A new image has just surfaced regarding buzz around the potential adidas YEEZY basketball sneaker model. Rumblings about the performance style happened this April when Kanye teased shots from his brand showroom. Then, in late July, West leaked some simple sketches of the future of YEEZY kicks — one of the illustrations included a basketball silhouette. Now, new evidence has appeared in the form of an IRL picture regarding Kanye's bball shoe.
As seen in the pic below — the shoe in question rests atop a BOOST sole similar to the 350 V2. The toe area grabs design cues from the YEEZY BOOST 700 with an ankle area reminiscent of Season 6s' Desert Rat boot. This model looks to be an all-black iteration. There's no confirmed word as to if and when these will see a public release so stay tuned with us as more info comes along.
Take a look at the image below via Nice Kicks and let us know if you can see some of adidas's athletes wearing this model on-court this season. In related news, you can take a look at upcoming glow-in-the-dark 350s which were inspired by North West.


It's no secret that mobile devices aren't the most secure devices on the planet. Every week there seems to be another hacking perpetrated against one celebrity or another. The buck doesn't stop there, as detailed in a previous article, even the United States Department of Defense is not as secure as it would like to think. The question is then, if such high priority individuals and institutions aren't safe then, where does that leave the rest of us? As it happens, Zimperium Enterprises has come forward with their answer.
Zimperium, a small, San Francisco based startup, has developed the world's first mobile intrusion prevention system (zIPS). This system, called the Zimperium Mobile Threat Defense Suite, has been designed for all mobile devices in mind. It is the intention of the suite to secure business and personal devices from being compromised from outside attacks. In addition, Zimperium has further developed their defense software to allow devices to be probed by IT and security professionals to check for vulnerabilities.
The main concern is the lack of security on the day to day business operations done on unsecured public WiFi. Business done in the field is not necessarily non-secure, however, when a device leaves the security of a home network there are vulnerabilities that need to be considered. In a previous article I highlighted the rise in cyber crime and cyber terror attacks. This rise makes mobile security all the more important.
Think about the information a person has on their phone. Pictures, phone numbers, and, address and password information are just a few that come to mind. That is not to mention the information that could be gained by an attacker through your apps once they know the password. It is not hard to imagine an attacker gaining access to my banking information through one of my many banking apps in the event of a security breach. The risk is taken up a notch when you consider the kind of information on business devices. You can take that risk well beyond the bleeding edge when you consider the rising number of mobile devices being used in government and military bodies.
With that said, mobile security has become all that much more important. With data becoming more and more accessible through a variety of platforms, stringent security measures are going to become the new norm. Whether or not they work is going to be anyone's guess. Still, something must be done to protect not just the name of business, but the name of the average consumer as well.
Are companies like Zimperium going to be the new players in the game of information security? As always time will tell. What is both certain and empowering is the knowledge that someone, somewhere, has already thought of this and is working to make this part of the world a safer and better place. Though I may never come to use the product personally, I rest a little easier knowing that it is there should myself, my business, or, my colleagues, ever need it.


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7 of the safest used cars for teen drivers
By Jerry Edgerton
October 8, 2015 / 6:00 AM / MoneyWatch
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Parents buying cars for teenage drivers tend to focus on safety given that the fatal accident rate for teenagers is three times that for all other drivers. Now the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has come out with a recommended list of safest used cars for teens.
More and more safety features have been required on car models over the last 10 years. As a result, "It's easier than ever to find a used vehicle with must-have safety features and decent crash test performance without spending a fortune," said Ann McCartt, the institute's senior vice president for research.
A crucial example of a necessary safety feature is electronic stability control, which helps drivers maintain control on curves and slippery roads. It has been mandatory since 2012 and on some models going back to 2006. All IIHS recommendations include stability control.
The IIHS recommended list of used cars are all under $20,000 for base models, with many choices under $10,000 and a few near $5,000. The average price paid for cars to be driven by teenagers is $9,800, according to an IIHS survey, and the median price just $5,300. "We would urge parents to consider paying a little more for safety if they can," said McCartt.
The institute's list of "best choices" all had top scores in its front, side and rollover crash tests. A second list of less-expensive "good choices" have slightly lower, though still strong, ratings.
In choosing a teen car, IIHS noted, bigger, heavier vehicles -- including SUVs and pickups are safer in crashes than smaller cars. And the institute counsels parents to avoid high-horsepower models as too tempting to young drivers.
Here's a closer look at seven of the IIHS recommendations -- one good-value choice for each the categories the organization includes. While pictures and prices (Kelley Blue Book private party sales, for base models) are for the earliest recommended model year, the recommendation includes later model years as well.
Click ahead to check out the list.
Midsize car: 2012 Honda Accord $10,900
The 2012 Accord was among the top-rated midsize sedans among reviewers surveyed by U.S. News. Reviewers noted that this Accord had an unusually spacious interior for the class with seats roomy enough for tall people -- handy if your teen is friends with basketball players. Test drivers also praised the Accord for its agile handling.
The base LX version is powered by a four-cylinder engine EPA-rated at 22 MPG in city driving and 34 on the highway.
Large car: 2007 Volvo S80 $5,800
Since Volvo has been almost always first with the latest safety equipment, you might feel comfortable going with an eight-year old model. When the car was new, reviewers emphasized that safety reputation. They also cited a comfortable, spacious interior.
The base model is powered by a six-cylinder engine rated for 16 MPG in city driving and 25 on the highway.
Small SUV: 2009 Subaru Forester $9,000
Because small SUVs are increasingly popular now, the Forester might be an easier sell to your teenager than some alternatives. The maximum cargo space of 68.3 cubic feet gives plenty of room for sports gear. When it was new, reviewers noted the Forester's safety and practicality. Like all Subarus, this one has all-wheel drive.
The base model Forester is powered by a 170 horsepower engine rated for 20 MPG in city driving and 27 on the highway. Avoid the more powerful turbocharged engine, which is more costly and delivers too-tempting acceleration.
Midsize SUV: 2011 Kia Sorento $12,300
Reviewers praised the Sorento as one of the best values in its class after its 2011 redesign. They especially noted its comfortable ride and strong fuel economy. The base four-cylinder engine is rated for 21 MPG in city driving and 29 on the highway. Teens are likely to appreciate some of the features that come standard even in the base model, such as USB ports and Bluetooth connectivity.
And Kia still has one of the best warranties, covering powertrain repairs up to 100,000 miles or 10 years from when the vehicle was purchased new.
Large SUV: 2011 Chevrolet Traverse $13,500
Heavy enough to stand up well in a crash with smaller vehicles, the Traverse is also extremely roomy with three rows of seats. Reviewers noted that the 2011 model had more cargo space than most of its competitors, meaning it works well for soccer teammates and gear.
The base Traverse comes with a six-cylinder engine rated 17 MPG in city driving, 24 on the highway.
Minivan: 2011 Honda Odyssey $13,600
To be sure, minivans aren't a teen favorite. But if you need it as a family vehicle that your teen can also drive at times, this could be a good choice. The Odyssey was ranked No. 1 among 2011 minivans by the reviewers surveyed by U.S. News. Reviewers in 2011 cited a redesigned suspension that gives the Odyssey a smoother ride than most competitors.
The base Odyssey has a six-cylinder engine rated for 18 MPG in city driving and 27 on the highway.
Pickups: 2007 Toyota Tundra Double Cab $12,200
The IIHS included pickup recommendations because its survey found that 14 percent of teenagers are driving pickups. And this Tundra was a redesigned entry for Toyota competing with American stalwarts from Ford, Chevrolet and Ram. Reviewers in 2007 praised the large size and roomy interior in the crew cab.
The V-6 engine in the base model is rated for 15 MPG in city driving and 19 on the highway. Avoid the V-8 model, which will be too costly and have too much tempting power. And when it comes to price, the Tundra is about $4,600 cheaper than the only other recommended pickup, the 2011 Ford F-150.
First published on October 8, 2015 / 6:00 AM
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Jerry Edgerton, author of Car Shopping Made Easy, has been covering the car beat since Detroit companies dominated the U.S. market. The former car columnist for Money magazine and Washington correspondent for Business Week, Edgerton specializes in finding the best deals on wheels and offering advice on making your car last.
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Q: Postgres doesn't delegate privilege to child role I am trying to create a group that has the right to create databases and roles. And then inherit these privileges with the next role. But the error constantly pops up that I don't have rights
Edited: (mistake between 'gg' and 'ggc', but steel doesn't work)
create role ggc with createdb createrole;
create user gg login password 'gg';
grant ggс to gg;

