I couldn't have been more excited when I received a copy of Tamar Ansh's new cookbook from Targum Press. They were kind enough to ship me Pesach - Anything's Possible: Over 450 Non-Gebrochts, Gluten-Free & Wheat Free Recipes because they know this blog focuses on cuisine that is both kosher and gluten-free. This big, thick, hardcover book is the first widely distributed cookbook that I've seen that has advertised itself directly to the gluten-free community as well as to any Jewish cook looking for Passover fare. Unlike much Passover cooking, all of the recipes are gluten-free and non-gebrokts, meaning the book does not include recipes such as matzo balls or matzo meal cakes which involve exposing matzo to water. Some Ashkenazi Jews, mostly Hasidim, observe a tradition of only eating dry matzo during Pesach so their other Pesach food is all gluten-free.
Pesach - Anything's Possible is a kosher gluten-free cookbook full of beautiful, glossy full-color photographs. One of my pet peeves is cookbooks without photographs - And this cookbook does not disappoint in that department! It even has step-by-step instructional photos for some of the recipes. I don't like reviewing cookbooks without trying a recipe. I never give positive reviews to books or products unless I feel like they deserve it. So I chose a recipe to make for last shabbos: Banana Nut Cake.
Those who tried the cake could not believe what they were tasting - It was perfectly moist, even the next day. It was golden brown on top, with no burned spots. It had a tender, fine crumb. It wasn't crumbly, but instead held together quite well. It had just the right amount of sweetness, just the right amount of banana flavor, and the perfect amount of nuttiness. It had a consistency more like a rich, moist, fluffy cake than the wetter, more dense traditional banana bread. I am not exaggerating when I say this was one of the best gluten-free cakes I have ever eaten! Not the best Passover cake, or the best pareve cake, or the best banana bread... But one of the best cakes, period. If you make this for friends or family they won't believe it's gluten-free, let alone a pareve Pesach cake. Pareve (dairy-free) Pesach cakes are notorious for being dry. This cake puts them all to shame.
Other recipes in the book include Orange Sponge Cake, "Breaded" Cutlets, Chicken Blintzes, Chocolate Crinkle Cookies, Mexican Pepper Bake, Creamsicle Roll, Best Gefilte Fish Ever, Crepes, Butternut Squash Kugel, Sweet Potato Puffs, Shepherd's Pie, Zucchini Cheese Potato Latkes, Kneidlach, Lukshen (noodles) and more... 350 recipes in total.
Targum Press has been kind enough to give me permission to post the fabulous Banana Cake recipe here on my blog, so that my readers can enjoy this recipe for Passover ... or any time. To order the cookbook click here.
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Beat the egg whites until they are stiff. In a bowl, beat the yolks together with the sugar, bananas, nuts and potato starch. Carefully fold the egg whites into the yolk mixture until it is well blended. Pour the batter into a greased tube pan***. Bake for 35-40 minutes, until the edges start to spring away slightly from the side of the pan. Remove the cake from the oven and let it cook completely. Remove the cake from the pan. If it seems moist to you, let it sit uncovered for an hour or so before you wrap it up.
*I used 4 ripe bananas that had been frozen in their skins. I defrosted them and then they slid right out of their skins, already soft enough to blended in with the batter.
***I recommend using a silicone pan if you have one. I didn't have a tube pan so I used an 8x8 silicone brownie pan and a standard-sized tin bread ban.
if they had been celiacs."
I've been getting so many e-mails about ordering gluten-free matzo that I realized it was high time I make a post about how to get your hands on some gluten-free matzo for Pesach (Passover) 2009.
Keep in mind that for matzo to be considered matzo by halacha (Jewish law) it needs to be made of one of the five grains. The only one of those grains that is (or can be) gluten-free is oats. Historically oats have been unsafe for celiacs due to being cross-contaminated with wheat. Fortunately, today we have certified gluten-free oats, which are grown and processed separately from wheat to eliminate cross-contamination, and then tested by food allergy testing labs to confirm their gluten-free status. So a truly gluten-free oat matzo is now possible. That said, there are some people with celiac disease who simply cannot digest oats, even gluten-free ones. If you are one of those people who has celiac disease and cannot digest oats I strongly suggest you speak with a competent rabbi. In fact, if you're an observant Jew it wouldn't hurt to consult with a rabbi regardless... Since I hear that there are some rabbis who don't accept oat matzo for celiacs. But for the rest of us, there's a great (if very pricy) option out there.
Starting last year, there are actually two sources for gluten-free matzo, not just one! I posted last year about Lakewood Matzoh Bakery which had begun making certified gluten-free oat matzo for the first time. They were kind enough to send me some of this year's batch to sample. It's true that it tastes nothing like the matzo I grew up eating and I'll personally never be a big fan of the burnt taste of shmura matzo (regardless of its gluten status). However, I'm excited because Lakewood Matzoh Bakery's matzo is quite improved from last year, due to being rolled out more thinly. This will make it more enjoyable for a lot of people, myself included. I also like supporting local-ish businesses when I can. In addition, Lakewood's price is significantly lower than the price offered by Kosher.com and other vendors for the imported UK brand Gluten-Free Oat Matzo. That makes Lakewood the winner in my home.
The one item that the other company, Gluten-Free Oat Matzos, sells that Lakewood doesn't is gluten-free matzo meal. It's ridiculously expensive but makes killer matzo balls using my dad's recipe! When I bought it a few years ago I called the matzo balls I made "million-dollar matzo balls" because I figured out they cost a couple of bucks a peace. A link to buying gluten-free matzo meal can be found below.
Did I mention that oat matzo is totally delicious turned into matzo pizza? Just spread tomato sauce and mozzarella on it and bake until the cheese is melted and edges of the matzo are crisp. Mmm... just call it "Bread of Oppression Pizza."
Here are links for ordering gluten-free matzo online or finding out where it's retailed locally near you. It's popping up in more and more local kosher groceries these days, but many places find they are sold out quickly so be sure to inquire about it at your local grocery now.
Gluten-free oat matzo made in Lakewood, NJ. Shmura (handmade). $23 a box. Shipping available. Order online at the link above or inquire about where it's sold near you. I've seen it at shops in the NY/NJ area.
Gluten-free oat matzo made in the UK. To buy online, go to Kosher.com. They offer machine-made matzo at $39.95 a box, handmade matzo for $39.95 a box and gluten-free matzo meal for $19.99 per box. Find out where to buy it locally here. (Available internationally).
As usual, I am posting a holiday roundup just a day or two before the holiday. Oy, I am such a procrastinator. Hopefully this will still come in handy for some of you. I notice I'm getting a huge number of hits for "gluten-free hamentaschen" / hamentashen, hamantashen, etc. So I thought I'd make it easier for you to find my Purim-related postings as well as some postings by some other blogs.
My recipe for Gluten-Free Hamantaschen made with no-refined sugar. I love this recipe and am sad I haven't had the chance to make it this year. I've gotten very good feedback on this recipe - If you try it please let me know how it works for you!
Elana's Pantry has a vegan, refined-sugar-free, grain-free recipe for Gluten-Free Raspberry Hamantaschen that you might be interested in if you have multiple food restrictions.
Or maybe you'd like to try an Adaptation of a Chabad Recipe for Gluten-Free Hamantaschen.
About.com also offers a recipe.
My list of ideas for creative gluten-free mishloach manos can be found here. Think outside the box!
Consider joining the AllergicJews listserv, on which other Jewish (kosher and non-kosher) folks with food restrictions share recipes, ideas and resources.


