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'Four jobs in renewables for each lost in energy transition' as wind and solar spur new record: Irena
Global renewables jobs growth could exceed by four to one the posts lost in the energy transition, predicted the International Renewable Energy Agency (Irena) as it said a record 12 million people worked in the industry by the end of last year.
The growth, from 11.5 million in 2019, was led by solar PV and wind, which employed four million and 1.25 million people respectively by the end of 2020, said the agency's latest annual review of staffing levels.
Offshore is growing in importance to the wind sector as more nations step up their ambitions, added Irena.
China continued to dominate global employment, accounting for 39% of all jobs, followed by Brazil, India and the US. Nations highlighted by Irena as creating new roles include Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Colombia and Russia.
The agency, which worked with the International Labour Organization (ILO) to compile its data, reckons renewable energy employment could hit 43 million by 2050, and that 24-25 million jobs created by the end of this decade will far surpass an expected six to seven million posts lost because of the energy transition. "Some five million of the workers who lose their jobs will be able to find new jobs in the same occupation in another industry," the two bodies claimed.
"Renewable energy's ability to create jobs and meet climate goals is beyond doubt. With COP26 in front of us, governments must raise their ambition to reach net zero," said Francesco La Camera, Irena's director general.
The Irena review hailed the resilience of renewables compared to many other sectors, despite the "complex" impact of Covid.
"Available information suggests that, overall, renewable energy fared well compared with conventional energy – indeed, far better than expected," said the study, which added that the industry faced challenges ranging from quarantine of workers, border closures and resulting supply chain disruptions.
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Success! Many things to many people. To some a destination, others, a lifestyle. Still for others a puzzle. But what ever success is for you, success is a drive, a drive to thrive. I don't believe you can turn on this "Drive to Thrive" like a car or a computer.
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You'd Better, Because if you don't like yourself, you are not going to find many others that will like you as well. Why would they? The key to liking yourself? Knowing that you are enough. Yes, we all have dreams that we have not reached yet, places we would like to see that we haven't seen yet.
An oxymoron that is displayed on a daily basis is the idea that success is achieved by the efforts of one person. We are not alone! We are not a silo that succeeds. Every endeavor we take on, every endeavor, is affected by others. A morning jog is affected by others, who paved the street?
Success is accepting of contradictions. I talk about team, the master mind group, reaching out for help and ideas from others. I talk all the time about how we can't achieve success by ourselves, and now I say If it's to be it's up to me. Yes, success is a contradiction.
A clear concise description of a "Grand Obsession" was written by Trina Paulus, I quote... "How does one become a butterfly?" she asked. "You must want to fly so much that you are willing to give up being a caterpillar." ― Trina Paulus. Our Grand Obsession is our key for change.
Nectar is the reward plants give to pollinators. The relationship between the pollinator and a plant is survival of both. And much like that relationship, so too enthusiasm and success. Life's gift is success to the enthusiastic soul.


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CHICAGO OPERA THEATER TO PRESENT THE CHICAGO PREMIERE OF DUKE ELLINGTON'S "QUEENIE PIE" FEBRUARY 15 – MARCH 5 AT THE HARRIS THEATER
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Ellington's Only Opera Presented in Partnership with Chicago Jazz Orchestra
CHICAGO – In one of its most ambitious projects to date, Chicago Opera Theater (COT) will collaborate with the Chicago Jazz Orchestra (CJO) to present the Chicago premiere of Duke Ellington's only opera "Queenie Pie," running February 15 – March 5 at the Harris Theater, 205 E. Randolph Street. Tickets ($35 – $125) are now on sale.
Featuring a rousing musical score that blends Ellington's signature big band sound and clever lyrics with the musical styles of opera, jazz and musical theater, the opera will be conducted by CJO Artistic Director Jeff Lindberg, with direction and choreography by Ken Roht. Originally commissioned by New York PBS affiliate WNET as a television piece for Lena Horne and featuring a libretto by Betty McGettigan, "Queenie Pie" was unfinished at the time of the Ellington's death in 1974. Chicago Opera Theater's production, like the handful of productions mounted by other companies in the past, interpolates additional songs from Ellington's canon to complete the score, and features a new adaptation of the libretto by Ken Roht, as well as new orchestrations by Jeff Lindberg.
"'Queenie Pie' is a neglected gem, fascinating musically, dramatically and historically," said Andreas Mitisek, COT's General Director. "In keeping with our mission of producing adventurous opera experiences, particularly new and rarely performed work, we are excited to bring Chicago audiences a largely unknown piece by one of America's greatest composers."
Ellington's "street opera" tells a story inspired by the life of Madam C. J. Walker, the first female African-American self-made millionaire, who developed and sold a line of hair and beauty products. Queenie Pie's business is challenged by competing entrepreneur Café Au Lait, a younger, light-skinned beauty from New Orleans. Set in the Harlem Renaissance, the story has been refocused for COT's production by the creative team. "The goal is to contemporize the piece, and also to make the piece timeless, while dealing with challenging social issues that seem to persist," says Director/Choreographer Ken Roht.
Reviewing a 1986 production of the opera, Robert Palmer, writing for the New York Times, called "Queenie Pie" a "wonderfully vital and coherent work. In fact, it is something of a marvel. One could justifiably call it a comic opera, since the narrative is advanced primarily through song and recitative…. a superior evening's entertainment, but, more importantly, it is an evening worthy of Duke Ellington's talents."
Los Angeles-based director and choreographer Ken Roht has staged Long Beach Opera's productions of Poulenc's "The Breasts of Tiresias," Bohuslav Martinu's "Tears of a Knife" and Robert Kurka's "The Good Soldier Schweik." Roht relishes the opportunity to work on "Queenie Pie" saying, "It is an honor to lend my perspective to the original libretto…It remains an ebullient melodrama due to Mr. Ellington's amazing, multi-faceted music and the story's dreamlike, highly allegorical plot of two vastly different women, who are very much the same."
Queenie Pie is the second co-production shared between Chicago Opera Theater and Long Beach Opera, both of which are under the direction of Andreas Mitisek.
The cast of "Queenie Pie" includes Karen Marie Richardson, best known for her Chicago performances in "Too Hot to Handel: The Jazz Gospel Messiah" in the title role; Anna Bowen as Café O'lay; Keithon Gipson as Holt Faye/King; and Jeffrey Polk as Lil' Daddy. The conductor is CJO Artistic Director Jeffrey Lindberg; stage direction and chorography is by Ken Roht. The design team includes Danila Korogodsky (sets); Brandon Baruch (lights) and Dabney Ross Jones (costumes).
About Duke Ellington
Duke Ellington called his music "American Music" rather than jazz, and liked to describe those who impressed him as "beyond category." He remains one of the most influential figures in jazz, if not in all American music, giving American music its own sound for the first time. In his fifty year career, he played over 20,000 performances in Europe, Latin America, the Middle East as well as Asia.
Ellington is best remembered for the more than 3,000 songs that he composed during his lifetime. His best known titles include "It Don't Mean a Thing if It Ain't Got That Swing", "Sophisticated Lady," "Mood Indigo," "Solitude," "In a Mellotone" and "Satin Doll." When asked what inspired him to write, Ellington replied, "My men and my race are the inspiration of my work. I try to catch the character and mood and feeling of my people."
Duke Ellington's popular compositions set the bar for generations of brilliant jazz, pop, theatre and soundtrack composers to come. While these compositions guarantee his greatness, what makes Ellington an iconoclastic genius, and an unparalleled visionary, what has granted him immortality, are his extended suites. From 1943's "Black, Brown and Beige" to 1972's "Uwis Suite," Ellington used the suite format to give his jazz songs a far more empowering meaning, resonance and purpose: to exalt, mythologize and re-contextualize the African-American experience on a grand scale.
Ellington was awarded the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 1966. He was later awarded several other prizes, the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1969, and the Legion of Honor by France in 1973, the highest civilian honors in each country. He died of lung cancer and pneumonia on May 24, 1974, a month after his 75th birthday, and is buried in the Bronx, in New York City. At his funeral, attended by over 12,000 people at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Ella Fitzgerald summed up the occasion, "It's a very sad day…A genius has passed." (Excerpted from Dukeellington.com)
Performance Schedule and Ticket Information
"Queenie Pie" will be performed at the Harris Theater, 205 E. Randolph, Feb. 15 at 7:30 p.m.; Feb. 21 at 7:30 p.m.; Feb. 23 at 3 p.m. and March 5 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are priced from $35 – $125 and can be purchased by calling 312.704.8414 or via chicagooperatheater.org. Tickets also can be purchased at the Harris Theater box office. The running time is 90 minutes, including one intermission.
About Chicago Opera Theater
Chicago Opera Theater (COT) is an innovative, nationally recognized opera company that engages a curious audience through adventurous opera experiences of new and rarely performed works. COT, established in 1974 by Alan Stone, is a founding resident company of the Harris Theater for Music and Dance in Millennium Park. New General Director Andreas Mitisek is known for his adventurous repertory, visionary leadership, fundraising skills, and innovative audience-building initiatives.
Chicago Opera Theater has carved a significant place for itself in the operatic life of Chicago and has reached an audience of hundreds of thousands through its main stage performances, community engagement, education programs in Chicago Public Schools, as well as its renowned Young Artist Program.
Experience MORE OF THE DIFFERENT with Chicago Opera Theater!
For more information on the Chicago Opera Theater and its programs please visit www.chicagooperatheater.org.
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MCCOOL JUNCTION, Neb. – August 13. Former four-time series champion Kelly Boen of Henderson, Colorado kicked off opening night of the seventh annual "King of the Hill Late Model Shootout" in familiar fashion as he led flag to flag Friday at Junction Motor Speedway.
The annual August event, which has also been a co-sanctioned affair with the Missouri based Lucas Oil MLRA, saw Boen start on the pole for the 25-lap feature finale. Boen had qualified for the spot by advancing six positions in his heat race from eighth to second.
In the main event, Boen quickly set the pace on the 24-car field and was never seriously threatened throughout.
The second and third place finishers advanced from mid-pack to near the front throughout the duration of the race. Omaha's John Anderson started tenth and worked his way through the field and claimed the runner up position, while 11th starting Mike Wiarda of Aurora, Nebraska and a strong run and came home third. Madison, Nebraska driver Travis Dickes flirted with the front, but ultimately would end up fourth, while two time and defending series champion Kyle Berck of Marquette, Nebraska experienced an eventful feature.
Berck, who ran up front for the first half of the event, got into a tangle with Mike Collins on an attempted slide job, with Berck coming up on the short end of the deal. The driver of the Dorothy Lynch Salad Dressing/Strobel Construction sponsored Lazer chassis, then worked through the field and was able to salvage a fifth place finish.
For Boen, it was his season leading tenth victory on the 2010 race season with the O'Reilly/NCRA late model division and ninth aboard his own #07 Roadrunner Fabrication/Peterson Fluid System sponsored, Cornett Racing Engine powered Rocket Chassis.
Brad Looney pulled up lame on a restart with ten laps to go and was forced to the pits with rear end damage. Looney relinquished his points lead in the process after recording his first NCRA DNF of the 2010 season.
1, Kelly Boen. 2, John Anderson. 3, Mike Wiarda. 4, Travis Dickes. 5, Kyle Berck. 6, Bryant Goldsmith. 7, Mike Collins. 8, Corey Zeitner. 9, Jason O'Brien. 10, Joe Kosiski. 11, Al Purkey. 12, Dustin Hapka. 13, Dave Eckrich. 14, Delbert Smith. 15, Jase Kaser. 16, J.D. Hubert. 17, Justin Asplin. 18, Chris Spieker. 19, Jerry Warner. 20, Bo Egge. 21, Evan Hubert. 22, Terry Boushee. 23, Brad Looney. 24, Mike Wallace.


