Monday morning, on our way to Sea Point (Seepunt) Cape Town, we decided to take the long road via Cape Point, the most southern head of the Cape Peninsula.
6000 years ago this rocky tail called The Cape Peninsula was an island. Read more about it HERE and HERE .
Driving down the east side of the tail to Cape Point, we start at Muizenberg, where Great Britain won the Battle of Muizenberg on August 7, 1795 and consequently ended the 140 years reign of the powerful Dutch_East_India_Company.
Muizenberg is also the place where Cecil John Rhodes, one of the wealthiest men in the world, died in 1902 at the age of 49. Read more about Cecil John Rhodes HERE.
Read more about Muizenberg HERE.
BTW, the suburbs and towns on the eastern side of the Cape Peninsula overlook False Bay. This bay got its name way back in the 15th century from the Portuguese seafarers who often confused it with Table Bay. Read more about False Bay HERE.
St_James, a suburb squeezed between the very rocky shore of False Bay and the steep Table Mountain range.
Kalk_Bay - one of the 'birth spots' of the Southern_right_whale. 'Kalk' is the Afrikaans word for 'lime'. Read more about Kalk Bay HERE.
Fish Hoek (Vishoek / Fish Hoek), a popular tourist and retirement resort. Read more about Fish Hoek HERE.
Simons Town – not a suburb of Cape Town, but independent town and home to the South African Navy. Read more about Simonstown HERE.
Boulders Beach – a popular swimming beach and since 1982 the home of a colony of African Penguins. Read more about Boulders Beach HERE.
Kalk Bay: English (86.%), Afrikaans (10.3%), Other (3.5%).
Between Kalk Bay and Fish Hook is a suburb we have missed. We must have thought that it was part of either Kalk Bay or Fish Hook – a typical faux pas made by visitors from the northern provinces of South Africa.
Clovelly is the hometown of one of our fellow-Hubbers, Nadine May. Her hub, Human-Rights-day-in-South-Africa, contains beautiful pictures of Clovelly, Kalk Bay and Fish Hook, and also a superb video of Cape Town.
Cape Point is the extreme south-western tip of Africa. However, the southernmost point of Africa is Cape Agulhas. Somewhere between these two points, nearer to Cape Agulhas and fluctuating seasonally, the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet. Saying that the 'Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet is a layman's reference to the meeting of two of the world's most contrasting currents - the warm Agulhas current (the western current of the southwest Indian Ocean) and the icy cold Benguela current, which is a northward flowing ocean current in the eastern portion of the South Atlantic ocean gyre.
Cape Point is a world heritage site situated within the Table Mountain National Park. It hosts ±1200 plant species, mostly Fynbos, which is a unique vegetation occurring ONLY in South Africa and in particularly in a small belt of the Western Cape. More than 250 species of birds and animals live in this National Park. The most unique in this park are the Cape Mountain Zebra and the Cape baboon.
Read about the Cape mountain zebra HERE.
Southern Africa is the primary habitat of the Cape baboon, also known as the Chacma baboon. Spoiled by tourists feeding them, these baboons can be aggressive and dangerous, grabbing tourists' handbags or whatever they think contains food. I am amazed by the fact that they had come to the conclusion that begging for food, or stealing it, is easier than hunting. I thought their behaviour was quite human-like. Or maybe this behaviour is vice versa? Read more about the Cape baboon HERE.
Phase 2: From Matjiesfontein to Strand (Western Cape) .
Ha Ha I now see your updated this travel hub...Now Clovelly is on the MAP! Ive been sharing your Clovelly post with lots of friends!
Nadine, I have many travel hubs to write, but a lack of time and also of energy keep me from doing it. Thanks again for the lovely hike on Trappieskop. That was an unforgettable highlight.
Once again, you brought back memories of Kalk's Bay and Simon's Town. We enjoyed the Penguins in Boulders Beach and had a wonderful lunch in Kalk's Bay.
Hi colorfulone - I am so glad you enjoyed this virtual tour. The Cape Peninsula is a beautiful part of our country.
I am so glad you enjoy this virtual tour.
Amazing. Beautiful! I had no idea Boulders Beach would have penguins! Wow!
It looks like a wonderful place to visit and explore. Thank you for such a lovely tour, Martie. I'm glad Peggy for sharing this.
Your pictures are truly stunning Martie. That national park with all of its rocky terrain must be something to hike and enjoy if one had the time. Is there any lodging within the park?
So happy to be able to see as much of this part of the world via your photos and descriptions as it is unlikely that I will ever visit in person. Thanks for showing us this part of your journey. Many up votes. Will be sharing and tweeting.
Hang on to your purse near those baboons! I would love to see the pesky devils up close. Bad boys! This is another beautiful hub. I am so ready to travel there.
Martie, I'm truly enjoying this virtual tour of South Africa. As you know I've visited your beautiful country. However, I just saw a small portion of it. I wish I could go back. I really would love to visit Cape point some day. . . But knowing how expensive the flight ticket is, I'm more than thrilled to have gotten this free tour through your latest series of hubs. BTW, the pictures are gorgeous.
Some nice photos. Looks like a nice tour.
Nadine - I have added Clovelly to this hub with links to your profile page and a relevant hub.
Your photos are beautiful, Martie! I would love to visit the area that you've described in this hub. It looks like such a fascinating place to explore. I am thoroughly enjoying learning about South Africa through your latest series of hubs. I'm looking forward to the next installment in the series.
Beautiful and full of life from humans to animals. I was asking my husband the other day if we were the only continent that did not have monkeys on it. Loved your pictures and your history!
Hi Genna, the fact that some people ignore the pleads of experts to not feed wild animals and birds, boggles my mind. What exactly can they not understand? This is actually such a controversial topic. In many cases we humans have taken away the hunting opportunities of animals. Then, obviously, we have made it our responsibility to feed them. However, the baboons in the Cape Province - and elsewhere - have more than enough space to gather their own food.
Cape Town. and actually most of the Cape Province, is breathtakingly beautiful. By the end of the week we'll travel to the Eastern Cape - totally different from the Western Cape, but gorgeous with its dense forests.
Martie, your lead photograph of the Cape Town "tail" peninsula really is stunning. Such beauty takes your breath away. Your other photos are also expertly and beautifully taken, and really bring us to that locale. It's so interesting to see where the Atlantic and Indian oceans actually "meet" with their contrasting currents and temps.
Your photo of the Cape baboon is really up close and personal! I had heard that these little critters can be incredibly aggressive when it comes to their new method of "foraging" for food. What have we done? It reminds me of the ducks we have at a nearby park. I took my granddaughter to see them. There are signs asking that visitors do not feed these ducks as they are on a special diet. We did not, and respected these rules. The ducks came right up to us, and I picked up little Charlee as they seemed to be aggressive, snapping at our feet, looking for food. Sure enough, a few other visitors brought bags of bread with them and tossed bits of it at the ducks – both in and out of the water.
One of my fav photos is of what looks like the cliffs at Cape Point. What gorgeous country! Thank you, Martie for this great series.
What a beautiful place. I love all pictures here. Thanks for writing and sharing with us. My vote always for you. Take care!
Interesting tidbits about the places and their names of the cities in this phase. The photo of Fish Hoek resemble villages in the Caribbean islands between the mountain and the ocean. Thanks for the tour.
@ always exploring – we actually spent an hour inside a monkey's jungle (sanctuary). And all the time I was uncomfortable, expecting a monkey on my back. Fortunately they were not at all interested in us. Pet monkeys are very cute while they are babies, but then they become unbearable, naughty adults, very able to hurt humans. Baboons are more unpredictable and dangerous than monkeys. Being omnivorous, they will kill and eat monkeys (and evidently even human children and babies). Better be leery around them.
Thanks for this wonderful tour in your beautiful country Martie. SA is breathtaking and I so wish I could go there someday. I would love to see it in real life but I am thankful for the opportunity to see it through your photos and your words.
tillsontitan - I am trying to make this virtual tour as real as possible. Let readers feel they were here in person. I also want to explain why it would be difficult for me to yield to, and flee from, incompetent, greedy politicians and criminals. The bad and the ugly dissolve in the good and the beautiful.
After eight inches of snow the beauty of SA is even more appealing! Everything about it reeks of beauty! The countryside is really breathtaking and your sharing has taught me so much.
This is quite a journey and to go all the way to the Cape is amazing to me. Obviously something I will never see in real life which makes me appreciate this hub even more.
Oh Martie I so enjoyed your tour. Would love to visit some day!
@ Faith Reaper – I would have loved to be a tour guide. I am honestly so happy to know that you are enjoying this virtual tour. Thanks for sharing, tweeting and pinning :) You just reminded me that I have a lot of work to do in Pinterest.
@ bravewarrior – The Cape Peninsula is in particularly a retirement resort and for some reason it attracts retired English speaking businessmen. Perhaps because it reminds them of England, mostly surrounded by water. Never underestimate the power of genetic memory! English is also prominent in Johannesburg and Durban (and many other cities and towns). The English are well known for their business skills and their success in the establishment and management of large companies. This is quite an interesting topic, Sha: Specific races excel in specific occupations, and specific towns/suburbs/areas, and even occupations and hobbies, tend to attract specific races. It could be a popular thesis for an advanced academic degree. Good to have you on the bus!
@ DDE – You know SA has a variety of climates. I find all of them beautiful in their own way. Every time we visit a place, we see beauty we haven't seen before. The more we look, the more we see.
@ mckbirdbks – Sadly, the majority people in SA has no sense for aesthetics. Let me compare them to locusts and myself and alike to bees. Or pigs versus horses. Perhaps poverty – and also intellectual poverty – blind humans to the extent that they can't appreciate beauty and neatness.
Cape Peninsula. I am learning so much from your tours.
"I am amazed by the fact that (the baboons) had come to the conclusion that begging for food, or stealing it, is easier than hunting. I thought their behaviour was quite human-like. Or maybe this behaviour is vice versa?"
I feel human in saying that I am ape-sheet about this series, dear Sista!
It is so darned cold here in PA that I'm coming over to hang out with the 'suits' on Boulders Beach...looks like a little piece of paradise for sure.
Hi Martie. You are a natural born travel writer. What a wonderful road trip adventure you have shared with us. Your country is beautiful. Too bad you have told us so much about the people who run the place and what a mess they have made of what looks like it could have been a paradise. Thanks for sharing all the images with us.
Martie: this is gorgeous. Each photo is more beAutiful than the one before it. This area of S Africa is stunning. I am like ready to jump on a plan and fly there. The coast is lovely and I am running out of adjectives to describe this breathtaking place. There are so many beautiful aces on this earth that I don't even know about and I have traveled some. Thanks for sharing your beautiful country with us.
Thanks to you, I know infinitely more about that area than I ever learned in school. Another excellent installment in this series, and I look forward to the next.
So beautiful! I have been there and really enjoyed my trip. I like all the photos and wouldn't mind going on that trip the second time around. SA is definitely one of the most beautiful countries around the world. Voted up, interesting and useful.
Martie, the terrain as you travel farther south is stunning! I also find it interesting that the farther south you go, English becomes the predominant language.
I have a friend who used to live near Cape Town. Every year she takes vacation there to visit old friends. Last year, she took her new husband (there were both widowed before meeting) on her annual excursion. She showed me many pictures of the baboons and monkeys that frequent roadside restaurants and people's homes. They certainly are bold, aren't they? She also showed me pix of her and her husband petting Manta rays in the ocean. Don't know if I'd like that, but it was cool to see.
Just say the word, and I'll be back on the bus for the next leg of your trip!


