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Banjo, Bhangra, Boogie Woogie and Beyond: the Talents of Haldane
By Alison Rooney, Arts Editor | May 5, 2011
By Alison Rooney
For an itty-bitty school, the numerous gifts of Haldane's students are outsized. That much was evident at the second incarnation of the newly invigorated Haldane Talent Show, which took place last Friday, April 29, at the school's auditorium. Eclectic as a talent show should be, the lively night featured performances from students, teachers and even a soon-to-be-retiring Elementary School Principal — Maggie Davis, providing a wistful end to the evening.
Emcee Mina Elwell
Freshman Mina Elwell welcomed the audience and proved a confident and encouraging emcee throughout. The house band of Mike Klubnick (a/k/a the 9th grade English teacher), Patrick G. Cummings and John Stech got things going playing for Elwell, Alison Duncan and Lindy Labriola on a rousing "Kids in America" which got the audience primed for a set of Blues Devils rock 'n soul, including Springstein's "Fire" and Sam & Dave's "Soul Man." Blues Devils (Conor Austin, Matt Chason, Patrick Daponte, Mina Elwell, Lindy Labriola, Pat Junjulas and James Rubino) hit their stride with all of the instrumentalists, percussion, bass, saxes and guitars, finding a groove. Singers Chason (who donned 60s shades for "Soul Man"), Labriola and Elwell kept the energy going. Chason followed with a solo, during which he encouraged the audience to participate, chiding them that "only two percent to fifteen percent of you are singing along" "¦!
Cheyenne Vickers singing Avril Lavigne
Emma Kimmel going round the world
Footprints, the first of several bands, followed with their own composition, and then Cheyenne Vickers got the crowd clapping with a cover of Avril Lavigne's "Sk8ter Boi." Then, in one of those moments just tailor-made for talent shows, Emma Kimmel came out and did her thing, which was a speed-talking recitation of every country in the world. Handily for Emma, should she have missed any (doubtful), no one in the crowd would have been able to tell, such was her whirlwind delivery.
Lindy Labriola, who performs frequently all over Philipstown, was unfazed by a sound cable problem at the start of her cover of Bob Dylan's "Make You Feel My Love" and showed no rattled nerves. The only thing wrong with Aidan Gallagher's banjo playing on "Old Kentucky Home" was that it "wasn't long enough" according to the people in my row. Longer one next time, because the crowd enjoyed it, okay Aidan?
Catriona Daly (l) and Anna Ledwith
The mood was quieter as Catriona Daly sang "Only Exception" accompanied on guitar by Anna Ledwith, and then went up-tempo again as Simrin Gosal and Kiran Singh, wearing colorful tunics of gold, maroon and teal, told a story through their traditional Indian Bhangra dance, performing in unison. Catriona Daly returned to the stage, this time accompanied by Simon Close, on piano, for "Falling Slowly" from the movie Once, Close giving a pre-song dedication to "Wills and Kate" whose royal wedding had taken place earlier in the day.
The Blue Notes
Kiran Kalantri took the lead vocals on "Hey Ya" with band members Elizabeth Bengal, Will Simone and brothers Nick and Matt Marino and then the Saxophone Ensemble of Quinn Kohut, Jackson Lisotta, Conor Austin and Sean Daly played an atmospheric "Pink Panther" accompanied by a gang of sneaky Kool Kats in shades. Closing out the first half (whew!) were the Boogie Woogie Bugle Girls: the Haldane Blue Notes vocal group, who sang and tapped their way through "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" with the assistance of real-life Bugle Boy Ben Neill, professional composer and musician and father of Blue Note Kady Neill.
The hard working crew of Anna Ledwith (Stage Manager), Frank Caccetta, Jacqui Ferguson and Jack Quigley got things set up for the second act while the Leo Club sold intermission refreshments.
'In Motion'
Could it be possible that there was still more talent? A whole second act's worth? Yes! The band In Motion got act two started with an original tune. Band members are Micah Adams, Collin Harrington, Tim Hughes, Jackson Lisotta, Tim Suits and Richard Vallejos. Emcee Mina Elwell, changed from shorts into a suit to deliver David Bowie's "Boys Keep Swinging" and another group, consisting largely of seniors, Us, Naked, incorporated violin into their original composition, "Wear Your Hair" a sample of lyric going "The way you wear your hair makes me stop and stare." Us, Naked is Elizabeth Bengel, Tess Dul, Stephen McCann, Nick Marino and Will Simone.
YMCA, A modern interpretation being interpreted
Perhaps inspired by their dance moves in Grease, a group of boys took on the disco "classic" ("classic" being loosely-defined) "YMCA" and created choreography including (this was advised to me by the ninth-grader next to me) the very current "Rick Roll" move, which defies written description to some extent. These Village of Cold Spring People were Conner Brennan, Simon Close, Aidan Gallagher, Patrick Junjulas, Kiran Kalantri, Matt Marino and Peter Spratt.
Mary Mechalakos, accompanied by her parents Martha and Jim provided a touching version of "First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" telling the audience that the song was one that her parents listened to while dating and "this is my way of saying thank you and I love you very much."
Haldane teachers are beast doing Ice Ice Baby
Then, in the moment the crowd was waiting for, remembering last year's highlight in which some of the female teachers created a thrilling "Thriller" the Chillin' teachers, a/k/a The Ice Pack, returned and outdid themselves with a scorching dance routine to Vanilla Ice's "Ice Ice Baby," pumping up the audience big time.
School staff in song, (L to R) Jodie Rowland, Kristen Savastano, Maggie Davis and Susan Kelly
Hard act to follow, but Chrissy Glorius followed it nicely with her gentle "Shine," accompanying herself on guitar. A quartet of staff, including Maggie Davis, Susan Kelly, Jodie Rowland and Kristen Savastano, dressed in their concert attire of black and white, no sneakers, harmonized on "I Get By With A Little Help From My Friends" and Forrest Ryzy-Ryski performed his own composition, "Clearly." He was then joined by Lindy Labriola and Kady Neill for a three-vocalist cover of "Helplessly Hoping" by Crosby, Stills and Nash.
Oompa Loompas doing their thing
