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On March 23, 2018, Zygor Guides announced that they would end support for their ESO guide. Later, via answers given on the forums, they confirmed they would not add a leveling guide for Summerset. Their guide is Public Domain with Zygor's blessing for the community to create guides. So I took it upon myself to create a Summerset guide for the ESO community.
Swim Speed Potions (used especially at lvl 37 for Faldir's Cove in Arathi Highlands and lvl 57 in WPL). Try to get multiple stacks of these. I also recommend keeping a stack of these always in your bags. You will frequently pass rivers and lakes and can use these potions to pass them faster through out the guide. Please note that these potions do not stack with Druid's Aquatic Form and Glyph of Aquatic Form.
At some point, Zygor was destroyed. Accounts differed as to what the cause of this was and when it happened. According to one account, the planet was destroyed in the war against the Xaranti. (PROSE: The Bodysnatchers) Another account given by the Zygon Broton in the 20th century said his world was destroyed in a "recent catastrophe". (TV: Terror of the Zygons) Another account, given by Elizabeth I who had been posing as a Zygon in 1562, said that the Zygons lost their world when it burned in the first days of the Time War. (TV: The Day of the Doctor)
The vanilla WoW Horde leveling guide you see on this site was originally made back in 2006 by Joana (AKA Mancow, or FuriousPaul). The guides have been tweaked many times over the years to make things "faster". The leveling guides were made because of all the messages I got from people asking me how I was able to level up so quickly on new realms. I was first to level 60 on 7 different realms (3 with Mancow and 4 with Joana), even winning Blizzard's "First to Level 50" contest they held back in 2006.
If your pet's health gets too low or its attacks aren't very effective against a certain combatant, you can always switch out your current pet with another companion on your team. Only pets that are considered active (i.e., those in your three Battle Pet Slots), may be switched in and out during the battle. Once the match is over, you can always change up your active pet team, which is useful if one of your pets is low on health or dead.
The Horde levels 50-60 guide has been rewritten and revamped. My 1-60 Horde leveling guide is now completely updated for the 1.12 Drums of War patch. As you can see it is about 15% larger than the 40-50 guide (single largest guide page yet). There is also a lot of route changes. I moved the entire Silithus section from level 55 to level 58, which allowed me to include a lot more quests for that zone. There is also a lot of other improvement to the route, including adding a lot more quests into the guide, mostly from Moonglade, Silithus and Eastern Plaguelands. This will make the final level 59 grind much shorter.
So far i've done almost half in the past 2 weeks or so. I just want to know would it actually be beneficial to do the above tasks? Just all seems a bit too grindy, I feel like I've been wasting so much time doing old content that's not even needed any more... but I didn't mind doing them for the transmogs and such. I guess i'm just asking if this addon is really worth using and it's not suggesting unneeded filler.
Allied Races Overview Everything about Allied Races, new playable races in World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth, including unlock requirements for each race, Heritage Armor, customization options, and speculation when they are playable. Battle for Azeroth (110-120) Leveling Tips and Consumables How to level from 110 to 120 as quickly as possible in WoW Battle for Azeroth, including recommended zone order, best consumables, general leveling tips, and best addons. Azerite Armor Overview and FAQ Everything known about Azerite Armor and Azerite Traits in Battle for Azeroth including what Heart of Azeroth Level they unlock and how to respec them using an Azerite Reforger. The Battle for Lordaeron - Introductory Battle for Azeroth Quests This guide is an overview of the Battle for Lordaeron scenario, including a walkthrough from both Alliance and Horde points of view. Wowhead's Guide on How to Play World of Warcraft The basics of getting started in World of Warcraft as a brand-new player. Game installation, character creation, how to move, and complete your first quest.
Oct 8 New Player Terms and Abbreviations Greetings and welcome to Warcraft! As a new player you may have seen many acronyms and abbreviations, this short guide (using information from oflegends with full permission) should be helpful in your quest to understand what the heck people are saying :) If anyone notices any missing from this list please let me know. General Terms AFAIK - As Far As I Know AFK – Away From Keyboard Asap - As soon as possible ATM – At the Moment BBS – Be Back Soon Bio - Biological function break (Bathroom, etc.) BS - Can mean either Blacksmith or Bull Poopie, depending on context BRB – Be Right Back BRT - Be right there BTW – By The Way BYO<?> – Buy/Bring Your Own D/C - Disconnected (from the game) EULA - End User License Agreement, a legal document of most games ERP – Erotic Role Play FPS - First-Person Shooter (games), or Frames per Second (WoW) depending on context FYI – For Your Information FTL - For the Loss/Lose (meaning you dislike something) FTW - For the Win (meaning you think something is awesome) GG – Good Game GJ – Good Job GL - Good Luck GTFO – Get the Flip Out/Off GTG/G2G - Means either "good to go" or "got to go", depending on context GZ - Grats H/O – Hold on IDC – I don't care (IDRC can also be used for "I don't really care"). IDK – I don't know. IIRC - If I Recall Correctly IMHO/IMCO – In My Honest/Humble Opinion/In My Considered Opinion IMO – In My Opinion IRL – In Real Life JK - Just kidding! LAWL - Laugh(ing) a Whole Lot LMAO – Laughing My (rear end) Off LMK – Let Me Know LOL – Laughing Out Loud Lul - A variation of "Lol", the letters don't individually stand for anything. MMORPG – Massively Multiplayer Online Roleplaying Game Newb – Newbie (A new person), not usually used to insult Noob – A generally insulting term for someone who is disruptive/inattentive. (Some players think newb and noob mean the same thing, and refer to newbies as noobs.) NP - No Problem NPC – Non-player character (a computer-run person in the game) NTY – No, Thank You Nub – Non-useful body. Most players simply throw this term around. Ofc – Of course OIC – Oh, I See OMG/zOMG - Oh my God/Gosh OMGWTFBBQ - Expresses total shock or confusion to the point of the brain being reduced to barbecue. OMW – On My Way OP – Original Post(er) (forums), Overpowered (class, spell, etc) Pls/Plz/Plox - Please PvE – Player versus Environment PvP – Player versus Player Pwn – Typo of the word "own", usually used when someone is overwhelmingly defeated. "Pawn/pown" is also sometimes typed. ROFL – Rolling on Floor Laughing RP – Role Play (Usually PvE) RPPvP – Role Play Player versus Player Srsly - Seriously Sry/Soz - Sorry TL;DR – Too long; didn't read TMI – Too Much Information ToU - Terms of Use, a legal document of most games Troll – Someone who intentionally provokes unfavorable reactions in others TY – Thank You w/e - Whatever WB – Welcome Back w00t! - Originally was a combination of the words "wow, loot!" But is now used just to express excitement. WTF - See below abbreviation; replace "hell" with less desirable word WTH – What/Who The Hell WTV – Whatever XD – A smiley face. Think of the biggest grin you can make.Kagara97	Oct 8
Bonz, Sid, and Zygor are then seen right before the Battle City finals. The three reside in a nearby cemetery and trick people into giving up their Locator Cards. However, Yami Bakura is not intimidated by their act and challenges them to a Duel in which the winner gets all the Locator Cards, and thus goes directly to the Battle City Finals. Bakura wins in just a few moves, and then banishes them to Hell (the Shadow Realm in the dub).
WoW Classic seeks to recreate the "vanilla WoW" experience—that is, WoW as it existed before a series of seven game-altering major expansion packs from 2007's The Burning Crusade to 2018's Battle for Azeroth. To achieve this, Blizzard has rebuilt the game based on archived data from back in 2005 and 2006 (patch 1.12 is the goalpost—the current game is on patch 8.1.5). The company has committed to meticulously presenting the experience exactly as it was back then—warts and all—with only a small number of unavoidable or critical changes.
In the Duelist Kingdom tournament, Bonz, Sid and Zygor met Bandit Keith, who agreed to coach them through the tournament, so all four of them would advance to Pegasus Castle. Keith wanted revenge against Maximillion Pegasus for humiliating him in the final match of the Intercontinental Championship. While helping them win Duels the first day of the tournament, Keith secretly intends to use them for their Star Chips. When Keith finds out about Yugi Muto, Joey Wheeler, and the rest of the gang, he plans to get in their way and eliminate them.
The Horde 12-20 (Barrens + Stonetalon Mountains) guide has been rewritten and revamped. In addition, there has been numerous tweaks to the speedrun route to make things faster and easier to follow. Also, in case you haven't noticed I am now adding about 40% more info per step and redoing all the images. Unlike with my previous vanilla guides, I am now giving a brief explanation of where to go and what to do with each step along with any other helpful tips.
Nov 5 Demon Hunter Low Dps So i finished the starting zone for demon hunter and i found out im not doing any dps what so ever. Everyone tells me that thier doing something towards 14k after leaving the starting zone. But the max im ever gotten with any move is 300. Im level 100 with the gear what im supposed to leave with and for some reason im doing significantly lower dps than the usual player. Any help?Zexguru3	Nov 5
One player said in a comment posted in response to the list, "Yeah people don't realize the sheer enormity of game system evolution WoW has gone through since release. I'm not the biggest fan of BoA by any stretch, but I've played since closed beta vanilla, and I doubt I'll be going back to classic. Leveling was painful. Experiencing these old systems once was enough."
"I've got a small update here to help quell some of the rumors and let you know where we are at for WoW Classic", community manager Bornakk wrote on the official World of Warcraft forums. "We recently began a phase of internal employee alpha testing. The new build data that many of you have been discussing over the last few days is simply part of this process. Phases like this allow us to test out the game content along with other functionality that will be used in the live game, like logging in through the Blizzard Battle.net 62 App."
PHASED CONTENT ROLLOUT – Following its launch, World of Warcraft Classic's content will be released over the course of multiple phases reflecting the game's original order. Re-experience WoW history unfolding as heroes gear up for Blackwing Lair; players battle for PvP Honor and Rank rewards; and entire realms band together to open the gates of Ahn'Qiraj.
I have tried it a few times. It's good if you're new to the game. Otherwise not so much. I found I leveled slower by using it, as it's suggesting to take the longest possible route usually. Basically following roads everytime, when you could take an easy shortcut. Especially if the shortcut involves a bit of fall damage, it's out of question. The "go here" spots don't also update if you take a shortcut, and then the waypoint arrow points to wrong direction. But perhaps it has been updated since then.
