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Delaney Flood Control Site, Harvard, Bolton, Stow
Metrowest MA
58 Finn Rd
Harvard Massachusetts 01451
The Delaney Wildlife Management area consists of 577 acres of conservation land originally designed as a flood control project.
It's frequently referred to as the Delaney Flood Control Project it's managed by the Massachusett Department of Fisheries and Wildlfie.
The trails are really fun.
The best place to park is on Finn Road in Harvard. From here you'll find trails on both sides of the road.
The area north of Finn Road is larger and consists of some very smooth flat trails and also intermediate and a few advanced trails. I'd recommend that beginners and families try these trails first.
Alternative parking for the flattest/easiest of these trails starts at the boat ramp parking lot.
The area south of Finn Road is more technical, though not overly so. You'll enjoy riding over a lot of roots, but there are no big drops.
One trail has a steep downhill/uphill at a bridged stream crossing. A few trails end in dead ends at private property boundaries, but most loop around.
The best maps of the area as well as the best description and some great pictures of the area are on this PAGE.
Whether you're looking for a scenic fun ride or moderatly technical challenges you'll find it at Delaney.


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A Nice Guy And A F*ckboy Discuss Why Missing Someone From Your Past Is Risky
by Adam Shadows
So I have a problem that has left me feeling stuck in a rut.
I dated this guy for almost five years. He was my first serious relationship and the person I lost my virginity to. I was completely in love with him, and even when we fought, it always ended with us making up in aCategoriesshort period of time.
We had a type of chemistry I have yet to find with anyone else, and it lasted the entire relationship — never wearing off.
Unfortunately, we had a falling out. We were in a "break" stage for a few months, before we discussed moving on. I was crying, and so was he, but we decided to see other people.
Shortly after, I tried to move on with someone else, but after about three months of being apart, he invited me over for dinner to tell me he wanted to work things out and that he even would go to counseling to help us work it out. I was excited and felt so ready to try again.
However, when he found out I had slept with someone else that same night, he flipped out. He told me to leave his house and started telling everyone I was a cheater.
It broke my heart because I did not cheat, but he honestly felt like I did.
After that, he refused to see me, talk to me, acknowledge me, etc. He blocked me on all social media and his phone.
I did not cheat, but he honestly felt like I did.
He got into another relationship, and after a year, he proposed to her. The engagement recently ended, though. (I don't know why.)
I am in a new relationship now, but nothing has ever been like my relationship with my ex. I just feel stuck — like I can't get over it. It's been almost two years since our split, but I still could not imagine my life with someone else.
About six months ago, I reached out to him, but he ignored it. Now that he is single again, and my relationship is getting more serious, I feel like I need to figure this out.
I appreciate my new boyfriend, but it is just not the same, and I don't think it ever will be.
How do I reach out to my ex and not scare him or push him away? I want to try and reconnect now that time has passed, but I am scared of my efforts being ignored or looking desperate.
Help!!!!
Super desperate and confused!
Kylah Benes-Trapp
Hi Super desperate and confused,
If you still have unresolved feelings for your ex, you shouldn't be stringing this new guy along for kicks. It's not fair to him if he's committed to you, and you're still thinking about some other guy.
As somebody who's been there — I was told I had to be OK with a past girlfriend talking with her ex — this kind of thing hurts to no end and often leads to a reluctance of commitment on both ends.
Your man has become a placeholder, and that's a position meant for a coat at a movie theater, not a person.
So to start, I suggest you take a good, hard look at your current relationship and weigh it with the prospect of you reuniting with your ex, who sounds like he still might share these feelings for you.
Take a good look at your current relationship and weigh it with the prospect of reuniting with your ex.
He just comes across very emotionally immature, which is evident in his reaction to you sleeping with somebody else and could be the reason his sudden engagement didn't work out.
Ask yourself: Is ditching what you currently have worth this fairy tale you claim to share with your ex?
If the answer is yes, act on it. Break up (but be nice about it) with your current beau, whom you clearly aren't in love with, and go for gold.
Your ex might be able to ignore your texts and phone calls, but he won't be able to avoid a face-to-face confrontation. You guys need to have this conversation in person, even if it ends up being for closure.
Though his reaction to you sleeping with somebody else the same night you broke up was definitely overkill, most people would feel the way he had — they just wouldn't have been so vindictive about it.
Is ditching what you currently have worth this fairy tale you claim to share with your ex?
There's an unspoken rule about breaking up that you must allow for a grieving period before jumping into something else. The shorter this period lasts, the more likely your ex feels that they meant nothing to you.
While this might not be true in every case, it's the way these things are perceived sometimes.
Besides, to sleep with another guy the night of your breakup is super quick. I understand this was likely an emotion-driven result of heartbreak, but it was a bad call.
He's only saying you cheated to justify his anger and the impact your actions had on his pride, but I'm confident he knows what you did wasn't technically "cheating." It was just close enough to be married to the general terminology.
I don't know why, but I do think things can work out with your ex; it's just going to take a lot of mending.
You shattered his heart, and, in the same way you went and slept with another guy right after, his emotional reaction was to propose to someone else after a year of dating.
I don't think his split is a coincidence. I believe both of these instances could relate to these unresolved feelings you both still have for each other.
But, to give you the most sound, universal advice possible, I must also play devil's advocate here and say this connection with your ex could be a side effect of "puppy love."
In case you're unfamiliar, this a term commonly given to youngsters when they fall deeply and foolishly in love. This relationship is filled to the brim with nothing but butterflies and rainbows.
But this is often the result of a lack of dating experience.
There's a good chance that you, like many of us tend to do, are romanticizing this relationship with your ex — not only because the relationship was a lengthy one, but also because he was your first love and the man you lost your virginity to.
We all feel an innate connection with the first person we had sex with (except me, a guy who lost his virginity on a beach in Cuba, gave the girl my number and never heard back). This storied connection could be a beautiful illusion you've painted in the two years since you've split.
There's a good chance that you are romanticizing this relationship with your ex.
Because he was your first love, I'm assuming you were both quite young at the time (maybe even high school?), and relationships back then are so easy and uncomplicated. Do you think if you got with your ex now that you're both older and have growing responsibilities, you could continue as you had two years ago?
Things will definitely be different; you will not have that same relationship you had back then. But that's not to say it won't be worth it.
Though you never really mention why you broke up in the first place (which really could have helped here), I want to believe that things will work out with this guy.
But because he feels you're the one in the wrong, you're going to have to crawl back and make it up to him. You're going to have to swallow a lot of pride.
So what you do from here is up to you: Do you stay with the guy who's comfortable, but whom you're not in love with, or do you risk everything and take a shot at true love?
If this sounds like you're living in a romantic comedy, it's because you are.
So whom are you going to choose?
You'll need to tread carefully, whatever you do, because you're fighting an uphill battle with betrayal... or at least perceived betrayal. And perception is really the root of all betrayal.
It doesn't matter what you did or when you did it. The problem here is he considered it a breach of trust.
I'd also like to point out that if you do leave your current boyfriend for your ex, you'd be doing the exact same thing to your current boyfriend that your ex thinks you did to him.
What I'm saying is, it's messy. Your shit's fucked up.
What I'd recommend is not convincing yourself the reconciliation is likely to happen. Put yourself in the mindset that allows you to realize this is a long shot, not some fairy tale or something that's meant to be.
Nothing is meant to be — that doesn't exist.
There is no right or wrong, just the consequences of our actions. You losing him was the consequence of your actions. Now, getting him back will be based on factors you can no longer control.
So don't get your hopes up because, while there are many things insecure men can get over, cheating (or perceived cheating) isn't likely one of them.
There is good news: If he doesn't want to get back with you, what changes? What's different if he ignores the text, the corny card you send, the heartfelt letter you write or the forgiveness flowers you have delivered?
Even if that happens, you gain closure. I think you should try. Either way, you win.
You losing him was the consequence of your actions.
If I were you, I'd wait for a day that doesn't seem suspicious — like something other than a birthday or anniversary — to reach out, and then, reach out innocently.
Say something vague about wishing you could stay in touch, how you miss his dog or how you're sorry and, hell, you know this won't fix anything, but maybe you could buy him a Frappuccino.
This is the Trojan Horse approach – a classic fuckboy move. If you tread lightly enough, it works.
Even if it does work, you should also probably remain open to the possibility that you don't actually want to be with your ex anymore.