Always get this error: "SQL Error [42501]"
This way is also doesn't work
CREATE ROLE qwe WITH NOLOGIN CREATEDB CREATEROLE;
CREATE ROLE ads WITH LOGIN PASSWORD 'pass';
GRANT qwe TO ads;

SET ROLE ads;
CREATE DATABASE test;

A: You grant roles to users, not the other way round

A: This behavior is normal and is actually documented here:

The role attributes LOGIN, SUPERUSER, CREATEDB, and CREATEROLE can be thought of as special privileges, but they are never inherited as ordinary privileges on database objects are. You must actually SET ROLE to a specific role having one of these attributes in order to make use of the attribute. Continuing the above example, we might choose to grant CREATEDB and CREATEROLE to the admin role. Then a session connecting as role joe would not have these privileges immediately, only after doing SET ROLE admin.

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Owen Livesey won the Commonwealth Games in 2014 in Glasgow. Livesey is a former rugby league academy player for St Helens RFLC in his native Merseyside. He won the British Open in London in 2015 and took several World Cup medals and booked victories in Port Louis, Santiago, Buenos Aires and Glasgow. Owen took a silver medal at the 2017 European Cup in Bratislava.


Jun is a total recluse who won't take a step outside his house and only loves online shopping. When Jun winds up a doll that suddenly appears in his room because of his mail-orders tendencies, he has no idea what he's in for. The doll comes to life and proclaims herself to be 'Shinku'. She later binds Jun to her as a medium, her counterpart, and her magical power source, in an attempt to save his life. And so starts the beginning of a chaotic life for the Sakurada household as more Rozen Maidens arrive on their doorsteps. But what are the Rozen Maidens and why do they exist? And will Jun learn to open up his heart and face his fears? The main characters are: Sakurada Jun - The main lead of the story who has to learn to face his fears, thanks to the arrival of Shinku. The interaction between Jun and Shinku are often funny and at times, touching.
Kanaria, the second doll of the Rozen Maiden, is introduced. Her initial plan is to sneak into the Sakurada residence and take the Rosa Mysticae from Shinku, Hinaichigo, Suiseiseki, and Souseiseki. However, chaos erupts as the dolls think that a burglar broke in.
Suiseiseki decides to find a medium, as Jun is the only one eligible, though she is skeptical about him. Ultimately, Jun and the five dolls are taken to the world of Barasuishou, where the Alice Game is foreshadowed. Jun enters into a contract with Suiseiseki.
Hinaichigo tries to send a letter to Jun. Suiseiseki tries to earn Jun's respect. Souseiseki tries to keep order in the house Kanaria tries to get into the Sakurada residence yet again. Jun and Shinku are in the background during these events.
Megu, hospitalized with an incurable disease, enters into a contract with Suigintou. However, Megu wishes only for death and insists that she is incomplete and broken. After encountering Barasuishou, and later Shinku, it is realized that Suigintou was revived to participate in the Alice Game.
Kanaria makes her resolve to fight, in order to both remain alive and to make her medium, Micchan, happy. However, conflicts get resolved and Kanaria fulfills Micchan's wish a different way. Meanwhile, Souseiseki starts to see deeper into the Alice Game and begins to believe that she and her sisters should fight.
After having seen an apparition of Rozen, the creator of the dolls of the Rozen Maiden, Souseiseki soon sees the deep meaning behind the Alice Game. After having seen Enju and his feelings about dolls, Jun starts to wonder more about Rozen and his love for his dolls. Souseiseki resolves to fight her sisters, take their Rosa Mysticae, and become Alice.
Suiseiseki becomes worried about Souseiseki. Souseiseki battles against Barasuishou and Suigintou, only to be defeated. Souseiseki asks Suiseiseki to take her Rosa Mystica, but Suiseiseki fails and Suigintou takes Souseiseki's Rosa Mystica.
Souseiseki is destined to meet a tragic fate, and to make matters worse, Shinku sees the same for Hinaichigo as well. Hinaichigo is also aware of her destiny, and shares her last moments with Tomoe. There is no time to mourn, however, since Barasuishou, Laplace, and Enju have apparently laid a trap for Jun and the remaining dolls of the Rozen Maiden.
Because they have yet to fulfill Rozen's wish, the remaining dolls fight Barasuishou and Suigintou. When things spiral downward, Shinku is left to fight Barasuishou.
The conflicts are solved, the battles are ended. Jun learns the shocking truth about Barasuishou, Enju, and Rozen. Enju was the maker of Barasuishou, not Rozen, therefore, Barasuishou perishes, while the other dolls of the Rozen Maiden will soon be revived.
This episode opens with Souseiseki floating around a white empty space as if looking for something. She leaves after being summoned by her master (aka her medium). Turns out that Souseiseki and Suiseiseki is intially bound to an old man who looks upon Souseiseki as a replacement for his dead son 'Kadzuki'. Unable to take blow of their son's death, the old man's wife had been in a coma for a while. Souseiseki is trying to bring back her soul by searching her dreamworld (the white empty space) but has no success so far. Suiseiseki wanted to leave their master as he's becoming weirder by the day and taking his 'replacement complex' overboard. But Souseiseki refused to leave out of a sense of duty and so Suiseiseki stormed off in a fit to anger to look for Shinku. All the Rozens Maidens scattered in laughter when Jun chase after them for mangling his toy bus. When Hinaichigo and Suiseiseki hides in the storeman, the enchanted mirror shows what has transpired betwen Suiseiseki and her twin.
Shinku claims that Barasuishou never meet any of the dolls of the Rozen Maiden. Since Barasuishou is the seventh doll, this appears to be a sign that the Alice Game would be ending soon. Shinku's strange behavior continues, and Jun continues to worry about her. Jun and Tomoe also visit the doll shop of a doll maker named Enju.
Jun has overcome his past and must now make up all his schoolwork before he can actually go back. Suiseiseki and Souseiseki barge into the Sakurada residence as usual, the dolls play with each other, and everything is back to normal. However, Shinku starts to face deep nightmares about Suigintou. Barasuishou, the fraud of the seventh doll of the Rozen Maiden, is introduced.


