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With the holiday season in full swing, millions of Americans are probably making a lot of purchases on their credit cards. For some people, credit cards offer a hassle-free method of paying for all types of things, from gifts to necessities, leaving the actual payment for later. But, taking on credit card debt can be a slippery slope, and in many cases what someone once thought was a few innocent purchases can lead to financial hardship down the road.
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First, we will take a long hard look at the design and color of the latest and greatest from adidas. Suffice it to say, it is unique. The odd paneling and colors make it look unlike anything that we have previously seen in the world of match balls. Unlike Nike, adidas have never claimed that their ball has been designed so that players can quickly ascertain the spin on the ball and the Brazuca pattern makes it looks crazy as it spins and flies through the air. Anyone that is familiar with the TeamGeist series from adidas will know that the ball always looked slightly small for a size five, and this is something that has come back around with the Brazuca. Although the recent outings from adidas (Cafusa, Tango, etc.) looked the proper size, the shape and bonding on the Brazuca (like the TeamGeist) makes it look slightly small. Do not worry that you have accidentally ordered a size four though, this is a size 5 top-tier match ball…it just looks small.
Second, when playing with the ball, it performs as you would expect a high end match ball. The flight is true and there are no odd "Jabulani-like" movements. However, the Brazuca does seem to sail through the air a bit faster than other high-end balls. This was rumored to be an aspect of this ball that FIFA had been excited about since it would provide better goals during the World Cup and it seems to be a legitimate quality possessed by the Brazuca. There were several strikes and long balls where it did seem like it flew a little faster through the air. Perhaps this is can be attributed to the smaller shape of the ball or the odd panel shape, but once this ball starts being used in the upcoming MLS season and in the World Cup, I expect there to be several long range strikes that fly past the keeper a bit faster than if a different ball was being used.
If you plan on playing with the Brazuca in colder climates, be warned that it seems to be affected more by the cold than other match balls. Other FIFA "A" approved balls still feel cushioned as you go for a header (no matter whether the ball has too much air or has gotten cold), but the Brazuca left several of us rubbing our heads after going for headers to try and ease the pain we received for our effort. In warmer weather, the problem seemed nonexistent and the typical match ball cushioning was evident when going for a header.
All in all, the Brazuca is a great outing from adidas and should aid the German brand in slowly erasing the black mark from the Jabulani. It performs as a top tier match ball should while embracing new technologies and looks. Although the look of the ball might be insane, the ball responds admirably. There is nothing that should keep you from snagging one of these for yourself, although the heightened price-tag from adidas might prevent it from being as accessible as other match balls. Head over to SoccerPro.com and snag one for yourself today!
Bought one the day it came out. It is beautiful.
MonkeyDJonas What are your thoughts on the Brazuca? Have you had a similar experience to my own?
I tried it and I didn't like it. It just feels artificial. Your comment "s different as possible from any other ball that is currently available" rings true. But why is that a good thing? And why is faster flight a good thing? I don't understand why Adidas feels its needs to keep reinventing the soccer ball. Nike makes an outstanding ball with very nice touch. Adidas makes something 'different' without that touch. I'll take Nike.
I never said that either of those things were good things, especially the faster flight. It all comes down to a matter of opinion and what you are looking for with a match ball. I also prefer the current Nike match balls that are available, but wanted to give all the details about the Brazuca that I found.
And CRonaldo, it always seems like adidas is very aware that a ball that looks really different and seems unlike anything on the market will make them more money. It isn't that they feel the need to reinvent anything, but they know that a large contingent of their customers will buy anything new.
Thanks for your comment! Do you have the Ordem? Do you think it is an improvement over the Incyte?
@CRonaldo It doesn't necessarily have to be a good thing CRonaldo. It's all down to personal preference, but I feel that the review needs to have every aspect of the ball mentioned as the price for a top-tier match ball is quite high.
The main reason adidas probably makes the seem so "different" is because they know that anything new will inevitably sell better as consumers always want the newest products.
I can't disagree with you when it comes to preferring Nike match balls, but everyone has a particular preference. Thanks for reading and sharing your thoughts!
I used one in San Francisco, and since it was around 52 degrees, the ball felt like a rock. The cafusa ball definitely feels softer in cooler climate.
Used it again in warmer climate and it was much better.
That said, I still think Nike's line of the last 5 years is superior, as much as wish that weren't the case.


