California Pizza Kitchen (CPK) has opened its fifth Las Vegas location, in thriving Downtown Summerlin, located near Charleston and the 215 Freeway. The décor is part of the chain's New Chapter model for the future, with an open kitchen, rustic furnishings crafted from sustainable materials and an extensive outdoor patio dining area. Also new are menu items including fire-grilled rib eye steak, bacon and potato pizza, and hearth-roasted halibut. The new "lunch duos," offered from 11 a.m.-4 p.m., feature pizza and soup or salad for $10.95, half sandwich and soup or salad for $9.95, or soup and salad for $8.95. This new CPK is open daily from 11 a.m.–10 p.m. California Pizza Kitchen, Downtown Summerlin, 10345 Oval Park, Las Vegas, NV 89135, 702-978-5759.
Ringer Wings, Pizza & Sliders has opened at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, located just steps away from 33 plasma TVs at the resorts sports book, The Playing Field. The menu features three all-beef slider options of hamburger, cheeseburger and bacon cheeseburger; wings and tenders in flavors of honey barbecue, jalapeño tequila lime, teriyaki pineapple, Parmesan garlic and mild, medium or hot wing sauce; four varieties of house-cut waffle fries: plain, buffalo, cheese and nacho style; veggie dippers with dips made in-house including wasabi ranch, blue cheese and Sriracha ranch; and 15-inch pizza slices with options of cheese, pepperoni, salami trio, chicken and spinach, big meat, sausage and Margherita. Ringer Wings, Pizza & Sliders is open with food service from 11 a.m.-midnight daily, with the bar serving drinks 24 hours. Ringer Wings, Pizza & Sliders, 3667 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109, 702-785-5555, 877-333-WISH.
Caesars Palace is home to an outpost of chef Brian Malarkey's Searsucker, which has two locations in the San Diego area and another in Austin. The menu includes signature dishes like the 38-oz rib-eye "tomahawk" as well as eggs + bacon "pork belly." Searsucker, 3570 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109, 702-866-1800.
Sammy's Woodfired Pizza is offering a two-for-10 menu, available weekdays from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. For $10 per person, diners may choose two items from the following selections: pepperoni, margherita or Italian sausage pizza; organic kale, Caesar, Greek or arugula and fig salad; and tomato, butternut squash or corn chowder soup. Sammy's Woodfired Pizza, 6500 W. Sahara Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89146, 702-227-6000.
Otto Enoteca Pizzeria at The Venetian is offering a complimentary chef's selection of cicchetti (small bites) on the restaurant's Piazza overlooking The Venetian's St. Mark's Square from 3 p.m.-6 p.m. with the purchase of a bottle of wine. Examples of the ever-changing cicchetti selection are fritti, salumi, marinated olives, bruschetta and crostini, marinated vegetables and Italian cheeses. The wine list includes labels from some of Italy's most renowned winegrowing regions and features a list of 100 bottles of wine for under $100. Otto Enoteca Pizzeria, The Venetian, 3355 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109, 702-677-3390.
Zenshin Asian Restaurant at South Point Hotel, Casino & Spa, has introduced a new lunch menu featuring discounted sushi rolls and entrées, available from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. The new items start at $5 and include a crunch roll with shrimp tempura, crab, avocado roll topped with eel sauce; spicy tuna roll with spicy tuna and cucumber; and California roll with crab, avocado and cucumber. In addition, new entrée specials priced at $9.95 include poke and cone sushi, an 8-ounce Wagyu burger, a po' boy tempura soft shell crab sandwich, and three mini Kurobuta sausages. Zenshin Asian Restaurant, South Point Hotel, Casino & Spa, 9777 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89183, 702-797-8538.
Pot Liquor CAS at Town Square will celebrate St. Patrick's Day and March Madness by offering several food and drink specials March 17, and during select men's college basketball games from March 19-22, March 26-29 and April 4 and 6. Specials include Pot Lager Shandy, Pot Liquor Lager, Grown Folks Gatoraid and Jack Daniels shots for $3; wings for $5; pulled pork sliders for $2; and bacon-wrapped beef meatballs for $5.
The Culinary Dropout gastropub inside the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino has promoted chef Mike Sutton to executive chef. Sutton brings more than nine years of experience, and studied culinary arts at the French Culinary Institute in New York City, before coming to Las Vegas nine years ago. Before joining Culinary Dropout as a sous chef in August 2013, Sutton worked as a line cook at the MGM Grand's Shibuya. In his new role at Culinary Dropout, chef Sutton will lead the culinary team through hands-on training. In a press release, Sutton said, "I want my team to be excited to come in and do the best they can to step up, help each other out and build that teamwork and passion." Culinary Dropout, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, 4455 Paradise Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89169, 702-693-5000, 800-HRDROCK.
After several months of rumors regarding its closing, Comme Ça at The Cosmopolitan closed March 31. The French bistro had been open since the resort debuted in December 2010 and is the first restaurant to close since The Cosmopolitan opened. Comme Ça was under the direction of chefs David Myers and Brian Howard, both of whom departed from the restaurant last year. It hasn't yet been announced what restaurant will be taking over the space. Comme Ça, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, 3708 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109, no phone.


The FaZe Clan Call of Duty team is one of the best teams in the world, and that's great because a backup career as a boy band doesn't seem to be in the cards.
While playing in a CoD 2K tournament, the group began singing "Time of my Life," a ballad best known for being the song during the climactic scene in Dirty Dancing.
Simon Cowell would probably call that an ambitious song choice, but the FaZe clan really sent it.
In a normal game, the comms would be filled with positioning. These MLG 2K tournaments in the early rounds are a joke for pros, however.
At least these games deliver moments like this and let the dominant team have fun, even if they aren't gaining much in terms of gameplay.
After the game finished, they joked about taking screenshots of the final score (250-6) and tweeting it out with the caption "y'all serious," echoing the sentiments of other pro players who lament having to play against amateur teams during these 2Ks.
For comparison to the FaZe guys, here's the moment that shot "Time of my Life" into the public spotlight as one of the more easily recognizable songs.


Toronto-based Granite REIT (NYSE: GRP.U) acquired a 432,000-square-foot warehouse in Greencastle, PA from a joint venture between Chesapeake Real Estate Group and Atapco Properties. The complex traded for $34.8 million, or about $81 per square foot.
Located within the Antrim Commons Business Park at 181 Antrim Commons Dr., the industrial building was constructed in 2017 and is fully leased to Eldorado Stone for 15 years. The facility also has direct access to the Norfolk Southern rail line and boasts 36-foot clear heights, according to CoStar data.
Recently, Granite also acquired a 597,000-square-foot warehouse in the Indianapolis suburbs for $39.3 million, or about $66 per square foot. Similar to the Greencastle warehouse, the Plainfield, IN facility was built last year and is fully occupied by a single tenant, Geodis.
Granite's international portfolio consists of more than 30 million square feet of warehouse and logistics space in North American and Europe, according to the REIT's website.


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A team of scientists who previously identified a major pathway that leads to brain cell death in mice have now repurposed two drugs to block the pathway and prevent neurodegeneration. The drugs caused minimal side effects in mice and one is already licensed for use in humans, so is ready for clinical trials. The trial has been well-received by experts, with both the Alzheimer's Society and Parkinson's UK expressing their excitement at the possibilities. The team wants to start clinical trials on dementia patients soon and hope to know whether the drugs are clinically effective within two to three years. You can read the study in the journal Brain.
The underwater discovery by British scientists of a rare minerals 'treasure trove' in the Atlantic Ocean has reignited the debate about where vital resources should come from. Many of the minerals found in the mountain, known as Tropic Seamount, are needed to support renewable technologies, such as solar panels, wind turbines, and electronics. Dr Murton, team leader, says he is not advocating deep-sea mining, which is highly controversial. However, he told the BBC, 'If we need green energy supplies, then we need the raw materials to make the devices that produce the energy so, yes, the raw materials have to come from somewhere.' You can read more about the expedition here.
On Wednesday, the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy committee met with government ministers to discuss the UK's energy and climate change negotiation priorities to take forward to talks with the European Union. A major concern that was raised surrounded the Clean Growth Plan, a government strategy that was due to be unveiled in June relating to climate change policies to help the UK reduce carbon emissions. With the announcement of the snap general election, the release of this document has been cast into doubt, adding to increasing concerns from lobbyists that a Conservative government would loosen carbon emission restrictions in favour of industry.
Iain Wright, chair of the BEIS committee, said that, 'failure to publish the Growth Plan before the general election will send a clear message of the priorities of the government'.

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Q: Find a file with an extension .abc, .cde and .fgh and a folder WITHIN a folder I want to find files with 3 extensions namely .abc, .cde and .fgh. I also would like to find a folder named "Bigone" in the directory containing the files with file extensions I mentioned and perform an action on them with myscript.. What is the command I should use? Do help. Thanks.

