When my VO instructor Ron Allan first showed me the components of a home voiceover studio and how one could install a dedicated space to work out of one's own home, I was doubtful I could pull it off. Fortunately, my desire to go into VO full-time outweighed my lack of confidence. Once I determined how I was going to make the commitment to create a home studio, it was just a matter of figuring out where my space would be, and coming up with some homemade plans for constructing it.
Surprisingly, even though my mechanical skills are limited and tools don't get along with me, after two months, I had completed the room's basic form with a solid-core door that shut snugly. It wasn't pretty, and the angles weren't always true, but it was certainly functional, and met my needs. All that was left was to install acoustic foam and some bass traps, wait for my equipment to arrive (computer on the outside of the studio because of noise), and voila! – I had a functional studio with a "professional" industrial look and an acceptable noise floor.
Now, I had read some books on voiceover and perused a plethora of Youtube videos and websites on VO equipment and setups. I knew some folks used laptops or iPads instead of PC's. I knew some people used a closet as their studio, because of a lack of space, and that one full of clothes did an acceptable job in absorbing echoes. I was fascinated by some of the bigger-name guys in Los Angeles who appeared to have studios in open rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a view of Beverly Hills. But all of them had the same thing in common as me – lack of portability.
I saw some sources tout the inside of a car as a decent anechoic environment to do voiceover when all else failed. Surprisingly, the car's interior does a great job absorbing sound waves – even the steep angle of the front windshield helps.
I soon learned there were P2P audition warriors out there who traveled a bit and took their "studio" with them. At that same conference I was fortunate to watch Dave Kaplan set up the proverbial "blanket tent" in his hotel room at a conference, and crank out amazing auditions with his laptop connected to a USB mic. I'm sure the cleaning staff is mystified when the come in and see that setup.
In addition, there was a product on display at the conference called VO2GO – a sturdy equipment case about 2 square feet, lined on the inside with acoustic foam, with a quality USB mic nested, along with connecting cables, a mic stand, and other needed connectors. Once you connected the mic and laptop or iPad, you set the open case on its side like an open book, with the microphone "looking" into the corner of the case, providing a small echo-absorbing area in which to work. Very portable and convenient.
Recently I saw a colleague ask on a VO forum if one could connect a microphone to a smartphone and do acceptable work. While I wouldn't have dreamed trying it myself, I replied that it was technically feasible in a pinch, provided there was no other option at the time. I also opined that a well-known industry veteran stood a better chance of doing so, because they were a known quantity, and were more likely to produce the best results under the worst conditions. After all, the industry impresses upon you the importance of using the best equipment to optimize results.
But no sooner had I said that when I came across a website with a story about none other than Joe Cipriano, and how he uses an Apogee USB mic paired with an iPhone loaded with Apple's GarageBand software, and with good results. While my (and our) prejudices may cause us to be horrified at the thought of doing so, a busy and successful pro like "Joe Cip" is in such demand that he might be called on to record on a moment's notice at any time of the day, especially when it's not convenient for him to be at his home studio or a company studio. And Joe certainly knows how to maximize his environment to get the best results in such conditions.
The downside of having more flexible studio options is that clients have more flexibility to contact you and expect a product during all hours of the day – not just your "normal" workhours. And each voice actor has to determine what they are willing to give up to get to that point.
For now, I'm happy with my home studio – after all, it's my den. My space. A space I built with my own hands. And that's a good feeling. I like my time away from the studio, but I certainly can see investing in some portable equipment to maintain an online presence when I'm away from home. Of course, I'll have to find where the happy medium is, between shutting down all business contact except daytime weekday hours, and bringing my work with me for every single day of the year, including romantic vacations to Hawaii.
How about you readers out there? Do you have challenges, successes, or creative solutions to share regarding your recording space(s)? I'd love to hear from you. Feel free to click "Leave A Comment" at the top of the page, and let me know (please, no spam or solicitation messages, those will be deleted).
Until then, keep putting your best voice forward, and in the best space possible. Take care.


