the conclusion that the use of sulphur was beneficial to the hop, and not injurious to fermentation. It is frequently used while the plant is growing to cure the various diseases to which the hop, like the vine, is liable. The last process before the hops are brought to market is " bagging/ This used to be done by " footing," that is, letting the empty bag drop through a hole in the floor, and having the hops stamped down by one man, whilst two others filled ; after which they were pressed by hydraulic power. Under a new process the whole operation is effected by machinery in about eight minutes. Hop-growers, as a rule, have no stores or convenience for warehousing hops for more than a month or two ; the consequence is the whole growth, whether large or small, gets into the hands of a few great hop merchants, who command the market.
The best hops have a yellow, golden colour, and an agreeable smell ; when rubbed between the hands they leave a yellow, odoriferous, sticky powder on them, with out any broken parts of the leaves, and yield to boiling alcohol from 12 to 15 per cent, of soluble yellow matter. A very pale green colour indicates that the hops have been gathered before they are fit ; whilst a deep brown shade would show they were allowed to hang too long before being gathered, or that they have been over dried on the oast-house floor. A fair test in choosing hops for India pale ale is to make a strong decoction of them with boiling water, putting it into a white bottle, corked and exposed to the sun ; if in twenty-four hours the colour has become dark they are not fit for the purpose.
During the year 1852 only 34,622 K) of foreign hops were imported; in 1853 this increased to 4,739,307 Ib, and in 1871 to 24.685,808. Before the hop-duty was taken off there was a great deal of betting on the crop, which was computed as equal to so much duty ; and the appearance in the Borough of a hop leaf covered with fly from one of the most favoured districts used to cause much consternation. Since the repeal of the duty brewers have been allowed to use any bitter instead of hop, provided such bitter does not give a factitious strength to beer, and thus become a substitute for malt. Many preparations are, iu consequence, offered for sale as partial substitutes for hops ; but in these none of the noxious, forbidden articles, such as Cocculus indicus, &c., <fcc., are found, for we learn from the laboratory returns of the Inland Revenue that, in the year 1872, only six samples of beer tested were found to ba adulterated. Considering the enormous extent of our brewing industry (it is calculated that 900,000,000 gallons of beer are brewed annually), such testimony to the purity of the beer is highly creditable to those engaged in the trade. From tho same source, we learn that in every instance where an adulterant of a dangerous nature was used, the offending parties have been those who brewed and retailed their own beer on a very small scale.
Age alters and deteriorates the character of hops in a marked and distinct degree, much more so than in most aromatic substances ; indeed, it changes them to such an extent that, at the end of two years (wheu they are called "old olds"), they retain little but the bitter, the aroma being gone.
Cwt. From Belgium 60,338 ,, Germany 39,459 Holland 16,035 ,, United States 2,809 ,, Other countries 4,875 123,516 being a decrease on 1873 of 11,626 cwt.
Hops arc grown with success in Tasmania, upwards of 450 acres being under cultivation. The Australian market, it is supposed, will be eventually supplied from thence. At present between 600 and 700 tons of hops are exported from England yearly.
Chloride of Sodium 10-12 Sulphate of Potash 7 65 ,, Lime 18 96 ,, Magnesia 9 95 Carbonate of Lime 15 51 ,, Magnesia 170 ,, Iron 0-60 Silicic acid... . 079 65-28 The water of another large firm in the same town gives by analysis 5 4 5 grains of sulphate, and 9 9 3 of carbonate of lime. The temperature of water used to be a great con sideration for refrigerating the worts ; but this is now of little consequence, aa in most large breweries the water used for that purpose is first brought to a point just above freezing, by means of ether spray.
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Why is identity management essential for digital success?
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Learn how identity management technology can help you improve the customer experience.
Ask most people what identity management is, and they'll likely say "password management" – but that's just a fraction of what identity management can do. Robust identity management is built to give consumers an unparalleled experience, helping you take your enterprise to the next level.
In our far-reaching digital world, the number of devices, logins and channels that customers use is proliferating. As a result, customers often create widely disparate digital identities. This supplies more data to the companies they patronize. In return for sharing their data, customers expect personalized, high-quality communications and services.
That's why, to compete in your industry or market, you need to meet and exceed customer expectations. This can seem impossible in a world of rapid digital transformation. However, identity management is an end-to-end solution that enables you to consistently provide the outstanding experience that your customers demand, and much more.
