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Sunday in New York
Everett Freeman
Norman Krasna
Peter Nero
Leo Tover
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Sunday in New York (1963), Metrocolor, is an American comedy film directed by Peter Tewksbury and starring Cliff Robertson, Jane Fonda, and Rod Taylor. The screenplay by Norman Krasna was adapted from his play which had been produced on Broadway the previous year. It was one of Fonda's earliest films, and she was called "the loveliest and most gifted of all our new young actresses" by Newsday. The soundtrack score was composed and performed by Peter Nero.
Eileen Tyler (Fonda) is twenty-two years old and is suffering from her breakup with Russ (Robert Culp). She comes to New York City to visit her brother Adam (Robertson), who is an airline pilot. Eileen confides to her brother that she thinks she may be the only 22-year-old virgin left in the world. Adam assures her that sex is not what all men look for and insists he hasn't slept around. Of course, Adam is lying and is in hot pursuit of a tryst with his occasional girlfriend Mona. However, Adam's date with Mona has a series of job related interruptions. Meanwhile, Eileen decides to see if she can have some fun for herself in New York, and seems to find the perfect candidate in Mike (Taylor), a man she meets on the bus. But things get complicated when Russ pops in with a proposal and a mistaken assumption.
Cliff Robertson as Adam
Jane Fonda as Eileen
Rod Taylor as Mike
Robert Culp as Russ Wilson
Jo Morrow as Mona Harris
Jim Backus as Chief Pilot Drysdale
Peter Nero as Himself
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Since next week is the fourth of July, it means fireworks, parades, and more fireworks. It also means my kids have been asking what I'm going to put on their shirts this year.
using heat press vinyl. My design was only 7″, so I was a little worried about my machine cutting the small pieces. I tried it on a piece of scrap vinyl first, just to be sure it would work.
It took a little extra time to weed out the little pieces, but I love how it makes the letters look old and worn out.
You can see how I apply multiple colors of heat press vinyl here.
This is so cool and I love the grunge look. Very creative! Thanks for sharing. I wanted to invite you to come over to my blog and join the challenge this week. The challenge is Red, White and Blue. The link up begins tomorrow, Wednesday so come on over!!!!


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Hello Koders,

To kick off 2014, we shipped a completely redesigned version of Koding. We started from scratch and ended with what we feel is the best version of Koding yet. As a celebration we're giving away 100TB of total disk space to our wonderful users who have believed in us and been with us so far.
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One thing we keep repeatedly hearing is to increase the amount of VM disk space, so you can install more software, pull more git repos and play with some databases. So we're giving away 100TB worth of space. Here's how the giveaway works:

First we quadrupled the base size of our vms to 4GB. Second, if you invite your friends and they signup we give you both an extra 1GB. **(Scroll down for a link)**

**Journey to New Koding!**

The redesign was far from easy. The old Koding was good, but we wanted better, so we went back to the drawing board and started from a clean slate. We evaluated every single pixel with a single question in mind: is this helping us achieve our goal? If the answer was no, we threw it out regardless of how much emotion we had attached to it. It took a whole lot of effort, more than 1000 combined engineer and designer hours went into making this. We did this for one reason, to give our users an unparalleled user experience of programming in the cloud.

We feel this is our best version yet, if you like what we're up to, please help spread the word. We want everybody in the world to be able to learn programming, as well as get better at creating software. We'll really appreciate it if you'd share us with your friends and colleagues. Our community is growing very fast, it's vibrant and friendly. We want to make it bigger, get more users who share our vision and who are genuinely interested in coding.

Koding started with simple premise of bringing programming to the cloud. Too many hours have been wasted by beginners and experts alike struggling to get their environment up and running. Hours that could've been spent building the next self driving car or solving important problems. So we built Koding to alleviate that pain. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do.

See you on Koding!

