The Adventure Park Gordola is an acrobatic park hanging in the air and integrated in the sport area in Gordola (Centro sportivo Gordola).
By means of installed cables and wooden and roped air platforms, the Park allows the visitors to undertake a route among trees in all safety, where balance, concentration, coordination and partly strength are indispensable.
The Adventure Park makes,adults, young people and children reconnect with nature, escape from daily life and feel the sense of adventure and happiness of spending time with friends and the family, by suggesting new forms of fun and entertainment which are natural and eco-friendly in all safety.
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How Steven Berkoff made his directorial debut in a building with
a railway turntable – the Roundhouse
Seldom have I felt such an atmosphere as I did when I first walked into the Roundhouse. The majestic circular structure, built in 1847 for a railway turntable, is topped by a curved roof, which allows the light in from its crown, and is supported by 24 cast-iron Doric columns. When I first entered, it had a forlorn feeling about it, as if the very bricks breathed an air of loneliness. It felt so right to me, so natural, as if I had found a soulmate. Nevertheless it also emanated a strange power; the same way an empty cathedral does... Perhaps this would be my church? I really hoped so. It seemed to me that this was a place that could not be used frivolously; it must give sanctuary to works of theatrical innovation. It must not be used for trivia just for the paying the rent.
I had an amiable meeting with the playwright Arnold Wesker, who wished to convert it into a performance space. I spoke of my great enthusiasm for this building, but I had not yet had any experience as a director and my passion to play there was as yet a dream.
Prime Minister Harold Wilson felt that Wesker needed, first and foremost, a talented administrator. He chose George Hoskins, whose main claim to fame had been as the chief honcho of the Egg Marketing Board. I had begun work on my staging of Kafka's novella Metamorphosis, and so I made an appointment to meet Hoskins. He was a robust-looking gentleman with silver crinkly hair and a cupid bow mouth. Yes, he would like to have my play there. Alas, he could offer only July, a slot no one would go near given that the audience – and the performers – would bake under the theater's glazed roof.
But I was now committed as if my life depended on it. My friend, the architect Martin Beaton, worked on the expressionist set. We went to a money lender and borrowed our investment to pay the rent and wages at 49 per cent interest! But since I was convinced we would pay it back at the end of the month, I signed the contract.
Well, we opened on a hot July day fearing the worst, but, when I witnessed our magnificent skeletal steel set in the center of that hallowed building, I felt nothing could go wrong. We opened to rave reviews. On the last week we were blessed with a review from the distinguished Sunday Times critic, Harold Hobson, that went beyond anything I had so far received. Martin and I paid back our investment: the month's loan cost just under 5 per cent.
The Roundhouse was to be my home on two more occasions. Our second Kafka adaptation in 1973, of his seminal work The Trial, was equally successful, even with less enthusiastic reviews. By the last time, in 1980, George Hoskins had gone and our radical production of Hamlet was ill received by an unkindly press.
That was the last time our company performed there. I did approach the new administration some years ago, but now it's one-night stands, rock concerts and the occasional circus-style show.
But I cannot pass the building without seeing us all in the summer of '69. We were champions then and I have a feeling that one day we will return. The Roundhouse is waiting for us.
Steven Berkoff, the celebrated actor, writer and director, has appeared in three plays at the Roundhouse – as well as appearing in films and plays, ranging from the award-winning Decadence to his role as a Bond villain in Octopussy.
Roundhouse, London NW1; roundhouse.org.uk.
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These Halloween cakes are sure to delight your guests. There are so many different designs. Some are scary and some are fun. Browse through them all and get lots of inspiration for making your own Halloween cake.


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COVID-19 vaccine drive continues in various states, regions »
COVID-19 vaccine drive continues in various states, regions
A local in Ponnagyun Township, Rakhine State gets COVID-19 vaccine shot on 31 August.
Doctors and nurses from public hospitals, Tatmadaw medical teams, healthcare workers and volunteers are working hard to give COVID-19 vaccines in different states and regions as the vaccination programme is one of the most important activities in the prevention, control and treatment of COVID-19 disease.
COVID-19 vaccine is administered daily to target groups regardless of race or religion, including Buddhist monks and nuns, local people over the age of 40, students, religious leaders, prisoners, people with disabilities, ethnic armed groups, people with chronic diseases, people in IDP camps and over 12-year-old students, respectively.
Yesterday, doctors and nurses from public hospitals, medical teams from the Tatmadaw, relevant healthcare workers in collaboration with volunteers gave COVID-19 vaccines to 15,330 people from twenty six townships in Ayeyawady Region, 2,317 people from six townships in Rakhine State, and 8,226 from seven districts in Mandalay Region, respectively.
Similarly on that day, healthcare officials gave the vaccines to 1,228 students from twenty six townships in Ayeyawady Region, 1,142 students from three townships in Rakhine State and 2,993 students from seven districts in Mandalay Region.
It is reported that officials from the respective Regional Military Headquarters visited the site and coordinated the necessary work. — MNA
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Thread: The Cast of "The Wonder Years" Reunites on Twitter!
What would you think if I sang out of tune. Would you stand up and walk out on me?
Cinnamon*Girl and Jazzy like this.
I used to love watching this with my kids.
Great show. The dad reminded me of my dad, always grumpy. I wonder what Fred Savage is up to these days.
The mom is hotter here than back then. They really do look good, it was fun show!!