"To fill our pool of beta and stress test participants, we'll be choosing dedicated players who meet select criteria from both the WoW Classic beta opt-in and the standard Warcraft beta opt-in. Participants will also need to have an active subscription or active game time on their Battle.net Account. While opting-in to the beta is the primary way to make sure you're in the running to join the test it doesn't guarantee an invitation to the closed beta test. We may also consider additional factors such as how long a player has been subscribed to the game so that we have the right mix of players to ensure great feedback toward making WoW Classic the very best experience for the community."
Beginning May 15, select WoW players will be invited to participate in a small-scale, focused closed beta test. Players will also get a chance to help put our servers and technology through their paces in a series of stress tests running from May through July—you can opt in now through Account Management and select the WoW Classic beta. Subsequent stress tests will extend the opportunity to even more players. Level caps will also be in place to ensure we're emphasizing the "stress" in "stress test"
The primary goal of Conflict and Strife is to provide an interesting choice in PvP by allowing access to an extra PvP Talent. It's not necessarily going to be a strong option for PvE. The acquisition of this Essence is via PvP, and is totally optional for PvE-focused players. While there may be interesting PvE uses for some of the choices, it is not expected to be a strong competitor on usual PvE criteria (like total throughput) on every spec.
Workaround as a player is simply to skip forward past that step in the guide, at which point it has steps for the other quests. I'm still on Bleakrock as that character, so I don't know if a duplicate "begin the evacuation" step exists after you've found all the missing people. In either case, just don't talk to Captain Rana about evacuating until you've completed all the other main/sidequests on Bleakrock, which are listed at the UESP link above.
On August 27, veterans and newcomers will be able to relive World of Warcraft's epic origins as they assemble a 40-player raid to take on the fiery hazards of Molten Core; fight for their faction in the ongoing world PvP struggle between Southshore and Tarren Mill; muster a realm-wide war effort to open the gates of Ahn'Qiraj; and much more. Click HERE to see the content release plan!
Hey! Just came back from the game, looking to play bfa but i had no idea what to do when i logged on. It was all a bit confusing and i know nothing about the current content. So after some frustration i bought zygor again (haven't used it since cata ..) and i do currently feel more comfortable. I'm following the guides from the 'suggested' tab in zygor but i'm just really unsure if what i'm doing is even relevant. I know the end of the expansion is coming so i'd hate to waste my time. OK i will list the things it's been telling me to do.
The Legion Fishing Artifact, Underlight Angler (Patch 7.3.5) Join fellow fisherman in Legion by obtaining the new fishing artifact! This guide will give a detailed walk-through showing you how to get the artifact. Mounts and Companions from Professions A comprehensive guide on how to make all the mounts and craft all the companions using the in-game professions. Battle for Azeroth Cooking Guide This guide covers all of the World of Warcraft Battle for Azeroth Cooking additions and changes, including new foods and how to obtain recipes. Battle for Azeroth Enchanting Guide This guide covers all of the World of Warcraft Battle for Azeroth Enchanting additions and changes, including new items and special Enchanting-only perks.
Nov 5 Yellow names I got killed by an undead character with a yellow name. I know some npcs are green and players on your side are blue. Is this an enemy player or an npc? I thought the undead and blood elves were on the same side but I think it might have been a player because he/she jumped over and over again on my corpse after I was dead. I'm really confused by this.Lithelilara12	Nov 5
Oct 24 Giving Back - In-Game Help for New Players List was last pruned of inactivity on 4/12/2016. You can check this post to see how I determined inactivity: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/981608215?page=42#831 It's never too late to volunteer! I'm always adding people to the list. Also, despite the name, these mentors are also available to returning players who need help, too! Disclaimer: This is NOT a place to populate your friend list in-game. These are mentors here to help. These players are also NOT chosen by Blizzard (though a few of them may be MVPs that have volunteered!). They are simply other posters who are willing to be helpful! -- Originally started by Hektikk of the Trollbane server, on the old forums. Now created here and maintained by me. Help on the forums is good, but sometimes as a new player, you need help in-game with your various questions. And that's where this thread comes in! It's a list of volunteers--players just like you or me--who are willing to become mentors to new players. They'll get you started if you're brand-new, and answer questions as you are learning your way through the game. You may even make new friends! Before you choose a potential mentor, read on for some helpful hints about how to make your experience a successful one! -- NEW PLAYERS: IMPORTANT: DO NOT post in this thread asking people to come to your server to help, or to ask a question about the game. The point of this thread is to provide you with a resource so that YOU can seek out the help you need in-game, not for people to search for you. For questions, just make a new thread and ask the regulars here on the forums. - To use this thread, check if someone from your faction/server is on the list already, or decide where you'd like to play on based on available volunteers. Next, add the volunteer to your friends list. Then, you can see when they get online and whisper them! You can also mail them via the mailbox, or check the Google lists (links in post #2) for any of that player's alts. If a mentor has a BattleTag listed, you can use that to talk to them no matter what server/faction you're on. However, they will have to accept your friend request first. - Keep in mind that players on Oceanic servers can ONLY see players from other Oceanic servers in the game world. If you wish to be on an Oceanic server, it is highly recommended you seek help from mentors also on Oceanic servers. - NOTE: Due to restrictions, Starter Accounts cannot mail anyone, whisper other players, or use BattleTag/RealID messaging. If another player whispers you first, or you both add one another to your friend list, you may whisper them. - Be sure to identify yourself when you contact someone. Mention this thread. Some players might ignore you otherwise. Also keep in mind that a player might be busy, so they might miss your whisper the first time around. Don't spam or harass them. - Don't beg or act entitled to bags, gold, dungeon runs, guild invites, etc. No one on this list is obligated to give you items or do you favors. - If someone is rude or very unhelpful, please ignore them, then consider messaging me in-game or on Twitter (@LadyLatias) to let me know (please don't call them out on the forums). Conversely, if you had a great experience with someone, let me know that too! - If any of the characters on this list seem to not exist/be active anymore, please make a post here saying so and I will remove them. -- VOLUNTEERS: - Be patient and treat the newbies well. No one wants to roll on your server, have you talk to them for a few days, and then have you get bored with them and ignore them. If you don't have patience for teaching, don't volunteer. - You are welcome to submit your BattleTag, but only do so if you're willing to have strangers talk to you at any time. Also note that people who friend request you can NO LONGER include a note to identify themselves. Please remove and/or report BT friends if they are being rude or harassing you. - If you want to be a volunteer, please post a maximum of five characters per faction per server. Alts are no longer listed here, but they will be added to the Google lists. - Please do not submit characters that are under level 10, bank alts, or otherwise not played frequently. - If you no longer want to be a mentor, or are going to quit the game, please post to have your name removed from the list. If you plan on doing a change to a character on this list (server transfers, name/faction change, etc.), please let me know that too! -- If you want to be a volunteer, just post here with your character(s), faction, and server, and I'll add your name to the list. I will also list Battletags if you wish (not required). Welcome to WoW! Happy questing!Cerylia1042	Oct 24
There are two parts of the quest chain for each continent. The first part involves defeating numerous Master Pet Tamers, and the second requires you to triumph over the Grand Master Tamer. After you've bested the Grand Master Tamer, dailies from each Tamer will unlock for that continent. All the dailies continue to reward experience for your companions, however only the Grand Master daily quest will reward the Sack of Pet Supplies.
Nov 9 Trial and veteran account restrictions Okay so this is something that Definitely needs to be brought to the attention of the entirety of the player base. The Restrictions for anyone who is on a trial account are as follows. - Characters that are created cannot be leveled beyond 20. (Keep in mind the max level today is 120.) - The maximum amount of gold your characters can carry is 10 gold. - The maximum amount of skill you can obtain in any profession is 100. - The only people who can see you /says and /emotes are any players who are not 10 levels above your own level. (This means the maximum level players can be before the can no longer see your emotes or /says is 31.) - The only players a trial account user can whisper, is anyone who happens to have that specific character on their friends list. - Players of a Trial account are not allowed to make use of Auction houses, Mailboxes, or any form of trading between players. - Trial account players cannot join or create any guilds. - Trial account players are unable to access Trade, Local defense, or General chats in any zone. - Trial account players are unable to invite people into parties. - No pet battling. ... For Veteran Account players, the only difference is that a Veteran account can join a guild that one of their other characters is already in. The reason this is being posted is simple. It has been very rare for me to be able to find anyone who understands the idea of a level 4 not having says or Emote during RP because of them being a Trial or Veteran account. Players who do not understand this, end up getting offended with the Trial or Veteran account owner even though they have no control over these restriction. This needs to stop. It's hard enough already as a player who is using a restricted account without players who are not attempting to understand the situation, getting hostile towards these players and completely ruining the game for our newer and Veteran players. Before a GM tries to shoot this down if they have a reason to... Keep this in mind. It's true that these users who use Trial or Veteran accounts are not paying anything, but they are still players and should be respected just as much as the players who do pay. I'm not saying remove the limitations... make people aware of the restrictions. There are players who don't know about them simply because they never had to put up with it. This makes them ignorant towards those players who do use those trial and veteran accounts and will not think twice about putting them down for something they have no control over. You can tell them to report those player all you like, but at the end of the day..... There are a lot of players who don't know about them. MAKE PEOPLE AWARE OF THE RESTRICTIONS. I'm doing so myself, starting with this thread.Eindrache4	Nov 9
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Джон Скотт (; 22 декабря 1933 — июня 1978), также известный как Джеки Скотт () и Джонни Скотт — североирландский футболист.