I've gone out with exes after years apart, just to catch up and maybe reconnect. And more often than not, I realize we're not really the people we were when we knew each other anymore. Our lives have changed, our personalities evolved and our wants and needs morphed.
We may have been good for each other in that particular moment in time, but time marches on.
We have a tendency to keep ideas in our minds of the way people were, instead of acknowledging who they've become and whether the updated versions of ourselves even need them at all.
We have a tendency to keep ideas of the way people were, instead of acknowledging who they've become.
Maybe you're better than him now, and maybe someone better is out there for you. Why not go try finding him?
Unfaithfully yours,
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The past few days have begun to feel like summer. We are so fortunate that we are just now beginning to feel heat and humidity. But, it is nice that our beautiful flowers are really shinning, they've been out since March, and now they have come into their own.
Summer also means our kids are growing and getting ready to find new homes. We have nine little does and three little bucks for sale. We also have three bucks from last year for sale as well. Our year old bucks are quite sweet, they have not bred yet, so they don't know how macho they can be. If you are interested in some precious goats, let me know.
Summer is also when the Farmer's Markets are in full swing. We are at the Sherwood Farmer's Market on Thursday evening from 5-8, and the Argenta Farmer's Market on Saturday Morning from 7-12. Come on out and visit us and all our farmer friends. Last week we saw the first tomatoes of the season! I've been eating them all week.
Summer won't be here for long, so enjoy and relish these days!
It has been such a busy time on the farm. Spring is truly a time of new birth. We have witnessed the birth of eleven goat kids at this time. We still have one more doe to deliver, that should occur later this week. Each birth is exciting. The whole farm loves new life. Our chocolate lab is present as much as possible. He sits at the fence and supervises, he is very interested in all new life. Hershey, the llama, watches all of the kids and keeps them in line. He also helps the Mommas with the daily care. The first of this month we added a new member to our farm family. We now have Sarah. She is a seven month old mini dachshund, who is a true bundle of energy. Sarah has figured out the daily routine,and accompanies us on all of the chores. Sarah did not have the freedom to run before we got her, so this is an amazing life for her. We just love to watch her sprint down the driveway, ears flapping in the breeze.
We also have been watching our little chicks grow. The twenty five little peepers arrived on March 18. They were just little balls of fluff when they got here. Now just a few short weeks later, they are fully feathered little ladies. Yesterday they moved from he nursery we provided in the goat house to the "Big House", otherwise known at the chicken coop. We are happy to help them with this transition to big girl life. Next step, they will get to go outside in the big yard.
We also are enjoying lots of new grass in places where we haven't had grass before. Last fall we had some hay that had gotten too wet to give to the critters, so we spread it out in muddy areas. Lo and behold we now have beautiful spring grass in these areas. It's awesome!
We have had many visitors to the farm this spring. we are grateful to each and everyone that takes time out of their schedule to visit with us.
It happens every year at this time, but it is so exciting. We have babies, lots of babies. It started last Tuesday when Oreo had a set of twins. She had one little buck and one little doe. We knew Zoe and Stormy were due two days after that, so we went on kid watch. Two days came and went, three days, four days and yet no babies. Finally on Sunday morning we went to church. Now you know what that means, we had babies. While we were gone Stormy had twins, one little buck and one little doe. We got home and Zoe was in distress. She was not able to birth on her own. We had to get her laid down, calm and then go in, reposition the kid and get him out. Luckily it all came out well, and we ended up with another little buck and a little doe. At this point, everybody is doing well.
Today our baby chicks arrived. They are the cutest little balls of fluff. We got twenty seven of them and they are doing just great.
So, if you want to visit and enjoy all the babies, come on by this Saturday, from 10-2, join our open house.
Our address is 4 Cheyenne Tr. 72120.
Daylight savings time is back. I always feel better when we have more light in the evening. I do know that you have the same number of hours of daylight, it's just so nice to have the evening to be outside.
We are working really hard to get our farmstead ready for spring. Clean up from the winter storm continues. We had so many trees damaged and so much to pick up and cut and chip, that it is has been very daunting. On the other hand, it is very rewarding to see progress. Many of the damaged trees needed to come out and be thinned. Because of the cleaning, we have had to put many other projects on hold. One thing for sure, on the farm, there is always something to keep you moving.
I'm excited to say we have all the citrus trees out and repotted. They are getting so big and full of blossoms. We will have lots of lemons and limes later this year.
We have put our hanging baskets out, started planting our pots, have cleaned up leaves and are getting a shine put on the old place.
Come out to visit us on Saturday March 23, from 10-2, this will be our Spring Open House. We will have our baby chicks, goat kids, refreshments and lots of fun.
Our address is 4 Cheyenne Trail, North Little Rock, 72120.
Next weekend we will be at the Arkansas Flower and Garden Show at the Statehouse Convention Center in Little Rock. We will have our full line with us and lots of new stuff. Come and see us from Friday thru Sunday.
With the beautiful sunny days we are having, it makes us think of spring. We have daffodils blooming and tulips pushing through the ground. Theses things speak to the promise of longer and warmer dayare our new shipment of baby chicks arrives mid March and we will begin kidding about the tenth of March. New life brings so much hope.
We want to share this special time with all our friends and customers. We are hosting our Spring Open House on March 23, from 10-2. Come on out and see new life, new growth and have some light refreshments.
Here it is the end of January and so much has happened. We had an amazing end of season in December. As wonderful as all of that was, we had the massive snowstorm to contend with on Christmas. We were hit with ten to twelve inches of snow and four days without power. Also, when we went outside the morning of December 26, our chicken yard had collapsed from the weight of the snow. We did not lose any birds! It took a few days until we were able to access the damage, however, once we got to the bottom of the twisted wire, we were so surprised that there was no major damage. All we had to do was put in lots of elbow grease and purchase new zip ties. All the girls are happy again.
January has been extremely busy. We had a very large order to put together by the fifteenth, this was a bit stressful, but the deadline was met. As soon as this order was completed, we got word that my husband was to have rotator cuff surgery on his shoulder. On the eighteenth he had the procedure done, we are now in the healing mode. I am so grateful for our family and friends for all the support we had received in the last ten days. All seems to be well as of this writing.
This past week I was so fortunate to be able to attend the SSWAG conference. This was an amazing time of learning and fellowship, I came away with bunches of ideas and cannot wait to implement them. It was also a very validating experience that what we are doing is making a difference and what other farmers are doing makes a difference. I challenge you to take some time, learn about your food, your personal care products,(i.e. soap, shampoo, lotion, laundry soap) and other items you consume.
We look towards February with great anticipation for the Arkansas Flower and Garden Show at the Statehouse Convention Center. The dates are February 22-24. I so look forward to seeing all my regular costumes and meeting many new ones.
It is hard to believe it is the middle of December and we are looking at the last market of the year. Tomorrow we will be at the Argenta Farmer's Market one last time before winter really sets in. Come and see us from 8-1. We will have all our goat's milk and beeswax products.
Also, we will have our freshly harvested and organic lemons! Come early to get yours. We only have these lemons once a year and they go really fast. These are Sweet Meyer Lemons and soooo good.
While you are at the market be sure to get some fresh veggies and meat and cheese.
This weekend we will be at the Arkansas Craft Guild Christmas Showcase. It is at the Statehouse Convention Center in Little Rock. We have our full line of products there. I am so excited to see all our local customers and meet some new friends.
Also, this Saturday morning, we will be at the Argenta Farmer's Market from 8-1. Stop by and see us to pick up some great locally produced Christmas gifts.
Fall has just been flying by. It seems like I was just doing all my fall chores, and here we are getting ready for Christmas.
We had a couple of wonderful long weekends, which made it possible for use to play catchup on the farm. Although I don't know if you have are caught up.
Last week we were surprised yet again with new chicks. Our previous chicks are about two months old now. Our new little chicks are little bundles of fluff at this point. Our new Momma is doing a great job!
i am excited that all of our Christmas decorations are up and looking awesome! This is no small fete. We believe in fulling "Decking the Halls".
This past Saturday we enjoyed an Open House on the farm. It was a wonderful time to visit with our friends and customers. We look forward to having more of these events and opportunities to visit with others.
Tomorrow we will be at Green Corner Store for their Open House. Hope to see some of our friends there. Later this week, we will be making a new delivery to Hardin Farm store in Scott. Also we will be delivering product to Little Rock athletic Club.
next weekend, be sure to check us out at the Arkansas Craft Guild Christmas Showcase, at the Statehouse Convention Center.