Broadway belting got its due through the tandem efforts of Liz Richter and Kady Neill on "I Know Him So Well" from Chess and then the indescribable Oompa Loompas came out and did their Oompa Loompa thing. The evening was closed out by the full cast, full of energy, performing "Jump Around" by House of Pain. Maggie Davis, who will be retiring in June, evoked Carol Burnett by coming on in washerwoman garb and singing "I'm So Glad We Had This Time Together" which few or none of those on stage would have been familiar with, but which met with some aahs from the parents and grandparents in the audience.
Simrin Gosal (L) and Kiran Singh performing a Bhangra dance
The evening was put together by Mike Klubnick, Debbie Contini and Stacy Labriola with Wylie and Damian McDonald doing outstanding work on the sound, as did Tyler Mell with the lighting. The performance was documented by Quinn Kohut (photography) and Alec Lane (video). Lots of others pitched in, including, as always, the very hard-working custodial staff.
What brought the evening its special atmosphere was the mix of ages that make up this K-12 campus, with a gauntlet of adoring very young students seated on the floor in front of the chairs, cheering on their "elders." In no time at all, they will be up on the stage, displaying their talents to the next generation. And one comment was heard more than once at the conclusion. Something along the lines of: Haldane male teachers: bring it on. Next year, be there.
Photos by A. Rooney
About Alison Rooney
Arts Editor
Rooney has been writing for The Current since its founding in 2010. An accomplished playwright, she has lived in Cold Spring since 1999. She is a graduate of Binghamton University, where she majored in history. Location: Cold Spring. Languages: English. Area of Expertise: Arts
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3 thoughts on "Banjo, Bhangra, Boogie Woogie and Beyond: the Talents of Haldane"
Ann Dillon on May 8, 2011 at 8:17 am said:
Miss it. Is there a recording of it that could be purchased or borrowed
Editor on May 8, 2011 at 7:04 pm said:
It may be found on YouTube
Alison Rooney on May 10, 2011 at 7:13 am said:
There is a video of the whole show and we are seeing if we can get it posted on dot.info. Some permissions needed, etc. If we're successful, we'll let you know…. Alison R.
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Milngavie - Dunbartonshire - Scotland
Milngavie Golf Club,
Laighpark,
Milngavie,
G62 8EP,
9 miles NW of Glasgow city centre, via the A81 and A809
Susan Woods
Willie and Laurie Auchterlonie
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Milngavie Golf Club dates back to 1895, to a time when golf course construction in Scotland was booming. Indeed, a glance at the record books will show there were no fewer than six other courses opened that same year.
The St Andrews professional Willie Auchterlonie (who won the Open two years earlier) and his older brother Laurie (who would go on to claim the US Open title in 1902), laid out the course and it took them no more than a day to peg out a 9-hole circuit.
The Auchterlonies were of the opinion that the club actually had enough land to accommodate a full 18-hole course and so the number of holes in play was quickly doubled, producing the layout that remains in play today.
A landscape that was once grazing farmland over a hundred years ago has now evolved into a lovely moorland track, with tree-lined fairways routed across rather rugged terrain, allowing many of the tees and greens to be set on top of interesting little ridges.
Today's course at Milngavie has been stretched to a respectable 6,107 yards from the back tees, playing to a par of 70. There are only two par fives on the card, one on each nine, at the 538-yard 4th ("Mount Zion") and 501-yard 15th ("Laigh Park").
Short par fours at "The Cooper's Knowe" (hole 5) and "Dumgoyne" (hole 11) offer golfers a decent chance of a birdie, whilst the longest of the par three holes, the downhill 212-yard 16th, should be played with respect as it's prone to purloin a stroke (or more) from the unwary.
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Description: Willie and Laurie Auchterlonie pegged out the original course at Milngavie Golf Club and this tasty little moorland track is still a delight to play, more than a century after its formation. Written by: Top100 Aggregated Rating Rating: 5.5 out of 10 Reviews: 2
Jim Robertson
I thoroughly enjoyed my game at Milngavie with Mr James McCann of this parish. Not just for the company although it goes without saying that was delightful. The course at Milngavie is a thoroughly enjoyable moorland layout. It is quite hard to find! You have to trust your directions when you find yourself driving through a farmyard but, fear not, you are on the right road. Milngavie starts with a bang : a belter of a driving hole. I also loved the par three 6th. The overall feeling at Milngavie is interesting golf in peaceful surroundings.
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I love courses where fairways cross the road into the clubhouse and the twisting single track blacktop at Milngavie has three holes (the 2nd, 3rd and 16th) that do just that so keep your eyes peeled as you drive through. This is a lovely moorland track set out on tumbling terrain, with a clever routing that makes full use of the available contours.
This is best demonstrated at the 4th, 11th and 14th, where the putting surfaces are strung out along the s ame ridge, requiring a precise uphill approach to a plateau green on each of the holes. It also means the next three holes (at 5, 12 and 15) all begin with a thrilling downhill shot from an elevated tee position.
Looking back at my notes, the par four 8th has a benign stroke index rating of 12 but there's plenty of pressure playing a blind uphill tee shot on this hole over a gorse covered rocky outcrop just in front of the teebox - and pay attention to the yellow stakes that signify a ditch running across the front of the green on the next hole, close to Hilton Park Golf Club next door!
The routing becomes a little pedestrian near the end when holes 15 to 17 follow each other gently downhill in a straight line but that's only a minor criticism as they're strong holes, each of them played from an elevated tee position to a raised green.
Milngavie's maybe not quite in the same league as the top Renfrewshire moorland courses on the other side of the River Clyde but it's not that far behind them.
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Q: Find and replace a string in a sentence to another string in a list of sentences using a dictionary I have hundreds of thousands of original sentences and a lookup table in the form of a dictionary. I need to find all keys in all sentences and replace them as the value of the corresponding key.
For example, the original sentences and the lookup table are
sentences = ['Seoul is a beautiful place', 'I want to visit Paris', 'New York New York',
 'Between Paris and New York']