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COLUMBUS, Ohio – Ohio State tennis players Mikael Torpegaard and Hugo Di Feo are set to compete this weekend in the 2016 USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing, N.Y.
Torpegaard, who is ranked No. 1 in the ITA fall rankings, is the No. 1-seed in the event and will take on Texas' Christain Sigsgaard in the opening round. Di Feo opens his tournament on Thursday afternoon against North Carolina's Ronnie Schneider. Both matches are set to begin at 12:30 p.m. on Thursday.
Torpegaard and Di Feo both earned their trip to this fall's ultimate event by virtue of their performances at the season-opening ITA All-American Championship. Di Feo made a run all the way to the championship match while Torpegaard advanced to the quarterfinals. Sigsgaard made his way through the All-American qualifying and advanced to the main draw semifinals. Schneider received one of six At-Large selections.
The matches will be streamed live for a fee on FloTennis.com. Live scoring of each match will be also be provided free of charge.


From Detroit, Michigan, Colleen Shanks plays three slip jigs on whistle. Colleen learned a lot of her music from Mick Gavin, who emigrated from Co. Clare in the 1960s having played with the Dalcassian Céilí Band. Over the decades fiddle player Mick has taught the music to many young musicians around Detroit. The second tune played by Colleen, called "The Whinny Hills of Leitrim" is unusual in that the first part is played once and the second part twice.


Achilles Heel: Inconsistency. WVU is the most inconsistent at-large team in the tourney, and 325th out of 344 in NCAA Division I. Since the start of conference play, their longest win streak is three games.
Will Make a Deep Run if…: Freshman Devin Ebanks continues to post personal bests in points and rebounds like he did in the Big East tournament.
Will Make an Early Exit if…: The Mountaineers keep up this hot-then-cold phenomenon that plagued them during the season.
Streak: This is WVU's 3rd straight trip.
Historical Performance vs. Seed (1985-present): Not enough data (requires 8 bids in the period).
Six Degrees to Detroit: Before hiring current head coach Bob Huggins, the WVU basketball team was under the charge of John Beilein. Beilein now coaches at Michigan, and his star player, Manny Harris, is a Detroit native.
Distance to First Round Site: 936 miles.
School's Claim to Fame: The man on the NBA logo, Jerry West, is WVU's greatest basketball alum, holding the school records for points and rebounds.
School Wishes It Could Forget: When football coach Rich Rodriguez left Morgantown for the University of Michigan, many Mountaineer fans were not pleased. Rodriguez and his family were the target of hate mail, vandalism, and death threats from fans angered by his departure.
Prediction: On paper, West Virginia looks like a team that can beat Kansas and Michigan State to make it to the Midwest Regional Final. However, the wild inconsistency that characterized the regular season will show up in the tournament. WVU loses in the Sweet 16, just like 2008.
Rob Dauster of Ballin is a Habit is the RTC correspondent for the Big East Conference. He will be live-blogging all the action from his executive suite at MSG this week.
It is only fitting that the biggest conference in college basketball have the biggest tournament. For the first time, the Big East is inviting all 16 teams to MSG for a five day extravaganza. The BET is always full of exciting moments – from Ray Allen vs. Allen Iverson in 1996 to Taliek Brown's banked in 30 footer in 2002 to Gerry McNamara's superhuman performance in 2006. With the number of good teams and absurdly high number of talented players, this year's edition of the BET should not disappoint.
We may have just seen Stephen Curry's last meaningful college basketball game. That may shock those of you who don't follow college basketball religiously, but when the rest of the nation joins us in our college basketball obsession on next Sunday at 6 PM don't expect to see Davidson among the teams selected on the CBS Selection Show. Sure we may get a cut-in to see Bob McKillop and the Wildcats sitting in a conference room with forlorn looks on their faces, but they just lost their shot at making another miraculous run when they lost to the College of Charleston for a second time this season ending their run in the Southern Conference tournament.
Now you may hear some pundits (read: Joe Lunardi and Andy Katz) say that Davidson deserves a bid given their tough non-conference schedule and their run last, which should be irrelevant). I'm sure that the CBS executives are secretly hoping that Davidson gets a bid as Curry would be ratings gold to the casual college basketball fan. While I won't argue with the fact that Davidson played an incredibly tough non-conference schedule for a Southern Conference team, the reality is that they lost almost all of those games. Their only win (on the road over West Virginia) looks great on paper, but a closer looks reveals that the Mountaineers did not have Alex Ruoff that day and his replacement Joe Mazzulla only played 6 minutes (both due to shoulder injuries). Outside of that game, Davidson doesn't have a win against a team in the top 50 in the RPI (1-4 overall) with losses against Oklahoma, Purdue, Duke, and Butler. While the Wildcats played Oklahoma close in Norman, they lost, which at the end of the day is what matters.
As it stands today, the Wildcats were only 68th in the RPI prior to their loss tonight. They now have 3 "bad losses" (to teams outside the RPI top 100) after losing to the College of Charleston twice and the Citadel. I'm not sure how the committee will treat the Citadel loss because Curry was injured, but it probably won't matter. When you add in the fact that their strength of schedule is only 173rd nationally you have a team that's new goal should be making a trip to Madison Square Garden. Maybe Curry should keep his head up high. He may be auditioning for his future employer.
