i10 will feature Hyundai's signature casscading grille along with what appears to be a redesigned headlamp cluster. Also new up front are the fog lamps.
Other changes on the new Hyundai i10 for India with regards to design include new dual-tone alloy wheels for the top-of-the-line variant (the lower-spec mid ranger will feature regular alloys). The i10 also seems to have sprouted new roof rails while the visible B-pillar looks to be blacked out (the A and C-pillars are expected to get the same treatment). Moving to the rear of the facelifted i10 for India, the Swift-rivalling hatchback sports redesigned tail lights along with a new roof mounted stop lamp.
Peeking inside, the new i10 is expected to retain its black and beige dual-tone interior theme. However, the facelifted Swift rival is expected to get a few upgrades in the form of a new steering wheel design alongside a larger 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system, which is expected to offer Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The new Hyundai hatchback will also feature automatic climate control along with vents for the rear passengers.
Under the bonnet, the facelifted Hyundai i10 is expected to carry over its 1.2-litre petrol and diesel powerplants, both of which will be BS-VI compliant when launched. The four-cylinder petrol engine currently offer 82bhp and 116Nm of torque. The diesel engine, on the other hand, is a three-cylinder unit that cranks out 74bhp and 190Nm of torque. Both engines are offered with a 5-speed manual gearbox.
The current i10 petrol is offered with a torque converter automatic gearbox and there is currently no news on whether Hyundai will swith the facelifted model over to an AMT box instead.