A: Is it the following that you intended to build?
As a preparation, I have set up a simple folder structure that contains some of the files that you mention:
~/$ find . -type f \( -name "*.abc" -o -name "*.cde" -o -name "*.fgh" \)
./tmp1/somefile.cde
./tmp1/somefile.fgh
./tmp1/somefile.abc
./tmp2/somefile.abc
~/$ find . -type d -name Bigone
./tmp2/Bigone

Furthermore, I simulate your script with the following:
~/$ cat myscript
#!/bin/bash
f=$1
echo "Performing action on file/folder \"$f\""

Note that I also considered the possibility of a folder not containing the subfolder 'Bigone' (the command should not fail in that case). Below is a wrapper script that I've built...
~/$ cat ./mywrapper
#!/bin/bash
find . -type f \( -name "*.abc" -o -name "*.cde" -o -name "*.fgh" \) | xargs -n1 ./myscript
find . -type f \( -name "*.abc" -o -name "*.cde" -o -name "*.fgh" \) | xargs dirname | uniq | xargs -n1 -I{} find {} -type d -name Bigone | xargs -n1 ./myscript

... and its output when run:
~/$ ./mywrapper
Performing action on file/folder "./tmp1/somefile.cde"
Performing action on file/folder "./tmp1/somefile.fgh"
Performing action on file/folder "./tmp1/somefile.abc"
Performing action on file/folder "./tmp2/somefile.abc"
Performing action on file/folder "./tmp2/Bigone"

find does the most work here, the rest is just piping the results until they reach your 'myscript'.

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Ladies and Gentlemen, let the curtains rise…. Meet Bombshell, one talented and influential figure, a true legend and the definition of an icon, a diva, a star… Dressed in white with silver sequin and wearing a pink boa that matches her pink hand braided hair, Bombshell tops off her stardom diva look with her hand embroidered mole and full red lips. It's not what she wears or how she wears it that sets her aside, but her unmatched fame, legacy and the strong cultural icon she represents.
Handmade with much love and attention to detail, Bombshell's facial features are completely hand embroidered. Her pink hair is made of yarn that has been hand braided and stitched into place. She wears a hand tailored dress, consisting of a silver sequined top and a white taffeta skirt sewn to the doll's body, therefore not removable. She comes along wearing sewn undies and even has a hand embroidered belly button!


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Judge OKs $14.7B VW emissions settlement
It calls for automaker to pay more than $10 billion to either buy back or repair about 475,000 vehicles
Judge OKs $14.7B VW emissions settlement It calls for automaker to pay more than $10 billion to either buy back or repair about 475,000 vehicles Check out this story on detroitnews.com: http://detne.ws/2aj9QKS
Keith Laing, Detroit News Washington Bureau Published 3:05 p.m. ET July 26, 2016
Volkswagen said Tuesday that U.S. District Court Judge Charles Breyer has signed off on the deal, which calls for the German automaker to pay more than $10 billion to either buy back or repair about 475,000 2-liter diesel vehicles that were sold between 2009 and 2015 and were built with devices to trick emissions testers.(Photo: PAUL J. RICHARDS / AFP/Getty Images)
Washington — A federal judge has given preliminary approval to a settlement that calls for Volkswagen to pay $14.7 billion to settle consumer lawsuits and government allegations that it rigged hundreds of thousands of cars to cheat U.S. emission standards.
Volkswagen said Tuesday that U.S. District Court Judge Charles Breyer has signed off on the deal, which calls for the German automaker to pay more than $10 billion to either buy back or repair about 475,000 2-liter diesel vehicles that were sold between 2009 and 2015 and were built with devices to trick emissions testers.
Under the agreement, Volkswagen will also compensate owners who purchased 2-liter diesels before September 2015 with payments of $5,100 to $10,000, depending on the age of their cars.
Breyer is expected to grant final approval to the settlement on Oct. 18, according to Volkswagen.
The beleaguered German automaker said its leaders and the federal regulators who had been investigating the emission cheating believe "the proposed settlement program will provide a fair, reasonable and adequate resolution for affected Volkswagen and Audi customers," now that it has received Breyer's initial approval.
"Under the proposed settlement, eligible customers will have two choices: (1) they can sell back their vehicle to Volkswagen or terminate their lease without an early termination penalty, or, (2) keep their vehicle and receive a free emissions modification, if approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the California Air Resources Board (CARB)," the company said in a news release. "Customers who select any of these options under the settlement will also receive a cash payment from Volkswagen."
Volkswagen said the settlement that was ratified on Tuesday includes the following diesel cars: 2013-15 Beetle; 2010-2015 Golf; 2009-15 Jetta; 2012-15 Passat; and 2010-13 and 2015 Audi A3.
The EPA accused the German automaker in September 2015 of selling diesels for years with software that activated required air pollution equipment only during emissions tests. They had been marketed as "clean diesels" for the company's Volkswagen, Audi and Porsche brands between 2008 and 2015.
Volkswagen has admitted to programming its diesel cars to trick emissions testers into believing the engines released far less pollution than they actually do, in violation of the federal Clean Air Act. Regulators have said that in normal driving they emitted up to 40 times more smog-causing nitrogen oxide than the legal limit.
The settlement, which was reached between Volkswagen and the Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission, calls for Volkswagen to pay $2.7 billion into a federal environmental mitigation trust fund and spend another $2 billion for research on zero-emissions vehicles under the settlement.
Volkswagen said the agreement is "not an admission of liability.
"By their terms, they are not intended to apply to or affect Volkswagen's obligations under the laws or regulations of any jurisdiction outside the United States," the company said.
Elizabeth Cabraser, lead counsel for the consumer plaintiffs in the Volkswagen "Clean Diesel" lawsuit that led to the company's large settlement, said Breyer's approval "brings us a step closer toward achieving the settlements' goals: fairly compensating consumers, undoing the cars' environmental damage through remediation, and fixing or getting these polluting cars off the road.
"We have received overwhelmingly positive feedback from affected owners and lessees in response to this historic agreement, and believe this support will only grow as consumers learn more about the benefits of the settlement," she said in a statement. "We look forward to finalizing this agreement so consumers can soon take advantage of its benefits."
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As of yesterday Club Cameron members could get this cool Halloween headcover and supposedly it even glows. It will be interesting to see how much these will go for on eBay most people collect them but for those trying to make a few bucks there will be some on eBay I'm sure. Almost makes me want to join Club Cameron.
I love those cameron putter covers...but I don't like the prices they go for one ebay...Insane!
Have a peek at my golf blog if you have a minute.


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Be it resolved, the Board of Education approves the appropriation modifications as necessary to close the 2010 Fiscal Year in accordance with requirements of the Ohio Auditor of State.
Be it resolved, the Board of Education approves the transfers and advances necessary to close the 2010 Fiscal Year in accordance with requirements of the Ohio Auditor of State.
BE it resolved, the Board of Education approves the temporary operating budget necessary to open the 2011 Fiscal Year in accordance with requirements of the Ohio Auditor of State. This establishes the authority for the organization to conduct business and expend funds beginning July 1 for the 2010-11 fiscal year. (These figures will be sent later).
Be it resolved, the Board of Education authorizes the treasurer to request advances as necessary from the county auditor as necessary during the 2011 Fiscal Year in accordance with requirements of the Ohio Auditor of State.
This is an annual resolution authorizing the treasurer to request advances as necessary from the county auditors.
This will enable the schools and departments to start the year with the appropriate cash funds. Each of these funds is reconciled and receipted back to the treasurer's office by June 20 of each year.
Be it resolved, the Board of Education approves Then and Now Purchase Orders as listed.
Approve Board Policies (given to members earlier).
To approve the agreement with Invo HealthCare Associates, (given to board earlier).
To approve the agreement with the Warren County ESC for providing special education services, (given to board earlier).
To approve the agreement with the Warren County ESC for School Psychology Services, (given to board earlier).
To approve the agreement with the Warren County ESC for Speech-Language Pathology services, (given to board earlier).
To approve the agreement with the Warren County ESC for a Social Communication Classroom, (given to board earlier).
To approve the Service Agreement with the Hamilton County ESC for Visually Impaired Services, (given to board earlier).
To approve the bid from Schumacher Dugan Construction for crack filling at the Yankee Road campus and to install a dumpster pad and repair asphalt at the primary building, (given to board earlier).
To approve the Butler Tech plan as presented.
To approve a Science Fair supplemental in Category VII.
To approve a general fee of $10.00 for all high school students.
There will be one board meeting in July, on the 19th.
Ben Leahy has been awarded the Fred Durkle Scholarship from the SWBL Buckeye Division.