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Brewer Tours Senior Centers Launching Resource Guide
Today, Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer toured three senior centers, kicking off a citywide effort to distribute thousands of copies of "Age-Smart Manhattan," her office's new senior resource guide.
"New York City is home to more than one million older residents, a number that is projected to increase by 45 percent in the next two decades," said Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer. "It's more important than ever before that our seniors have access to services and networks that will help them stay healthy, active, and engaged."
During the lunch hour, Brewer visited Project FIND's Woodstock Senior Center in Midtown, the Corsi House Senior Center in East Harlem, and the Central Harlem Senior Center, greeting seniors and personally delivering hundreds of senior guides. Brewer's effort comes ahead of "Up with Aging," her upcoming March 20 panel event and senior expo on brain health and healthy aging.
The 80-page guide includes information on government benefits and services, housing, medical and long-term care, safety and security, activities and educational opportunities, transportation resources, and Community Boards. The guide also includes sections with resources especially for veterans and LGBT seniors, and is available in both English and Spanish. The guide's publication was sponsored by MetroPlus Health Plan.
Brewer's office will be distributing thousands of Age-Smart Manhattan guides over the coming weeks. They will be available at more than a hundred locations across the borough, including every Senior Center, hospital, library, and elected official's office. In addition, individual Manhattan residents and community-based organizations can request that guides be sent to them, by calling (212) 669-8300.
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DD Uttarakhand is a state-owned TV channel telecasting from Doordarshan Kendra Uttarakhand, India. It was inaugurated by Venkaiah Naidu. The first news bulletin of DD Uttarakhand was read by Ms. Shikha Tyagi.

See also
 List of programs broadcast by DD National
 All India Radio
 Ministry of Information and Broadcasting
 DD Direct Plus
 List of South Asian television channels by country

Uttarakhand
Foreign television channels broadcasting in the United Kingdom
Television channels and stations established in 1992
Indian direct broadcast satellite services
Doordarshan

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Q: JSON file printed with bars separating fields I need to send a minified JSON to a rest service, it seemed all right, however, when printing my JSON into a file several "/" slashes appear separating the fields from the file, as I am new to this type of implementation I was confused ...
Basically, I add objects to a list and at the end, I convert the generic list to Json, this is my method that converts the List object to JSON
public String convertListToJson(List obj) throws IOException {
    String jsonInString = null;
    ObjectMapper mapper = new ObjectMapper();
    mapper.setDefaultPropertyInclusion(JsonInclude.Include.ALWAYS);
    mapper.configure(SerializationFeature.USE_EQUALITY_FOR_OBJECT_ID, true);
    jsonInString = mapper.writerWithDefaultPrettyPrinter().writeValueAsString(obj);
    JsonNode jsonNode = mapper.readValue(jsonInString, JsonNode.class);
    String json = jsonNode.toString();
    return json;
}

String payload = convertListToJson(object);
        System.out.println(payload);

This is the result of printing on the console
 [{"id":12,"nomePeriodo":"2012","inicio":"2012-01-01T02:00:00Z","fim":"2012-12-31T02:00:00Z"},{"id":13,"nomePeriodo":"2013","inicio":"2013-01-01T02:00:00Z","fim":"2013-12-31T02:00:00Z"},{"id":14,"nomePeriodo":"2014","inicio":"2014-01-01T02:00:00Z","fim":"2014-12-31T02:00:00Z"},{"id":15,"nomePeriodo":"2015","inicio":"2015-01-01T02:00:00Z","fim":"2015-12-31T02:00:00Z"},{"id":16,"nomePeriodo":"2016","inicio":"2016-01-01T02:00:00Z","fim":"2016-12-31T02:00:00Z"},{"id":17,"nomePeriodo":"2017","inicio":"2017-01-01T02:00:00Z","fim":"2017-12-31T02:00:00Z"},{"id":18,"nomePeriodo":"2018","inicio":"2018-01-01T02:00:00Z","fim":"2018-12-31T02:00:00Z"}]

This is the method I use for printing to file
 printJson(payload);
     private void printJson(String payload) {
            ObjectMapper mapper = new ObjectMapper();
            try {
                mapper.writeValue(new File("c:\\server\\JSON.json"), payload);

            } catch (IOException e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
        }

When I print to a file this is the result:
"[{\"id\":12,\"nomePeriodo\":\"2012\",\"inicio\":\"2012-01-01T02:00:00Z\",\"fim\":\"2012-12-31T02:00:00Z\"},{\"id\":13,\"nomePeriodo\":\"2013\",\"inicio\":\"2013-01-01T02:00:00Z\",\"fim\":\"2013-12-31T02:00:00Z\"},{\"id\":14,\"nomePeriodo\":\"2014\",\"inicio\":\"2014-01-01T02:00:00Z\",\"fim\":\"2014-12-31T02:00:00Z\"},{\"id\":15,\"nomePeriodo\":\"2015\",\"inicio\":\"2015-01-01T02:00:00Z\",\"fim\":\"2015-12-31T02:00:00Z\"},{\"id\":16,\"nomePeriodo\":\"2016\",\"inicio\":\"2016-01-01T02:00:00Z\",\"fim\":\"2016-12-31T02:00:00Z\"},{\"id\":17,\"nomePeriodo\":\"2017\",\"inicio\":\"2017-01-01T02:00:00Z\",\"fim\":\"2017-12-31T02:00:00Z\"},{\"id\":18,\"nomePeriodo\":\"2018\",\"inicio\":\"2018-01-01T02:00:00Z\",\"fim\":\"2018-12-31T02:00:00Z\"}]"