Italy's economy will shrink by around 2pc this year, the head of the Italian central bank has said, as he called for adopting a "new Italian spirit" to tackle the eurozone debt crisis.
The news came as Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti slammed unnamed EU states for undermining the "credibility" of the eurozone and called for rapid action on agreed ways to resolve the debt crisis.
"Consensus forecasts indicate the GDP will shrink around 2pc," Ignazio Visco said in an interview with the Corriere della Sera, revising down an earlier forecast.
At the end of May, Visco said the contraction could be kept to around 1.5pc.
"2012 will be negative, but if the situation does not get worse, if the risk on interest rates drops, if the crisis solution is shared on a European level, we could see light at the end of the tunnel by the end of the year," he said.
Mr Monti used a June 28-29 crisis-busting summit to step up pressure on his proposal for a defence against high borrowing costs.
But while the markets were temporarily calmed by the talks, the rates demanded by investors to buy Italian debt are rising again.
Like Monti, Visco said Rome was being unfairly punished by the markets.
"Two-fifths of the 470 base points difference between BTP [Italian bonds] and [the benchmark German] Bund are our 'fault'; because of our public debt, our lack of competitivity, our low potential for growth," Visco said.
"The rest is the risk recognition the Italian state pays for investor fears that at a certain point the single [euro] currency will be no more," he said.
Italy, which entered into recession at the end of 2011, saw its GDP contract by 0.8pc in the first quarter of 2012, following a series of harsh austerity measures aimed at saving the country from the eurozone debt crisis.
The head of the Bank of Italy praised Monti for the reforms carried out so far but called for "an increase in investments in this country, which is weighed down by corruption and dishonesty".
"Believe me, the money can be found," he said, particularly if Italy's small and medium enterprises are given assistance in applying for European funds.
Italy would do well to set up a system "to help resolve administrative, legal, tax problems and give guarantees to single businessmen, rather than the multinationals, against bureaucracy and corruption", he added.
Monti, who heads up a technical government that came to power last November amid the debt crisis, is due to step aside in April when Italy will go to the polls. He has said he will not run for election.
Visco said he could not predict what would happen when Monti steps down, but called on Italy's political parties to "show their ambition to draw up growth plans, and not just for the economy. A new Italian spirit is needed," he said.
As eurozone finance ministers prepare to meet Monday to build on measures agreed at last month's summit, Visco said the key is financial integration.
"The eurozone's financial system is fragmented, and the single currency cannot be successful like this," he said.
Meanwhile, French Foreign Minister Pierre Moscovici has said there will be a new meeting of the EuroGroup on July 20 to tackle the debt crisis threatening the single currency area.
He said a key meeting of eurozone finance ministers on Monday will "translate into action" earlier decisions and "there will be another one in July, on July 20 I think," he told reporters.


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Welcome to The Coeur d'Alene Resort which is located in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, U.S. To be more exact, this resort is located at the north shore of Lake Coeur d'Alene and the major attraction for this place is the 18-hole golf course. This 18-hole golf course is best known because of its peculiar 14th hole which rests on an artificial island made on a boat that keeps moving on its own in the lake. The whole process is computerized and you'll never find the island at the same place for more than a day.
This poses a great challenge for the players since the distance and wind direction keep on changing and scoring becomes difficult. Water transports are in place to transport players to the island. This peculiar golf course opened back in 1991 and was designed by Scott Miller. Since then it has achieved and maintained its position amongst the best golf courses in the world. These rankings have been calculated by Golf digest, The Golf magazine and many others.


I must have been 8 years old when it was decided that I needed to do something in the evenings, other than serve in the shop.
Just up the road, there was a huge Dominican monastery where in a room in the basement, the local cub scout troop used to meet. One Friday evening I was taken over to join. I remember playing many wild games of touch rugby, doing drill, learning how to march, learning how to stand still, learning how to use bikes for boys, and wrapping bottles in layers of paper so that when you threw them around they wouldn't break.
This was no normal troop who would help old ladies across the road and sit around practising knots. Maybe because of the area: rough, city centre kids who were kicked out of the house once a week; more than half had no uniform; the rest had pieces of it - passed down from brothers and neighbours.
This was the skinhead era and I remember one night catching the bus home after the meeting with some friends. Across the aisle from us were 2 or 3 older guys (about 11 years old) who had joined up that night. They'd been given a few billy-cans to bring with them for a hike at the weekend. We were mortified when they flung the lids, frisbee-style out of the bus windows. Needless to say, they never had any intention of returning to any of the meetings.