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Treasury Fight Is Over, but Wall Street Animosity Lingers
By William D. Cohan
January 29, 2015 1:46 pm January 29, 2015 1:46 pm
Antonio Weiss is serving as an adviser to the Treasury secretary.Credit Jordan Hollender
On Monday, Antonio Weiss, the 48-year-old former global head of investment banking at Lazard, took up his new position as counselor to Jacob J. Lew, the Treasury secretary. In a note to his friends and Lazard colleagues, Mr. Weiss explained that he will be advising Mr. Lew on financial markets, regulatory reform, job creation and on "fostering broad-based" economic growth. It sounds like a full plate, and a job worth giving up his high-powered career at Lazard to take.
"I am fortunate to have a chance to serve my country," he wrote.
What he will not be is under secretary of the Treasury for domestic finance, thanks to weeks of political grandstanding by Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, in a misguided populist crusade that nearly deprived the nation of the services of a man who will no doubt prove to be a valuable public servant. Her drive to derail his nomination highlights a lingering animosity toward bankers that risks becoming counterproductive.
It also tended to paint everyone on Wall Street with the same broad brush of nefarious behavior. The truth, of course, is much more nuanced, as Ms. Warren well knows. Some Wall Street types serving in government want to protect their friends and the status quo; others, like Mr. Weiss, want to actually try to reform the bad behavior they have been seeing for years.
But Ms. Warren could not help herself. She raised the call to man the anti-Wall Street barricades as soon as President Obama nominated Mr. Weiss in November for the Treasury post, which required Senate confirmation. She managed to rope into her crusade several usually right-thinking colleagues, including the senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Al Franken of Minnesota. Her argument against Mr. Weiss, whom she never met, boiled down to the fact that he had the audacity to work on Wall Street and that Wall Street already controls too much of what happens in Washington. "Enough is enough," she said repeatedly.
But Ms. Warren chose the wrong battle. Not only is Mr. Weiss a bona fide progressive thinker, he is supremely qualified for the under secretary role and, frankly, is the kind of person that one marvels is willing to serve in government at all, given the huge sums of money he can continue to make in the private sector. (Full disclosure: Mr. Weiss worked briefly for me at Lazard more than 20 years ago.)
Mr. Weiss is also no fool. Rather than continue to be berated publicly by Ms. Warren and to continue to fight an uphill battle for Senate confirmation, he withdrew from consideration on Jan. 12 in a compromise that allows him to take the advisory role, a job that requires no Senate confirmation, and affords him many of the same responsibilities as the under secretary position and perhaps even better access to the levers of powers.
So Ms. Warren gets to claim a victory and Mr. Weiss still gets to work at the Treasury Department, but it is fair to ask what has been lost in the internecine skirmish.
About the same time that word began to leak that Mr. Weiss had given up his fight, a group of high-powered Wall Street executives was gathered together by Reuters in Times Square to share their predictions for 2015. The panel included Roger C. Altman, the founder of Evercore, the boutique investment bank; Ruth Porat, the chief financial officer of Morgan Stanley; Robert E. Diamond Jr., the former chief executive of Barclays; and Eric Cantor, the former House majority leader who was just weeks into his new job as a managing director at Moelis & Company, another boutique investment bank. Not surprisingly, Rob Cox, the senior Reuters editor serving as moderator, asked the participants what they thought about Mr. Weiss's decision.
"Is financial competence now a complete disqualifier for public service?" Mr. Cox asked, to considerable laughter from the audience.
Mr. Altman, a former Treasury official in both the Carter and Clinton administrations, tried to provide a little historical perspective about the vitriol toward Wall Street that seems so prevalent. "At the moment, the enmity, which so much of the American public feels toward the financial sector, remains deep and fresh," he said. "And that's just the way it is right now."
"I think a lot of us wish it weren't quite as deep and fresh as it is, but it is that way," he continued, and "when some of our successors are sitting here in 25 years or 50 years, they will say, 'Well, sure, it took a lot more than six years to get over the events of 2008, because that was the worst financial crisis this country ever saw since 1932 and 1933.' So I'm not sure it's all that surprising. It's just a bit unfortunate." He said he was not worried it was going to "ruin our country," but he did seem eager that the negative sentiments be overcome.
Mr. Cantor, who suffered a stunning political defeat in November but managed to move quickly through the revolving door to Wall Street, said he agreed with Mr. Altman that the anger would dissipate eventually. "It's particularly severe right now," he said, and it had "amplified the sort of populist notion that tends to now disqualify somebody that is talented and whose talents are needed to help us resolve some of these problems in Washington." He lamented that the extremes on both the left and the right that have made it difficult for people like Mr. Weiss to be confirmed. "Whereas most of the country is really in the middle," he said. "Most of the country wants to go about — if they're businesspeople — they want to go about their business, they want to invest their money. Families, wage earners, which is most of the country — 90 percent of wage earners work for someone else — they want to see some progress on all these issues that we talked about."
For his part, Mr. Diamond, the first American chief executive of Barclays, who built its investment banking business but was forced out because of the bank's participation in a scheme to manipulate global interest rate benchmarks, said he found it somewhat surprising that the anger directed toward banks and bankers continues to linger. "And here's the part that I find I think hardest for those in the banking industry," he said. "It's kind of nondiscriminatory."
Regarding Mr. Weiss, who he said he did not know, Mr. Diamond said, "They didn't treat him as an individual in his career and his knowledge and his background. It's a 'bank' and 'a banker.' And we're going to have to go through it, I agree with that as well, and we will. But I do think it's a lesson to us, and we have to learn from it. But I think the anger against banks and bankers is deeper and was less discriminatory in terms of which institutions managed themselves well, which managed themselves poorly, which people did a great job, which people didn't. And we will see through this and I look forward to it, but it's going to take some more time."
Mr. Diamond is right. The anger directed toward banks and bankers is deep and is not going away anytime soon. Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, told me recently he thought it might take as long as a generation to dissipate. But to continue to vilify all bankers seven years after the onset of the crisis — as Ms. Warren did to Mr. Weiss — is utterly counterproductive to the way America really works.
It is far better to have Mr. Weiss, who understands Wall Street and is a progressive thinker, in a position to curtail the kind of bad behavior that leads to financial crises than have Ms. Warren and her allies prevent him from serving. That may be the best thing to come out of this embarrassing episode.
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Clan Darroch is a Scottish clan. The current Chief of the Name and Arms of Darroch as recognized by the Lord Lyon King of Arms is descended from the Darrochs of Jura.