This beautiful lot is the perfect place for your camper, future home or get-away cottage. Bring your boat...Godfrey Point boat launch is less than 5 miles up the road! If you're looking for entertainment, Sylvan Beach resort town is just a quick 10-minute drive where you'll find tons of restaurants, the sandy beach, and the amusement park. The best part? The gorgeous view of Oneida Lake! If you're looking for more land the lot next door will offer another 1.83 acres for you and your friends and family to sprawl out. Come see it today!
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Em Avatar, Na'vi (O Povo) é a raça alienígena humanoide que habita as selvas da lua Pandora. Também são conhecidos como "azuis", ", "locais", ""nativos" ou hostilmente como "primitivos" e "macacos azuis".

Aparência
Os indígenas Na'vi têm  3 metros de altura e chegam a 4 metros facilmente , e possuem a pele azul com manchas que nem os felinos,  olhos  amarelos , e cauda longa. Embora os Na'vi sejam caçadores-coletores com tecnologia equivalente a Era Paleolítica na Terra, eles desenvolveram uma sofisticada cultura baseada em uma profunda ligação espiritual entre todos os seres vivos, e com uma deusa onipresente, que eles chamam Eywa.

Linguagem
Os Na'vi se comunicam na Língua na'vi.

Ficção

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Spacious 4 bedroom 3 bath home in sought after Turtle Creek neighborhood is move-in ready! Remodeled open concept kitchen features granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and large walk-in pantry. Recessed lighting & updated hardware throughout. Second story custom addition is a must-see with luxurious master suite- double shower.


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Imago BioSciences announces $40m Series B financing led by Omega Funds
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Imago BioSciences, a clinical-stage biotechnology company developing innovative treatments for myeloid diseases, has announced a $40 million Series B financing led by Omega Funds, an international investment firm that creates and invests in life sciences companies.
Image: Imago BioSciences announces $40m Series B financing led by Omega Funds. Photo: courtesy of rawpixel/Pixabay.
Other investors participating in the round include existing investors Frazier Healthcare Partners, Amgen Ventures, and MRL Ventures Fund as well as HighLight Capital, Pharmaron and Greenspring Associates. Dr. Dina Chaya from Omega Funds will join the board of directors and Dennis Henner will remain Chairman of the Board, representing his fund.
"Imago BioSciences is extremely gratified with the interest and support of the investment community; we are particularly pleased with the composition of this new investment syndicate," said Hugh Young Rienhoff, Jr. M.D., CEO at Imago BioSciences. "These funds will enable Imago to advance our programs through the completion of Phase 2b studies."
"We are excited to work with the team at Imago BioSciences, who have already demonstrated very promising results with their lead program IMG-7289 in preclinical and clinical studies," says Dr. Dina Chaya of Omega Funds.
"Frazier, along with the full support of the Series A syndicate, were enthusiastic about this financing. We view the program to treat myeloproliferative diseases as extremely promising," said Patrick Heron of Frazier Healthcare Partners.
Proceeds from the financing will be used to advance the research and clinical development program of therapeutics for myelofibrosis and other myeloid neoplasms. In late 2018 Imago completed a Phase 1/2a study of IMG-7289 in patients with acute myeloid leukemia and high-risk myelodysplastic syndrome (NCT02842827). Imago recently initiated a global Phase 2b study in patients with myelofibrosis (NCT03136185). Additional indications for IMG-7289 are planned.
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The Fibonacci Percentages are primarily based upon the sequence of Fibonacci numbers, one of which (0.618) is known as "the golden ratio" because it occurs many times in nature. The Fibonacci sequence actually appeared first as a solution in the Liber Abaci's problem. In 1202, a book was then written by Leonardo Fibonacci to introduce the Hindu-Arabic numerals that are used widely today, in a middle age Europe that was still using the Roman numerals.
The Fibonacci numbers have been used in forex trading, especially in connection with technical analysis. They are also very popular in connection with stock and options trading circles because they identify likely pullback targets in trending markets before the stocks resume their current direction.
A trader can always utilize the Fibonacci numbers to set stop loss orders. Fibonacci numbers are useful for defining stops if the trader has traded off a support level and this support level is being violated. When the price action breaches a perceived support level, the 50.0% or 61.8% areas from the original price peak can be chosen to exit the trade.
The Fibonacci numbers can likewise define the position size which depends upon the level of risk that you are prepared to take for your trades.
With using Fibonacci numbers, you can start using them for setting profit objectives, for example, taking partial profits once the target has been reached according to the anticipated Fibonacci level. The great advantage of the Fibonacci numbers, particularly the golden ratio, is that they essentially remove emotion from the trading process by pre-defining stop losses and setting your profit objectives.
Moreover, when used in technical analysis, there are 3 main fibonacci levels, these being 23.6%, 50%, and 61.8%. However, there are also some other secondary extension levels when they are required, including 100%, 161.8% and so on.
Fibonacci analysis has always been an important tool for modern investors. Most traders are still cautious about using this form of analysis in all market conditions, however, the accuracy and reliability of Fibonacci analysis has made it one of the most well known and popular signals, particularly to forex traders and by extension, forex options traders.
While it is true that there are still many traders who question the scientific basis for it, fibonacci percentages in their role as as retracement levels are still as reliable and dependable as any other tool available to traders today. From personal experience, I believe that savvy traders can gain an edge by using the Fibonacci analysis and techniques.
When used in conjunction with Elliott Wave Theory, fibonacci retracements and extensions can be a powerful combination.


Teemed with many ancient ruins, tombs and other historical places, Delhi is one of the worth visiting states of India. With plenty of major tourist attractions, this capital state of India has everything to impress each of its visitors. One can visit the Akshardham Temple, Raj Ghat, Red Fort, Shanti Vana, Jama Masjid, India Gate, Chandni Chowk and many other interesting places that have potential to mesmerize all the tourists visiting the state especially for the first time.
At Tour My India, we offer a special 2 nights and 3 days Jaipur-Delhi Weekend Tour that will take you from the city rich in culture heritage to the city with all major tourists hubs of the country. Give a boost to your weekend and enjoy a short outing trip in Delhi that will leave you with many lifetime memories.
In the morning, we will pick you up from your place and drive to Delhi. On arrival at Delhi, check-in at the hotel. Later, we will visit the Akshardham temple.
Akshardham is a Hindu temple complex in Delhi representing centuries of traditional Indian and Hindu culture, spirituality and architecture. The building was inspired and moderated by Pramukh Swami Maharaj, the spiritual head of the Bochasanwasi Shri Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha, whose 3,000 volunteers helped 7,000 artisans construct Akshardham.
In the evening transfer to the hotel for an overnight stay.
In the morning, we will go out for a sightseeing tour of Delhi. We will visit Raj Ghat (the cremation sites of Mahatma Gandhi), Shanti Vana (the cremation sites of Jawaharlal Nehru) and Jama Masjid. We will also drive to Red Fort and Chandni Chowk.
In the afternoon, we will visit Qutub Minar (built by Qutub-ud-Din Aibek in 1199), Humayun's Tomb and India Gate (War Memorial Arch). Also, we will drive past President's House, Parliament House, Government Secretariat Buildings and of course, Connaught Place (shopping centre).
In the morning after breakfast, we will drive back to Jaipur. On arrival at Jaipur, we will drop you at your desired place.