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News: Summer 2015 Anime Based on Light Novels
(pictured: Overlord)
Here are the anime based on light novels currently airing in Japan this season (with links to their English simulcasts). What shows are you going to watch over the summer?
Durarara!!x2 Ten — Crunchyroll
GATE — Crunchyroll
Overlord — Funimation
Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers — Crunchyroll
Shimoneta: A Boring World Where the Concept of Dirty Jokes Doesn't Exist — Funimation
Sky Wizards Academy — Funimation
For a general chart on summer anime, visit AniChart.net.
Shimoneta
Durarara!!x2 Ten (part two of the second season)
In Tokyo's downtown district of Ikebukuro, amidst many strange rumors and warnings of anonymous gangs and dangerous occupants, one urban legend stands out above the rest—the existence of a headless "Black Rider" who is said to be seen driving a jet-black motorcycle through the city streets. Ryuugamine Mikado has always longed for the excitement of the city life, and an invitation from a childhood friend convinces him to move to Tokyo. Witnessing the Black Rider on his first day in the city, his wishes already seem to have been granted. But as supernatural events begin to occur, ordinary citizens like himself, along with Ikebukuro's most colorful inhabitants, are mixed up in the commotion breaking out in their city.
The military fantasy series begins when a gate appears in Tokyo's Ginza district sometime in the 21st century. From the gate pours out monsters, knights from middle-age Europe, and other fantasy-like beings, and they kill many of the citizens of Tokyo. This event is known as the Ginza Incident. The government sends a small group of soldiers from the Japanese Self-Defense Forces (a replacement for Japan's military) to the alternate world beyond the gate. Led by otaku soldier Youji, they find that the villages in the world are being attacked by a dragon. An elf girl who is a survivor from the dragon's rampage joins the group in their travels across the dangerous new world.
The story begins with Yggdrasil, a popular online game which is quietly shut down one day; however, the protagonist Momonga decides to not log out. Momonga is then transformed into the image of a skeleton as "the most powerful wizard." The world continues to change, with non-player characters (NPCs) begining to feel emotion. Having no parents, friends, or place in society, this ordinary young man Momonga then strives to take over the new world the game has become.
Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers (Rokka no Yuusha)
When the Majin awoke from the depths of darkness, the deity of fate chose six heroes and bequeathed them with the power to save the world. Adlet, a boy who proclaims himself the strongest on Earth, has been selected among the Rokka no Yuusha (Heroes of the Six Flowers), and he goes to the rendezvous point. The heroes suspect that someone amongst them is an imposter, and the initial suspicion falls on Adlet.
Shimoneta: A Boring World Where the Concept of Dirty Jokes Doesn't Exist
(AKA Shimoneta to Iu Gainen ga Sonzai Shinai Taikutsu na Sekai)
Sixteen years after the "Law for Public Order and Morals in Healthy Child-Raising" banned coarse language in the country, Tanukichi Okuma enrolls in the country's leading elite public morals school and is soon invited into the Anti-Societal Organization (SOX) by its founder, Ayame Kajou. As a member blackmailed into joining by Ayame, Tanukichi ends up taking part in obscene acts of terrorism against the talented student council president Anna (for whom Tanukichi has a crush on).
Sky Wizards Academy (Kuusen Madoushi Kouhosei no Kyoukan)
The story is set in a world where humanity, driven off the land by the threat of magical armored insects, now live in aerial floating cities. Thus wizards—aerial combat mages who fight the insects with magical powers—came into being. Kanata Age is a young man who lives on the floating wizard academy city of "Misutogan." He was once celebrated as the "Black Master Swordsman," the elite ace of the S128 special team; however, he is now despised as the "traitor of the special team." One day, he is assigned as the instructor of E601, a team that has suffered ten consecutive defeats. E601 has three girls—Misora Whitale, Lecty Eisenach, and Rico Flamel—with one or two peculiar quirks.
July 21, 2015 August 13, 2015 JustusRStoneNewsDurarara, GATE, Overlord, Rokka no Yuusha, Shimoneta, Sky Wizards Academy
10 thoughts on "News: Summer 2015 Anime Based on Light Novels"
God Eater Tsukki (@27CansOfTuna)
I really hope someone picks up Overlord and GATE for us here in America. I also enjoy Sky Wizards Academy, episode 1 and those close ups on the best part of the lead in those cute underwear, need more please.
GATE is just fun and enjoyable while Overlord is kind of fun too, Lord Ains is cute.
I have not tried Overlord or Gate, but they do seem like they could be bringing something new to their respective subgenres. (The illustrations for both LN series is also quite nice, I noticed.)
Rokka no Yuusha is one of my favourite Light Novels (I have read 3 volumes so far), the biggest surprise of all is that Studio Passione known for Rail Wars!, maybe thanks to Spice and Wolf director, managed to make a faithful adaptation, it looks like only1 or 1.5 volume will be used for season!
Overlord – usually I don't like "gamer" novels, but third episode changed my mind, I think I will pick up novels after season, or maybe earlier.
Gate is OK.
Kuusen Madoushi Kouhosei no Kyoukan sound so generic and cliché as is possible. So for me it rather bad one unless proven otherwise.
I did try Rokka, but it seems to not be my cup of tea, despite my interest in the Aztec-style aesthetics. The pacing actually might be too slow for an anime, to be honest (especially for an action series). Lovely animation and music though; I especially loved how the starry skies were portrayed.
I'm watching Rokka, Gate, & Sky Wizards which I didn't realize was a light novel. I hope to give Overlord a try if I can squeeze it into my schedule. Of the 3 I'm watching, Rokka is my favorite so far with Gate coming in on as a close second. Unlike Gate, Rokka anime has made me want to read Rokka novel. I don't normally read fan translations. I try to stick to licensed material exclusively. But the idea of reading Rokka is tempting. Very, very tempting.
English text for the Rokka LNs is available via NanoDesu Translations, I believe. Probably worth giving a try, if you've been enjoying the anime!
Marknow
If you want to laught a lot you have to also watch shinometa y watch also gate sky wizards and the others
Jacob tapay
Does anyone know where I can find the light novel for Shimoneta?
You can likely find the Japanese books on sites like Amazon, Kinokuniya, or YesAsia. (Try searching the Japanese title, which you can copy and paste from its Wikipedia page.) If you are asking for an English translation, I don't know of any available yet. It is not licensed, but there may be a fan translation in the works.
animefun
Even if it's hard to watch, this is a smart social metaphor, perfectly directed and performes. The dogs are great!
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Knots Landing Alum Donna Mills Dishes Her Hot New Gig on General Hospital
It's been 21 years since Knots Landing went off the air but it's still paying off for Donna Mills. The actress, who played cul-de-sac baddie Abby Ewing on the long-running primetime soap, has joined ABC's General Hospital as yet another ritzy firestarter, Madeline Reeves. Mills hit the air March 14 for a story arc scheduled to run about two months.
"But, as far as we're concerned, she can stay as long as she wants," says GH head writer Ron Carlivati. "Knots is my favorite TV show ever and, growing up, I was obsessed with Donna. Still am! When I was envisioning Madeline - a glamorous, high-powered bitch on wheels - it suddenly came to me: 'Oh, my God, she's Abby Ewing!'"
The job brings Mills full circle. "I started out in daytime soaps, doing The Secret Storm and Love is a Many Splendored Thing in New Yorkback in the '60s - and, boy, have things changed!" the actress says. "Soaps always moved fast, but not like this. We used to have a full, calm day to prepare for each episode and get it on its feet. GH is like a runaway train! They do nine episodes a week! On Knots we shot, oh, maybe 10 pages a day at most - and that was a really heavy day for us. On GH,they're shooting 150 a day, every day. To tell you the truth, I'm kind of in shock."
Still, this new role came at the perfect time because Mills' only child, Chloe, recently went off to college. "Now I'm dealing with empty-nest syndrome," she says. "When I was young, I was so driven as an actress. I didn't want to be anywhere but on a TV or film set and thought any actor who claimed otherwise was lying. But once I became a mom I was, like, 'Wow, this is what life is really about! This is the good part!' I have been consumed with motherhood."
So much so that Mills has accepted only random guest shots during the last few years. "Just a Cold Case here or a Nip/Tuck there," she says. "As any parent knows, you spend nearly two decades readying your child to fly and then, when it happens, you go, 'Oh, gee...now what? My baby's gone but I'm still here.' I'm missing my daughter terribly, so it really helps to have GH to keep my mind busy."
Carlivati says he's already planned a second arc involving Mills' character "but we're waiting to see how she feels about staying with us until we commit to it. The story possibilities seem endless." And how. Madeline is the mom of much-discussed but never-seen coma victim Nina Clay, which means she's doing battle with Nina's husband, Silas (Michael Easton), who stands to inherit Nina's many millions. Madeline believes Silas administered the drugs that put Nina into that coma 20 years ago, and so does Madeline's son, Port Charles cop Nathan West (Ryan Paevey).
"There are so many great twists and turns to this story," says Mills. "As I read the scripts, I keep going, 'Really? Really?' Madeline believes Silas married Nina for her money and family name. He didn't want a wife, he wanted a scholarship fund. Now he's a successful doctor and doesn't need [the money]." But Madeline sure does. "She is feeling kind of paranoid," notes Mills. "Her husband died and left her and her son absolutely nothing. All the money went to Nina. So now it's Madeline's mission to get Silas to give up that inheritance."
Though Madeline may be low on dough, she still has her rich-lady problems. "She's very happy that Nathan has chosen to avenge his sister and that he's trying to pin it on Silas, but she doesn't like that he became a cop in order to do it," Mills says. "Madeline considers police work a very lowly, undignified profession. It's so beneath her stature!" Adds the star: "She's very complicated. Very screwed up. And I can't wait to unravel the mystery as to why her husband left her without a cent."
Then again, is Dad really dead? After all, this is GH where fatalities are rarely a permanent thing. "You never know what might happen," teases Carlivati with a laugh. "Madeline's husband might come walking through the door one day, played by William Devane! Who doesn't want to see Abby and Greg back together again?"
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New sign on Main St. comes to life after months of planning
By PHYLLIS ZORN
An electronic sign at the intersection of Main and Elm Sts. was turned onThursday after months of planning and fundraising.
City electricians completed wiring from the sign base to the sign itself Aug. 28, but when the switch was thrown, the sign did not light. Workers came back Thursday to recheck all its connections and reconnect wiring.
Shortly before noon Thursday, the switch was thrown again and the sign came to life.
The sign was purchased with $20,000 donations from community sponsors.
Besides "welcome to Marion," the sign will announce community events and the time, date, and temperature.
PRIDE committee member Gene Winkler, who designed the messages for the sign, said major sponsors would be recognized with rotating time, date, and temperature listings.
PRIDE committee member Margaret Wilson said announcements would be permitted on the sign only if they meet guidelines. One of the guidelines is that the announcement is of global community interest. For example, a sale at a store will not be permitted.
If there will be a charged for an announcement, it will be $3 per day, Winkler said.
"It's going to be case-by-case," Wilson said. "We have two pages of regulations we're going to be really careful about what we host on there, By and large it will be a global community announcement.
The regulations are very specific. We'll put Chingawassa and Old Settlers Day on it, but other announcements will be decided."
Others involved with the sign are happy the project is finished.
"I'm just thrilled to death with it," PRIDE member Sally Hannaford. "It's a great addition. We thank Gene for helping with it.
City administrator Roger Holter said a 24 by 25-inch plaque will be added later to list all major donors.
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Office of Digital Government
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Building whole of government data and digital capabilities.
The Digital Transformation and Technology Unit (DTT) is responsible for improving the delivery of online services to the community. DTT developed a whole of government content management system and website hosting platform (WA.gov.au). WA.gov.au makes it easier for people to find and access government services and information through improved accessibility, advanced search and navigation functions and a user focused interface.
DTT is currently building the core whole of government platforms to support digital service delivery to the community. The initial component is the Digital Identity Exchange. The Exchange allows agencies to leverage whole of government identities in place of developing their own. Also, under construction is the Portal for citizen and business transactions.
DTT also supports government agencies to transform from ownership of ICT infrastructure to consuming on-demand, consolidated services through the GovNext-ICT CUA. The GovNext-ICT CUA commenced in January 2017 and the uptake of the GovNext-ICT CUA services is strong across all agencies. The move to an ICT infrastructure consumption model for agencies has delivered substantial improvements in business agility, which have enabled the digital transformation of core services. DGov has also partnered with the Department of Finance to progress ICT procurement reforms.
Additionally, DTT has stood up a Data Analytics and Insights team, which interconnects existing analytics capabilities across the sector and facilitates data sharing. The Data Analytics and Insights team has integrated ideas, staff input, and datasets from participating agencies to develop products which enable better policy decisions and improved service delivery. The team has developed and manages a highly secure platform, which allows data to be shared, stored and disseminated to the public sector.
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Paisley News
Friends of tragic schoolgirl Robyn Fryar raise £1,500 in her memory
Heartbroken pals of the 15-year-old who dies after being hit by a car launched a Go Fund Me page to support her family.
Robyn Fryar was killed on July 7
Neighbours have rallied around to support the grieving family of tragic Robyn Fryar.
Pals are fundraising to help the teenager's relatives pay for her send-off.
The 15-year-old died after being hit by a car while crossing the road.
Lewis Ferguson made an appeal for support online through the Go Fund Me website.
He said: "Robyn was tragically taken from us.
"We would like to give her the send-off she deserves.
"We want to commemorate the wonderful, loving and positive young person that she was.
"If you could help the family by making any donation possible, we would greatly appreciate it."
Death road speed camera out of action for seven months
Fundraisers have coined in almost £1,500 in just days.
Money raised from the effort will go directly to Robyn's family.
She lost her life in a car crash on Paisley's Glenburn Road around 2am on Sunday.
Doctors could not save her.
Katrina Louise Hampson was among those donating.
She said: "I'm the parent of a 17-year-old daughter.
"My world would absolutely crumble without her in it.
"Sending the family and friends much love."
Renfrewshire obesity worse than smoking and causing cancer risk for 35k people
Flowers have been left under a tree on a pavement where Robyn died.
Police have urged drivers and residents to check their dash-cams and CCTV for anything that might help.
Yvonne Orr reached out to Robyn's relatives.
She said: "My son was one of her best friends. It is heartbreaking for such a beautiful young life to be taken so soon. My thoughts are with all Robyn's family and friends."
The teen's classmates at St Andrew's Academy signed a book of condolence dedicated to her and were offered counselling in the wake of the tragedy.
Laura Wylie urged families to do what they can to help.
She said: "No parent plans for this.
"Please, help out if you can."
As previously revealed in the Express, a speed trap just minutes from where Robyn died has been out of commission since last year.
Floral tributes on Glenburn Road where Robyn Fryar was killed (Image: Andrew Neil)
Camera unit bosses canned it because there had been no accidents on the stretch since 2011.
Safety Cameras Scotland – which administers the traffic calming measures on behalf of Police Scotland – say it is "dormant".
A spokesman said: "Safety camera locations are selected by considering a number of factors to ensure they are placed in areas most in need.
Man, 20, arrested after schoolgirl dies in alleged hit-and-run
A petition calling for new cameras along the route has attracted more than 7,000 signatures.
Robyn Fryar was described as an "angel" (Image: Internet Unknown)
Gatti also faces claims he tried to "conceal" his car under a tarpaulin and removed his registration plates.
Neither man made any plea during the brief closed-doors hearing on Monday.
To donate whatever you can, visit http://bit.do/RobynFundraiser.