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Indian Army killed 20 Pak soldiers along LoC in 2018: What must it do next?
Why is Islamabad not deterred when the Indian Army has killed close to five Pakistani soldiers for every single personnel it has lost? Why does Pakistan continue to violate the ceasefire agreement?
The Indian Army is "inflicting heavy pain on the Pakistani side" and using coordinated fire assaults as it tightens the kscrews on Pakistan along the Line of Control (LoC). In fact, the Indian Army's pressure on the Pakistani army along the LoC has reportedly forced the latter to sound 35 "red-alerts" for its border troops. For its part, Islamabad has been made to pay a heavy price, with the Indian Army revealing that it has killed at least 20 Pakistani Rangers and injured seven more in 2018 itself in cross-border firing along the LoC. However, given that the security forces estimate that close to 200 terrorists are waiting to cross into India and Pakistan's continued violations, are these military actions yielding the results we need. | Today's Paper
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The data available on Pakistani casualties in 2017 and official statements from both sides indicate that at least since September 2016 (when the Modi government greenlit cross-border surgical strikes after the Uri terrorist attack), the Indian Army has been employing a more muscular policy while responding to infiltrations and ceasefire violations. At present, according to news agencies, the Indian Army has been conducting pro-active operations along the LoC. Indian forces have killed 138 Pakistan Army personnel in 2017 in tactical operations and retaliatory firings along the LoC, intelligence sources told news agencies last month. The same sources revealed that the Indian Army lost 28 soldiers during the same period along the LoC.
Pakistani violations continue
While the Pakistan Army has adopted a practice of not acknowledging the deaths of its soldiers, if the data is reliable, it beggars the question: Why is Islamabad not deterred when the Indian Army has killed close to five Pakistani soldiers for every single personnel it has lost? Why is it that Pakistan continues to violate the 2003 ceasefire agreement?
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On February 15, the Pakistani Army claimed it has destroyed an Indian Army post along the LoC, adding that the attack had led to the deaths of five Indian soldiers, the Pakistani daily Dawn reported. A video purportedly showing the attack from the Pakistani side was also released on Twitter.
This attack comes despite India's tough stance against such violations. According to reports, the Indian Army's local commanders along the LoC in Jammu and Kashmir have been given full freedom to respond effectively to any Pakistani misadventure. Army sources told news agencies that the Indian side has been inflicting heavy casualties on Pakistani troops while retaliating to the latter's shelling along the LoC in the past few weeks. | Readmore


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Coney News
Astroland Remembered on the 10th Anniversary of the Park's Closing
Photo: © Charles Denson
"Astroland Park, created at the dawn of the space age, mirrored the wide-eyed optimism of the early 1960s and helped Coney Island survive the closure of Steeplechase Park," writes Charles Denson in Coney Island and Astroland.
On Saturday, September 8, the Coney Island History Project will open special hours to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the closing of Astroland Park, Deno's Wonder Wheel Park will have a free movie screening in the Astroland Rocket, and former Astroland employees are hosting an Astroland Reunion in Coney Island.
From now through September 29, the public is invited to enter the Coney Island History Project's Astroland Remembered Photo Contest on our websiteEnter the Astroland Remembered Photo Contest! and Facebook page. Share your favorite photos of yourself, family and friends at Astroland taken anytime from 1962 through 2008. Winners will receive an autographed copy of Coney Island and Astroland and a Coney Island History Project Walking Tour for you and three of your friends. Winning photos will be exhibited at the Coney Island History project next season on Coney Island's Opening Day!
Photos: © Coney Island History Project/ Astroland Archives
Astroland fans, friends and former employees are invited to visit the Coney Island History Project's exhibit center on September 8 from 1-5 PM to view historic artifacts, banners, signage and photos of Astroland's unique attractions including the Astrotower, Diving Bell, Rocket and Sky Ride. Admission is free of charge. Visitors may record their memories of Astroland for our oral history archive and bring photos to reminisce over and scan for our collection. The Coney Island History Project was founded in 2004 by Carol Hill Albert and Jerome Albert in honor of Dewey Albert, creator of Astroland Park.
Ten years after the legendary park's closing, the heritage continues at the Coney Island History Project and Deno's Wonder Wheel Park. In 2014, the History Project teamed up with the Vourderis family, owners of Deno's Wonder Wheel Park, to bring back the iconic Astroland Rocket, which has a new home adjacent to the Wonder Wheel. Originally built as the "Star Flyer," the Rocket was the first ride at Astroland and defined the park's space age theme when it opened in 1962. As one of the first of the "imaginary" space voyage simulators constructed during the Space Race, the attraction showed simulator films of "rocket rides" while the chassis "rocked" its viewers to outer space.
On September 8, from 12-6 PM, visitors are invited to sit in one of the Rocket's 26 seats and watch the movie The Rocket Has Landed. The 18-minute film by Charles Denson tells the history of the Astroland Rocket and its journey back to Coney Island after being damaged by Hurricane Sandy while in storage on Staten Island. Admission to the Rocket and movie screenings will be free of charge. The giant gorilla from Astroland's Dante's Inferno has also found a new home, outside Deno's Spook-A-Rama, and stands ready to pose for souvenir photos.
Photo: © Jim McDonnell
When Astroland closed, its rides went to parks around the world and one of the stars from its Surf Avenue gate joined the collection of the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum. Deno's Wonder Wheel Park's Barbieri bumper cars, the largest bumper car ride in New York City, is the only Astroland ride currently in operation in Coney Island. Go for a nostalgic spin under its magical rainbow-hued pavilion located adjacent to the Wonder Wheel. For ticket info, visit Deno's website. Deno's Wonder Wheel Park is open daily through Labor Day, and on weekends and school holidays through the end of October.
A group of former Astroland employees has organized a September 8th reunion with a BBQ and music from 2-7 PM at the Unknown Bikers Club on Coney Island's Bowery, next to the Nets store. All former Astroland employees and friends as well as the public are welcome to attend. Donation is $10 at the door. For information, visit the Facebook event page.
Photo: © Coney Island History Project/ Astroland Archives
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Where is 'Coney Island Bowery'?
Permalink Submitted by BJK (not verified) on Mon, 09/03/2018 - 08:17
Glad I caught this post last minute - hope to make the celebration next wknd, also catch the History Project exhibit before final closing.
WRT the Astroland employee BBQ, I have no idea where/what the 'Coney Island Bowery' refers to: could you clarify with an exact location/address?
Where is 'Coney Island Bowery'
Permalink Submitted by tricia on Wed, 09/05/2018 - 04:50
The Astroland employee BBQ will be at the Unknown Bikers Club, an outdoor club on a lot where Henderson Walk used to be. It is between the Brooklyn Nets store (3015 Stillwell at corner of Bowery) and Dona Zita restaurant (1221 Bowery). Hope that helps!
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Liverpool striker Divock Origi looks likely to move away from Anfield–at least temporarily–before Thursday night's transfer deadline.
Liverpool striker Divock Origi looks likely to move away from Anfield–at least temporarily–before Thursday night's transfer deadline, several club's reportedly interested in his services.
However, while Tottenham and Newcastle have been identified among Origi's suitors, journalists Dominic King and Paul Joyce both claimed on Twitter that a loan move to Wolfsburg is more likely, with the Reds hierarchy reluctant to let him play for a Premier League rival.
The 22-year-old is still rated highly by the Liverpool management, but both player and coaching staff are keen to find a solution to find more game time this season, with the player's father even publicly suggesting his son needs to move.
After an impressive World Cup, Origi joined the Reds in 2014, but after a season back on loan with Lille, struggled to earn a regular place in the starting lineup with Roberto Firmino the preferred centre forward under Jurgen Klopp.
Divock Origi wanted by Wolfsburg on a season-long loan. Liverpool don't want to send him to another club in the Premier League.
Wolfsburg very keen on Divock Origi and will pay sizeable loan fee. Liverpool want him to go abroad.
Wolfsburg are apparently willing to pay loan fee in order to secure Origi's services for the 2017/18 season, while guaranteeing him a first team berth that will appeal to Liverpool as seek to ensure the player returns a more developed option.
The Belgian has scored 21 goals in 77 appearances for Liverpool in total. However, despite a reasonable strike rate was not included in the squad for last Sunday's 4-0 win over Arsenal at Anfield, while both Firmino and Daniel Sturridge scored.