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Okay, so I'm sneaking a break on the laptop to make a posting, and after this God only knows when I'll be on again, because our broadband is not scheduled to be turned on until July 30th (augh!), and while I will therefore probably only have access when I hie myself to an internet cafe. Odds are good I'll do that at least every couple days, but waugh no net. On the other hand, I have revisions to do and a proposal to write (two proposals, if I really have my act together) in the next week, and then a book to finish As Soon As Bloody Possible. A month without net access will probably be very very good for me.
However, in terms of a public service announcement, anybody needing to get ahold of me for anything in the next 30 days, if you do not have my phone number, please use the cemurphyauthor at gmail dot com account to contact me, as that's the only address I'll unquestionably have access to.
The weekend has been spent in an exhaustive frenzy of moving. A third, or perhaps half, of the new house is unpacked, and the old house is down to a handful of crap in the living room that needs to be thrown into boxes and carted over. And the bicycles. Mustn't forget the bicycles. Anyway, my parents came down from Dublin to help us, and were invaluable in doing so. Mom and I got as much of the house in town unpacked as we could, and Dad and Ted did all the heavy lifting, and this morning Mom and I cleaned the house in Cobh. The upstairs is pristine and the downstairs...well, they've gone into town to drop off a last load of stuff, and I've stayed behind to clean the kitchen, which will then leave only the living room and downstairs carpets to be dealt with. It has been a very long weekend.
But. Last night we went to see The Who in concert, and
I'll try to write an intelligent posting about it later (maybe after I've cleaned the kitchen, sigh), but oh. my. God. That was probably the best concert we've been to so far. Not for the effects, not for the showy presentation, but just for forty years of rock music condensed into two hours by two insanely talented men (and a bunch of backup musicians who were perfectly content to not be in the limelight). It was just an absolutely fantastic show. There could not have been a better way to finish an exhausting day yesterday than with that concert.
And both Daltrey and Townshend look far less dissipated than Steven Tyler and Joe Perry, which I thought was amusing, since they're a few years older and could pass for a decade or two younger. :) Sadly, with all the moving that was going on, we didn't remember the concert camera, so no photos this time. Maybe we'll be insanely lucky and they'll do one more tour someday soon.
They played for two solid hours, the only time in which Townshend left the stage was between the end of the set and the encore. Daltrey jumped around, if not quite like a twenty year old, then still with enormous enthusiasm and delight, and sang his face pink, and Jesus they're good. I mean, they're as good as you could hope they'd be, and given that it's The Who, that's asking a hell of a lot. And for somebody who doesn't actively know their music, well, I knew a hell of a lot of their music. *grin* Pete Townshend really is just a guitar god, and *laugh* he said after their first few songs that he was kind of surprised to see so many people there (I'd guess it's a 5000 seat venue, and it was pretty damned close to full), given that Justin Timberlake was playing in Dublin. "You made the wrong choice," he said, to hoots of derision and disbelief. :) I'm sure Justin's very nice and all, but he's not exactly a rock legend. Ted and I were laughing about that after the show, and he said, "*Fuck* Justin Timberlake," and I was like, "...I think I'd rather do Daltrey, if I get a choice in the matter...." :) We also said, on the way out, "Okay, now if we could manage to see David Bowie and the Rolling Stones, then basically, yeah, that would be the Holy Trinity of Rock. Let's do that." :)
They stayed off stage so long after the end of the set I actually didn't think they were going to *do* an encore. But you know how generally when the audience is calling for an encore, it starts off really loud and fades away as people run out of energy for hooting and hollering? In the three to five minutes they were off stage, the audience did not drop one *decibel* in volume. I'd never heard anything like it. And then they did a six song encore, including "The Kids Are All Right", which is one of my favorite Who songs, so I was extra happy. :)
It was, in fact, generally a really awesome and high-octane audience. On the way off stage at the end of the set but before the encore, Townshend said something like, "I can't believe this, listen to us," and then, "Listen to *us*? Listen to *yourselves*!" and gestured toward the audience. I guess we made enough noise to impress them. :) It was a great audience and a great show.
Ok, I've now spent almost an hour on this and skimming my flist, so I need to go to work so I can catch a train home before the middle of the night. Maybe I'll post more later, but probably not. Everybody be good while I'm gone!
Tags: concerts, househunting
Current Music: miles and miles
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I *know*. The net will be so *lonely*!


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Any of several roses (Rosa &botx;odorata) cultivated in China and introduced to Europe in the 1800s, having fragrant tea-scented yellowish or pink flowers.
They are held well above the water, shining with an almost silvery lustre in bright sunlight, and scented like a tea-rose.
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Forechecking: At Least The Stars Ain't The Blues.
Vincent Sliva February 26, 2018
After A Stinker Of The Week, The Stars Stood Pat At The Trade Deadline. But, Hey, At Least They Didn't Sell off Their Assets Like St. Louis Did.
Welcome to Forechecking™, our weekly Dallas Stars column that looks back at the hockey week that was, and the hockey week that will be.
Your Dallas Stars are floundering as they enter the final stretch towards the 2018 Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Things aren't looking particularly good. Secondary scoring has all but dried up, the on-ice effort has been mixed during a manageable schedule, and the Stars' best players are getting outhustled by the opposition's best players. Oh, shit.
Somehow, though, the Stars continue to be in the thick of things, holding down the first wild card spot while holding onto an ace they rarely play who goes by the name of Julius Honka.
Here's something you might not know that is also not true: Your Dallas Stars are 210-8-2 with the young Finn in the lineup and 14-15-2 when not. So, surely, he could help fix this slump, right? Right?!?!? Ummmmm, so, listen, my feeling is, uhh, Julius Honka, uhhhh, is ready to go wherever anybody tells him.
He's kind of our only option. While many NHL teams will be sporting a slightly tweaked, and in some cases dramatically so, lineup thanks to the trade deadline on Monday, Jim Nill was silent (as he generally is) on deadline days.
Who done went where for who? Take a look, it's in a book.
Last Week in Your Dallas Stars.
• Darkness Music at Anaheim Ducks, 0-2.
What a frustrating game for Your Dallas Stars! Coming off a lackluster week, Dallas entered the game with a determination to right their ship in a sea of funk. The first period ended like so many others this month, down by one with little semblance of traction in the offensive zone, weighed down by penalties and an inability to draw a call. The second period show improved play as the Stars started to create scoring chances with increased pressure on the veteran (old) Ducks defenders, but again came up blank on the scoresheet. Anaheim seemed content to win the game by one as the third period became a shooting gallery on former USA Olympic goaltender Ryan Miller. The desperate-for-playoffs Ducks then did a great job clogging passing lanes and shot blocking — particularly on the Stars 5-3 powerplay — to spring Ryan Getlzaf for a breakway(ish) goal shorthanded to seal a victory for Miller and his impressive 41-save performance. Bottom line: The Ducks' special teams and goaltending was stronger, and their second shutout in a row slipped Dallas back to the sixth seed. On the plus side, it was real funny to hear Stars color analyst Craig Ludwig mistakingly refer to longtime Duck Corey Perry as Tyler Perry after a scoring attempt. Maybe we'll get a Madea: Two Minutes For Hooking movie out of this! Anyway, the game to watch on this night wasn't this one, but a certain other game going on another channel.
Play of the Night:
If you needed a better look at how DIRTY Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson's game winning goal was 😱 https://t.co/wkOWa0qwZl pic.twitter.com/7GRRCOkoNk
— NBC Olympics (@NBCOlympics) February 22, 2018
• Victory Green™ at Los Angeles Kings, 2-0.
Your Dallas Stars managed to salvage their underwhelming Pacific Coast swing with an alpha effort against the Kings of Los Angeles. Somehow, the Kings are in fifth place in their division with a plus-22 goal differential. Meanwhile, the Sharks boast a modest plus-7 and are holding on to second place in the weak division. Hockey is weird! Anyway, the Stars ended a first period of physical play and miscues to the tune of two shots on net as the Kings blocked eight. The league's best second period team finally got it's crap together after Hitchcock bumped Antoine Roussel to the top line with Jamie Benn and Alexander Radulov as the makeshift line set the tone for the Stars and shut down the Kings top threat. The move worked: Dallas managed to outshoot the Kings 26-10 in the final two frames and Tyler Seguin tipped home the game-winner late in the third off of a set faceoff play that Seguin later admitted was inspired by the Sharks' Brent Burns and Joe Pavelski. Dallas then iced the contest with an empty netter by Radulov as Kari Lehtonen's solid netminding earned him his first shutout of the season to close out the woeful road trip. Kari is out here dabbin' on them haters!!!
Play of the Game:
First shutout of the season for Kari Lehtonen. #GoStars pic.twitter.com/4VeC4uDn0M
— Dallas Stars (@DallasStars) February 23, 2018
The Winnipeg Jets are a better team than your Dallas Stars, that's just the way it is. Even with a rare first period tally by Tyler Pitlick on the second shot of the game, Dallas couldn't generate a sustained attack against the fast and aggressive Jets. Early, the Stars defensemen did a great job blasting the Jets forwards and impeding their progress as they peppered Lehtonen from a distance. But, see, here's the thing, y'all: We knew Kari was in for a rough night as these long-bombing shots were bobbled and kicked back on the rebound despite little pressure or traffic in front of the net. The Stars then decided to flip the script and, instead of dominating the second period, were completely blown out of American Airlines Center in their first game back off the road. The Jets, on their second night of a back to back, fired of five unanswered goals and completely deflated the Stars' faithful to show the world why they are No. 1 in the NHL's best division. Tyler Seguin and Alexander Radulov netted one apiece to make the final score look more respectable, but this was anything but. P.S.: The Blues just traded center Paul Stansty to the Jets for a 1st rounder, a 4th and Eric Foley, which is a signal that the Jets are going all in and the Blues going all out — in the giving up sense, not in the going all out sense, c'mon, you know what I mean.
Pitlick's early goal has the sold-out AAC rockin'! pic.twitter.com/9Plb2QN5rF
NHL Hitz Pro Player of the Week.
It's been a season of inconstant effort from your Dallas Stars' top dawgs — well, everyone except Alexander Radulov. The scruffy Russian may not be rewarded every night for his try, but even the casual fan notices how he plays every shift mad. This week, he posted three points while soaking up most ice time among forwards, going Dennis Rodman into the boards and not missing a shift. He also posted six hits alone in the Kings contest, and dropped an F-bomb on live TV. Just another average week for Alexander Radulov!
This Week In Your Dallas Stars.
It's looking like a tough stinkin' week for ya bois at home. Well, GOOD! Let's get it on!
Calgary Flames at Dallas Stars.
Tuesday, February 27, at 7:30 p.m.
Here's hoping Calgary flames out in this one.
Tampa Bay Lightning at Dallas Stars
Thursday, March 1, at 7:30 p.m.
Here's hoping lightning doesn't strike for Tampa Bay in this one.
St. Louis Blues at Dallas Stars
Saturday, March 3, at 1 p.m.
Here's hoping St. Louis gets the blues over this one.
Flip it. Stick it. See ya later, bye. — LehtMoJoe
Cover photo via the Dallas Stars' Facebook page.
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..:: » About The War » > » About The War In Angola » OPERATION SAVANNAH, 1975-1976 » PREMIUM CONTENT » TASK FORCE ZULU IN SOUTHERN ANGOLA » The taking of Sá de Bandeira ::..
The taking of Sá de Bandeira, 23 & 24 October 1975
By that time many refugees from the north had been streaming past and attempts were made to obtain information on the military situation from these people. Later, Major A.L. van Coller was attached as intelligence officer to the task force headquarters in order to obtain as much information about the enemy as possible. Information provided by Portuguese refugees was mostly exaggerated in respect of strengths of the enemy in some towns. Intelligence on the enemy constantly remained an uncertain factor.
Conversely, the MPLA refugees from Roçades (Xangongo) had arrived at Sá de Bandeira (Lubango) on 22 October with the news of the advance of the task force. It was immediately transmitted to Luanda from where it was broadcast on 28 October 1975 that a force with armoured cars, a light plane and a helicopter had attacked Pereira de Eça and Roçades. The helicopter, of course, was a fabrication, but the message was compounded to gunships in the foreign media. Some months later we can find it in a manuscript of the well-known author John A. Marcum: "A 'mystery column' marching north from out of Namibia (South West Africa), led by white South Africans, Portuguese and assorted mercenaries equipped with Panhard [sic] armoured cars and helicopter 'gunships', quickly pushed the MPLA out of the southern half of the Country". ("Lessons of Angola", Foreign Affairs, Volume 54 No 3, April 1976, p. 417)