History

Origins of the name

The name Darroch is said to derive from Macdara which is Scottish Gaelic for son of oak. The Darrochs settled around Stirling and the name appears to have been derived from the lands of Darroch, near Falkirk, where there may have once been an oak grove. In accordance with this legend the chief's arms bear three oak trees.

There is a tradition in the West Highlands that the surname borne there is derived from the Gaelic Dath riabhach, which is said to be a short form of Mac 'Ille riabhach; although etymologist George Fraser Black thought such a derivation doubtful. The present line of chiefs, recognised as such by the Lord Lyon King of Arms since the late 18th century, claimed to descend from a "McIlliriech" from Jura.

Darrochs of Stirling
In 1406 John Darroch was ballie of Stirling. Later, in 1445, John Darach de Cruce is mentioned and is maybe the same person who was Commissioner to Parliament for the burgh of Stirling by the name of John Darraugh. In 1462 the nurse of Lady Margaret Stewart, daughter of James II of Scotland was Mariote Darrauch. Marion Darroch of Stirling protested in 1471 that she had not given consent to the alienation of an annual rent owed to her. In 1477 Jacobus Darroch appears as a witness to a charter to the lands of the Stirlings of Keir.

Darrochs of the Inner Hebrides
The Darrochs were most numerous on the islands of Islay and Jura. Here they were part of the larger Clan Donald. These Darrochs were known as the Clann Domhnuill Riabhaich which is a corruption of dath riabhach, which is Gaelic for brindled colour. This was to distinguish them from the fair headed inhabitants of Jura, who were known as dath buidhe – from which the name 'Bowie' is derived.

The Mic ille Riabhaich appear in 1623 on a bond acknowledging as their overlord, Sir Donald MacDonald, 1st Baronet of Sleat. In the bond MacDonald promises in return due protection.