So you have these \ bars separating the items in json...
Am I doing something wrong or is this common?
If possible I would like to remove them from my archive

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What does a short story written in 1843 by Edgar Allen Poe have to do with being a gold enthusiast?
In Poe's story, called "The Gold Bug", the main character is a moody chap by the name of Legrand, who discovers a rare "gold bug" (a beetle). After being bitten by the gold bug, Legrand leads the narrator on a treasure hunt, which, in the end, is fruitful, netting a large chest filled with gold and precious jewels.
About fifty years later the United States was divided: farmers and miners in the west wanted "free and unlimited coinage of silver" while Republicans in the east wanted to remain on a gold standard. In 1896 the US presidential election hinged around whether the US would remain on a gold standard or adopt a bimetallic monetary system. It turned out to be one of the most controversial elections in US history.
The presidential candidates were William McKinley and William Bryan. Democrat Bryan wanted the United States to use silver to back the dollar at a value that would inflate the prices farmers received for their crops, easing their debt burden. This position was known as the Free Silver Movement. Facing a tough contest (Democrats had the White House for the previous term and were blamed for the depression of 1893), Bryan decided the best strategy for a Democratic victory was to bring his message to the people by speaking in person around the country. This was a new tactic, since presidential candidates traditionally stayed home and let others speak on their behalf.
Another political campaign tactic that made its debut in this election was the campaign button that consisted of mounted paper images protected by a thin coating of celluloid. McKinley supporters took it a step further and sported brass pins depicting a bug, and referred to themselves as "gold bugs". The Democrats followed suit, with silver bug pins. Whether the bug reference had anything to do with Edgar Allen Poe's gold bug I don't know, but I could find no other reference to a bug that had anything to do with gold.
McKinley won the elections, defeating Jennings in the greatest electoral sweep in twenty-five years, and put an end to designs of a bimetallic dollar standard. He also, by the way, led the US into its first international war with a European power since the war of 1812 by aiding Cuba in its struggle to throw off Spanish rule. To secure a position in the Pacific McKinley annexed the Hawaiian Islands and after defeating Spain, the US gained control over the Philippines, Puerto Rico and Guam. It was the beginning of the American Empire.
About a year ago I caught a glimpse of a gold bug crawling up a friend's suit. The friend was Brien Lundin, president and CEO of Jefferson Financial and editor of the Gold Newsletter. Brien had exact replicas of the 1896 gold bug pins cast in twenty-two carat gold.
I don't know how many Brien has left, or if he's going to make any more of them, but if you're interested in owning a "real" gold bug I suggest you give him a call at (504) 837-3033 or (800) 648-8411.