Want to know how you can use identity management to achieve all of this? Here's a list of the most sought-after identity and access management features and why they're essential for your enterprise's digital success.
What it does: Your customers have a lot of passwords to remember, not just across your different channels, but for all of the digital services they use. This is problematic. According to the Ponemon Institute's 2019 State of Password and Authentication Security Behaviors, 51% of people reuse the same password on multiple websites. This is a risky practice for your business. An identity management platform allows a customer to use a single identity to securely connect with your websites, mobile apps and third-party services, including social media logins.
Why it's important: A single sign-on experience will not only reduce the password burden on customers, but it will also encourage customer engagement across all of your digital touchpoints. With identity management, you can relieve customer password issues, increase security and make it easier for customers to keep coming back.
What it does: While single sign-on gives a customer one account to access everything you have to offer, an identity solution can also allow federated SSO. For instance, with federated SSO, you can link your customers to third-party applications – such as Zendesk for customer support – while syncing this activity within your platform.
Why it's important: SSO and federated SSO allow your customers to enjoy seamless transactions on your website, even if you use third-party applications for these activities.
What it does: Identity management stores all of your customer information in a single cloud-based database. This allows you to leverage customer insights in real time and deliver a personalized customer experience across all of your channels. Being cloud-based means that you have no maintenance compared to on-premises data storage.
Why it's important: Now that each of your customers' multiple digital identities can be combined into one unified identity, you'll have access to a much more complete overview of their relationship with your enterprise. This strengthens your marketing efforts for better conversions and lasting customer loyalty.
What it does: As data breaches, identity fraud and malicious attacks fill the headlines, customers are concerned about the security of their digital identities. That's when risk-based authentication steps in to prevent that. Risk-based authentication is used to monitor each customer's behavior, such as login patterns, IP address and location. Therefore, if anything unusual suddenly occurs, risk-based authentication will recognize this potentially fraudulent activity as it happens.
This allows you to require extra authentication measures to prove the identity of the user or force the bad agent off your site and block them.
Why it's important: Risk-based authentication gives businesses and consumers peace of mind while offering exceptional ease of use.
What it does: Customer identity management allows you to see data on everything your customers have done since they first visited one of your channels, in remarkable detail. This data can include browsing and online purchase history as well as location, age, gender, search history and relevant social media activity.
User identity management also offers anonymous login, assigning an ID to website users before they've ever signed up or purchased anything. This is an effective marketing tool to reach potential customers.
Why it's important: By seeing the complete customer journey – from browsing on your site to online engagement or purchases – you can better serve your customers so that they become your advocates.
What it does: Whether it's a barista remembering your name in a coffee shop or a digital provider offering a personalized service, customers like to be remembered by the companies they patronize. At the very least, customers want to receive customized communication and marketing materials. But identity management allows you to do much more to improve the customer experience (CX).
For example, you can personalize loyalty programs to offer customers rewards relevant to their region, browsing history and previous purchases. User management can also ensure that customer service in-store, online and on your app are all coordinated, enabling the customer to move seamlessly between these channels.
Add password-less login to your identity provider for superior CX that keeps customers engaged and loyal.
Why it's important: By leveraging the insights that you collect through consumer identity management, you can give each customer a uniquely tailored experience that exceeds their expectations. Give them no-hassle authentication, and they'll be your customer for life.
What it does: As the general public grows increasingly aware of the potential uses of big data, customers are rightly becoming concerned about data security. Customers want clarity and control over how their data is used and by whom, and they want to know that their customer profiles are being stored responsibly. Identity management addresses these concerns by requesting consent to collect data and communicate with customers at registration.
Why it's important: Identity management offers preference management options, so that consumers have control over the use of their data, and they can change these preferences whenever they want. This transparent approach to consent shows customers that you respect their privacy, that you empower them to control the use of their data and that you provide a secure digital service that they can confidently enjoy.