The Gaelic patronymic of the Darroch chief became McIllreich.

18th century

The Barons of Gourock were descended from the McIllreich of Jura. Duncan Darroch who had been born on Jura, probably in the early 18th century, settled in Jamaica. There he amassed a considerable estate and prospered. However he was determined to return to his native soil and in 1784 acquired the lands and barony of Gourock from the Stewarts of Castlemilk. He was designated Chief of that ancient name the patronymic of which is McIllreich by the Lord Lyon King of Arms.

See also
Scottish clan

References

External links
https://web.archive.org/web/20070314000745/http://www.myclan.com/clans/Darroch_26/default.php
Clan Darroch at ScotClans

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The Good, the Bad, and the . . .
As many of you know, I like to talk a little 🙂 I also like to write a little 🙂 AND I like to take part in discussions about many things, including wine every now and then. I am active on wine bulletin boards and love the interactions that take place, and it gives me plenty of 'food for fodder' for blog posts, etc.
There is currently a somewhat heated discussion occurring involving a rather pricey Napa Cab that has been fun to watch – and take part in. This particular cab is produced by a well-established Napa winery that has a reputation for well-made wines, and has had that reputation for quite some time.
In fact, this particular cab was made in honor of their 40th Anniversary as a winery. That's a long time to be making wines – and keeping the doors open for ANY business. So what's the 'issue' here? Well . . . .
This cab happens to be made in a very 'new world' style. It's rich, unctuous, and speaks little of 'old world cabs' that the winery was known for in the past. Some might find it difficult to even determine what variety the wine is – something I personally have a problem with but others apparently do not. I don't hold it against the wine or the winery – it's the way they wanted to make this particular wine. And even though it's 'sweet' to me, others have found it unbelievably drinkable – even at the retail price of nearly $60.
Side story – a very well-known winemaker once poured me a glass of wine and asked what I thought. I told him that it was an interesting wine but couldn't tell what variety it was. ( It turned out to be a Grenache, my favorite variety, from a very sought after new world trophy winery.). His comment to me, which still rings in my ears years later – 'when a wine is perfect, it transcends the variety.' Yeah, right – BS!!!
So who has the 'right' to say whether this is a 'good' or 'bad' wine? Who has the right to tell you, me, or anyone else that they are 'crazy' or 'wrong' for enjoying a wine such as this one?
I'm curious to hear your thoughts on this . . .
Who Doesn't Like an Underdog?
If I were to take a poll of folks and ask what variety of wine immediately comes to their mind first when I say 'popular wines', my guess is that this list would include Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Merlot, Pinot Noir, perhaps Pinot Grigio, and maybe a few more.
One group of wines that you would rarely see as part of these lists would be Rhone varieties such as Syrah, Mourvedre, Grenache Blanc, Roussanne, and the like.
Yep, Rhone varieties are certainly 'underdogs' in the wine world these days. While most folks have heard of 'Bordeaux' varieties or 'Burgundian' varieties, one would get a lot of head scratching if asking folks to name 'rhone' varieties.
That said, Rhone varieties make some pretty darned impressive wines if I must say so myself! Each of the 22 different varieties that encompass this collection – and no, there will NOT be a test on this afterwards – brings something different to the table. And many of the varieties, such as Syrah and Grenache, can exhibit themselves quite differently depending upon the soil and climate in which they are grown.
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As the organization strives itself on educating the public, spend some time perusing it and check out the information about the different varieties that comprise the Rhone spectrum. You'll discover that Mourvedre, for instance, is called Monastrell or Mataro in Spain, where it was believed to originate from. And that Petite Sirah, which is a cross between Syrah and Peloursin, is not really grown in the Rhone at all.
To further your education, you may also choose to attend the Rhone Rangers Grand Tasting, which takes place this Sunday at the Craneway Pavilion in Richmond, CA. Discount tickets for the event, as well as the seminars (I'll be taking part in the Grenache one, by the way), are available – use code GT-20 for a 20% discount on the Grand Tastings tickets for Sunday, and SUNPASS-20 to receive $20 off an all – Sunday ticket that includes the seminars.
I do hope to discuss these varieties more in the future, and hopefully meet some of you this weekend – I'll be the guy on crutches (long story – will leave that for another blog post!).
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All About Grenache . . .
As many of you know, I am quite passionate about rhone varieties in general. I believe there is more 'variety' in these varieties than in most others, and they tend to be 'underdogs' in today's wine market, something I can appreciate as I've always been a fan of 'the underdog'.
The Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wines recently posted a blog post about Grenache entitled 'Next Big Thing or Another Passing Fancy' and I was intrigued by the thoughts put forth by Stephen Eliot, the author. He expressed his love for the variety, but his 'frustration' on not seeing it get more enthusiastic support from the public. Read his post here.
He ponders whether this lack of support is due to the fact that the wine is currently made in so many different styles that consumers can't 'understand' it easily. Or whether it is because it tends to be a blending grape and rarely stands on its own. Finally, he wonders out loud whether or not Grenache 'is a varietal capable of real greatness, of complexity and depth that will rival that of the best Cabernets, Pinot Noirs and Syrahs . . .'.
Most consumers have not been exposed to the variety on its own often enough, and therefore more exposure and education has to occur. Go to a Rhone Rangers event and taste these wines – in fact, there will be a seminar devoted to the variety at the next event in early April.
Many 'grenaches' out there tend to be blends, even those labeled as 'grenache. When winemakers blend syrah or other varieties into Grenache to 'give it more structure' or 'to add the color missing in the variety', they, to me, mask the underlying beauty the variety brings forth. Why is it okay to do this with Grenache but NOT okay to do this with pinot noir?
Many domestic Grenache producers are starting to price themselves out of the market for these wines, even before there is much of a market. Pricing needs to be kept at reasonable levels for consumers to be willing to give them a shot.
Winemakers, in my opinion, need to take a more 'hands off' approach to 'tweaking' these wines. Lay off the new oak, which will oftentimes cover up what the variety brings to the table rather than 'adding' to it. Understand that these wines will tend to be a bit higher in alcohol than other varieties because their skins are incredibly tough and bitter and you have to have the patience to wait to pick until the skins soften.
I would love to hear your thoughts on domestic grenaches and what might be done to shine more light on the variety and expose it to more folks.