Young people from Moyross and across the city and county enjoy "significantly more" opportunities today compared to their predecessors 25 years ago.
"The investment in young people is having a visibly positive influence on communities across Limerick – we see it in the greater confidence young people have in themselves," said Dave Mulcahy, Chair of MDC.
He was speaking at the official launch of Moyross Youth Academy last Friday, June 29th.
The Academy's newly refurbished facility at The Bays, Moyross, was also officially opened by Minister of State at the Department of Justice and Equality, David Stanton, T.D.
Moyross Youth Academy was initially run by volunteers with then three staff employed to provide support to a small group of young people. Now, it employs 26 staff providing training, mentoring and education to over 100 young people.
"When you see people – who came to us because it gave them a chance in life – returning here as adults to tutor others, you know you've turned a corner," said Elaine Slattery, Manager of Céim ar Chéim.
The MYA was begun by volunteers in the early 1990s, it took on its first staff members in 1998 and operated for two decades from cold warehouses designed for manufacturing companies that never materialised.
Still very much rooted in the community, MYA remains in the same location on the Knockalisheen Road, but today operates out of a state-of-the-art facility that is impressing all comers.
The new building has been transformed. It consists of seven classrooms, a carpentry workshop, fully-fitted training kitchen, gym, indoor soccer, meeting rooms and offices. The refurbishment was called for in 2014 after a Health and Safety Audit. It was funded through the Government's Dormant Accounts scheme.
Dave Mulcahy, the chairperson of MYA, thanked volunteers, staff and supporters.
Dean Quinn is an outreach staff member who, as a youngster himself, benefitted from the training and mentoring provided by MYA. Today, he is admired by the young people he supports.
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"In rare instances, men taking VIAGRA reported a sudden decrease or loss of vision. If you experience sudden decrease or loss of vision, stop taking VIAGRA and call a doctor right away.
I read things like the above and think, "there may be certain immediate benefits from taking Viagra, but you might go blind." The nuns were right after all!
There are real consequences to monetary and fiscal policy, and not all of them are immediate. The effects of profligate government spending and profligate consumer borrowing remain with us. Globally, Europe's ongoing car wreck, as successive economies break down, is evidence of lingering issues related to the economic crisis that began here. In 2008, we wrote that the ripples of the US crisis would continue for years. They are continuing.
The complacent thinking that each of these economic crises will be handled in order and without significant consequence strikes us as absurd and irresponsible. European regulators continue to take a reactive approach to Greece, Ireland, now Portugal, and very soon Spain. They are missing a crucial opportunity to take pre-emptive action whereby they can preserve their options. We have been raising this alarm for several weeks. Greece, Ireland and Portugal are relatively manageable problems, but Spain is huge. Please, Mr. Trichet and Madam Merkel, have a double espresso and wake up!
Domestically, we are not optimistic about the deficit commission getting the 14 votes required to bring their recommendations to Congress. In addition, it is looking more and more likely that the Bush tax cuts will be extended across all income levels. These developments not only put pressure on near term budget deficits, but they also fail to address the problem of long-term structural deficits.
Before the most recent problems resurfaced in Europe, we began to see longer-dated Treasury yields back up in response to the failure to address the budget deficits in the US. Since the Irish crisis developed, however, money has poured back into Treasuries, bringing yields back down. It could be argued, therefore, that in the absence of renewed pressure in Europe, bond yields would be materially higher right now. This is the scenario we see playing out next year.
We believe that, ultimately, Germany will succumb to pressure and agree to massive support for the suffering fringe European economies. Painful austerity measures will likely be implemented across the continent, but some semblance of order will be restored to the sovereign debt markets in Europe. However, this means that investors may be less inclined to buy the relative safety of US Treasuries. Therefore, we see longer-term bond yields rising and the yield curve steepening in the US next year. This will pose problems for the housing market (mortgage rates) and the economic recovery at large.
The week of November 15th marked the end of 99 straight weeks of net inflows in bond funds. Individual investors are chronic worshipers at the alter of "what's working now." As stocks flailed and bonds rallied, Fred and Ethel Everyman ran to the other side of the boat. If you consider the consequences or side effects of all of the above and higher rates in the future, you will surely seek opportunity elsewhere.
We see opportunity in large-cap multinational companies, where balance sheets are generally in great shape in contrast to consumers and governments. Moreover, lprice-to-earnings ratios are at historically average levels and dividends are pretty generous. This is a time where huge infusions of short-term government money distort normal readings of data. Focus on long-term trends, valuations and policy issues. Don't rush blindly to the other side of the boat. Average investors tend to race to whatever has already worked. Don't get caught among their number. Don't lose heart; there is money to be made out there!


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 * @category RetailCrm
 * @package  RetailCrm
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 * @license  https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT MIT License
 * @link     https://help.retailcrm.ru/Developers/ApiVersion5
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/**
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 * Users class
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 * @category RetailCrm
 * @package  RetailCrm
 * @author   RetailCrm <integration@retailcrm.ru>
 * @license  https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT MIT License
 * @link     https://help.retailcrm.ru/Developers/ApiVersion5
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trait Users
{
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     * @param null  $limit
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    {
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Q: Android app throws an UnsatisfiedLinkError for all devices after being published to the app store We're running in to a very weird issue where our Android app is throwing an UnsatisfiedLinkError after being published to the play store. If the exact APK that was uploaded to to Google Play Console is installed manually on an Android phone, the app works just fine but if we either

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*Download the app from the goole play store after it gets approved

*Download any device-specific APK from "App Bundle Explorer" from the Google Play Console

Then, the app throws the follow error on startup.
java.lang. UnsatisfiedLinkError: JNI_ERR returned from JNI_OnLoad in
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This is super weird because the exact same APK, when installed directly on device after exporting from android studio works fine.
Would love some pointers as to why this might only be happening in the above cases.

A: The App was being signed twice. The app was signed when exported, and then again when uploaded too Google Play Store.