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Le Siècle es el nombre de un club, fundado en 1944 por Georges Bérard-Quélin y que reúne a miembros influyentes de la clase dirigente francesa. Forman parte de él altos funcionarios, directores de empresas, políticos de derechas o izquierdas, periodistas de primera línea, algunos universitarios y sindicalistas.

Los miembros del Siècle se reúnen en una cena mensual en el Automóvil Club de Francia, en la plaza de la Concordia de París.

Algunos miembros del Siècle
 Martine Aubry
 Claude Bébéar
 Pierre Bilger
 Thierry Breton
 Emmanuel Chain
 Jean-Pierre Chevènement
 Bertrand Collomb
 Jean-Marie Colombani
 Jean-François Copé
 Michèle Cotta
 Anne-Marie Couderc (HachetteFilipacchi Médias)
 Franz-Olivier Giesbert
 Élisabeth Guigou
 Laurent Fabius
 Claude Imbert
 Odile Jacob
 Philippe Jaffré
 Denis Jeambar (L'Express)
 Laurent Joffrin
 Serge July
 Bernard Kouchner
 David Pujadas (France 2)
 Étienne Lacour
 Maurice Lévy (Publicis)
 André Lévy-Lang
 Jean-Marie Messier (antiguo miembro)
 Alain Minc
 Nicole Notat (Vigeo)
 Michel Pébereau (BNP Paribas)
 Patrick Poivre d'Arvor (TF1)
 Alain de Pouzilhac (Havas)
 Édouard de Rothschild
 Philippe Dupri
 Nicolas Sarkozy
 Louis Schweitzer (Renault)
 Ernest-Antoine Seillière
 Anne Sinclair
 Dominique Strauss-Kahn
 Marc Tessier (antiguo presidente de France Télévisions)
 Jean-Claude Trichet
 Hubert Védrine

Bibliografía sobre el tema
 « Faits & Documents », de Emmanuel Ratier, 1996

Enlaces externos
(en francés)Artículo sobre Le Siècle en strategies.fr.

Siecle

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These days, the contemporary yet retro garage sound — exemplified by Atlanta miscreants The Black Lips, and carried further by Thee Oh Sees, Bass Drum of Death and Night Beats — has much to owe to the arguable forefathers of melodic white noise, The Velvet Underground. With the undercurrent of noise a backdrop, contemporary acts, including the Bay Area's Sic Alps, have a lot of room to maneuver with off-kilter violins and distortion abound. Add to that the enraged, impulsive motivation behind Raw Power, and you have yourself a rock-solid noise album.
Opener track "Glyphs" channels the notion to heart, distortion teeming from every discernible corner. A swelling violin ensemble accompanies the cerebral, cathartic noise jam and ultimate banger, quite an opener for the album. "God Bless Her, I Miss Her" is an irresistible shoulder-shaker and finger-snapping little ditty. "Lazee Son" slows down the pace of the album considerably, as with "Thylacine Man," channeling a more subdued Brian Jonestown Massacre and the rare, quiet moments in between frenetic spurts of spontaneous psychedelia. It picks right back up again with "Polka Vat," a gritty intermission that separates the album from straight noise and its slower tracks.
The slightly more melodic "Wake Up, It's Over II" sees the undercurrent of noise taking a more melodic path into rock and roll, but it still dabbles in the distortion that it's steeped in. Headbanging "Drink Up!" is a highlight of the album, implementing a steadier set of drones and instrumental freakouts than previous tracks. The album closes on a cyclical note, with the orchestra making another cameo in "Rock Races" and a lonely piano-vocal duet with final track "See You On The Slopes" leaving the listener on a rather poignant, yet gorgeous note.
As a collective whole, Sic Alps is far more dynamic than previous release Napa Asylum. Yet if Times New Viking and Sonic Youth don't tickle your eardrums, chances are you won't enjoy Sic Alps in the slightest. Understandably the noise can come off as jarring, especially combined with the implementation of falsetto vocals. If you do fancy distortion, however, drop whatever you're doing and download the album at your earliest convenience. Sic Alps towers above the rest of the ample retro garage acts today, in both scope and measure.