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Communist Party of Cuba slams attempts to politicize, stigmatize COVID-19 origins
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HAVANA, Sept. 10 (Xinhua) -- The Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) has condemned attempts by the United States to manipulate the origins tracing of COVID-19 for political gains, according to a statement published Friday on the PCC's website.
The so-called report on the origins of COVID-19 compiled by the U.S. intelligence community recently politicizes, stigmatizes, and singularizes COVID-19 origins, Juan Carlos Marsan Aguilera, deputy head of the International Relations Department of the PCC Central Committee, was quoted as saying.
During an online meeting of the Sao Paulo Forum (FSP) held Thursday, the official said, "the U.S. intention to blame the People's Republic of China for the origins of the virus is another attempt by the North American nation to manipulate the COVID-19 crisis to benefit their political interests."
He said the U.S. report lacks scientific evidence and clarity, adding the joint report on origins tracing done by the World Health Organization and Chinese scientists in early 2021 has laid out scientific, professional and authorized conclusions.
A declaration issued on Thursday after the meeting highlighted "China's efforts to provide vaccines to various countries, including Latin America, as an important contribution to global cooperation in the fight against pandemics."
"The virus knows no borders or nations. Only with the solidarity of the entire international community can we be victorious against the virus," the declaration said.
"The union of all countries, respecting international solidarity and cooperation, is fundamental at this time to be victorious in the face of the pandemic and overcome this difficult moment in our history, laying the foundations for a better future for all humanity," it added. Enditem