### [And click here for your 4GB VM - Enjoy! :)][1]

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And the lion glares thro' the dun forest.
And judge of tinkling rimes and elegances terse.
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In solemn gloom of branches interwove?
Where, like the sea, the waves of battle move?
The weary wanderer thro' the desert rove?
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Koinup, a virtual world multimedia sharing site, recently held a Second Life music video contest. Yesterday, the judges, including Codebastard Redgrave and Tao Takashi, gathered to announce the winners of the contest. They picked two winners by jury, and the other was selected by the community.
The Community Award went to a video, The Little Newbie, by Alienhearts. We previously featured the work of this talented machinimator back in November, with the first, and only, episode of NooB. The video highlights a moment we've all had in SL where we create something we think is beautiful, but turns out to be not so great. Set to a fast-paced electronic mix, it blends newbie gestures with cheesy group dance scenes typically seen in real-life music videos.
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DEQ expert who warned of PFAS risk in 2012 explains why it took the state years to respond
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How well has the State of Michigan responded to the problem of PFAS contamination of our groundwater? That was the focus of a Grand Rapids hearing Tuesday convened by U.S. Senator Gary Peters, D-Mich.
During his introduction to the hearing, Sen. Peters praised Michigan Department of Environmental Quality geologist Robert Delaney for his "foresight and bravery in sounding the alarm" about PFAS contamination in Michigan.
Delaney joined Stateside to talk about his work on PFAS, and why his warnings to the state about the extent of contamination in 2012 didn't get a much of a response until last year.
PFAS, or "per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances," are a group of highly-resistant industrial chemicals that have been used in the production of firefighting foam, waterproof shoes, non-stick pots and pans, and other materials since the 1950s. The chemicals were first put on Delaney's radar back in 2010 when he was involved with cleanup efforts at Air Force bases across the state, including Wurtsmith Air Force Base in Oscoda.
When Delaney learned that the U.S. Department of Defense considered PFAS chemicals to be contaminants of emerging concern, Delaney asked a consultant of his to test a soil sample from Wurtsmith for PFOS and PFOA, two common chemicals in the PFAS family. They discovered that the soil was "highly contaminated."
"We started taking duplicate samples of everything the Air Force did, and as we proceeded, we found PFOS, PFOA, and a bunch of other chemicals all over the base, all through the surface water, and in all the fish," Delaney said.
PFAS chemicals are nearly impossible to break down. That means that if PFAS are deposited in the environment — say, when a manufacturing company releases discharge containing the chemicals into a nearby creek — they will be there for a very long time. Delaney said he became frightened by what appeared to be the rapidly-increasing magnitude of the situation, and by the fact that very few people understood the potential harm.
Delaney began conducting his own research into PFAS. He wasn't trained in toxicology or in epidemiology, but he wanted to be entirely certain that these chemicals posed a threat to public health before tasking the Air Force with cleaning up Wurtsmith.
"I call them the 'contaminants from hell' because they travel everywhere, they bioaccumulate, they're indestructible, we need them for so many things," he said. "It's the perfect contaminant if you want to create a problem."
PFAS exposure has been linked to an increased risk of testicular and kidney cancer, thyroid and immune system issues, and developmental problems in fetuses and newborns. These chemicals aren't easily absorbed through the skin, so exposure usually results from drinking PFAS-contaminated water.
In 2012, Delaney submitted a 93-page report to then-MDEQ Director Dan Wyant. He recommended checking state blood and food supplies for contamination as preliminary measures to address the PFAS problem.
"My biggest emphasis was saying 'Look, we can't clean all this stuff up immediately. What we want to really make sure is we're just not consuming it, we're not taking it in,'" Delaney said.
Delaney hoped Wyant would bring in other scientists to evaluate the scope and severity of PFAS contamination before bringing the issue to Gov. Rick Snyder. But aside forming a small PFAS task group at the agency and adding the chemicals to yearly sampling for fish and water, Delaney didn't see much movement on the issue.
When asked what he thinks about Gov. Snyder's recent action on PFAS, years after the circulation of his report, Delaney said that "nothing is perfect."
"Governor Snyder came in with a mandate to fix the economy," he said. "He was brought in. We voted in someone who was from the business community. And the perception in the business community has always been that they're over regulated, that a lot of people feel we're doing too much on the environment."
He said that the Snyder administration has taken a more aggressive and informed approach to environmental quality issues since the fallout from the Flint water crisis. Delaney thinks the governor's decision to begin testing water systems across the state will change discussions regarding PFAS contamination nationwide.
"Once that data started to come in, that data is informing the whole nation of the problem," Delaney said. "Michigan is by far not the only state with PFAS problems, we're just the ones that are — us and a few other states — are really shining a light on 'Hey, this is in your water. This is in your food. This is in your surface water, in your fish. You need to do something about it.'"
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Our Sunday worship has singing, prayer, a talk and time to be together. We sing a mixture of new and old.
At clifton moor church we are all about Jesus. Explore the wonders of his miracles, experience the power or prayers and enjoy lots of worship.
We are a mix of people from old to young, and of all different backgrounds, history and denominations, all seeking Jesus together. We are church of many different flavours!
We have a crèche at CMC with lots of toys for children to play with and a younger children's group called 'Noah's Ark', where we do lots of fun crafts and games.
We have an older group for year 4 and up called '#Messengers'. For year 5 and over there is a youth club at st marks church every Sunday from 5:00pm until 7:00 where children play games, socialise, discuss God and have some a bite to eat.
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Q: Android Interfaces and onCreate() This is a double question about using interfaces - namely onclickListener (and related) within an Activity.

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*onCreate should be short - so says the documentation - but if I have lots and lots of views all of which have onClickListeners it can get quite long. I'm worried this will cause the UI thread to timeout. Is this a problem?

*Is there a best way to use onClickListener? By which I mean, is it better for the Activity to implement onCLickListener and then have a very long onClick() method? Or do the following:
mView.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener(){
   ...
 });

for each View? Does it really make any difference?

A: It shouldn't bother with the loading of your activity because the code inside onClick listener is executed only when a click is made on its view.
Besides, its not a good idea to execute heavy stuff (network, database, drawable manipulation, etc.) in onCreate. In case if you really need to do such processing then off-load it to an AsyncTask which runs your code in a separate thread causing your UI (main) thread to be free.

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*They mean "short" in that don't do anything that takes a long time to process in onCreate().  Anything like math computations, networks or database access, extremely large bitmaps inflations should be done in a thread.  The only overhead that setting an onClickListener to a view is calling a method, setting a reference, and usually creating an object.  If object creation does any of the aforementioned things, then it would be best to pre-load the object before creating it.

*There's no real difference.  What you choose depends entirely on your implentation and coding stye.  Using an anonymous object like you showed is kind of like a "set-and-forget" style way of doing it.  It's suitable if the action is unique to the button.  Creating a whole new class that that implements onClickListener() would be required if there needs to be a state that persists with each click.  That way, you create the object once and set all the necessary views to the single object.  It may also be useful to do it in that fashion if many views do the same action when clicked.

A: 1) I agree with Deev's answer.
2) Please note that if you choose to use the anonymous inner class solution
mView.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener(){
...
});

You create an object for each assignment.
Conversely if you implement OnClickListener in your activity you won't create any other object. This doesn't make so much difference for a small number of object but could save some memory (and save you from GC) for larger number (and you said to have a lots and lots) of objects. Avoid unuseless object creation is suggested in Designing for Performance