lookup = {'Paris': 'France', 'New York': 'United States', 'Seoul': 'Korea'}

The desired result is as follows.
['Korea is a beautiful place', 'I want to visit France', 'United States United States',
'Between France and United States']

What I tried is the below code.
for i in range(len(sentences)):
    sentence1 = sentences[I]
    for key in lookup.keys():
        sentence1 = sentence1.replace(key, lookup[key])
    sentences[i] = sentence1

I'm concerned that double loops may take too much time.
Is it the best way to do this?
Is there a faster or more elegant way to accomplish this?

A: You could use re.sub with a callback function.  Form a regex alternation of the city keys, and then do the lookup in the callback.
sentences = ['Seoul is a beautiful place', 'I want to visit Paris', 'New York New York', 'Between Paris and New York']
lookup = {'Paris': 'France', 'New York': 'United States', 'Seoul': 'Korea'}
regex = r'\b(?:' + r'|'.join([re.escape(x) for x in lookup.keys()]) + r')\b'
output = [re.sub(regex, lambda m: lookup[m.group()], x) for x in sentences]
print(output)

This prints:
['Korea is a beautiful place',
 'I want to visit France',
 'United States United States',
 'Between France and United States']

A: You just have to loop trough all sentences then replace every element:
sentences_corrected = []
for sentence in sentences:
    for key, substitution in lookup.items():
        sentence = sentence.replace(key, substitution)
    sentences_corrected.append(sentence)

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Galerie Chalette records, 1916-1999, bulk 1939-1994
Historical Note
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Art dealers and collectors Madeleine Chalette (1915-1996) and Arthur Lejwa (1895-1972) opened the Galerie Chalette in New York on 45 West 57th Street in February, 1954. The gallery originally specialized in contemporary French graphics and later shifted its focus to contemporary twentieth century European and American art, particularly the work of Jean Arp. Over the years, Galerie Chalette relocated twice. In 1957, the gallery moved to 1100 Madison Avenue and then to 9 East 88th Street in 1964.
Madeleine Chalette was born in 1915 in Paris and grew up in Poland. In 1940, after Madeleine's efforts to secure the release of her father, Leon Chalette, from Sachsenhausen concentration camp near Berlin were successful, father and daughter traveled by boat to Shanghai. They stayed in Shanghai throughout World War II, arriving in the United States in 1946. Arthur Lejwa, a Polish-born biochemist, immigrated to the United States in 1939 and taught at Long Island University. In 1947, Madeleine and Arthur Lejwa were married in Cincinnati, Ohio, where Arthur was the Director of the Robert Gould Institute for Nutritional Research.
The gallery was very active in the 1950s and 1960s, as evidenced by the numerous exhibitions. Many of the exhibitions in the 1950s were thematic. Exhibitions in the 1960s were mostly organized around the work of a particular artist, such as Wojciech Fangor and Leon Polk Smith. In 1972, the Metropolitan Museum of Art showcased Jean Arp's work from the Lejwa's collection and a few works lent by Arp's widow, Marguerite Arp. The exhibition was expanded and traveled as "Arp 1877-1966," first exhibited at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and then shown in seven museums in the United States and six in Australia.
In the early 1970s, the Lejwas began supporting institutions in Jerusalem, including donating a 17th century Polish menorah to The Israel Museum and five sculptures to be displayed in public spaces: "The Threshold of Jerusalem" by Jean Arp, "The Loop" by Robert Engman, George Rickey's "Two Lines Oblique," "The Skedion Ekton" by Stephanie Scuris, and "Four Cubes Cut in Identical Halves" by Max Bill.
Following Arthur's death on October 27, 1972, Madeleine continued as an independent dealer and consultant and renamed the business Chalette International. In the 1980s, Madeleine Lejwa continued her philanthropic endeavors in Jerusalem, donating to a scholarship fund for Arab students. She was also a strong supporter of New York University's archeological site Aphrodisias, in southwestern Turkey. In the 1970s and 1980s, Lejwa traveled widely including Israel, Jordan, Egypt, Italy, Turkey, Japan, and China. Madeleine passed away at age 81 on June 9, 1996.
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Artists' Files, 1916-1996
General Business Files, 1950-1994
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Photographs, circa 1920s-1994
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Among the notable players in the lineup, for a player like Adam Johnson, there was a drop off in his level of play vs the Blue Jackets.
Meanwhile, Daniel Sprong scored in the win, while Zach Aston-Reese who is back skating on Evgeni Malkin's line this morning, added a goal and assist.
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While shopping, people can enjoy housemade bratwursts on a pretzel bun with sauerkraut and mustard, Berliner doughnuts filled with raspberry jam, apple fritters and ginger-and-honey-spiced Lebkuchen cookies. Or they can order a glass of some mulled wine called Gluhwein, apple cider or a hot toddy.
Book Harvest will be collecting new and gently-used books to pass on to children in the Triangle. There also will be live music and face painting for the children.
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restaurant is offering its annual year-end community dinner at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
The menu is a work in progress but here's what chef Aaron Vandemark shared: hay-braised pork shanks; hickory-smoked pork belly with turnips; grilled pork ribs under a brick; pickles, cheese and country ham; sweet potato-apple soup with bacon cornbread; and a chestnut biscuit with maple ice cream, vincotto (a sweet Italian condiment made from cooking grapes) and orange marmalade.