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Police end armed standoff at Plainville shopping center with beanbags
By Nicholas Rondinone and David Owens
| Plainville
An armed man in the busy Connecticut Commons shopping center in Plainville on Friday, he engaged police in a standoff that lasted several hours. (Brad Horrigan/Brad Horrigan | bhorrigan@courant.com)
Police ended a standoff with an armed man at a busy Plainville shopping center Friday evening by using beanbag rounds to disable the gunman. Officers then took the man into custody.
"Successful outcome," Plainville police Chief Matthew Catania said. The man has some lumps as a result of the rounds police used to disable him, but no one else was hurt, Catania said.
The man, identified Saturday as Eduardo Rivera, 44, of New Britain, was taken to New Britain Hospital for treatment of non-life threatening injuries, police said.
Eduardo Rivera, 44, was charged after an armed standoff at the Connecticut Commons shopping center in Plainville on Friday. (Plainville police)
After taking Rivera into custody, police determined the man's gun was a plastic BB gun.
Rivera was charged with 1st-degree falsely reporting an incident, interfering with an officer, 2nd-degree breach of peace, 1st-degree reckless endangerment and carrying a dangerous weapon, police said. He was held on $100,000 bond.
The incident ended about 5:15 p.m. It began before 3 p.m. when police got a call reporting shots fired outside a rear door of the Lowe's Home Improvement store at the shopping plaza. After the incident ended, police said it appeared no shots were fired.
When police went to investigate, they encountered Rivera. He was contained to an area near the loading dock for the Dick's Sporting Goods store for much of the incident.
Police restricted access to the shopping center and urged people to avoid the area during the incident. Store employees and customers were escorted away from the shopping center, police said. The shopping center reopened after the incident.
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Several police departments and SWAT teams assisted Plainville police.
Police do not know why Rivera did what he did, Cantania said, but police will continue to investigate. Rivera refused to talk to police officers, who tried repeatedly to make contact with him.
Police tried to talk to Rivera in English, Spanish and Polish in case there was a language barrier.
The shopping center has several stores, including a Lowe's Home Improvement, Marshall's, Old Navy, and AMC movie theater.
Courant staff writer Steven Goode contributed to this report.
David Owens can be reached at dowens@courant.com.


Author(s): Ripping, T.M.; Hubbard, R.A.; Otten, J.D. ; Heeten, GJ. den; Verbeek, A.L. ; Broeders, M.J.
Several reviews have estimated the balance of benefits and harms of mammographic screening in the general population. The balance may, however, differ between individuals with and without family history. Therefore, our aim is to assess the cumulative risk of screening outcomes; screen-detected breast cancer, interval cancer, and false-positive results, in women screenees aged 50-75 and 40-75, with and without a first-degree relative with a history of breast cancer at the start of screening. Data on screening attendance, recall and breast cancer detection were collected for each woman living in Nijmegen (The Netherlands) since 1975. We used a discrete time survival model to calculate the cumulative probability of each major screening outcome over 19 screening rounds. Women with a family history of breast cancer had a higher risk of all screening outcomes. For women screened from age 50-75, the cumulative risk of screen-detected breast cancer, interval cancer and false-positive results were 9.0, 4.4 and 11.1% for women with a family history and 6.3, 2.7 and 7.3% for women without a family history, respectively. The results for women 40-75 followed the same pattern for women screened 50-75 for cancer outcomes, but were almost doubled for false-positive results. To conclude, women with a first-degree relative with a history of breast cancer are more likely to experience benefits and harms of screening than women without a family history. To complete the balance and provide risk-based screening recommendations, the breast cancer mortality reduction and overdiagnosis should be estimated for family history subgroups.


I cleaned out Dad's closet yesterday.?
There were two things I couldn't box up: his work shirts and his two pairs of Red Wing boots.
He couldn't remember birthdays or anniversaries, but he remembered the date on which he'd bought his first pair.?
I remember it too—April 16, the day after Tax Day.
What does a child do with her dad's favorite boots??
I think I will make a planter out of them or use them to store something valuable.?
You can't throw away a man's favorite boots.?
You've got to keep them and pass them down.