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A short side story to The Cave Chronicles. I've been writing a few Cave stories in my head of late, and I actually sent one off to a short story anthology, from which I should hear back soon. Let's hope my submission was successful! In the meantime, I wanted to write a vampire story about two friends who are going hunting one night. Enjoy!
I twirled on the spot hesitantly. Crystal looked me over with a frown. Her eyes--pupil, iris and scelera--were totally turquoise, but a glimmer of light indicated she was scanning me thoughtfully. I trusted Crystal because she was a Brown, and the Browns knew good fashion. Her mum, Diamond, was on the cover of BloodType just as often as the Manheims, and sometimes I got to go to her catwalk shows, The Spooks. Crystal was a year older than me, and so she'd already done her First Hunt. She not only agreed to style me, but come along as my hunting buddy. Mistress Pleasant had taught us all she knew about the tools we vampires can use to our advantage, but like everyone else, I was nervous. My Charming abilities weren't amazing, to be honest, and I started to doubt that any human would be convinced by me at all. Crystal, ever the prodigy, picked up on my nerves. I saw her skin ripple as her empath abilities came into play.
"You look great," she said, "and you'll do fine. Remember Vanessa? How timid and dumb she is? She got five humans on her First Hunt! If Vanessa can do it, so can you."
I shrugged. "I'll take your word for it," I said.
Afterwards, we left Crystal's house and walked towards the city centre of our home. The Cave is a massive underground city, sleeping unquietly beneath London. All of us who live in The Cave are Creeps, people of the underworld. It's not only home to us vampires, but zombies, witches, wraiths, mages, warlocks, werewolves and ghosts all exist under here, away from the prying eyes of humans. Most Creeps have to stay down here for their own safety and to maintain the Concealment Act--our pact with the mayor of London and the Royal Family--but vampires are allowed to feed at night, as long as we abide by the rules: don't kill, don't reveal The Cave's presence, and always Charm our meals, never take blood by force. Once a year, a group of sixteen year olds like myself, get to go to the Outside, in London, on our First Hunt. Before sixteen, vampires feed from blood banks until we discover our Disposition, which is the blood type our bodies align to. After our First Hunt, we're free to come and go as we please.
The First Hunt is a huge moment for us: the press come along, and so does the mayor's daughter, Peaches Rowe, to give a speech on the importance of secrecy and whatever. That year was massive for two reasons: Chloe Manheim, the youngest daughter of the Manheim clan, was also going on her First Hunt, and so was her bestie Penny Dido, a major celebrity in the Creep world, although she wasn't a vampire. The second thrill was Hollow Walker, the best hunter in all The Cave--like, he was famous among vampires around the whole world. He came to help us that year.
I remember when I first started at Greymalkin's Academy, Hollow was just finishing school. He was a big shot then, too. When I heard about his First Hunt, I decided that I wanted to be just as good as him, so I spent a lot of time listening attentively our Charming lessons. For vampires, Charming is how we lure humans to give us their blood; it's like we've put a spell on them, and they get swept away by us. A Charmed human is a dangerous thing, you know: they'd do anything we tell them to. Hollow Walker's Charm abilities were so powerful that he could bewitch other vampires, senior vampires who've been alive for hundreds of years. I'd never seen anything like it.
"Stop day dreaming," said Crystal, "otherwise we'll be late!"
We picked up the pace, dashing past a cluster of witches, their green skins glowing beneath the spell of a joke. Their cackling rang out through the town, and the sound of their black cats, Familiars, mewing and purring beside them rattled my sensitive ears. There was a wizard trying to hoodwink a group of wraiths by the clock tower, he was playing an odd tune on his flute as he sold them unicorn hair. The wraiths were staring at the bundles of what was obviously bleached straw in wonder, their eyes were big and scarlet. Crystal and I clamped our ears shut instinctively: silly wraiths. Never trust a wizard with a flute.
At last, we were at the entrance. There was a set of oak doors in front of us with a sign reading Outside. On the other side were a series of chutes. Every now and then, a group of Creeps would emerge from the chutes like children on a slide, and then continue their Cave lives like normal: they were just coming back from the Outside. A mass of people surrounded the Outside entrance; reporters and journalists were a flash of noisy light, their camera bulbs sizzling beneath the glare. Of course Chloe Manheim was there, and so was her mother Morwenna, the Ghoul-winning actress. They had pink hair and eyes, and bounced above the crowd like candyfloss puffs. I felt self-conscious again.
"Let's make our own entrance!" said Crystal, and before I could protest, she had grabbed my arm and we were launched into the air, gliding through the din, pockets of wind were trapped beneath our hair, which whipped about our heads with hurricane force. A few people looked up at us, a turquoise wonder and her orange-haired friend, before turning their attention to the presence of a tall, athletic vampire with long black hair that fell to the small of his back, and pitch black eyes that were bottomless and penetrating. Hollow Walker waved sheepishly at the fans he never knew he had, before glancing up at us. He smiled at me, not at Crystal. His black, expansive eyes were on me, and he smiled. I waved without thinking, frantically almost, and lost my stride. Crystal and I span in the air.
"Let's go down!" I said, "We'll say hi up close!"
When we touched down, however, Peaches Rowe had appeared, said her spiel, and then we were whisked away to the oak doors. Hollow was up in front of us, flanked by Chloe and Penny. It looked like they would have his attention for the hunt. I won't lie, I was crestfallen, but I couldn't let it spoil my excitement: I was actually going Outside!
The doors swung open, revealing a dark stairway. A set of wooden, rickety escalators moved upwards staggeringly, and small puffs of gold, enchanted cloud held them aloft. The clouds hung like grapes from the escalators, every new step was animated because of them. I took my first step, feeling the cool breeze wash over my face. I closed my eyes and waited until I knew we were outside. Upwards and upwards we went, everyone was chatting and laughing and messing about, and Crystal was rabbiting on beside me, but I couldn't hear, I was just focused on our goal.
I felt it, the Outside. The trapdoor opened above us and everyone went silent. In twos, the vampires and their chaperones left the comforting shadows of The Cave and stepped foot on the pavement of the human world. Crystal rubbed my shoulders comfortingly, and I too, hopped onto the ground Outside, stepping off the escalator with ease. The entrance to The Cave was beneath the underpass on Stainer Street, London Bridge. It was apparently a bustling tourist spot, but at half-past midnight, Stainer Street was fairly empty. Everyone else had already disappeared with their friends, as advised by our vampire teachers at Greymalkins, Mistress Pleasant, our Charm teacher, and Mistress Walker, Hollow's mum. The students hid their presence well and had quickly left the area without causing a scene. Crystal materialised beside me, and we both followed suit, running with superspeed away from the underpass and into the pale moonlight of London Bridge.
There were many humans about. For the first time, I was stunned. Fat humans, frail humans, homeless humans, short humans, all pulsing with blood.
"Can you sense it?" said Crystal, "your Disposition."
"Yeah, I can," I said. I instinctively swept my orange hair into a bun and trained my identically coloured eyes onto the night, sniffing excitedly. There were loads of my Disposition about, walking slowly, running for buses, drinking in pubs.
Crystal sniffed too, her smooth, russet face directed towards the night sky. "I've found a couple of mine," she said, "but they can wait. You first. How d'you feel?"
"A bit nervous," I said, "but I can feel something in my chest..."
"It's your heart," said Crystal, "strange, right?"
I nodded, a little scared. I obviously knew that there was a small part of our hearts, deeply embedded within the aorta, that was still alive. This is what kept vampires animated, and we fed on blood to replenish it. The reason why a stake through the heart often kills us is because most times, vampire hunters pierce that vital artery--but if you really want to kill us, you'll have to burn the heart completely. But this was the first time I noticed I had one. It was a weird, irregular thumping, beating an uncertain rhythm on the inside of my chest.
"Let's go, then!" said Crystal. We ran towards the high street, crossed the road and passed Hay's Galleria, a golden courtyard of a shopping mall, and then stopped at a shopping concourse comprised of black glass buildings that jutted against the night sky at odd angles, like broken shards of a giant mirror. We scaled the nearest building to get to the roof more easily, crossed the space quickly, and then stopped at the other end. There were people milling about outside a restaurant, Gaucho, and even though I could smell the stench of old cow blood, my Disposition was definitely there.
"I'll watch from here," said Crystal, "go on, you can do it."
I felt within myself for my vampiric instinct, that confidence that only we have. I reminded myself that I was a vampire, an heiress of the most prestigious, strongest and enviable species in our world. No one was like us, no human could best us, we were a class of our own among Creep and man. Stories were written about us an humans wanted to be us, and I was a privileged class, a vampire from birth, hailing from a line of vampires that dated back to the nineteenth century. The more I praised myself, the hotter I became, just as Mistress Pleasant told us in class. A warmth flooded all over me and I knew I had turned my Charm on properly.
"Beautiful," whistled Crystal, "go get 'em."
I leapt off the building and landed silently on the ground. The small crowd had moved away from Gaucho and was now walking across the concourse towards the bridge. I hovered a few paces behind them, and waited until they were leaning against the wall, looking over the Thames towards Tower Bridge and the Tower of London. Two guys, two girls. Both of the guys were mine. I grew hotter. I directed my will towards the group, until they started looking around enquiringly. Before they knew what hit them, I was standing beside them, looking out at the river. The lights from the bride reflected on the water, shimmering like glitter confetti. The Tower was illuminated by pale, gold light, and the skyscrapers were tall, each one was lit by twinkling windows and bright scarlet beams to ward away aircraft. It was beautiful. The Outside was a wonder.
"Excuse me," I said, taking my eyes away from the scene. They all started at the sound of my voice, "I was wondering if you could help me? I think I'm lost."
The two women were staring at something above and beside me, their eyes lost and wandering. The two men were fixated on me with gormless grins.
"Oh, hold on a second, " I whispered to the first one, and I held his hand in mine. Without a second thought, I plunged by fangs into his vein, sucking desperately. He groaned above me in strained pleasure, and I didn't want to stop. It tasted like treacle, and it was only then that I realised my throat had been perpetually dry for my whole life. I felt like I had been lost on a desert for years, and finally came across a source of water to quench my thirst. It was the most satisfying feeling. I quickly drew away from him, blood dribbling down my chin. He staggered onto the wall, his female friends still perplexed, but seemingly aware that something strange had happened. And then onto the next one. His blood was cleaner, without alcohol, and fresh. I think Mistress Walker told us that blood like this belonged to vegetarians. What was he doing at the restaurant with the dead cows, then? Unlike the first one, I didn't stop. I refused to. There was a dark heat building up from the soles of my feet, sweeping over my whole body. It was the sweetest feeling. I could hear the man whimper, and from the corner of my eye, I saw that the movements of his friend were no longer weak. He was coming to his senses, but I wouldn't stop.
I felt a heavy blow in my stomach, and I was flown backwards, several feet, on the floor. I was breathless, but not because of the blow. The blood from the two men was coursing through me, making that dead heart of mine pump erratically, as if I was running a marathon. When I came to my senses, I saw that Crystal was in the middle of the group, talking energetically. They were all staring at her in wonder, laughing at some joke she must have told, the two men holding their wrists, which would have closed, but not without soreness. A pale, white hand appeared before my eyes and I saw Hollow staring down at me sympathetically. After he helped me to my feet, he said "lick your mouth." I did so eagerly, savouring the last of my first feed.
"How was it?" he said.
I just nodded, still panting.
"Exciting, right?" said Hollow, "felt great? Like you've just been cured of extreme dehydration?"
"Well, be careful, always remember, fifteen seconds max, otherwise you'll kill them, all right?"
"Don't be silly, it was your first time. There's nothing like it, right?"
And without warning, he scooped me into his arms and called for Crystal, gesturing for her to return to the top of the building. He followed shortly afterwards.
When we were back on the rooftop, Crystal burst into a fit of laughter. I was totally embarrassed; I couldn't look at Hollow.
"That was amazing!" she said, "didn't you hear me call you? I was yelling, telling you to stop!"
"All I could hear was their blood," I muttered.
"Oy, leave her be," said Hollow, "I bet you weren't an expert on your first go."
"I was better than that! let's do another one, ey, Sahara?" Crystal said, "now you've got a feel for it, you might as well continue."
"Is that okay?" I said to Hollow.
"Sure," he said, "take as much as you want."
"Will you come with us?" I said, "just to make sure I do it right? Give me some tips? That's why you came along this year, right? To tutor us?"
Hollow smiled. "Sure I will," he said. "I'll show you how I hunt as well. Sahara, was it?"
"All right, Sahara, Crystal. Let's go."
He jumped off the roof and swooped through the air into an arc, his black, bat-like hair whipping about his face majestically. Crystal and I followed afterwards, although our flight was less graceful.
We sailed through the city, hunting all night, until we were bloated and full. And that's how I completed my First Hunt. It was the night I became an adult.