An armed robber was shot and killed following a farm attack in Smithfield, Free State, while an accomplice was on the run.
According to police spokesperson Constable Peter Kareli, two men entered a farmhouse in the area on Monday afternoon.
Kareli said the robbers entered the elderly couple's bedroom and found the couple sleeping.
The robbers allegedly assaulted the couple with a steel rod, demanding money and firearms.
The suspects managed to access the safe and stole two rifles and two handguns.
"The alarm went off and local farmers as well as Smithfield police officials reacted swiftly. One of the suspects was spotted trying to jump over the fence carrying a bag. He allegedly dropped the bag and jumped over into a muddy wet land surrounded by long grass.
"Farmers and local police surrounded the area and whilst approaching the area a single gunshot was heard from the direction of the long grass. As the police approached to investigate, they found a male person with a gunshot wound to the forehead. One of the suspected stolen firearms was found next to the deceased and the other one was found in the bag the deceased dropped whilst trying to jump over the fence," said Kareli.
The second suspect was still on the run. Smithfield police requested communities in the nearby towns to be vigilant and not to approach the suspect as he was considered armed and dangerous.
Police are investigating a case of armed robbery and have also opened an inquest docket.
In a separate incident, Zamdela police in Sasolburg, Free State arrested three men on Monday, who were wanted for armed robbery and attempted murder in the area.
Police also recovered a pistol and a toy gun when arresting the suspects.
Kareli said the men were nabbed by members of the Zamdela detectives, K9 Sasolburg and Crime intelligence units.
On December 28 last year, the trio attacked a tuck-shop owner who was with his employee and his brother off-loading groceries.
"Three armed suspects attacked the brother and shot him in the leg. The other two pushed him inside the shop where they also instructed the employee as well as the owner to move to the backroom and locked them in.
The suspects took an undisclosed amount of cash and fled the scene. The injured man was rushed to hospital for medical treatment. Cases of armed robbery and attempted murder were registered for further investigation.
On Monday, police followed information which led them to a house where the three suspects were found.
The suspects might be linked to four other similar cases of business robbery.
They are expected to appear in the Sasolburg Magistrate's Court soon on charges of business robbery and attempted murder.


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Danielle King –conocida como Dani King– (Southampton, 21 de noviembre de 1990) es una deportista británica que compitió en ciclismo en las modalidades de pista, especialista en la prueba de persecución por equipos, y ruta.

Participó en los Juegos Olímpicos de Londres 2012, obteniendo una medalla de oro en la prueba de persecución por equipos (junto con Laura Trott y Joanna Rowsell).

Ganó cuatro medallas en el Campeonato Mundial de Ciclismo en Pista entre los años 2011 y 2013, y tres medallas en el Campeonato Europeo de Ciclismo en Pista, en los años 2011 y 2013.

King fue nombrada miembro de la Orden del Imperio Británico (MBE) en el año 2012 por sus éxitos deportivos.

Trayectoria deportiva

De la carretera a la pista
Debutó como profesional en 2009 con el equipo británico Vision 1 Racing, en el cual destacó principalmente en pista. Este equipo desapareció a finales de 2009 y se tuvo que marchar a un equipo especializado en pista.

Victorias en la persecución

Tal fue la progresión en la pista, logrando medallas en los campeonatos nacionales de 2009 y 2010, que fue elegida como una de las integrantes del equipo británico de persecución por equipos, prueba en la que ha conseguido sus mayores éxitos: tres medallas de oro en el campeonato Mundial (en los años 2011, 2012 y 2013) y el oro en los Juegos Olímpicos de Londres 2012, estableciendo además en la cita olímpica un nuevo récord del mundo.

De vuelta a la carretera y grave accidente
Tras un 2012 sin equipo profesional, en 2013 fichó por el nuevo equipo británico Wiggle Honda; que en poco tiempo se convertiría en uno de los mejores equipos femeninos del mundo. A partir de 2014 se centró en el ciclismo en ruta, al no haber sido incluida en el equipo de pista para los Juegos Olímpicos de Río de Janeiro 2016.

A finales de 2014 tuvo un grave accidente en un entrenamiento, se rompió cinco costillas y sufrió un colapso pulmonar; lo que le impidió competir en el Mundial de 2015.

Medallero internacional

Palmarés
2009
 3.ª en el Campeonato de Reino Unido Persecución (haciendo equipo con Stephanie Morton)
 3.ª en el Campeonato del Reino Unido Scratch

2010 (como amateur)
 3.ª en el Campeonato de Reino Unido Scratch
 2.ª en el Campeonato del Reino Unido Puntuación

2011 (como amateur)
 Campeonato Mundial Persecución por Equipos (haciendo equipo con Wendy Houvenaghel y Laura Trott)
 3.ª en el Campeonato Mundial Scratch
 2.ª en el Campeonato Europe Omnium sub-23
 Campeonato Europeo Persecución por Equipos sub-23 (haciendo equipo con Katie Colclough y Laura Trott)
 Campeonato Europeo Persecución por Equipos (haciendo equipo con Joanna Rowsell  y Laura Trott)
 3.ª en el Campeonato de Reino Unido Scratch

2012 (como amateur)
 Londres Persecución por Equipos (haciendo equipo con Joanna Rowsell y Laura Trott)
 Campeonato Mundial Persecución por Equipos (haciendo equipo con Joanna Rowsell  y Laura Trott)
 Campeonato Olímpico Persecución por Equipos (haciendo equipo con Joanna Rowsell y Laura Trott)
 Récord Mundial Persecución por Equipos femenino 3 km (haciendo equipo con Joanna Rowsell y Laura Trott): 3 min 15 s

2013
 Campeonato Mundial Persecución por Equipos (haciendo equipo con Elinor Barker y Laura Trott)
 3.ª Campeonato del Reino Unido en Ruta
 2.ª Campeonato del Reino Unido Persecución
 2.ª Campeonato del Reino Unido Puntuación
 2.ª Campeonato del Reino Unido Scratch
 Campeonato Europeo Persecución por Equipos (haciendo equipo con Katie Archibald, Joanna Rowsell y Laura Trott)
 2.ª en el Campeonato Europeo Puntuación
 Revolution Series Puntuación
 Manchester Persecución por Equipos (haciendo equipo con Katie Archibald, Joanna Rowsell y Laura Trott)

2014
 2.ª en el Campeonato del Reino Unido en Ruta
 Campeonato del Reino Unido Persecución por Equipos (haciendo equipo con Elinor Barker, Joanna Rowsell y Laura Trott)
 3.ª en el Campeonato del Reino Unido Scratch

Resultados en Grandes Vueltas y Campeonatos del Mundo
Durante su carrera deportiva ha conseguido los siguientes puestos en las Grandes Vueltas femeninas y en los Campeonatos del Mundo en carretera:

—: no participa
X: ediciones no celebradas

Equipos

Carretera
 Vision Racing (2009)
 Matrix Fitness-Prendas (amateur) (2012)
 Wiggle (2013-2016)
 Wiggle Honda (2013-2015)
 Wiggle High5 (2016)
 Cylance Pro Cycling (2017)
 WaowDeals Pro Cycling (2018)