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Monte das Alpenduradas enjoys a beautiful farm landscape in Southwest Alentejo and is sited in the Vicentine Coast Natural Park. It offers a terrace with hammocks and 2 swimming pools, one indoors and another outdoors. All rooms and self-catering apartments include private bathrooms and feature views of the garden. Free WiFi is available in the hotel's public areas. Monte Das Alpenduradas is located just 5 minutes' drive from Zambujeira do Mar Beach. Free parking is offered on site.
Please note that late check-in after 19:30 is subject to request and confirmation by the property.
Also note that late check-in from 19:30 to 21:00 has an extra cost of EUR 20 and from 21:00 to 23:00 has an extra cost of EUR 40.
Please note that between 28 December and 1 January, cleaning is only available on the day of check-in.


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Sacred Games on Netflix Is Your Quintessential Anurag Kashyap Thriller
By Ankit Chawla | Updated: 29 June 2018 20:24 IST
There are a total of eight episodes in the series
It has been directed by Anurag Kashyap and Vikramaditya Motwane
All episodes will be available on Netflix from July 6
The last couple of years have been eventful for the Indian streaming space. Ever since players like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video jumped into the scene, the market has seen an increased amount of quality online content from Indian artists, be it stand-up routines, movies, or TV series. In June last year, Netflix managed to rope in one of the pioneers of Indian indie cinema, Anurag Kashyap, for Sacred Games, the first Netflix Originals Web series to be made in India. Gadgets 360 got access to the first four of the eight episodes of the show and here's our review with mild spoilers.
Mild Sacred Games spoilers ahead
Sacred Games, based on Vikram Chandra's book with the same title, follows the life story of Mumbai-based gangster Ganesh Eknath Gaitonde (Nawazuddin Siddiqui), who is established as one of the country's biggest criminals with dozens of murders under his belt in the late 1980s and early 1990s, but someone who been out of action for the past 15 years. The story begins with Sartaj Singh (Saif Ali Khan) who is an honest cop with the Mumbai Police, looking for a big case to prove his mettle. An anonymous phone call from Gaitonde himself leads Singh to the gangster, though unknown to the duo, the entire conversation is tapped by RAW agent Anjali Mathur (Radhika Apte) who's based out of New Delhi. Singh tries to get close to the gangster and in turn gets a tip about how the entire city of Mumbai will get destroyed in the next 25 days.
Running parallel is Gaitonde's narration of his own story, one of rags to riches, not very different from the likes of Shootout at Lokhandwala and Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai. In typical Bollywood fashion, it involves an overdose of elements like shady dance bars, local gangsters, and a generous dollop of curse words and jarring physical violence. Netflix calls the show says that it is "dark" and "gritty", and we'd agree with at least the first half of that description - the show starts off with a dog falling to its death from an apartment building, so it's certainly not for the faint-hearted.
But, that's not to say the show is without shortcomings. Sacred Games seems paced slow like most Bollywood movies, and there don't seem to be enough cliffhanger moments to make most people sit through 50-minute long episodes. There are one too many cliches of the marquee villain surviving when the odds were stacked against him. For example, a couple of gang wars end with Gaitonde getting miraculously saved despite being in the line of fire. The four episodes that we saw seemed to have this issue, and it's possible the series picks up pace in the second half.
That said, Radhika Apte shines as the RAW agent Mathur who ropes in Singh to do her detective work. There are a ton of references across episodes of Hindu-Muslim communal tensions prevalent in the Mumbai of late-80s and early-90s. The series also talks about gangster Gaitonde's eagerness to play an inevitable role in the city's politics. While thematically different, Sacred Games reminds us of Black Friday, Kashyap's breakthrough movie that was a critical success despite the fact it never say a meaningful theatrical release.
Sacred Games' plot also involves a certain amount of realism necessary for a modern-age Indian web series. Dramatic sequences are kept to a minimum, although there is one dance number that shows the transition of Gaitonde's image from a nobody into a feared gangster. While this could have been avoided, a bit of Bollywood never hurt anyone.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui, the blue-eyed boy for Anurag Kashyap and Phantom Films in general, continues his golden run with Sacred Games. His mannerisms as a typical Mumbai gangster seem as realistic as the unforgettable Faizal Khan of Gangs of Wasseypur. He handles the transition from a young, budding thug to the ageing and calmer criminal quite well.
Saif Ali Khan is supposed to the quintessential Bollywood "hero" of his series but his monotonous acting and Siddiqui's prowess shift the limelight elsewhere. He looks the part but the portrayal isn't convincing enough to make us feel sorry for the dejected lover (a minor track) or the honest policeman surrounded by crooked cops everywhere.
Directors Anurag Kashyap and Vikramaditya Motwane have used the lack of censorship/ certification to their advantage to cram in political references and statements you wouldn't seen in a typical Bollywood movie, which makes the Netflix production edgier than your routine Indian fair. Sacred Games also involves multiple instances of verbal abuse, gruesome physical violence, and nudity, which means it's not meant to feature as your regular family-friendly programming.
All in all, Sacred Games looks like the big break Netflix has been looking for in the Indian market. While not your typical Bollywood fare, it should serve as a nice gateway into the world of streaming for your average Hindi movie buff. And if you want to see Anurag Kashyap and team back in their raw form, Sacred Games is definitely the show for you.
All eight episodes of Sacred Games will be available via Netflix from July 6.
Sacred Games Season 1
Genre Crime
Saif Ali Khan, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Neeraj Kabi, Elnaaz Norouzi, Luke Kenny, Aamir Bashir, Shalini Vatsa, Jatin Sarna, Radhika Apte, Chittaranjan Tripathy, Pankaj Tripathi, Jitendra Joshi, Kubbra Sait, Rajshri Deshpande, Surveen Chawla,
Anurag Kashyap, Vikramaditya Motwane, Neeraj Ghaywan
Sandeep Sharma, Kelly Luegenbiehl, Erik Barmack, Vikramaditya Motwane
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ScHoolboy Q's new album CrasH Talk hits next Friday, April 26.
By then the charts should no longer be dominated by South Korean boy band behemoth BTS, who's MAP OF THE SOUL : PERSONA album dropped last Friday and is projected for an easy number one in its first week.
Nevertheless, Q is worried. So he jumped on social media and asked J. Cole about the notorious fake stream machine he referenced during his feature on the 21 Savage track "a lot."
"I'm not gon' lie to you," Q said on Instagram Story. "I've been number one in the country before and I'm not gon' lie, I want to go number one in the country again. F*ck all that number two sh*t dawg. These n*ggas hitting me up, this is the label, they hittin' me up talking about the BTS."
"Let me get my little shine on for a week," he continued. "Then J. Cole, he tellin' n*ggas they fakin' they streams and the machines. Well n*gga, what was the machine called?! Everybody ain't got it like J. Cole. So J. Cole, what was the machine called that n*ggas is using for they fake streams because I want to borrow that mother f*cka. I'm trying to borrow. Let me see something right quick."


Marshawn Lynch doesn't talk much, but when he does, he coughs up memorable quotes. STACK tracks down 8 great moments from his career.
Marshawn Lynch is an anomaly. His physical running style sends giant men crashing into each other as they attempt to bring him down, creating a loud cacophony of clashing helmets, grinding bodies and groans and grunts. Yet off the field, he's quiet, almost ghost-like. His interviews are few and far between. Lynch chooses the shadows over the spotlight that has only gotten brighter as his career has advanced.
"Talking never won me nothing," he likes to say.
Fortunately, the Internet exists, and whenever Lynch has stepped to the mic, some pretty incredible sound bites have found their way online. We've collected the best and put them in one place so the curtain can be pulled back on the man they call Beast Mode. Let's begin.
"I'm about to find a way to treat my linemen to Sizzler"
Always generous, Lynch as a high school player contemplated where he could take his offensive linemen to dinner on a tight budget after a monster game.
"When I get my grown man strength on April 22, I'm going to be a beast."
A 20-year-old NFL Draft-eligibile Lynch spoke about his hopes and expectations for the pros. Lynch turned 21 on April 22. Was this the origin of Beast Mode? Check it out in the video at the top.
Here's Lynch in college, in full uniform, driving an injury cart around the field with time left on the clock—just because.
Might be the single greatest thing Marshawn Lynch has ever done. We grasp the affinity Beast Mode had for Buffalo's fine dining options during his brief time as a Buffalo Bill.
"Skittles used to settle my stomach"
Lynch might be the only person in the world who uses candy to settle his stomach, but he is no ordinary guy. Ever since his mother used the sugary treat as an incentive to make her son run faster during Pop Warner, Skittles have been his go-to snack. Lynch recently inked a deal with the candy brand, the first time Skittles has ever paid an athlete to endorse its product.
"You going to say hi to me?"
Lynch really doesn't like to talk on camera, so Seahawks fullback Michael Robinson took it upon himself to ambush the running back when he least suspected it, making for an excellent segment, appropriately entitled "Messin' with Marshawn."
"I'm just 'bout that action, Boss"
After avoiding the media for the entire season and getting hit with a $50,000 fine from Roger Goodell, Lynch stuck around media day at the Super Bowl for exactly six minutes—about the amount of time it takes to lose at Minesweeper. Fortunately, the NFL Network's Deion Sanders tracked him down for a brief gem of an interview, eliciting responses like "smooth," "laid back, kick back," and "you look good too." Never change, Marshawn.
What defines Lynch above all else is his punishing running style. He rarely, if ever, goes down on first contact. His enormous torso and legs absorb blow after blow until he's gone to the end zone. No play reveals the essence of Lynch more than his incredible run against the New Orleans Saints during the 2011 NFL Playoffs, when he took a late handoff 67 yards to the house, breaking what seemed like 100 tackles and tossing Saints cornerback Tracy Porter to the ground like a rag doll. Beast Mode indeed.