It's been a while since I've done a missing cat post. Lost animal stories are difficult. I want people to be reunited with their lost animals but they don't make for very interesting reading and I know many readers aren't keen on lots of missing animal posts. It can be very distressing to lose an animal though.
"Our young (8 month old) cat has gone missing, and we would really be grateful for your help in finding him.
He is all black, long haired, medium sized and has a red collar (although you can't really see the collar because his fur covers it).
We live above one of the shops on the "Solaris to Surrey Door Centre" section of the high street, and Milo often wanders off into the gardens of the houses along Caldbeck Ave and Washington Road, so we would be grateful if the residents of the houses on those streets could in particular could check under bushes/in sheds, etc.
If you find him, please call either Ann on 07801 057 821 or Allan on 07515 890 238."


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One of the questions that keep individuals suffering with insomnia awake at night is whether there is a link between insomnia and heart disease.
A new study published today, based on a large representative sample of the U.S. population, helps to answer that.
The study, by Dr. Nicholas Vozoris, a respirologist at St. Michael's Hospital, found that people with symptoms of insomnia did not have higher levels of cholesterol, one of the risk factors for cardiovascular disease, than people without insomnia.
The only exception was people with insomnia who took sleeping pills, who were 118 per cent more likely to have high LDL cholesterol than people who took sleeping pills but did not have insomnia, a previously unknown association.
Dr. Vozoris said many patients and health-care providers may have wondered whether there was a link between insomnia and heart disease in part because of reports that another sleep disorder, sleep apnea, is linked with cardiovascular disease. There have been few research studies on the topic of insomnia and cholesterol, with conflicting results.
His study was based on the 2005-06 and 2007-08 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, a series of studies designed to assess the health and nutritional status of adults and children across the United States. The survey is unique in that it combines interview and laboratory data.
Among all the people in the survey over age 20, 10.7 per cent had elevated LDL cholesterol, 16.3 per cent had high triglycerides and 22.1 per cent had low levels of HDL or healthy cholesterol. The chances of having abnormal cholesterol were not significantly different for the people who reported having symptoms of insomnia versus those who did not.
Dr. Vozoris said there have been two other studies, in Asia, looking at insomnia and cholesterol, with conflicting results, but that his was based on a much larger sample of people and included a wider range of variables, including markers of insomnia severity.
He said more research was needed into his new finding of higher LDL cholesterol among insomniacs taking sleeping pills compared to insomniacs who did not. For example, his data did not break down sleeping bills by class or brand of drugs.
"The observed link between sleeping pill use and elevated LDL cholesterol is particularly concerning given the dramatic rise in the use of sedative medicine in the general population in recent years," he said.
He said the finding may suggest that insomniacs who take sleeping pills simply have more severe insomnia and that more severe insomnia, rather than sleeping pill use, may be the reason for the high LDL cholesterol. But he said he found no evidence of higher LDL levels and other markers of insomnia severity, such as frequent insomnia, insomnia symptoms coupled with daytime fatigue and insomnia symptoms coupled with short sleep time.


The is the beautiful moment a colourblind landscape photographer saw full colour for the very first time – and was brought to tears.
By putting on a pair of specially-designed glasses, David Wilder was able to see the true vividness of the world he had been photographing professionally for around a decade.
David, 35, decided the optimum spot to have such an experience would be during sunrise in the Vesturhorn mountain range of Iceland, and having put on the EnChroma glasses, the photographer was initially taken aback.
Moments later, having inspected the colour of his hat and taken in the purples, red and oranges of the setting sun, the photographer began to tear up.
David, who lives near Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada, said: "At first I was shocked – I froze for what felt like an eternity.
"I couldn't believe that I had been missing out on so much colour.
"I honestly didn't think it was real!
"It was like a curtain of colour just rushed over my view and everything became so much more vivid.
"Colours I didn't see before – the subtle blends – appeared.
There are three main types of colourblindness – Protanopia, Deuteranopia, and Tritanopia – with David having Deuteranopia.
This is a form of red-green colourblindness, where the eyes are insensitive to green but overly sensitive to yellows, oranges and reds – the colours that would have made up the sunset.
This results in the likes of greens, reds and yellows appearing the same, while others, like blue and purple, are tough to tell apart.
David said: "Colourblindness causes me to focus more on the other elements of an image, my composition, the light and technique – like long exposure photography.
Having written about being a colourblind photographer in January, David was contacted by EnChroma and he purchased two pairs of their glasses.
It was not until he travelled to Iceland, though, that he decided to wear the glasses for the first time – and in such a stunning setting.
He joked that the glasses became quite foggy – maybe from the air, but really from the emotion of the moment.
David, whose long-term goal is to open a gallery, added: "My hope has always been to inspire others to follow their dreams.
"To go after whatever makes them happy regardless of their obstacles.
"Some of my happiest moments in life are the ones where I have achieved something despite setbacks.
"I would like to thank EnChroma for creating something so meaningful to so many people.
"I also would like to thank my dear friend and phenomenal photographer Rachel Jones Ross for encouraging me to put the glasses on that morning.


Kazuya Kamenashi & Tomohisa Yamashita will be forming a new unit, Kame to YamaP. The duo will also appear in the upcoming NTV drama "Boku, Unmei no Hito desu".
The duo will be providing the theme song for the drama series. So far there's not a lot of details available in regards to the theme song.
Back in 2005 the two idols collaborated for the NTV drama "Nobuta wo Produce" and it's theme song, "Seishun Amigo" They also starred in the drama, alongside Maki Horikita.
"Boku, Unmei no Hito desu" is still a bit far off, with the drama beginning in April, on Saturdays at 10PM. In addition to the two idols, actress Fumino Kimura will also be starring in the series.


Novum was founded in 1955 in Dublin, Ireland to first of all assemble washing machines and manufacture sewing machines under the Novum brand.
1972 – Moved to the manufacture of domestic chest freezers, under the Novum brand. We quickly developed a sterling reputation for the quality of the cabinets, a reputation that is still carried on today!
1982 – Novum was first to use glass lids on chest freezers, and this was the birth of our Line range and specifically the 410 & 610 models. It was an easy transition to move into the commercial sector, once we developed the glass lid for a freezer. It was revolutionary! It allowed retailers to show the customer frozen food, without having to open the cabinet.
1990 – First manufacturer to use curved glass – Curved glass lids were next to follow, allowing greater visibility of the products inside the cabinet and higher impulse sales for retailers. And with it the 401 & 601 cabinets were developed.
1990 – Novum developed the first counter balanced hinge guaranteed to over 1,000,000 openings. Our design team worked hard to develop a small part of the overall cabinet, but major part of the operation. With a hinge guaranteed to last to over 1,000,000 openings it is worry free for the end users.
1998 – The first plug in Dual Refrigeration system was developed to give retailers more peace of mind. Quality and reliability are major driving forces behind the purchase of any equipment, so why not guarantee that if there is a problem, there is a second system in place to take over so you don't lose any product or money.
1999- Novum were first to use cool neon as an energy efficient light source inside a refrigerated cabinet. There was recognition within the R&D team that putting heat into a freezer cabinet was not very efficient, but interior lighting was essential. The neon tube replaced the fluorescent tube and savings of 15% were achieved on energy!
2000 – Novum developed the Aran Range which offers the highest product visibility of any cabinet available today. We saw that there was a growing need for a larger cabinet, and our design team got to work. The Aran was developed with the end user in mind – our first question was what do the retailers want from a chest freezer? The answer was easy, a simple, cost effective way to sell frozen products. The Aran, with its front glass for unrivalled product visibility, was the result.
2002- Novum developed the Aran 706 with curved glass on three sides which, when utilised with the Novum Aran offers 360 degree product visibility. This completed the Aran suite of products, and offers retailers the change to have their product viewed from any angle! The Aran island is complete.
2004 – Novum developed the Burren range which has the lowest energy and highest refrigeration performance of any cabinet of similar size available today. There started a growing trend to look for more energy efficient cabinets with the onset of higher energy prices. The Burren model still offers high product visibility, but doesn't compromise on the energy. It is the perfect middle ground.
2007- Novum launched the Burren 708 and 710 which completes the Burren range. The 708 is the end cap for the Burren range and completes the island. The 710 is a stand-alone cabinet that can be utilised as a spot merchandiser, promotional cabinet or in a line up to create a single line island with a distinctive wave look and feel.
2008 – Novum successfully launched the Novum Burren Mor, a two-tier wall and wall system that is fully self-contained. It offers the retailer the chance to utilise previously unused space to expand the frozen offering, all within the same footprint.
2011 – The Burren Mor is further refined as two separate units, which gives the opportunity to install the wall section separately onto an existing Burren cabinet. This means that when the frozen section needs to be expanded, the building doesn't need to change. You can double the frozen space, just by adding the wall section a number of months / years later!
2012 – The Novum patented Frost Free technology was developed and introduced to the market. This revolutionary technology means no ice build up inside the cabinet, quicker defrosting, better product temperatures, and more money in your pocket.