As most architecture students and practicing architects find out, all-nighters are (ironically) the stuff of nightmares. They're a last resort when the project is due and you have run out times you can say "I'll do that tomorrow." All-nighters should be avoided at all costs as they can have many negative effects on your mind such as decreased concentration and reduced long-term memory. Even your body can suffer too; pushing yourself to the limit as you fight tiredness and work as much as physically possible will weaken your immune system and can cause circulatory problems from sitting down for 20 or so hours straight.
In a previous article, we have discussed the many ways in which you can avoid pulling an all-nighter so you don't have to be as sleep deprived. But sometimes things just don't go to plan, and you may feel that working through the night is the only option. Read on for tips and tricks that should make your all-nighter slightly more bearable (if that's at all possible).
It is easy to find yourself mindlessly sat at your desk for ages, frantically putting together the last details of the project. Going on regular walks will not only get your body moving again but a change of scenery will clear your head hopefully increase your productivity.
Keep yourself engaged by partaking in a conversation, even if it is asking someone nearby about the work or calling up close friends and family to catch up.
Before the tiredness kicks in, take the opportunity to write down everything you need to do to the most painstaking detail. That way you have something to refer to when your brain is on autopilot at five in the morning.
Break up your workload into manageable intervals, using the breaks as something to aim towards. The Pomodoro Technique uses 25-minute blocks with 5 minutes in between for more focused sessions.
As you are awake for longer hours than usual, your body is burning more calories. Snacking on nutrient-rich foods such as fruit, vegetables, and protein that will give you the energy to continue rather than depending mainly on carbohydrates which are slow burning.
This is easier said than done, but your brain is constantly taking in information while you scroll through Facebook or Instagram during your breaks. You need to give your mind a proper rest in this time and limiting time on social media will certainly help.
Wake yourself up by splashing yourself with cold water and shocking your body. Not to mention the trip from the desk to the sink will give your mind a few seconds to rest.
Put on your favorite songs to get you going and make the night as pleasant as possible.
If you are aware that an all-nighter might be coming up then clock in as many hours of sleep you can before the big night.
When working into the night with friends or colleagues then a quick, fast-paced game such as snap can give you the adrenaline rush for you to go back to your work more motivated and focused.
It is likely that if you eat a large, rich meal you will feel tired and sluggish afterward, not doing your productivity levels any favors. It is important, however, that you keep your body fueled with enough food to keep you going.
Stay hydrated while you work, perhaps adding ice and lime if available for that extra zing.
Get the blood pumping through your body by jogging on the spot or doing some star jumps. A nice contrast to sitting down for hours on end.
It sounds contradictory, but when your mind is really lagging, a few hours of sleep can be a lot more efficient than wasting time slowly doing work to a lower standard than when you are feeling more alert.


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Yosemite National Park covers a large area, divided into Yosemite Valley, Glacier Point, Wawona – Mariposa Grove, and Tuolumne Meadows.
Tuolumne Meadows, open only in summer season, is a family favorite for generations. It is among the most spectacular scenery on earth – turquoise lakes, sparkling creeks flowing through meadows sprinkled with wildflowers, majestic mountain peaks rising into the sky.
And, even in summer months, Tuolumne Meadows is never as crowded as Yosemite Valley.
Tip: Tioga Rd. (Route 120) which goes through Tuolumne Meadows, usually opens around Memorial Day, but last summer, due to heavy snows, the road did not open until July 1. Check the Yosemite National Park website for current information.
Read all the details on Travel for Kids fun things to do with kids in Tuolumne Meadows – giant redwoods in Tuolumne Grove, panoramic views of Half Dome from Olmsted Point, Tenaya Lake, horseback riding, tips for camping, and more.
Take the trail from Dog Lake parking lot or walk through the campground to the Lyell Fork of the Tuolumne River. At the bridge are sandy beaches where kids can play in the meadows. The trail continues along the river – follow it as long as you like, or just flop down in the grass and look up at the mountains. Bring a picnic and spend the day.
On the western edge of Tuolumne Meadows is Pothole Dome, a glacier-polished rock dome about 200 ft high. From the parking area next to Tioga Rd., follow the trail around to the eastern side of the dome, then climb up the gentle rock slope to the top. From the top are sweeping views (see video) of the meadows and high mountains.
From the Tuolumne Meadows Campground, take the trail to Elizabeth Lake, 4.6 miles round trip. Trail winds up through a shady pine forests, goes along green meadows next to the creek, arriving at the lake, nestled at the base of Unicorn Peak. Explore paths around the lake, there may even be snow at the eastern shore.
One of my earliest memories as a child is Tuolumne Meadows, where my family camped. My brothers and I played in the tiny bubbling creeks lined with bright green moss and wildflowers in the meadows.
Years later, we brought our own kids to Tuolumne Meadows to run around the meadows, hike up Pothole Dome, and wade in the Lyell Fork of the Tuolumne River, beloved by my parents to fish for trout. If it was lunch time, we stopped sparkling Lake Tenaya, where my husband's family had picnicked on their summer trips to Bishop on the east side of the Sierra.