What it does: As a company handling customer data, you need to comply with privacy regulations governing what you do with that data and how you communicate with customers. The European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has garnered significant attention and has paved the way for other similar regulations.
Depending on the regions that your enterprise serves, there may be other privacy and consent regulations to consider. For instance, the USA also has compliance regulations, including the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), which will affect any business that sells to or handles data about California residents. Proposals for similar consent regulations in other states appear to be gaining momentum as well.
Why it's important: An identity management platform should have built-in features that request, collect and store user consent every step of the way. It also makes data accessible for audits, so that your enterprise meets all applicable regulatory requirements.
Ultimately, successful companies use identity management to give their customers a personalized, exceptional online experience they cannot get elsewhere. With identity management, companies can improve security, ensure privacy and enhance a customer's online experience. In today's digital landscape, this customer-centric approach is the key to digital success.
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Rakesh Soni is the CEO and co-founder of LoginRadius - a leading Customer Identity and Access Management Platform. He has always been interested in innovation and creating a better experience to connect users to websites. He loves art and his dream office would have pet birds in the rafters!
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Mislabelling of supermarket fish has fallen dramatically thanks to regulation, media pressure and industry collaboration. The news is less positive for catering.
Mislabelling in supermarkets has been cut to levels that might be expected through human error alone. A team of researchers from across the EU carried out DNA testing on 1,563 samples across nine of the most popular species of fish and found only 77 (4.93%) had been mislabelled. This mirrors the findings of less expansive research in the UK and France last year. "It's very positive news," said the lead researcher, Professor Stefano Mariani, from the Ecosystems and Environment Research Centre at the University of Salford.
Indeed, not so long ago the figures were 10%, 20% or even 25%, prompting widespread media coverage. The EU was forced to take a look, and in January last year the regulations were updated and new labelling requirements on seafood products were introduced.
Suppliers now have to include the fish's scientific name, the gear used to catch it and in certain cases the specific zone where it was caught. Retailers and large caterers are also encouraged to display voluntary information, such as the date of catch, the port of landing or the fishing gear used, as well as information of an environmental, ethical or social nature. This means there is no more ambiguity when it comes to naming what's inside the tin or packet.
The role of the media in all this should not be underestimated, Mariani explained. "It prompted operators to get their act together." A short-term study he carried out in 2014 suggested that "media coverage may have a beneficial effect on the seafood retail sector, by placing pressure on the large market players to eradicate inefficient and illegal practices".
Mariani said the combination of "exhaustive" new labelling requirements, media pressure and industry action have all played a part in turning the tide on fish fraud in the retail sector. His latest findings, published in the journal Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment, show that "rapid, positive changes in the seafood supply chain are possible".
And the UK has led the way (see table), with only France showing low levels of mislabelling. However, in all six countries the improvements have been impressive, Mariani and his counterparts concluded. "Perhaps for the first time since the repercussions of seafood mislabeling studies started to influence the fields of fisheries, environmental conservation, and food science, we document a clear and substantial improvement in EU seafood retail sector operations," they wrote.
But the news is not so good for foodservice, Mariani warned: as-yet- unpublished data suggests that mislabelling is likely to be higher in that sector. His 2014 study showed that while the retail sector had upped its game after a media backlash, mislabelling in takeaways, for example, remained unchanged.
Mariani said that action had been slower, in part, because consumers have a more "cavalier" attitude when they eat out. For criminals the "ground is fertile", he said, given how detached people have become from the fish they eat: generally, "consumers think there are only six or seven species to eat".
In October, Professor Chris Elliott explained how retailers are squeezing criminals out of their supply chains following, most notably, the horse-meat scandal. This could see them popping up in foodservice. "My real fear is that the pressure points have changed and criminals are targeting SMEs and foodservice," he warned in an interview with Footprint.