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Q: Reusing MySQL results I'm having somewhat theoretical question: I'm designing my own CMS/app-framework (as many PHP programmers on various levels did before... and always will) to either make production-ready solution or develop various modules/plugins that I'll use later.
Anyway, I'm thinking on gathering SQL connections from whole app and then run them on one place:
index.php:
<?php
  include ('latestposts.php');
  include ('sidebar.php');
?>

latestposts.php:
<?php
  function gather_data ($arg){ $sql= ""; }
  function draw ($data) {...}
?>

sidebar.php:
<?php
  function gather_data ($arg){ $sql= ""; }
  function draw ($data) {...}
?>

Now, while whole module system application is yet-to-be-figured, it's idea is already floating somewhere in my brain. However, I'm thinking, if I'm able to first load all gather_data functions, then run sql and then run draw functions - and if I'm able to reuse results!
If, in example, $sql is SELECT * FROM POSTS LIMIT 10 and $sql2 is SELECT * FROM POSTS LIMIT 5, is it possible to program PHP to see: "ah, it's the same SQL, I'll call it just once and reuse the first 5 rows"?
Or is it possible to add this behavior to some DRM?
However, as tags say, this is still just an idea in progress. If it proves to be easy to accomplish, then I will post more question how :)
So, basically: Is it possible, does it make sense? If both are yes, then... any ideas how?

A: Don't get me wrong, that sounds like a plausible idea and you can probably get it running.  But I wonder if it is really going to be beneficial.  Will it cause a system to be faster? Give you more control?  Make development easier?
I would just look into using (or building) a system using well practiced MVC style coding standards, build a good DB structure, and tweak the heck out of Apache (or use something like Lighttpd).  You will have a lot more widespread acceptance of your code if you ever decide to make it open source, and if you ever need a hand with it another developer could step right in and pick up the keyboard.
Also, check out query caching in MySQL--you will see a similar (though not one-to-one) benefit from caching your query results server side with regard to your query example.  Even better that is stored in server memory so PHP/MySQL overhead is dropped AND you don't have to code it.
All of that aside, I do think it is possible.  =)

A: Generally speaking, such a cache system can generate significant time savings, but at the cost of memory and complexity.  The more results you want to keep, the more memory it will take; and there's no guarantee that your results will ever be used again, particularly the larger result sets.
Second, there are certain queries that should never be cached, or that should be run again even if they're in the cache.  For the most part, only SELECT and SHOW queries can be cached effectively, but you need to worry about invalidating them when you modify the underlying data.  Even in the same pageview, you might find yourself working around your own cache system on occasion.
Third, this kind of problem has already been solved several times.  First, consider turning on the MySQL query cache.  Most of the time, it will speed things up a bit without requiring any code changes on your end.  However, it's a bit aggressive about invalidating entries, so you could gain some performance at a higher level.
If you need another level, consider memcached.  You'll have to store and invalidate entries manually, but it can store results across page views (where you'll really find the performance benefit), and will let unused entries expire before running out of memory.


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Q: SQL phpmyadmin backup issue Our website is hosted by dreamhost and two years ago we switched from joomla to WordPress.
Problem: there is a table (Jo's_bannertrack) with 28.000.000 records (yes seriously). I am pretty sure it's not used anymore, it should be joomla's...but since the website is big and visited, I don't want to make any trouble at all.
I can't make any kind of backup: I have tried with wpclone and with mysql dump but it's always too big.
Dreamhost grants me access with ssh and phpmyadmin.
Any idea?

A: Have you tried these options described in the other stack forums?

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*Serverfault

*DBA
Although you haven't given a size of your table (only record count), I expect you should be able to do a simple mysqldump (using your ssh login) at least from that specific table only.
You could also define the amount of rows to backup by using your phpmyadmin

*

*Browse to the table and open to view the records

*Click on export

*On the buttom "Save as file" use the option to select how many rows to export and starting at.

This will output different sql files what your data from 1 table. You should test to see how many rows you can export at a time.

A: I guess phpMyAdmin is not a kind of tool that can back up so much data effectively. Using some alternate solutions to migrate with such a bulk of data seems quite more reasonable, due to lack of any automation in phpMyAdmin.


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In the most recent month of electricity data, February 2019, Kit Carson's average rate of 12.04¢/kWh -- a difference of about -5% from the U.S. average of 12.70¢/kWh that month.
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Heat up chicken stock over medium heat until it starts to simmer. Stir in the sesame oil, salt, and sugar. If you want that iconic restaurant look, then add turmeric powder too.
Pour in the cornstarch/water mixture slowly while constantly stirring the pot. Once the pot returns to a simmer, slowly pour in the eggs while stirring the soup.
Serve immediately and garnish with green onion.
Depending on how fast you stir the soup while pouring in the eggs determines the texture of the eggs. If you want thin ribbons stir faster and if you want thicker pieces stir slower.