Клубная карьера
Уроженец Белфаста, Скотт начал футбольную карьеру в местных юношеских командах «Бойленд Ют» и «Ормонд Стар», где его заметил скаут «Манчестер Юнайтед» в Северной Ирландии Боб Бишоп. В 1950 году он подписал любительский контракт с «Манчестер Юнайтед», а в октябре 1951 года — профессиональный контракт. 4 октября 1952 года дебютировал в основном составе «Юнайтед» в матче Первого дивизиона против «Вулверхэмптон Уондерерс». Из-за серьёзной конкуренции за место в основном составе сыграл за «Юнайтед» только 3 официальных матча с 1952 по 1956 год.

В июне 1956 года перешёл в «Гримсби Таун», главным тренером которого был другой экс-игрок «Манчестер Юнайтед» Алленби Чилтон. В первом сезоне в составе «Гримсби Таун» Скотт забил 11 мячей, включая гол в дебютном матче за клуб против «Ноттс Каунти» 25 августа 1956 года, став лучшим бомбардиром команды. Выступал на позиции правого вингера, отличаясь отличным контролем мяча, точными кроссами, поставленным ударом и эффективностью в исполнении одиннадцатиметровых ударов. В сезоне 1961/62 помог команде занять втрое место в Третьем дивизионе и выйти во Второй дивизион. Скотт выступал за команду на протяжении семи сезонов, сыграв 240 матчей и забив 51 гол в рамках лиги.

В 1963 году перешёл в клуб Четвёртого дивизиона «Йорк Сити» на правах свободного агента. Провёл в команде один сезон (22 матча, 3 гола). Летом 1964 года перешёл в клуб Южной лиги «Маргейт». Провёл за команду 95 матчей и забил 26 голов.

Карьера в сборной
Участник чемпионата мира 1958 года, на турнире провёл две игры: против Чехословакии и Франции.

После завершения карьеры
Погиб в результате нечастного случая в июне 1978 года на строительной площадке в Манчестере. Ему было 44 года.