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To adapt Voltaire: if Jamie Goode didn't exist, wine nerds would need to invent him. No other wine writer appears to have the scientific background, or the will, or the skill, to bring rigorous scrutiny to this sadly vague field of endeavour (wine appreciation), which even at its most professional doesn't really know whether it's a matter of aesthetics, science, gentlemanly appreciation, amateur enthusiasm or straightforward business. And while I'm still in the mood for wholehearted congratulation, three cheers for the publisher of Jamie's latest book, I Taste Red: The Science of Tasting Wine, and of most significant books on wine these days – University of California Press.
Incidentally, having mentioned the publisher it is perhaps worth noting that, unlike most reviewers, I am not commenting on a "review copy" but on one that I purchased myself out of interest (the book is available from loot.co.za at the good price of R401).
I intend to engage, over a few blogs, with a few of the issues the book raises, rather than attempt a straightforward review (those that I've seen have been entirely laudatory). Let me state immediately, though, that I would unhesitatingly recommend it as vital to anyone who ventures – or appreciates –critical/judgemental opinions on wine and wishes to do so as honestly and informedly as possible. I have a few doubts as to whether the book provides a totally convincing way forward, but it will help honest tasters to arrive at some guidelines for themselves.
The scope of I Taste Red is alarmingly wide and Jamie has done a great deal of research. Tasting wine is the focus, but as that activity is part of human perception, investigating it requires "dipping into the worlds of physiology, psychology, neuroscience, and philosophy". Chemistry too, of course – but that's a more "at home" subject for the author.
The essential implication of this work is, I think, to confirm that anyone who blithely claims that a wine critic must relate only to "what is in the bottle" (the basic argument for blind tasting, for example) is invoking the impossible. Our wine experiences are coloured by our culture in general and our wine-education in particular, by our individual physiologies and psychologies, by immediate context; the book adduces the evidence for all this, and explains it well. As Jamie asserts, humans "are not simple measuring devices". He stresses, invoking both physiology and neuroscience, the individual re-creation of seemingly "objective" realities such as flavour, but also acknowledges the social dimension (such matters as differences in taste between cultures and historical periods) – pointing to the need to historicise ourselves and our activities.
Incidentally, the book does deal intelligently with some of the problems and some of the research findings rather despairingly cited by Marthélize Tredoux on this website last week – describing them well and putting them in a different, more serious context from that in which the general press likes to maliciously delight in: finding something that seems to undermine the obscure and snobbish matter of appreciating fine wine.
Jamie certainly doesn't think that the project of wine expertise, of educated palates, of useful wine tasting and wine description, is revealed as nonsense by the revelations of physiology, psychology and neuroscience – though he does think some reform in wine-tasting practice is necessary. In fact he's a reformist rather than a revolutionary and, in a few instances perhaps over-influenced in his conclusions by his own imbrication in current systems of professional wine judging.
Take, for example, the common situation of big (blind) competitive tastings. Quite apart from the general significant problem of individual differences in taste, Jamie discusses the problem of desensitisation, in which one gets used to a particular aroma. More hazardous is cross-adaptation. A repeated wine aroma (of, say, cabernet in a big line-up of that wine) "will change your perception of the wine without your being aware of it. Tasting a lengthy flight (or series) of the same kind of wine can be risky in this regard". Normally, he points out, "repeated exposure to the same taste or smell will result in a degree of adaptation". When it comes to astringent tannins and saliva flow, the problem of a big line-up of reds is more dire: "the sense of astringency increases with each fresh sample. The overwhelming of "the buffering and dilution capacity of the saliva" can also "lead to acidity being misjudged".
But his is not a "counsel of despair for professional wine tasting" and he suggests some ameliorative practices rather than accusing the whole big-tasting business of being unuseful nonsense, as some of us might like to. Let's all agree, though that the findings of science "should encourage us to approach tasting with a degree of humility". That would be a great development.
I found your review interesting. My husband and myself run a U3A wine tasting group in Cumbria UK. Next month we are having a blind tasting of single grapes and would like to replicate the experiment in the book of adding a red food colouring to white wine to see if our members spot this. We have e mailed Jamie Goode for some advice re what he used to colour the wine but have not received a reply. Have you ever tried this experiment and do you have any advice.
I'd love to know how my citation of experiments to illustrate a point ended up earning the adjective "despairing"?
I only really despair when a microcosm of wine writers dismiss even moderately scientific experiments rather flippantly because it doesn't fit their narrative of personal experience (i.e. anecdote).
Hi Marthélize – You referred to some reports of experiments that on a superficial view make wine tasting seem utterly subjective nonsense. You say: "You have to admit, that seems to dent the credibility of the whole matter somewhat". That sounds to me somewhat despairing of the value of "the whole matter".
I made mention of them, yes. I suppose you'd only see the dent in the credibility of the reputation of professional tasting "despairing" if you are convinced of it's infallibility. I didn't find it despairing. I found it interesting.
I believe I've written about the science side of this before. I might not have a PhD like Jamie (who I greatly admire, btw) but I've got some experience in science. I'd love to dedicate more time and words to it. Sadly, it's difficult to do when you have a day job other than wine writing. Perhaps one day.
It does sound like you are comparing my mention of experiments (pared down to fit into an 800 word piece) to Jamie's in-depth analysis in his book.


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Die Gibbon Bay ist eine 1,5 km lange Bucht an der Ostküste von Coronation Island im Archipel der Südlichen Orkneyinseln. Ihre Einfahrt liegt zwischen den Landspitzen Rayner Point und The Turret.

Der britische Walfängerkapitän George Powell und sein US-amerikanisches Pendant Nathaniel Palmer sichteten die Bucht gemeinsam im Dezember 1821. Der norwegische Walfängerkapitän Petter Sørlle nahm 1912 eine Positionsbestimmung vor. Wissenschaftler der britischen Discovery Investigations präzisierten dies im Jahr 1933 und benannten die Bucht nach Geoffrey McKay Gibbon (1896–1983), dem Schiffsarzt der RRS Discovery II.

Im Jahr 1983 wurden mehr als 13.000 Brutpaare des Zügelpinguins in der Gibbon Bay gezählt. Zudem zählt die Uferlinie der Bucht zu den Brutgebieten des Schneesturmvogels.

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Fifty five Chinese engineers and professional technicians are among those employed in the rehabilitation work of the Kandy–Jaffna A 9 highway, Parliament was informed yesterday.
Two contracts have been awarded for the construction of the highway, one at an estimated cost of Rs 9,592 million (without VAT) from the Galkulama to Panichchankulam segment while the other contract has been given at an estimated cost of Rs 9,532 million for the Panichchankulama to Jaffna segment.
Both contacts were awarded in February 2011 and due to be completed around the middle of 2013, Deputy Minister of Highways Nirmala Kotalawala said in response to a question raised by UNP Colombo District MP Ravi Karunanayaka.
In addition to these costs, the labour costs of each phase of the A 9 rehabilitation project had been estimated at around Rs 1, 1500 million.