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Sources: S&P Capital IQand Ruckus Wireless press release.
What went right: Financially, Ruckus didn't have much to celebrate. New products and relationships are aimed at changing that. In addition to the potential upside from E-Rate, in its press release Ruckus touted a forthcoming partnership withNokia The company's802.11ac technology will be integrated into Nokia Networks' "Flexi Zone" small cell indoor and outdoor wireless products.
What went wrong:As Lo says in her statement, big deals were delayed as clients took longer to make purchases. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but it's also a common problem for companies like Ruckus, which rely on large, long-term deals that include developing and laying an infrastructure. Cash can get consumed quickly when contracts go unsigned. In this case, Ruckus burned through $5.3 million in cash to fund first-quarter operations. Last year, the company generated $3.6 million in operating cash flow.
What's next:Looking ahead, Ruckus Wireless projects $86 million to $91 million in second-quarter revenue, resulting in $0.07 to $0.10 in net income per share after excluding the impact of stock-based compensation and other one-time and non-cash charges.
Analysts tracked by S&P Capital IQ have the company generating $90.72 million in revenue and $0.10 a share in adjusted profit, versus $81 million and $0.07 a share in last year's Q2. Longer term, analysts have Ruckus Wireless growing earnings by an average of 22.57%annuallyduring the next three to five years.
And in terms of the overall business? Investors should keep a close eye on education spending. Ruckus has hinged much of its immediate future on the success of the E-Rate program for bringing fast wireless service to schools and libraries.
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By Indie Nation
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! FAI BABA: THE LIBERATION INTERVIEW
Fai Baba. From left to right, Florian, Olivier, Domi and Rodrigo. © Simona Foletta
Zurich based indie-rock band Fai Baba started as Fabian Sigmund's solo project. A decade after, Fabian is not alone anymore, Domi Chansorn (drums) joins Fai Baba, followed by Oliver Zurkirchen (keys) and Rodrigo Aravena (bass). I met the band in its actual formation at Paléo Festival in July 2017, a few hours before their gig. We sat down backstage and they agreed to let me have an insight in their music and creative world.
Thanks to Fai Baba and thank you to the Paléo team for organizing the interview!
The Liberation: Your fifth studio album Sad and Horny came out last year, if I'm not mistaken, and brought you one step forward into the indie-rock world. How did you make this album and how did you do this step forward?
Florian: It's the fifth album coming out six years after the previous one. And it was just all the steps in between you know, to come to the point that the album got so much attention. And since it's a really nice record because we put a lot of effort in it, it got well appreciated by the press and it's not like a band that's doing a debut album and they poke out but it was a very long way to get to this point. But what was the question again ? (Laughing)
The Liberation: How was the process to make the album, how did you get there?
Florian: It was a little bit of a trip because I recorded the record myself with different people and I recorded everything except the drums that I recorded myself. I finished the record but I didn't release it and then after a while I started working with Domi and then we decided to go to the studio and work on some new songs. So let's say 50/50 is older and new, this had an influence in the choice of the title Sad and Horny because first there was the sad part and then the second part with Domi was horny. (Laughing)
Domi: And yeah the horny part. When we got to know each other we were really horny, musically speaking.
The Liberation: So this is the first album in which you two collaborate?
Florian: Yes.
The Liberation: In which way would you say the new album differs from the others?
Florian: I think the spectrum is a little wider, it's not so much lo-fi anymore. We took a lot of time, we did it like you know when you want to record the vocals you find the right spot by the math. (All laugh) You press "recording". No I mean we were just working on this album and there were different people working with us like Rodrigo and Olivier and it came out really nice and since then we've been playing live shows. And recently we just recorded some new songs which come out on the 24th of August (2017 ed.). It's gonna be a single with two songs and it's the four of us working on it.
The Liberation: Nice! And how do you usually compose your music? Do you write the lyrics first or the music itself?
Florian: Most of the times I have like a little melody and I process it into a song. For the single we just recorded it was the same but then we were really working on it all together.
Domi: We were sitting in the studio for quite a while and working on the songs you know, arranging it. Making it into a piece you know.
Rodrigo: One of the songs that we recorded actually was an idea that Fabian had at a sound check when we were touring in Germany and then we started jamming at the sound check and went "awww". We thought "we have to remember this idea for later on" and then we came back with the idea and we added some more bits and then we were just playing in the studio and sort of trying out different ideas and yeah until the song came out.
The Liberation: Very spontaneous.
Rodrigo: A little bit. And also we had like an idea of the feeling that we wanted to get, you know. Maybe we didn't have all the right chords, the structure of the song, but the feeling that we wanted to convey with the song. It's really cool, it's a really nice way to work.
The Liberation: Nice! So you're based in Zurich which is like a music hub for Switzerland.
Domi: I don't know. Maybe, I mean the all concert thing, there's a lot of stuff happening and also people go out and are willing to pay, you know it works. And the system works.
Rodrigo: There are a lot of musicians of course.
Domi: Yes, and lots of different music and really really good ones. Not that many but there are some really good ones. (All laugh)
The Liberation: Did the fact of being based in Zurich help you getting your music known to the public? Or not really?
Domi: We met in Zurich.