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A guide to Boca Raton Florida
Boca Raton Florida is a city well known for its beautiful architecture and landscaping, beaches, luxury, vibrant arts and culture, trendy dining, walkability and of course, those warm, tropical breezes here in southeast Florida.
Boca Raton is where many reside and travel to when they seek the fabulous southeast Florida lifestyle filled with all that Florida and Boca Raton have to offer. Once you visit, it's hard to leave and many will find themselves becoming Boca Raton residents discovering what it's all about living in Boca Raton.
This Boca Raton guide focuses primarily on the downtown area and city limits of Boca Raton.
Are You Wondering – Where Is Boca Raton Florida?
Boca Raton is located in southeast Florida situated nearby and on prime oceanfront beach, nestled on the Atlantic Ocean and runs approximately 13 miles west.
How far is Boca Raton from Miami?
It's north of Miami about 45 miles and south of Palm Beach about 27 miles.
Boca Raton was incorporated in 1925.*
Boca Raton history
In 1925, when Addison Mizner, Palm Beach Architect arrived in the city, he had brilliant plans to establish residential and commercial Mediterranean architecture on 1600 acres. Mizner would later open the Cloister Inn, which sparked the city's beginning of becoming a resort community.
Clarence Geist later buys the Cloister Inn, which he then turns over into the private Boca Raton Club. Later in 1945, J. Myer Schine buys the Boca Raton Club which would be later reopened as the Boca Raton Hotel and Club.
In 1936, Boca Raton's first airport is established, which today is now located just west of the El Rio Trail and canal of the same name.
The Boca Raton Hotel and Club would change hands again in 1956 when Arthur Vining Davis established new aesthetics for development within Boca Raton with the creation of Arvida Development Corporation.
In 1964, Florida Atlantic University (FAU) is opened, welcoming college bound students who sought a better life.
Did you know that the IBM PC was born in Boca Raton in 1981? How cool is that?! It got it's start after the International Business Machine Corporation started in its purchase of 550 acres of land from Arvida in 1966.
In 1986, the Boca Raton Museum of Art became the new name for what used to be called the Art Guild, which was originally established in 1950.
First historic district
Old Floresta
The city's first historic district was assigned to Old Floresta in 1990, where 29 Mizner designed homes existed being located north of Palmetto Park between Cardinal Ave and Paloma Ave (NW 8th Ave) – a beautiful neighborhood area.
If you're looking for a home for sale in Old Floresta of Boca Raton, call/text/email me and I'd be happy to help you find a place to call home in the neighborhood of Old Floresta.
The city's second official Historic District was provided to Pearl City, Boca Raton's historic black neighborhood from its original inception back in 1915.
Mizner Park opened during 1991 in east Boca Raton. It presented an open, urban area concept with shops, dining, business offices, a concert pavilion, parks and apartments.
In 1991, achieving University status, the College of Boca Raton becomes Lynn University named from its major benefactors, the Lynn family.
In 2001, Mizner Park takes on a new resident of The Boca Raton Museum of Art with its 44,000 square foot center.
More about the history of Boca Raton.
Boca Raton Home Sales
There has never been a better time to move to Florida and Boca Raton!
Homes for sale in Boca Raton that are available for sale, continue to reflect a Seller's market. Buyer's want homes! If you're a Buyer, look below for a link to search for homes in Boca Raton.
If you're considering selling a home in Boca Raton, you'll likely want to know your home's value.
Let me know if I can help you, as your eXp Realty Boca Raton Realtor.
Find Homes for Sale in Boca Raton Florida
good eats and coffee!
Boca Raton eateries
There are countless, great places to eat in Boca Raton with its many restaurants, cafes and bars. From inexpensive to highly-priced restaurants, you won't get bored with all there is being offered when it comes to dining out in Boca Raton. You'll find many of the well known Restaurant brands to exquisite, one-of-a-kind restaurants to divulge in whatever it is you're craving, featuring many cultural cuisines to select from.
A few of my favorites include La Nouvelle Maison, Trattoria Romana, Saiko-i, Josephine's Italian Restaurant, Season's 52, PF Changs, and Tin Muffin Cafe
And, we certainly can not forget a wonderful coffee shop; The Seed – Boca's best coffee shop!
Keep in mind, that these are just a few that I've named…I could go on forever, yet we'll be here all day!
Imagine what you'd like to eat and you'll likely find it here. Pick up a fork and dig in!
Boca Raton Shops, Notable Places and Things to Do
so much to see and do
Here you'll discover a bit about shopping, entertainment and just some of the various things to do in the downtown Boca Raton part of the city limits, but by no means is it a complete list.
Royal Palm Place
Lovingly referred to as "The Pink Plaza", Boca Raton's first shopping plaza, Royal Palm Place, brought to the scene in 1962 and today is a favorite local attraction for shopping, dining and entertainment. Walk the plaza in the gorgeous Florida sunshine, as you stroll from shop to shop or stop for a quick bite, relaxing meal or catch some music to enjoy.
Mizner Park
Another favorite draw is Mizner Park that brings Boca Raton residents and visitors routinely wanting a taste of the outdoor park that offers the best in arts, shopping, eating, movie going, along with parks and apartment living.
You'll love the park's own leading-edge, outdoor amphitheater – Mizner Park Amphitheater, where you'll be able to enjoy the amphitheater's year round entertainment. You'll discover a host of productions featuring community, city and commercial concerts. Take a closer look at the photo gallery below.
The Town Center Shopping Mall
Boca Raton's indoor shopping mall attracts those who appreciate luxury and the luxurious lifestyle. They work hard and can afford luxury. The luxury shopper will discover all that they need here at the The Town Center Mall. Expect to find top-tier brands here at some of the main department stores that include Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom, Bloomingdales, Neiman Marcus and many more individual boutiques that appeal to the luxury shopper.
Yet by no means, is it only for shoppers seeking luxury that are attracted to The Town Center, as the mall also appeals to the mainstream shopper too – a mall that has something for everyone.
The Town Center Mall
fine shopping, dining and entertainment
Major Grocery Shopping Brands
Several Publix stores, one Whole Foods, several Trader Joe's and several Fresh Market stores provide Boca Raton residents with a wealth of options for all their grocery demands. You can see the choices for grocery stores in Boca Raton are pretty incredible. Eat well at home in Boca Raton.
Boca Raton Museum of Art
View the museum's collections, find out about all of the art programs and events offered or become a member. So much art to discover at Boca Raton's museum located at 501 Plaza Real in Mizner Park.
Boca Raton Resort and Club
Situated at 501 E. Camino Real, the Boca Raton Resort, a Waldorf Astoria resort, is a luxury resort and hotel that welcomes those with the finest of tastes. It's a reflection of the historical sophistication and style that the resort has been true to over the last 80 plus years.
It presents an award winning spa, oceanfront beach, extravagant marina and championship golf and tennis to name a few. Exclusive private jet and yacht charters are also available.
Boca Beach Club shares being included with the Boca Raton Resort and Hotel situated on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean.
Boomers of Boca Raton
Looking for a bit of fun and adventure? Try some of your adventurous side out at Boomers, where there's fun for the whole family.
How about some laser tag, batting cages or go-kart and bumper cars?! Plus there's a game room and food.
The Boca Raton Public Library
Yes, the internet has replaced some of what we used to discover at a library, but there is so much about a library that will always be an integral part of any city and the Boca Raton Public Libraries fits that bill. Check out their calendar.
Downtown Boca Library – located at 400 NW 2nd Avenue is conveniently located in east Boca Raton just west of Federal Highway.
Spanish River Library – is located at 1501 NW Spanish River Blvd, as shown below in the slides:
Gumbo Limbo Nature Center
20 acres of protected barrier island for your enjoyment located at 1801 N Ocean Blvd. The locals and tourists visit the Gumbo Limbo Nature Center to view and learn more about the many varieties of plants and animals that can be unique and endangered – the ultimate in a marine and environmental experience.
Boca Raton Parks, Trails, Recreation and Boca Raton Beaches
El Rio Trail
A popular walking and biking trail follows the El Rio canal between Glades road and Spanish River Blvd. It's conveniently located just east of FAU University.
It's a great place to bird watch, fish, and enjoy the great outdoors of nature in south Florida, Boca Raton.
Spanish River Park
Plan a day at the park right by the ocean front beach located at 3001 N. Ocean Blvd.(North State Rd A1A). You'll find picnic areas to include tables, grills and restrooms.
Want to take you dog to the beach? Here you'll discover what beach in Boca Raton welcomes your best friend! Dog beach details at Spanish River Park.
Patch Reef Park
Located at 2000 W. Yamato Road (1/4 mile west of Military Trail) on 55 acres. You'll enjoy tennis courts, picnic pavilions, a community center, children's playground, soccer/football fields, basketball courts, fitness trails, basketball courts and softball/baseball fields. Read all about it here.
Sugar Sand Park
Located at 300 S Military Trail…so much to do at Sugar Sand Park , from its nature trails, carousel, willow theater, science playground to science explorium and pavilions for you to rent – you'll love all there is to do.
Mizner Dog Park
Nothing like the joy a dog will bring to you and nothing better then being able to let your doggie have some fun at the local Boca Raton Dog Park located at 751 Banyan Trail – just down the road from one of the local post offices.
The Tim Huxhold Skate Park & Shuffleboard Courts
For skateboarders and rollerbladers, you'll love Boca Raton's skate park. The park is located at 400 Crawford Blvd. We've got the perfect weather for year round enjoyment.
The reasons keep adding up for the benefits of moving to Boca Raton Florida!
The Spanish River Athletic Park
Features baseball/softball fields, soccer fields, children's play areas, fabulous walking/running paths. The Spanish River Athletic Park is located at 1000 Spanish River Blvd.
Tennis Centers
If tennis is your game, you'll be glad you're living in Boca Raton.
Boca Raton Tennis Center
Located at 271 NW Boca Raton Blvd. You'll find 4 Hydro-Grid clay courts and top-notch lighting for the perfect tennis match. Learn more here.
Patch Reef Park Tennis Center
Located at 2000 Yamato Rd. Learn more here.
The Racquet Center
Located at 21618 St Andrews Blvd sports 26 Har Tru courts for the ultimate tennis match. Game on. Learn more here.
If golfing is your passion, you'll find two municipal golf courses for year round use.
The Boca Raton Municipal Golf Course
A challenging Championship course and 9 hole Executive course located at 8111 Golf Course Rd. Discover more info here.
The Red Reef Park Executive Golf Course
An executive 9 hole layout. Located between the Atlantic Ocean and intracoastal waterway at 1221 N Ocean Blvd.
Boca Raton Public, Municipal and Private Golf Clubs
Play the best round of golf year round at Boca Raton's Private Golf Clubs .
If you're looking to buy a home where a private course is situated, be sure to give me a call/text/email, so I can help you find the perfect Boca Raton Country club home.
The Beach Parks
What will be your favorite beach below? Boca Raton has been rated amongst the Best Beaches.
(mentioned above). Plan a day at the park right by the oceanside located at 3001 N. Ocean Blvd.(N State Rd A1A). You'll find picnic areas to include tables, grills and restrooms.
Red Reef Park
Is an oceanside park that includes the 20 acres Gumbo Limbo Environmental Complex that is located at 1400 N. State Road A1A. Picnics areas with tables and grills are available for your use also, while taking a break from the surf.
Beach located at 400 N State Road A1A. No picnic facilities at this beach.
South Inlet Park
Beach located at 1100 S. Ocean Boulevard. Picnic areas with tables and grills provided here too along with showers and restrooms.
More details about the beaches in Boca Raton Florida
Boca Raton Places of Worship
Our faiths are a critical part of our daily lives and Boca Raton affords a vast array of places in which you can worship.
You'll find many churches and synagogues located throughout Boca Raton. Discover the one that you like best!
And if you need medical attention, you'll be happy to know the top-rated Boca Raton Regional Hospital is nearby located at 800 Meadows Rd Boca Raton FL 33486.
Has been ranked as a top-ranked regional hospital and highest ranked hospital in Palm Beach county.
Boca Raton Post Offices
Conveniently located and likely not too far, you'll find three United States Post Offices for all your mailing and package shipping needs:
Woodland at 604 Banyan Trail
Downtown Boca Raton at 170 NE 2nd St
Palmetto Park at 12790 W Palmetto Park Rd
Boca Raton Schools
Top performing schools in Boca Raton within the county of Palm Beach begin with early childhood development, right through high school, where you'll find many A rated public schools, along with private schools that are nationally ranked.
Boca Raton Elementary Schools
Addison Mizner Elementary
Boca Raton Elementary
Calusa Elementary
J.C. Mitchell Elementary
Verde Elementary
Boca Raton Middle Schools
Boca Raton Community Middle
Don Estridge High Tech Middle
Omni Middle
Boca Raton High Schools
Boca Raton High
Spanish River Community High
Colleges and Universities in Boca Raton
Excellence in education extends to the best in college and universities right here in Boca Raton, so you won't have to travel far.
Florida Atlantic University (FAU)
Palm Beach State College
Private Schools in Boca Raton
Should you prefer a private education for your children, you'll find more top rated private schools in Boca Raton to consider for your child's education.
The Boca Raton Airport.
The Boca Raton Airport is located in between West Palm Beach and Ft. Lauderdale at 903 NW 35th Street. The Boca Raton Airport provides service to corporate, recreational, and flight training.
Palm Beach International Airport.
Whether you're a frequent flyer or an occasional flyer, you'll find the Palm Beach International Airport conveniently located about 28 miles north of Boca Raton Florida, an easy commute to catch a flight to 25 destinations with connecting flights to destinations worldwide.
Contact your Boca Raton Realtor
For Boca Raton Real Estate inquiries please email
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About Lynn Pineda
Lynn Pineda with eXp Realty LLC of southeast Florida in Boca Raton has been selling homes since 2005 – she couldn't think of doing anything else.
You'll find her expert advice featured in many Real Estate platforms nationwide, voicing her track record of success with Real Estate transactions. Call her when you need a Real Estate Agent that you can trust. Real Estate promised delivered.
*Source for History: City of Boca Raton