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Bradley Greenberg (1934-2018)
ICA Past President and Fellow, Bradley Greenberg, passed away on 26 July 2018.
Dr. Greenberg was University Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Michigan State U, where his research centered on the social content and effects of contemporary mass media, and a pioneer in researching media portrayals of minorities. He authored more than 200 academic papers and chapters, 10 books, and co-founded the journal Media and Communication.
Greenberg was elected as an ICA Fellow in 1983, and later served as ICA President in 1994. His many accolades include two prestigious ICA awards, the Aubrey Fisher Mentorship Award (1998) and the Steven H. Chaffee Career Productivity Award (2003).
Greenberg was integral in ICA's modernization, and served on an executive committee that laid the groundwork for ICA to move its headquarters.
"Brad was an important and influential ICA President," said Peter Monge, former ICA President. "Among his many contributions to the association he organized a strategic long-range planning retreat twenty years ago to move our home offices from Austin,Texas to Washington, DC. Brad was a thoughtful and highly productive scholar whose work was widely cited and helped to shape our understanding of our rapidly changing mass media. His work as both a scholar and ICA executive had a significant impact on a generation of communication scholars."
Tributes and memories can be shared on the Facebook page, Remembering Brad Greenberg.
In lieu of flowers, the Greenberg family wishes donations be made to MSU College of Communication Arts and Sciences Empower Extraordinary Campaign.


A collaboration between Disney Parks Canada and The Family Channel Inc., utilizing the talent from Family's hit series, The Next Step. The purpose was to highlight the unique experiences that are available at Disney Parks, as well as a contest component where viewers could win a trip for 4 to Disney Parks Orlando, FL.
Produced, written, directed and edited by Adrienne McDonnell.
Produced in 2017 for The Family Channel in support of their annual Bullying Awareness Week campaign "Stand UP!". Produced, directed and edited by Adrienne McDonnell. Director of Photography: Glendon Davis | Dancers: Myles Erlick (Choreographer) & Alexandra Chaves | Post Audio/Colour: Rancho Fantastico Post Inc.
Produced in 2016 to support the call for volunteers for the 2017 Invictus Games. Produced and edited by Adrienne McDonnell.
roduced in 2015 for The City of Brampton in order to highlight the benefits of National and International businesses choosing to locate their headquarters in Brampton, Ontario. Produced and edited by Adrienne McDonnell.
The Road to the Royal: "Brien Sheep"
Produced as part of a series of mini-documentaries for Toronto's Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, highlighting the stories of several competitors as they prepare for the Fair. Story and video edit by Adrienne McDonnell. Post Audio/Colour: Rancho Fantastico Post Inc.
Produced in 2016 and directed by Barry Avrich, this mini-documentary highlights the accomplishments of University Health Network's world-leading Multi-Organ Transplant Program. Edited by Adrienne McDonnell.
Produced as part of a series of mini-documentaries for the 2017 Invictus Games. Family members of Invictus athletes speak about their experiences with the traumatic injury of a loved one, and the benefit of the Invictus Games. This is Wanda Reddin's story. Story and video edit by Adrienne McDonnell.
4 part mini-documentary series produced in 2010 for Family Channel's annual Bullying Awareness Week campaign. The series followed host, Jacob Kraemer as he travelled across Canada spreading the message about standing up to bullying. Produced, directed, written and edited by Adrienne McDonnell. Awards: CTAM Mark Awards, Bronze Winner in the "Partnership with Non-Profit Organizations – Multimedia Campaign" category for 2011.
Written, produced, directed and edited by Adrienne McDonnell. Graphics courtesy of The Family Channel.
Produced in 2016 for Rogers On Demand. A sample of many spots produced as part of a bi-weekly 20 minute program to promote Rogers On Demand services. Story and video edit by Adrienne McDonnell.
Produced for The Movie Network, host Teri Hart travels to San Diego's Comic Con to get the scoop on the world's most infamous comic book convention. Produced, written, directed and edited by Adrienne McDonnell.
Produced for The Family Channel's "Stand UP!" campaign. Shot over the course of several months, capturing the voices of different channel talent singing the Stand UP! anthem. Produced, directed and edited by Adrienne McDonnell. Audio production by Rancho Fantastico Post Inc. Song written by Grayson Matthews.
Family Channel Contest Promotion "Rubik's Cube"
Written, produced, directed and edited by Adrienne McDonnell. Doodle graphic animations by Mike McDonnell, post audio and sound design by Rancho Fantastico Post.
Written, produced, directed and edited by Adrienne McDonnell. Graphics courtesy of Disney XD Canada.
Produced and edited by Adrienne McDonnell.
Produced for the 2017 Invictus Games. Aired for the first time at the closing ceremonies for the 2016 Invictus Games, and introduced by H.R.H. Prince Harry. Story and video edit by Adrienne McDonnell.
Produced for HBO Canada to highlight the success of the "Game Of Thrones" Exhibit in Toronto, ON. Produced, edited and animated by Adrienne McDonnell.
Produced in part of a series to support a collaboration between YouTubers "Jo & Britt" and Google Canada. Managed by Adrienne McDonnell | Content created by Jo & Britt.
Image art direction and video animation by Adrienne McDonnell.
Created to support the launch of a jewelry line collaboration with an Instagram influencer and design company, Stilnest. Collaboration managed by Adrienne McDonnell | Video produced, edited and animated by Adrienne McDonnell.


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Applied Mathematics Resources
The Fields Institute (located on the campus of the University of Toronto)
MITACS; The Mathematics of Information Technology and Complex Systems (with offices across Canada including one in Toronto)
The Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences (PIMS; located on the campus of the University of British Columbia, Vancouver. See their Industrial Program page.)
The Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS)
The Canadian Applied and Industrial Mathematics Society (CAIM)
The Canadian Operations Research Society (CORS)
The Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM; located in Philadelphia, PA)
The Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences at New York University.
The Institute for Mathematics and its Applications (IMA; located on the campus of the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN. See their Industrial Program page.)
The Oxford Centre for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (OCIAM) at the University of Oxford, England.
The American Mathematical Society (AMS)
The Mathematical Association of America (MAA)
The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). The largest mambership organization devoted to the art, science, engineering and application of information to technology
The National Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)
StatsCanada
Human Resources Development Canada
The Division of Science Resources Statistics; a Division of the National Science Foundation (NSF)
INFORMS, the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences. See also their Career information page.
COMAP; The Consortium for Mathematics and its Applications. See also their undergraduate mathematical modelling contests
Industrial mathematics at other universities
Applied Mathematics Institute at the University of Alberta
Institute for Applied Mathematics at the University of British Columbia
Applied and Computational Mathematics Program at Dalhousie University
Institute of Industrial Mathematical Sciences at the University of Manitoba
Applied and Computational Mathematics at Simon Fraser University
Scientific Computation Group at the University of Toronto
Applied mathematics at the University of Waterloo
Applied mathematics at the University of Western Ontario
Industrial MSc option at the University of British Columbia, as part of the graduate program in the Institute of Applied Mathematics.
Mathematics Clinic at Harvey Mudd College (Claremont, California)
BSc program in Industrial Mathematics at the University of South Carolina.
MSc program in Mathematical Information Sciences for Industry at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
Industrial Mathematics at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, MA. See also their Center for Industrial Mathematics and Statistics
Mathematical Problems in Industry Workshops organized by D. Schwendeman of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY.
Professional Master of Science in Industrial Mathematics at Michigan State University.
Workshop on Industrial Mathematics, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi Arabia
Carreer information
Careers in applied mathematics (from SIAM)
Resources for Undergraduate Mathematics, compiled by the Mathematical Association of America
The INFORMS CAREER BOOKLET for careers in Operations Management and Management Sciences
Career guide for mathematics students published by the Department of Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science, University of Illinois
Occupational Outlook Handbook for mathematics, published by the US Department of Labor
Industrial Mathematics Workshops at the Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences.
Seminars on Industrial Problems at the Institute for Mathematics and its Applications.
Books, Articles, and Newsletters
SIAM News, published by SIAM. A monthly newspaper reporting on the activities of SIAM (the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics ), and current ways that mathematics is being used in industry.
SIAM Reviews, published by SIAM. A bi-monthly journal with (technical) review articles in applied mathematics and book reviews.
How to Start an Industrial Mathematics Program in the University, Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM). (R. Pyke has a copy)
SIAM Report on Mathematics in Industry, Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM). (R. Pyke has a copy of this)
Graduate Studies in Industrial Mathematics, article published in the Notices of the American Mathematical Society, May, 1996.
Strengthening the Linkages Between the Sciences and the Mathematical Sciences, National Sciences Foundation (NSF) Report. (R. Pyke has a copy of this)
Links to Canadian Universities
Industry Canada's Innovation Strategy