Florian: You know I started playing music ten years ago under the name Fai Baba and this band in its actual formation has existed for a year so far. So it's been a long way to get to this point. And I was not based in Zurich all the time you know. I think it's the same when you live in a city like Berlin or New York even there, there are so many people that you kind of have to build your fan base, especially in this kind of music we're into. It's not like a concept. We don't plan to be famous we don't have a goal so it's just about music, making live music and don't force it too much and don't go too fast. I think Zurich in a kind of way is a nice city because there's lots of financial support. You know we're going on tour with this background and they support us for the tour's driving costs and stuff like this. That allows us to go around and play, so Zurich is very supportive in this way.
Domi: It's also a very beautiful city in the Summer.
The Liberation : Yeah, I know!
Florian: There are also a lot of nice people, my family lives there, yeah.
The Liberation: OK. And what do you think of the Swiss music scene in general? And of the indie-rock scene specifically?
Domi: Yes! (all laugh) Yes it's there. No I think it's an interesting time, I think people gain self awareness and also they start to kind of trust themselves and trust the things they do. In most parts it's good that this is happening.
Florian: I've been living in the city for 15 years. Even before I moved to the city there was a strong scene, it's like it comes and goes in waves. Sometimes there's a lot of young people and they really wanna go for it and kinda build this energy and they make their own shows, and then after a while this or that band doesn't exist anymore and then there's another band coming up. So I think it's not every time and it's funny we're already second or third generation musicians. When I look back my musical influence came from Zurich, from Switzerland and there are bands in Switzerland, in Zurich that still exist like for example Disco Doom. They've been making music for 20 years and it still sounds the same. (All laugh)
The Liberation: Is it good or bad?
Florian: It's good! (Laughing)
The Liberation: And which bands inspire you the most in your work?
Florian: Like Bob Marley and Fela Kuti.
Domi: Yeah Bob Marley and Fela Kuti. (laughing)
Rodrigo: I think that probably we all have so many bands we like that it's hard to say.
Domi: We listen to all the good stuff.
Rodrigo: Most of the good stuff.
Domi: There's good stuff everywhere. That's really good and that's what we are listening to.
Rodrigo: There's really a lot of good stuff, Ice Cube, Bon Jovi (all laugh).
Domi: Linkin Park, rest in peace. (Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington took his own life on July 20th ed.).
Florian: We were listening to Blink 182 the other day.
Domi: Yeah yeah I like Blink 182! Travis Barker he was involved in a plane accident it's crazy he survived.
Florian: My parents grew up with rock n' roll music and rock and pop from the 60s and 70s mostly like The Beatles and the Stones and then I grew up in the 80s and 90s, there were lots of great bands from that time playing with rock music you know. And in the last forty years or so there were so many musical changes in a short period of time, there is so much great music happening all the time.
The Liberation: So if you had to choose with which artist would you like to collaborate?
Florian: Paul McCartney.
Domi: No, Ringo Starr!
Florian: Oh yes, Ringo! You Rodrigo?
Rodrigo: Where do I begin? That's such a hard question. Most of the people I would really like to play with are dead unfortunately. I'd love to collaborate with The Kendricks for example.
Olivier: Kendrick Lamar. (all laugh)
Florian: I'd love to work with Neil Young.
Olivier: That's nice!
The Liberation: All big names..
Florian: The greatest, or Nick Cave!
Olivier: Is he still alive?
Rodrigo: Yeah!
Florian: I don't know for me it was always Keith Richards because I think he's such a weird figure.
The Liberation: Why?
Florian: Because with the life he has it's a miracle he is still alive. He is like this living mummy. He is well preserved in alcohol and drugs. If you touch him in the wrong spot with a needle he is gonna fall apart.
Rodrigo: Especially last year when all the legends were dying and everybody was waiting for Keith. And Keith is like "forget it!".
Florian: You see like pictures where he is standing in front of a supermarket with Marlboro.
The Liberation: He's very strong. Do you have any projects for the future?
Florian: Yes, we are going in this tour in Europe, we play almost fifty shows. It starts in September and ends on the 31st of December 2017. We play a lot of shows in France, Germany, England, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Italy, Serbia.
The Liberation: Wow! And how are you going to prepare yourself for the tour?
Florian: We are going to sleep a lot, take a walk in the forest. No I mean we are always playing music together. This Summer we already had ten shows or so.
Rodrigo: We are very self critical too.
Florian: For sure we're gonna go to the studio and check out some new songs, there's gonna be new music coming up, and the singles.
Rodrigo: Yes, the two new singles.
The Liberation: And one last question, how does it feel to play Paléo tonight (July 21st, 2017 ed.)?
Florian: Oh it's great!
Olivier: Really looking forward to it!
Domi: I'm really really excited. I'm even more excited now that you asked this question. It's like "oh yeah, true!".
Florian: I think it's an honour to play here for a Swiss band. And for Fai Baba it's already the third time. And this time they put us in a really nice slot, we play at 12pm in a big stage and that's really cool you know. It's not like ok you play Paléo and then you end up playing in the afternoon. Yeah it's really cool and the Paléo staff is always very supportive and it's good.
The Liberation: Thank you very much!
Fai Baba: Thank you.
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President Bush is opposing legislation creating a so-called copyright czar and might veto the measure.
The House on Sunday sent the president the "Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights Act," (.pdf) a measure the Senate approved Friday creating a cabinet-level copyright czar charged with implementing a nationwide plan to combat piracy and "report directly to the president and Congress regarding domestic international intellectual property enforcement programs."
The White House successfully lobbied the Senate to remove language tasking the Department of Justice with suing copyright and trademark infringers on behalf of Hollywood, (.pdf) the recording industry, manufacturers and software makers. But the Bush administration also doesn't want a copyright czar, a position on par with the nation's drug czar Congress created in 1982 to wage the War on Drugs. Lawmakers, however, sent him the package anyway.