Достижения
 Гримсби Таун
 Вице-чемпион Третьего дивизиона: 1961/62

Статистика выступлений

Примечания

Ссылки
 Профиль футболиста на сайте Northern Ireland's Footballing Greats
 Профиль футболиста на сайте MUFCInfo.com
 Профиль футболиста на сайте Grimsby-TownFC.co.uk
 Профиль футболиста на сайте MargateFCHistory.co.uk

Футболисты Северной Ирландии
Игроки сборной Северной Ирландии по футболу
Игроки ФК «Манчестер Юнайтед»
Игроки ФК «Гримсби Таун»
Игроки ФК «Йорк Сити»
Игроки ФК «Маргейт»

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Centuries ago, it destroyed the foundations of a Buddhist monastery under construction in central Tibet. Then Guru Rinpoche, who had brought Buddhism to the kingdom, pursued the demon west, deep into Mustang. The two fought among Mustang's snow peaks, desert canyons and grasslands. Guru Rinpoche prevailed, and he scattered the demon's body parts across Mustang: its blood formed towering red cliffs, and its intestines tumbled to the wind-scoured earth east of the cliffs. Later, people would build a wall of prayer stones, the longest in Nepal, atop the intestines.
On the fifth day of our trek, we stood above the demon's heart. Here, on a hillside, the people of Mustang had built the monastery of Lo Gekar, one of the oldest in the Tibetan world. A lama showed us around. I found no remnants of a demonic heart, but the walls in a dark room at the rear were covered with paintings of fearsome creatures with fangs and blue skin. Tibetans called them protector deities. Our guide, Karma, pulled me over into the shadows and pointed to another wall. I squinted, and saw a statue of Buddha that had been carved from the rock. Or so I thought.
Mustang was a caldron of myth, as I discovered on a 16-day trek through the Himalayan region of Nepal in September. Modernity was creeping in to the area, but the stories that people told had evolved little over centuries. As I walked through the valleys and white-walled villages, I heard tales that brought alive the harsh land, a place of deep ravines and stinging wind and ancient cave homes. It had been this way before the kingdom was united under Ame Pal in the 14th century, and the narratives seem as alive today as ever.
I had longed to visit Mustang ever since I got a glimpse of it while trekking the nearby Annapurna Circuit 12 years ago. On the northern arc of the circuit was the village of Kagbeni, with its red-walled monastery. To the north was an expansive gorge carved by the Kali Gandaki River. Beyond lay Upper Mustang, or the Kingdom of Lo, forbidden to those who did not have a permit from the Nepalese government.
This fall seemed like the right time for me to go. As a boy, I had seen my mother embrace certain Buddhist beliefs, and later I began walking paths in the Himalayas in search of something transcendent in the landscape and the abiding expressions of faith. I would soon turn 40, and my first child was on the way. It was time to make a Himalayan pilgrimage at the close of a chapter of my life and the beginning of another.
There was another reason to visit now. Last year, as a wave of self-immolations swept across the Tibetan plateau, China restricted access to the region — which had already been limited since 2008. For tourists, Mustang is a good alternative. It provides a taste of authentic Tibetan culture, and, like much of Tibet, it lies in the Trans-Himalaya, a vast high-altitude desert to the north of the main Himalayan range, which blocks most of the monsoon clouds that dump rain on India and Southeast Asia in the summer.
Last year, nearly 3,000 tourists entered Upper Mustang, according to statistics in a government office in Kagbeni, an increase of more than 25 percent from about three years earlier. But the permit fee — $500 for 10 days, and $10 for each additional day — still deters many travelers. The low numbers, though, are welcomed by those trekkers looking to avoid the busy Annapurna and Everest trails, as well as by some Mustangis, even ones who say the government needs to give Mustang a greater portion of permit revenue.
After a week in the Katmandu Valley with my wife, Tini, I met up with my friend Gilles and flew north, between the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri massifs. Many trekkers rush from Kagbeni to Lo Manthang, the walled capital of Mustang, and back in 10 days. We decided to go more slowly and explore some of the hidden corners along the way. Summertime in Nepal is when some of its last remaining nomads set up camp in the high grasslands west of Lo Manthang. In that area, too, are peaks of more than 20,000 feet beckoning to be explored. A 16-day permit would also allow us time to travel up the valleys running north of Lo Manthang, toward Tibet, and then return to Kagbeni along the canyons east of the Kali Gandaki. The eastern half of Mustang was more remote, and it had some of the best-preserved Tibetan Buddhist cave art in the world.
Each day of the trek, I marveled at how the landscape of Mustang was unlike anything I had seen in the Himalayas. It was a place of canyon vistas revolving around the enormous valley of the Kali Gandaki. The trekking routes on both sides of the river ran up and down side valleys. The rivers were low most of the year, but some summer monsoon rains meant we had to ford rivers a half-dozen times.
Much of Upper Mustang is a desolate place, inhabited by about 5,400 people and once crossed only by Tibetan pilgrims and yak caravans. We entered the area on the second day of the trek. There, at a wide stretch of the Kali Gandaki, the waters were flowing high and fast. All our gear was lashed to three horses. Besides Karma, our team consisted of Gombo, a horseman from Lo Manthang, and Fhinju, an ethnic Sherpa cook.
After the trail crossed the Kali Gandaki, it climbed steeply up to the village of Samar, considered the wettest and greenest place in Mustang. Right before dusk, we crossed a pass draped with Tibetan prayer flags and walked down to a lodge. Karma came from Samar, and his brother, the village head, owned the lodge. The main villages in Mustang all had at least one home where trekkers could stay. The rooms had simple beds or a bench with a thick Tibetan wool rug. Exhausted from a long day of trekking, Gilles and I sat down in the warm kitchen for dinner, next to French travelers. For dessert, the brother's wife prepared apple pie with custard.
From next door came the sound of a pounding drum. "Traveling lamas," Karma said.
Over the next days, we settled into our trekking routine: get up at 6 or 7, eat breakfast, walk for six to eight hours, reach a village before nightfall. The countryside became more barren the farther north we went, as we approached Lo Manthang. The hues of the mountains — shades of red and brown and ocher — changed each day, and varied with the movement of the sun.
All across the rugged land, people had built Buddhist chortens, or small stupas, atop hills, on pathways leading into villages and even inside caves, in part to ward off spirits that would do them harm. Tibetan Buddhism and the myths were intertwined threads that were in turn woven into the landscape.
With the tail end of the monsoon came the harvest. Villagers were out in the fields cutting down golden stalks of barley. But the harvest also brought out more stories of curses, bad spirits and misfortunes that could befall people. Karma said the high passes that linked Mustang with the arid land of Dolpo to the west could not be crossed until after the harvest, legend had it, lest the harvest end in disaster. The same held for climbing the unnamed peaks that rose to over 20,000 feet west of Lo Manthang. One day, tempting fate, I walked up one. When I reached the snowline, above 19,400 feet, it began hailing. Dark clouds loomed. I went down.
We reached Lo Manthang after that climb and a couple of nights camping near nomad families. We had sat in their black yak-wool tents and sipped cups of buttermilk tea. In Lo Manthang, I spoke to the prince of Mustang (his father, the 80-year-old king, had been ill for weeks) and visited the three red-walled monasteries at the heart of the town. We met a team of dozens of locals being led by an Italian, Luigi Fieni, who was repainting Buddhist artwork in the gargantuan Thubchen Monastery. Its towering roof was held up by a forest of wood pillars and its enormous gilded statues inspired awe.
After two days, we left, following Karma to a place just as singular but hidden by the land. From the village of Yara, we approached a cave east of the Kali Gandaki gorge that was reachable only by a vertical climb. We took off our packs and scrambled up using our hands. One slip and we would have plummeted hundreds of feet to the valley floor.
This was Tashi Kabum, a cave temple that local villagers had opened to the public only a few years ago. Inside was a large white chorten, and painted on the cave walls and roof were some of the best preserved ancient Buddhist art I had ever seen. I could make out lotus petals on the roof. On one wall was a portrait of a lama in red robes. More enigmatic was a painting of a smiling, ivory-skinned man in a seated position. His face was illuminated by sunlight streaming through an opening in the cliffside.
Fhinju, our Sherpa companion, brushed his fingers over the painting. "Chenrezig," he said, and bowed his head in prayer.
For Tibetan Buddhists, Chenrezig was a bodhisattva embodying compassion. Tibetans believed the Dalai Lama was a reincarnation of him. He was a central figure in Buddhist pantheons across Asia. Growing up in an American suburb, I had watched my mother pray nightly in our living room to a statue of the Chinese incarnation, Guanyin.
Here, as far from my childhood home as it was possible to be, he gazed out at me again. Faith in him had crossed borders and transcended time. The tale took on a different meaning with each person. I stared into his eyes and saw his story unfolding in days to come.
Most trekkers enter Upper Mustang at the village of Kagbeni. The nearest airport is at Jomsom, a three-hour walk away. Flights to Jomsom from the resort town of Pokhara cost less than $100 each way. The airlines and frequency vary with the season, and there are often cancellations due to bad weather. But the view from the plane, which passes between some of the world's highest mountains, is jaw-dropping. One alternative is to take a 14-hour bus ride to Jomsom along a route that has frequent landslides.
Foreigners must arrange their Mustang permits through an individual guide or trekking agency. I recommend hiring a native Mustangi as a guide, though they are hard to find. I used Karma Samdup (karmakurt@hotmail.com), who comes from the village of Samar in Mustang.
If you want to go with a Western-led travel agency, Project Himalaya (project-himalaya.com) and Kamzang (kamzang.com) run treks in Mustang.
Every major village on the trekking trails in Mustang has a guesthouse or home where trekkers can stay. An experienced guide knows them all.