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Il Chapare è la principale via d'acqua della provincia omonima. Il pesce Gephyrocharax chaparae è stato scoperto in questo fiume, da cui ha preso il nome.

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Shakespeare Theatre's King Arthur, Guinevere and Lancelot explain why "Camelot" was the Kennedys' favorite musical.
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WASHINGTON — The myth of King Arthur has captured mankind's imagination for centuries.
But it was etched into American history in 1960, when President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy co-opted the smash Broadway musical for their own family lore.
The parallel is on full display as "Camelot" hits Shakespeare Theatre Company through July 8.
"I was at the [National Portrait Gallery] in the Hall of Presidents and had a really poignant moment with a Baby Boomer in front of one of the JFK pencil drawings," actress Alexandra Silber told WTOP. "She was crying … and looked over and said, 'We did our best for you. It's up to you.' We really do have this echo in the musical itself that what we do will be remembered. … So there's definitely American mythology attached to this western English mythology."
Based on T.H. White's novel "The Once and Future King" (1958), the story follows King Arthur (Ken Clark) as he learns from Merlin, wields Excalibur, falls for Guinevere (Alexandra Silber) and forms the Knights of the Round Table with his charming sidekick Lancelot (Nick Fitzer).
"The seeds that Merlin plants in Young Arthur … blossom throughout the musical 'Camelot,'" Clark said. "You can't take the whole 'Once and Future King' and put it into two and a half hours. Is it abbreviated from the book? Sure, a little bit. But our production does a great job of taking the ideals, the ideas and the allegorical things that T.H. White wanted to get across."
The cast has big shoes to fill, be it Richard Burton, Julie Andrews and Robert Goulet in the 1960 Broadway cast, or Richard Harris, Vanessa Redgrave and Franco Nero in the 1967 film.
"It's both daunting and motivational," Silber said. "The most important thing is that one feels like they're part of a chain of links. I'm the Guinevere that's come along now and there will be Guineveres after me. I'm part of a legacy that began with Julie Andrews and the myths that began generations and thousands of years before her. The only clay we have as performers is ourselves, so ultimately I can only take the mold that she set and fit the dress to myself."
Speaking of the dress, get ready for lavish wardrobe by costume designer Ana Kuzmanic.
"There's this great synergy between the set design and the costumery," Clark said. "The set is very Medieval, plain, sparse, Spartan. It's a wooden set, a very simple backdrop for the costumes to really pop. … Every single costume is unbelievable, whether it's the detail on the armor, or we have this knighting scene where we're in full gold regalia."
Not only are the costumes grand, they are impressively symbolic as the story progresses.
"She tells such a beautiful visual story through the clothing, through our aging process, through our moral issues," Silber said. "Arthur and I have a very similar color palette throughout the show. We're connected through color, but it darkens and intensifies as the show goes on. We're also more and more imprisoned — you see my collars get higher."
Meanwhile, you'll see some truly iconic props, particularly the enormous sword Excalibur.
"It's about four feet [long] and it's top-heavy," Clark said. "It's a true two-hander, man."
"You handle it like a boss," Silber said, to which Fitzer joked, "And he swings it at my face!"
These lush visuals are paired with the iconic songbook by Alan Jay Lerner (book and lyrics) and Frederick Loewe (music), the dynamic duo behind "Brigadoon," "My Fair Lady" and "Gigi."
"'Camelot,' the title song, and 'If Ever I Would Leave You' are two of the most famous songs in the musical theater repertoire," Fitzer said. "Even if I dragged myself on stage and didn't do a tremendous job of 'If Ever I Would Leave You,' it's such a good song that people are still going to love it. My dog could sing 'If Ever I Would Leave You' and people would still applaud."
In all seriousness, Fitzer's singing might actually be closer to what Lerner & Loewe intended.
"The creative team went to the Library of Congress to look at the Lerner & Loewe papers," Fitzer said. "They were searching through notes in the margins. One of the things they found was a note that said, 'God, I wish Bob Goulet could sing this in C, but he can't.' His key was B-flat, so our music director said, 'How about you do it up a step?' I said, 'I would love that!'"
Ether way, the Original Broadway Cast album was America's top-selling LP for 60 weeks.
"I think most people came to the album first … because most people weren't able to make it to New York to see the Broadway production," Fitzer said. "So when my mother discovered this album, the character of Guinevere spoke to her so personally."
Likewise, each new generation discovers this timeless tale as a commentary on its own era.
"The concept of civility, the concept of might being used for right," Silber said. "The thematic rumbling of a young king and the people in his life … trying to make the world a better place, decision by decision by decision. It's incredibly poignant against our current backdrop. … This is a play of great hope and a play of great character. It does restore faith in that possibility."