Yesterday I got my first delivery of fruits and veggies from a nearby farm. I felt excitement and glee--like opening birthday gifts--as I pulled out the treasures inside the bag.
In one small container there was a delicate bed of beautiful, fresh, green sprouts. Even though I have always heard about the benefits of these delicate creatures, for some reason they have never become a regular part of my weekly eating pattern.As I prepped my fresh salad greens, added the sprouts, and savored the delectable flavors in each bite I started to wonder what are the nutrient gifts sprouts offer.
It seems that more and more research is showing that the nutrients available in a mature plant are found in much higher quantities in the sprouted form. A study on broccoli sprouts showed they contained 10 times the amount of sulforaphane a potent organosulfur compound that has shown anti-cancer abilities.
Research has also shown the presence of a potent amino acid analog found in alfalfa that has disease fighting qualities benefiting people suffering from pancreatic, colon and leukemia cancers.
There are many varieties of sprouts including broccoli, alfalfa, cauliflower, mung bean, radish, and sunflower to name a few. Add sprouts to salads, soups, a sandwich, an egg dish, or a wrap.


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ENCE Welcome Tombha as Content Host
News 22.3.2019
Today ENCE are excited to welcome Tomi 'Tombha' Rinne to the organisation as a Content Host. Most in the Finnish Esports community will know Tomi from his Overwatch casting as well as other various events and we are happy to bring his talent into ENCE.
Tomi will be helping the organisation by providing his skills as a host and caster to bring you coverage and entertainment directly from ENCE. Our focus is bringing a truckload of content for our fans and followers to enjoy and Tomi will be helping us out keeping the energy levels always running high.
"Content is a key component for ENCE in 2019 and moving forward. We want to take all of you along the ride with us to really see what it's all about. I'm happy to have Tomi join us to enable us be more diverse with the type of stuff we'll create. We started by making "Behind The Scenes" content and moving foward, we want to create all kinds of stuff for your delight!", says Joona "natu" Leppänen, Marketing Director, ENCE
Follow Tombha on Social Media
https://twitter.com/Tombha
https://www.twitch.tv/tombhaonair
https://www.instagram.com/tombhaonair/
https://www.facebook.com/tombhaonair/
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Roster update ENCE PUBG
News 2.12.2019
ENCE entered PUBG esports and the PEL in March 2019 by signing the Finnish roster o1ne. The squad went on to win PEL Phase 1 in a dominant fashion and went into the year with high hopes of being one of the championship contending teams each season
ENCE partners with Bitfactor
Bifactor joins ENCE to help the leading Finnish esports organisation serve its global fan base better
ENCE welcomes Niklas "Willkey" Ojalainen as GM
News 4.9.2019
Today we are thrilled to announce a return of a familiar face into the ENCE family. Niklas "Willkey" Ojalainen is coming home and will be working as General Manager in the organization as of today
ENCE welcomes Miikka "suNny" Kemppi
Today we are announcing the signing of Miikka "suNny" Kemppi to ENCE. Miikka, along with the rest of our Counter-Strike roster, has signed a contract through the end of 2021
We are a Finnish esports organization.
ENCE stands for Enceladus, one of the giants in Greek Mythology, as well as one of the moons of Saturnus. We use the motto "Ever to excel", to do better than others, which is fundamentally what ENCE strives for: to be a role-model in the esports scene.
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Maldonado, Tomás. "Torres García contra el arte moderno." Boletín de la Asociación de Arte Concreto Invención (Buenos Aires), no. 2 (December 1946).
The Asociación Arte Concreto — Invención [Concrete Art and Invention Association] publishing venture had two publications: the Arte Concreto [Concrete Art] journal, issued in August of 1946, and Boletín de la Asociación de Arte Concreto — Invención Nº 2 [Bulletin No. 2 of the Concrete Art and Invention Association], which appeared in December of 1946.
The Asociación Arte Concreto-Invención was formed by Edgar Bayley, Antonio Caraduje, Simón Contreras, Manuel Espinosa, Alfredo Hlito, Enio Iommi, Obdulio Landi, Raúl Lozza, Tomás Maldonado, Alberto Molenberg, Primaldo Mónaco, Oscar Núñez, Lidy Prati, Jorge Souza, and Matilde Werbin, with Manuel Espinosa, Raúl Lozza, and Maldonado himself acting as its secretaries. Later on, Juan Mele, Gregorio Vardánega, and Virgilio Villalba joined them.
Tomás Maldonado is an Argentinean painter, designer, and thinker, born in 1920, who collaborated with the Arturo journal. He was a founding father of the Asociación Arte Concreto-Invención and the director of the nueva visión [New Vision] journal. In 1954, he traveled to Germany, where he worked as a professor at the Hochschule für Gestaltung Ulm [School of Advanced Studies in Form, in Ulm], created by Max Bill. He is currently living and producing in Italy, having published numerous books.
Joaquín Torres-García was a Uruguayan artist who lived in Spain beginning in 1891 and who lived in different European cities between 1917 and 1934. He settled for a short time in New York around 1920. After having participated in the group at the Cercle et Carré [Circle and Square] journal, Torres-García laid the foundation for a constructive proposal that he continued to develop in Uruguay upon his arrival in 1934.
The Removedor [Thinner] journal was the official publication of Taller Torres-García [Torres-García Workshop], which appeared between 1945 and 1953. For his part, Sarandy Cabrera wrote an extensive response to this article by Maldonado, which was published in issue number 16 of the January-February of 1947 edition of the Removedor journal.
This source has been selected insofar as it allows for the reconstruction of the dispute held by the artists from the Concrete avant-garde, both with Torres-García and with the members of Taller Torres-García such as Guido Castillo, and Sarandy Cabrera.
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Q: How can i apply css stylesheet to single specific element? I am new to web development, I have tried css stylesheet with simple HTML element and it worked well, when i specified element name:
label {
    color: green;
}

this would be applied to all label tags, but is there any way to apply stylesheet to single element? For example: There are 2 labels, one is green and second is blue, How can this be achieved?

A: There's lots of ways to accomplish this. There's lots of css selectors like ID, classes... See css selectors reference
Best way to achieve what you want is to use classss. See classes

.red {
      color: red;
}
.blue {
      color: blue;
}

    I'm blue

  I'm red

A: You could do

    label[name=green]{
        color:green;
    }

A: Use id of the element if you want to target a specific element. Example:
#labelId{
    color: green;
}

Some Text

Alternatively, you can also provide specific class name to the element. Example:
.label-class{
    color: green;
}

Some Text

A: You can do that using html attributes such:

*

*class, id, data-nameOFData for any of HTML element

.class {
  color: blue
}

#id {
  color: green
}

div[data-test] {
  color: yellow
}

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data

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*name , type and for for input elements

label[for="textInput"] {
  color: aqua
}

input[type="text"] {
  color: brown
}
label

<input type="text" name="textInput" value="name" />

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*href for anchors tags and src for images

a {
  padding: 10px;
  background-color: deepskyblue
}

a[href*="google"] {
  background-color: yellow
}
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div {
  width: 100px;
  height: 50px;
}

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  background-color: cornflowerblue
}