Well it's finally here. The month of March is upon us. Here at RTC, we'll be coming up with a ridiculous number of posts (I'm not sure how we will be able to do it with our other "lives") so be sure to check back throughout the month as we will have posts for conference recaps, our unique bubble watch, frequent bracket updates by our resident bracketologist Zach, our favorite NCAA tournament memories, and the most comprehensive NCAA tournament preview anywhere. Ever.
11:00 AM: Just to set the table for today (and before I run out to grab some lunch before the games start), we'll be following all three of the major games today, which will all be on CBS. At noon, Dominic James-less #10 Marquette will travel to #6 Louisville. Then at 2 PM, #8 Missouri will travel to Lawrence to take on the defending national champs, #15 Kansas. (CBS will also be airing the Tennessee-Florida game at 2. We will be very unhappy if we end up with that game instead.) The last time these teams met, Missouri shocked the Jayhawks with a Zaire Taylor 10-footer to hand Kansas its only loss in their last 13 games. A win here for Kansas would essentially seal the Big 12 regular season title for Kansas since they own the tie-breaker over Oklahoma (thanks to Blake Griffin's absence). Finally at 4 PM, #9 Michigan State will go to #20 Illinois. Like the preceding game, a win here would essentially clinch the Big 10 regular season title for the Spartans. In addition, we will be following the aforementioned UT-UF game (hopefully online instead of on our TVs) as well as a handful of bubble match-ups (Providence at Rutgers, Cincinnati at Syracuse, Michigan at Wisconsin, and West Virginia at South Florida).
11:50 AM: If any of you are wondering if I might decide to ditch this and go outside to enjoy the beautiful March weather, here's your answer. On a side note, I just saw myself on ESPN for the second time this season (thanks to the miracle of HD).
11:55 AM: Wow. I just saw the Blake Griffin play from yesterday where we went over the scorer's table. Pretty impressive after his concussion against Texas.
Noon: CBS just announced they will be have an interview with Jamie Dixon at halftime. So the Pittsburgh fans might want to tune in for that if a top 10 match-up in their own conference wasn't enough.
12:05 PM: Rick Pitino is wearing his Colonel Sanders suit for the white out. As the CBS guys mentioned, last year he had to switch at halftime. Let's see if it is more effective this year.
Until Tuesday night, it was a relatively uneventful week in the Big East. The teams that should have won got the Ws, while the teams that were supposed to lose generally lost. That is, until Providence knocked off Pitt in front of packed house at the Dunk (for the record, Friar fans had one of the best 'rushings of the court' that I have seen in a long time – they absolutely swallowed up the three Friar players in the center of the court).
Back to the point, not only were there not many upsets during the week, their weren't that many outstanding performances. Weyinmi Efejuku of Providence had 31 in a loss to Notre Dame. Ryan Ayers scored 28 in that same game, but earlier in the week struggled as the Irish lost to West Virginia. Luke Harangody had 26 and 13 in the Irish loss, but was non-existent until the final few minutes (when the game was decided) against Providence. DeJuan Blair's 20 and 18 against DePaul (which should technically make the performance not count … it's DePaul) is overshadowed by his 17 and 8 (and 5 turnovers and 5 fouls) in the loss to Providence.
Why should I be pointing that out to you? What is the significance of it? Is it just so I don't look like a fool making my Player and Team of the Week picks?
Not exactly. It should show you that no team or player in the Big East (save for Providence, the damn Friars ruined my whole column) is stepping up to make a run at the NCAAs. As of this moment, the league should expect seven teams. After this win, Providence may be the eighth.
But Cincinnati, Notre Dame, and Georgetown all still had a realistic chance to get in by winning. Cincy's loss to Louisville gives them a two game losing streak. A win at South Florida is not going to be enough for the Hoyas, who have now lost 9 of 11. Even Providence had lost two straight before the upset of Pitt.
Notre Dame is the only team that looks to have a little bit of life left in them. They have now won three of four, including wins over Louisville and Providence, with the loss coming at West Virginia. If the Irish can keep up their winning ways, there is a good chance the Big East could actually end up with nine tourney teams.
For the record, I'm sick of everyone talking about the Big East as the toughest conference in the country.
How do you define it. Who put up the best stats? Who is the best player on the best team? The most valuable player? Maybe the guy that, if you were to have a draft involving every player in the league, you would pick first?
My criterion is simple – who is the best player? Easy enough, right?
As of now, there are only four players that should be considered for the award, and another few that deserve a mention in the conversation.
Others deserving mention: Luke Harangody, Jonny Flynn, Jeff Adrien, Levance Fields, and Da'Sean Butler.
Right now, I have no idea who deserves the award. Two weeks ago, I thought McNeal would run away with it. Last week, I thought Thabeet would made a run at national player of the year. This week, well, just scroll down and read about the player of the week.
There are great arguments to be made for each of these four, as well as the five players deserving mention (I mean, Luke Harangody is the only player in the country to be in the top five of points and rebounds per game, and barely cracks the top five for Big East POY?).
What it is going to come down to is who leads their team to the Big East regular season title. Each of the four players listed are the MVPs of the four teams currently tied (in the loss column) atop the Big East.