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Samsung Heir Departs for Canada, U.S. to Meet Partners: Yonhap
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(Bloomberg) — Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Jay Y. Lee left Sunday for Canada and the U.S. in his first overseas business trip since his parole in August, according to Yonhap News.
Samsung's de-facto chief told reporters at an airport that he will meet with "various partners" in the U.S., Yonhap said. While it's unclear what Lee will do in his first business travel to the country in five years, he could visit Samsung's chip plant site in Austin, Texas amid the shortage of semiconductors and may finalize the selection of the site for the firm's new U.S. chip plant, according to the report.
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Lee will also visit Boston, where Moderna Inc.'s headquarters are located. Samsung Biologics Co. makes the Moderna Covid vaccine.

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Forgive me for posting this here, I'm aware it could be posted in the "apps" section. But I feel it fits here due to the nature of Passbook.
Really simple question, I'm having trouble finding this anywhere online: How will Starbucks "Pay with Square/Square Wallet" integrate with the new Starbucks app and Passbook? Right now, you can just pay via the Starbucks card in Passbook, or the Starbucks app; but it seems soon you will be able to simply "check in" at a Starbucks and the payment will be handled without even taking your phone out, using Square. Thus, no need for Passbook (as it relates to Starbucks anyway) Or am I missing something?
Bottom line, I enjoy Passbook so far, but I'm very unfamiliar with Square. How will Square work with Passbook and the current Starbucks app? And this is just one example, Square seems to be growing at a rapid pace, many more merchants will come on board i assume.
Thanks for reading this and taking time to answer!
Edit: I guess the over-arching question is: Is Passbook and Square competitors in this market??
It won't work with the Starbucks app or passbook.
The deal with Square will work with their Square Wallet app.


See our piece on how Anonymous attacked Hollywood here.
Get ready guys. Jan. 18 might become known in the future as the day the Internet went dark.
Several websites, including L.A.'s own Boing Boing, are vowing to go offline Wednesday to protest Congress' consideration of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), which would require websites to sever ties and links to those known to have violated copyright laws.
" ... that's just crazy," a Google insider told the Daily Beast: Google could stand to lose $80 million if it shut down for just a day.
Boing Boing could never co-exist with a SOPA world: we could not ever link to another website unless we were sure that no links to anything that infringes copyright appeared on that site.
... If we failed to take this precaution, our finances could be frozen, our ad broker forced to pull ads from our site, and depending on which version of the bill goes to the vote, our domains confiscated, and, because our server is in Canada, our IP address would be added to a US-wide blacklist that every ISP in the country would be required to censor.
SOPA and its companion measure the Protect Intellectual Property Act have been spearheaded by L.A.'s own movie industry, which can't seem to find more creative ways to force you to pay for its fine fare.
The legislation has been widely criticized as draconian by tech titans ranging from Google to Craigslist. [Added: Wikipedia is planning an English-language blackout, too].
Lucky for us the administration of President Obama indicated over the weekend that it opposes the "central elements" of both bills, in the words of The New York Times.
Them's calming words to those of us for whom links and traded traffic online comprise digital lifeblood. But keep in mind that this is election season and Hollywood is a deep well of campaign cash for Obama.
He'll have to face Hollywood's most powerful suits, hands out once again, before November. We wonder if he'll shrug and smile or make a deal.
Likewise, will celebrities and so-called creatives in Hollywood stand against the arm-twisting of their studio overlords and declare that SOPA is B.S?
This is turning out to be quite an L.A. story.


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Q: Can we know who voted to close a question and then retracted their vote? Some time ago, I was browsing through the history of the close votes review queue of a group and I noticed that a certain question had been closed after five users having voted there to close it (and no user voted to keep it open). I found that strange: how had that question got there in the first place? As far as I know, a question is sent to the close votes review queue only if some user votes to close it (am I right?).
Then I thought that what could have happened was this: a user voted to close the question and then retracted their vote. This would explain it. Is that the only explanation? Is it possible to know who that user was (my guess is that it is not)? Or, at last, do the group moderators have access to that information?

A: Community consensus in the form of close votes was that the question you were looking at needed to be improved in order to be eligible for answers.
I think it is important to focus on the content of that question and its improvement rather than trying to identify any individual who may have changed their mind about whether it needs improvement, if that is what happened.

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Certain pets and animals can quite literally become part of the family. Growing up with you and your children and providing a barrel of laughs and love. But, either with pets or external animals, they can sometimes bite or attack. They are instinctive, so will sometimes act quickly without thinking. Yet, unfortunately, this is usually due to how the pet was brought up and taught, especially with dogs. There are ways in which you can deal with these attacks, some are more serious than others, but all require due attention.
Ranging from playful to lethal, dog bites can be seriously dangerous. Remember, these used to be pack animals like wolves, and use their teeth to hunt and bring down prey. If an angry dog gets hold of you or a family member, you must remember not to shake or pull your arm or leg. It'll only help the animal get a firmer grip on you and injure you further. You need to stay calm, fight through the pain, and try to dislodge the beast as quickly as possible. A key weakness is the nose, which is always sensitive. So give it a punch or kick and the beast will quickly let go. If it attacks again do the same. Fend it off with your foot and kick at it until it leaves you alone.
Once you've been bitten, you need to get it looked at straight away. Even if the bite is small and seemingly insignificant you need to get checked out, especially if you think the dog is a stray as it could be rabid. You can find treatment easily enough, and you should strictly follow whatever the experts say. You may need stitches, in which case you should use antibacterial wash on the affected area often.
After you have been treated, you need to tell the relevant authorities. If the dog has an owner or is a guard dog, consider compensation. There are some great lawyers out there like Christopher Dixon, who can represent you and seek relevant compensation for your injuries sustained. This is essential if it has made you miss work or has affected any hobbies or plans you had in place before the attack occurred.
You owe it as a duty to the public to stop the dog attacking again. Whether it means getting the dog trained in disciplinary classes or even getting the dog put down if the attack was severe enough. Doing this will stop the dog attacking again. Next time it could be much worse and even fatal, so take action, otherwise you could be left feeling pretty bad if it does happen again.
If your child was hurt by a dog bite they may need ways in which to build trust back. Take them out with a friend's dogs so they can see that not all dogs are bad, even consider taking them to the local kennels. In the worst case you may need to seek therapy, but you should not stop until you or your family are okay again, otherwise it will scar them for life.
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The doors below have been vetted as authentic.
From Zimbabwe come the plainer, massive doors of the Tonga people. They are simply inscribed with abstract patterns.
All of the doors are hung as wall pieces, but could be mounted on bases as sculptures. They could also be hung or mounted horizontally. The backs are usually plain and those views are not shown unless it is critical to the piece. All were photographed in direct sunlight, which worked well for some and not for others. These doors are thick and very heavy.
In Zimbabwe hotels, and elsewhere, the doors are often mounted horizontally and used as headboards on beds (see below).