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Pediatricians host gun buyback to get firearms off the streets
PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — A group of pediatricians from St. Christopher's Hospital for Children are hosting a gun buyback on June 8, the first of what they hope will be an annual event. "We're not talking about making guns illegal. We're talking about getting rid of guns that people don't want...
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Cory Booker proposes national license for all gun owners
By Elana Schor, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Democratic presidential candidate Cory Booker is proposing that all gun owners be licensed by the federal government, a process that would include an interview and safety training. National licensing is one of more than a dozen specific proposals...
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Flashpoint: Gun rights vs. control, New Pa. sec of pardons, Easter promenade
PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) -- This week on Flashpoint: Host and KYW Community Affairs reporter Cherri Gregg asks the burning questions about guns as the country marks the 20th anniversary of the Columbine massacre and the 12th anniversary of the Virginia Tech mass shooting. In 2017, 40,000...
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Pittsburgh approves gun restrictions; lawsuits expected
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh City Council gave final approval Tuesday to gun restrictions proposed after last year's synagogue massacre, inviting a legal challenge by gun-rights activists who have long tangled with the city over firearms. After taking an initial vote last week, the all-...
Almost 2,500 children killed by firearms in 2017, study finds
KYW Newsradio's Medical Reports are sponsored by Independence Blue Cross. By Dr. Brian McDonough, Medical Editor PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — A study from Florida Atlantic University's Schmidt College of Medicine found that in 2017, 2,462 school-aged children were killed by firearms in the United...
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NJ sues gun company for allegedly selling ghost guns online to undercover agent
NEWARK, N.J. (KYW Newsradio) — New Jersey filed criminal charges Monday against a dozen people in connection with a drug ring in Camden County that allegedly dealt in distributing so-called ghost guns. Now, the state is filing a civil suit against a California firm they contend is breaking the law...
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Gov. Wolf renews call for more gun controls
HARRISBURG, (KYW Newsradio) — Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf is renewing his call for action on gun control legislation. With the shooting at Pittsburgh's Tree of Life Synagogue still fresh on their minds, Gov. Wolf rallied gun control advocates in the state capitol. "If we continue to allow so many citizens to...
Comedian Louis C.K. mocks Parkland shooting survivors in leaked audio
By Doug Criss, CNN (CNN) -- Comedian Louis C.K. is in hot water again, this time for seeming to make fun of survivors of the Parkland school shooting and their effort for stricter gun control. In the audio, reportedly from a recent comedy set, an audience is heard laughing as the comedian mocks the...
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Should you need to pass a social media check to get a gun?
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Should hateful tweets keep you from getting a gun? That's a question many have asked after suspects in several horrific mass shootings were found only later to have left social media hints of violence that went unheeded for years. Now a New York lawmaker has introduced a bill...
November 10, 2018 - 11:59 pm
Bucks County high school uses new security camera system to detect guns
PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) -- A school in Bucks County is the first in the nation to use an artificial intelligence security camera system that would recognize an active shooter before any shots are fired. For about a month now, Archbishop Wood High School in Warminster has been using a camera...

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38 of the most useful web UI patterns thoroughly deconstructed into tips and use cases.
142 examples from top companies like Apple, Pandora, Treehouse, Mashable, Quora, Youtube, Asana, OKCupid, and more.
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Alex was born in Malaysia and then lived in Holland and Oman before returning to Adelaide at the end of 1998.
Alex's has made a very rapid rise through the cycling ranks, especially in throughout 2011 - 2013.
Track and breaking a World Record in the Team Pursuit. He then joined the Elite Men's Track Endurance Program, and within 2 months had won a Gold and Silver Medal at the Elite Track World Cup in Astana, a Silver Medal in Beijing and then Gold in London with the Men's Team Pursuit riding the 3rd fastest time in history at that time.
Alex then went on to represent Australia at the 2012 Track World Championships in Melbourne in April, and was then selected as a member of the 2012 Australia Olympic Track Cycling Team at just 18, the 2nd youngest cyclist ever to make the Olympic Team.
Despite not riding at the Olympics, Alex gained invaluable experience, and this has increased his determination to make the Australian Olympic Team for Rio in 2016.


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Heifers for Sóc Trăng farmers
An Mỹ village in Kế Sách district Sóc Trăng province has a high percentage of Khmer and Chinese ethnic minorities. Most of the villagers engage in agriculture and aquaculture. More than 20% live under property line.
In co-operation with Heifer Vietnam, a branch of the US NGO Heifer International, the Foundation supported a project which aimed to improve the livelihood of 44 families in this area.
Each of the families was gifted with a heifer (young female cow). Two of the families were also gifted with a breeding bull each.
In addition, the participant families also received micro-credits to start cash crop production or small-scale business to supplement their incomes.
The young calves were handed over to the project participants in a ceremony on 30 June 2008
Dr Nguyễn Thiện Tống, our representative in Vietnam, with one project participating family at the heifer handover ceremony
The families were organised into self-help groups which have regular meetings to support one another and to be taught on topics such as livestock management, animal health care, agro-ecology, integrated farming, enterprise development, human nutrition, HIV, etc.
The participant families were to be trained and helped for 3 years.
A self-help group meeting and training session Image Self-help group members are reviewing progress of their savings
When the original heifers produce offspring, the offspring were then passed on to new families.
Similarly, micro-credits were provided as a form of revolving fund. When the original loans are paid off, the proceeds are used to on-lend to new families.
With this process, the original outlays can be used to help at least 44 more families.
Project members are participating in group activities and competitions
An outdoor group meeting and training session
Apart from tending their cattle, with the micro-credits many families have set up worm farms, raised pigs, ducks or started small-scale businesses such as incense making, mobile floating coffee shop, etc.
Not only having their living conditions improved thanks to the cattle and the small-scale business, by participating in group activities, trainings and discussions, these farmers are more aware of other issues such as gender equity, health, environment and community co-operation.
Offspring of the original calf is being passed on to a new family
The Foundation contributed AUD 18,000 to the project.
Many of the original heifers which were gifted to the participating peasants in June 2008 had produced offspring which were then passed on (i.e gifted) to new families.
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Re: 75 el camino project.
yes, very nice color. Nice work. I'm building my paint booth right now.
Looks great! I like the green.
its been a while and mostly I havent done much to it but Im putting the side windows back in for safe keeping and Im trying to find a material that would work for the guide blocks. the old suff just disintegrated off. the brackets are perftctly fine just need the felt type stuff...has anyone found a good replacement for that or even the same material?
riddick75 wrote: its been a while and mostly I havent done much to it but Im putting the side windows back in for safe keeping and Im trying to find a material that would work for the guide blocks. the old suff just disintegrated off. the brackets are perftctly fine just need the felt type stuff...has anyone found a good replacement for that or even the same material?
The fuzzy side of stick on Velcro works pretty good. I used it on the window guides on my '58 Plymouth Fury 12 years ago and it's still good to go.
funny thing is I was thinking of that. its the closest thing I could think of that looks like it. I'm glad to hear it does work for it.
I also got the windows in and like DaveFury suggested, used the fuzzy side of some industrial Velcro for the window guides, seemed to work really well.