Therein lie the forward-looking hope in an otherwise nostalgic mantra that ends the show:
"Don't let it be forgot
That once there was a spot,
For one brief, shining moment
That was known as Camelot."
Find more details on the theater website. Hear our full round table with the "Camelot" cast below:
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So, I just finished my teaching practical last Friday. Rejoice! No more lesson plans writing and staying up till 2 to look for materials and teaching aids now weehuu (to be honest, I kinda miss those things now that we have to do our fyp sobs) but issokey. Teaching prac was....hmmm...overwhelming in a lot of ways. It was overwhelmingly beautiful and fulfilling, and also emotionally draining.
I started teaching at SMK Sultan Abdul Samad, Petaling Jaya on 23rd June and said goodbye to my students and teachers on 4th September. I stayed there for 47 days (yes I counted. It was supposed to be 50 days but I skipped three days because of masum).
The first three weeks was a ride on a roller coaster. At first, things were all good. I thought I had everything under control. Students were nice. Form 4 students were cooperating. Form 1 students were under control. Little did I know they were just waiting for the right time to explode and show their true colours. My lecturer has warned me during my 6th semester and mentioned that I should give the impression that I am hella strict and scary the first few weeks -and me, being the idiotic, impulsive, going-against-the-system-me did not follow that. I didn't believe in that. I thought it would be better if I were to treat them like I do to my friends. There's no need to create any scary impression whatsoever. The students are going to cooperate. HAHAH wrong move, self.
Here's what happened in week 3. I was teaching about tone and mood. I repeated the same thing 6 times. I asked the students what is the difference between tone and mood. They couldn't answer. I re-explained and asked again, still couldn't answer. A lot of them were talking and chit chatting with their friends openly and LOUDLY. And I felt like I was not appreciated. Nobody listened to me (fyi I have issues with people who don't listen to me, long story). I felt like a failure. Nobody was listening. I looked for these materials online, prepared the lesson for them, printed handouts and worksheets for them AND THEY DIDN'T EVEN BOTHER TO LISTEN. The 4th time I repeated my question and students still couldn't answer, I threw all the handouts and worksheets to the students sitting on the front row. I packed all my stuff and ran out of class because I felt the urge to cry and I didn't want them to see. I don't want to be seen as weak. Ever. I ran to my mentor teacher (may Allah bless her and her beautiful soul). "Puan Sibyl, can I talk to you? I just walked out of 4 Damai". I had 20 mins left before my English period ended. She told me she had to go in to replace me. Then I ran to the toilet and cried in one of the cubicles. I was there for 10-15 minutes. I went back to the staff room. Some students came running and apologized to me but I was too devastated and angry, I ignored them. One of the trainee teachers told them to go back to class and come again later. She said I looked like I was about to kill someone -that's how angry I was.
Puan Sibyl came to me and I followed her to the school library and we talked. I was crying again (wow no surprise there, self). She asked me why do I want to teacher. "I want to inspire and touch people's hearts". And she said that was a good intention. She shared me her experience when she was first posted to a school. I calmed down a bit. The next day, I had another two periods with the same class. I came in class with not even a single smile. I pasted their mahjong papers for presentation and I told them to identify at least 1 simple, compound, and complex sentences respectively. It was so quiet I could hear the sound of the fan whirring. Throughout the lesson, whenever I heard students snickered and whispered, I looked at them and asked them "did I ask you to speak?". One of the students got really scared of me when I asked him who asked him to sit. Another student counted how many times I smiled throughout that lesson. He saw once, I remember once. The lesson was super rigid and very teacher-centered but that managed to get them in line, to regain the respect. I went back to the staff room with a big smile on my face. It felt like a huge success. I managed to quiet a class of 45 students -even the permanent teachers there can't do that DUDEEEEEEE.
Week 4 to 11 were all okay. There were moments in which I screamed, threw the duster at students (among other things) but they were not as bad as the first 3 weeks. They have taught me a lot of things. They have taught me I have to be really patient and that patience will be rewarded with trust. They have also taught me the best solution to a lot of things is to listen, that's all. And hugs are always helpful. If I were to list down everything they have taught me, oh wow this post will never come to an end.
OK may Allah bless. Have a great week!
Can't even imagine how I'm going to handle my practical later. Kita kena pilih area Selangor yikes!