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Reflections on Living and Working in Rwanda
Kelly Everhart (center) interned at two hospitals in Kigali, Rwanda.
by Kelly Everhart MS, MIV, Geisel School of Medicine
Rwandan Ministry of Health
We landed in Kigali around 10 pm, 30 hours after leaving Boston Logan. The first thing I noticed about Rwanda's capital city were the lights — on approach to the airport, instead of the haphazard array of neon and LED lights I associate with US or European cities, we flew over thousands of yellow sodium and low-wattage fluorescent street lights. Few, very few, lights fell outside of the linear arrangement lining (some of) Kigali's streets — I later learned that the homes which do have access to electricity conserve it tightly, since electricity is an expensive commodity here.
The second thing I noticed blew in through the aircraft's open doors once we were parked on the tarmac — smoke, the smell of a whole city's cooking fires. But, coupled with the many military and policemen carrying semi-automatics patrolling the airport and the history of the 1994 Genocide I had finished on the plane, the smoke elicited apprehensive thoughts in my mind, so incongruent with the friendly hospitality I now associate with the same smell.
I have been in Rwanda for 5 weeks. This is my first visit to Africa — I have lived in Rome, traveled extensively in Western Europe, taught geology in Iceland, and avidly listened to global health narratives that many of Geisel's faculty weave into their lectures. I am grateful to the many kind travelers who gave me very simple advice before this trip: come with an open mind (and don't ride the motos or eat buffets — risk management). Wise words — every day, I am challenged, over stimulated, impressed, made humble, made joyful, motivated and moved by the deep relationships that develop between people with a shared purpose.
I have spent all of my time at CHUK and CHUB, two of the four referral hospitals in Rwanda. Although they serve all patients, they tend to be frequented by those who cannot afford care at the newer facilities. At these hospitals, nurses are in short supply, and so family members are tasked with the daily care of patients — bathing them, cooking for them, feeding them, obtaining their medications, and in many instances, administering the medications themselves. Two of the most touching scenes I have ever witnessed involved these relationships. In Butare, prisoners — identified by their bright orange or pink cotton clothing - are frequent patients due to the local prison. A patient prisoner is accompanied by a (relatively) healthy prisoner, who wears a cap with a red cross on it, and functions as the admitted prisoner's family member. Reflecting on the handful of occasions I've spent time with American prisoners, I was wholly unprepared for the gentle, thoughtful, and thorough affect and behavior of both prisoners. Similarly, in Kigali, I was on Rounds when I noticed a patient who we knew had no family or friends vomiting in the corner. Before anyone on our team could react, a family member from a nearby patient calmly "adopted" our patient - and cared for him (in addition to her own family member) for another 20 days.
One of the most challenging things I've experienced so far is sensory overload — smell (the only sensory modality that is not gated by the thalamus, meaning smells shoot right from the nerves at the top of your nose to your cortex, no signal modification or attenuation — the odors of illness can be rough), touch (people are always touching you, or you are in very tight quarters), sound (from continual "muzungo!" — white person! — to heavily accented French or English that you really, really want to understand but can't seem to, to competing radios playing football games, American pop, Rwandan politics), sight (so, so much to learn if you look around — and important to avoid oncoming traffic that does NOT yield to pedestrians), taste (leaded gasoline has a peculiar taste when you breath in fumes while walking along a road).
The challenge is no so much tolerating the uncomfortable as making sure that the uncomfortable does not block the wonderful — smell (Rwanda is covered in flowering trees that smell delicious, afternoon rainstorms, the cooking fires), touch (cool breezes run through the open hospital windows, Rwandans give very firm and friendly handshakes), sound (sung prayers coming from open windows, heavily accented French or English that you DO understand, Kinyarwanda phrases I know, "Yesssss, Good Morning!" shouted by school children when you ride past), sight (Rwanda is a country of steep, green hills and open skies with villages and mountainous lakes tucked in between, smiles, or the lifted eyebrows that took me 3 weeks to pick up on as a signal of approval), taste (grilled goat and fish, Rwandan coffee and tea).
All of which encompasses the daily work to be done. I came to Rwanda under the auspices of the Human Resources for Health program, which is mandated to establish a sustainable medical education system in Rwanda, delivered by Rwandan physicians, by the end of 2018. Although I have spent about half of my time in the clinical context, participating in the care of Rwandan patients and teaching physical exam skills to younger Rwandan medical students, the most meaningful work that I have done so far has been working with Rwandan medical residents on their research theses. By the end of their residencies, PGY4s (the top of the medical education heap) are required by the Ministry of Health to complete a scientific thesis of primary research pertaining to Rwandan health care. Written in English (English was made the official language of education, business, etc in 2009 — prior to that time, Rwandans learned French and Kinyrwanda), these theses are graded by officials at the Ministry of Health; a passing grade buys you a ticket to specialty training, a coveted and prestigious opportunity. Not only are the residents writing an entire thesis in a new language, they do so without the benefit of an education that taught the Scientific Method, statistics, the ins and outs of evidence-based science and literature, the ethics of intellectual property (think plagiarism), Word, Excel, SPSS. In tutoring these residents one-on-one, I couldn't help but recall Sir Thomas Moore's Utopia: you first make a thief, and then you punish him. It took some dedicated exploration of the context of each resident's background and current lives (they have an truly astounding amount of responsibility) for me to develop real compassion for blatantly cut and paste passages, improper data collection, etc - but it didn't take me any time to be profoundly impressed by the motivation and intellectual acuity of these physicians. Out of these relationships, I am working on a mini-curriculum to be delivered to the rising PGY4s early on in their theses, hopefully while I am still here in Rwanda.
A few other observations:
When a Rwandan says "No problem!," what they mean is: "I acknowledge the fact that you have spoken to me," which should not be mistaken for "yes," or "I agree," or "that sounds like a good plan." Alternatively, a prolonged sound in the back of the throat (ironically, the sound that Americans make when they want to acknowledge communication without indicating an opinion), is an affirmative.
Rwandan children are the most playful kiddos I've ever encountered. Running and riding bikes through villages (neighborhoods of concrete and brick residences both in cities and throughout the countryside), you collect an entourage of excited children who happily practice English, mimic you when you skip, gallop, or hop like bunny, or just run alongside of you for a while, giggling for no apparent reason other than the joy of company (which I share!). They also seems to really, really like watches.
The generosity in this country knocks my proverbial socks off. Our medical team has had the privilege of numerous invitations to visit Rwandans in their homes; even with very limited resources, their hospitality is overwhelming. And generosity in these scenarios is synonymous with a strong and vibrant community of family, friends, co-workers, neighbors - that I hope to take back to the US with me as an ideal structure for relationships in my own life.
I am so looking forward to the three weeks I have remaining here in Rwanda - three more weeks of serious learning (approaching paradigm shift), deepening relationships, making future plans, and the happiness and fun of shared purpose.
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Watch out Arashi! Sorrowful Bounty Hunter is the sixteenth episode of Zoids: Wild. It first aired in Japan on October 20, 2018.
Character development for Penne.
This episode starts out with the Team Freedom trio being happy-go-lucky. Penne reveals she's looking after kids and needs money to support them. Arashi offers her the great ancient treasure Z if it helps meet her dream.
However, things change half way through the episode when Penne tries to sneak out and sabotage the Liger. It's quickly revealed that she's a spy for the Death Metal Empire. As she reveals her past, the episode also introduces another member of the four heavenly kings, Foiegras, pilot of the Knuckle Kong.
She ends up fighting Arashi one-on-one.
After an emotional battle, Arashi defeats her using his Wild Blast.
Despite being betrayed, Arashi is actually supportive of Penne, however it's short-lived as he and Onigiri start to fall asleep. Penne had put a sleeping drug in the food.
Penne, obviously affected by Arashi's words, then leaves for Death Metal, without completing her objective. She places her badge with Arashi before she goes.
The episode ends there, clearly a to-be-continued story.
The next-time clips reveal what's been missing thusfar: Penne's Wild Blast.
Up till now Penne hasn't been able to use her Wild Blast, and before meeting Arashi, didn't know what it was (she did know of the Death Blast, however).