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Index [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
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[Editor: This is the index from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939).] Index A'Beckett, Chief Justice, 219 Aboriginals, 28, 31, 92, 185; Bass and Flinders among, 80; Pamphlet among the, 123; Lockyer and the, 123; West Australia, … [Read more...] about Index [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
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Bibliographical notes [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
[Editor: This is a chapter from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939).] Bibliographical notes A sufficient bibliography of Australian history would absorb more space than it would be judicious to allot to it in a work having the … [Read more...] about Bibliographical notes [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
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Epilogue [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
[Editor: This is a chapter from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939).] Epilogue Australian government from the beginning of settlement to the present time has passed through all the phases from tyranny to freedom. The five early … [Read more...] about Epilogue [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
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[Editor: This is a chapter from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939).] Chapter XXXI Imperial relations and the Australian spirit British colonial policy — Grey — Disraeli — 'A person named Rogers' — 'The crimson thread of … [Read more...] about Chapter 31 [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
[Editor: This is a chapter from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939).] Chapter XXX Australia in the Great War Outbreak of war — The double dissolution — 'The last man and the last shilling' — Third Fisher Government — The A.I.F. … [Read more...] about Chapter 30 [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
[Editor: This is a chapter from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939).] Chapter XXIX The Commonwealth (b) The wheels of policy The federal capital — Choice of Dalgety — Choice revoked and Canberra finally selected — Papua and … [Read more...] about Chapter 29 [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
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[Editor: This is a chapter from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939).] Chapter XXVIII The Commonwealth (a) Parties and personalities The three parties — The Barton Ministry — Reid and the Opposition — Watson and the Labour … [Read more...] about Chapter 28 [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
[Editor: This is a chapter from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939).] Chapter XXVII The Constitution Responsible government and federation — The task of the Convention — Types of federal government — The Senate — The House of … [Read more...] about Chapter 27 [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
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[Editor: This is a chapter from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939).] Chapter XXVI The movement towards Federation Lord Grey's proposal — The federal spirit — The Federal Council — Its limitations — Henry Parkes — Federal … [Read more...] about Chapter 26 [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
[Editor: This is a chapter from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939).] Chapter XXV Papua and the Pacific A 'Monroe doctrine' for the Pacific — French annexation of New Caledonia — The New Hebrides — New Guinea — Captain Morseby's … [Read more...] about Chapter 25 [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
[Editor: This is a chapter from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939).] Chapter XXIV Democracy at work (b) Land, labour, and the popular welfare Immigration — Anti-Chinese legislation — First intercolonial conference — Land … [Read more...] about Chapter 24 [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
[Editor: This is a chapter from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939).] Chapter XXIII Democracy at work (a) Government Free scope left to the colonies — The protection afforded them — Napoleon III and his supposed designs on … [Read more...] about Chapter 23 [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
[Editor: This is a chapter from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939).] Chapter XXII The Northern Territory Adjustment of boundaries — Queensland secures the Barklay Tableland — South Australia undertakes to administer the … [Read more...] about Chapter 22 [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
[Editor: This is a chapter from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939).] Chapter XXI Queensland Settlement at Moreton Bay — Its abandonment — The Gladstone Colony at Port Curtis — Separation of Queensland from New South Wales — The … [Read more...] about Chapter 21 [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
[Editor: This is a chapter from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939). It includes a section about the Burke and Wills expedition.] Chapter XX The heart of the continent Flinders's plan — George Grey's journeys — Eyre's journey to … [Read more...] about Chapter 20 [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
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[Editor: This is a chapter from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939).] Chapter XIX Gold Strzelecki finds gold among the mountains — W. B. Clarke's prognostications — Gold found in the Port Phillip district — Official disfavour of … [Read more...] about Chapter 19 [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
[Editor: This is a chapter from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939).] Chapter XVIII Self-government Sir Charles Fitzroy 'Governor-General' — The Act for the Government of New South Wales — The Legislative Council — Boundaries of … [Read more...] about Chapter 18 [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
[Editor: This is a chapter from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939).] Chapter XVII The end of convictism Sir William Molesworth's committee on transportation — Effect of the committee's report — Order in Council discontinuing … [Read more...] about Chapter 17 [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
[Editor: This is a chapter from A Short History of Australia (6th edition, 1936) by Ernest Scott (1867-1939).] Chapter XVI The land and the squatters Land grants — Who the squatters were — Pastoral districts and licences — Bourke's policy — Special surveys — The pound … [Read more...] about Chapter 16 [A Short History of Australia, by Ernest Scott]
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Q: Symfony translations on dynamic content With Symfony I'm aware that you can create translation files in which you specify the text for different languages etc. This works great for form labels, and other static text across an application.
What I'm wondering though is how you could achieve internationalisation with dynamic content. For example if you have a Product entity with a description field. The administrator can alter this text through the back-end.
So how would you implement the international alternatives for dynamic text?

A: You need to create two necessary entity files, first is EntityName, second is EntityNameTranslation. Please look at the example below.
Category Entity
Bundle document: https://github.com/KnpLabs/DoctrineBehaviors
<?php

namespace BundleName\Entity;
use Doctrine\ORM\Mapping as ORM;
use Knp\DoctrineBehaviors\Model as ORMBehaviors;

/**
 * @ORM\Entity
 */
class Category
{
    use ORMBehaviors\Translatable\Translatable;

    /**
     * @ORM\Column(type="string", length=255)
     */
    protected $someFieldYouDoNotNeedToTranslate;

    // or do it with PropertyAccessor that ships with Symfony SE
    // if your methods don't take any required arguments
    public function __call($method, $arguments)
    {
        return \Symfony\Component\PropertyAccess\PropertyAccess::createPropertyAccessor()->getValue($this->translate(), $method);
    }
}

CategoryTranslation Entity
<?php

namespace BundleName\Entity;
use Doctrine\ORM\Mapping as ORM;
use Knp\DoctrineBehaviors\Model as ORMBehaviors;

/**
 * @ORM\Entity
 */
class CategoryTranslation
{
    use ORMBehaviors\Translatable\Translation;

    /**
     * @ORM\Column(type="string", length=255)
     */
    protected $name;

    /**
     * @ORM\Column(type="string", length=255)
     */
    protected $description;

    /**
     * @return string
     */
    public function getName()
    {
        return $this->name;
    }

    /**
     * @param  string
     * @return null
     */
    public function setName($name)
    {
        $this->name = $name;
    }

    /**
     * @return string
     */
    public function getDescription()
    {
        return $this->description;
    }

    /**
     * @param  string
     * @return null
     */
    public function setDescription($description)
    {
        $this->description = $description;
    }
}

Setting and Persisting
<?php

    $category = new Category;
    $category->translate('fr')->setName('Chaussures');
    $category->translate('en')->setName('Shoes');
    $em->persist($category);

    // In order to persist new translations, call mergeNewTranslations method, before flush
    $category->mergeNewTranslations();

    $category->translate('en')->getName();