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Raging California fires keep tens of thousands from homes
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Crews tried to beat back two out-of-control wildfires in Southern California on Tuesday that have kept tens of thousands of people out of their homes even as another round of dangerous fire weather raises the risk for flames erupting across the state.
Fierce winds that drove twin fires through brushy hills near cities in Orange County a day earlier were expected to pick back up, although not to the earlier extremes, according to the National Weather Service.
Southern California Edison reported to regulators that it was investigating whether its equipment might have sparked the Silverado Fire near the city of Irvine. With utility equipment blamed for several destructive fires in recent years, Edison was among the utilities in California that deliberately cut power to customers to prevent equipment from being knocked down or hit with debris in the winds and sparking wildfires.
Irvine residents had to evacuate after a fire broke out early Monday, while later and a few miles away, another blaze, the Blue Ridge Fire, sent people fleeing from the Yorba Linda area. New evacuations were ordered Tuesday as others were lifted. More than 70,000 people remained out of their homes.
At least 10 homes were damaged and crews protected hundreds more as winds pushed flames down ridges toward neighborhoods. There was little containment of the fires, which continued to grow throughout the day.
Forecasts call for Santa Ana winds to keep blowing over much of Southern California, with some of the strongest gusts howling through Orange County, where the major blazes are. The winds were expected to be lighter than a day earlier and die down by nighttime.
The gusts were so strong Monday that they toppled several semi-trucks on highways and forced firefighters to ground their aircraft, though they got back up by late afternoon and were expected to fly Tuesday.
Two firefighters, one 26 and the other, 31, remained in critical condition after being injured while battling the larger blaze near Irvine, according to the county's Fire Authority, which didn't provide details on how the injuries occurred. They each suffered second- and third-degree burns over large portions of their bodies and were at a hospital with their families by their sides, said OCFA Chief Brian Fennessey.
"It's tough for any firefighter, certainly any fire chief to, to feel this helpless, when you've got part of our fire family fighting for their lives," Fennessey said during a Tuesday news conference.
Ruth Anderson and her husband, Michael, grabbed medications and luggage as powerful winds whipped up in their Irvine neighborhood on Monday. They begged their neighbors to leave too, then drove off, only to find themselves in a traffic jam as orange smoke descended.
"You could hardly see in front of you," she said. "You didn't know if there was a wall of fire coming or not."
Once safely at a friend's house a few cities over, "we made pumpkin martinis and tried to forget about life," Anderson laughed.
Southern California Edison cut power to about 38,000 homes and businesses, although it restored some power by Monday night.
In Northern California, easing winds allowed Pacific Gas & Electric to begin restoring power after the largest of five safety shutoffs this year.
At its peak, PG&E cut power to about 345,000 customers — an estimated 1 million people — in 34 counties. The nation's largest utility said it has restored power to more than 156,000 customers. Electricity is expected to come back at the remaining homes and buildings by Tuesday night after crews do inspections to make repairs and ensure equipment is safe.
A dozen reports of damage had been received, PG&E said.
Nearly two dozen wildfires were reported in Northern California on Sunday night and Monday but all were rapidly contained without serious damage.
The threat, however, was far from over in many parts of PG&E's vast service area. A red-flag warning of extreme fire danger was in place Tuesday in the Santa Cruz Mountains near the San Francisco Bay Area and some coastal and valley areas, with warnings extending into Tuesday evening for some higher elevations in the Bay Area.
"Bone-dry" humidity could dry out vegetation, which can contribute to "catastrophic" fires, PG&E meteorology chief Scott Strenfel said.
"The conditions are very, very unsafe," said Mark Quinlan, the utility's incident commander.
However, once the winds ease, the weather should remain calm through the weekend, Quinlan said.
Scientists have said climate change has made California much drier, meaning trees and other plants are more flammable. October and November are traditionally the worst months for fires, but already this year 8,600 wildfires in the state have scorched a record 6,400 square miles (16,600 square kilometers) and destroyed about 9,200 homes, businesses and other buildings. There have been 31 deaths.
Rodriguez reported from San Francisco. Associated Press writers Stefanie Dazio in Los Angeles and Amy Taxin in Orange County contributed to this report.
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Dr Stefano Rusconi is an Associate Professor in infectious diseases at the University of Milan, Italy, which he joined in February 1, 2015. After his M.D. in 1988, he got post-graduate specialties in allergy & clinical immunology and infectious diseases. He has been on staff at Luigi Sacco Hospital in Milan since 1994 and leads a research group engaged in both basic and clinical research in HIV. His research interests are: (i) experimental models of antiretroviral therapy and viral mutants in vitro; (ii) genotypic and phenotypic analysis of resistance to antiretroviral drugs; (iii) design and conduct of clinical trials with antiretroviral drugs. He holds post-graduate certifications in design and conduct of clinical trials and in advanced bioethics and has been the scientific secretary at Luigi Sacco IRB (now Milan Area A Inter-hospital IRB) in Milan from July 1999–January 2017. He was also elected as EACS regional representative in 2012–2016.
During Academic Years 2010/11–present: teaching Infectious Diseases to Medical School students; 2012/13–present: teaching Infectious Diseases to Prevention Health Sciences students, both at Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy.
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Christina Cross is a Postdoctoral Fellow and Assistant Professor of Sociology at Harvard University (beginning 2022). Her research falls at the intersection of families, race/ethnicity, and social inequality. She examines how family structure, change, and dynamics influence individuals' life chances, particularly among minoritized and/or low-income populations. Her work has appeared in outlets such as Social Problems, Demography, and the Journal of Marriage and Family. Her research has been supported by organizations including the National Science Foundation, the Ford Foundation, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the JPB Foundation, and the Social Science Research Council. It has received awards from the American Sociological Association, including the 2020 ASA Dissertation Award, the Population Association of America, the Society for the Study of Social Problems, ProQuest, and the Midwest and Southern Sociological Societies. Cross holds a PhD in Public Policy and Sociology from the University of Michigan.
Over the last six decades, researchers have documented a steady decline in the share of U.S. children living in two-parent families, a widening racial gap in the proportion of children who live apart from a parent, and a persistent negative effect of parental absence on child outcomes. Combined, these trends have fuelled a national debate about whether racial differences in family structure exacerbate existing inequalities in children's life chances. However, there has been little research to explain an important set of findings: living apart from a biological parent is less negatively consequential for children of colour compared to their white peers and growing up in a two-parent family yields significantly lower returns. In this presentation, Dr. Cross will discuss why family structure matters differently for the academic success of racialized groups. She has empirically tested hypotheses that have been put forward to account for racial differences in family structure effects and identified factors that explain variation in outcomes. Additionally, she will discuss how we can expand the existing conceptual framework linking family structure and child outcomes to incorporate the significance of macro-level factors, namely structural racism.
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JURY VERDICT: Auburndale woman guilty of meth trafficking
August 4, 2016 /in SAO10 Blog /by Kaitlyn Pearson
Five kilograms of methamphetamine were entered as evidence in a two-day trial where jurors found Crystal Caldwell guilty of trafficking.
Assistant State Attorney Jacob Orr delivers his closing statement to the jury Thursday morning. After deliberating, jurors decided the defendant was guilty as charged.
Caldwell, 34, of Auburndale, faces a minimum of 15 years in prison after the jury convicted her Thursday of trafficking 200 or more grams of amphetamine, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a structure used for trafficking, sale or manufacture of controlled substances and resisting officers without violence.
Assistant State Attorney Jacob Orr told the jury Wednesday that undercover Polk County Sheriff's Office detectives went to Caldwell's house to buy two kilos of meth for $20,000. After the transaction, the property was searched, and three more kilos of meth were recovered from a wheel inside a truck in Caldwell's yard.
Law enforcement conducted a search, and in addition to the five kilos of meth, a small plastic bag of meth was found in Caldwell's pocket.
While two other men were the ones who handed the drugs to undercover deputies, Orr pointed out to the jury that the drugs were at Caldwell's house and that she was their link.
Seven witnesses testified, including one of the men who helped Caldwell sell the drugs, and the jury was presented with audio and video evidence Wednesday that she was a key player in the drug transaction.
Caldwell's attorney argued that Orr hadn't proved anything through the testimony and evidence, but Orr responded in closing statements saying that without Caldwell the drug deal "simply would not have happened."
He told the jurors he was confident they would determine he'd proven the case beyond a reasonable doubt because the evidence proved Caldwell was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