Essentially, IG Shopping – or whatever it may end up being called – would allow users to browse collections of goods from people and merchants they follow, and make purchases from directly within the application.
A release timetable for Instagram's e-commerce application is unclear, and The Verge notes that the app "could be canceled before it is released." Instagram, however, is believed to be optimistic about the potential of its shopping expansion.
Given Instagram's ties to Facebook, users will undoubtedly be wary about handing over their payment details. Additionally, the success of Instagram spinning off in-app features into standalone applications remains to be seen as the company has been quiet regarding IGTV adoption.
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Q: Swagger/OpenApi Model Example Value I am trying to insert my own values within my Swagger/OpenApi, currently in the Model Example Value I have the following values:

The desired situation is as shown below :

I've looked into it and tried multiple methods to achive this, for example I tried adding XMLComments like this:

However this does not work. Then I tried to use the MapType function which provides this functionality, I've done this with the following code:
c.MapType<Student>(() => new Schema()
                    {
                        example = new Student()
                        {
                            StudentName = "John Doe",
                            Age = 28
                        }
                    });

However, when I try it this way, I get the following result:

Any way to fix this ?

A: Use NuGet Package Swashbuckle.AspNetCore.Filters as follow:
Add your default model (the default value which you intend to be shown in swagger) as follow:
public class StudentDtoDefault : IExamplesProvider<StudentDto>
{
   public StudentDto GetExamples()
    {
        return new StudentDto
        {
             StudentName = "John Doe",
             Age = 28
        };
    }
}

Note it is implementing IExamplesProvider<StudentDto> where StudentDto is the main model which I'm sending to the API controller.
And this is how we should apply it for our controller action:
[SwaggerRequestExample(typeof(StudentDto), typeof(StudentDtoDefault))]
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult Post([FromBody] StudentDto student)
{
    ...
}

For more information and example, please visit the GitHub Repository of this project.

A: The method I used and which resolved my issue was the following:
Within the Swagger configuration:
.EnableSwagger("/swagger", c=> {
    c.SchemaFilter<SwaggerExamples>();
})

and then within SwaggerExamples.cs :
using Swashbuckle.Swagger;

public class SwaggerExamples : ISchemaFilter
{
   public void Apply(Schema schema, SchemaRegistry schemaRegistry, Type type)
        {
           if(type == typeof(Student))
               {
                   schema.example = new Student
                   {
                       StudentName = "John",
                       Age = 28
                   };
               }
        }
}

This resulted in the expected values shown in the image in my original question.


Every morning at 7 o' clock, the doors to Centurian Cafe in Abby Medical Center unhinge and open up for business, accompanied by the lighting of a small fluorescent sign that flashes a word that most of us love to see early in the morning: "COFFEE". But the café has been bustling with life even before the doors are opened to the public. The owner, Deb Malek, arrives an hour ahead every day after shopping for fresh ingredients at the local market in order to prepare the Café for its daily special, cook up a pot of fresh homemade soup, prepare the coffee center with freshly brewed coffee and to organize her gift shop so that her best and most attractive gifts are displayed brightly for anyone who may want to get a present for someone visiting for medical reasons, or when the holidays approach, a gift for a family member or friend.
The café has been serving the visitors of Abby since it was opened last winter, and since then has become popular with the medical centers regular visitors and staff. It's deliciously unique menu allows a wide variety of breakfast and lunch options for anyone who wants to grab a good bite on the go. The café has since become so popular that customers prefer to sit down and have a delicious home cooked meal then pick up a cold sandwich from any fast food restaurant.
What started off as a dream for a woman who loved to cook for her friends and family has become a warm and welcome place to sit, listen to nice music, enjoy a fresh cup of coffee, and eat fine quality food in a friendly environment.


These are sturdy tray borne out of practicality, using a sustainable local material, bamboo. Woven by groups of agro-based Native peoples from Pahang, Malaysia. These are traditionally used to separate the rice grains from other grains and to separate the groundnut skins or other agricultural produce. Today, these make great magazines tray or wall decorations.


I'm about to leave the country to backpack through Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia, relying on an aluminum pot, a vegetable scrub brush, and a pairing knife to cook some meals. But until then, I've been enjoying full-kitchen access, and all the baked goods that can come out of it. There's nothing quite as estadounidense as banana bread. We take something healthy (fruit), mash it up with sugar, four, and chocolate, bake it into a cake, and call it a snack. And I want to eat the whole thing.
This loaf is heavy. It's dense, soft, and packed with crunchy pecans and oozing chocolate. But instead of a heaping serving of sugar, this bread relies on maple syrup for appropriate a.m. snacking. Nix the butter for coconut oil, and the eggs for flax, and call yourself a vegan (for the hour, at least). One slice will hold you through the morning.
Whip up those flax eggs in a small bowl: ground flax seeds + water + baking powder, and whisk. Let it sit for 20-30 minutes until thick.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees, and grease a loaf pan with olive oil.
In a medium bowl, mix together the bananas, syrup, vanilla, and coconut oil. In a large bowl, mix together the flour, baking soda, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, and salt. Add the wet mixture to the dry mixture, stirring until thoroughly combined. Fold-in the pecans and chocolate chips with a spatula.
Pour the thick mixture into the loaf pan. Top with additional pecans and chocolate chips, and bake for 45-55 minutes, until an inserted knife comes out covered in chocolate, but not in batter.