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Graduate of University of California (UCLA,1979). Minor in American Literature. Strong interest in classical music. Enjoy canoeing, camping. Current digs: Sedona, NM.
Climbed, and fell over, in the murky air.
The endless ladder, and the booming wheel!
Preeti Shah has been writing poetry from a very young age. Her poetries focus on her unique life experiences of being raised as an Indian American in a small Pennsylvania suburb, while weaving with her deep love for nature. She has a poetry blog on Google +, where she has shared collections of her own personal journey. Her greatest inspiration for her work has been the love of her family. When she is not writing, Preeti works in the physical therapy field with the geriatric population, who has given her a lifetime worth of wisdom. She resides in Queens, NY.
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bread for God's sacred feast. . . .
Julie-ann Rowell's pamphlet Convergence (Brodie Press) won a Poetry Book Society Award. Her collection Letters North was nominated for the Michael Murphy Poetry Prize for Best First Collection in Britain and Ireland in 2011. Her latest collection, Voices in the Garden, about Joan of Arc, is published by Lapwing Publications, Belfast; she is currently working on her next book. She has been teaching and mentoring poets for nearly fifteen years.
Julia Webb has a BA (hons) in Creative Writing From Norwich University College of the Arts and an MA (poetry) from the University of East Anglia. She lives in Norwich, UK where she teaches creative writing, works for Gatehouse Press and is a poetry editor for Lighthouse, a journal for new writing. She has had work in various journals and anthologies including Magma, The Rialto, Ambit, Envoi, Oxford Poetry and Butcher's Dog. In 2011 she won the Poetry Society's Stanza competition. Her poem "Sisters" was highly commended in the 2016 Forward Prize. In 2018 she won the Battered Moons Poetry Competition. Her first collection Bird Sisters was published by Nine Arches Press in 2016. Her second collection Threat will be published by Nine Arches in 2019.
Christopher James was born in Paisley in 1975. Educated at Newcastle and UEA, he won the UK National Poetry Competition, the Oxford Brooks and Bridport Prize, and the Ledbury prize twice. His books include Farewell to the Earth (Arc, 2011) and The Penguin Diaries (Templar, 2017). He was the recipient of an Eric Gregory Award in 2002 and also writes Sherlock Holmes novels, including The Adventure of the Ruby Elephants.
I am a percussionist from Sweden. I have been in the field of folk, world and jazz music for 30 years. I studied Afro Cuban and Brazilian music and have also been a teacher at Malmö Academy of Music for a couple of decades. I have also worked with theatre music and used my knowledge of ritual drum music in that context. In 2006 I made a journey to Kerala in South India with a theatre group and have since then been coming back to India regularly. Five years ago I went through a transformational experience which led me to writing poetry. A bit surprisingly, it came in the form of Shakespearian sonnets – in English (which is not my first language).
There is a liberation in the creative limitation of the pentameter and the scheme of rhymes, and as a musician I feel very related to the rhythmical and sound aspects of poetry. I have written many sonnets and am in the process of putting them together in a collection. The theme is very much about the masculine–feminine; the transformational aspects of love, the dying of the self over and over… the transmuting of the old dysfunctional patterns and templates that have been ruling for millennia – and the coming into balance and true unconditional love. The divinity in us, as human beings.
Mark Wagenaar's books are Voodoo Inverso, and most recently, The Body Distances, winner of the Pollak Prize & the Juniper Prize, respectively. His poems appear or are forthcoming from The New Yorker, 32 Poems, Field, Southern Review, Image, & many others. He holds a PhD in English Literature from the University of North Texas, an M.F.A. from the University of Virginia, & an M.A. from the University of Northern Iowa. Last year he taught creative writing at both the University of Wisconsin--as the 2015-16 Halls Poetry Fellow--& at the University of North Texas as a doctoral fellow. This year he will serve as a Visiting Assistant Professor at Valparaiso University.
Paul Stephenson was a winner in the 2014/2015 Poetry Business Book and Pamphlet competition judged by US poet Billy Collins. His first pamphlet "Those People" was published in May 2015 by Smith/Doorstop. His second pamphlet "The Days that Followed Paris", written in the wake of the 2015 terrorist attacks while he was living in Paris, was published by HappenStance in October 2016 and included as one of the Poetry School's Books of the Year 2016. His third pamphlet "Selfie with Waterlilies" won the Paper Swans Press pamphlet competition and appeared in September 2017. Paul was born and grew up in Cambridge, England. He studied modern languages and linguistics then European Studies. He has published poems in journals including Magma, Poetry London, The Rialto, Bare Fiction and The Interpreter's House, as well as the experimental anthology "Adventures in Form" (Penned in the Margins, 2012). He regularly interviews poets about their first collections on his blog at paulstep.com.
Christine Swanberg's books include TONIGHT ON THIS LATE ROAD (Erie St., 1984), INVISIBLE STRING (Erie St., 1990), BREAD UPON THE WATERS (UW:Whitewater, 1990), SLOW MIRACLE (Lake Shore, 1992), THE TENDERNESS OF MEMORY (Plainview Press, 1995), THE RED LACQUER ROOM (Chiron Press, 2001) WHO WALKS AMONG THE TREES WITH CHARITY(Wind Publications, KY, 2005) THE ALLELUIA TREE (Puddin'head Press, IL 2012), and most recently WILD FRUITION: SONNETS, SPELLS, AND OTHER INCANTATIONS (Puddin'head Press, 2017).
Over 500 hundred of her poems appear in journals such as SPOON RIVER, WIND, LOUISVILLE REVIEW, BELOIT POETRY JOURAL and many others. Recently, GARDEN BLESSINGS, BACK TO JOY, GRATITUDE PRAYERS AND POEMS, and EARTH BLESSINGS (June Cotner anthologies) have included Christine's poems. An interview appears with Christine in POET'S MARKET 2008. Recent essays appear in WOMEN ON POETRY and WRITING AFTER RETIREMENT.
Her poems have received three Pushcart nominations, and she has received many literary and community awards as well as Arts Council Awards for various projects. Editing and contest judging have also been a big part of Christine's literary career.
Note: "One October Morning Past Your Prime" (appearing in the Winter 2017-18 Issue), has also appeared in Wild Fruition (Puddin'head Press).
After military service, William Conelly took both Bachelor's and Master's Degrees in English under Edgar Bowers at UC, Santa Barbara. Unrelated post-grad work followed before he returned to academia in 2000. Since then, he's served in both the US and the UK as an associate professor, tutor and seminar leader. With dual citizenship, he now resides primarily in the West Midlands town of Warwick. The Able Muse Press published assortment of his verse dating back four decades in 2015; it's titled Uncontested Grounds and may be reviewed at their website or via Amazon.
John Davis Jr. is the author of Hard Inheritance (Five Oaks Press, 2016), Middle Class American Proverb (Negative Capability Press, 2014), and two other poetry collections. His work has appeared in dozens of literary journals, including Nashville Review, The American Journal of Poetry, One, and Deep South magazine. He holds an MFA from University of Tampa.
Maxfield Lydum is an English major at the University of Oregon. His current interests include Object-Oriented Ontology and the American novel.
George Moore's recent collections are Saint Agnes Outside the Walls (FurureCycle 2016) and Children's Drawings of the Universe (Salmon Poetry 2015). Poems have appeared in The Atlantic, Poetry, North American Review, Stand, Orion, Arc, Valparaiso, and Colorado Review. Poems were shortlisted for the 2017 Bailieborough Poetry Prize and long-listed for the Gregory O'Donoghue Poetry Prize.
Brice Wade Luse is an American poet, whose influences include, among others, Hart Crane, Wallace Stevens, William Stafford, and Robert Lowell.
Avgi Meleti is Greek and she lives in Worcester, Massachusetts. Her novel Lydius was published by LegumeMan Books publications, Melbourne, Australia. Her short story Autumnale Aequinoctium was part of the Fugue collection of English short stories, published by TheSiren press, in London, UK. Some of her poems and short stories have been published in The Apogee Journal, The Coup d'Etat, The American Aesthetic Journal, The Stone Path Review and in Greek and Finnish Journals as well. She studied English Literature and she holds an MA in Education and Civilization.