"This was all happening at Crystal Caldwell's house. The drugs were at her house," Orr said. "You could debate what role she played, but you cannot deny she played a role."
After reviewing the audio and video evidence again, the jury deliberated for about an hour and a half. They determined Caldwell was guilty as charged, and she will be sentenced in September.
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IUP's business doctorate is designed for working professionals who are looking to prepare for a business school professorship or advance to senior leadership positions. With weekend classes, it is the first part-time business PhD in the state of Pennsylvania.
In the IUP Business PhD program, you'll study in-depth concepts and apply your research under the guidance of experienced, expert faculty with a global perspective in the Eberly College of Business and Information Technology. Eberly College holds accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business—a distinction held by only 5 percent of business schools worldwide.
Why Do I Need a Business PhD?
In today's competitive world of business, earning a PhD is a smart career move.
A PhD is typically a requirement or a preferred credential for teaching positions at business schools, four-year colleges, and universities. It also can expand your expertise in a specialization, helping you advance or redirect your management career in industry or other sectors.
The US Bureau of Labor Relations reports that more than 60,000 professors teach at business schools today, with an average salary just above $100,000. Meanwhile, a number of senior leadership positions in a wide range of industries encourage and sometimes require a PhD.
Consulting services are in demand, as are senior analyst and executive positions that can benefit from the skills obtained during your doctoral studies.
Given the academic and industry need for PhD graduates, the potential return on your investment for earning this degree can be significant. IUP's competitive tuition combined with its quality education make it an excellent value choice for your business doctorate.
Students are charged on a per-credit basis. The $669.50 projected cost per credit for Pennsylvania residents during the 2018–19 academic year makes this program one of the most cost-effective Business PhD degrees in the state of Pennsylvania.
We also offer nearly a dozen 10-hour-per-week doctoral graduate assistantships (GAs) during the first year. The awards will be based on the overall strength of the applications. Candidates must apply for assistantship separately. For the first two semesters of the program, the tuition waiver will be $2,173 per semester with a cash stipend of $800. GA positions will also be available during the second year, and will be awarded on a competitive basis. GAs will work from a remote site with faculty and/or administrators of the Eberly College.
IUP accepts applications for the part-time business PhD program on a rolling basis with no application deadline. However, we recommend early applications to secure your seat before the next cohort is filled.
Visit our Application Requirements page for more information about the prerequisites you will need to apply for our PhD program. IUP's graduate admissions pages will walk you through the exact process to follow once you are ready to apply.
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Each summer the Greek isles get a new infusion of tourists seeking their "bucket list" existential experiences. Santorini is often the bullseye destination more sought out than some others. However, many who arrive here do not realize how close other famous Greek isles are, and few take the opportunity to use Santorini as a home port for greater exploration. For those who do, the following list of nearby destinations may prove helpful.
A short distance from Santorini (1.5 hours by fast ferry), Crete is the legendary land of the ancient Minoans. The largest island in Greece, Crete is known for its rugged mountains and pristine beaches, and for charming villages set around ancient hamlets. Famed for the friendliness of its locals, the island has some of Europe's most famous beaches including Elafonisi, Falasarna, and the well-known Vai, where Europe's biggest palm forest hugs the shoreline. On Crete, you'll find worlds within a world set on an island paradise where legends still echo, and where hospitality takes on a whole new meaning. Visit the Minoan Palace at Knossos, then find a lost beach cove somewhere in the mountains of Sfakia. Crete is simply amazing.
This island gem is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe. Mykonos is known for its cosmopolitan atmosphere and the wild party vibe too. Since forever, the island has been a favorite playground for celebrities and the jet-set crowd. Known to many as "The Island of the Winds," Mykonos was first made famous back in the early 1930s. Key points of interest on the island are Psarou Beach, Paradise Beach, and the unspoiled hidden beach hangouts the party set searches out each season. For a non-stop beach party, this is the place to be seen. Daily ferries in between Santorini and Mykonos, take about 2 hours.
The largest island of the Cyclades group is almost as popular as its closest neighbor Mykonos. Covering an area of nearly 430,000 square kilometers, this magical atoll of 18,000 local inhabitants is famous for its pristine beaches, for Kitron, and for gastronomic wonders as well. If you desire undiscovered beach bliss or the Temple of Demeter, Naxos is a must visit paradise not far by ferry from Santorini (1.5 hours). Other attractions include the Eggares Olive Press Museum, Kouros Statue, the Temple of Apollo, the Cave of Zeus, Bazeos Tower, Zas Mountain, and the Venetian Museum.
This fantastic island is home to about 13,000 full-time residents scattered across a landscape of traditional villages and beautiful beaches few can imagine. One of the most popular of the Cyclades group, Paros covers a total area of 196.3 square kilometers. Here you will find family travelers mixing it up with romantic explorers and the youthful et. The main villages of Parikia and Naoussa get most of the action, but in all, there are 38 beaches with some of the cleanest sand and aquamarine surf anywhere. A favored spot for windsurfers and kiteboarders, the island is a watersports legend. The best-known ones, Santa Maria, Kolymbithres, and the New Golden Beach are buzzing with sporting enthusiasts. The Santorini to Paros, the ferry ride is a bit longer than to the other outlying islands, but 2-3 hours cruising the Aegean is not the worst destiny ever. Paros is another "must" if you have the time.
Coming up from the 7th through the 21st of September, the Cultural Association "The Friends of Santorini" will present for the 40th consecutive time, the International Music Festival of Santorini. This year, six concerts across several music genres will be performed at the Petros Nomikos Conference Center in Fira.
Beginning October 5th, 2018, Santo Maris Oia Luxury Suites & Spa will be among the sponsors of the three-day Santorini Experience, a significant sports tourism event coming to our magnificent island for the fourth consecutive year. The event organizers and sponsors aim to build on past successes and to promote world-class sports tourism on one of the world's great island destinations.
Co-organized by the Municipality of Santorini, Municipal Sports Cultural Environmental Organization of Santorini (DAPPOS), and Active Media Group, this year's event is also supported by the Greek National Tourism Organization.
The Santorini Experience 2018 will include a variety of running, swimming, and other activities including 5, 10, and 15-kilometer races, concerts, and open water swimming to name a few. This unique event puts avid sports enthusiasts right alongside world-class athletes competing in one of the most unbelievable settings imaginable. Spectators and competitors get to experience one of the most beautiful places on Earth while taking part in an incredible sports spectacle.
This year, the Santorini Experience has joined the World's Marathons world running community, a marketing group that promotes and takes part in more than four thousand races worldwide. Running routes have been tailormade by former marathon runner and Greek classic route record holder Nikos Polias, who is also a running coach and director of All About Running.
Swimmers will confront a 1.5-mile test designed by the Federal Technical coach of Swimming, with Olympic and World medals in open water swimming Nikos Gemelos. Some of the big-name swimmers who've taken part in previous Santorini Experience events include Hungarian swimmer Attila Manyoki; Olympic and World Champion in open water swimming, Spyros Gianniotis; and World Champion in open water swimming, Kelly Araouzou.
If you want to see the Santorini Experience 2018 races as a spectator or participate yourself, book your stay at Santo Maris Oia Luxury Suites & Spa in time, for early-bird discounts and other perks that are only available when you book directly with us.
Santo Maris Oia Luxury Suites & Spa adds another accolade to its roster of awards and honors with the nomination at the 4th annual World Spa Awards™ in Greece's Best Resort Spa 2018 category for the second year in a row.
Santo Maris Oia Luxury Suites & Spa Nominated at the 5th Annual World Travel Awards™ as the Leading Island Villas of Greece for 2018.
Santorini is not often considered a source for agricultural products. This is owing to the island's incredible touristic popularity, no doubt. However, the unique volcanic nature of Santorini and its climate have properties for growing high-quality products for your table that are not available anywhere else in the world. Here are just a few of the produce specific to Santorini to tantalize your taste buds.
Santorini's most precious gift for travelers rises in the East in the morning and sets over the world's most famous volcano caldera in the evening. Sunsets here stay with you for a lifetime. As majestic and memorable as sunsets are, visitors also want more tangible souvenirs of their trips to paradise too. With physical keepsakes in mind, here's a short list of the most popular tokens from Santorini.
The unique character of Santorini wines has been known since ancient times.
Santorini (Thera) today is noted for its sunset panoramas and the unbelievable caldera formed by one of the world's most devastating events. The magnificent tourist paradise dreamed of by travelers around the world is the end product of a Bronze Age disaster of unequaled scale.