Translation in Form
Bundle document : https://github.com/a2lix/TranslationFormBundle
Example: https://github.com/emsiemhong/CPF/tree/master/NGS/src/NGS/ContentBundle
<?php

namespace NGS\ContentBundle\Form;
use Symfony\Component\Form\AbstractType;
use Symfony\Component\Form\FormBuilderInterface;
use Symfony\Component\Translation\TranslatorInterface;
use Symfony\Component\OptionsResolver\OptionsResolverInterface;
use NGS\ContentBundle\Entity\Article;
class ArticleType extends AbstractType
{
    private $translator;
    public function __construct(TranslatorInterface $translator) {
        $this->translator = $translator;
    }
    /**
    * @param FormBuilderInterface $builder
    * @param array $options
    */
    public function buildForm(FormBuilderInterface $builder, array $options)
    {
        $builder
            ->add('translations', 'a2lix_translations', array (
                'locales' => array('en', 'km'),
                'required_locales' => array('en'),
                'label' => false,
                'fields' => array(
                    'title' => array (
                        'field_type' => 'text',
                        'label' => $this->translator->trans('title')
                    ),
                    'description' => array (
                        'field_type' => 'ckeditor',
                        'label' => $this->translator->trans('description')
                    )
                ),
            ))
            ->add('type', 'choice', array(
                'choices' => array(
                    Article::ABOUT_TYPE => $this->translator->trans('about'),
                    Article::SERVICE_TYPE => $this->translator->trans('service'),
                    Article::HOME_TYPE => $this->translator->trans('home')
                )
            ))
            ->add('picture', 'file', array(
                'required' => false
            ))
        ;
    }
    /**
     * @param OptionsResolverInterface $resolver
     */
    public function setDefaultOptions(OptionsResolverInterface $resolver)
    {
        $resolver->setDefaults(array(
             'data_class' => 'NGS\ContentBundle\Entity\Article'
        ));
    }
    /**
     * @return string
     */
    public function getName()
    {
        return 'ngs_contentbundle_articles';
    }
}

Getting
{% block content %}
    /*
       Because we use the magic function so we don't need specify the language so it will get the current local language
       //the magic function
       public function __call($method, $arguments)
    */
    {{ category.getName }}
    {{ category.getDescription }}
{% endblock %}