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Japanese Media November 2012
What you missed in the Japanese Press
By Mark Schreiber
Leisure Consumption Still Falling
For the ninth consecutive year, outlays for leisure have declined.
According to the White Paper of Leisure 2012, issued by the Japan Productivity Center, the consumption of leisure-related goods and services during 2011 totalled ¥64.941trn, a decline of 4.5% from 2010.
The latest (January) issue of this white paper, published annually since 1977 and now available on the internet, is based on valid responses from 3,294 individuals nationwide between the ages of 15 and 79.
Consumer outlays peaked at about ¥91trn in 1996, and have since declined about 30%. Last year's figure, however, reflects expenditures not seen since 1988, the last year of the Showa era.
The mood of self-restraint following the Great East Japan Earthquake was clearly the key factor in depressing demand.
Domestic travel, with 55.8mn participants, replaced car trips as the top-rated activity. Second, up from third place in the previous survey, was eating out in restaurants (53.7mn), followed by motor trips (53.6mn).
The top 10 was rounded off by visits to the cinema (41.6mn); listening to music (41.1mn); watching videos (39.7mn); karaoke (39.1mn); the Takarakuji lottery (38.4mn); visiting zoos, botanical gardens, aquariums and museums (37.2mn); and gardening (33.8mn).
While a few product and service segments, such as mirrorless compact SLR cameras, achieved favourable growth; demand for TVs slackened rapidly after terrestrial digital broadcasting commenced in July.
The Tokyo Disney Resort reported an all-time record for visitors in the fourth quarter of 2011. However, the domestic travel and recreation segment fell 3.2% overall for the year.
In the sport segment, activities reflecting personal health that require minimal monetary layouts achieved growth. In particular, 200,000 more people went jogging and 500,000 more took part in taisou (calisthenics).
Where the Dankai Money's Flowing
The retirement pensions paid out to the demographic referred to as dankai no sedai, whose ages closely parallel the post-World War II baby boom generation in Europe and North America, has finally begun to show movement.
According to the Nikkei Marketing Journal (24 October), during the past five years since the oldest members of this group (born in 1947) turned 60, the largest outlays taken from pension funds have been for domestic and foreign travel, and home interior renovations.
The renovations tend to be carried out after the couples' children reach adulthood and leave the nest.
The data was from research gathered by Hakuhoudo's Institute of Elder Knowledge Development and New Adult Culture.
The survey finds that the group's consumption in general, without considering the source of funds, ranks domestic and overseas travel in first and second places.
This is followed by personal computer and internet outlays; dining out; forms of recreation related to music or the fine arts; parties and activities with friends; and home renovations.
The poll also notes that members of the dankai generation are more likely to spend the earnings from their investments on things they like, as opposed to the generation that preceded them, members of whom tend to treat their pension payments as something to be saved for a rainy day.
Likewise, the percentages of retirees expressing the desire to leave funds for their children to inherit or put money towards their offspring's education are both below 20%, indicating the retirees' desire to spend their savings during their lifetime.
Snapping Back at Whingeing Clients
"We don't need orders from ingrates like you!" tweeted an infuriated Yusaku Maezawa, president of mail order firm Start Today Co., Ltd.
Maezawa, aged 38, had blown up after a customer complained, via a Twitter post, that he felt the firm was overcharging customers for shipping.
From 1 November, Maezawa's Chiba-based firm not only began shipping its catalogue items from its Zozotown website free of charge, but also began awarding 10% in bonus points towards future purchases. It also announced it would commence sales of previously worn garments from its Zozo Used site on 12 November.
The Nikkan Gendai (1 November), however, was more interested in the public temper outburst by the boss, which had apparently resulted in the firm's stock falling from a peak of ¥908 per share to ¥836.
A chastened Maezawa was forced to issue a public apology. Yet, somewhat unpredictably, posts on bulletin boards empathised with Maezawa. "I support him", one post reportedly stated. "The seller should have the right to pick his customers".
The boss of the restaurant chain Steak Hamburg & Salad Bar Ken, a brand of M'Grant Food Service Co., Ltd., had an online run-in with staff at one of his stores.
"I can't figure out what's going on with a customer who's been calling repeatedly with complaints, within 30 minutes of ordering a ¥1,000 meal! Do your job, damn it!", the firm's president, Minoru Ido angrily mailed the shop manager.
The Nikkan Gendai notes that this retaliatory style, enjou shouhou (the flameout business method), may have been inspired by recent public tantrums by well-known politicians Shintaro Ishihara, Tokyo governor, and Osaka mayor Toru Hashimoto.
Hashimoto's explosive reaction to weekly magazine Shuukan Asahi resulted in it halting the publication of a series of articles criticising him. The publication also issued an apology.
Geek Market Still Growing
The Yano Research Institute announced the scale of last year's expenditures in the so-called market for otaku(geek)-related goods and services.
In a nutshell, growth in the otaku market is being driven by social networking services, including video sharing.
In addition to its core consumers of fully fledged otaku, the market is also spilling over to general consumers. However, it has been showing signs of maturity and is likely to be negatively affected by Japan's declining population of young people and the prolonged economic malaise.
To sustain its growth, expansion in foreign markets will be essential.
Yano divides the market into 18 distinct categories, including electronic comics, individual magazines, idols, pro wrestling, figures, dolls, costume-play gear and romantic simulation games.
For 2012, growth was projected in all but five of the 18 categories.
Online games, the largest category by far, last year tallied ¥386.8bn on a value basis (up 29.2% over 2010) and was projected to rise to ¥429bn this year.
The full 660-page report may be purchased from Yano for ¥105,000.
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Consumer hits for 2014; suburban wives set new trends; container cooperation yields savings
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UK-Japan News
Sharp changes foreseen in e-commerce sector; evolution of "big three" convenience stores; supermarkets, foreign beers grab more sales
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Legal changes eyed for all-night dancing; self-service set to help customers and shops; theme parks diversify to gain new revenue


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This majorly involves those websites that quickly stick to people's minds without much effort. It calls for you to select a name so unique yet very impressive. It is advisable to keep the site name as short as possible for easier memorization.
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Q: Machine key in asp.net core 2.0? I have the same asp.net core 2 app running on 2 different servers but using the same database to store users and etc.
The problem is that if I create and set a user password in one server, the other server running the same app returns invalid password and vice-versa.
I had this problem a few years ago with an asp.net 4 app and I fixed it by setting the same machine key for both apps.
I heard about data protection api, but I can't find where to just tell it to use the same encryption key, instead I find complex examples that confuses me and all I need is to make both servers understand each other's encryption.