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By Phil Clarke | 2nd January 2021
I have a recurring nightmare, I'm sat at home unable to leave the house, not able to see friends, to go to restaurants or on holiday. Oh, yeah, wait…
2020 was a total write-off. Anyone who wanted to go to Torquay last year was lucky to make it there and back without being slapped with a fortnight's quarantine. But rather than commiserate the first year of my adult life where I haven't stepped on a passenger jet (which, as a travel journalist, is somewhat bizarre) I'm going to do the only natural thing and look forward to this year, and in particular the hotels and resorts slated to open in what can only be a bumper year for travel.
And looking through, I'm starting to think that the wait might actually be worth it…
NoMad, London
NoMad has played host to some of the world's most famous celebrities, and it's not even opened yet. With guests including Dr Crippen, the Kray twins, William Joyce and Abu Hamza, it all becomes clear when you realise that London's most luxurious new opening is in a revamped Bow Street Magistrates Court.
Slated to open in February, the hotel explores the artistic and cultural links between New York and London, as the American hotel opens its first overseas outpost.
Website: www.thenomadhotel.com
Six Senses, Galápagos Islands
Get up and Galapa-GO to this unique 2021 opening! Si Senses are on a streak of openings right now and they are bringing their special brand of super-top-end luxury to one of the world's most unique habitats.
Only three percent of the ecosystem that inspired Charles Darwin's ecological discoveries and theories of evolution is allowed to be developed, so it's extraordinary that the hotel has been given the thumbs up, clearly a testament to the resort's sustainable credentials.
One&Only Kéa Island, Greece
Set on the shore of the Aegean, in the Cyclades archipelago, sits a new Greek legend. Thankfully no minotaurs or Gorgons but rather day beds, fine dining, relaxation and heavenly views.
With an array of rooms and villas overlooking the sea, One&Only's latest resort is just a short ferry ride from Athens and covers 65 hectares of serenity.
Website: www.www.oneandonlyresorts.com
The Mayfair Townhouse, London
Technically it's not a 2021 opening, but given The Mayfair Townhouse managed a grand total of twelve days open in 2020 after an ambitious December opening was derailed by covid (multiple times) we feel The Mayfair Townhouse deserves our support just for their bloody minded determination. And there's plenty more to it.
A rather gruesome former Hilton close to Green Park has been utterly transformed into something completely special; oozing luxury and sophistication from every leather wingback chair, this is the hotel Mayfair has been waiting for. And the pedigree is impeccable, it's part of the Iconic Luxury Hotels group (see also Cliveden, 11 Cadogan Gardens and Chewton Glen).
Website: www.themayfairtownhouse.com
Ace Hotel, Sydney
In a classic reverse-Crocodile Dundee, New York goes down under with the arrival of the Ace Hotel in Sydney's Surry Hills (not a typo, they spell Surrey like that).
The iconic NYC hotel transposes to its new antipodean habitat remarkably well, the 18-storey hotel promises to be yet another reason to escape to the southern hemisphere in 2021…
Website: www.acehotel.com (note that they've not gotten round to updating their website yet)
Cheval Blanc, Paris
If the White Horse makes you yearn for Parson's Green then you need to raise your expectations. Chavel Blanc, sits on the Seine very close to the Louvre and the Marais, facing the famous Left Bank.
The grandeur of the former department store made for a natural choice when LVMH picked it up and transformed it into what's sure to be one of Paris's hottest hotels when it opens this year.
Website: www.chevalblanc.com
The Pig, South Downs
The litter of Pig hotels grows by the minute, and 2021 should see the opening of two more Pigs, one in Cornwall and the other in the South Downs, close to Arundel in West Sussex.
Within striking distance of London and boasting its own vineyard, the hotel promises to enter our Country House Hotels wish list the moment the doors open. And yours, too.
Website: www.thepighotel.com
Rosewood, São Paolo
A new tower is looming over downtown São Paolo. The Brazilian capital has already embraced the three hundred foot Torre Rosewood as a local landmark due to its highly distinctive foliage covered design from French architect Jean Nouvel.
From June 2021 guests will be able to experience the inside of the iconic building too. Sprawling across the tower and a neighbouring former maternity hospital, the 265 room hotel boasts six bars and restaurants with interiors designed by none other than Philippe Starck.
Website: www.rosewoodhotels.com
King's Mansion, Goa
Bollywood star turned hotelier Sachiin Joshi has teamed up with Gauri Khan, variously a film producer, interior designer and wife of Shah Rukh Khan to create a 17 suite boutique retreat.
The Goan hotel is built in a colonial style and promises to be the last word in luxury, particularly when it comes to its wellness treatments.
Website: www.kingsmansiongoa.com
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↵In this article, we explore how global megatrends and technology are transforming the Waste & Recycling industry. The new values like openness, visibility, sharing and collaboration are fast becoming the norm across all industries, and the environmental sector is starting to feel the power of change. In addition the Internet of Things now allows us to collect data from field equipment like waste bins, which opens up a whole new dimension of opportunity.
Up until recently, waste was seen as an annoying by-product you couldn't get rid off fast enough, without caring where it went and without challenging the cost of service. Things are changing, households and companies are taking ownership, they see the value of the commodity and resource, and want to improve their environmental footprint. They also expect excellent customer service at a competitive price.
This new mindset and the associated expectations are forcing the industry to change.
If you look at the environmental sector as a huge network of waste producers, waste service providers, brokers, disposal facilities and the authorities, you immediately realise the scale of the opportunity.
For example, waste producers should be able to convert their combined volume into negotiation power, service providers should use their scale to truly optimise daily operations and customer service, and finally authorities should have full visibility of all waste movements and documentation.
This potential for network-wide optimisation is huge, but it doesn't get fully harvested...yet.
What do we mean by Taking Back Control of your Waste ?
The key concept is to have all players working in unison, all striving towards the same goal of minimising waste and optimising the end-to-end waste streams. Call it Uberisation of Waste.
The key enabler is to provide full visibility and transparency of all waste streams, and full flexibility for all players to improve and optimise them. Technology is a critical component to achieving this.
Taking back control means becoming an active player in this new Collaborative Waste Economy, which gives you full visibility of your waste and all related transactions, full flexibility to capture efficiencies, at cost-effective service levels and with measurable environmental benefits.
This is not just a buzzword anymore, it's now possible to link up numerous components, automate data capture and smart pro-active response, remove the risk of human error and thus streamline the overall business process. As a result, all parties in this network get full visibility of all waste transactions, get alerted on their mobile should exceptions occur, and get automated reporting tools at the click of a button.
Bins talk to trucks, trucks talk to weighbridges, they all talk to a central process management console, the central system optimises the processes and automatically passes on data to your back-end administration systems.
Needless to say that these real-time and flexible processes, enabled by smart technology and data integration, result in a nimble yet all-encompassing collaboration between all parties, and every player benefits from this new network.
At ISB we provide a comprehensive suite of apps to get you started today. We envisage all parties to engage in true collaboration, new ways of working and truly leveraging this network to capture great benefits: cost savings, better service, less carbon footprint.