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Land of Laputa
by Hiro M.
(Tokyo, Japan)
Pembroke Castle
"Castle in the Sky" (1986, Japanese title: "Tenku no Shiro Laputa") is one of the most famous animation films in Japan. This film is directed by Hayao Miyazaki, and created by Studio Ghibli. Actually, this movie is inspired by the Welsh community and architecture.
Wales is famous for great landscapes and old castles. Director Miyazaki visited Wales and he got some inspiration for this film. For example, a flying island, Laputa, is based on Caernarfon Castle and Powis Castle in Wales. In addition, the mining community and its architectural style were modeled after the Rhondda Cynon Taff coal mining district in South Wales.
This film contains some messages which are environmental issues and criticism of civilization. When director Miyazaki visited Wales, he saw coal miner strikes. Those labor movements influenced his depiction of the characters in this film (I guess…).
If you are interested in this movie, visit Wales and feel the atmosphere of Laputa.
Personally, I have never been to Wales, so I would like to visit Wales someday. :)
Comments for Land of Laputa
by: a Welsh guy
another film that Hayao Miyazaki got inspiration from Wales for was Howl's Moving Castle
his films are great and he not scared to imagine :D
Hiro, I don't think I've ever seen a Studio Ghibli movie, but I'd like to see "Spirited Away" someday.
Perhaps I can find a DVD of it w/ English subtitles. Last year I saw "My Darling Is a Foreigner" (ダーリンは外国人) at the Roppongi Hills cinema, where they showed it w/ English subtitles.
thank you for your comments
by: HIRO
Thank you for your comments Saki.
I was really surprised that Hayao Miyazaki got a lot of inspiration from Wales's architectures. Actually, I went to Scotland last year. There are many historical places! You should visit UK someday!
Thank you for your comments Mr. Gary.
Have you seen Studio Ghibli movie? If you haven't, you should see one of them.It's great.
My favourite Ghibli movie is "Spirited Away".
If I have a chance to visit Wales, firstly, I'm going to visit capital city, Cardiff. For gathering information.
by: Saki U.
I didn't know that the Laputa's model is one of the castles in Wales! I think the UK has many attractive sites, although I've never been there.
Feeling the atmosphere of Laputa
Thanks for your nice story, Hiro.
You painted a beautiful word picture, which should make anyone reading your story excited about visiting Wales. And I'm one of those people. :-)
So, Hiro....if you can visit Wales someday, where is the first place you'll go for sightseeing?
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Cases reported "Hematoma, Subdural, Intracranial"
1/5. Intracranial subdural hematoma after spinal anesthesia.
Intracranial subdural hematoma is an exceptionally rare but life-threatening complication of spinal anesthesia. We report a case of intracranial subdural hematoma following spinal anesthesia for cesarean section in a 27-year-old woman. She developed a diffuse headache after surgery with a blood pressure of 220/140 mm Hg which was followed by generalized seizure activity. Her blood pressure remained high after medication with diazepam, nifedipine and magnesium sulfate. She remained unconscious with a glasgow coma scale of 5. The cranial tomography revealed a subdural hematoma with diffuse cerebral edema and cerebral tentorial herniation. When a patient complains of postdural puncture headache and then has seizure activity, one should consider alternative diagnoses, including that of a subdural hematoma, and carry out a careful examination, including magnetic resonance imaging or computerized tomography scan.
2/5. Intraspinal and intracranial hemorrhage after lumbar puncture.
Two cases of spinal epidural hematoma and two cases of intracranial subdural hematoma after lumbar puncture (LP) are reported in children receiving chemotherapy for acute lymphoblastic leukemia and non-Hodgkin lymphoma. The bleeding was asymptomatic but interfered with treatment in one case, and caused either severe backache or headache but no neurological deficit in the other three patients. The platelet counts were 8 and 46 x 10(9)/L in two patients and were normal in the other patients at the time of LP. All recovered without surgical treatment. There is an inherent, albeit uncommon, risk of bleeding into the central nervous system associated with LP in children with cancer and should be distinguished from postdural puncture headache (PDPH). thrombocytopenia is not always an accompanying factor.
3/5. Does postdural puncture headache left untreated lead to subdural hematoma? Case report and review of the literature.
The patient was a 39-year-old pregnant woman who was scheduled for cesarean section. Spinal anesthesia was induced using a 26-gauge needle with an atraumatic bevel. Postoperatively, the patient developed cranial subdural hematoma manifesting as severe non-postural headache, associated with right eye tearing, fifth cranial nerve palsy and left hemiparesis. The diagnosis was confirmed by computed tomography scan. The patient was managed by careful neurological follow-up associated with conservative treatment and recovered fully after 12 weeks. Our report reviews the literature on 46 patients who developed a postdural puncture headache complicated by subdural hematoma following spinal or epidural anesthesia. It is possible that postdural puncture headache left untreated may be complicated by the development of subdural hematoma. patients developing a postdural puncture headache unrelieved by conservative measures, as well as the change from postural to non-postural, require careful follow-up for early diagnosis and management of possible subdural hematoma.
4/5. Acute intracranial subdural hematoma following a lumbar CSF leak caused by spine surgery.
STUDY DESIGN: Case report. OBJECTIVE: To report a case of an acute intracranial subdural hematoma that formed due to cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leak following lumbar surgery. SUMMARY OF BACKGROUND DATA: intracranial hypotension may occur when CSF is removed from the subarachnoid space. Intracranial subdural hematoma formation has been observed following significant CSF drainage during lumbar puncture or ventricular shunt placement. However, formation has been described only twice in the literature following spine surgery. methods: Retrospective review of the patient's medical record and head CT imaging. RESULTS: A 55-year-old woman underwent lumbar surgery for failed back syndrome. Intraoperatively, a dural tear was noted and repaired. One week later, she developed expressive aphasia, and CSF drainage from her lumbar wound was noted. A head CT revealed an acute intracranial subdural hematoma with mass effect. Evacuation of the hematoma occurred via craniotomy, and the lumbar dura was repaired intraoperatively. CONCLUSIONS: We report the rare case of an acute intracranial subdural hematoma caused by a CSF leak following lumbar surgery. This report illustrates the potential morbidity associated with CSF leaks occurring after spinal surgery.
5/5. Venous loop mimicking middle cerebral artery bifurcation aneurysm on computed tomographic angiography--case report.
BACKGROUND: CT angiography has been widely used for the detection of cerebral aneurysm. However, there are still limitations despite improving CT angiographic techniques. We describe the unusual case of the detection of a false-positive aneurysm on CT angiography. CASE DESCRIPTION: A 64-year-old man presented with a 14-day history of severe headache and nuchal rigidity. brain CT demonstrated no subarachnoid hemorrhage, but cerebrospinal fluid appeared xanthochromic in 3 successive tubes after lumbar puncture. Subsequent CT angiography suggested an aneurysm at the bifurcation of the left MCA. However, at operation, prominent sylvian vein superimposed on the bifurcation of the left MCA, and there was no aneurysm. Follow-up monitoring with conventional angiography at 2 weeks showed no abnormal findings. The patient recovered uneventfully. CONCLUSION: The case demonstrates that although CT angiography has a reportedly high specificity and sensitivity for the detection of intracranial aneurysm, careful interpretation is required to diagnose intracranial aneurysms.
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Columns, Debut, Music, Today's Song April 30, 2015 May 1, 2015
Today's Song: "Celeste" – Ezra Vine
The title track off Ezra Vine's debut EP, "Celeste" was released globally last September and has been one of my go-to feel-good tracks ever since. Ezra is a young New Zealand singer/songwriter – the Celeste EP (released via Parlophone Records) marks the beginning of his professional career.
Clever lyrical storytelling seems to come naturally to Ezra: "Celeste" is a song about not being able to get a crush out of your head, but he makes it so much more than that. The first verse reads like a letter to a loved one, or a poet's lament: "I was sitting in a field of pine trees, coaxing the words from the earth and the dirt. I sought a muse but the words just wouldn't come. It's been a while since I saw you at New Year, holding your breath, your eyes upon the second hand. The way you looked is still vivid to me." Emotions and images fly as Ezra weaves a tale we all know too well.
Listen: "Celeste" – Ezra Vine
A light but rich accompaniment backs Ezra's soulful tenor. "Celeste" builds fast: It begins with a set of handclaps catching the beat. The claps are quickly joined by a series of rosy, cascading arpeggios from an acoustic twelve-string acoustic guitar. A full, airy set of background ahhs confirm the song's melody with a dreamy up-and-down melodic scale sequence. Full drums and bass round out the sound, and Ezra's story soon begins.
It's hard to not smile while listening to "Celeste." Its creative, bright instrumentation and heartwarming, storytelling lyrics make it easier to fall for than the elusive subject of the song. Give a listen to "Celeste" and if you like what you hear, you can listen to the rest of the EP below, available to stream via Soundcloud (or if you feel like making Mr. Vine a few half-pennies, you can also stream the Celeste EP on Spotify.) Ezra Vine shows great potential, and we cannot wait for his next effort!
Listen: Celeste EP – Ezra Vine
"Celeste" – Ezra Vine
I was sitting in a field of pine trees
coaxing the words from the earth and the dirt
I sought a muse but the words just wouldn't come
It's been a while since I saw you at New Year
holding your breath, your eyes upon the second hand
the way you looked is still vivid to me
You're something out of a dream
messing with my head
I've been looking for you
are ya hiding?
cos I like the way you're calling to me
your spell upon me
and I like it, though I fight it
It took a while for the medicine to sink in
blow out the fog and remove all the cobwebs
now I'm clear I can hear myself think straight
I'm on the road with my clothes in a rucksack
over my shoulder following the whispers
people ask me where I'm going in such haste
and I say
My girl's a switchblade
a bright light on the cityscape
wherever she goes I'm gonna chase
Celeste EP – Ezra Vine
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GSMA members in North America, Europe and South Korea expect that 5G will allow the first self driving cars to be in in use by 2018.
The new director general of the GSMA, Mats Granryd, claimed we could see the first self driving cars on the roads over the next two years during an opening keynote at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
He praised the deployment of 4G in front of the capacity crowd, saying it has been "phenomenal" with more than one billion connections in 150 countries to date, before shifting his focus to 5G and claiming that preparation for the rollout of 5G products and services are already in full swing.
A number of the GSMA's 800 global members, including Europe, South America and South Korea have said the lower latency provided by 5G (1 millisecond) will enable new industries, such as the self driving, to be deployed within the next three years.