Pista
 Team 100% Me (2010-2011)

Notas y referencias

Enlaces externos

 Ficha en el sitio del Wiggle High5
 Ficha en cqranking.com
 Ficha en sitiodeciclismo.net

Ciclistas de pista del Reino Unido
Ciclistas de Inglaterra
Ciclistas de Reino Unido en los Juegos Olímpicos de Londres 2012
Medallistas olímpicos de oro del Reino Unido
Medallistas olímpicos de oro de ciclismo
Medallistas olímpicos de oro de Londres 2012
Campeones mundiales de ciclismo en pista
Deportistas en los Juegos de la Mancomunidad de 2014
Miembros de la Orden del Imperio Británico


The Life of Julie: Oh the Places You'll Go!
Several years ago, a book I read suggested that I needed to visit three new places a year. While I'm sure there were many other good suggestions in the book, that was the one that I took to heart.
Three years ago, it was becoming a stretch to get to three new places a year. I only had two weeks of vacation, and I'd already been every interesting place within a weekend's drive of good, old Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Since moving down to Charlottesville for B-school, all of that has changed. In the past month, I've been to three new places... Though, granted, they've all been for interviews, and the extent of the sights I've seen have been the insides of my hotel rooms. I would probably not count any of them as my three new places for the year, but that doesn't matter, since this year, I've already been to Barcelona, Detroit and Cape Cod/Martha's Vineyard to check off my list. And if I can't technically use Detroit as a new place since I accidentally drove through several years ago on a road trip when my sister and I missed a turnoff as we were caught up in our driving game, I'm headed off on a road trip to Florida after exams are finished in December.
It's funny how much my life has changed. I remember sitting in a cubicle in an office building in Edmonton, feeling like life was passing by, feeling as though my social life was slowly disappearing as my friends all got married and then started having babies. Now I've been able to travel to more places than I've ever been, being driven around in limos and put up in fancy hotels. Last weekend, I walked down the street and got last minute tickets to a Dave Matthews concert. I've made friends with people from all across the globe. My life has come a long way since I made the big decision to uproot my life and pursue my MBA, and there's no looking back.


Mastodon recently released their new single "High Road", which has received mixed reactions from the metal community. I personally like the track except for the chorus. Diehard Mastodon fans seem to be unhappy with this new era of the band which puts more emphasis on clean singing as opposed to their traditional screaming of their earlier material.
Loudwire recently caught up with guitarist Bill Kelliher for an interview, who states that the song "High Road" is a good representation of the rest of the album. "The vocals are extremely heavy on this record, there are some songs where it's singing all the way through, but that's just the natural progression of us. We're trying to get a little better at singing and coming up with melody. But it's got really heavy riffs and really beautiful leads, vocals and all that stuff. It's all in there.
Lately I've noticed we've been doing lots of warm-ups, listening to vocal takes, taking voice lessons: stuff you need to do to keep your voice in shape. I would never have thought 10 years ago what we'd be doing in 2014. Now we're taking voice lessons and warming up our vocals cords before a show. Just getting all professional, you know what I mean?


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A few of the 48 colour illustrations from "The Ship That Sailed to Mars" by William Timlin, 1923.
Timlin's calligraphic text, seen on the Table of Contents above, delighted his publishers so much that the book was printed without typesetting. Only 2,000 copies of the book were printed.
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Lucifer, from Dante's Inferno, engraving by Cornelis Galle ca. 1595.
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Frida; photographs by Ishiuchi Miyako.
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Aeneas and the Cumaean Sibyl in the Underworld, Flemish School, dated 1605.
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The Nine of Swords, part of a photographic re-interpretation of the Rider-Waite Tarot deck being done in Haiti by photographer Alice Smeets in collaboration with Hatian art group Atis Rezistans.
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A handful of fantastic illustrations by Henrique Alvim Corrêa, a Brazilian artist living in Belguim who illustrated a French edition of H.G. Wells' The War of the Worlds in 1906. Only 500 copies were printed.
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Ballpoint-pen drawings of birds on vintage used paper, by Mark Powell.
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In its host year Azerbaijan will be represented at the Eurovision Song Contest by one of its strongest artists – Sabina Babayeva.
Striking but gentle, smooth yet powerful, emotional and appealing, Sabina speaks to the world through her songs and music. She has amazingly strong and groovy vocals. Her skills and talent are empowered by outstanding artistic charisma.
It has been her long-term goal to represent Azerbaijan at the Eurovision Song Contest, especially now that it is being held in her hometown of Baku. She has previously applied for and participated in National selection, including last year.
This year, Sabina won her right to represent her homeland in the final of Europe's biggest and most favorite music event.
Sabina was born on December 2nd, 1979 in Baku. It was her mother – a professional pianist – who introduced her little girl to the world of music.
Sabina took singing far beyond a simple hobby, and it has become her world and soul. There are no weightless songs as each tells the stories and emotions from Sabina's life not by hearsay because music has been in her life forever.
She graduated from the Asaf Zeynally College of Music with a degree in vocal arts, and since then has participated in many song competitions both in her country and abroad. In addition to all her musical talents, Sabina also holds a university degree in law.
Her first big victories happened in 2009 when she won the grand-prix at the young performers contest Amberstar in Latvia, as well as the grand-prix of the Slavic Star Contest in Russia.
Earlier Sabina found success in many other festivals, for instance, in 1999 at the Baku city song contest "The Wave", as the best performer of a foreign song.
Sabina is a powerful singer with huge experience in jazz, soul, and pop music.
Sabina Babayeva – When The Music Dies – Eurovision Song Contest 2012 Official Preview
Music video for Azerbaijani 2012 entry song When the Music Dies presented
Azerbaijani participant at the Eurovision Song Contest 2012 Sabina Babayeva and her team presented today the music video for this year's entry song When the Music Dies.
Music video brings to the viewers the whole spectrum of Sabina's emotions and illustrates powerful soulful ballad.
"There is no special script written for this video, – Sabina explains. – We have decided to bring emotions only. Music and lyrics will speak for themselves with all their power. When the Music Dies is a complete life story told within 3 minutes!"
Sabina will sing When the Music Dies during Eurovision Song Contest 2012 final on May 26th in Baku.
Sabina Babayeva – Eurovision 2012, Azerbaijan — When the Music Dies — Official song


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10 Knit or Crochet Skirts You'll Adore!
Knit and Crochet Skirt Patterns!
Perhaps it's my small town hippie roots showing, but I'm a sucker for a cute knit or crochet skirt! So when Celina Lane of SimplyCollectibleCrochet.com contacted me about putting together a round up as part of my Guest Contributor Program, skirts were the obvious choice! There's something here for everyone, whether it be for a child to wear or for the experienced crafter to try their hand at!
Now, if you want to talk about adorable, this newborn bonnet and skirt set is the way to go. Don't be intimated by broomstick lace. If you can yarn over and single crochet, that's typically all you need to know. Try this lovely set for someone new in your family circle or a charity.
This free crochet pattern has lovely lines and repetition. It's bouncy and cute!
This free crochet pattern brings absolute sass and adorableness with a matching sun hat. Every little beauty needs a set.
This gorgeous knitted DROPS skirt with cable pattern in "Karisma" comes in multiple sizes from S – XXXL.
This precious, free, knit pattern makes a full skirt that looks so comfy to wear.
This pattern comes in Girl's sizes 4-8 and 10-14. Chevrons are classic and really pop with the use of color combos. You can even tone it down in a solid color showing off the texture.
This is a lovely free women's skirt knit pattern with gorgeous texture that is quite eye-catching. This pattern works for sizes Medium into XLs.
This cute skirt is a classic and essential style to keep in your closet. It is indeed perfect for any wardrobe or time of year.
This fun and free crochet pattern is designed by The Double Stitch Twins. Try it with a slip, over a swimsuit, or a pair of leggings for a great look.
I hope you enjoyed this great roundup Skirt patterns – Crochet & Knit put together by Celina Lane of SimplyCollectibleCrochet.com especially for Melody's Makings!
Which is your favorite skirt pattern? Did you get some great ideas?
Celina Lane has been working as a crochet designer since 2010. Originally selling patterns on Etsy, she has moved into different arenas, landing in the blogging world. She shares designs of all types and is in the process of retiring most of her patterns to the free market. Be sure to keep up with her by signing up on her website.
Visit her site by clicking here.
Visit her Ravelry shop by clicking here.
The Vintage pattern is adorable! I saw that, besides the skirt & hat, they have a dress in this style. Even though I prefer knitting, I may have to try these.
Such pretty skirts. Thank you!