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Patterson-Woods Leases Kirkwood Highway Restaurant; New Concept
[Wilmington, DE (April 2, 2019) - Patterson-Woods Commercial Properties/CORFAC International, a leading full-service commercial real estate provider serving the Mid-Atlantic market, today announced the completion of a 7,344 square foot retail lease at 1130 Capitol...]
Wilmington, DE (April 2, 2019) – Patterson-Woods Commercial Properties/CORFAC International, a leading full-service commercial real estate provider serving the Mid-Atlantic market, today announced the completion of a 7,344 square foot retail lease at 1130 Capitol Trail in Newark, Delaware.
Captain Crab and Seafood, LLC, dba Captain Crab and Seafood, will occupy the free-standing turn-key restaurant space, which is owned by Exponential Growth Real Estate, LLC.
Patterson-Woods Principal Joseph Latina, together with associate Mary Ann Heesters, represented both the tenant and the landlord in the lease negotiations. The tenant, Guang Chen, was previously involved with the local Hibachi restaurants.
Captain Crab and Seafood will showcase a unique approach to hosting and serving as customers will be greeted by robots. The 4-foot robots will be able to show customers to their tables and bring them their meals via built-in shelves. A wait staff will still be required; however, the robots will be used to make the food-to-table process more efficient.
The restaurant was previously home to popular Soffritto Italian Grill for many years, and more recently the Italian restaurant, Evero. Chen plans to open his restaurant by midsummer.
"We believe Captain Crab and Seafood will bring a new product to this area and will be well-received by the community," said Latina. "We are very excited about this new concept and it was a pleasure to help Mr. Chen find the perfect space. We wish him much success."
Latina is a premier restaurant broker in the area. For more business and restaurant opportunities, please visit pattersonwoods.com/main/businesses
Patterson-Woods Commercial Properties/CORFAC International:
Patterson-Woods Commercial Properties/CORFAC International is a leading commercial real estate services firm specializing in the Mid-Atlantic commercial property markets. We have been providing the most complete selection of commercial real estate services to the communities of Delaware, Maryland and Pennsylvania for over 50 years. Patterson-Woods Commercial Properties is a second-generation company well-known for facilitating solutions to the needs of the business community and developers of real property. www.pattersonwoods.com
About CORFAC International:
CORFAC International is comprised of privately held entrepreneurial firms with expertise in office, industrial and retail brokerage, tenant and landlord representation, investment sales, multifamily, self-storage, acquisitions and dispositions, property management and corporate services. Founded in 1989, CORFAC has 46 firms in the U.S., 6 in Canada and 27 in international markets, including Australia, Colombia, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Mexico, Romania, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. CORFAC offices completed more than 10,000 lease and sales transactions totaling 500 million square feet of space valued in excess of $8.0 billion in 2017. Contact Jonathan Salk, CORFAC Executive Director, at (224) 257-4400 or jonathan@corfac.com or visit www.corfac.com.
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I love my 3 year old (E) to bits. He is possibly the funniest person on the planet. His favourite phrases at the moment include "that sounds loike a gwreat idea mammy" (no clue who taught him that one, ahem) and "you're a codfwish" (courtesy of Captain Hook). There are some days that I'm not his favourite person, like days when I have to clean or when the baby is niggling so much that I find it hard to dedicate some time just to him.
I had a day like that yesterday. The baby was attached to me like a limpet and when I did try to put him down to get stuff done in the house he whinged, LOUDLY. I felt like the house was the middle of a laundry explosion. E was doing everything he could to get my attention. This normally involves lots of loud noises, in particular when I'm trying to get the baby off to sleep.
Eventually with a large sigh mid-morning E proclaimed that he wanted to go with Aunty C to the "coffpee swhop" to eat "scones with raisins in em". I knew I was in trouble then; we were 30 seconds from meltdown as I hoiked the baby onto 1 hip and with 1 hand I grabbed a big bowl from the press and told him that if he wanted scones he could make them himself providing he washed his hands first and did the washing up afterwards. I scraped the back of my mind for the bones of the old reliable, Darina Allen recipe from the Ballymaloe Cookery Course book.
A small dustcloud filled the spot where he was a moment before and it wasn't due to me measuring out 454g of plain flour (1lb imperial weight). He had sped up the stairs, rolling up his sleeves as he went, so I took the opportunity to lash a teaspoon of baking powder, and half a teaspoon of salt into the bowl with the flour. Then I boiled the kettle, popped the baby onto his playmat for a minute and took a cupful of raisins along with a teabag, stuck them in a bowl and covered them with the boiling water.
E floated down the stairs, he was doing this cloud impression justice alright. I popped him on a chair at the table along with the bowl of dried ingredients and it bought me a good 10 mins while the baby played on his mat. Just about enough time for a hasty cuppa myself. I was mightily entertained by the running commentary coming from E about the texture of the flour (fluffy, cloudy and soft just like his pillow in case you're interested).
The mug of tea drained I measured out 410ml of buttermilk (14fl oz imperial). I then separated the raisins from the tea concoction. Yes I did remember to get rid of the teabag, as that would have been a nasty surprise in a scone otherwise! Mixing the raisins into the flour bought me another 5 mins which was enough to settle the baby off for a nap. I then came down to supervise the messy mixing stage.
Oven heated to 200 degrees Celcius, E got nicely messy right up to his elbows mixing in the buttermilk. Once the dough pulled together we stopped mixing, flattened it out on a surface dusted in flour and he set to doing his next favourite thing to the "mixy mixy" which is the cutting out of shapes. He popped them onto a floured baking tray and I put them in the oven for about 15 mins until golden brown.
Best served warm, or on the day they are baked they are perfect with some fresh butter and perhaps a little bit of fruit jam. You don't need the addition of the raisins to make these scones and they are delicious plain with a small bit of parmesan cheese grated on top before baking. They're all gone now but E says he wants to make more tomorrow. If they buy me this much peace I think I'll make them everyday!
Sounds yum. I might make some later!
I hope you got E to make some for you me dear!
Do you realise how excited I just got reading this? E is only about a year old than my little man. So only 12 months to go before I can put him to work making yummy scones for me! Haha!
I can imagine your wee lad would love making these Lisa. E only said to me earlier that he wanted to get mucky doing the baking!
Oh thanks Lily. I'm off to make a couple more myself in a tick!
You could freeze them however they aren't as light and fluffy after defrosting that's the only thing. They are perfectly edible though!
Oh it really adds something to the scones. Do try it out!
Will have to give them a go.but never have buttermilk.I will put it on the list for next week.
Can you put up the recipe please Catriona.
Hi Paula. I think you're sorted now!