There's an often overlooked element in affiliate marketing. It is the importance of choosing an Affiliate Program that it's right for you. You have to see it as if you were looking for a job in your town.
· Getting paid on time and in full.
· Choosing a new company or an established one.
· Getting noticed from your Affiliate Company of any changes in payment.
· Providing affiliate support in case of needing one.
Those are just some of the many factors you'll have to consider before making a decision.
Let's look at some tips that may be better help for you when choosing an affiliate program.
· Have you use it?
· Would you recommend it?
· Does it have a website?
· Is the money-back guarantee?
· Does it have accessible customer service?
· Is the Checkout procedure simple?
You really need to take a hard look at the products and services being offered, you have to be sure you want to be associated with them otherwise nobody will believe in your sales pitches. Google is a good friend to you, use it, research the company, look for reviews. Trust is THE most important ally in an Affiliate program, make sure those programs make people happy and refundable for those who will not.
2. Compare the Rates and Payment Schedules.
Don't just go choosing the one with the highest commission payment. Pick the one you believe in. Revise the payment frequency and payment method.
Look for Programs that offer a constant affiliate support. Is there an Affiliate Manager? or an Affiliate Network? Get your self a program that will be there to answer your questions quickly and help you with any other problem.
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We welcome donations of tissue and DNA from cases of epilepsy-related mortality. Although possible and probable SUDEP is a primary focus, we accept tissue donations from epilepsy patients who have passed from other causes as well. Please call 855-432-8555 (toll-free) and you will be connected to one of the NASR staff members during business hours. If it is after-hours or if there is a problem getting through, you will be put through to the cell phone of Drs. Orrin Devinsky or Daniel Friedman, or Program Manager, Juliana Laze. They can also be reached by email at: od4@nyu.edu, daniel.friedman@nyumc.org, and juliana.laze@nyumc.org, respectively. If for any reason you are unable to reach a NASR representative and time is important for a brain tissue donation, we collaborate with the NYU Alzheimer's Disease Center Brain Donation program, and they can be paged at 917-321-6424. They can facilitate the donation of brain tissue to their site.
NASR will help coordinate the donation process and speak with the Medical Examiner, Coroner, or Pathologist about the process to donate brain tissue and/or DNA. They will contact the next-of-kin and obtain consent for the IRB-approved study and then send the consent form to you for your records. They will also work with other members of the NASR team to provide information on shipping as well as billing for any costs related to your services.
If -80C is not available: whole brains shipped after formalin fixation for 2 weeks. Brains should be suspended in formalin (ie floating in formalin, not left flat on bottom of container). It is better to ship after two-week fixation as the brain is much less likely to be injured by shipping.
For brains with PMI 72 – 96 hrs: Cut ~50gm pieces from frontal pole, temporal pole and occipital pole on one side. Label and freeze -80C, ship next day on dry ice (ideally 10 lbs). The remainder of the brain should be fixed in formalin as above.
For brains with PMI <72hrs: Cut brain including cerebellum but excluding brain stem. One 1/2 should be frozen (see below) fresh. One 1/2 is formalin fixed for two weeks and shipped after 2 weeks. Cut the brainstem at the midbrain-diencephalic junction and freeze each section. The fresh cerebral hemisphere is cut from frontal pole to occipital pole in ~2cm coronal slabs that are placed in labeled individual ziplock bags. The brainstem is similarly cut in labeled ~2 cm transverse slabs and placed in ziplock bags. Place at -80C and ship next day on dry ice (ideally 10 lbs).
For families that want only part of brain donated. Cut ~50gm pieces from frontal pole, temporal pole and occipital pole on one side. Cut brainstem at the superior midbrain and include all of brain stem if possible. If -80C is available, all tissue can be frozen. If -80C is not available, all tissue can be fixed in formalin.