This time I won't get out alive. Last time was messy. This time is meticulously planned. The intention clear, I was not to make it out of here alive.
I have always known this would happen and yet, I've given in to hope, to love, to the idea of a new beginning for someone like me… Boy, was I wrong.
One name among thousands, but the only thing keeping me sane right now. I should have never given in; I should have been stronger.
But he wore me down. It wasn't just his looks—even though his resemblance to a Viking god sure helped. Tall and muscular with blue eyes reminiscent of the Australian ocean, or a mountain lake, with his clear and honest stare. The one thing that made me fall hard and fast was his smile. The prefect reflection of who he is—charming, strong, honest, and wickedly funny.
He was the first person who was able to make me genuinely smile with true joy after months of going through the motions.
He made me feel alive again. And now I've lost it all… and he doesn't even know how much he means to me. My last words to him being the cruelest I ever uttered. It's a good thing I won't have to live long with myself after what I've done.
I picture his face in all its glorious detail. I want the last thoughts I have be of the best thing that's ever happened to me. The one who healed me, taught me to love, gave me strength to fight, and always believed in me.
The one who taught me how to fly.
While I picture the love of my life holding me in his arms, the door opens slowly and in walks my worst nightmare. I don't try to fight my restraints. I already did, and there is no way to get out of these handcuffs.
Instead, I keep hold of my saving grace while my grim reaper walks toward me.
I concentrate on how Duncan's lips felt against mine, how he worshiped my body, my scars.
I tune out the sound of the gun being cocked. I always hoped my ending, when it came, would be quick and painless—at least I will be given that.
I keep my eyes closed and my mind firmly in my fantasy, where I'm loved and happy, and not in this dark and empty prison.
Briefly, I wonder if anyone will ever find my body or if they will have to bury an empty coffin.
Suddenly, my chin is grabbed in a painful and unforgiving hold.
The pain in my jaw forces my eyes open. They collide with eyes, the deepest brown they look black, staring back at me. But none of the warmth I've seen before is present right now. All I see is an abyss of hatred, madness, and cold determination.
I guess it won't be quick after all. I close my eyes again. Hoping against hope for peace.
A menacing smile spreads across the face in front of me.
Kira Berger is a child of the world with a severe case of wanderlust. She's lived in both North America and Europe. Currently, she's living in London and enjoys everything the diverse city has to offer.
She's always been a dreamer and closet romantic. And after obtaining her MA in English and Publishing, she finally decided to bring the stories floating around in her head and distracting her from real life onto paper.
If she's not writing or working – which is pretty much most of the time – she can be found reading, traveling all over the world to visit friends, cuddle with her cat, or ride on the back of her horse through the countryside, preferably during the winter months.


This is the world's greatest collection of bridge memorabilia and collectibles. Some truly amazing items here!
Ever wondered what a "Trump Indicator" is? In the early days of bridge when the sport was tremendously popular and many less skilled players sat at bridge tables, they put a little gagdet on the table to remind everone which the trump suit was. Makes things easier, doesn't it?
"Autobridge" is defined on Wikipedia as "A mechanical game device consisting of a set of printed deal sheets and a viewing template used to learn bridge by oneself". They have become wonderful collectors' items over the years and still continue to astound people.
Take a look around! Own a piece of bridge history.
"An Evening of Bridge with Charles Goren"


By all accounts, it appears the city is broke. Inconceivable! Unbelievable! Impossible! Regrettably it appears to be true.
Even with the giant casino going up down the street – supposedly the city's ticket to untold riches and security – the city's cash coffers are almost dry and taxes are headed up by a good 11%.
Last week, the city borrowed $9 million without fanfare, proving again, the city didn't have the money on hand to pay its upcoming bills.
The casino was supposed to set the city on a course of financial freedom and plenty.
This is how the mayor advertised it when he hooked top with Steven Wynn and fell in love with the man and his legend.
The Encore Casino main entrance.
At the beginning of a major negotiation with Attorney Kim Sinatra in March, 2013, she and the mayor talked about the new pope.
'What do you think of the big new pope," Sinatra asks the mayor, according to credible information received by the Leader Herald.
"I can tell you he's surprised," the mayor tells her.
"Its not a good job," Sinatra says.
"At least he's Italian born. We're somewhat happy about that," the mayor says to her, according to information received by the Leader Herald.
The discussion gets down to the nitty gritty pretty quickly.
Who is trying to scare who?
The mayor's notion about "scare tactics" being used to cause an uprising among parents and teachers in the school system as reported in last week's Independent shows the extent to which the mayor can attempt to manipulate some of the news.
The mayor needed to get all this complaining off his chest, to let everyone know (those who aren't his allies) how he is feeling.
It was mostly about $2.5 million that he is hesitating to allow the School Department to have even though it is the School Department's funding gotten by Senator Sal DiDomenico.
The "crime" of not giving the funding to the schools is interpreted by the mayor as the high road – that is – the money shouldn't be given to the schools and those complaining are traitors to the mayor's brand of genius.


The sheer monumental scale of the Grand Palais provided the inspiration for a big idea: MONUMENTA.
For its fourth edition in 2011, MONUMENTA has invited Anish Kapoor, an Indian-born British artist, to challenge the 13,500 m2 of the Nave of the Grand Palais. After guest artists Anselm Kiefer, Richard Serra and Christian Boltanski, it will be the turn of Anish Kapoor to meet the challenge with a brand new work.
Born in 1954, Anish Kapoor has been producing powerful, meditative pieces since the 1980s. Making forceful use of the less-is-more principle, his installation-sculptures have a vertiginous, captivating impact on visitors. He uses materials as diverse as polished mirrors, powdered pigments, unsurfaced concrete or fatty wax, to produce forms that are at once organic and minimalist.
MONUMENTA marks Anish Kapoor's return to Paris, thirty years after his very first exhibition. His ambition for the Grand Palais is to create an aesthetic and physical shock, a colourful experience that is at once poetic, meditative and stunning, measuring itself against the verticality and light of the Nave, an interior that seems somehow greater than the exterior.
Admissions close 45 minutes before exhibition closing.
The event is an initiative of the French Ministry of Culture and Communication (Direction générale de la création artistique) and is co-produced by the Centre national des arts plastiques (CNAP) and the Rmn-Grand Palais.