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'General Hospital' fan recap: The enemy of my enemy
by Karen Belgrad, Community Contributor	 @karenb0716
Jun 13, 2015 | 12:00PM
Season 53 | Episodes 44-48 | Aired Jun 8-12, 2015
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General Hospital's Luke and Laura are an iconic daytime couple. There's really not a question about that. Over 30 million viewers watched them marry in 1981. But that was a long time (and millions of viewers ago) in the land of daytime television.
In the current day and age, Luke and Laura have not been a couple for years. So why would anyone in Port Charles believe that the mere sight of Laura would cause Luke to dump Tracy at their engagement party?
Sure, there are facets that have longed for a reunion of the famous couple, but the act of Laura pulling Luke aside, and his returning and glumly stating that he has chosen Laura over Tracy, should raise way more red flags than it did. Instead, we witness Tracy berating herself for falling for Luke and many angry looks. Luckily, by week's end, Luke reveals to Dillon and Lulu that the renewed relationship is a lie. How long it will take for the reasoning to be disclosed is anyone's guess.
And as vicious as Nikolas has come, it may not bad thing if he takes over ELQ. As it stands, Michael Quartermaine might be the most inept CEO ever. First, he hired Rosalie without a background check because she stood by him (slept with him) when nobody else did (he was mad at everyone) and earned his trust. Next, he openly discusses the missing 33.5 percent of ELQ shares. Not that we ever see anyone else working at ELQ, but imagine the panic that must be happening among his invisible employees! Finally, he hires Jakeson to be the new head of ELQ security, mostly because they had a chummy conversation a few months back. Never mind that the only job history the amnesiac Jakeson has is being a brainwashed Cassadine soldier and Jerome grease monkey. Never mind that Jakeson has no social security number, so ELQ will have to pay their head of security under the table.
But Nikolas' plans to get Brooklyn or Dillon or Maya's shares for his takeover are on the verge of being thwarted. While viewers don't know what Laura overheard, we do know that his many flunkies include Rosalie and Sloane. Sloane already told Anna that Nikolas is up to no good, so it's highly possible that he will double-cross his new boss. And Rosalie is incapable of making a secret phone call in secret, so Sabrina and Sam are already trying to figure out her game. Might her long-forgotten deep, dark secret finally come to light?
Ava's plan to keep everyone believing she is Denise may come undone by her own actions. It's no great surprise that she ends up in a lip lock with her former lover, Morgan. It's even less of a surprise that Morgan didn't immediately clue in to her actual identity. But Ava's face when she learned her daughter and former boy toy have reignited their relationship should have clued in even blind viewers. And while Sonny may be casually voicing doubts, Michael lets her spend a few moments (alone!) with Avery, solely based on her familial connections to the baby. One would think, after having been kidnapped twice in less than a year, that Michael would be a little more cautious with security. Ava's motherly instincts kick in, as she coos all over her daughter, but Michael doesn't notice the intense connection "Denise" is having with his ward.
Also not noticing things is Jakeson, as he fills in Elizabeth on his dream of playing with Danny and motorcycle toys. Michael tells Jakeson a story of Edward and Danny bonding, which Jakeson acknowledges is similar to his own initial meeting with Danny. Elizabeth is in a panic that the proximity of Jakeson to all things Quartermaine will trigger his memories, but at this point, she really need not worry. It's clear that nothing obvious is going to bring this saga to an end.
Franco elicits Obrecht's help in clueing in Nina to the sham that is her marriage. Obrecht thinks Madeline will make a fine ally, but the two are stunned to find that she is no longer imprisoned at Pentonville. Instead, Madeline saunters into Obrecht's office, bragging that her new (unnamed, but … Ric?) lawyer helped attain her release. And while Madeline may know the true identity of Nathan's father (remember that story?), it seems that Obrecht also has some ammunition that might make Madeline more compliant in helping out as well. Of course, none of that will matter if Molly decides to murder Nina for telling her to call her mom.
Finally, General Hospital dipped its toe into the world of racial profiling, with T.J. being arrested for assaulting a department-store security guard. T.J. tries to buy Molly a gift, and the store detains him to check the validity of his credit card. Dante is called to the scene, and T.J. decides he has had enough of being looked at with suspicious eyes and goes to leave. A scuffle with the security guard ensues, and T.J. knocks him to the ground. Dante is forced to arrest T.J. and Jordan doesn't release her son, for fear of it looking like special treatment. The footage of the scuffle is released to the media, painting T.J. in an unfavorable light. T.J. stews at the PCPD, angry at his mother, and rightly pointing out that he did nothing (other than being black) to initiate the credit-card questions.
Knowing the credit card is valid, Valerie suggests that Dante set the media record straight with the whole truth. But while she may be supportive of her cousin-in-law, Dante and Valerie's eyes lock for a few intense moments too long.


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Q: Setting Racket Geiser Emacs Path I'm trying to get Geiser's REPL to work in Emacs, but it doesn't seem to be able to find Racket.
racket is on my path, but anytime I type
run-geiser

followed by
racket

it complains:

Unable to start REPL: Searching for program: no such file or directory, racket

I read in the Geiser docs that I may have to manually tell Geiser where to find racket, but I can't tell where to configure this property of Geiser.
Thanks for your help.

A: Ok, so I added:
(setq geiser-racket-binary "/home/user/racket/bin/racket")

to my .emacs file after loading geiser.el.
I was expecting a configuration file somewhere to set this.
Thanks.

A: I know this is an old question, but for future people having a hard time getting it to find the Racket executable despite it being in your path, you can simply use the executable-find function.
This searches your path and returns the absolute path to the executable, which is what the geiser-racket-binary function wants.  So this is an alternative to explicitly setting the absolute path:
(setq geiser-racket-binary (executable-find "Racket"))

A: In Windows, adding the location of the Racket executable to the "path" environment variable which is part of Windows will allow Geiser/Emacs to find the Racket Executable.