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The Prom sets final Broadway performance for August
But with a Ryan Murphy film adaptation in its future, the Tony-nominated musical's legacy will continue
By Rachel Yang
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Less than a year after opening, The Prom will be taking its last bow on Broadway this summer. The Tony-nominated musical has set its final performance for Aug. 11 at the Longacre Theatre.
"It has been an honor and a privilege to bring this original musical comedy, full of heart and humor, to Broadway with this dream cast and creative team," producers Bill Damaschke, Dori Berinstein, and Jack Lane said in a statement. "Since the earliest days in the journey of The Prom, we have known this story was something special. We are beyond thrilled that our story will continue beyond Broadway with not only a national tour, but a film, a novel, and in schools and theatres all over the world."
The Prom opened on Broadway on Nov. 15, 2018, regaling audiences with the story of Emma Nolan (Caitlin Kinnunen), an Indiana teen who got her school's prom canceled for wanting to bring her girlfriend, and the fight to restore justice and bring it back on.
Upon its final performance, The Prom will have played 23 previews and 310 regular performances. The musical garnered seven Tony Award nominations and one Drama Desk Award, out of five nods. It earned critical praise, and EW's own review said the production has "no shortage of talent (or humor, or heart) onstage."
One of the musical's most high-profile admirers is Ryan Murphy, who announced in April his plans to turn it into a "movie event" for Netflix. In an Instagram post, the Pose and American Horror Story co-creator revealed that he would bring Damaschke and Berinstein along for the new project, as well as the creative team of Chad Beguelin, Bob Martin, Matthew Sklar, and Casey Nicholaw. The film is slated to premiere in September 2020.
"The Prom is one of the most uplifting, heartfelt and special musicals I have ever seen on Broadway," wrote Murphy. "It's truly an original that celebrates the underdog and says in a loving spectacular way that LGBTQ rights are human rights. I feel a special connection to it because it's set in Indiana, and that's where I grew up, too."
It was also recently announced that the musical would be adapted into a young-adult novel by author Saundra Mitchell. It will be published Sept. 10. by Viking Children's Books.
Additionally, the cast of The Prom will perform as part of Youth Pride at Summerstage in Central Park on June 29, and at the closing ceremony of WorldPride celebration in Times Square the following day. In February 2021, the show's national tour will launch in Providence, R.I.
Murphy recently signed a massive overall deal with Netflix, reportedly in the $250-$300 million range, to produce content exclusively for the streamer. At the Time 100 summit in April, the industry titan said he has 10 greenlit projects in the pipeline at Netflix, including The Prom and his other Broadway film adaptation, The Boys in the Band, starring Jim Parsons and Zachary Quinto.
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Two poached eggs on an English muffin with fresh spinach and Roma tomatoes then topped with hollandaise sauce. Served with cottage potatoes.
Two poached eggs on English muffin with salmon lox, red onions then topped with hollandaise sauce and capers. Served with cottage potatoes.
Egg sandwich served Dutch style; open faced with Gouda, ham, tomato & Up eggs with a green salad, or American style; ham, cheddar, lettuce, tomato with over hard eggs on wheat toast with potatoes.
A giant fluffy pancake filled and topped with sautéed apples and cinnamon in a rich brown sugar cream sauce.
Our homemade Belgian waffle served with butter and syrup.
Thick French break dipped in cinnamon spiced eggs served with powdered sugar, butter and syrup.
A hot bowl of Oatmeal accompanied with mixed berries, brown sugar and butter with a side of seasonal fruit.
Sautéed wild & white mushrooms with Swiss cheese.
Sautéed wild mushrooms, Roma tomatoes, spinach, pea pods and avocado.
Swiss, Havarti, Gouda, and Cheddar cheeses.
Lean diced ham and mild Cheddar cheese.
Spicy confetti peppers, red onions, tomatoes & Cheddar topped with our homemade salsa and drizzles of sour cream.
Eggs cooked to order, served with cottage potatoes and choice of wheat, rye, or sourdough toast.
Ham, bacon, or vegetarian patty comes along with the two-egg breakfast.
Served with choice of a cup of soup, green salad, or the house salad.
Flavorful Albacore tuna salad with red onions, sliced tomato & cheddar then grilled on whole wheat bread.
A warm croissant split & topped with strips of lean chicken breast stir fried with pea pods, bean sprouts, & red potatoes in a sweet soy sauce.
A warm croissant split and filled with a medley of fresh garden veggies with or without chicken, stir fried with sesame seeds and cashews in a Thai peanut-soy sauce.
A warm croissant split layered with strips of lean chicken breast, thin sliced ham, melted Swiss, dijonnaise, lettuce, and tomato.
Two slices of Great Harvest bread broiled with melted Havarti cheese over strips of chicken breast, layered with a cream cheese, fresh spinach, artichoke heart spread & fresh avocado slices.
Thin sliced lean corned beef layered with our delicious wine kraut, Swiss & 1000 Island dressing on grilled Rye bread. Vegetarian patty available.
Sourdough bread grilled with Cheddar and lean ham.
Served with choice of a cup of soup, green salad, or a house salad.
Thin sliced smoked turkey breast on whole wheat bread dressed with Dijonnaise, then layered with lettuce, tomato, Havarti cheese & red onion.
Sliced tomatoes, fresh avocado, cucumbers, and fresh spinach on whole-wheat bread layered with our spinach & artichoke cream cheese spread.
Thin sliced black forest ham layered with liverwurst, salami, pickles, onions, and tomatoes on dark rye bread.
Sliced chicken breast, bacon, Havarti, tomato, lettuce, and dijonnaise served on thick sliced toasted wheat.
Served with choice of a cup of soup, green salad, or house salad.
A ground beef or vegetarian patty on a whole-wheat bun dressed with dijonnaise, lettuce, tomato, and up to three toppings.
Swiss, Cheddar, Smoked Gouda, Havarti, sautéed onions, mushrooms, or peppers, house made salsa, or spinach.
Diced tomatoes, red onions, pepper confetti & cheddar cheese in our freshly tossed greens with homemade salsa, all topped with strips of chicken breast, avocado and ranch dressing.
Chopped romaine topped with chicken breast strips, croutons, tomatoes, cucumbers, parmesan cheese, and served with a trraditional Caesar dressing.
Our tossed green salad served with your choice of dressing and a slice of honey wheat bread.
Our homemade house salad of the day.
Our fresh soup served with a choice of green salad or daily house salad.
Bleu Cheese, 1000 Island, Ranch, Blueberry Port Vinaigrette, Caesar, Honey Mustard.
With vanilla ice cream & raspberry puree.
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EXPLORE THE BEAUTIFUL & VAST WESTERN FRONTIER IN MOAB, UTAH
words by Olivia Jackson | photos by R. L. Johnson
The wonders of the West have captivated the imaginations of adventurers for the past 200 years. It's hard not to become mesmerized by the mysterious, wild and abundant land, with its great red rocks, wide blue sky and expansive green valleys.
In 1803, after the Louisiana Purchase, Jefferson initiated an expedition and appointed Virginia natives Meriwether Lewis and William Clark as its leaders. Throughout their journey across the vast terrain of the west, the explorers encountered many fascinating animals and people. Wanting to capture the essence of their journey and the differing lifestyles, Lewis and Clark documented their discoveries and sent items back to Jefferson, including animal horns and skeletons, clay pipes and a painted Indian buffalo skin, all of which are now displayed at his home at Monticello.
What is Moab, Utah, Known for?
Lewis and Clark's adventurous spirits live on through the many travelers and explorers who journey to the American West to witness its rugged and raw beauty. For those yearning for a classic western landscape, areas such as Moab, Utah, are spectacular. Located on the Colorado River and home to the wondrous Arches National Park, this small city offers visitors a truly authentic western experience. Naturally painted in bountiful color, red rock mesas protrude towards the blue sky and the occasional tumbleweed drift by—a cowboy hat is the perfect and practical accessory.
Known for its outdoor recreational opportunities, visitors can experience the National Parks via hiking and biking, horseback riding, whitewater rafting on the Colorado River, hot air ballooning up into the dry desert sky and camping amidst some of nature's most pristine beauty.
Glamping in Moab
Imagine the reactions of explorers when they first encountered this terrain and spent the night sleeping under the brilliant star-lit sky, with the red rocks dissolving into the darkness. The modern day explorer can enjoy glamping, a luxurious version of camping, that every cowboy would envy.
Arches derives its name from the more than 2,000 stone arches found across its 120 square miles—the densest concentration of natural arches in the world.
Companies like Under Canvas offer a variety of options for spending the night in the wilderness with all the comforts of home right in your tent. Travelers can relax at the campsite across the road from Arches National Park amidst the gorgeous landscape where everything has been made ready for them. An inviting white tent mounted to a wooden platform allows glampers to escape the open terrain with every amenity. Fully furnished with a king-sized bed, luxury bedding, a wood stove, running water, flushing toilets and hot showers, these tents even offer a front porch with lounge chairs to enjoy the stunning vistas.
Things to Do in Moab
After a night in the comfort of luxury, rejuvenated explorers will feel ready to seek out more of Moab's many marvels. Moab is home to Canyonlands and Arches, two of Utah's five National Parks. Arches derives its name from the more than 2,000 stone arches found across its 120 square miles—the densest concentration of natural arches in the world. Those looking to get a more up-close look can do so by backpacking, horseback riding or rock climbing. The park also features a variety of trails that range in length from 15 minutes to several hours and vary in difficulty. The Delicate Arch is considered to be the park's most famous arch as well as the most famous natural stone arch in the world. Other notable sites to visit include the Balanced Rock, Double Arch and Landscape Arch.
Out on a ranch, miles away from civilization, one can feel in awe of the broad vistas and the rich rocks that effortlessly rise from the flat rolling plains. Hauer Ranch, located about 20 miles from the city, provides guests with an authentic cowboy experience. With its Old West buildings and classic western landscape, it is a popular destination for filming movies from John Wayne Westerns to modern pictures and will have riders feeling as though they are starring in their own Western film. The evening ride is highly recommended so as to observe the breathtaking sunset lighting up the red stone into a glowing amber hue.
When is the Best Time to Visit Moab?
With temperatures that can soar over 105° in the summertime, this is a park that is more comfortably enjoyed by most visitors during the spring and fall. Although, if you can bear the heat, you will find the park is less crowded during the summer months. In April and May as well as September and October, the daily temperatures tend to be in the 80s to 90s with even cooler evening temperatures.
The unparalleled beauty of the land and the city's hidden treasures make Moab an explorer's dream destination. So, allow yourself to find adventure, not too much unlike Lewis and Clark, and head West to one of our country's most beautiful lands. ~
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OLIVIA JACKSON is a recent graduate of UVA with a degree in media studies, interned at Ivy Life & Style Media and enjoys writing about the art, wine and culture of Charlottesville.
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Un peroxysome est un organite cellulaire entouré par une  membrane trilamellaire et ne contenant pas de matériel génétique ni de ribosomes. Contrairement à la mitochondrie ou au chloroplaste, toutes les protéines qui le constituent sont codées par des gènes nucléaires et proviennent du cytosol (ou du réticulum endoplasmique rugueux pour une minorité de protéines transmembranaires). Le peroxysome a été découvert en 1965 par Christian de Duve grâce à l'utilisation du microscope électronique et au perfectionnement des méthodes de fractionnement cellulaire .