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The Peruvian Canadian Cultural Association, ACULPECA, was founded in March 31 of 1993 as a non-profit organization under the Corporate Registry act of the Province of Alberta, Canada. ACULPECA became as a result of initial friendly conversations at various friends and family gatherings during the summer of 1992.
It was discovered back in 1990 that a few intents had previously been made of creating an organization for the Peruvian people resident in Edmonton and surrounding area. Amongst the various attempted groups were "El Tumi de Oro", and other sport related and fundraising groups. These groups were useful during their moments but were not able to be sustained or progress for unknown reasons.
However, the desire to group Peruvians into an organized association continued amongst friends, and in search of an association that would help them be identified and recognized within the society. This same group of friends, piloted initially by Mr. Adolfo Velasco, decided to carry out a series of meetings with the view to come up with the goals and objectives of such an association, with the expectation to register the association under the Alberta laws as well as been recognized by the Peruvian Consulate in Vancouver.
An opportunity arose during the visit to Edmonton of Mr. Betancourt, then General Consul of Peru in Vancouver. Discussion about grouping Peruvian within a recognized organization was hence moved forward. Consequently, through a series of meetings, a set of by-laws were drafted up and reviewed numerous times during the winter of 1992. Finally a Transition Commission was elected, one that would finalize the by-laws, put it forward for comments and further input, and finally register the association before the Corporate Registry offices in Edmonton.
At last, word came from Alberta Corporate Registry that the name of Peruvian Canadian Cultural Association, ACULPECA had been received within the Alberta laws, a name search processed, and the name accepted and registered as of January 29, 1993. Duly registration of the Association proceeded afterwards with final corporate title issued on March 31, 1993.
The association has now over 200 members, all from different nationalities, age, and creed. Membership has been increasing steadily and is expected to continue with this trend as it offers numerous services to the community while engaging the members at various volunteer activities throughout the city. Members enjoy of the activities set out per the society by-laws, servicing the community while sharing the Peruvian heritage and values which provides a sense of identity and unity within the community.
Some of the major events and services provided by the association were:
In 1994, ACULPECA begins its service to the community through ethnic shows at Senior lodges, hospitals, re-habilitation centres, and other non-profit organizations. This activity continues in an average of monthly basis throughout the city
In 2000, ACULPECA became a member of the Edmonton Folk Arts, and has since participated at the major events as organized by EFAC at the Shaw Conference, Winspear centre, Jubilee Auditorium, and other well renowned venues
In 2007, ACULPECA provides support to the relief program during Peru's earthquake in Pisco. 2 containers with clothing, bedding, tents, medical equipment, tents, non-perishable food, and bicycles were sent and distributed in the affected areas. This activity had been a coordinated effort with the Rotary Club of Sherwood Park, Alberta
In 2008, ACULPECA participates at the Children's literary folk festival at Saskatchewan, as part of the EFAC group
In 2008, ACULPECA begins its service at elementary schools, in support to the Grade 3 social studies about Peru
In 2009, ACULPECA participates at the Festival of Trees at the Shaw conference, and continue to provide volunteer support ever since
In 2009, ACULPECA provides support to the disaster relief program of the Earthquake occurred in Haiti
In 2010, ACULPECA takes its dance troupe to Disneyworld, and receives the Mickey award of Excellence
In 2012, ACULPECA provides support to the multicultural heritage festival at Saskatoon
Over 80000 volunteer hours have been provided to the community throughout the life of the association. Volunteers offer free for the public ethnic shows, dance lessons, language lessons, and other activities at senior lodges, hospitals, rehab centers, schools, and other non-profit organizations
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The U.S. Department of Energy has disclosed that it already has shipped one-half metric ton of weapons-grade plutonium to a nuclear security site in Nevada that the state has been trying to block in a federal court battle.
The Justice Department notified a federal judge in Reno Wednesday the government had already trucked the radioactive material to the site north of Las Vegas when Nevada filed a request for an injunction to block the move in November.
Department lawyers said in a 9-page filing that the previously classified information about the shipment from South Carolina can be disclosed now because enough time has passed to protect national security.
Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak says he's "beyond outraged." He says he's working with Nevada's congressional delegation to fight back against the U.S. government's "reckless disregard" for the safety of Nevadans.


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January 27, 2016 – A Bernie Sanders campaign worker is outed as part of a British military-intelligence influence operation
In Email Timeline Post-Election 2016, Email/Dossier Investigations by Katie Weddington January 27, 2016 Leave a Comment
"Recent hacked documents have revealed an international network of politicians, journalists, academics, researchers and military officers, all engaged in highly deceptive covert propaganda campaigns funded by the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), NATO, Facebook and hardline national security institutions.
This "network of networks", as one document refers to them, centers around an ironically named outfit called the Integrity Initiative. And it is all overseen by a previously unknown Scotland-based think tank, the Institute for Statecraft, which has operated under a veil of secrecy.
The whole operation appears to be run by, and in conjunction with, members of British military intelligence.
Simon Bracey-Lane (Credit: AFP News)
(…) "On December 11, Kit Klarenberg of Sputnik Radio entered the covert propaganda mill's neo-gothic offices. As soon as he identified himself as a journalist, he was angrily ejected by an Institute for Statecraft staffer named Simon Bracey-Lane.
"You need to leave right now!" Bracey-Lane barked at Klarenberg. "You haven't arranged to see us! Go! Right now! Please leave immediately! Leave!"
Bracey-Lane is a 20-something British citizen with no publicly acknowledged experience in intelligence work. But as Klarenberg noted, there are some unusual details in the young staffer's bio.
In 2016, Bracey-Lane appeared out of nowhere to work in Iowa as a field organizer for the Bernie Sanders campaign for president.
"I spent a year working, saving all my money, just thought I was gonna go on a two month road trip from Seattle to New York and I thought, you know what? I'm gonna stay and work for the Bernie Sanders campaign," Bracey-Lane told a reporter for AFP on January 27, 2016.
He said that after he decided to work for Bernie, he first went to England to "get a visa and get everything legal," then came back to join the campaign in earnest.
Bracey-Lane also claimed to AFP, "I'm not sure there's a place for me in British politics… I've never been struck by an urge to work in my own political system."
However, a February 1, 2016 profile of Bracey-Lane by Buzzfeed's Jim Waterson said the Brit-for-Bernie "was inspired to rejoin the Labour party in September [2015] when Corbyn was elected leader. But by that point, he was already in the US on holiday."
It is clearly odd for Bracey-Lane to tell one reporter that he had never had any interest in British politics, while claiming to another that he had been eager to support Corbyn before he joined the Bernie campaign. What's more, as Klarenberg reported, Bracey-Lane went on to establish a get-out-the-vote effort for various progressive politicians and parties in Britain's 2017 general election, gaining inside access to a wide array of campaigns.
The contradiction in Bracey-Lane's narrative raises serious questions about his real role on the Bernie campaign, as does his suddenly transition from progressive politics to a staff position at a military-backed propaganda farm that waged a covert information war on Corbyn and other left-leaning politicians across the West." (Read more: The Grayzone Project – Inside the Temple of Covert Propaganda, 12/17/2018)
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Let's get real for a minute: Cinco de Mayo is basically just a really good excuse to drink tasty margaritas.
Beyond tasty tequila drinks, Cinco de Mayo celebrates the Mexican army's victory over France in 1862, during the Franco-Mexican War.
If you want to celebrate, let us help you stay on budget. Here are X restaurants offering deals and discounts to celebrate this flavorful holiday.
Margs for $5 and live music—why wouldn't you celebrate Cinco de Mayo at On the Border? They're also doing shot specials and beer specials at some locations if you want a little more party. Plus, if you join their email list, you'll get free queso or sopapillas on your next visit. Sign me up!
Chuy's is celebrating with the hashtag #ChuysCinco and we're not mad about it. They're offering all-day happy hour, $1 off Coronas and $1 floaters. What's a floater, you ask? It's when your bartender pours half an ounce of your favorite liquor on top of your favorite drink. Also, the people at Chuy's are geniuses, because they're also having $5 Bloody Marys to cure your hangover the day after Cinco de Mayo.
Delicioso! Bahama Breeze is doing $5 margaritas all day on Cinco de Mayo. In fact, they started celebrating early—like on Monday. We like your style, Bahama Breeze. Find the location near you here.
Visit a Moe's Southwest Grill location and you could win a free t-shirt. Or, if you're gutsy enough, try taking your senior pictures there like this guy did and you could win free burritos for life.
Cinco will be here in a blinko! Don't miss out on your free #CincoDeMoes shirt in store on May 5th.
You can celebrate at Tijuana Flats all weekend for Cinco de Mayo. They're offering $2 Mexican drafts on May 5. Then, on May 6 and May 7, they're offering $2 tacos, $2 chips and salsa, $2 churros and $2 Mexican drafts.
Be sure to check your local restaurants for deals, too. You don't have to spend a fortune to celebrate in style!


The following conversation between His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada and Mr. C. Hennis of the United Nations' International Labor Organization took place in Geneva in 1974.
Mr. Hennis: The International Labor Organization has as one of its major aims to promote social justice. And that means that every class of worker has its proper place in society, should have a full measure of human dignity, and should have a proper share in the rewards for labor. . . . We are trying to insure a measure of uniformity in social justice, in treatment of labor and protection of labor, and in security, occupational safety, and health, and in all these things that are of importance to the worker, as well as in payments to professional workers such as architects, nurses, doctors, veterinarians, and so on.
Mr. Hennis: Well, we try to look after that in an indirect way. As I said, we don't tell people how to spend their money. We don't tell them what to do in their free time. We do try to make sure that they have proper facilities for leisure, that they have proper opportunities, sportsgrounds, swimming pools, and so forth, although that's not our primary concern. But what we do try to do—and this will interest you very much—we have a very big program concerned with workers' education. We endeavor to provide programs of education to the worker in teaching him how to understand the problems of modern industry, to understand the problems of management, the people on the other side of the bargaining table; to understand how to read a balance sheet, for example, in a company or understand what are the problems that face the management as distinct from the workers in a firm; to understand the basic rudiments of economics and finance and that kind of thing.