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Every industry faces some level of risk. With jobs that can involve using acidic cleaning agents, exposure to dangerous pathogens, and scrubbing windows while suspended from a high-rise building, commercial cleaning is no exception.
Whether an operation is based within the facility it maintains or is an outside contracting company that cleans dozens of client office buildings, commercial cleaning providers—like most other service providers—need to proactively protect themselves.
By taking steps to mitigate some of the most common—yet potentially problematic—risk scenarios, your organization may be able to prevent significant fines, lawsuits, and other penalties.
Same-level falls annually cost businesses more than US$10 billion, according to the 2016 Liberty Mutual Research Workplace Safety Index.
Water and other spilled materials can be a key culprit. A 2011 restaurant safety study from the Liberty Mutual Research Institute for Safety found a contaminated floor made it 14.6 times more likely someone would slip.
Prevention tip: Procedural training can help reduce the chances that cleaning professionals and building occupants will stumble. When transporting a bucket full of water, for example, place the mop in the bottom, not the wringer, which Gary Clipperton—founder and president of cleaning industry consultant and training company National Pro Clean Corp.—says can help prevent splashing when passing over doorway thresholds.
Other Accidents and Injuries
The commercial cleaning industry is no stranger to injuries, according to HM Risk Group President Ashley Hunter, who has underwritten commercial cleaning providers and other businesses for liability coverage. "Employees are moving a lot of things; you have a lot of issues with disc problems," Hunter says. "Because of the work they're doing, there are a lot of carpel tunnel issues."
Injuries like these can have a damaging effect on operations.
"On the manpower side, that's a liability for the owners of the company," Hunter says. "When you have employees who are down, that means you have [to] hire other people; there's a cost involved, and your workman's compensation [coverage] can skyrocket immediately."
Prevention tips: To avoid muscle strains, Clipperton suggests showing employees the proper way to handle heavy lifting. For example, lift upright vacuums from the middle, and consider mounting a handle on the front of a floor machine if it requires frequent transport up steps or into a van.
In-house facility managers may be willing to offer regular training sessions to ensure employees know how to avoid injury. External cleaning company owners, however, sometimes resist because it'll take time away from cleaning work and revenue, according to D.J. Carroll, who owns commercial exterior cleaning company EasyPro Property Services in Louisville, KY.
"Without proper training, you're begging for problems," Carroll says. "It will actually cost you more in the long term than what you'll pay up front for training."
To protect yourself against erroneous claims—someone, for example, faking a fall, or tripping over his/her umbrella and insisting it was due to a wet floor—Charles Caulkins, a partner with law firm Fisher & Phillips LLP, who has represented a Florida-based commercial cleaning company for 25 years, recommends surveillance camera use.
Clearly, placing cameras in restrooms is out of the question; cameras in other spaces, though, can provide legal protection, particularly for commercial cleaning companies, which Caulkins says often accept responsibility in client contracts for fall-related accidents.
"Hopefully the owner has cameras," he says. "If not, try to get them [installed] in critical areas with a lot of foot traffic."
Safety and Harassment
Providing a secure environment can be a concern, particularly for cleaning professionals who work alone at night.
Training staff how to be aware of their surroundings and respond to emergency situations can help mitigate risk, Caulkins says. However, employers also need to ensure they present an atmosphere where cleaning professionals will not be sexually harassed—or accused of harassing others.
Prevention tips: Establish a policy to handle complaints, and maintain a record of staff training sessions on the topic, which can be crucial if an issue arises, according to Caulkins.
For example, Caulkins says, if one of your employees allegedly assaults someone in the building while working late at night, and that employee has a criminal record for that type of behavior, you could be considered liable for negligent hiring. To ensure you aren't putting your employees—or other people in the building—at risk, he advises conducting employee background checks during the hiring process, if state laws pose no restrictions.
Working With Powerful Chemicals
Commercial cleaning professionals sometimes come into contact with strong substances.
Respiratory protection was one of the 10 most frequently cited U. S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards that companies violated in 2015. In addition, although the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) notes efforts to control workplace exposure to hazardous agents have traditionally focused on inhalation, skin exposure is actually one of the most common occupational illnesses, with contact dermatitis costing more than $1 billion per year.
Prevention tips: Cleaning professionals can be taught a few tricks to reduce their exposure. For example, setting a sprayer nozzle to a semi-stream option instead of a mist distribution can help to reduce cleaning agent atomization and inhalation. Another trick involves trying to exhaust blowers and vacuums outside when using coffee stain remover, volatile spotters, or red dye or ink remover during hot water extraction.
Of course, any organization using materials that could pose an employee health risk needs to be familiar with federal health and safety regulations; some states also have specific health and safety guidelines, according to Caulkins. He suggests hiring a safety manager, if possible, to ensure you are compliant.
A smaller company may find hiring a consultant more economical. The cost of bringing in a hazardous materials specialist to provide instruction may be "in the thousands," according to Michael Bogin, principal at New York law firm Sive, Paget & Riesel P.C.—which he says is well worth it. "Having employees appropriately trained on how to handle different types of materials, and what amounts to use, is probably the most important way of reducing potential liability," Bogin says.
Employees should also be informed that improper disposal could trigger U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) or state regulatory agency penalties. "Make sure people washing floors know not to just dump all soapy, oily liquids down a storm drain or toss a bucket of what you're using to clean up oil out a back door," Bogin says. "If there happens to be someone watching, that's a violation of the Clean Water Act."
Penalties, according to Bogin, can be as much as $40,000 per violation—plus the additional cost to clean up the area.
Data breaches cost U.S. organizations an average of $217 per compromised record last year, according to a report from IBM and the Ponemon Institute.
"Commercial cleaning companies often feel they don't have exposure—but you have a web presence; you're talking to people online and are probably taking payments by credit card or purchase order," says Hunter from HM Risk Group. "They are responsible for the information and don't realize it."
Prevention tips: Cleaning providers can purchase an insurance policy that provides coverage in the event of a breach, such as exposure of client records.
"The federal government has requirements about how much time you have until you have to notify everyone, and how much you spend to do that; you have to offer credit monitoring to everyone exposed for [a] year—it's a federal mandate, and the costs are endless," Hunter says.
Prepping for the Unexpected
Lawsuits, operational issues, and regulatory fines can cause significant damage to an in-house cleaning operation's budget or a cleaning company's bottom line. However, rigorous, regular training—coupled with comprehensive insurance coverage—can provide protection.
If you are looking for methods to help mitigate risk, Carroll from EasyPro Property Services suggests talking to your insurance broker as part of your research.
"Make sure he is clear about how you operate and the level of risk you are willing to tolerate," Caulkins says. "Don't just go for the cheapest policy. Go for the one that gives you enough protection so you can sleep well at night."
The amount of overall insurance you will need depends on your organization size and revenue, according to Hunter; a one- or two-person cleaning crew might need $5,000 or $6,000 worth annually; larger outfits, she says, could spend upwards of $100,000.
Whether or not you decide to purchase additional insurance, sitting down to talk about your needs with an agent can ensure you meet your insurer's requirements—such as putting certain safety measures in place—which will prove helpful, if you ever need to file a claim.
"There are conditions on every last policy," Hunter says. "We want companies to make sure they're maintaining that level of professionalism and doing what they're supposed to do. We don't want you to put anyone knowingly at risk."
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Erin Brereton is a Chicago-based freelance writer, editor, and marketing consultant who has written about the cleaning industry; business and finance; and other topics for the Chicago Tribune, trade magazines, and other publications.
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HIGH LEVEL VISITS
For over three decades, there has been an extensive amount of exchange of visits between the two countries ranging from Heads of State, Heads of Government to Ministers and other high level dignitaries. Former President His Excellency Maumoon Abdul Gayoom has visited India more than sixteen times in different capacities while just about every Prime Minister of India, starting from Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in January 1975, has undertaken Official/State Visits to the Maldives. The first State Visit abroad of the incumbent President of the Republic of Maldives, His Excellency Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom was made to India. Most recent high level visit from India to Maldives was made by Minister of External Affairs His Excellency Salman Khurshid to participate at the South Asian Association of Regional Cooperation (SAARC) Inter-Summit.
Heads of State/Government Visits
In 1974, Prime Minister Mr Ahmed Zaki made an official visit to India.
In June 1980, His Excellency Mr. Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, President of Maldives undertook his first bilateral visit to India. Since then he has undertaken four bilateral visits (February 1985, December 1988, September 1989 and March 1990), five state visits (September 1983, January 1991, March 1994 and August 2000, February 2008), and official visits from 27 March to 1 April 2005 and 27 January 2007 to 1 February 2007 to attend the International Conference on "Peace, Non-Violence and Empowerment -Gandhian Philosophy in the 21st Century" convened by the Indian National Congress.
President Gayoom also visited India in March 1983 to attend the Seventh NAM Summit and in November 1986, May 1995 and April 2007, to attend the Second, the Eighth and Fourteenth SAARC Summits, respectively. In August 1991 and June/July 1998, President Gayoom visited India in his capacity as the Chairman of SAARC.
In June 1991, President Gayoom visited India to commiserate the Indian Government and the late Rajiv Gandhi's family following his assassination.
In December 2008, His Excellency Mohamed Nasheed, President of Maldives has undertaken a State Visit to India, which was his first visit abroad. President Nasheed later visited India thrice during his tenure in office. President Nasheed visited India in October 2009 to attend Delhi High Level Conference on Climate Change: Technology Development and Transfer, in October 2010 on official visit and in February 2011 on official visit.
Likewise first visit abroad by His Excellency Dr Mohamed Waheed, President of Maldives was to India, in May 2012.
The first State Visit abroad of the incumbent President of the Republic of Maldives, His Excellency Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom was made to India in January 2014.
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi made an official visit to the Maldives in January 1975.
Successive Prime Minister's of India have undertaken official/state visits to the Maldives since then: Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi in February 1986, Prime Minister Vishwanath Pratap Singh in June 1990, Prime Minister Chandra Shekhar in November 1990 to attend the 5th SAARC Summit, Prime Minister P. V. Narasimha Rao in April 1995 for the formal joint opening of Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital (IGMH), Prime Minister Inder Kumar Gujral May 1997 to attend the 9th SAARC Summit, and Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee Maldives in September 2002. The latest being visit to Maldives by Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh in November 2011 to attend the 9th SAARC Summit and on a bilateral visit.