Les peroxysomes sont impliqués dans la métabolisation des acides gras et des acides aminés, la réduction de dérivés réactifs de l'oxygène et la synthèse des plasmalogènes.

Les peroxysomes font partie d'une classe d'organite appelés « microbodies ». La majorité des auteurs ne les considère pas comme faisant partie du système endomembranaire car ne participant pas au flux vectoriel permanent.

Méthodes d'étude
On peut procéder par éclatement et centrifugation, ce qui va séparer les organites en fonction de leur densité.

La détection cytochimique est également utilisée, notamment dans l'étude de la catalase. Ainsi, on détecte la catalase, ou l'urate oxydase , en mettant le peroxysome au contact des substrats de ces protéines. Grâce à l'immunomarquage aux billes d'or, on remarque que la catalase est présente dans tout le peroxysome , tandis que l'urate oxydase est spécifique à la zone para-cristalline nucléoïde.

On peut également tirer parti de la spécificité de certaines protéines peroxysomales, et les observer en utilisant l'adressage de GFP. Ainsi, on adresse la Green Fluorescent Protein au peroxysome , et on observe en microscopie, où les zones où la GFP est présente seront marquées en fluorescence.

Structures
Ce sont des organites sphériques de 0,1 à 1 µm (on parle de microperoxysomes ou microbodies) jusqu'à 1 µm de diamètre chez les animaux, mais ils peuvent atteindre 1,7 µm chez les plantes.

Ils sont principalement composés de vésicules reliées par des canalicules, le tout composant la matrice, ou lumière du peroxysome, riche en protéines.

Ils sont entourés d'une membrane simple, sous la forme d'une bicouche lipidique. Ils sont présents dans toutes les cellules eucaryotes (sauf dans les réticulocytes), avec une taille maximale chez les animaux dans les cellules du foie (hépatocytes) et des reins.

Les peroxysomes possèdent un nucléoïde, qui est une région para-cristalline protéique (urate-oxydase), sauf chez les primates. Ils contiennent des enzymes oxydantes : D-amino-acide-oxydase, urate-oxydase, et catalase… (pour les réactions de finalisation de la consommation d'O2)

De plus, ce ne sont pas des structures isolées, les peroxysomes sont reliés entre eux par de fins canalicules → réseau au sein du cytoplasme.

Protéines
Toutes les protéines nécessaires aux peroxysomes sont synthétisées en dehors de ces derniers, dans le cytosol.

On trouve dans la membrane des protéines (non-glycosylées) qui ont notamment la fonction d'importer les enzymes nécessaires au fonctionnement du peroxysome.

D'une part, les peroxines, responsables du système d'import des protéines. Elles sont codées par les gènes PEX.

Les signaux d'adressages reconnus par les peroxines sont PTS 1 et 2, respectivement situés du côté C et N terminal.

Les transporteurs ABC , qui utilisent l'ATP, sont responsables du transport (import et export) des métabolites sont présents dans la membrane.

Un Cytochrome P450 est également spécifique du Peroxysome.

Fonctions
Comme les mitochondries, les peroxysomes sont des sites essentiels pour l'utilisation du dioxygène  (réactions d'oxydation) :
 les enzymes oxydases (D-amino-acide-oxydase, urate-oxydase) enlèvent des atomes d'hydrogène libres (réaction d'oxydation) à des substrats organiques spécifique R. Ces substrats liés à des atomes d'hydrogène, sont potentiellement toxiques pour la cellule. L'oxydation de ces molécules les détoxifie. RH2 + O2 → R +  ;
 la catalase utilise le peroxyde d'hydrogène  engendré par d'autres enzymes pour oxyder une variété d'autres substrats toxiques R' (phénols, acide méthanoïque, alcool): on parle de réaction de peroxydation.  Ce type de réaction est très important dans le foie, les cellules rénales, où les peroxysomes détoxifient certaines toxines passant dans le sang. + R'H2 ⤇ R' + 2 H2O. La catalase catalyse aussi la réaction :  +  ⤇ O2 + 2H2O. La catalase est l'enzyme la plus abondantes des peroxysomes ;
 s'il existe un excès d', la catalase le transforme directement en eau : 2  → 2 H2O + O2. C'est une réaction de sauvegarde car  en quantité trop abondante est nocif pour la cellule ;
 les peroxysomes réalisent la beta-oxydation des acides gras à longue chaîne par un mécanisme similaire à celui de la mitochondrie. Les peroxysomes ont même l'exclusivité de cette voie chez les levures et les plantes. Néanmoins, le bilan énergétique est réduit à la production d'acétyl-coenzyme A car les électrons des coenzymes réduits aboutissent à la formation de peroxyde d'hydrogène détoxifié sur place par la catalase ;
 dans les feuilles des végétaux chlorophylliens, ils interviennent lors de la photorespiration ;
 dans les cellules de graines en cours de germination, ils sont associés aux corpuscules lipidiques à partir desquels ils permettent la formation de glucides nécessaires à la croissance de la plantule. Dans ce cas, le peroxysome prend le nom de glyoxysome.
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Origine
Il semble que ces organites naissent à partir d'un phénomène de scission binaire des peroxysomes parentaux. Mais il a été remarqué récemment que chez des individus malades ne possédant plus de peroxysomes la rectification de l'origine génomique de la maladie a permis l'apparition de nouveaux peroxysomes. .