A: You can keep one server as primary and one as secondary. In the secondary server disable auto key generation
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.DataProtection;

public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
     services.AddDataProtection().DisableAutomaticKeyGeneration();
}

Or you can persist them to Redis
public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
    // sad but a giant hack :(
    // https://github.com/StackExchange/StackExchange.Redis/issues/410#issuecomment-220829614
    var redisHost = Configuration.GetValue<string>("Redis:Host");
    var redisPort = Configuration.GetValue<int>("Redis:Port");
    var redisIpAddress = Dns.GetHostEntryAsync(redisHost).Result.AddressList.Last();
    var redis = ConnectionMultiplexer.Connect($"{redisIpAddress}:{redisPort}");

    services.AddDataProtection().PersistKeysToRedis(redis, "DataProtection-Keys");
    services.AddOptions();

    // ...
}

A detailed article is available on the same
http://www.tugberkugurlu.com/archive/asp-net-core-authentication-in-a-load-balanced-environment-with-haproxy-and-redis
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You can drop off your piece anytime between now and March 3 at the lobby desk in Edington Ministry Center.
As a recap of the fun we have had the past few weeks, enjoy the following photos from our Core Value installations 1-4.
The Fiangonan'i Jesoa Kristy eto Madagasikara (FJKM for short, which stands for Church of Jesus Christ in Madagascar in their native Malagasy language) is in a season of church planting, and they continue to relentlessly pursue their goal of planting an FJKM church in every commune (which is like our equivalent of a city) in Madagascar. There are 407 remaining communes without an FJKM church, and they plan to reach their goal by their general assembly in April 2019. You read that correctly—in six months. To clarify, in Madagascar, that doesn't mean they will have church buildings by then, but they will have house churches established in those places.
In the midst of our own re-visioning process, it is encouraging to watch the FJKM laser-focus their resources on such an enormous calling for this season of their ministry. What struck me is how easy it could be for the FJKM to be pulled in many directions. According to the World Bank, 70.7% of the population in Madagascar live below the poverty line. Rather than the Church trying to answer every problem that their people face, they have chosen a simple path of order. The churches they plant will be the foundation for the rest of their ministry, which includes caring for the impoverished. This is the kind of focus and drive that our re-visioning process aspires to. My prayer is that we too would be able to seek the Lord for clarity and vision, and then pursue it wholeheartedly.
We were invited to our dear friend Myriame's home for tea. (Some of you have met Myriame on visits here because she often travels to translate for various partners.) As she often does, she also invited the children from her neighborhood that she feeds every Saturday to join us. What is remarkable about Myriame is the way she lives missionally, right in her own home.
I was overwhelmed with joy as 90+ children sang and chuckled over hearing themselves greet us in English. They clapped and praised together with their generous matriarch loud enough that neighbors stopped what they were doing to peer at the curious gathering. Myriame then gently lead us into her tiny kitchen to show us where she invites the children to eat around the table—twenty at a time, lining the walls and sitting with Myriame until they each finish their meal, and the next shift of children can partake. Myriame knows each one of them by name. She pays their school fees when they cannot. She celebrates with them in joy and grieves with them in their sorrow. She learns about their families and visits their homes. She is wholly theirs.
I have never met anyone like Myriame. I am convinced that one day I will feast as a guest at Myriame's table in heaven, along with countless others who will say they came to know the living Christ through Myriame's ministry on this earth. She lives on a small percentage of her income (certainly less than half) and quite simply gives the rest to those around her. Even though Myriame has suffered and had difficult and dark days in her life, she counts them as an opportunity for fellowship with the suffering Servant who redeemed her life. The only explanation I could find for the way she chooses to live is Jesus. I felt like I was standing on hallowed ground as I watched her serve, knowing that Myriame's home is a place children can freely come and encounter the generosity of the Lord.
Myriame would probably admonish me for speaking so highly of her in this public way because she lives to glorify Jesus as King and refuses any credit in the way she lives her life. I like that about her. But I share this piece of her story because as I encounter the overflow of her heart, I am personally challenged and even convicted at my own ideas of living missionally. How would our families, neighborhoods, and our workplaces be different if we attended to the smallest details of our daily lives with unending generosity and great love as Myriame, with the conviction that Christ has done it for me? Orlando would change.
We, the Church, are uniquely equipped to move into these spaces, and like Myriame, it starts with Jesus captivating our hearts and making us new. Only then will we see it overflow to our families, our neighborhoods, our coworkers.
That's the story I want for us.


. (Gibson) When Pete Best was unceremoniously dropped by The Beatles in 1962, just as the band were about to hit unseen heights of superstardom, fans from around Liverpool rallied to support him. They picketed Beatles shows with signs and loudly voiced their displeasure. Now, nearly 50 years later, Pete Best fans are again showing their support for the easygoing drummer. Over 10,000 fans have signed a petition to have a street in Liverpool named after Best. The campaign has garnered support from fans around the world.
Among those who have made their show of support public is Best's brother, Roag, who told the Liverpool Echo, "The formative years of The Beatles were very much Pete's years and, without these years, The Beatles would not have gone on to be the world icons they became."


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Zygopetalum (Zygopetalon W.J. Hooker) – rodzaj z rodziny storczykowatych (Orchidaceae). Liczy 14 gatunków. Rośliny w naturze rosną w Ameryce Południowej rozpowszechnione na całym kontynencie. Wiele gatunków i ich mieszańców jest popularnie uprawianych. Gatunkiem typowym jest Zygopetalon mackaii W. J. Hooker.

Morfologia
 Pokrój: Osiągają wysokość do ok. 60 cm.
 Liście Podłużne, rosnące ku górze, prześwitujące. Czasem wyrastają z pseudobulw. Ciemne plamki na liściach są naturalne, lecz w wypadku wilgotnych kropek jest to atak grzyba.
 KwiatyJeden kwiat zawiera 5 podłużnych listków okwiatu i jeden, szeroki skierowany w dół. Górne są jednolite z jasnym konturem lub nakrapiane. Duży dolny listek okwiatu jest zwykle dwubarwny, np. koloru białego i fioletowego lub purpurowego. Zróżnicowanie barwne kwiatów u odmian jest znaczne, bowiem uzyskiwane jest w wyniku hybrydyzacji z wykorzystaniem nawet do 5 gatunków rodzicielskich. Kwiaty wydają przyjemną woń.

Systematyka
 Synonimy
Zygopetalum Lindley (Gen. Sp. Orch. Pl. 187. Jan 1833) – wariant ortograficzny

 Pozycja systematyczna według Angiosperm Phylogeny Website (aktualizowany system APG III z 2009)
Jeden z rodzajów podplemienia Zygopetalinae z plemienia Cymbidieae w obrębie podrodziny epidendronowych (Epidendroideae) z rodziny storczykowatych (Orchidaceae). Storczykowate są kladem bazalnym w rzędzie szparagowców Asparagales w obrębie jednoliściennych.

 Pozycja w systemie Reveala (1994-1999)
Gromada okrytonasienne (Magnoliophyta Cronquist), podgromada Magnoliophytina Frohne & U. Jensen ex Reveal, klasa jednoliścienne (Liliopsida Brongn.), podklasa liliowe (Liliidae J.H. Schaffn.), nadrząd Lilianae Takht., rząd storczykowce (Orchidales Raf), podrząd Orchidineae Rchb., rodzina storczykowate (Orchidaceae Juss.), plemię Zygopetaleae Pfitzer, rodzaj zygopetalum (Zygopetalum Hook).
 Gatunki
 Zygopetalon brachypetalum Lindl. (1844)
 Zygopetalon ghillanyi Pabst (1976)
 Zygopetalon graminifolium Rolfe (1892)
 Zygopetalon mackaii W. J. Hooker
 Zygopetalon maxillare Lodd. (1832)
 Zygopetalon microphytum Barb.Rodr. (1877)
 Zygopetalon pabstii Toscano (1980)
 Zygopetalon reginae Pabst (1976)
 Zygopetalon rigbyanum Ruschi (1975)
 Zygopetalon sellowii Rchb.f. (1863)
 Zygopetalon silvanum V.P. Castro & Campacci (1991)
 Zygopetalon sincoranum V.P. Castro & Campacci (2000)
 Zygopetalon triste Barb.Rodr. (1877)

Przypisy

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I am part of a small group who are doing our bachelor thesis on Ethereum and block chain tech, and therefore have created a Proof of Concept in Ethereum.
I have compiled all my contracts, and put them on the test net, put when I try to register the contracts in my Manager contract, nothing happens and I don't understand why.
But when I try to call "addComponent" in the manager contract, nothing happens. I cannot open Mix, so I'm confined to SublimeText to develop in.
I have also attached the details about the contracts that are on the block chain.
Can you tell us what the dapp is supposed to do?
It is supposed to be a punch card dapp. You buy an amount of punches with ether and then you can "punch" your card to open a machine.
I've built it up that the Issuer will be the main interface, and it communicates with the other contracts through the Manager (which is like the DOUG in the tutorial linked). But I can't even register a contract in the manager, and I don't understand why, because to me the logic seems fine.
✘ 11:47:08 AM|alethzero Database already open. You appear to have another instance of ethereum running. Bailing.
Anyways, I'm gonna try a bit more otherwise I'm just gonna have to bail on this and go back to our unmodular version.
Another thing I'd love to have clarified is how you push several contracts to the block chain. So far, what I've done is to copy in the whole file to the New Transaction window in AlethZero with the contract I'm currently pushing as the last one - is this the correct way to do it? And is there a smarter way?
You can only have one contract per transaction. If you have multiple contracts that depend on each other, the safest way is to compile them somewhere else (e.g. in the browser-based compiler) and just past the binary in the new transaction window. Do that with each contract until all of them are deployed. If you need constructor arguments, just put them after the contract code (ABI-encoded).