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John Maurice Kelly (31 August 1931 – 24 January 1991) was an Irish Fine Gael politician who served as Minister for Trade, Commerce and Tourism from 1981 to 1982, acting Minister for Foreign Affairs from June 1981 to October 1981, Attorney General from May 1977 to July 1977 and Government Chief Whip from 1973 to 1977. He served as a Teachta Dála (TD) for the Dublin South-Central from 1973 to 1977 and for Dublin South from 1977 to 1989. He was a Senator for the Cultural and Educational Panel from 1969 to 1973.

Education
Kelly received his primary and secondary education at St Conleth's College in Dublin 4 and at the Glenstal Abbey School in County Limerick, respectively.

He attended University College Dublin between 1949 and 1954, and carried out postgraduate studies in the Heidelberg University, Germany, from 1954 to 1956. His thesis was published in 1957 as "Princeps Iudex".

Academic career
In the early 1960s, Kelly held a position as a don in Trinity College, Oxford.

He was a distinguished academic, serving for many years as Professor of Constitutional law, Roman law and Jurisprudence in University College Dublin. He was author of the standard work on the Constitution of Ireland; though published after Kelly's death, the third and later editions of this work still bear his name in honour of the original book. He was instrumental in the revival of the Irish law journal The Irish Jurist in the 1960s.

Political career
He first stood for election at the 1969 general election as a Fine Gael candidate in the Dublin South-Central constituency. He was not elected to Dáil Éireann on that occasion, but was subsequently elected to Seanad Éireann as a Senator for the Cultural and Educational Panel. He was elected to Dublin South-Central on his second attempt at the 1973 general election as a Fine Gael TD. He was elected for Dublin County South in 1977, and for Dublin South constituency from 1981 until his retirement from politics at the 1989 general election.