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Nordic Semiconductor is the market leader in Bluetooth® Low Energy connectivity, with a growing portfolio of wireless devices, LTE-M and NB-IoT being the latest augmentation. Our SoC products are used by world-leading brands in a wide variety of applications, including wireless PC peripherals, gaming, sports and fitness, mobile phone accessories, consumer electronics, toys, healthcare and automation.
Nordic Semiconductor´s R&D capacity is expanding. Our System Integration Group (SIG) is looking to recruit a talented and experienced Digital IC Designer or a Digital IC Verification Expert. You will be involved in the development of Nordic Semiconductor´s next generation of world-leading ultra-low power chips, with focus on implementation and verification or top level IC verification. You will also be considered if you are newly educated.
SIG is an exceptional team of highly specialized engineers from a variety of IC Design backgrounds. We are responsible for all disciplines, from digital design and verification to place&route of Nordic Semiconductor´s portfolio of chip products.
We have expertise in various low power short range wireless standards and low power microcontrollers. Using cutting-edge design techniques to achieve high performance at extremely low power is of paramount importance. We operate as focused individuals on highly specialized projects, and come together as a cohesive team, in which our skill-sets, passions and expertise feed into our enhanced collective excellence.
This position focuses on general digital IC design and verification. The successful candidate will be part of a team developing microcontroller-based solutions for wireless standards like Bluetooth Low Energy, proprietary protocols and radio systems.
As a highly motivated individual, you enjoy working both independently and as part of a team. You enjoy new challenges and are excited by the opportunity to make a difference.
Working for Nordic Semiconductor, you will be challenged, inspired and supported. Our teams enjoy a professional, informal working environment and we value and encourage continuous development of skills and expertise to the very highest levels, through in-house opportunities and external training. A close-knit, highly-skilled, international work-force, we are proud of our Norwegian heritage, world-leading innovation and professional excellence.
Nordic Semiconductor´s R&D Headquarters are in the city of Trondheim, situated on the Trondheim Fjord in Mid-Norway. Once the capital of Norway, it was founded in 997 A.D. and has long history and an exciting future. This vibrant city is expanding fast, with a current population of around 200,000. It has embraced the technology sector and is home to start-ups, SMEs, large businesses (including a number of Semiconductor companies), as well as established large-scale organizations such as SINTEF (the largest independent research institute in Scandinavia), the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), the University Hospital for Mid-Norway. The city has an excellent public transport network and is well-connected internationally, Trondheim Airport being only 40 minutes from the city centre. Trondheim is surrounded by sea and mountains, allowing the inhabitants easy access from city-life to nature – the perfect environment for contemplation and cutting-edge innovation.
Oslo is one of the fastest-growing cities in Europe, with a current population of over 650,000. As Norway´s Capital, it is a hub of Norwegian commerce, industry, banking, and is home to a broad range of industries including the tech sector. A vibrant city, Oslo is also a cultural hub, home to national institutions including the Ballet and Theatre, as well as a diverse array of music, museums and restaurants. In addition, its proximity to mountains and the Oslo Fjord make the magnificence of Norwegian nature readily accessible. Oslo has been named European Green Capital 2019 for its approach to conserving its natural areas and restoring its network of waterways. The compact city centre is easy and safe to navigate on foot or by bike, and boasts a superb public transport system.