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1) So 'box' and its contents never shows after I click on one of the things. Its display value is still 'none'. Why is this?
2) I would like to use this instead of XMLHttpRequest:
$.ajax({
   type: 'POST',
   url: '/doThing',
   // etc...
});

but the console always comes back with 'Uncaught ReferenceError: $ is not defined'. I've changed where the dots go, made a separate script for jQuery only, but I still get the same reference error. What am I doing wrong?
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    $scope.currentPage   =  0;

    $scope.getContacts = function(){
    	//$scope.pagedItems =[];
        $scope.start();
        console.log("start call service");
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        $scope.pagedItems = data;
        console.log(data);
         $scope.search='';
        $scope.currentPage = 1; //current page
        $scope.entryLimit = 20; //max no of items to display in a page
        $scope.filteredItems = $scope.pagedItems.length; //Initially for no filter
        $scope.totalItems = $scope.pagedItems.length;
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                animation: false,//$scope.animationsEnabled,
                templateUrl: pathWebsite + 'assets/admin/partial/modal-read-contact.php',
                controller: function ($scope, $modalInstance, contact,view){
                    $scope.contact = contact;

                    $scope.ok = function () {
                        $modalInstance.close($scope.contact);

                        //$scope.getForms();
                    };

                    $scope.cancel = function () {
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                    };

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                        return contact;
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                $scope.selected = selectedItem;

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        $scope.openModalReply = function (size,contact) {

            var modalInstance = $modal.open({
                animation: false,//$scope.animationsEnabled,
                templateUrl: pathWebsite + 'assets/admin/partial/modal-reply-contact.php',
                controller: function ($scope, $modalInstance, contact,csrf){
                    $scope.contact = contact;
                    $scope.contact.subjectRep = 'Trả lời [' + contact.cont_subject +']';
                    $scope.contact.messageRep ='';
                   	$scope.contact.csrf = csrf;
                    $scope.ok = function () {
                        $modalInstance.close($scope.contact);
                        $scope.getContacts();
                        //$scope.getForms();
                    };

                    $scope.cancel = function () {
                        $modalInstance.dismiss('cancel');
                    };

                },
                size: size,
                resolve: {
                    contact: function () {
                        return contact;
                    },
                    csrf:function(){
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                },
                scope:$scope,
                backdrop:'static',
                 windowClass: "modal fade in"

            });

            modalInstance.result.then(function (selectedItem) {
                $scope.selected = selectedItem;

            }, function () {
                $log.info('Modal dismissed at: ' + new Date());
            });
        };

        $scope.replyContact = function (contact){
        	$scope.disabled_modal = true;
        	if(contact){
        		contactService.replyContact(angular.toJson(contact),function(data){
        			if(data){
        				alertSendSuccess();
        				$scope.disabled_modal = false;
        				$scope.ok();
        			}
        			else{
        					alertErrors();
        					$scope.cancel();
        			}
        		});
        	}

        }

        self.alertErrors = function(){
        $(".alert-message-errors").removeClass('hide');
                    $(".alert-message-errors").alert();
                    window.setTimeout(function() { $(".alert-message-errors").addClass('hide').fadeOut(); }, 1500);
    };

    self.alertSendSuccess = function(){
        $(".alert-message-sendmail").removeClass('hide');
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                    window.setTimeout(function() { $(".alert-message-sendmail").addClass('hide').fadeOut(); }, 1500);
    };

        $scope.openModalDelete = function (size,contact) {

            var modalInstance = $modal.open({
                animation: false,//$scope.animationsEnabled,
                templateUrl: pathWebsite + 'assets/admin/partial/modal-delete-contact.php',
                controller: function ($scope, $modalInstance, contact,csrf){
                    $scope.contact = contact;
                   $scope.contact.csrf = csrf;
                    $scope.ok = function () {
                        $modalInstance.close($scope.contact);
                        $scope.getContacts();
                        //$scope.getForms();
                    };

                    $scope.cancel = function () {
                        $modalInstance.dismiss('cancel');
                    };

                },
                size: size,
                resolve: {
                    contact: function () {
                        return contact;
                    },
                    csrf:function(){
                    	return contactService.getToken();
                    }
                },
                scope:$scope,
                backdrop:'static',
                 windowClass: "modal fade in"

            });

            modalInstance.result.then(function (selectedItem) {
                $scope.selected = selectedItem;

            }, function () {
                $log.info('Modal dismissed at: ' + new Date());
            });
        };

        $scope.deleteContact = function(contact){
        	$scope.disabled_modal = true;
        	if(contact){
        		contactService.deleteContact(angular.toJson(contact),function(data){
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        				$scope.ok();
        			}
        			else{
        				$scope.cancel();
        			}
        		});
        	}
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    });