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Nutrigerontology is a new scientific field that is a synthesis of medicine, biogerontology (the science of aging) and nutrition.
Dr. Kris Verburgh introduced the concept of nutrigerontology in the international scientific journal 'Aging Cell'.
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Nutrigerontology wants to bridge the gap between biogerontology and medicine, with the aim to prevent, reduce the risk, treat and even reverse various aging-associated diseases that afflict our society, like cardiovascular disease, Alzheimer's disease and type 2 diabetes.
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In view of the current epidemic of aging-related and metabolic diseases, there is an urgent need for a more interdisciplinary approach to address these issues.
NUTRIGERONTOLOGY: WHY WE NEED A NEW SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINE TO DEVELOP DIETS AND GUIDELINES TO REDUCE THE RISK OF AGING-RELATED DISEASES
Author: Kris Verburgh, MD (Free University of Brussels)
Published in: Aging Cell
Many diets and nutritional advice are circulating, often based on short- or medium-term clinical trials and primary outcomes, like changes in LDL cholesterol or weight. It remains difficult to assess which dietary interventions can be effective in the long term to reduce the risk of aging-related disease and increase the (healthy) lifespan. At the same time, the scientific discipline that studies the aging process has identified some important nutrient-sensing pathways that modulate the aging process, such as the mTOR and the insulin/insulin-like growth factor signaling pathway. A thorough understanding of the aging process can help assessing the efficacy of dietary interventions aimed at reducing the risk of aging-related diseases. To come to these insights, a synthesis of biogerontological, nutritional, and medical knowledge is needed, which can be framed in a new discipline called 'nutrigerontology'.
Great progress has been made in the course of recent decades in the field of aging research. Biogerontology, the science that studies aging, uncovered some important molecular pathways that are major modulators of the aging process (Kenyon, 2010; Fontana et al., 2010; Bartke et al., 2013). At the same time, society is confronted with an ever-increasing rise in the prevalence of aging-related diseases, such as cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, and Alzheimer's disease. Extending knowledge from biogerontology to clinical medicine and nutritional science can help discover adequate dietary recommendations to prevent or slow down the progress of various aging-related diseases. This knowledge can be framed into 'nutrigerontology', a new scientific discipline that encompasses biogerontology, medicine, and dietetics. Nutrigerontology researches how food substances, foods, food patterns, and diets influence the risk of aging-related diseases and (healthy) lifespan. Nutrigerontology can also be considered as a practical application of biogerontology. This article wants to clarify how biogerontological insights can be used to create dietary recommendations that can reduce the risk of various aging-related diseases that are on the rise in both developed and developing countries.
REDUCED INSULIN/IGF-1 AND MTOR SIGNALING INCREASES LIFESPAN
In the field of biogerontology, the two most well-known pathways implicated in the aging process are the insulin/insulin-like growth factor signaling pathway (IIS pathway) (Bartke et al., 2013) and the mammalian or mechanistic target of rapamycin (mTOR) pathway (Johnsonet al., 2013).
We will initially focus on these two canonical pathways to show how a better understanding of the aging process can help to develop better long-term diet recommendations.
The mTOR and IIS pathways are nutrient-sensing pathways, implying that they are activated by nutrients that we eat, such as carbohydrates (which mainly activate the IIS pathway, but also the mTOR pathway) (Bartke et al., 2013) and amino acids (which mainly activate the mTOR pathway, but also the IIS pathway) (Wullschleger et al., 2006).
The IIS pathway exerts its effects through transmembrane insulin and IGF-1 receptors, which initiate glucose uptake in the cell, and stimulate cell growth and cell proliferation.
The mTOR protein is intracellularly located and a potent stimulator of protein translation.
A mounting body of research shows that loss of function of the IIS pathway and mTOR pathway increases lifespan. Modulating these pathways, genetically or nutritionally, can impact the rate of aging and postpones the advent of aging-related diseases.
For example, mice with a fat-specific insulin receptor knockout (FIRKO) genotype live 18% longer (Blüher et al., 2003) and reducing insulin receptor signaling in the mouse brain extended lifespan up to 18% (Taguchi et al., 2007).
Homozygous deletion of the insulin receptor substrate 1 (Irs1-/-), an effector of the insulin receptor, increased median lifespan by 32% in female mice.
However, deletion of IRS-1 in male mice did not lead to an increased lifespan (Selman et al., 2008). Mice heterozygous for the IGF-1 receptor (Igf1r+/-) live on average 26% longer than their wild-type littermates (Holzenberger et al., 2003).
In humans, the insulin/insulin-like growth factor signaling pathway also is involved in lifespan regulation.
Polymorphic variants of IGF-related pathways confer health and lifespan benefits in humans (Bonafè et al.,2003; Kojima et al., 2004; Pawlikowska et al., 2009).
Female Ashkenazi Jewish centenarians show an overrepresentation of loss-of-function mutations in the IGF-1 receptor (Suh et al., 2008).
Laron dwarves, who are growth hormone receptor deficient, have reduced levels of IGF-1, and despite being generally overweight, they have a major reduction in the risk of type 2 diabetes and cancer (Guevara-Aguirre et al., 2011; Steuerman et al., 2011).
People with acromegaly (due to increased growth hormone and IGF-1 production) have a two- to threefold increase in mortality, mostly because of vascular disease (Clayton, 2003).
Regarding the mTOR pathway, loss-of-function of mTOR or proteins involved in the mTOR pathway doubles the lifespan in the nematodeCaenorhabditis elegans (Vellai et al., 2003) and extends lifespan in the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster (Kapahi et al., 2004).
Mice that express mTOR at 25% of wild-type mice display a 20% increase in median lifespan (Wu et al., 2013).
Rapamycine, a pharmacological mTOR inhibitor, extends lifespan with 9% in male and 14% in female mice (Harrison et al., 2009).