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Philadelphia Eagles stock up, stock down: Corey Clement, Josh McCown impress; Cody Kessler, backup CBs don't
Baltimore Ravens vs. Philadelphia Eagles, Aug. 22, 2019
By Daniel Gallen | dgallen@pennlive.com
PHILADELPHIA — The Baltimore Ravens will go down as the winners of Thursday night's preseason game at the Philadelphia Eagles, given that they held a 26-15 lead with just less than 12 minutes remaining when the matchup was cancelled because of lightning.
But the real winner was Mother Nature, who apparently turned in another strong summer performance up and down the East Coast.
But in the confines of Lincoln Financial Field, there were more performances that warranted a closer look. So here's a look at whose stock went up and whose went down in the third week of the preseason.
Ravens 26, Eagles 15: final stats, analysis and more
Stock up: RB Corey Clement
Running back Corey Clement hadn't played in a game since Dec. 9 when he suffered a knee injury that ended his season, and the Eagles had brought him along slowly through the summer. Over the past week or so, though, Clement's workload spiked, and that continued Thursday night. It felt like Clement played every snap through the first quarter and change, and he finished the night with seven carries for 25 yards with a long run of 11. His speed, agility and quickness seemed to be back to their pre-injury levels, and he should be on track to grab a roster spot if his performance and health hold through the next week.
Stock down: QB Cody Kessler
Quarterback Cody Kessler seemed to bounce back quickly from the concussion he suffered in Jacksonville last week, but his play Thursday night was poor. His final line of 3 of 5 passing for 34 yards with a long of 18 doesn't seem too bad. But he took a sack on fourth down on the Eagles' opening possession, fumbled a snap and missed one of his two incompletions badly. The Eagles were still giving him a chance to compete for the No. 2 job with Nate Sudfeld out, but he was resoundingly outplayed by …
Read more: Baltimore Ravens 26, Philadelphia Eagles 15: 4 takeaways from the third preseason game
Stock up: QB Josh McCown
… Josh McCown, who a week ago was coaching high school football. He had four days of preparation for Thursday night, and he delivered an impressive performance. His first three passes fell incomplete, but he finished the night completing 17 of 24 passes for 192 yards and two touchdowns, both of which were pretty throws to wide receiver JJ Arcega-Whiteside and tight end Alex Ellis. The 40-year-old looked sharp once he got rolling, which bodes well for the team's quarterback room.
Josh McCown is out here putting on a clinic!#BALvsPHI | #FlyEaglesFly pic.twitter.com/kGggF8bXx1
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) August 23, 2019
Poll: What was better - the throw or the catch? 🧐#BALvsPHI pic.twitter.com/LDcA0S3nve
— NFL (@NFL) August 23, 2019
Stock down: CB Josh Hawkins
Cornerback Josh Hawkins helped provide the Ravens with one of their highlights of the night when Baltimore tight end Mark Andrews attempted to hurdle him. Hawkins helped slow down the bigger player, but he needed plenty of help to get him to the ground.
.@Mandrews_81 rumbling ❗ pic.twitter.com/EX75ANmYNj
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) August 23, 2019
Hawkins also got sucked in by a play-action fake, which let a receiver open wide on the right side for a big gain. Hawkins has had his moments in training camp and seems to have the right kind of personality to fit in the Eagles locker room, but he hasn't quite been able to show that on the field during games.
Stock up: WR JJ Arcega-Whiteside
Eight catches for 104 yards and a touchdown is a nice night for anyone, not to mention a rookie who is trying to make a good first impression. Arcega-Whiteside and McCown got into a good rhythm and were in sync with each other for much of the night. The end result was a series of pretty passes and big gains. Arcega-Whiteside had been quiet in the early part of training camp, but he's come on strong here.
Arcega-Whiteside showing off the wheels!#BALvsPHI | #FlyEaglesFly pic.twitter.com/3u4HvxgUSK
Stock down: CB Jeremiah McKinnon
Cornerback Jeremiah McKinnon is another young cornerback who has had his moments in practice, and given the depth and talent at the position, the preseason games could serve as an audition for another team to take note. That hasn't really happened, and it definitely didn't happen Thursday.
Here's a look at two touchdowns he gave up:
That TD pass from @McSorley_IX to @MichaelMFloyd was a thing of beauty. 🎯 pic.twitter.com/9saOEfVRC1
Another one❗@McSorley_IX to @J__Scott16❗ pic.twitter.com/OCV9kwXGe6
He was also involved in a play where both he and the receiver were called for pass interference. The Ravens don't have the most intimidating group of pass-catchers, so it was a little disappointing to see McKinnon and Hawkins struggle like they did at times during a potential showcase game.
Daniel Gallen covers the Philadelphia Eagles for PennLive. He can be reached at dgallen@pennlive.com. You can follow him on Twitter and Facebook. Follow PennLive's Philadelphia Eagles coverage on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.
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Research is extremely important in Daily Fantasy Sports. Not only do you need to know which players are underpriced, you need to assess which matchups are favourable for both players and teams. Some matchups are more favourable than others, obviously. The real question is how do we determine which matchups to target? It can be quite an extensive process, but there are a few quick-fix options that can help streamline the process.
One of the easiest ways to determine which game to target is to look at the ins and outs. If the Warriors are missing Stephen Curry and Draymond Green (like they were last week), then that means a large boost for the rest of the squad. As we know, minute allocation and usage are two of the most important factors to assess when considering any player. If there's an injury or a lineup change then that's something you need to take advantage of. You should also check how the replacements have fared in any other starts. For example, Marcus Smart and Aron Baynes are likely to see increased usage today if Kyrie Irving and Al Horford miss today. Looking back we can see that Smart has scored 30+fantasy points in 3 of his 4 starts this year.
One of the best indicators for knowing which games to target is possessions, or pace of play. The faster the game, the more possessions, which means more opportunities to amass points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks. Targeting fast-paced matchups is one of the sure fire ways to determine if a game will be high scoring.
When determining pace, there are many ways you can do it. Using traditional betting Over/Unders is the easiest way to quickly determine the number of possessions likely to happen in a game. The higher the line for total points, the higher the pace and the more likely a matchup is for high scores. However, there are more nuanced ways you can assess pace and doing your own research can give you an additional edge.
NBA.com/stats have their own pace of play stats, but there are many others out there, you just have to find them. Research has been conducted that shows teams in the top 10 playing each other often leads to extremely fast games, while teams in the bottom 10 playing one another are often games you want to avoid. Looking at which teams play at the fastest paces and targeting two fast-paced teams against one another is a great way to give yourself the best chance at high fantasy scores.
It's a no-brainer that defense matters, but how do we quantify it for fantasy purposes? The basic way is to look at nba.com/stats and look at a team's defensive rating, but that only gives you a small picture. One of the best ways is to look at Rotowire's (free) defense vs position metrics. Although they are designed for Fanduel, they give you some sort of idea of how teams perform against opposition players. This really helps you know who to target – for example, point guards vs Phoenix (who concede more points to PGs than anyone).


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  end
end


Automated Micro-Needling (also known as Collagen Induction Therapy or CIT) is a new innovation in aesthetic medicine for the treatment of fine lines, acne scars and improvement of the skin's texture, tone and color. During this procedure, tiny needles are used to create controlled micro-injuries to the skin in order to produce collagen and elastin. The skin's repair process results in a thicker dermis with softer wrinkles. Eclipse MicroPen® also creates micro channels which allow topical gels, creams and serums to be absorbed more effectively, enhancing their effects in deeper layers of the skin.
Wrinkle reduction, texture, tone improvement and softer, younger-looking skin with fewer signs of aging. New collagen production reverses years of sun damage. Eclipse MicroPen® also has a positive effect on hyper-pigmentation as well as treating uneven skin tone, acne scars, traumatic scars and stretch marks.
Eclipse MicroPen® can be used on allparts of the body; face, neck, decollete, arms, hands, legs, abdomen and back.
▸ How is the procedure done?
A sterile needle-tip containing 12 tiny micro-needles is attached to the Eclipse MicroPen®. Your skincare professional will apply a thin layer of topical gel to your skin and select the appropriate treatment depth based on your unique needs. Next, in a single motion, the pen will be gently pressed against the skin while simultaneously gliding in one direction until the entire treatment area has been covered.
▸ What does it feel like?
▸ What is the downtime?
▸ When will I see the results?
Patients notice an immediate "glow" to their skin. Visible changes to the skin develop over the course of several weeks. Results continue to improve up to 6 months after the treatment as collagen production continues.


New Avenue is a small housing estate of 163 homes located in the Cockfosters ward of Enfield. PPCR were selected in early 2012 as Independent Tenant and Leaseholder Advisor (ITLA) for the options appraisal and implementation of this estate renewal scheme. We have worked with a newly established Residents Panel to set some early priorities through training and capacity building. This has involved considerable input by both the Panel and the wider community into a master plan for the estate, production of a Resident Aspirations Document and comment on the Council Report to Cabinet seeking approval to proceed with the regeneration.
We have also established a separate Leaseholder Panel to look at a range of offers to leaseholders and explore valuation issues, both as a group and for individuals.
We are developing a service whereby we can discuss financial issues with individual leaseholders regarding shared ownership, shared equity options and other affordable home ownership options that are available to assist them decide and what option is most suitable for them based on their circumstances. This could also help inform the Council in developing its shared equity products and financial assistance options, which is something we did with LB Hackney when producing the options for leaseholders living in regeneration areas.