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The Lion King 2 Official With Moonlight Director Barry Jenkins
It will be both a sequel and a prequel, like The Godfather Part II.
By Akhil Arora | Updated: 30 September 2020 10:53 IST
Photo Credit: Disney
Mufasa, Simba in The Lion King
The Lion King 2 release date has not been set
Jenkins won an Oscar for his work on Moonlight
Jeff Nathanson returns as writer for Lion King sequel
The Lion King 2 is on its way. Disney has hired Barry Jenkins — whose 2016 film Moonlight won three Oscars, including best picture — to helm the sequel to the 2019 photorealistic computer-animated remake of the traditionally animated, beloved 1994 original. The Lion King writer Jeff Nathanson has reportedly written an initial draft of the script for The Lion King 2, which will move the story forward while exploring the early years of Mufasa, Simba's father. There's no word on release date, and no new cast members have been announced, as no production date has been set.
"Helping my sister raise two young boys during the '90s, I grew up with these characters," Jenkins said in a prepared statement. "Having the opportunity to work with Disney on expanding this magnificent tale of friendship, love and legacy while furthering my work chronicling the lives and souls of folk within the African diaspora is a dream come true."
Yes, THIS👇🏿
'The Lion King' Sequel Set With 'Moonlight' Director Barry Jenkins To Helm For Walt Disney Studios https://t.co/Ev7Obi8Km8 via @Deadline
— Barry Jenkins (@BarryJenkins) September 29, 2020
Deadline first brought word of Jenkins' hiring on The Lion King 2, which the Oscar winner immediately shared on his Twitter account. Even though there's no release window for the sequel, it's being labelled as a "top priority" for Disney, owing to the fact that the Jon Favreau remake made over $1.657 billion (about Rs. 12,230 crores) at the worldwide box office — the seventh biggest movie of all time — despite lacklustre reviews from most critics. The Lion King holds a "rotten" 52 percent rating on reviews aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, and in our review, we called it a "visual upgrade devoid of the Disney magic."
Though there's no cast details, one would expect many of the original voice actors to return, even those that died in the original, since part of the sequel will technically be a prequel. The Lion King starred Donald Glover as Simba, Seth Rogen as Pumbaa, Chiwetel Ejiofor as Scar, Alfre Woodard as Sarabi, Billy Eichner as Timon, John Kani as Rafiki, John Oliver as Zazu, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter as Nala, and James Earl Jones as Mufasa.
Barry Jenkins with his Oscar for Moonlight
Photo Credit: Aaron Poole/AMPAS
Since the success of Moonlight, Jenkins has written and directed the 2018 Oscar-nominated If Beale Street Could Talk, and an Amazon Prime Video limited series adaptation of Colson Whitehead's award-winning book The Underground Railroad, which is without a release window. He has also written a movie based on American Olympic boxer Claressa Shields, and another based on the Netflix documentary Virunga. Jenkins is also attached to The Knick season 3, and a biopic of choreographer Alvin Ailey, for Disney's Searchlight.
Further reading: The Lion King, The Lion King 2, Disney, Barry Jenkins
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Super-slow circulation allowed world's oceans to store huge amounts of carbon during last ice age
by University of Cambridge
Credit: Tiago Fioreze / Wikipedia
The way the ocean transported heat, nutrients and carbon dioxide at the peak of the last ice age, about 20,000 years ago, is significantly different than what has previously been suggested, according to two new studies. The findings suggest that the colder ocean circulated at a very slow rate, which enabled it to store much more carbon for much longer than the modern ocean.
Using the information contained within the shells of tiny animals known as foraminifera, the researchers, led by the University of Cambridge, looked at the characteristics of the seawater in the Atlantic Ocean during the last ice age, including its ability to store carbon. Since atmospheric CO2 levels during the period were about a third lower than those of the pre-industrial atmosphere, the researchers were attempting to find if the extra carbon not present in the atmosphere was stored in the deep ocean instead.
They found that the deep ocean circulated at a much slower rate at the peak of the last ice age than had previously been suggested, which is one of the reasons why it was able to store much more carbon for much longer periods. That carbon was accumulated as organisms from the surface ocean died and sank into the deep ocean where their bodies dissolved, releasing carbon that was in effect 'trapped' there for thousands of years. Their results are reported in two separate papers in Nature Communications.
The ability to reconstruct past climate change is an important part of understanding why the climate of today behaves the way it does. It also helps to predict how the planet might respond to changes made by humans, such as the continuing emission of large quantities of CO2 into the atmosphere.
The world's oceans work like a giant conveyer belt, transporting heat, nutrients and gases around the globe. In today's oceans, warmer waters travel northwards along currents such as the Gulf Stream from the equatorial regions towards the pole, becoming saltier, colder and denser as they go, causing them to sink to the bottom. These deep waters flow into the ocean basins, eventually ending up in the Southern Ocean or the North Pacific Ocean. A complete loop can take as long as 1000 years.
"During the period we're looking at, large amounts of carbon were likely transported from the surface ocean to the deep ocean by organisms as they died, sunk and dissolved," said Emma Freeman, the lead author of one of the papers. "This process released the carbon the organisms contained into the deep ocean waters, where it was trapped for thousands of years, due to the very slow circulation."
Freeman and her co-authors used radiocarbon dating, a technique that is more commonly used by archaeologists, in order to determine how old the water was in different parts of the ocean. Using the radiocarbon information from tiny shells of foraminifera, they found that carbon was stored in the slowly-circulating deep ocean.
In a separate study led by Jake Howe, also from Cambridge's Department of Earth Sciences, researchers studied the neodymium isotopes contained in the foraminifera shells, a method which works like a dye tracer, and came to a similar conclusion about the amount of carbon the ocean was able to store.
"We found that during the peak of the last ice age, the deep Atlantic Ocean was filled not just with southern-sourced waters as previously thought, but with northern-sourced waters as well," said Howe.
What was previously interpreted to be a layer of southern-sourced water in the deep Atlantic during the last ice age was in fact shown to be a mixture of slowly circulating northern- and southern-sourced waters with a large amount of carbon stored in it.
"Our research looks at a time when the world was much colder than it is now, but it's still important for understanding the effects of changing ocean circulation," said Freeman. "We need to understand the dynamics of the ocean in order to know how it can be affected by a changing climate."
More information: Nature Communications, DOI: 10.1038/NCOMMS11998
Provided by University of Cambridge
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Question: Is black sails on Hulu?
Is all of black sails on Hulu?
Is black sails still on Netflix?
Is black sails worth watching?
Is Black Sails on Disney plus?
Is Black Sails on prime video?
Why can't I download black sails on Netflix?
Black Sails premiered on STARZ in 2014, and all four seasons are currently available with a Hulu subscription.
Unfortunately, in the midst of these news, some productions also leave the platform and it is always good to keep an eye on which titles will be removed from Netflix. This week the fans of the series "lose out"Black Sails", Since three seasons of it are scheduled to leave the catalog of the streaming platform.
Black Sails is one of the best shows I've ever seen and I wished more people loved it. This show could have been bigger than Game of Thrones if some things had turned out differently. Black Sails is hands down the greatest series I've ever seen.
How to Watch Black Sails. Right now you can watch Black Sails on Hulu Plus or Starz. You are able to stream Black Sails by renting or purchasing on Vudu, Google Play, and Amazon Instant Video.
Watch Black Sails, Season 1 | Prime Video.
When a title is not available to download, it can be for a few different reasons, including: The content rights are currently exclusive to another company. The rights are not available to purchase from the content provider. Popularity, cost, seasonal or other localized factors, or availability.
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How do you create a good start-up business? Find an expert at CBS
What are the dos and don'ts when it comes to start-ups? Find out by contacting our researchers in this field.
CBS students to learn Chinese in Beijing
As of the next academic year, students on the bachelor programme International Business in Asia at CBS can look forward to learning Chinese at the renowned business and language university Beijing International Studies University.
Meet the CBS Global EMBA team around the world
CBS in December
How can cultural institutions apply Big Data? How much risk is enough for an economy? What can leaders learn from the music industry? Attend some of CBS' many events in December.
CBS' events calendar
How can cultural institutions apply Big Data
Friday 1 December, 13:00-15:30, Kilen (room K3.41), Kilevej 14A, 2000 Frederiksberg
Photo: Wiki Commons
With a decrease in state funding, Danish cultural institutions are competing intensely for the audience. In this situation it is a good idea to know everything about the behaviour of the audience, and Big Social Data is a great source for this. According to three CBS professors, Big Social Data is in fact so great that institutions can make decisions about pricing, etc. At this seminar, they will present a model to predict the number of spectators for a show based on social media data. The Danish Royal Theater is used as an example.
What can leaders learn from the music industry?
Monday 4 December, 16:30-18:30, Dalgas Have 15 (room 1V.089), 2000 Frederiksberg
Observations from the music industry may provide us with insight into the impact of digitalisation on management in several industries. What can be done by management to keep up with digitalisation, when disruption in organisations entails new possibilities but also needs challenges?
Founder and Executive Director of the Center for Music Innovation at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Gigi L. Johnson will elaborate on the seminar "New chords for management strategy". The seminar will be held in English.
Is Foucault a neo-liberalist?
Tuesday 5 December 13:00-15:00, Kilen, Kilevej 14 (K150), 2000 Frederiksberg
To those who know Foucault and neo-liberalism, the stage has been set for an intense debate between Daniel Zamora, Postdoc at the University of Cambridge, and CBS researchers Marius Gudmund Høyer, Magnus Paulsen Hansen and Mitchell Dean. Among other things, the debate will question social democracy and what it stands for today.
In 2014, Daniel Zamora brought forward a surprising critique of Foucault in the American left-wing media Jacobin, resulting in a heated discussion of whether Foucault was a neo-liberalist. According to Zamora's analyses, Foucault has used neo-liberalism as a tool for creating a new left-wing way of thinking. His critique will serve as a basis for the seminar.
American economist and Nobil Prize winner is visiting CBS
Tuesday 12 December, 16:00, Solbjerg Plads 3, 2000 Frederiksberg
Photo: NYU Stern
How much risk is enough for an economy? Risk expert Robert Engle, Professor at New York University Stern School of Business, is visiting CBS to present his research. Robert Engle won the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 2003. He has taken part in developing several economic methods, which have proven useful to many real-world problems.
Discover the latest research in competitiveness
Tuesday 19 December, 14:00-16:00, Kilen (Ks48), Kilevej 14A, 2000 Frederiksberg
In the past five years, the platform CBS Competitiveness has accumulated research in and communication of competitiveness for the benefit of companies and society at large. To conclude the efforts of the platform, you are invited to an event where researchers will present their results on competitiveness.
PhD defences in December:
Louise Lyngfeldt Gorm Hansen: Triggering Earthquakes in Science, Politics and Chinese Hydropower - A controversy study
Andreas Kamstrup: Crowdsourcing and the architectural competition as organisational technologies
Maya Christiane Flensborg Jensen: Boundaries of professionalization at work - An ethnography-inspired study of care workers' dilemmas at the margin
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Et massiv er i geologi betegnelsen for en stabil bjergmasse, der ikke internt påvirkes ret meget af pladetektonik, men primært flyttes som en samlet masse. Massiver er mindre enheder end de plader, der bevæger sig ved pladetektonik.

På Jorden findes en række massiver, heriblandt:

 Aïrbjergene, Niger
 Annapurna, Nepal
 Centralmassivet, Frankrig
 Jurabjergene, Frankrig
 Logan-massivet, Canada
 Mont Blanc-massivet, Frankrig/Italien/Schweiz
 Vinson-massivet, Antarktis
 Vogeserne, Frankrig

Massiver kendes ud over fra Jorden også fra andre himmellegemer; på Mars er de såkaldte "Ansigter" et eksempel på et massiv.

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