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Although no longer the capital city of Belize, Belize City is still the heart and soul of the country, and with around 80,000 people, is home to over 21 percent of all Belizeans. Belize City has a bad reputation, which is somewhat deserved. It's run down and crime infested. Most visitors come to Belize City only to get water taxis out to the cayes, and that's wise. But there are some plusses. It's where all the business is done. It's where the best hospitals are located. There are also some little quirks to Belize City, such as the fact that the oldest manually-operated swing bridge is there, as well as Central America's oldest Anglican cathedral. It's not much, but it's something. Also, close by to Belize City is the Mayan ruin of Altun Ha.
Looking at a map of Belize, you'll see a bunch of islands off the coast, known as the cayes. There's around 200 of them – most of which are uninhabited – and they lie between the mainland and the barrier reef, providing the best access to the second longest coral reef on the planet. The two main cayes are Ambergris and Caye Caulker, where visitors can find plenty of diving lodges and hotels, as well as the cayes' primary settlements. The town of San Pedro on Ambergris is about as close as Belize gets to the typical tropical vacation and party center, as it is full of diving enthusiasts, travelers, and tourists. Anyone coming to Belize WILL end up here for at least some amount of time.
Western Belize includes the Cayo district that makes up most of the border with Guatemala. It is made up of deep jungles dotted with limestone caves, mountains, and sinkholes, as well as ancient Mayan temples and ruins. It's this area that puts the 'eco' in the ecotourism industry of Belize, and traveling through here is about as Indiana Jones as you can get. Outside of the tiny capital city, Belmopan, which is home to Belizean politics and not much else, the majority of people in this part of the country are Latino, so Spanish will be heard more than English.
The far north of Belize – and given the small size of the country, this is still less than an hour away from the centrally-located Belize City – is where some of the most impressive Mayan sites are. It's also more agriculturally developed than the rest of the country, full of farms cultivating vast fields of sugarcane. It's not surprising that rum is made up here. The area is great for bird watching, with boat tours frequently along the New River just for the purpose of checking out our feathered friends.
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3. In order to standardize the valuation and make it more transparent to the borrower, it has been decided that gold jewellery accepted as security / collateral will have to be valued at the average of the closing price of 22 carat gold for the preceding 30 days as quoted by the India Bullion and Jewellers Association Ltd. [formerly known as the Bombay Bullion Association Ltd. (BBA)]. If the gold is of purity less than 22 carats, the bank should translate the collateral into 22 carat and value the exact grams of the collateral. In other words, jewellery of lower purity of gold shall be valued proportionately.
4. It is reiterated that RRBs and StCBs/CCBs should continue to observe necessary and usual safeguards and also have a suitable policy for lending against gold jewellery with the approval of their Boards of Directors.


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const { assert, skip, test, module: describe, only } = require('qunit');
const { GPU } = require('../../src');

describe('issue #267 kernel');

function immutableKernelWithoutFloats(mode) {
  const gpu = new GPU({ mode });
  const kernel = gpu.createKernel(function (v) {
    return v[this.thread.x] + 1;
  }, {
    output: [1],
    immutable: true,
    pipeline: true,
    precision: 'unsigned',
  });

  // start with a value on CPU
  const output1 = kernel([1]);
  const result1 = output1.toArray()[0];

  // reuse that output, simulating that this value will be monitored, and updated via the same kernel
  // this is often used in neural networks
  const output2 = kernel(output1);
  const result2 = output2.toArray()[0];

  const output3 = kernel(output2);
  const result3 = output3.toArray()[0];

  assert.equal(result1, 2);
  assert.equal(result2, 3);
  assert.equal(result3, 4);
  gpu.destroy();
}

test('Issue #267 immutable kernel output without floats - auto', () => {
  immutableKernelWithoutFloats();
});

test('Issue #267 immutable kernel output without floats - gpu', () => {
  immutableKernelWithoutFloats('gpu');
});

(GPU.isWebGL2Supported ? test : skip)('Issue #267 immutable kernel output without floats - webgl', () => {
  immutableKernelWithoutFloats('webgl');
});

(GPU.isWebGL2Supported ? test : skip)('Issue #267 immutable kernel output without floats - webgl2', () => {
  immutableKernelWithoutFloats('webgl2');
});

(GPU.isHeadlessGLSupported ? test : skip)('Issue #267 immutable kernel output without floats - headlessgl', () => {
  immutableKernelWithoutFloats('headlessgl');
});

function immutableKernelWithFloats(mode) {
  const gpu = new GPU({ mode });
  const kernel = gpu.createKernel(function (v) {
    return v[this.thread.x] + 1;
  }, {
    output: [1],
    immutable: true,
    pipeline: true,
    precision: 'single',
  });

  // start with a value on CPU
  // reuse that output, simulating that this value will be monitored, and updated via the same kernel
  // this is often used in neural networks
  const output1 = kernel([1]);
  const output2 = kernel(output1);
  const output3 = kernel(output2);

  assert.equal(output1.toArray()[0], 2);
  assert.equal(output2.toArray()[0], 3);
  assert.equal(output3.toArray()[0], 4);
  gpu.destroy();
}

(GPU.isSinglePrecisionSupported ? test : skip)('Issue #267 immutable kernel output with floats - auto', () => {
  immutableKernelWithFloats();
});

(GPU.isSinglePrecisionSupported ? test : skip)('Issue #267 immutable kernel output with floats - gpu', () => {
  immutableKernelWithFloats('gpu');
});

(GPU.isSinglePrecisionSupported && GPU.isWebGL2Supported ? test : skip)('Issue #267 immutable kernel output with floats - webgl', () => {
  immutableKernelWithFloats('webgl');
});

(GPU.isSinglePrecisionSupported && GPU.isWebGL2Supported ? test : skip)('Issue #267 immutable kernel output with floats - webgl2', () => {
  immutableKernelWithFloats('webgl2');
});

(GPU.isSinglePrecisionSupported && GPU.isHeadlessGLSupported ? test : skip)('Issue #267 immutable kernel output with floats - headlessgl', () => {
  immutableKernelWithFloats('headlessgl');
});

describe('issue #267 sub kernel');

function immutableSubKernelsWithoutFloats(mode) {
  function value1(value) {
    return value + 1;
  }

  function value2(value) {
    return value + 1;
  }

  const gpu = new GPU({ mode });
  const kernel = gpu.createKernelMap(
    {
      valueOutput1: value1,
      valueOutput2: value2
    },
    function (a, b) {
      value1(a[this.thread.x]);
      return value2(b[this.thread.x]);
    },
    {
      output: [1],
      immutable: true,
      pipeline: true,
      precision: 'unsigned',
    }
  );

  // start with a value on CPU
  const output1 = kernel([1], [2]);
  const result1 = output1.valueOutput1.toArray()[0];

  // reuse that output, simulating that this value will be monitored, and updated via the same kernel
  // this is often used in neural networks
  const output2 = kernel(output1.valueOutput1, output1.valueOutput2);
  const result2 = output2.valueOutput1.toArray()[0];

  const output3 = kernel(output2.valueOutput1, output2.valueOutput2);
  const result3 = output3.valueOutput1.toArray()[0];

  assert.equal(result1, 2);
  assert.equal(result2, 3);
  assert.equal(result3, 4);
  gpu.destroy();
}
(GPU.isKernelMapSupported ? test : skip)('Issue #267 immutable sub-kernel output - auto', () => {
  immutableSubKernelsWithoutFloats();
});

(GPU.isKernelMapSupported ? test : skip)('Issue #267 immutable sub-kernel output - gpu', () => {
  immutableSubKernelsWithoutFloats('gpu');
});

(GPU.isWebGLSupported ? test : skip)('Issue #267 immutable sub-kernel output - webgl', () => {
  immutableSubKernelsWithoutFloats('webgl');
});

(GPU.isWebGL2Supported ? test : skip)('Issue #267 immutable sub-kernel output - webgl2', () => {
  immutableSubKernelsWithoutFloats('webgl2');
});

(GPU.isHeadlessGLSupported && GPU.isKernelMapSupported ? test : skip)('Issue #267 immutable sub-kernel output - headlessgl', () => {
  immutableSubKernelsWithoutFloats('headlessgl');
});

describe('issue #267 sub kernels mixed');
function immutableKernelsMixedWithoutFloats(mode) {
  function value1(value) {
    return value + 10;
  }

  function value2(value) {
    return value + 50;
  }

  const gpu = new GPU({ mode });
  const kernel = gpu.createKernelMap(
    {
      valueOutput1: value1,
      valueOutput2: value2,
    },
    function (a, b) {
      value1(a[this.thread.x]);
      return value2(b[this.thread.x]) + 100;
    },
    {
      output: [1],
      immutable: true,
      pipeline: true,
      precision: 'unsigned',
    }
  );

  // start with a value on CPU
  const output1 = kernel([10], [20]);