He served in the government of Liam Cosgrave (1973–77) as Parliamentary Secretary to the Taoiseach with responsibility as Government Chief Whip and as Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Defence. In May 1977, he was appointed as Attorney General of Ireland, succeeding Declan Costello upon the latter's appointment to the High Court.

He served in Garret FitzGerald's first cabinet from 1981 until 1982 as Minister for Trade, Commerce and Tourism. Kelly was also appointed as acting Minister for Foreign Affairs, pending the appointment of James Dooge, who was to be appointed to the Seanad, and as a Minister in October 1981.

Kelly declined appointment to FitzGerald's second government (1982–87). Kelly felt that Irish politics should be aligned more on European ideological lines, and he promoted closer alignment with Fianna Fáil and the end of coalition with the Labour Party. He did not seek re-election to the Dáil at the 1989 general election.

Personal life
Kelly's son Nick was lead singer and songwriter with Irish rock band The Fat Lady Sings.

Kelly died on 24 January 1991, aged 59, after suffering a heart attack.

Publications
Fiction:
Matters of Honour [as John Boyle] (London, New Authors Limited, 1964)
The Polling of the Dead (Moytura Press, 1993)

Non-Fiction:
Fundamental rights in the Irish law and Constitution (2nd ed., Oceana Publications, 1968)
Studies in the civil judicature of the Roman Republic (Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1976)
The Irish Constitution (1st ed., 1980)
Belling the cats: Selected speeches and articles of John Kelly (Dublin, Moytura Press, 1992)
A Short History of Western Legal Theory (Oxford University Press, 1992)

Honours, awards and memorials

John M. Kelly Memorial Lecture
Since 1994, University College Dublin has hosted an annual John M. Kelly Memorial Lecture on law, with international legal experts asked to deliver papers. The lectures to date include:
 (November 1994) Savigny in the Strand – the Rt. Hon, the Lord Rodger of Earlsferry QC
 (16 November 1995) Harassment and Hubris: The Right to an Equality of Respect – Prof. Peter Birks, Regius Professor of Civil Law at the University of Oxford
 (14 November 1996) A Sense of Proportionality – the Rt. Hon, the Lord Leonard Hoffman
 (October 1997) Towards a Supreme Court? The British Experience – Michael Beloff, QC and President of Trinity College Oxford
 (November 1998)
 (October 1999) Stands Scotland where she did? New Unions for Old in these Islands – Prof Neil MacCormick
 (November 2000)
 (1 November 2001) Corrective and Distributive Justice in Tort Law – the Rt. Hon, the Lord Steyn
 (15 November 2002) Scholarship, Reputation of Scholarship, and Legacy: Provocative Reflections from a Comparatist's Point of View – Prof. Basil Markesinis QC
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Michael Cohen gets three years
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Michael Cohen, Donald Trump's former lawyer, was sentenced to three years in federal prison today for a variety of crimes, including accusations related to paying hush money to Trump mistresses to keep their stories out of circulation during the 2016 election campaign.
Can't wait for the Trump tweet storm.
NPR's account included some good quotes:
Cohen had asked for leniency. He said in court, however, that he accepts responsibility for his actions.
"This may be hard to believe, but today is one of the most meaningful days of my life," Cohen said. "Today I get my freedom back."
He said he had been "living in personal and mental incarceration ever since I agreed to work for a business mogul." It was "blind loyalty to this man," he said, "that led me to choose a path of darkness, not light."
Cohen said the president had been right to call him "weak," but not for the reasons that Trump believes.
"I felt it was my duty to cover up his dirty deeds," Cohen said. "I was weak for not having the strength to refuse his demands. Owning this mistake will free me to be once more the person I am."
AND WHOOPS: New today, a non-prosecution agreement with the publisher of the National Enquirer in which the publisher admits paying hush money to a Donald Trump mistress so it could help his campaign by killing the story.
"As a part of the agreement, AMI admitted that it made the $150,000 payment in concert with a candidate's presidential campaign, and in order to ensure that the woman did not publicize damaging allegations about the candidate," according to a statement by the U.S. Attorney's Office in New York.
"AMI further admitted that its principal purpose in making the payment was to suppress the woman's story so as to prevent it from influencing the election."
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A complete queueing model for radio link layer performance analysis is developed assuming adaptive modulation and coding (AMC) at the physical layer and truncated automatic repeat request (ARQ)-based error control at the link layer. From the analysis the queue length distribution and the average queueing delay can be calculated. The average queueing delay is then used to estimate TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) throughput performance using a fixed point approach. The analytical model enables us to choose signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) thresholds of the different transmission modes for AMC at the physical layer for different persistence levels of ARQ at the link layer so that the TCP throughput is maximized. We observe that channel correlation negatively impacts the TCP throughput performance. Also, throughput enhancement of TCP NewReno over TCP Reno is non-negligible only if no ARQ-based error recovery is employed at the link layer of the protocol stack.
Adaptive modulation and coding (AMC) truncated ARQ wireless TCP cross-layer design.


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Had a tremendous time at The Geek Gathering in Sheffield, Alabama this past weekend. Great sales, large crowds and a lot of wonderful contacts were made. I'll definitely be looking forward to The Geek Gathering 2015!
The image to the left is an example of some of the awesome cosplay that was present at the show — the New Gods!


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Q: JavaScript - Navigate to a Named Anchor I have an named HTML anchor tag that works like a bookmark. This tag is defined as:

I need to be able to jump to this link via JavaScript. How do I jump to a location in my HTML page from JavaScript?
Thank you!