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Virtually any European country is a good choice for a holiday. There is a virtually limitless number of activities in this colourful part of the world. These include shopping in Glasgow, Scotland, touring the Palace of Versailles, enjoying a festival in Barcelona, Spain, or taking advantage of photo-opportunities at the Vatican in Rome. Below are some additional attractions and activities that are worthy of one's must-see list.
Europe is home to the world's most talked-about museums. The Prado Museum, the Hermitage, the Louvre and the Uffizi Gallery top the list, although all European countries have at least one museum worthy of any visitor's time.
Fjords of Norway and the Italian Lakes
Norway boasts hundreds of fjords, and these glacier-formed natural wonders are an unforgettable sight. The Lysefjord, Sognefjord and Geirangerfjord are great choices for first-time visitors.
In Italy, Lake Como, Maggiore Lake and Lake Lugano await romantic travellers who have their choice of a daytime sail or a moonlit excursion.
Europe is peppered with royal palaces and feudal castles, from Kilkenny Castle in Ireland to Germany's fairy-tale-like Neuschwanstein Castle. Visitors interested in touring a castle or palace can learn a bit about Europe's past, as each structure has its own historical significance.
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The canals of Amsterdam and Venice are renowned around the world and Europe Holidays are not complete without at least one excursion of this type. From colourful Venice, where boats and canoes are the only form of travel, to the delightful canals of Amsterdam lined with Dutch row houses, no one should miss a canal tour when visiting Europe.
Dining and Entertainment
Europe boasts some of the world's best nightlife as well. Famous entertainers and renowned DJs keep the party alive in Paris, London and Berlin, all of which are cities that offer world-class entertainment.
Other terrific areas for a boisterous nightlife include Madrid, Budapest, Belgrade, and Santorini. Those looking for more laid back locations can add the cafes of Vienna and the pubs of Dublin to their itinerary.
However, partygoers can also celebrate during the day, by attending one of the continent's many celebrations and festivals, from concerts in ancient amphitheatres to city parades and special outdoor events.
Europe holidays are also culinary adventures, and visitors have a broad range of choices with something to please every palate. From Irish corned beef and cabbage and haggis in Scotland, to gyros in Santorini or traditional Sicilian pizza, there is something to satisfy every taste bud.
European holidays offer the memories of a lifetime, and the continent's rich diversity makes it appealing to essentially any traveller. Regardless of which countries and cities a person wishes to visit while on holiday in Europe, his or her experience will never be forgotten.


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Real Estate January 5, 2014 August 28, 2016
Queen Latifah's New Jersey Home Put On Sale For $2.4 Million
The Grammy-winning queen of hip-hop, Queen Latifah has listed her Colts Neck, NJ home for sale with an asking price of $2.4 million with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage. The nine acre property with over 7,000 sq ft. of living space was built in 2001.
The house has six bedrooms, five full bathrooms and three half baths. Interiors feature a sun room, a library and an office with gas fireplaces, and hardwood floors. The open floor planned house also features floor-to-ceiling windows, a two-story great room and doors that open to decks. The gourmet kitchen comes with marble counter tops, stainless steel appliances, cream colored cabinets, butler's pantry and dining area.
Other amenities of the estate surrounded by equestrian farms and country roads includes a heated Olympic-size swimming pool, landscaped grounds, five car garage and a laundry room on the second floor.
Located on the second floor, the master bedroom features a gas fireplace, hardwood floors, plenty closets and private deck. Its bathroom offers a steam shower, marble Jacuzzi, and his and hers restrooms and vanities. Other four bedrooms on the same floor features attached bathrooms.
According to the listing agent Robin Jackson, the Yamaha piano with New York City skyline shown on pictures on the ground floor is not part of the sale. It was played by Alicia Keys in the Jay-Z music video for "Empire State of Mind."
The singer who now lives in California since the debut of her talk show "The Queen Latifah Show" said in a statement "Many incredible memories have been shared with those closest to me and my family in this home. I am confident that the new owners will love the home and the Colts Neck community as much as I do."
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McCourt's effort couldn't protect his Finn Harps side from suffering defeat at the hands of Sligo Rovers.
SLIGO ROVERS SNATCHED a late victory against Finn Harps in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division on Saturday, but a goal from the boot of Paddy McCourt was a special moment in the tie.
While trailing the tie 1-0 late into the second half, McCourt gathered possession from way outside the Rovers' box, and made a charge for the goal.
He produced some stunning footwork to dance through the defence, and bypass six players before toe-poking the ball into the net.
It was a superb effort to cancel out Vinny Faherty's first half opener, but Rhys McCabe emerged with the winner in the 91st minute to secure the spoils for Rovers.
McCourt left League Two side Luton Town last year a year ahead of schedule. The former Celtic player later signed for Finn Harps in February of this year.
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Stylists like to see your typical hair and makeup routine, especially on your first visit. This lets them create a style and colors that suit you uniquely. When you plan your salon visit, try to come in with hair that's freshly washed, day-old hair, or two-day-old hair (as little product as possible, but use what you normally would) to give your stylist more insight into how your hair behaves, this way your cowlicks and growth patterns will be more evident. For a color appointment, clean strands will absorb color more evenly. Dirty hair often contains patches of grease, product build-up, and dry ends. When it's cleaner, color doesn't have to penetrate through anything in roots, mid-shaft, and ends.
On your first visit, you should brief your stylist on your hair. A successful recommendation from your stylist is dependent on her knowledge of past treatments and services. The longer your hair, the further back in time you'll need to recall. Even if you've covered up highlights from six months ago, they're still in your hair and will affect how different sections respond to color. There is no such thing as "do what you did last time". Jog your stylist's memory by bringing in a picture of yourself with the style you love and explain what you specifically like about it, or a few pictures from online highlighting specific areas or an all-over look you are trying to acheive. Be sure the photos you are bringing in are of people who have YOUR specific hair type, so that your stylist really gets an idea of what you are wanting. The more descriptive you can be and the more photos you bring, the better the consultation and results will be.
Spending time on your phone (or other technology) can shift your posture, slouch your shoulders, and move your head, all of which can negatively impact your haircut. It's best to sit up straight, keep your legs uncrossed, and keep your arms at your sides. You don't have to be a statue, just be aware of how your body movements can affect your stylist's ability to give you a great service.
After a new color service, sticking to the same old routine can lead to hues fading more quickly. Colored hair responds like colored fabric - leave it in the sun and it fades, wash it in hot water or strong detergent and it fades. Use a color-specific shampoo; try UV-blocking products, and invest in a swim cap for the pool - putting conditioner on before putting the swim cap on will help to protect your hair even further. Remember the tips you hear, especially regarding heat settings that will prevent scorched hair. Take notes if you want! Clients tend to burn their hair with thermal appliances, because they don't understand how to protect their hair from repeated heat tool use.
Fringe frames your face and is key to the overall cut; even a slight trim can shorten the wrong hairs and completely throw off your look. Tempted to DIY? We offer free bang trims between appointments, so call and schedule one before you grab those household scissors!
Even the best cut and color fades and requires maintenance, depending on your tolerance for roots and a grown out style. Shorter styles require visits every 4-6 weeks while longer cuts can last 6-8 weeks. Try to avoid asking to be squeezed in, because if your stylist is forced to do a rush job, you may compromise the quality of the results. If you're new to a salon, try to arrive 15 minutes early to better acquaint yourself with the stylist and afford possible extra time for a consultation.
Collared shirts, turtlenecks, and hoodies can alter the natural fall of the hair. Accessories like earrings and necklaces can catch on combs. Try to remember to remove jewelry and wear simple, close-fitting tops to the salon.
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Directions By Road From South - M1 to A1 to A64 to Scarborough. M1/M18 to M62 to Hull then A63/A165 (coastal route ) to Scarborough From North - A1/A19 to A171 or A170 to Scarborough From West - M62 to Hull then A63/A615 ( coastal route ) or M62 to M1 then A64 to Scarborough. Parking Parking at The Spa is managed by Scarborough Council, not Sheffield International Venues. For the most up-to-date information, please visit the Scarborough Council website. Disabled There are several disabled bays within the car park, however these are limited and on a first come basis. For further information please visit Scarborough Council's website. Spa Drive Long Stay Parking is also available on the approach road to The Spa. This is also 24 hour and Pay and Display only. South Bay Underground An Underground Car Park is situated on Foreshore Road. This is open from 8am to 7pm. The car park will be open later during Spa events. A sign plate will be in place, at the entrance of the car park, to advise motorists of the car park closing time. This parking is Long Stay, Pay and Display.
Parking at The Spa is managed by Scarborough Council, not Sheffield International Venues. For the most up-to-date information, please visit the Scarborough Council website. Disabled There are several disabled bays within the car park, however these are limited and on a first come basis. For further information please visit Scarborough Council's website. Spa Drive Long Stay Parking is also available on the approach road to The Spa. This is also 24 hour and Pay and Display only. South Bay Underground An Underground Car Park is situated on Foreshore Road. This is open from 8am to 7pm. The car park will be open later during Spa events. A sign plate will be in place, at the entrance of the car park, to advise motorists of the car park closing time. This parking is Long Stay, Pay and Display.
Public Transportation By Rail Regular Inter city trains run from London & Edinburgh, change at York for Scarborough. Coast to coast lines run daily, calling at all major cities; Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, York, Scarborough. Local Taxis: Bee Line Taxis: (01723) 366666, There is a taxi pickup/drop off point at the mini roundabout at the entrance to the venue car park. Park & Ride Bus Service (Closed during the winter months) • Scarborough Park & Ride sites are based on the A64, Seamer Road (East) and the A165, Filey Road (South). • Buses run every 15 minutes and follow a circular route stopping at South Bay and York Place before returning to the respective park and ride site. • The closest stop to The Spa is at Aquarium Top, near Spa Bridge. This is approximately a 5 minute walk to the venue. • The fare paid to travel on the bus also covers parking and use of facilities. Information on ticket prices can be found here. • The park and ride site including car park will be closed and locked 15 minutes after the last bus. There is no facility to reopen the site to recover vehicles left on the site after closure.
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Box Office standard opening hours: Winter/Spring Jan- April 10:00-16:00 seven days a week, Summer/Autumn May-Dec: 09:00-17:00 Monday to Saturday 09:00-16:00 Sundays, and open until half an hour after a performance starts on event days.
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Box Office Collection Accepted Collections are available during box office opening hours. Or can be collected just before doors open on an event day. The Spa box office is located in the venue's main foyer.
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Accessible Seating Wheelchair Access There are various ramps and lifts across the venue giving access to all areas of The Spa. For access into the main foyer, guest can find ramps near The Suncourt and at shops to the North of the building. All performance areas have limited wheelchair spaces. Please make the Box Office staff aware of your requirements when booking tickets, otherwise space cannot be guaranteed. Disabled toilets within the main foyer can be found on the ground floor to the rear of the building. Induction Loop The Spa is fitted with a state of the art induction loop system. For further information, please contact Box Office or an Usher upon arrival. Access / Guide Dogs Guide dogs are allowed in all public areas of The Spa. If you need any further assistance, then a member of staff will be more than happy to help.
No smoking or Vaping is permitted anywhere in the building, No photography or video recording is allowed. Late arrivals will not be allowed entry to the auditorium until there is a suitable break in the performance. Tickets are non-refundable once purchased, as stated in the venue's terms and conditions. Some of our events use high sound, visual effects and strobe lighting. For the safety and comfort of all customers, we would advise that all bags brought to the venue are no larger than a handbag. Any persons whose behaviour is likely to cause damage, injury, nuisance, annoyance or failure to comply with the reasonable request of the Spa Management will be asked to leave the venue, and no refund will be offered for any tickets or items purchased while at the Scarborough Spa.
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Children are welcome at events unless an age restriction for the event is specified on the ticket. Children are classed as being aged 18 months to 16 years old