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You and Flavia Cacace have been dancing together for over 20 years – do you still get on as well now as you did back then?
Amazingly well, we're a match made in heaven! She's like an extension of me and we hardly ever disagree.
Flavia and I wanted to show that we're not a one-trick pony together, so this tour wasn't just a dance showcase. It was a comedy show with a storyline and a live band – it wasn't all about tango.
What's the worst costume you've ever had to wear?
There are some people who'll throw a strop if they're asked to wear something they don't like, but as long as the costume illustrates the dance, I don't mind.
Everything in dance has a story, and I want to make sure I'm always in character.
A chef. Cooking's my favourite hobby, and I love inventing new dishes.
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Joe studied neuroscience and psychology at Harvard, graduating magna cum laude in 2002. His senior thesis was published in Learning & Memory, an influential cognitive neuroscience journal. This research helped to call into question the hypothesis that the degeneration of cholinergic neurons plays an important role in the development of Alzheimer's disease. The so-called "cholinergic hypothesis" had been the basis for most pharmacological therapies marketed to Alzheimer's physicians and their patients.
Joe then received a master's degree in biology with an emphasis on cognitive neuroscience from the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom. Along with several Cambridge scientists, he published research on the cognitive basis of visual impairment in brain-damaged patients. These results appeared in Neuropsychologia, a prestigious and widely read journal.
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Jean-Yves Casgha, né le  à Tunis, est rédacteur en chef du magazine Temps X de Igor et Grichka Bogdanoff (France 2), journaliste producteur/animateur du magazine MicroMega (RFI). Il est aussi commentateur et voix off dans Faut pas rêver (France 3) et directeur de la rédaction de Science Frontières Magazine.