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Plug-in compatible with many of today s gate operators.
Power Supply requirement 10 to 30 Volts AC or DC, 5mA nominal.
The Northstar Vehicle Detector - NP2-ES Single Channel has been specifically designed and engineered for use in the Parking/Access Control industries and is designed for plug-in compatibility with many contemporary gate operator designs. With standard operations including compatibility with all radio controls and more, the Northstar Vehicle Detector - NP2-ES Single Channel covers your low power, plug-in detection needs.
The Northstar Vehicle Detector - NP2-ES Single Channel wide inductance range allows for use with small loops sometimes found in the Parking/Access Control industries (for recommended loop sizes please consult the Northstar Loop Information Guide). Separate indicators for power/fault and detect output provide for quick visual verification of proper operation. Loop diagnostics are easily viewed with the front panel power/fault indicator.
Sensitivity controlled by front panel DIP switch.
Medium sensitivity is used for most applications; this is a setting of 1 or 2. Always use the lowest sensitivity setting that detects the desired vehicles.
Reset front panel reset performs a hard reset of the detector.
Call Delay select from delay off and 2 second delay.
Permanent Presence select from 60 minute and permanent presence.
Detect Output is fail secure, loss of power does not cause a detect output to be placed.
Output Rating: Solid State both Detect and Fail. 30mA Maximum current sink. Outputs are protected from over-voltage or polarity reversal.
Power: 10 to 30 volts AC or DC, 5mA nominal.
Lead-In Length: up to 2500 ft. with proper lead-in and loop.
Mechanical: 2.4 H x 2.25 D x 0.8 W.
- Flashes during a fault condition.
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- Red, solid during detect.
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Q: Simultaneous navigation with maps and streetview with the V3 i'm trying to figure out the code shown of this page with the V2 https://google-developers.appspot.com/maps/documentation/javascript/v2/examples/streetview-data?hl=es for the V3 of googlemaps but i can't refresh the position of the orange icon when navigating with the streetview.... any ideas?
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            heading: 270,
            pitch: 0,
            zoom: 1
          });
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        });
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</script>
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Since no girls the same, not even in the beginning of her snowboarding days, Rossignol has three different entry boards tailored for specific needs and the 'Tesla' is what you want if you already know that hitting the mountains you're gonna live in the park and on jib obstacles. Very poppy and lively board but not for speed lovers as it can get quite unstable rather quick.
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And Hana Beamen and Leanne Pelosi are super stoked to compete in Beijing this weekend, January 19-20th for the first time ever!


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Home » News » Movies » SRK Sings 'Tujhe Dekha To' for His 'Simran' Kajol at a Film Festival, Fans Go Crazy; Watch
SRK Sings 'Tujhe Dekha To' for His 'Simran' Kajol at a Film Festival, Fans Go Crazy; Watch
By: Entertainment Bureau
Edited By: Srijita Sen
Last Updated: December 02, 2022, 08:20 IST
Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol at the Red Sea International Film Festival
Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol graced the stage together at the Red Sea International Film Festival and recreated their DDLJ moments.
Shah Rukh Khan recently attended the Red Sea International Film Festival in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia and the photos and videos have gone viral on the internet. The superstar was awarded an honorary award at the festival. Besides him, his co-star Kajol and music maestro AR Rahman were also in attendance. SRK and Kajol had a special surprise in store for their fans. The actors graced the stage together and recreated their Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge moments.
SRK could be heard singing the iconic track Tujhe Dekha To Ye Jana Sanam for Kajol and the audience joined in. Later Kajol can be heard saying, 'Jaa Simran Jaa' to which SRK replies, 'Mein Simran ko leke ja raha hu. Needless to say, the people in attendance went crazy.
Watch the videos here:
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Shah Rukh Khan's fanpage also shared a photo of him posing with the music maestro AR Rahman.
Meanwhile, a video shared by his manager Pooja Dadlani on her Instagram story section sees the superstar say the dialogue of his upcoming film Pathaan and the crowd going berserk. Several photos and videos of SRK have also gone viral on social media from the film festival.
SRK is in Saudi Arabia for the shoot of his film Dunki. He recently shared a video informing his fans that he has finished the shoot. In the video, the actor also thanked the entire cast and crew of the film and shared that it was 'lovely' shooting in the country. He also thanked Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Culture and Films for letting them shoot at 'spectacular locations'. Yesterday, the actor was also clicked performing the Umrah at Mecca.
On the work front, SRK is gearing up for the release of his film Pathaan. It will see him with Deepika Padukone and John Abraham. The film will mark his comeback on the big screen after his 2018 film Zero and will release on January 25. Thne, he will be seen in Atlee's Jawan, followed by Dunki.
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New Year's Eve in downtown Fargo-Moorhead provides options for any taste or budget. From 5-star dining to live music, downtown is the place to be to ring in 2016!
Here's a list of some of the dinner highlights. Check back for party options later in the week.
Mezzaluna is a popular spot, no matter the occasion. They'll be serving dinner from 4 pm through midnight. They will also be serving their regular menu and their popular Happy Hour menu in the Alleyway Bar will available at the regular times – from 4-6 pm and 9-11 pm.
Call (701) 364-9479 for reservations.
Monte's will get a new name and menu in 2016, so this is your last chance to celebrate at one of downtown Fargo's lankmark fine dining restaurants.
Chocolate Mousse Martini or Rum Raisin Bread Pudding with Hot Foster's Sauce and Banana Gelato.
Make your reservation online through Eventbrite.
Chef Eric Watson's newest destination restaurant has quickly become a favorite of Moorhead downtowners (or uptown, according to Mayor Del Rae). If you haven't had a chance to try out their menu, start the New Year on and adventure.
Doors open for dinner and Happy Hour at 4 pm and they will continue serving until midnight. Their regular menu and their delicious $5 Happy Hour pizzas will be available. Happy Hour is from 4-6 pm and again from 9-11 pm.
Reservations can be made at (218) 227-5388.
The HoDo Restaurant at the Hotel Donaldson offers a five course dinner that ends with a pop of the champagne bottle at midnight. The dinner is available with optional wine pairings.
For reservations for seatings at 6-11 pm in the Restaurant & 6-7:30 pm in the Lounge call (701) 478-8888. They'll also feature live music from local band O'Fosho at 9:30 pm in the Lounge, $5 Cover.


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