After going through internet newsgroups, endless trials and nearly smashed keyboard, I finally managed to move my emails from my Gmail account to a new one. Actually the new one is the GAFYD (Google Applications for your Domain), but it's the same thing, it works through Gmail interface.
The best of all is that the emails will retain the correct timestamp, so something I have received into my Gmail account on 28/07/2006 will arrive to my GAFYD account with the same date and time on it. Nice!
First, you need to log into your Gmail account and enable POP3 access. Click on Settings, Forwarding and POP and tick Enable POP for all mail.
Now go to your new Gmail (GAFYD) account and click Settings, Accounts, Add another mail account. In the window that opens type your old Gmail address and press Next Step.
You need to fill out the form on the next page by entering your old Gmail account username and password, and select "Other" for POP server, then enter 66.249.93.109 and press Add Account.
The setup will ask you if you would like to use this email address in a way that you are able to send email from your new account as you were sending it from the old one, very handy when replying to some emails sent to the old address. If you select "Yes" you will need to verify your old email address. It's as simple as receiving a confirmation email and entering the confirmation code into the setup window of the new account.
That's it! Just sit and wait and your old emails will slowly start popping up in your new Gmail (GAFYD) account after a while. Of course if you have few thousands of them, it may be wise idea to go and do something else for some time while this is being transferred.
Please note that you will not be able to transfer labels that have been applied to the messages on your old account. However, you can generate and automatically apply one for all emails that are coming from the old address.
Since Yahoo! mail also supports POP access, I haven't tried it but I don't see any reason why this shouldn't work with their accounts, or any other POP accounts out there.
I can't access the initial gmail account. I have forgotten the password.
Do I just loose everything? I have set up a second gmail account. Very frustrating. Any ideas?
Hey, it worked flawlessly. Thanks SO much! You're a genius!
Have just switched over to using GAFYD instead of GMail, I've had the chance to play about with this. I found that you could actually transfer emails (via pop) from a gmail.com account to a domain account by using the smtp.gmail.com option.
However, you cannot change transfer emails from a GAFYD account to another one unless you use the method you have outlined in your post. Rather handy thing to do if spammers get hold of your email address!
As for gail depriest, I seem to recall having to provide GMail with a secondary email address. Is there a lost password link on the site? They probably will send a new password to that email address.
I tried the smtp option and it worked.
Does this keep all emails in the old gmail account after they've been added to the new account?
What is the SMTP option?
I was trying to follow your steps but i dont know why it didnt work out for me. When i pressed add an account it said no valid port. Do you know what i should do?
I tried to move my all mails from one gmail account to another. But i did not see the mails in new mail ID. Could you help me to do this.
What if I want to move from one GAFYD user to another (i.e. both within the same overall domain). I can't see how you'd use the above method because when you create the new account you said it should have the same name as the original account. But that's not allowed if they're both within the same overall GAFYD domain.
Worked great! Thanks for publishing this.
It takes a little bit of time before you see the first email come in – give it up to 15 min. It may take all day to move over 1000 emails or so – you can still use both accounts while you're waiting.
Your archived mail will be moved over too but will not be archived again – for this reason you may end up with more conversations in your inbox than you would've expected.
Your conversations may be grouped together a bit differently than before. The most common thing I noticed was that when I had several mails with the same subject that had not previously been grouped together, they would now be grouped together – this may cause you to have fewer conversations than you would have otherwise expected (but the same amount of mail).
When I did it, the mail remained in my old account as well – (although I think I remember when setting up the account it wouldn't let me chose the option to leave the email in the old account, but it did it anyway) I wouldn't be surprised if gmail "fixes" this though.
Your labels will not be moved over. You can manually add in your labels and filters either before or after you move the emails. If you had applied labels to some emails "by hand" – (without a filter) – you will have to redo those individually or lose them.
This will not bring your contacts over. That is easy enough to do.
In your old account click Contacts on the left side.
In the dialog that comes up click export, follow the directions to save to a gmail format csv file.
In your new account do the same except this time click import and select the file you just saved.
Oh, and some of your mail may go into the bulk folder when it is moved over – you'll have to watch out for that.
The default POP set up screen was putting in 110 but 995 did the trick.
I am trying to more emails from a GAFYD to a gmail account and everything I have tried has failed. In my GAFYD I do not have the option to pick other in the POP options.I do have that option in my gmail account.
Does anyone have any idea how to move these email out of my GAFYD account to my gmail account.
I want to move all my archived material in toto from one account to another. Is there a way of doing this without having to do each message individually?
Server returned error: Connection timed out: There may be a problem with the settings you added. Please contact your other email provider to verify the correct server name and port.
I have a gmail account where all the incoming mails exist both personal and my own business related mails. For better tracking, I wish to keep them separate. I have opened another gmail account for business related mails. How can I transfer from my old account, only the business related mails. In my old account, I have labels to select such mails. I do not wish to transfer ALL the emails from old account to new account.
Worked for gmail to gmail email accounts. Fabulous. Thank you for posting this information.
For transfer from one Google Apps (GAFYD) Gmail account to another regular gmail account, this worked for me also.
The SSL thing was important for some reason- it didn't work without that checked.
you guys keep throwing this gafyd word all over the place but how the hell do you get a gafyd account????
This all worked for me, as in no error messages, except the mail has not appeared?
Had to use the POP server: pop.gmail.com, Port: 995 method.
I should have added this is really urgent!!
g2gcopy.com looks like a scam, you just sign up and verify, and then there is nothing, they say they will let you know, I think they just want my e-mail address.
that looks unlikely to be a scam, since it's highly specific and doesn't ask for more than your email; i think it is just gathering an estimate of how many people would be interested in the service.
That way you I'm losing certain things – like saved chats etc. Is there more precise way of transferring whole bunch of mail folders?
I have a gmail account that was established through my university and therefore the account is actually @bsugmail.net After following step two, I've received an error saying that I can only do this with gmail accounts… any suggestions?
This was AWESOME help, however Gmail has made some changes since this was originally published, as the process automatically inserts the correct IP address. Dude…thanks a million for get information!
Thanks man, this helped a lot.
OMG!!! It's working!!!!! Why doesn't Google tell people about this! It's so simple! @dorian, you don't need a GAFYD account — that's just a special kind of gmail account. Read the instructions — he says it doesn't matter if you're using regular gmail.
The updated layout of Gmail doesn't quite follow the same steps as above. I had to first verify the "account add" by clicking a link in an email sent to my old account. Then I had to go to the Settings pane of my new gmail, and add a POP account. That's where you put in all the settings above. I was able to use pop.gmail.com and it worked. The interface provides a drop down menu populated with several options….the last one was "other" which I presume would have allowed me to put in the IP address as instructed above. But I decided to try pop.gmail.com (from the list) and it worked, so all's good.
It's downloading 200 emails every time it tries. It shows around 400+/- emails still waiting every time (there are 1000s in reality) but it does keep going back for more and finding more waiting every time (see the "View History" link where the POP acct is listed). A week or so, and it might get done! But that's ok, it's SO worth it. I have been desperate for this solution for ages.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Silvermac!
Took a couple of tries (be sure not to rush through instructions!) but works fabulously!
this really worked for me. I'm using the usual gmail accounts.
I am one of the developer team member. You can also checkout my very own tool Beyond Inbox to copy/Move mails between two account. It's Transfer panel facility provides user-friendly way to transfer mails.
Trying to transfer from one Google Apps (GAFYD) Gmail account to another regular gmail account. Nothing above has worked. When I add another account in the new gmail account under Settings>Acoounts and Imports, a pop up box opens with a field for the email address. When I enter the old Insitutional Google Apps email address I get the message "Error: You can only grant access to google accounts in the domain 'gmail.com". Any help would be much appreciated.