Soba Nippon, located on Fifth Avenue in the center of Manhattan near Rockefeller Center, the Theatre District and many shopping destinations, serves homemade soba (buckwheat noodles) and tofu (soybean curd) using buckwheat and soybean harvested on their very own farm in Canada. Soba Nippon was one of the first restaurants to serve the real hand-made soba in New York, and they lay claim to creation of the original Soba Salad, which has now become one of the most popular Japanese dishes in the world. In addition to soba, they serve many varieties of kobachi (Japanese tapas) accompanied with an excellent selection of sake and wine.


Dos Lunas Reposado is an extraordinary, double distilled, award winning, ultra-premium tequila, aged in new oak barrels and used Tennesee whiskey barrels for nine months. That's longer than industry Reposado standards and the extra time invokes the unique flavor and smoothness that garnered Dos Lunas Reposado 94 points and an "Exceptional" rating from the Beverage Institute's International Review of Spirits in Chicago, Illinois. Glycerin-free, Dos Lunas Reposado can be enjoyed neat, in a snifter, on ice, or in your favorite cocktail.


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Digital and Radio Facts: The Tri State Defender wrote a great piece on PD Devin Steel a couple of days ago… (pictured: Devin and his wife Keysia)The Rumba Room on Main St. Downtown lit up with fun farewells for Devin Steel last Thursday night (July 30.) Known as the "President of Afternoon Radio," Steel is an on-air radio personality and program director for WHRK K97 "" consistently the #1 area station in Hip-Hop and R&station. Devin Steel with promoters Montel Nevels and Gary Maben of Elite Entertainment, which brings Recession Thursday to the Rumba Room along with K97. (Photos by Warren Roseborough.)Steel "" a fixture all over town at the hottest parties "" announced on the social networking site Facebook that he is stepping back from his front-and -center position on the nightclub scene. On his web page, Steel wrote a heartfelt letter to friends and fans. He noted his passion for music and the city of Memphis, and the importance of concentrating on his family "" his wife, Keysia, and their daughters."This is my 20th year doing clubs, events, parties and public functions," said Steel. "I made a promise to my myself, my wife, and my children that if I wasn't where I wanted to be at 35, I would give it all up. Fortunately for me, I can proudly say that I am there." Here's the deal: "For right now, I am just backing away unless it is a special event," said Steel. "People keep asking me am I retiring. The answer is "˜no.' I am taking a step back to catch my breath and to open the door for some other opportunities." A native Memphian, Steel has been program director at HOT 107, as well as K97."I am at the radio station everyday until 8 p.m. and that is really demand ing. One of the main reasons I am backing back from the consistent club stuff is to spend more time with my family," he said. "Me and my wife enjoy traveling, but it is hard to go to, let's say Miami, when you have to be back at the night club Saturday."His success notwithstand ing, Steele said his passion for music and radio still drives him to want to improve his skills. "As a radio host, people may not realize there are so many sides to me. So there comes a time when you have to step back to allow other doors to open up," he said. "One of the things I want to do is go back to school to take some more technology courses. It is very important to continue my education because I do a lot of different things. Even when I do have free time at home I don't have a lot of energy due to the amount of work.""I am not going anywhere. Nobody will miss me," he said. "Interestingly enough, the statistics say that one percent of the people that listen to radio go to the nightclub"¦ I am still going to be on the radio everyday. I am still going to mix everyday at 5 o'clock." The ride home at 5 o'clock with Steel includes the famous, yet ridiculously excellent mix of the latest chart topping hits in Black music. Loyal local listeners heading home call in with shout-outs and updates. Many of them are hilarious. "You can't replace good, local radio. Every day, people call in to radio with great stories. That's what its all about," Steele said. "I have been on the radio for 12 years now, yet when people meet me face to face they still say, "˜I didn't know you were a white guy.' That's a great thing about radio; you never really see who is entertaining you. That alone makes it even better because then it's all based on content, which is a very special thing." Steel said his favorite thing about his job is being around people that have a common passion for music and the way that technology is changing."It is a dream for me. I grew up listening to Stan Bell, Bobby O'Jay, and Jackson Brown. For me to work with these people and to be able to have relationships with them is surely an honor I'll never forget."
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Gov. Newsom Includes $5 Million in State Budget for Armenian American Museum
California Governor Gavin Newsom
SACRAMENTO—Following Saturday's successful meeting and review of the Armenian American Museum by his policy director, Governor Gavin Newsom has included $5 million for museum in his revised 2019-2020 budget.
The meeting and visit with the museum's Board of Directors was initiated by Senator Anthony J. Portantino with the hope of sharing the museum's vision directly with the Governor's office. In an apparent positive outcome, the Governor's proposed budget seeks to increase the California's investment in the museum to $8 million dollars. In his first term, Senator Portantino requested $3 million for the museum and has continued his ardent legislative advocacy for the project.
"I'm ecstatic and extremely thankful to Governor Newsom and Policy Director Anthony Williams for recognizing the overwhelming merit and momentum behind this amazing museum. The Governor's generous offer to help the museum is a clear recognition of the importance of the project to the State of California," commented Senator Portantino.
The Armenian American Museum and Cultural Center of California is in the heart of Glendale, CA with a mission to promote understanding and appreciation of America's ethnic and cultural diversity by sharing the Armenian American experience. The Museum will serve as a cultural campus that enriches the community, educates the public on the Armenian American story, and empowers individuals to embrace cultural diversity and speak out against prejudice.
Sen. Anthony Portantino speaking at the Armenian American Museum's inaugural banquet in December, 2018
"The museum board was very pleased and honored to welcome Mr. Williams to Glendale on Saturday and we are very thankful to Governor Newsom for validating our effort by increasing the State's investment to further our efforts. This is wonderful news for our community and the State of California. We are again grateful to Senator Portantino for helping us share our vision for the museum directly with the Governor's office and the Governor for responding so positively to what we are endeavoring to do," concluded Shant Sahakian, Executive Director Armenian American Museum.
Ten Armenian American cultural, philanthropic, and religious non-profit institutions are represented on the museum's board. They include the Armenian Catholic Eparchy, Armenian Cultural Foundation, Armenian Evangelical Union of North America, Armenian General Benevolent Union Western District, Armenian Missionary Association of America, Armenian Relief Society Western USA, Nor Or Charitable Foundation, Nor Serount Cultural Association, Western Diocese of the Armenian Church of North America, and Western Prelacy of the Armenian Apostolic Church. The city of Glendale has leased the proposed location for the museum for a nominal 99-year lease.
"The City Council was eager to help bring this museum to fruition. We can't thank the Governor enough for recognizing and grasping the importance of this effort and stepping up with additional funds to make it a reality," concluded Glendale Mayor Ara Najarian.
The Governor's May revised budget will be reviewed by both houses of the legislature before the mid-June constitutional deadline for passage. Generally, the Governor's budget priorities successfully make it through that process. Today's action is a very positive step for the museum.
Sen. Portantino represents nearly 930,000 people in the 25th Senate District, which includes Altadena, Atwater Village, Bradbury, Burbank, Claremont, Duarte, Glendale, Glendora, La Cañada Flintridge, La Crescenta, Lake View Terrace, La Verne, Los Feliz, Monrovia, Montrose, Pasadena, San Dimas, San Marino, Shadow Hills, Sierra Madre, South Pasadena, Sunland-Tujunga, and Upland.
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Girl Scout Troop 64164 recently held a food drive at the Huntington Fire Station. They collected 15 turkeys, and 438 pieces of canned goods, along with monetary donations they used to shop for additional food. Their collection will be donated to the Valley Food Bank at Spooner House.


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The Power of Few
Spies, cops and armed children cross paths on a day of danger, mystery and possible transformation. Five unusual characters are unknowingly connected to an extraordinary smuggling operation, as religious conspiracy collides with urban crime.
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
The Sessions
Though a childhood bout with polio left him dependent on an iron lung, Mark O'Brien (John Hawkes) maintains a career as a journalist and poet. A writing assignment dealing with sex and the disabled piques Mark's curiosity, and he decides to investigate the possibility of experiencing sex himself. When his overtures toward a caregiver scare her away, he books an appointment with sex surrogate Cheryl Green (Helen Hunt) to lose his virginity.
Genre: Biography, Comedy, Drama, Romance
All grown up in post-apocalyptic 2018, John Connor must lead the resistance of humans against the increasingly dominating militaristic robots. But when Marcus Wright appears, his existence confuses the mission as Connor tries to determine whether Wright has come from the future or the past — and whether he's friend or foe.
Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller
A Viking boy is left behind after his clan battles a Native American tribe. Raised within the tribe, he ultimately becomes their savior in a fight against the Norsemen.
Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama, Thriller
In the Antarctic, after an expedition with Dr. Davis McClaren, the sled dog trainer Jerry Shepherd has to leave the polar base with his colleagues due to the proximity of a heavy snow storm. He ties his dogs to be rescued after, but the mission is called-off and the dogs are left alone at their own fortune. For six months, Jerry tries to find a sponsor for a rescue mission.
Genre: Adventure, Drama, Family
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A small-town girl wins a date with a Hollywood star through a contest. When the date goes better than expected, a love triangle forms between the girl, the celebrity, and the girl's best friend.


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Q: How to document a closure with phpdocumentor? So, i'm working with Silex microframework and i'm curious about the correct PHPDoc way to document a closure.
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A: What is it that you are wanting to say to the reader of your document with regard to that closure?  Do you want to highlight that it exists, or create a @uses<-->@usedby documentation link to the Silex\Application->escape() method that your closure is using?
I'm not aware that any PHPDoc syntax exists to document a closure (yet), but given that it can't actually be used by a consumer in an API context, I'm not sure there's a use case to document it... well, aside from providing details to a code-reading doc reader.  If the latter is the case, I'd probably use an @internal tag to write whatever notes about the closure that I wanted the reader to be aware of.  Further, given that I see no "documentable elements" in that code snippet, you'd have to put that @internal tag in the file-level docblock.