Il est président-fondateur du Festival Science-Frontières (Palais du Pharo, Marseille) ainsi que de la SA Science-Frontières Production et de TerreTv.

À la suite de la création du Festival Science Frontières, Jean-Yves Casgha s'engage de plus en plus dans la protection de l'environnement et la sensibilisation du grand public sur les questions écologiques.

Biographie
Grammairien, professeur de lettres classiques, Jean-Yves Casgha devient producteur et journaliste de radio (chroniqueur sur France Inter dans les magazines de Jacques Pradel, journaliste animateur/producteur à France Inter (Boulevard de l'étrange, Science-Friction), aux programmes, puis éditorial d'ouverture du journal de  (Science et Mystères) aux infos.

En 1984, il crée le festival Science Frontières.

En 2007, Jean-Yves Casgha crée TerreTv, la première télévision interactive entièrement consacrée à l'environnement et au développement durable.

Résumé de carrière

Presse écrite
 Réalisation de grandes enquêtes et dossiers pour Le Figaro Magazine, VSD, Paris Match, La Croix, La Vie, Cosmopolitan, Newlook.

Radio
 chroniqueur sur Carbone 14, radio libre en 1981
 Chroniqueur sur France Inter dans les magazines de Jacques Pradel
 Journaliste Animateur/Producteur France Inter (Boulevard de l'étrange, Science-Friction aux programmes, puis éditorial d'ouverture du journal de 7h Science et Mystères aux infos)
 Chroniqueur sur OFM, RFM et Europe 1
 Journaliste animateur/producteur sur RFI : Science sans frontières
 Journaliste animateur sur RMC : Les Après-Midi de RMC avec Viviane Blassel, Vincent Ferniot et Laurent Courageux
 Chroniqueur sur France Bleu nationale dans Tous ensemble de Patrick Sabatier

Télévision
 Journaliste et chroniqueur magazines sur TF1 : Temps X (Igor et Grichka Bogdanoff), Droit de Réponse (Michel Polac), Ex-Libris (PPDA), 2002, L'Odyssée du Futur (Igor et Grichka Bogdanoff), Les Animaux du Monde (Marlyse de La Grange), Mystères (Alexandre Baloud)
 Journaliste animateur sur France 2 : Matin Bonheur Monique Cara
 Directeur de production des magazines de Mireille Dumas
 Rédacteur en chef sur TF1 : Futurs (Igor et Grichka Bogdanoff)
 Rédacteur en chef sur France 3 : Science Cartoon (premier magazine en animation)
 Auteur de documentaires de création : Trait pour Trait (France Télévisions), Coup de cœur (France Télévisions)
 Producteur de magazines (France Télévisions, TMC, Planète, Histoire, CFI, RFO) : Off le magazine des festivals, C'est-à-dire, La Dernière science, Les Trésors des festivals, 3' pour changer le monde...
 Créateur de Télévision Science-Frontières,  temporaire de proximité itinérante (17 autorisations du CSA sur la France)
 Créateur de TerreTv, la télévision des générations futures spécialisée dans l'environnement et le développement durable

Auteur et directeur de collections
 Les dossiers Sciences-Frontières, Robert Laffont 1990
 Les mécanismes de l'étrange, éditions du Rocher 1995
 Les mystères de la vie et de la mort, Philippe Lebaud 1990
 Les Risques de notre Planète, éditions du Rocher, 2004, ouvrage collectif

Distinctions
 Prix Denis Guichard de la Fondation de France

Notes et références

Annexes

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 Jean-Pierre Lentin
 Jean-Marie Pelt
 Boris Cyrulnik
 Nos enfants nous accuseront
 Marcel Locquin
 Rayons X (France 2)
 Planète (revue)
 Erik Pigani
 Château de Veauce

Écrivain français du XXe siècle
Personnalité de l'altermondialisme
Journaliste français du XXe siècle
Collaborateur de Paris Match
Collaborateur de La Croix
Collaborateur de La Vie
Personnalité masculine française de la radio
Collaborateur de France Inter
Collaborateur de RFM
Collaborateur d'Europe 1
Collaborateur de France Bleu
Chroniqueur à la radio
Producteur de radio
Producteur de Radio France
Animateur sur France Inter
Animateur sur RMC
Animateur sur Radio France internationale
Personnalité de la télévision
Naissance en mai 1952
Naissance à Tunis


In its recent analysis ranking more than 500 companies on their IoT service capabilities, ABI Research finds that both partner programs and their member companies continue to mature in their IoT offerings, with 59% of listed organizations receiving a high IoT maturity grade. This is nearly double the number of organizations that received a high maturity ranking when ABI Research first analyzed these IoT ecosystems in September 2015. This increase in IoT maturity stems in part from the actions of partner program parents who offered their members access to training and certification programs.
The ecosystems offer primarily B2B solutions to clients looking to utilize IoT solutions to increase sales opportunities and decrease operating costs within specific vertical markets. Over a nearly two-year period, ABI Research identifies a 40% increase in the number of companies offering manufacturing, industrial, and enterprise IoT solutions. The biggest increase, however, occurred in the hospitality segment, which saw a 164% growth in the number of companies offering vertical-specific solutions. This is due to increasing demand from hotels looking to monitor and automate building processes while also offering guests personalized digital experiences.
Companies active in these ecosystems range from hardware providers such as Aaeon-Onyx, Renesas, and HCL Technologies to development tools and services providers like Cognizant Technology Solutions, VMware, and Capgemini. While the success of these programs is dependent on collaboration among hardware, connectivity, and software providers, these ecosystems skew more toward the software side than the hardware side. The IoT service categories with the biggest increase in participants are connectivity management services and device cloud to device software platforms.


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I run a small literary press with high school students, and just last summer we acquired a Pilot-style press (thanks to the Briarpress classifieds!). We are now using it for the first time in the production of covers for one of our new titles, and it's been great.
I am looking for help with a problem I anticipate having very soon: we are doing handset type for the cover, and I have a feeling we're going to need a few extra letters, or we'll need the name fully cast on a Ludlow, if that option even exists.
(The extra subtext here is that high schoolers are doing the printing, and have already accidentally smashed some of the letters we need for the author's name. We are NOT doing a deep impression; the letter smashing was pure inexperience & bad luck).
I realize that getting photopolymer plates made would also work, but we don't have a base - and we do have a very tight deadline. I'm going to make sure we have that capability for the next school year.
The font we're using for the name is marked 20th Century 14pt. It was a very small sort that was donated to us. At the absolute minimum, we're going to need a couple extra capital Js to be safe. Ideally, a little more of every letter in the name (Jason Olsen). I would also be willing to buy the complete font if that's the best option, or get the name cast.
What would be my best and quickest course of action? Looking for suggestions.
I'm attaching a photo, just in case anyone is interested in seeing the design the kids came up with. Also, I wasn't sure if this was better suited for discussion or classifieds - apologies if I got it wrong. Many thanks in advance!
If you can't find the right sorts, you could also get type-high mounted plates made- Owosso does magnesium or copper mounted on wood, and you could get a few made as they do have a minimum order. Or you might have a local die-making company in town that would also do this.
You won't need a base, and they do a fast turnaround!
Shouldn't be too hard to get someone to cast some Ludlow or Linotype/Intertype slugs for you (assuming you only want a line or two for headlines and author's names, etc.
We have quite a few sorts and short sets. I will check when I get into the shop tomorrow to see if we have that one still.
If so we would be happy to help you with what you need.
Sorry no luck here. I found various pt sizes of 20th Century Bold and Bold Italic but no regular 14pt.
Thanks for looking, Kim! I really appreciate it.
If there is anyone reading this that might be able to do Ludlow or Linotype/Intertype slugs as Rick suggested, I'd love to hear from you, as I'm not sure who or where to reach out to. If 14 pt is not feasible, 16 or 18 would work just as well (frustratingly, I have enough type in 12 pt, but it's just too small for this cover).
Ludlow or Linotype slugs will give the sharp clean look you will want for your project.