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Otro día en escena es una película satírica paraguaya de 2015, dirigida por Marcelo Pereira y Arturo Maciel, ambientada en el 26 de abril de 1973, durante el gobierno de Alfredo Stroessner, fecha de la firma del Tratado de Itaipú. Está protagonizado por Agustín Núñez, Alfredo Chaves Fiorio, Camila Torres y Jorge Fernández con la participación estelar de Alejandra Siquot y Georgina Genes.

El film, una coproducción realizada entre productoras locales y el FONDEC, ganó en el 2012 el concurso a Mejor Guion para Cortometraje en el Festival de Cine Under.

Trama
Ambientada en la Asunción de 1973, durante la dictadura militar de Alfredo Stroessner, la película sigue un día en la rutina de un carismático joven de 19 años llamado Fausto (Alfredo Cháves), y de un duro y violento Comisario del régimen llamado Justo Agustín Núñez).

Para esa noche, Fausto y sus amigos Celeste (Camila Torres) y Toto (Jorge Fernández) organizan un encuentro clandestino entre grupos de teatro para despedir al director del Teatro Universitario en la casa de la excéntrica tía de Toto, Doña Eugenia (Alejandra Siquot).

Pero el Comisario Justo, secuestra a uno de los miembros del grupo de teatro y lo somete a torturas para extraer información sobre las actividades ilícitas que realizan, y planear una emboscada.

Reparto

Principales
 Alfredo Cháves Fiorio ... Fausto
 Agustín Núñez ... Comisario Justo
 Camila Torres ... Celeste
 Jorge Fernández ... Toto
 Alejandra Siquot ... Doña Eugenia

Secundarios
 Georgina Genes ... Ña Merenciana
 Justo López ... Augusto
 Marcos Pérez ... Torturador 1
 Omar Cáceres ... Torturador 2
 Ana Ivanova ... Torturada 1
 Patty Paredes ... Torturada 2

Reconocimientos
Mejor Guion para Cortometraje del Concurso Nacional de Guiones organizado por el Festival de Cine Under, Paraguay (2012).

Referencias

Cortometrajes de Paraguay
Películas satíricas
Películas dramáticas


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HomeTransfer NewsBarca tracking Angel Gomes as he enters final year of Man United contract: report
Barca tracking Angel Gomes as he enters final year of Man United contract: report
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It seems as though a potential Manchester United exit for starlet Angel Gomes is picking up pace pretty quickly…
Yesterday, we covered a story which claimed that Paris Saint-Germain were interested in a move for the attacking midfielder, today, another team has been thrown into the mix.
According to the Manchester Evening News, FC Barcelona are 'tracking' the 18-year-old, who enters into the final year of his Red Devils contract.
The 18-year-old made his debut around two years ago now, but has only made a handful of substitute appearances since. It seems as though both Tahith Chong and Mason Greenwood have leaped the London-born-attacker in the United pecking order which is why he's probably considering his long-term future.
Gomes apparently had a January loan move away from the Theatre of Dreams lined up, which Ole Gunnar Solskjaer blocked, before only playing him for 15 minutes on the final day of the season. You can sort of see where Gomes is coming from. He wants to play regularly.
We're obviously talking about a talented young man here, he's at United while two top European teams are interested in taking him. My concerns come with the fact that once again, this club has allowed a player enter into the final year of his deal.
Whether or not he'll play regular minutes for either Barca or PSG is regardless. Gomes has all the power and if he wants to refuse to sign a United deal then he could well force a move away from the club this summer.
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Marcus Rashford says Man United must get back to playing the right way
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package com.opengamma.web.spring;

import com.opengamma.engine.depgraph.ComputationTargetCollapser;
import com.opengamma.engine.depgraph.DefaultComputationTargetCollapser;
import com.opengamma.engine.function.FunctionCompilationContext;
import com.opengamma.financial.OpenGammaCompilationContext;
import com.opengamma.financial.temptarget.TempTargetRepository;
import com.opengamma.financial.view.ViewEvaluationTarget;
import com.opengamma.financial.view.ViewEvaluationTargetCollapser;
import com.opengamma.util.SingletonFactoryBean;

/**
 * Creates {@link ComputationTargetCollapser} appropriate for the {@link DemoStandardFunctionConfiguration} functions.
 */
public class DemoComputationTargetCollapserBean extends SingletonFactoryBean<ComputationTargetCollapser> {

  private FunctionCompilationContext _compilationContext;

  public void setCompilationContext(final FunctionCompilationContext context) {
    _compilationContext = context;
  }

  public FunctionCompilationContext getCompilationContext() {
    return _compilationContext;
  }

  @Override
  protected ComputationTargetCollapser createObject() {
    final DefaultComputationTargetCollapser collapser = new DefaultComputationTargetCollapser();
    if (getCompilationContext() != null) {
      final TempTargetRepository tempTargets = OpenGammaCompilationContext.getTempTargets(getCompilationContext());
      if (tempTargets != null) {
        collapser.addCollapser(ViewEvaluationTarget.TYPE, new ViewEvaluationTargetCollapser(tempTargets));
      }
    }
    return collapser;
  }

}

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