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Northeast Iowa Man Struck, Killed by Passing Vehicle After Putting His Car in the Ditch
Mark Pitz Send an email November 27, 2022Last Updated: November 27, 2022
A northeast Iowa man was killed by a passing vehicle after putting his own car in the ditch.
The Fayette County Sheriff's Office says they received a report of a motor vehicle collision involving a pedestrian on the 27000 Block of Lincoln Road, north of West Union, at about 6:30 p.m. Monday (11.21) evening. At the scene, deputies determined that 54-year-old Guadalupe Salgado Bernal of Ossian had put his car in the ditch.
While a nearby resident was in the process of pulling Bernal's vehicle out of the ditch with a tractor, a GMC Terrain driven by 64-year-old Susan Lueder came upon the scene and attempted to drive around the tractor. However, Lueder's vehicle struck Bernal as he was standing in the roadway, wearing all dark clothing.
Bernal was pronounced dead at the scene.
The incident remains under investigation
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Founder of Ception Therapeutics, Inc., Dennis H. Langer is Professor at Georgetown University School of Medicine and on the board of 8 other companies.
In the past Dr. Langer held the position of Chairman at Light Sciences Oncology, Inc., President & Chief Executive Officer at Neose Technologies, Inc., Associate Director-Clinical Research at Abbott Laboratories, Associate Clinical Investigator at Eli Lilly & Co., Managing Partner at Phoenix IP Ventures LLC, Senior Director-Marketing at Searle & Co., Inc., Chief Executive Officer & Director at AdvanDx, Inc., Senior Vice President-Research & Development at GlaxoSmithKline LLC, Senior VP-Research & Development at SmithKline Beecham Ltd., President-North Americas Region at Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, Inc., Chief Resident at Yale School of Medicine and Director at Ception Therapeutics, Inc.
Dr. Langer received a graduate degree from Harvard Law School, a doctorate from Georgetown University School of Medicine and an undergraduate degree from The Trustees of Columbia University in The City of New York.
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Bell' Alma Duo plays beautiful selections from the opera on this flute and harp CD, including the title track by David Evan Thomas.
Bell Alma Duo performs a selection of operatic favorites on this flute and harp CD. Frisch and Kiezle are principal players from the Minnesota Opera and Minnesota Orchestra. David Evan Thomas contributed O bell' alma: Concert Paraphrase on Themes from Lucia di Lammermoor, a grand fantasy in the nineteenth-century style. Also music by Bellini, Puccini, Bizet, Massenet, Strauss, Daniel Sturm, Gluck and Verdi.


A samurai meets an elderly tea master on the road and sees he is carrying a sword from the Emperor. Taking great offence that this man would have such a weapon, the samurai challenges him to a duel the next morning. The tea master however has no skills with a sword but knows he must attend, but how will be survive?
Please enjoy "The Tea Master" and find out how this fragile old man deals with the challenge of the swordsman. If you are interested in more about this short film, you can find out about the cast and crew at http://teamastermovie.com/crew/ Although this film centers around the Japanese arts, it could just as well be about the the Chinese arts. Worth a look for the solid telling of an old story on limited resources, but there is scope for more meaning, more atmosphere and better delivery. Aaron Au is known for his work on Watchmen (2009), Fantastic Four (2005) and 2012 (2009).


1. Preheat the oven to 170°C, gas mark 3. Butter and base line a 20cm ring mould cake tin. Cream the butter with the sugar and lemon zest in a large bowl until very pale and light. Gradually beat in the eggs a tablespoon at a time, adding a tablespoon of the flour if the mixture starts to split.
2. Fold in the flour with the lemon juice, soured cream and caraway seeds. Spoon into the tim and level the surface, making a shallow well in the centre with the back of a spoon. Scatter over the blueberries.
3. Bake for about 1 hour until the cake is risen and golden and a skewer comes out of the centre clean and dry. Place the tin on a wire rack and leave to cool completely. When cold, remove the cake from the tin and store in an airtight container Sprinkle with icing sugar before serving, if you wish.


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Q: Making table's  scrollable using display:block and offsetWidth I'm trying to make a table tbody scrollable, and reading this SO question I found out
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Also, to set the tbody width to match the thead width, I need to set the offsetWidth for the first row's td.
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A: I would recommend using DataTables. I was skeptical at first but now I use them for everything. They support a lot of functionality, from exporting files, to filtering, tbody scrolling etc. You are going to love them...
EDIT: And not to mention they are free, and they work in most major browsers...


New Marston Primary School provides high-quality wraparound childcare appropriate for children aged 4-11 in fulltime education. We open from 7.30am-8.40am for Breakfast Club and 3.15pm-6.30pm for After-School childcare.
New Marston's breakfast club offers hot and cold breakfast to the children from cereal and toast to treats such as pancakes and cooked breakfasts. The children can all sit down together amongst friends and staff and share morning conversations and get ready to start the day in a positive way.
Our After-School Club offers lots of activities and free play sessions where children can have fun with their friends in a physically and emotionally safe environment. Our After-School Club aims to create an environment of fun and relaxation but also one where a child can challenge themselves to try new things. Throughout our sessions, we aim to provide a diverse mix of activities to meet many interests.
Our After-School Club provides children with a comfortable transition from the structured school day to the out-of-school part of their day. The club uses our Dining Hall as their base. Along with the activities offered, this environment allows children the time to relax and enjoy themselves while still partaking in a variety of structured activities. The children can go outside to do activities (weather permitting) with staff members, enjoying different sports together, encouraging interaction, sharing, team building and having fun! We also offer arts and crafts, a reading area, cooking, lego and construction, board games and any help needed with homework or other learning.


The 1st meeting of the seminar on the theoretical and methodological issues of the international relations studies was held in the IMEMO. Corresponding-member of RAS Feodor Voitolovsky led the seminar. During the meeting Head of the Department of International Political Problems Nikolay Kosolapov made a report.
The seminar of the Center for International Security led by Academician Alexey Arbatov was held in the IMEMO in the framework of the project supported by the Russian Science Foundation.
Under the auspices of International Think Tank Summit «Primakov Readings», on May, 25 2018 IMEMO hosted second international seminar within trilateral research project among Observer Research Foundation (India), Woodrow Wilson Center (USA) and Primakov National Research Institute of World economy and International Relations /IMEMO (Russia).
The seminar of situational analysis called "The problems of frozen conflicts" with the participation of the experts from the Centre for Post-Soviet Studies, the centre for Situational Analysis and the Institute of Political Researches of the Charles University in Prague (Czech Republic).


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Patriots game vs. Barnstormers rained out
Tuesday's game between the Somerset Patriots and Lancaster Barnstormers was rained out
Patriots game vs. Barnstormers rained out Tuesday's game between the Somerset Patriots and Lancaster Barnstormers was rained out Check out this story on mycentraljersey.com: http://mycj.co/1othZNK
MyCentralJersey Published 10:06 p.m. ET Aug. 12, 2014 | Updated 10:07 p.m. ET Aug. 12, 2014
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Tuesday evening's game between the Somerset Patriots (20-13, 67-36) and the Lancaster Barnstormers (17-15, 56-46) from Clipper Magazine Stadium in Lancaster, Pa., was postponed due to rain.
The game will be made up as part of a doubleheader on Tuesday, Sept. 2, in Lancaster. Game one will start at 6:05 p.m. and game two will begin approximately 30 minutes after game one. Each game will be seven innings.
Somerset will face Lancaster today and Thursday before playing a three-game weekend series at Long Island. The Patriots return home at TD Bank Ballpark on Monday for a 7:05 p.m. game against the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs.


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