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Q: textfields should change characters in range only first one is executing Can any one help me with this below code using textfields should change characters in range only first one is executing??
#define ACCEPTABLE_CHARACTERS1 @" 1234567890"

- (BOOL)textField:(UITextField *)textField
    shouldChangeCharactersInRange:(NSRange)range
                replacementString:(NSString *)string
{
    // first one................//
    if (textField == self.phoneField)
    {
        NSCharacterSet *cs = [[NSCharacterSet characterSetWithCharactersInString:ACCEPTABLE_CHARACTERS1] invertedSet];

        NSString *filtered = [[string componentsSeparatedByCharactersInSet:cs] componentsJoinedByString:@""];

        return [string isEqualToString:filtered];
    }

    // second one ........
    if (textField == self.phoneField) {

        if (((range.location == 3)) ||( range.location == 7)) {

            _phoneField.text = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@-%@", textField.text, string];

             return NO;
        }
        else  if (range.length == 1 &&
                  (range.location == 4 || range.location == 8))  {
             range.location--;
             range.length = 2;
             textField.text = [textField.text stringByReplacingCharactersInRange:range withString:@""];

             return NO;
        }

        if (range.length+range.location > textField.text.length) {
             return NO;
        }

        NSUInteger newLength = [textField.text length] + [string length] - range.length;

        return  newLength <=10;
    }
}

A: Because your are returning the function value in first if block it will not execute the second if block, the return statement immediately ends execution of the current function, and returns its argument as the value of the function call.
To do a number formatted for your textField do like this
-(BOOL)textField:(UITextField *)textField shouldChangeCharactersInRange:(NSRange)range replacementString:(NSString *)string
{

    NSCharacterSet *cs = [[NSCharacterSet characterSetWithCharactersInString:@"1234567890"] invertedSet];

    NSString *filtered = [[string componentsSeparatedByCharactersInSet:cs] componentsJoinedByString:@""];

    if (![string isEqualToString:filtered]) {
        return NO;
    }
    if (((range.location == 3)) ||( range.location == 7))
    {

        textField.text = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@-%@", textField.text, string];
        return NO;
    }
    else  if (range.length == 1 &&
              (range.location == 4 || range.location == 8))  {
        range.location--;
        range.length = 2;
        textField.text = [textField.text stringByReplacingCharactersInRange:range withString:@""];

        return NO;
    }

    if (range.length+range.location > textField.text.length) {
        return NO;
    }
    NSUInteger newLength = [textField.text length] + [string length] - range.length;
    return  newLength <=12;
}

A: See You are using two if statements. but at the end of the first if statement You are using return, so the control will come out of that loop. Even both the condition are right.
Simple explanation.
- (void)viewDidLoad {
    [super viewDidLoad];

    if (1) {
        NSLog(@"true");
        return;
    }
    if (true) {
        NSLog(@"true1");
        return;
    }
    // Do any additional setup after loading the view, typically from a nib
}

It will Print only true and not the true1 because the control will come out.

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I could make a million excuses about why I haven't blogged in so long (over 3 weeks!) but the truth is, life has just got in the way. I have a pretty busy life and between interning, LFW, working and being ill, I just haven't had the time. But I'm back - I promise.
I'm a big fan of this neon aztec shift dress from Coco Boo Loves. We all know I love a good aztec print and the style and vibrant colours of the dress make it the perfect day-to-night outfit. I've paired the dress with my trusty chunky boots and black leather backpack for a evening stroll through Hyde Park.
Its been my birthday over the weekend, the big 2-0! I'm a little gutted about not being a teenager anymore but I guess I had to grow up at some point! I've spent my time exploring London with my family, visiting Hampton Court Palace and doing a spot of shopping - lovely!
Love that dress - such a striking print.
That dress really suits you, especially with the gorgeous shoes! Gorgeous photos too!
I don't normally like aztec print much, but this is beautiful. I love the colour pop!
Absolutely love the pattern of this dress Monica! Gorgeous outfit!
At first when I saw your post I didn't like this dress, but when I saw it for the second time I absolutely shared your opinion! The dress is very unique and stunning, especially when worn with black accessories. Very cute! ❤ I read on your blog that you're studying in London College of Fashion, could you please answer me if you like it and how hard was it to enroll? It's my dream to study there so I'm really interested!