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U.S. Supreme Court Adopts a "Fair Reading" Standard for FLSA Exemptions
by Jennifer R. Yee and Joshua R. Woodard
On April 2, 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its highly anticipated ruling in Encino Motorcars, LLC v. Navarro.1 Marking the second time the case was heard by the Supreme Court, the Court held that automobile dealership service advisors are exempt from the overtime requirement under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). In so holding, the Supreme Court rejected the longstanding principle that courts construe FLSA exemptions narrowly and, instead, adopted a "fair reading" standard.
In one of the FLSA's lesser-known provisions, the law exempts from the overtime requirement "any salesman, partsman, or mechanic primarily engaged in selling or servicing automobiles, trucks, or farm implements, if he is employed by a nonmanufacturing establishment primarily engaged in the business of selling such vehicles or implements to ultimate purchasers[.]"2
In the 1970s, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) interpreted this exemption as not being applicable to "service advisors." The courts took a different view and, as a result, the DOL followed suit and similarly opined that the position was exempt. The DOL's position on this issue remained consistent from 1978 to 2011.3 In 2011, the DOL reversed course (again) and issued a regulation stating that service advisors were not "salesmen" and thus were not within the scope of the overtime exemption.4 Based upon the DOL's position reversal, service advisors sued a Los Angeles-area car dealership and asserted they were nonexempt and entitled to overtime. The Supreme Court ruled that the DOL's 2011 regulation was invalid and entitled to no deference and remanded the case to the Ninth Circuit for further consideration. On remand, the Ninth Circuit held that the service advisors were nonexempt and entitled to overtime. The car dealership appealed, the case went back to the Supreme Court, and the Court issued its recent opinion.
The Supreme Court's Opinion and Rejection of Narrow Construction Rule
The Supreme Court held that "[b]ecause service advisors are 'salesm[e]n . . . primarily engaged in . . . servicing automobiles,' they are exempt from the FLSA's overtime-pay requirement."5 Writing for the 5-4 majority, Justice Thomas rejected the longstanding "narrow construction" principle for FLSA exemptions:
The Ninth Circuit … invoked the principle that exemptions to the FLSA should be construed narrowly. [Citation omitted]. We reject this principle as a useful guidepost for interpreting the FLSA. Because the FLSA gives no "textual indication" that its exemptions should be construed narrowly, "there is no reason to give [the exemptions] anything other than a fair (rather than a 'narrow') interpretation."6
The prior standard effectively provided that, in cases where there was a "tie" over whether an exemption should apply, the tie would usually break in the favor of the employee. While it is unclear how courts will apply the new "fair reading" standard, it very likely will shift the classification analysis and bolster employers' positions on FLSA exemption arguments.
What the Opinion Means for Employers
Regarding the issue presented, Encino Motorcars affects car dealerships by concluding that service advisors are exempt from the FLSA's overtime requirement. However, the Supreme Court's ruling is not so limited. The opinion is significant for all employers governed by the FLSA. Indeed, the Supreme Court's rejection of the "narrow construction" and adoption of the "fair reading" rule likely will result in a lesser burden for employers claiming that an FLSA exemption applies, and likely will create more parity in the arguments between such employers and those employees who seek the FLSA's overtime protections.
584 U.S. __ (2018) (the "Opinion").
29 U.S.C. § 213(b)(10)(A).
The Opinion at 2.
Id. at 3.
Id. at 9 (emphasis added) (citing Scalia, Reading Law, at 363).
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Q: Show that all solutions are of the form $(t,t^2,t^3)$ I want to show that there exists a global map of a submanifold described as the solution of the equations below. So I found one map, but I need to know if it contains all possible solutions.
How does one show that all real solutions of the system of equations:
$x^2+xy-y-z = 0$
$2x^2+3xy-2y-3z = 0$
are of the form: $(t,t^2,t^3)$ ?


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Q: Pointers in switch case I need to pass a char * pointer and use it in switch case to perform some opertaion.For example if I pass 'A' then I need to get the average of the numbers and if I pass 'S' then I need to get the sum of the numbers. I am not able to figure out the error in the code. Can we perform comparison operations on pointers ? Look for the code for further explanation.
I need to use switch case only to solve this.
double sum_n_avg(double,double,double,char*);
int main(int argc, char const *argv[])
{
    double a;
    double b;
    double c;
    char letter;

    scanf("%lf",&a);
    scanf("%lf",&b);
    scanf("%lf",&c);
    scanf(" %c",&letter);
    printf("%c,%lf,%lf,%lf\n",letter,a,b,c );
    sum_n_avg(a,b,c,&letter);

    return 0;
}

double sum_n_avg(double x,double y,double z,char *m)
{

    printf("%c\n",*m );
    printf("%lf\n",z);
    printf("%lf\n",y);
    printf("%lf\n",z );

    int temp;
    if(*m==97 || *m==65)
    {
        temp=1;
    }
    else if(*m==115|| *m==83)
    {
        temp=2;
    }
    else{
        printf("Try again\n");
    }
    switch(temp)
    {
        case '1':
             printf("%lf\n",(x+y+z)/3.0);
            break;

        case '2':
            printf("%lf \n", x+y+z);
            break;

        default:
            printf("Enter correct input parameter..Try again\n");
    }
    return 0;
}

A: If I have understood correctly you are speaking about using variable m in a switch statement in function sum_n_avg. You can write the following way
switch ( *m )
{
case 'A': case 'a':
   printf("%lf\n",(x+y+z)/3.0);
   break;

case 'S': case 's':
   printf("%lf \n", x+y+z);
   break;

default:
   printf("Try again\n");
   break;
}

A: Use case 1: case 2:  instead of case '1': case '2':
temp is an int and '1' and '2' are char


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Six Degrees Ensemble
"Melbourne-based contemporary music ensemble Six Degrees will perform Garden of Earthly Desire at the upcoming Metropolis New Music Festival. "I've known the members of Six Degrees for many years," Lim, in the UK, explained in a phone interview. "Many have played my music before in ensembles including the Atticus String Quartet and the ELISION Ensemble."
RealTime issue #119 Feb-March 2014 pg. 45
© Matthew Lorenzon;
http://www.realtimearts.net/article/119/11484
"The most complex Australian chamber work of the past 30 years. A dense polyphonic web persists for most of its duration, fluctuating bar-lengths adding to the mix as Lim generates her chain of tarot card interpretations, although pack members proved hard to differentiate. Full marks to its dedicated interpreters, unflagging in energy to the final wisp-like bars."
Clive O'Connell
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/music/six-degrees-ensemble-weaves-a-polyphonic-web-at-melbourne-recital-centre-20140407-368yu.html#ixzz37oSU6tm6