  // reuse that output, simulating that this value will be monitored, and updated via the same kernel
  // this is often used in neural networks
  const output2 = kernel(output1.result, output1.valueOutput2);
  const output3 = kernel(output2.result, output2.valueOutput2);

  function toArray(value) {
    return value.toArray ? value.toArray() : value;
  }

  assert.equal(toArray(output1.valueOutput1)[0], 20); // 10 + 10
  assert.equal(toArray(output1.valueOutput2)[0], 70); // 20 + 50
  assert.equal(toArray(output1.result)[0], 170); // (20 + 50) + 100

  assert.equal(toArray(output2.valueOutput1)[0], 180); // 170 + 10
  assert.equal(toArray(output2.valueOutput2)[0], 120); // 70 + 50
  assert.equal(toArray(output2.result)[0], 220); // (70 + 50) + 100

  assert.equal(toArray(output3.valueOutput1)[0], 230); // 220 + 10
  assert.equal(toArray(output3.valueOutput2)[0], 170); // 120 + 50
  assert.equal(toArray(output3.result)[0], 270); // (120 + 50) + 100

  gpu.destroy();
}

(GPU.isKernelMapSupported ? test : skip)('Issue #267 immutable kernel & sub-kernel output without floats - auto', () => {
  immutableKernelsMixedWithoutFloats();
});

(GPU.isKernelMapSupported ? test : skip)('Issue #267 immutable kernel & sub-kernel output without floats - gpu', () => {
  immutableKernelsMixedWithoutFloats('gpu');
});

(GPU.isWebGLSupported ? test : skip)('Issue #267 immutable kernel & sub-kernel output without floats - webgl', () => {
  immutableKernelsMixedWithoutFloats('webgl');
});

(GPU.isWebGL2Supported ? test : skip)('Issue #267 immutable kernel & sub-kernel output without floats - webgl2', () => {
  immutableKernelsMixedWithoutFloats('webgl2');
});

(GPU.isHeadlessGLSupported && GPU.isKernelMapSupported ? test : skip)('Issue #267 immutable kernel & sub-kernel output without floats - headlessgl', () => {
  immutableKernelsMixedWithoutFloats('headlessgl');
});

test('Issue #267 immutable kernel & sub-kernel output without floats - cpu', () => {
  immutableKernelsMixedWithoutFloats('cpu');
});


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Q: Importing data from VERY large text file into Mysql I'm new to Mysql - I'm looking at using it as a back-end for some work I have to do in Access. Unfortunately I'm having to start this at the deep-end as I have a database of just over 26 million records in a 5gb text file to analyse.
I've tried doing this in Access by splitting the text file up into 280 or so different text files, via a Git Bash process, then creating some VBA code to create 280 different back-end databases and importing 1 text file into each db. I then have a front-end db where I have 280 linked table to get at the data.
This is obviously a very unwieldy process and makes doing any analysis take hours and hours and hours and hours (etc)
I've just imported a file of 26,955 records as a test into Mysql and it ran at about 1113 files imported per minute. If I try this with the main 26 million file at that rate it will take over 389 hours to run - assuming it didn't fall over before then of course.
So the query is: what's the best way to go about getting the data into Mysql? or am I just going about this completely the wrong way? - I donlt even know if the end result of one Mysql table will be more efficient than the Access route described above.
Here's the table I created for my Mysql database for the fields. They are mostly single characters, so I made them varchar(1). Unfortunately there are 63 of them and I do need them all:
CREATE TABLE Mydata (
Address_URN int,
URN int,
Address_Line_1 varchar(40),
Address_Line_2 varchar(40),
Address_Line_3 varchar(40),
Address_Line_4 varchar(40),
Address_Line_5 varchar(40),
Address_Line_6 varchar(40),
Town varchar(40),
Postcode varchar(10),
Male_Head_of_Household_Flag varchar(1),
Length_of_Residence_0_2_Years varchar(1),
Length_of_Residence_3_5_Years varchar(1),
Length_of_Residence_6_9_Years varchar(1),
Length_of_Residence_10Plus_Years varchar(1),
Aged_18_24 varchar(1),
Aged_25_29 varchar(1),
Aged_30_34 varchar(1),
Aged_35_39 varchar(1),
Aged_40_44 varchar(1),
Aged_45_49 varchar(1),
Aged_50_54 varchar(1),
Aged_55_59 varchar(1),
Aged_60_64 varchar(1),
Aged_65_69 varchar(1),
Aged_70_74 varchar(1),
Aged_75_79 varchar(1),
Aged_80_84 varchar(1),
Aged_85Plus varchar(1),
Income_0_9999 varchar(1),
Income_10000_19999 varchar(1),
Income_20000_29999 varchar(1),
Income_30000_39999 varchar(1),
Income_40000_49999 varchar(1),
Income_50000_74999 varchar(1),
Income_75000_99999 varchar(1),
Income_100000Plus varchar(1),
Is_employed varchar(1),
Is_not_employed varchar(1),
Social_renting varchar(1),
Private_renting varchar(1),
House_owned_outright varchar(1),
Home_owned_with_mortgage varchar(1),
Has_mortgage varchar(1),
Have_endowment_mortgage varchar(1),
Have_repayment_mortgage varchar(1),
Have_mortgage_more_than_10_years_old varchar(1),
Have_discounted_rate_mortgage varchar(1),
Have_offset_mortgage varchar(1),
Social_grade_A varchar(1),
Social_grade_B varchar(1),
Social_grade_C1 varchar(1),
Social_grade_C2 varchar(1),
Social_grade_D varchar(1),
Social_grade_E varchar(1),
Latitude decimal(8,6),
Longitude decimal(8,6),
Coordinate_Level varchar(10),
Suppressed varchar(1),
LocID varchar(15),
LocDistance decimal(10,6),
Student varchar(1),
PRIMARY KEY (URN)
);

Any advice gratefully received!


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Scottish Church Heritage Research: This large town church was built towards the outskirts of Kirriemuir in 1904, replacing a classical church of 1797 that was destroyed by fire. St Mary's is built in roughly coursed red sandstone rubble in an Arts and Crafts style. It is the only complete church in Scotland designed by Sir Ninian Comper, whose father was an Episcopal clergyman in Aberdeen. The church consists of a low, squat, square tower, nave, entrance porch with stair tower and chancel. OS 6 inch 1st edn shows St Mary's School next to the church/chapel.


Technologists are spoilt today by the seemingly endless selection of technical papers and standards available to them on the world-wide-web. Not so long ago, technologists relied on their own practical experience and inventive skills to solve technical problems. This was particularly the case for Australia, with the tyranny of distance and harsh environmental conditions. It forced the development of better equipment and processes to improve the reliability of the telecommunications network.
Where knowledge or experience were lacking, technologists devised experiments and undertook empirical measurements to separate fact from fiction and understand the extent of the challenge. They then devised clever and cost-effective solutions which were regularly documented in this Journal and often received wider acknowledgment overseas.
The two historic papers by M F Lette, Engineer Class 2, Primary Works, Post Master General?s Department from the Telecommunications Journal of Australia in June 1969 and October 1969 respectively are reproduced here. They provide details of experiments to determine the effects of vibration on telecommunication cable installations. The first paper (Lette 1969a) tests whether the installation of cables across existing bridges (rather than the preferred but much more expensive option of submerged river crossings) is possible and can achieve the desired reliability. The second paper (Lette 1969b) tests whether the use of explosives near co-axial cables will affect their performance.
It appears that in 1969, there was significant reluctance to use existing bridges as a means of carrying cables across rivers because of vibration concerns. The author suspects that this reluctance is based on rumour and contributed to by bad installation practices. The author undertakes the measurement of vibrations at a number of bridges in NSW and correlates his findings against cable failure records. A number of recommendations are made but essentially cable crossings on bridges are much more economical and will be reliable, provided the vibration and exposure to temperature extremes is limited by proper installation.
In the second paper, the author finds (contrary to expectations) that reasonably-sized explosive charges may be detonated close to co-axial cables with little or no effect on transmission. This is timely knowledge, as other Authorities are required to use explosives near telecommunication cables and the potential effects were a concern, but largely unknown.
Both papers provide unique hands-on examples of the need for field measurements to verify reality and in these cases, to discredit some conventional wisdoms in the field of cable installation.
Lette M. F. 1969a. ?Installation of Lead Sheathed Cable on Bridges", Telecommunication Journal of Australia, June 1969, pages 127-135.
Lette M. F. 1969b. ?Use of Explosives near Co-axial Cables", Telecommunication Journal of Australia, October 1969, pages 231-235.


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Cox's Bazar– An alleged forest robber was killed in a reported gunfight with forest guards at Meherghona forest beat under North Forest Division in the district on Friday.The deceased was identified as Mostak Ahmed, 37, son of Mohammad of the area.Tipped off that a group of forest robbers was felling trees at Meherghona forest beat, forest guards went to the spot in the morning, said Cox's Bazar Sadar Range Officer of South Forest Division Mehedi Hasan.
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