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Q: How many Rings has each of these Green Lanterns ever held? I realize that many Green Lanterns has/have multiple memberships in different color Corps. Can anyone tell me the number of rings (and colors) each one "has ever used" please? Regardless if it was at the same time or a different one.
So to narrow the question down, please list the numbers of membership(s) ever held by the following Green Lanterns please. I am trying to determine who has achieved the most rings.

*

*Hal Jordan

*Kyle Rayner

*Guy Gardner

*John Stewart

*Alan Scott

*Sinestro

*Abin Sur

A: As a general rule, each Green Lantern has one green ring.
This is more than just a general rule for the Green Lantern Corps, in fact: with the exception of the Orange Lanterns (all of whom are Ring Constructs of people Larfleeze has killed and/or eaten) each Lantern is a member of a single Corps and has a single ring.
There are very few exceptions:

*

*Mongul briefly possessed several Yellow Rings, which he thought made him stronger (and given your belief partially powers any ring, may have been true) before he was beaten into the pavement by Sinestro.

*Guy Gardner was once possessed by a Red Ring. It didn't last long, Mogo helped him purge the red energy from his system.

*The Star Sapphires had a habit of kidnapping other ring bearers (especially those with yellow rings) and 'converting' them. They were encased in sapphire and essentially brainwashed to serve as Star Sapphires.  A few of the Sinestro Corps (Yellow Lanterns) converted to Star Sapphires (Violet Lanterns) this way, though they then stopped wearing their Yellow Rings.

*Hal Jordan briefly had a Blue Ring forced upon him. It didn't let go until he had mastered it (by telling it what he hoped for) and then it was released. Hal didn't want the blue ring to start with, and wearing two colored rings interfered with his ability to use either properly.

*Hal has also worn a red ring (briefly), it seems:

Frankly, I'd be willing to guess that Hal has worn more rings than anyone else, because the War of Light was seen by many writers as a way to dress Hal up in as many costumes as they could.
All of the above happened during the War of Light. Further back in time, Sinestro gave up his Green Ring in favor of the first Yellow Ring (alternatively, as the backstory changes, he was given the boot from the GL Corps and forged the Yellow Ring).
Guy Gardner wore a Yellow Ring for a while, back before he became the Warrior (let's not talk about that, ok?  It was the 90s, it was a bad time). This was the ring he used when he went up against (and was put down by) Doomsday. He couldn't use it very well (he didn't speak the language it used) but he made it work well enough. Batman still put him down with one punch.
Long story short: it isn't common for any Ring-based hero to use more than a single ring at a time, or for them to use rings of different colors simultaneously.
During Blackest Night, Black Rings found dead (and later, formerly dead) characters. Many dead Lanterns were risen as Black Lanterns, but they didn't retain any of their former colors.

A: Most colors: Kyle Rayner
As has been mentioned in previous answers, Kyle Rayner has worn a ring of every color of the emotional spectrum and is the only White Lantern (which also encompasses all colors of the spectrum).

Most rings: Hal Jordan
During the "Emerald Twilight" storyline, Hal Jordan, enraged by the destruction of Coast City, rampages toward Oa to take revenge on the Guardians. The Guardians send all their best Lanterns to try to stop Hal, but Hal beats them one by one and takes their rings.
This scene shows him wielding ten rings at once:

And this cover art (so, take it for what it's worth) shows him wielding no less than thirteen:

A: With the exception of Orange, Black, White, Phantom, and Ultraviolet. Guy Gardner has had them all.
If you consider the Phantom Ring (from the Rebirth issue Green Lanterns #10) to count as every ring (when using the Phantom Ring, the possessor is able to use the powers of any color, cycling through them based on what they're feeling) Simon Baz would've had possession of the most rings as he is the only Green Lantern to date to use the Phantom Ring.

A: Kyle Rayner has worn each color of the spectrum and is the White Lantern.

Despite the initial shock of being chosen to wield all of the rings after the Green Lanterns were all but destroyed in Blackest Night, he learned to wield all of them.

A: Going strictly by the list of characters given in the question, and the known ring colors, which as of February 2020 are Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet, Black, White, Phantom and Ultraviolet. The last two have been introduced recently, Phantom in DC Rebirth's Green Lanterns and Ultraviolet in Justice League (2018 run).
For the sake of readability, all panels are linked to but not included, as it would distort the bullet list.
Hal Jordan

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*Green (obviously)

*Red (Green Lantern #38, 2009 and Injustice 2 #55, 2018)

*Blue (Green Lantern #38 as well, lasted for a couple issues)

*Yellow (pretty often actually, the most recent ones being, I think, the Krona war in 2011 and Injustice, both game and comics)

*Orange (during the Krona war in 2011, dual-wielding with Yellow in Emerald Warriors #10)

*Black (Green Lantern #20, 2013, in Geoff Johns' final Green Lantern issue)

*White (Blackest Night #8, 2010), not the same kind of White Lantern that Kyle is

*basically, every ring except Indigo, Phantom and Ultraviolet.

Kyle Rayner

*

*Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet, White (see panels in other answers; it would be redundant to nclude them again)

*has never worn Black, Phantom and Ultraviolet.

Guy Gardner

*

*Green

*Red (many times, notably became leader of the Red Lanterns in the run of the same name)

*Violet (in Emerald Warriors #10, dual-wielding with Red)

*Blue (Red Lanterns: Futures End, 2014)

*Guy claims to have worn Indigo in the panel above. As far as I know, this is part of the five-years time jump from the Futures End arc, because I don't remember ever reading that elsewhere and I can't find references to it.

*the same could be said for Yellow, although Guy wore a Yellow Ring back in Guy Gardner Reborn #3 (1992); but the Yellow Ring he dons in the Futures End panel indicates he wore one of the current Sinestro Rings.

*has never worn Orange, Black, White, Phantom or Ultraviolet.

John Stewart

*

*Green

*Indigo (Green Lantern #65 and the rest of the Krona war, 2011); even became temporary leader of the Indigo Tribe in Green Lantern Corps: Futures End (2014)

*(kind of) Black, channeling it through the Indigo Light (Green Lantern Corps #60)

*Violet in Green Lantern Corps #36 (2015); first ever male Star Sapphire (Guy does not count as the ring did not actually choose him)

*Ultraviolet in Justice League #3 (2018)

*has never worn Red, Orange, Yellow, Blue, Black, White or Phantom.

Alan Scott

*

*Green, though technically it shouldn't count, as Alan Scott's Green Ring is magic and not part of the regular Green Lantern Corps.

*none of the others.

Sinestro

*

*Green

*Yellow

*White in Blackest Night #7 (2010), not the same kind of White Lantern that Kyle is

*Black, although not in the main universe; he got it in the Dark Multiverse, after his actions as White Lantern in this universe lead to the Black Lanterns winning the Blackest Night (Tales From the Dark Multiverse: Blackest Night, 2019)

*Indigo when he was kidnapped and brainwashed by the Indigo Tribe in Green Lantern #8 (2012)

*Ultraviolet in Justice League #3 (2018)

*has never worn Red, Orange, Blue, Violet or Phantom.

Abin Sur

*

*Green

*Black during the Blackest Night arc (Green Lantern #46, 2009)

*White in the Flashpoint universe (Flashpoint: Abin Sur - The Green Lantern #3, 2011)

*has never worn Red, Orange, Yellow, Blue, Indigo, Violet, Phantom or Ultraviolet.