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Damaged Roots, DNA Testing Piecing Together Broken Family Histories
26 Aug 2020 Dan
Tracing family trees is becoming an ever more popular hobby. For some, however, it is more than a hobby or interesting pastime. For those whose family trees have damaged roots, which lead to them having little or sometimes no family history to look back on this can have profound effects on mental and emotional wellbeing.
As human beings we need a sense of connection, we need to understand those who have gone before us. It helps us to feel at home in the world, to understand our place, and to be more able to cope with adversity.
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Reasons for Broken Family Histories
Although there can be a myriad of reasons how and why family histories get lost and the roots of family trees are damaged or broken completely there are two in particular that this article focuses on. The first is slavery and the second is adoption. Although completely different; slavery being grounded in greed and racism and adoption being (usually) based around family, love, care, and support.
Those whose family histories have been affected by slavery are more likely than most to find tracing their family roots difficult. This is not only because their ancestors were torn from their homelands but also because until 1870 slaves were not recorded by their names but only listed as property in the official records. This means that family history research tends to reach a dead-end at this point. For many, this feels like their identities have been stolen and so the longing to connect to a history and a past before slavery is essential to their feelings of connection.
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People researching their family tree who have either been adopted themselves or who have adopted parents or grandparents will also hit stumbling blocks when researching their ancestral history. For those who have themselves been adopted, there may be issues surrounding guilt or a feeling of not wanting to hurt their adoptive parents by beginning this search. For those whom a parent, grandparent or even great grandparent has adopted the stumbling blocks may come from a lack of documentation or information surrounding the adoption.
Whatever the reason for a broken or damaged family history, ancestral DNA testing can provide the missing pieces to the puzzle. This can help people not only find out information about where they come from, discover relatives they may have known nothing about but can give people a real sense of belonging, identity, and who they are. By simply spitting in a test tube or swabbing your cheek and sending it off to your chosen DNA testing company you can receive information about where your family have come from, tribes, or cultures in your ancestry and potentially find and contact relatives living today.
By using a DNA testing website a professor at Weber State University in Utah, Jean Kapenda has found hundreds of relatives. The World reported on one particular meeting Kapenda had with a cousin Aiyana Lakes as well as her mother and son. He was able to talk to Lakes about her heritage, what tribe she was from in the Congo, the Lunda tribe, and about the tribes' history. Lakes was pleased not only for herself but to be able to give her son a 'connection to his ancestors'.
Another story of DNA testing providing someone with a sense of belonging through tracing their family tree is the story of Briana Reavis. Briana was adopted and although she had a positive and loving relationship with her adopted family, she took a DNA test to find out about her ancestral heritage. Instead of just finding information she found a whole other family, which gave her a new sense of belonging; "I've never looked like anyone in my family, and now I have a whole bunch of people who look like me, and they're my family".
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Beatus vir. The good man is happy. Alleluia, of the returning of Aggeus and Zacharias. Of the returning, etc. . .This is in the Greek and Latin, but not in the Hebrew. It signifies that this psalm was proper to be sung at the time of the return of the people from their captivity; to inculcate to them, how happy they might be, if they would be constant in the service of God.
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111 1 Blessed is the man that feareth the Lord: he shall delight exceedingly in his commandments. aleph beatus vir qui timet Dominum beth in mandatis eius volet nimis
111 2 His seed shall be mighty upon earth: the generation of the righteous shall be blessed. gimel potens in terra erit semen eius deleth generatio iustorum benedicetur
111 3 Glory and wealth shall be in his house: and his justice remaineth for ever and ever. he substantia et divitiae in domo eius vav et iustitia eius perseverans semper
111 4 To the righteous a light is risen up in darkness: he is merciful, and compassionate and just. zai ortum est in tenebris lumen iustis heth clemens et misericors et iustus
111 5 Acceptable is the man that sheweth mercy and lendeth: he shall order his words with judgment: teth bonus vir clemens et fenerans ioth dispensabit verba sua in iudicio
111 6 Because he shall not be moved for ever. caph quia in aeternum non commovebitur
111 7 The just shall be in everlasting remembrance: he shall not fear the evil hearing. His heart is ready to hope in the Lord: lameth in memoria sempiterna erit iustus mem ab auditu malo non timebit nun paratum cor eius confidens in Domino
111 8 His heart is strengthened, he shall not be moved until he look over his enemies. samech firmum cor eius non timebit ain donec aspiciat hostibus suis
111 9 He hath distributed, he hath given to the poor: his justice remaineth for ever and ever: his horn shall be exalted in glory. phe dispersit dedit pauperibus sade iustitia eius permanet in aeternum coph cornu eius exaltabitur in gloria
111 10 The wicked shall see, and shall be angry, he shall gnash with his teeth and pine away: the desire of the wicked shall perish. res impius videbit et irascetur sen dentibus suis frendet et tabescet thau desiderium impiorum peribit
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Brave: Disney•Pixar
Scotland may have produced its fair share of top Hollywood names, but right now it's the country itself which has everyone talking. And it's easy to see why! Blessed with a breathtaking landscape, Scotland has always been a draw for film makers from far and wide, and this year is no different.
By 4 October, an adaptation of Irvine Welsh's Filth, Sunshine on Leith – based on the music of The Proclaimers, and How I Live Now by the director of Last King of Scotland Kevin Macdonald, will be released in cinemas across the UK. To borrow an expression from across the pond – awesome!
Glasgow alone enjoyed a strong 2011, doubling for San Francisco and London in Cloud Atlas starring Halle Berry and Philadelphia in World War Z starring Brad Pitt, while Glencoe in the Highlands features in Under the Skin with Scarlett Johansson and last year's OO7 blockbuster Skyfall. The mighty Cuillin Mountains on Isle of Skye provided the setting for the opening scenes of Ridley Scott's Alien prequel Prometheus, while the 'more visually distinct' Cairngorms beat out Arizona for the dramatic aircraft escape scene in The Dark Knight Rises.