Il y a des cycles automatiques de fusion et de fission des peroxysomes. Ces cycles impliquent la DRP ( Dynamin-related protein), elle provoque une constriction de la membrane. En réponse à certaines situations métaboliques, il y a une multiplication des peroxysomes

Les lipides nécessaires à la fabrication de nouvelles membranes peroxysomiales sont également importés du cytosol.

Selon une hypothèse ancienne, les peroxysomes proviendraient de l'endosymbiose d'un procaryote. Le compartiment aurait permis, avant les mitochondries, de réduire le niveau d'O2 (qui est toxique) dans la cellule. Cette hypothèse a vraisemblablement été infirmée par les résultats récents, qui suggèrent plutôt que le peroxysome serait issu du réticulum endoplasmique.

Maladies peroxysomales

 Syndrome de Zellweger (ou syndrome cérébro-hépato-rénal), une maladie liée au dysfonctionnement des peroxysomes.
 Adrénoleucodystrophie
 Maladie de Refsum
Hyperoxaliurie de type I
Acatalasie ou acatalasia

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HomeTURKEYMarmara Region34 IstanbulIs there IETT Bus, Metro, Metrobus to Sabiha Gökçen Airport, How to Get There?
Is there IETT Bus, Metro, Metrobus to Sabiha Gökçen Airport, How to Get There?
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Is there IETT Bus, Metro Metrobus to Sabiha Gökçen Airport, How To Get There
Sabiha Gökçen Airport, which is among the most active airports in Turkey, allows hundreds of passengers to travel every hour during the day. Located on the Anatolian side of Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport; KadıköyIt is 40 km from Pendik, 12 km from Pendik and 50 km from Taksim. It has a 1.5 km connection to the TEM highway. It is possible to use public transportation such as buses, metro and metrobus to reach various regions of Istanbul.
Distances from the main districts to Sabiha Gökçen Airport; Avcılar 67 km., Bakırköy 51 km., Beşiktaş 44 km., Eminönü 45 km., Galata 46 km., Istanbul New Airport 85 km., Kadıköy 30 km, Kartal 11 km, Kavacik 35 km, Levent 45 km, Maltepe 22 km, Maslak 48 km, Pendik 9 km, Şişli 45 km, Sultanahmet 45 km, Ortaköy 45 km, Taksim 44 km., Tuzla 8 km. and Uskudar 36 km.
The following IETT lines or Havataş services can be used for transportation from the airport to the city.
Sabiha Gökçen Airport IETT Lines
E3 – 4. Levent – Sabiha Gökçen Airport
E9 – Bostancı – Sabiha Gökçen Airport
E10 - Kadıköy – Kurtköy – Sabiha Gökçen Airport
E11 - Kadıköy – Sabiha Gokcen Airport
16S – Sabiha Gökçen Airport – Metrobus Uzunçayır
MR60 – Pendik YHT – Sabiha Gökçen Airport
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131C – Sultanbeyli/Necip Fazıl Metro – Sabiha Gökçen Airport
122H – 4.Levent – Yenişehir – Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport
How to Get to Sabiha Gökçen Airport?
There are various ways to go to Sabiha Gökçen Airport. The most preferred is the use of private vehicles. If you are going to reach the airport in this way, it is possible to go via the E5, coastal road or TEM. But if you do not have a private vehicle and you have to reach Sabiha Gökçen by metro, the easiest method is Tavşantepe-Kadıköy It is to use the stations on the metro line. If you take this line, you can get off at Soğanlık stop and use the 16S or E10 bus lines. However, with the updated system, transfer stops with the M10 airport metro line have been added to the stations and Sabiha Gökçen Airport is the last stop on this line. Of course, if you want, you can get off at Pendik stop and reach by taxi.
At the same time, thanks to the Pendik-Sabiha Gökçen Metro line, which is integrated with other metro lines, passengers arriving at the airport can transfer directly by metro. Like this KadıköyIt provides the opportunity to travel in Istanbul via Marmaray. Therefore, convenience is offered for people who do not want to suffer from traffic problems. In addition, the same passengers can reach the Üsküdar-Çekmeköy metro lines with the High Speed Train (YHT) line. You can use the Ayrılık Çeşmesi stop of Marmaray to get on the ferries.
Getting to Sabiha Gokcen Airport
It is easy to reach Sabiha Gökçen with the transportation information. Of course, every citizen can choose the one that suits him best among various ways, or he can choose to go by private vehicles or public transportation. The important thing at this point is to consider the county you live in.
If you don't want to deal with public transportation while going to Sabiha Gökçen Airport, there are some applications where you can travel in a private vehicle. For example, you can use the transfer options of various companies with the application of calling a taxi. However, you should not forget that some applications charge according to the time spent in the car, not per km. For this reason, your fee may increase if you get stuck in traffic. It is important to consider and check the current traffic situation for your destination before calling the vehicle.
Transportation to Sabiha Gökçen Airport by Havabus
It is also possible to reach Sabiha Gökçen Airport by Havabus. If you want to arrive at Sabiha Gökçen Airport by vehicles called transfers, you can consider the Havabus option. In this context, transportation service to the airport is provided from certain stops for a certain fee. Transfers are provided not only in the direction of the airport, but also in the direction of exit from the airport. The voyages of these vehicles are Taksim, Kadıköy, and departs from Yenisahra. In front of Point Hotel for Taksim departure point, Kadıköy In front of the IETT bus stops in the quay area, Yenisahra metro stop for Yenisahra.
If you use the classical shuttles or community transportation vehicles at the airport, it can be particularly challenging for families with children. In addition, large groups of friends and people with lots of luggage prefer private vehicles or transfers. In private transfer, such problems disappear and you can go to the place you want to stay safely and quickly. In this sense, having many service providers and having a large number of passengers will also be an economical solution.
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The Public Policy Fellowship will provide specialized support on various issues, the policies and programs as they relate to the overall operations of the Prince George's County Council.
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We would like to invite you to the screening of Věra Chytilova's film Daisies. The event accompanies the exhibition States of Focus.
Debuting in the early 1960s, Chytilová was one of the most important, original and expressive artists of the Czechoslovak New Wave. Beginning with her earliest films, she focused on female heroines, expanding the New Wave idiom closely related to cinéma vérité with bold formal and visual experiments (before she became involved in cinematography, she had studied architecture and philosophy and worked as a cartoonist, retoucher and model).
The young heroines depicted in the film – capricious, witty, experimenting, but above all free and able to make their own decisions – were a breath of fresh air in comparison with innocently romantic females shown in other films. They shattered the viewers' habits, shocked the party authorities and denied stereotypical images of beautiful girls yielding to the pressure of social expectations.
Shot in 1966 (i.e. one year before the first work featured at the States of Focus exhibition – Natalia LL's Topology of the Body), Daisies undoubtedly anticipated the times to come, becoming a harbinger of a new cinema enriching the feminist postulates of Écriture féminine and turning into a reference point for subsequent generations of female (and male) directors, as Jan Kozub will demonstrate in a short presentation before the film.
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As much as I would like to think it's possible we could leave the EU, I very much doubt this will ever happen. There are far too many UK MPs and civil servants looking to secure their future should their current one disappear down the toilet. Jobs aboard the EU gravy train abound for failed MPs, Lords, Ladies et al. There's even three Presidents positions, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, European Council President Donald Tusk and European Parliament President Mr Schulz.
So they'll find a way to keep us in, even if we vote NO. And quite frankly, the rest of Europe sees us as rather a joke little nation and couldn't care less whether we stay in or leave. You might have noticed Angela and François are not running about looking stressed or worried about a UK exit.


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