This is a free Bible lesson for children; teaching them about the importance of the Bible, and how we rely on it to direct our path.
Jesus is our true light and he came to bring us out of darkness. Without following Christ, we would be left wondering aimlessly in the dark.
Memory Verse: Psalm 119:105 (NIV)–Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path.
Leader Preparation: Consider the depth of meaning in Psalm 119:105. Though a common verse taught to children, there is much significance to it. It is not only an easy verse to memorize, but it offers guidance. Of course, the life of an adult becomes more complicated–seemingly every passing day–so, imagine the importance a verse like this holds for us. God's word guides our steps and gives light in our darkest times.
The activity is best utilized if you have many lamps, flashlights, or candles. Also, it is highly preferable if the room where the lesson is being taught can become dark.
Have any of you been afraid of the dark?
Has there ever been a time when you were lost and you didn't know which way to go?
What happens when you turn on the light switch? What happens to the darkness?
(4) Turn on the handheld lights (flashlight, candles, lamps, etc…). When the handheld lights are turned on, pause for a moment to let the children soak in the event, which will allow them time to think. (5) Go into the lesson [see below] WITHOUT turning all the lights on. Maybe have a few people gather around you while you are reading the Bible that have lights, or you could hold the Bible in one hand and a lamp in the other to read.
Imagine you were walking through dark woods and you didn't know where you were or where you were going. You cannot see ahead, because it is so dark, but you keep walking. Then, you realize that you have had a flashlight in your pocket the whole time! You forgot! Whenever you turn the light on, you can see the path that was always close to you. As you follow the path with the light you wonder how you ever lost it, but, because it is so dark you could never find it. This is why we should always have our light out, which is the Bible.
An oath is a commitment or a promise to do something. The person who wrote this says that they promise to follow God's ways. They know that if they follow God's ways, then they will be on the right path and not be led into darkness. When they take the oath or promise, they are so happy that they praise God. It is so important for us to remember God's words and keep them in our hearts.
4 In him was life, and that life was the light of all mankind. 5 The light shines in the darkness,and the darkness has not overcome it.
Jesus is our light. He shines in the darkness. Jesus came that we may have life and have it abundantly (John 10:10). Jesus, God's only Son, came to give his life for us. He died on a cross to be able to forgive our sins. Sins are what we do that are against God's laws (like telling lies, stealing, and hurting others). Jesus gave up his life, which shows his love for us. We must believe in him, and believe God who sent Jesus. God's word is light for our dark path, and the Bible also says that Jesus is light for our dark path. Jesus is the Word (John 1:1).
Does light make it easier to see in the darkness?
If God's word is like light, then shouldn't we use it?
Can someone tell me what an "oath" is?
What did the Psalm say about an "oath"?
What does the Bible say that Jesus is? A LIGHT!
Tony Kummer (Editor) reviewed & updated this page on : December 28, 2012 at 12:12 pm. All our content is peer reviewed by our readers, simply leave a comment on any post suggest an update.


I have seen in other forums mentions of Project Plans for call centre set up - has anyone copies I could review?
A little more detail would be useful Lucia.
There will be many more, there isn't a standard plan I don't believe, there will be a set of must haves and nice to haves but it's pretty much up to the budget you have and the timescales you are working with.
I can help with this Lucia, if you send me an email at the CCMA(UK) via the link shown on this Forums Resources page I have an excellent document that I can send to you.
My company is looking at setting up a 30 seat contact center in the UAE which will offer outsourced contact center services to other companies in the UAE. Can someone help me with all the steps one has to go about with a CC setup? I would appreciate as much details that I can get including Project Plan, Dependencies, Costs etc, etc.... Appreciate help in this regards.
I'm in the process of seting up call centre and would appreciate a copy of the document that you mention in your post.
where i can view a project plan?
I could use a Project plan for contact centre also.
I'm studying the feasibility of setting up a call center facility as well. would be interested in that document.
They already post it,and look really good.
Where can I find the plan??
I'm also studying the feasibility of setting up a call center facility as well. I would really appreciate if you send me that document as well.
I am also interested in project plan for enterprise contact centre.
Could you please share this document with me.
Hi, I am in the process of setting up a call center for educational purpose. Kindly help me with the project plan and flow chart .
I have not been able to track down a plan so far.
I asked Ann-Marie but she ahs not been able to locate it any more.
Hi, i'M Looking for a project plan to set up an offshore call center would appreciate some support in terms of set up methodology, implementation plan, cost indicators.


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Iran's Greco-Roman Team Wins Title in Asian Championships
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran's national Greco-Roman wrestling team won the title in the Asian Wrestling Championships in Gumi, South Korea, after bagging several medals. ( 11:26:44 - 2012/02/18)
Iran's Karatekas Top Int'l Competitions at Home
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran's Kyokushin Team clinched the championship title of the International Kyokushin Championship in the country's Northwestern city of Orumiyeh on Saturday. ( 12:30:42 - 2012/02/12)
Iran's Sports Minister Due in Baghdad Wednesday
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran's Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs Mohammed Abbasi, heading a delegation, is due to visit Baghdad on Wednesday to meet Iraqi officials on the development of bilateral relations between the two countries. ( 12:29:50 - 2012/01/24)
Iran's Giant Haddadi Extends Deal with Grizzlies
TEHRAN (FNA)- Memphis Grizzlies center Hamed Haddadi, the first Iranian to play in the National Basketball Association (NBA), signed a new contract with the Memphis Grizzlies, the team announced on Saturday. ( 09:40:54 - 2012/01/01)
Iran's Volleyball Team Ranks 9th in FIVB's 2011 Competitions
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran's Volleyball Team stood the 9th place in the FIVB Volleyball Men's World Cup 2011 competitions held in Japan. ( 11:33:11 - 2011/12/07)
World Cup Ends, Everything Starts for Iran's Volleyball
TEHRAN (FNA)- The FIVB Volleyball Men's World Cup 2011 ended but Iran's journey into becoming one of the top teams in the world just started after they won world admiration for their stunning performance during the tournament. ( 18:26:26 - 2011/12/05)
Iran Thrash Egypt in Volleyball World Cup
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran's national volleyball team won Egypt in three straight sets (25-18, 25-21, 25-15) in the 2011 FIVB Men's World Cup in Japan. ( 08:20:13 - 2011/11/29)
Eriksson Mulling over Persepolis Offer
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran's most favorite football team, Persepolis, met with 63-year-old Sven Goran Eriksson earlier this week in a bid to lure the big-name coach to the club following a poor start to their league campaign. ( 08:48:37 - 2011/11/27)
Iran Defeat Argentina in 2011 FIVB Men's World Cup
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran defeated Argentina by 3-2 in second round of 2011 FIVB Men's World Cup on Friday. ( 18:21:05 - 2011/11/25)
Eriksson Leaves Iran after Talks with Persepolis
TEHRAN (FNA)- Former England Manager Sven-Goran Eriksson left Iran Thursday after holding talks on maybe becoming the next coach of Persepolis FC. ( 18:59:39 - 2011/11/24)
Sven Goran Eriksson in Talks with Iran's Persepolis over $1.5mln Deal
TEHRAN (FNA)- Former England soccer boss Sven Goran Eriksson is in talks with Iran's favorite Reds over their management post for $1.5mln. ( 11:37:49 - 2011/11/23)
Iran Beat Serbia in FIVB World Cup
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran won European champions Serbia in an astonishing five-set match (25-17, 18-25, 21-25, 25-21, 15-11) on the third day of the first-round action in the 2011 FIVB Men's World Cup at "Nippongaishi" sports hall on Tuesday afternoon. ( 10:33:43 - 2011/11/23)
Iranian Defender among Remaining 2 Nominees for 2011 Asian Player Crown
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran's defender Hadi Aghily and Al Shabab midfielder Server Djeparov are the only remaining nominees for the Asian player of the year award. ( 10:01:17 - 2011/11/23)
UAE Willing to Bolster Sports Cooperation with Iran
TEHRAN (FNA)- The Vice-President of the UAE National Olympic Committee (UAE NOC) plans a visit to neighboring Iran to cement sporting ties with the country with long-term benefits in mind. ( 12:12:18 - 2011/11/22)
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