The Cuillin Mountains, Isle of Skye
We recently asked you on Twitter to name at least five films that were shot in Scotland and Trainspotting, Braveheart, Skyfall, The Da Vinci Code, the Harry Potter series as well as a few recent Hollywood blockbusters such as World War Z, The Dark Knight Rises and Fast & Furious 6 got frequent mentions.
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Elie and Pittenweem in the East Neuk of Fife, the Kingdom of Fife (1997)
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Duart Castle on Isle of Mull, Argyll & The Isles (1945, 1971, 1999)
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Public Works Committee members Gail Coniglio and Richard Kleid agreed Tuesday to recommend that the Town Council as a whole allow funds to be designated for potential changes to the Worth Avenue Improvement Project, which is nearing completion after a summer of construction.
The bulk of the $15.8 million project is being paid for through public-improvement revenue bonds, which Deputy Town Manager Tom Bradford helped facilitate as the town's liaison for the project. The $14.7 million in bonds will be paid by the commercial district's property owners via special assessment.
Worth Avenue property owner Burt Handelsman had suggested Tuesday that brackets be added to street poles for hanging plant baskets, that the appearance of newspaper racks be upgraded and that two fountains on the new Hibiscus Avenue piazza be replaced with grander fountains.
Handelsman called the two fountains "bird baths" not suitably impressive for the world-renowned shopping destination.
Handelsman and some Worth Avenue merchants also had suggested using black fluted poles for all street signs in the Worth Avenue commercial district, instead of the anodized aluminum poles approved several months ago by a hybrid board composed of Landmarks Preservation Commission and Architectural Review Commission members. He and others also suggested adding large potted plants to the east and west sides of the Hibiscus Avenue piazza to beef up the landscaping.
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Though they agreed to recommend that contingency funds be designated for the proposed changes to the two fountains, street signs, newspaper boxes and the addition of brackets, Coniglio and Kleid said the suggestions were being made at a very late date. Bob Moore, representing property owner the Goodman Co., said his client would produce a list of suggested changes within a week.
Construction on the streetscape project began in April and is set to wrap up Nov. 1.
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The retail district's face-lift was crafted by architect Mark Marsh and landscape designer Jorge Sanchez. Marsh refuted Handelsman's assertion that property owners and merchants didn't have ample opportunity to give input.
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The average growth in the income of Indian households has not been at par with more than double the rise in prices of foods and other essential items in the last 20 years. Experts see inflation rising further with time, making many all but worried about the state of their future. However, they can turn the tide in their favour by investing in Equity-linked Savings Scheme (ELSS), a type of equity mutual fund that invests predominantly in stocks and helps investors save taxes up to ₹1.5 lakh under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act. Let's check through the article as to how ELSS can lay a roadmap to your financial independence when you would presumably be sitting at home with no income to feed on.
1 What Should be Your Investment Horizon in ELSS to Mop Up Desired Surplus?
2 How Do Income Tax Benefits Stack Up for ELSS Investments?
2.1 How Can You Claim Tax Deduction on ELSS Investments?
What Should be Your Investment Horizon in ELSS to Mop Up Desired Surplus?
Assuming the retirement is some 20-30 years away, you can think of timing the investment period for not less than 10-15 years, allowing the capital to build big enough to survive through the inflationary pressures by then. Well, you can invest in ELSS via SIP or lump sum. While the lump sum is a one-time investment, an SIP investment can be made in any of the daily, weekly, fortnightly, monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or yearly frequencies. Let's check through the table as to how much corpus you can generate via each of the two ELSS investment modes over a 10-year horizon.
From the table, it is clear that if you invest more, chances of surplus getting up are more. However, if you can't afford ₹5 lakh as lump sum investment and remains very much content with ₹1-2 lakh of investment, make sure to stay invested for around 15-20 years so that the money grows to the desired level.
Well, the capital appreciation from the investments made via SIP seems quite impressive, isn't it? The bigger investment horizon can only lead to further more appreciation of the capital invested. The latest table may lead you to jump to the conclusion that SIP is better than lump sum given the tall returns expected from the former. However, the redemption dynamics can differ among lump sum and SIP investments in ELSS. An ELSS comes with a lock-in period of 3 years. Lump sum investments can be redeemed after 3 years. But, in the case of an SIP, the redemption process would be different.
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Assume you start off your SIP investment in January 2019 and continue to do so till January 2029. The money invested in January 2019 can be redeemed in January 2022. Similarly, the SIP amount invested in February 2019 is redeemable in February 2022 and so on. Going with such a methodology, the last SIP installment, which is due on January 2029, can get redeemed in January 2032. So, you need to wait for 13 years to withdraw the entire money invested via SIP if you don't invest beyond 10 years.
How Do Income Tax Benefits Stack Up for ELSS Investments?
Earlier, it was briefly stated that income tax deductions can be made up to ₹1.5 lakh in a financial year. The investments made in ELSS are reduced from the gross annual income, thereby reducing the taxable portion of an individual. To understand the income tax benefits better, you first need to go through the tax rates first before calculating the tax liability based on your investments and earnings.
The surcharge is applicable at 10% of income tax if the total income is between ₹50 lakhs – 1 crore. Income of more than ₹1 crore would have a surcharge at 15% of the income tax applicable. Cess is chargeable at 3% on total income tax plus surcharge.
Example – You earn ₹6.50 lakhs a year and can invest ₹1 lakh a year in ELSS. What would be the tax benefits then?. Check out the same in the table below.
How Can You Claim Tax Deduction on ELSS Investments?
You must submit your investment declaration proofs of ELSS to the HR of your organization before December 31 or January 31 of the following year. You can even do so before March 31. But it would require you to claim a reimbursement from the Income Tax Department as the investment proofs won't show the full amount.
Disclaimer – Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Please read the scheme document carefully before investing.