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Amc porter ranch 9 step by step guide.
AMC porter ranch 9 is the first new theatre in Los Angeles. Several cutting-edge amenities can be found at the cutting-edge movie theatre that can be found at AMC Porter Ranch 9. Some of these cutting-edge amenities include enhanced food and drink options and the AMC MacGuffins adult beverage concept. Dolby Cinema at AMC and PRIME at AMC are just two of the many premium formats that may be viewed at our theatre, home to a wide selection of presentations. Let's speak more about AMC porter ranch 9.
AMC's prime:
Each presentation is transformed into a cinematic experience. Prepare for a cinematic experience unlike any other. At AMC, you may see PRIME in all its improved technological splendour. Promised features of PRIME include reverberating chairs, surround sound, and sharper visuals. You may have a cocktail before the performance at AMC. We equip our bars with everything from hand-crafted cocktails to a wide selection of beer and wine.
Level seating in recliner chairs:
Our AMC Signature recliners have the unprecedented luxury you're sure to enjoy! When you relax, stretch out, and settle in for a movie, you'll get the best of both entertainment and comfort. Whether online, via our mobile app, or at the theatre, you may choose your preferred seat when you purchase your tickets in advance.
AMC's Porter Ranch 9:
AMC Perfectly PopcornTM is the best way to enjoy your favourite movies and TV shows. Movies are better at AMC TheatersTM. The sooner you book, the sooner you may begin your next journey. Great tales deserve great presentation, and AMC Perfectly PopcornTM delivers just that. We Make Movies BetterTM at AMC Theatres. Make plans for your next trip by purchasing tickets today. There are heated recliners on the market.
AMC's long-term future:
Los Angeles Times released a story about AMC Theaters in the Los Angeles region on February 28, 2020, to mark the March 5 opening of the Porter Ranch 9, which started with the La Habra 4 in 1969. John McDonald discussed the company's long-term goals for the country. In reality, Mr McDonald started his career in 1975 as an usher and ticket taker at the AMC porter ranch 9 City of Industry, California.
It has been more than 100 years since the first AMC Theater opened its doors, and the company has always been at the forefront of cinema innovation. IMAX, Dolby Cinema, and Signature power recliners are just a few of the theatre features available at AMC Theatres, the world's largest network of movie theatres. Visitors to AMC acknowledge all risks associated with exposure to COVID-19 when they come to the museum. The CDC recommends masks for everyone, regardless of whether or not they have been immunized. At some theatres, masks are needed.
Theatrical Facilities include the following:
You don't have to wait in line at the box office when you buy tickets using our mobile ticketing system. You've Got Your Seat. Dolby Cinema is available at AMC. AMC's PRIME. Furniture with Recliner Seating Recliner chairs from AMC. Two and a half miles away from Porter Ranch 9 lay Porter Ranch Park, where the 1982 film "E.T." was filmed. Per AMC regulation, guests who do not have a proper ID are not allowed to buy or drink alcohol. Non-Breakfast and Non-Drinking Allowed.
Policies That Should Not Be Ignored:
Guests aged 25 and younger are required to provide proof of age. As a courtesy to everyone, we limit children under six from seeing R-rated films. All patrons, regardless of age, who want to purchase or consume alcohol in the theatre, must have identification proving they are of legal drinking age.
If you have difficulty hearing, this theatre has assistive listening equipment available. For further information, contact the theatre's guest services desk. This theatre has gadgets for those with hearing or vision impairments. For further information, contact the theatre's guest services desk. This theatre has closed-captioning equipment available. For further information, speak with a representative at the theatre's guest services desk. All auditoriums at this theatre are wheelchair accessible.
In the nitty-gritty details:
Refunds are not possible after showtime. Coupons and other discounts do not apply to this purchase. There is no way to get your convenience costs back. The care and quality of the advertised products and services are primarily the merchant's responsibility in the eyes of the customers. AMC has implemented the AMC Safe & Clean program to further protect employees' health and safety. Find out more here. A danger of exposure to COVID-19 exists in every public venue where people are present, even with these precautions.
The seventh episode of AMC's Fallbrook:
The Mann Fallbrook Twin Theatre, which had closed in Fallbrook Square retail mall by 1985, was replaced as the only West Hills venue by this one in the late 1980s. A seven-screen theatre was inaugurated on December 9, 1988, by General Cinemas. Adding three screens to compete with the adjacent AMC porter ranch 9 Promenade in Woodland Hills, which featured 16 stadium-style theatres and stadium-style seating by the late 1990s, the megaplex was enlarged under the shadow of that boom.
Plan for the GCC's chain of command:
A rumour began to circulate in 1999 that the GCC network was considering pulling out of the West Coast altogether, leaving countless venues on their own. In certain cases, theatres were either closed or demolished. For as long as they could, other venues remained autonomous. They were lucky enough to be bought by a different theatrical company, like Fallbrook.
It's the Laemmle clan:
As of December 7, 2001, the Laemmle family has agreed to purchase Fallbrook from GCC, and they have since closed or torn down the three most recent theatres to create retail space as a source of lease income. They have also redirected their newly acquired venue towards foreign films, art-house fare, and late-night movies like "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." As of 2006, the theatre remains open and operational, with all seven of its screens intact. AMC acquired it on March 6th, 2013.
To attract clients from the San Fernando Valley, the Porter Ranch 9 was open from March 5 to March 17, 2020, when Covid-19 forced its temporary closure. As a result, Porter Ranch has something to brag about. The first new LA Area Theater in a decade, AMC had 35 sites and 475 screens of the Porter Ranch 9's opening. The Promenade 16 in Woodland Hills was replaced by Montclair, California, and Westfield Topanga in Canoga Park. Architects Orange created the exterior design for AMC porter ranch 9.
What are the requirements for employment at AMC?
When applying for a job at AMC porter ranch 9, you must demonstrate your ability to work effectively in a team, perform under pressure, and have enthusiasm for the company's mission.
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Lundar är ett naturreservat i Vamlingbo i Region Gotland på Gotland.

Området är naturskyddat sedan 2011 och är 36 hektar stort. Reservatet består av sanddyner och barrskog.

Referenser
 Länsstyrelsen Gotland: Lundar

Naturreservat i Gotlands län
Naturskyddsområden bildade 2011


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LMAX Group names Sean Cleary head of Americas liquidity and analytics
January 10, 2022 6:44 pm UTC, abdelaziz Fathi
LMAX Group, an operator of institutional venues for forex and cryptocurrency trading, has lured FX industry veteran Sean Cleary to join the firm as head of liquidity management and analytics for Americas.
Based out of New York, where he spent the bulk of his 20-year career, Sean will report to Patrick Bartle, managing director for Americas at LMAX Group. He brings two decades of institutional FX industry experience to this position, having grown and developed global sales teams for market infrastructure players.
Sean joins LMAX Group from Silicon Valley-based Integral Development Corp., a provider of end-to-end electronic trading platforms. There, he held a senior management position as head of the company's Open Currency Exchange (OCX).
Prior to that, Sean served as global head of FX sales at Cboe Global Markets, a position he held for nearly four years. Other stops in his career, which dates back to 2000, includes a range of senior level roles with global brokerage firms and investment banks, including Currenex, BNP Paribas and ICAP.
Commenting on the appointment, Patrick Bartle, Managing Director for Americas at LMAX Group, said: "I am very pleased to announce the addition of Sean Cleary to LMAX Group at such an exciting time for the business as it continues to show strong growth across all products, allowing us to build and attract the very highest calibre of people to the team. Sean has tremendous depth and breadth of experience in the markets and will be a key asset as we execute the next phase of our growth strategy with the vision of becoming the pre-eminent global exchange for FX and crypto currency trading."
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Sean Cleary added: "I've followed the rapid expansion of LMAX Group over recent years and am delighted to now be joining the team. The business has considerable opportunities that lie ahead in the US institutional market and globally, and I look forward to contributing to the Group's future growth."
In his new role, Sean will oversee liquidity and analytics business across LMAX Group's product suite for all clients in the Americas. In addition, he will participate in devising and executing the group's institutional FX growth strategy in the region.
LMAX offers exchange style execution for OTC-traded FX products, such as spot FX. In addition, the company's portfolio covers several assets classes and markets, including cryptocurrency, precious metals, commodities, and equity indices. The company operates institutional crypto exchange LMAX Digital, as well as FX execution venues such as LMAX Exchange (FCA regulated MTF) and LMAX Global (FCA regulated broker).