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I had to call this cheesecake recipe foolproof because this was my first cheesecake I've ever made and it turned out so good! My husband requested a cheesecake with some kind of raspberry topping for his birthday and it's a good thing I love him because it was a labor of love.
Honestly, it wasn't a hard recipe, but it took a bit of time. It's in the oven for a while and then you have to put it in the fridge overnight. My biggest tip is to get an oven thermometer because most likely your oven bakes overheats. I know mine does. Also, cheesecakes need to have room temperature ingredients. It makes a big difference. And if you don't have any extra-large eggs, you can measure other sizes of eggs in ounces for a substitute.
All I know, is this cheesecake was amazing and the fresh raspberry sauce put it over the edge! If you're looking to make something other than pie for Thanksgiving or Christmas, then this is the dessert for you.
2. To make the crust, combine the graham crackers, sugar, cinnamon and melted butter until moistened. Pour into a 9-inch springform pan. With your hands, press the crumbs into the bottom of the pan and about 1-inch up the sides. Bake for 8 minutes. Cool to room temperature.
3. Raise the oven temperature to 450 degrees F.
4. To make the filling, cream the cream cheese and sugar in the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with a paddle attachment on medium-high speed until light and fluffy, about 5 minutes. Reduce the speed of the mixer to medium and add the eggs and egg yolks, 2 at a time, mixing well. Scrape down the bowl and beater, as necessary.
5. With the mixer on low, add the sour cream, lemon zest and vanilla. Mix thoroughly and pour into the cooled crust. Place cheesecake on a sheet pan to avoid any spills.
6. Bake for 15 minutes. Remove cheesecake from oven and turn the oven temperature down to 225 degrees F. Bake for another 1 hour and 15 minutes. Turn the oven off and open the door wide. The cake will not be completely set in the center. Allow the cake to sit in the oven with the door open for 30 minutes.
7. Take the cake out of the oven and allow it to sit at room temperature for another 2 to 3 hours, until completely cooled. Wrap and refrigerate overnight.
8. Remove the cake from the springform pan by carefully running a hot knife (heated under hot water) around the outside of the cake. Leave the cake on the bottom of the springform pan for serving.
9. Serve with fresh raspberry sauce poured on top of individual slices. Store cheesecake in the fridge.
1. In a saucepan over medium heat, stir together 1 1/2 cups raspberries, sugar and water until the sugar is dissolved. Heat the mixture to boiling, stirring often. Reduce heat and add the vanilla.
2. In a small cup, combine the cornstarch and two tablespoons of water. Mix well.
3. Pour this into the boiling raspberry mixture. Stir and boil over medium-low heat, whisking occasionally, for 5 minutes or until the mixture has thickened.
5. Add 1 tablespoon of butter and mix until the butter has completely melted.
6. Allow the mixture to cool for 15 minutes then add the last of the raspberries and stir to mix.
7. Serve over cheesecake and refrigerate the leftovers.


Eight design-driven and lifestyle-focused home furnishings exhibitors will debut in InterHall for Spring 2019 High Point Market, joining more than 70 manufacturers, suppliers and designers in one of High Point's signature destinations.
InterHall's distinguished product lines and designer-friendly resources will be on display during Spring Market in IHFC, Commerce Wing, Hamilton Wing and Design Center on the first floor. In addition to these new exhibitors, notable returning tenants include: Adriana Hoyos Furnishings; Bungalow 5; Eichholtz; Kannoa; Nathan Anthony Furniture; Noir; Selamat Designs and Worlds Away.


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Inflationary finance and currency substitution in a public finance framework
Vegh, Carlos A.
Carlos A. Vegh
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Oswalt's comment on the video below about "going way too far" also reminds me of something about Happy!. Around Christmas last year, I signed for a Fedex from the NBCUniversal legal department. This being Bleeding Cool, that was not the first nor the last time I've received something from the NBCUniversal legal department, and while it's not something I'd let ruin Christmas, such things are occasionally time consuming and annoying. I rolled my eyes and resigned myself to spending the day sorry-not-sorrying about whatever it was.
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