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One of our top picks in Düsseldorf.This luxurious hotel is located in Düsseldorf's lively MedienHafen district, directly on the River Rhine. It offers panoramic harbor views, free WiFi, modern spa facilities, and international gourmet cuisine.
All nonsmoking rooms at the Hyatt Regency Hotel Düsseldorf feature a flat-screen TV, laptop safe, and tea/coffee facilities. Some also enjoy a view of the River Rhine and Düsseldorf Harbor.
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The Düsseldorf Opera House is less than 3.1 mi from the Hyatt Düsseldorf. The Hyatt is a 15-minute drive from the Messe Düsseldorf Exhibition Center and a 25-minute drive from Düsseldorf Airport. The hotel offers a complimentary shuttle to Düsseldorf city center on Fridays and Saturdays.
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This room includes panoramic views of the skyline, a walk-in shower, a bathtub and granite details.
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Breakfast was fantastic. Excellent variety. Staff member Mohammed was most helpful throughout our stay. Lovely quite "lounge bar" near the restaurant.
There was nowhere to comfortably and safely bath the baby. And the baby bed had no mattress so I had to keep her in bed with me.
The complimentary baby products (shampoo, nappies, etc.) were a lovely touch. The valet service and being able to drive right to the door was really convenient. It was 100% accessible with a stroller which was superb for a parent travelling alone with baby. The insulation was fabulous and you couldn't hear other guests at all.
Hotel, room, breakfast everything is great.
Price to high for the service , staff with snob attitude , concierge not organizer at all...……….for 5 starts and price need to be perfect and more professional.
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Hudson Maxim
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Hudson Maxim in 1922
(1853-02-03)February 3, 1853
Orneville, Maine
May 6, 1927(1927-05-06) (aged 74)
Post Office in Landing, New Jersey
Inventor, chemist
Inventing smokeless gunpowder
Hiram Percy Maxim
Hiram Stevens Maxim
Hudson Maxim (February 3, 1853 – May 6, 1927), was a U.S. inventor and chemist who invented a variety of explosives, including smokeless gunpowder, Thomas Edison referred to him as "the most versatile man in America".[citation needed] He was the brother of Hiram Stevens Maxim, inventor of the Maxim gun and uncle of Hiram Percy Maxim, inventor of the Maxim Silencer.
Career[edit]
Maxim started his career in 1881 as the publisher of Real Pen Work - Self Instructor in Penmanship, a book addressing the arts of calligraphy and penmanship, and the sale of special inks, pens, and other supplies related to penmanship. Later he joined his brother Hiram Stevens Maxim's workshop in the United Kingdom, where they both worked on the improvement of smokeless gunpowder. After some disputes, Hudson Maxim returned to the United States and developed a number of stable high explosives, the rights of which were sold to the DuPont company.
During World War I, Maxim wrote a book, Defenseless America, in which he pointed out the inferiority of the American defence system and the vulnerability of the country against attacks of foreign aggressors. His good friend, Elbert Hubbard, died on the RMS Lusitania when it was torpedoed by a German submarine. This event fueled his belief that the USA should improve its defenses and join the war against Germany on the side of the Entente.
Maxim also wrote the book The Science of Poetry and the Philosophy of Language about the nature and writing of poetry. In this work, he contended that words, like chemical particles, had natural laws that governed the manner in which they could be combined into verse, and that poetry perceived as excellent was in fact one that conformed to those laws. He also argued that certain famous poets (William Shakespeare, William Wordsworth) had discovered those laws and put them to use in their poetry.
During his experimental career, he lost his left hand in a mercury fulminate explosion in 1894.
Personal[edit]
During the last 25 years of his life, Maxim spent most of his time at his home on the shores of Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey. He was a great promoter and supporter of the development of Lake Hopatcong and the Borough of Hopatcong and is honored by memorials in Hopatcong State Park and the Borough of Hopatcong's Maxim Glen Park. He spoke and wrote prolifically on many topics - from his opposition to maintaining the Morris Canal, to his disdain of Prohibition, to his love of poetry and boxing.
Maxim appeared as King Neptune during the first two years of the Miss America Pageant in 1921 and 1922, arriving on a great float and presenting the trophy to the winner.
He was an important member of the College of Fellows of the Academy of Nations.
Man's Machine-Made Millennium, future-predicting article in Cosmopolitan, Vol. 45, No. 6, November 1908, pag. 568, illustrated by William R. Leigh.
The Science of Poetry and The Philosophy of Language. By Hudson Maxim, Funk & Wagnalls Company, 1910.
Lake Hopatcong the Beautiful. By Hudson Maxim, The McConnell Printing Co., New York, New York, 1913.
Dynamite Stories. By Hudson Maxim, Hearst's International Library Co. 1916.
Defenseless America. By Hudson Maxim, Hearst's International Library Co. 1916.
The Science of Poetry and the Philosophy of Language By Hudson Maxim Funk and Wagnalls Company, New York
Leading Opinions Both For and Against National Defense. Compiled by Hudson Maxim, Hearst's International Library Co., 1916
Hudson Maxim, Reminiscences and Comments. By Clifton Johnson, Doubleday, Page & Company, 1924.
Hudson Maxim at the Encyclopædia Britannica
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Hudson Maxim.
Hudson Maxim School in Hopatcong, NJ
Lake Hopatcong Historical Museum
Hudson Maxim in ACADEMY OF NATION - CLIC Digital Collections
Hudson Maxim papers (1851-1925) at Hagley Museum and Library
Works by Hudson Maxim at Project Gutenberg
Works by or about Hudson Maxim at Internet Archive
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Design and develop online courses for Marshall School of Business
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Assist faculty with the design and development of online/hybrid course(s)
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As mentioned in our two previous posts Südpark in Dusseldorf and Südpark in Dusseldorf (part 2) this enormous park is one of many places where Dusseldorfers, as well as tourists, can find their own perfect spots and spend quality time.
In the summer it is absolutely beautiful, with all the flowers and plants, but autumn and winter have their own perks.
South Park consists of three different areas : Volksgarten, "Vor dem Deich" and "In den Gärten".


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Coral root is an herb. People use the root or underground stem (rhizome) to make medicine.
People take coral root for colds and for causing sweating.
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