I'll admit that I've become a cocktail snob. As I've been learning at home about bartending I've put my usual geek focus into it. When I go out it's hard to not be all "born again" on people. I've gotten to the point where I recognize that people should drink what they like, not what books or people tell you they should like. That said, I still have a lot of judgment in me for the bars who are serving the drinks. I used to get my nose out of joint from badly mixed cocktails, but I've come to understand that I just need to assess a bar for its capabilities and order accordingly. Here are a few things that I look for in a bar, and how that effects what I'll order so that I have a satisfying experience.
Before I get into my guidelines, I'll start with one rule, which is I don't order an Old Fashioned at a bar I don't know anymore. After witnessing endless horrors committed to this most perfect of drinks, this simple rule just keeps me happier. I need to know that they have correctly made an Old Fashioned before, or I need to have spent enough time with the bartender(s) that I trust them to do it right.
While free-pouring liquor is very common, and a lot of people think it is "so cool," it's actually a horrible bar practice. If you measure the liquor with an actual measuring implement every time, then you get much better consistency. The point of a good cocktail is balance. Unless you measure you can't know you'll hit the correct balance every time. If someone free-pours I'm going to stick with beer or neat liquor. If I'm feeling plucky I'll order something like a Manhattan, Rob Roy, or a Black Russian, and hope they get it close enough.
Sour mix is the bane of a good drink. Margaritas should use limes, Sidecars should use lemons. They should not use the same, generic sour mix. Fresh juice tastes sooo much better. I've compared it at home just to see, and it is a night and day difference in the drink. Also the little bottles of lemon and lime juice you can buy in the grocery store do not come even close to fresh juice. You may not be able to tell this at all bars, because often they will squeeze a bunch before the shift and put it in faster containers to use behind the bar. A little close observation though can often tell you. Sour mix is often stored in big full-bottle-sized plastic containers, while I've most often seen fresh-squeezed in smaller containers. You can also just ask. If they don't use fresh juice, I won't order anything that requires it. That makes me sad because I love the whole sour family, many classics that use juice, and a fair number of tiki drinks. Oh well.
Someone who really cares about what they are serving will test the drink first. They take a clean straw, dip it in to get a small amount, and taste it. If the balance isn't right, they can modify it, or start over. This is especially true for me with drinks that have citrus in them, since different fruit can have different sour/sweet balance to them each day. It's a habit of someone who cares. It ups my confidence and I'll order most any drink in the bar from them (assuming the previous two things are checked off).
This is just classy, and also caring for the customer. You should get a glass of water with your drink. In a good bar that cares about what they serve and the people drinking, they want to keep you hydrated and enjoying their drinks, not spewing and passing out on the floor in their hopefully clean bathroom.
So these are the main things I look for these days. I'll watch them make drinks for a few other people first, or start with something simple, like a Manhattan, to see how they make it. Once I've got the pulse of things, I can have an enjoyable evening with my expectations in the right place. What do you look for?


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I usually combine the both and fry.
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Thanks a lot.Your site has really helped me a lot in my cooking.i recommend it to every woman who wants to be better in her cooking for her family. Thanks for showing me how to make tomato stew.
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Please I want to know will it be possible to fry tomato without drying the water first?
sure, you can do that but you will then have to fry for a longer period.
I don't know why my tomatoes stew is never sweet after using chicken glory and mivina please help I know my fiance is not happy but he isn't complaining.
Sorry about that, you are obviously doing something wrong, tell me how you cook your own stew.
You are a wonderful cook. You have taught me a lot. Thank you.
I just want to know how to make tomato stew with fresh fish only.
There is really nothing difficult here. parboil the fish with all neccesary ingredients, fry your tomatoes and then add your spices, the parboiled fish and finally some vegetables.
I don't think frying of food is all that healthy. I can't remember the last I fried my stew. Of course I do sieve the water of the blended tomatoes and then cook with pot lid covered, Stirring frequently until the whole water dries up. Then add oil and cover the pot for sometime, add onions and do the same and then proceed with other ingredients and then the meat with its stock. The aroma is great.
This is nice though I use to add benny and chicken glory to bring out taste too..pls hw do I join ur site? I just Typed hw to make nigeria red stew and saw you, I dnt need to do it this way all d time. .Thanks Nwanyioma.
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Q: Paste Mathematica code so that's it's broken into separate input cells I often copy Mathematica code from websites (such as SO) to a notebook.  The code usually gets pasted as a single input cell.  I'm looking for a simple way to paste it as several input cells for convenient step-by-step evaluation.
For example,
a = 2;
f[x_] := x^a

Plot[f[x], {x,0,2}]

would ideally paste as two input cells.  Manual formatting (i.e. the original newlines) should preferably also be preserved (this is not the case with default pasting).
Generally, if one selects all input cells (ALT-click), copies them into a text editor, then copies the resulting text back into a notebook, one should get a close equivalent of the original cells that were copied.

A: Or.... you can just Hit Ctrl+Shift+D at the point where you'd like to split your singe cell into 2 separate cells. Some times it's advantageous to group multiple operations into a single cell (or rather not split them to begin with). To undo such a split, select both cells (or more than 2 if you'd like) and click Ctrl+Shift+M to merge them into one.

A: This is a simple implementation (I'd also appreciate a code review, I'm not good in front end programming):
(* This converts a sequence of expressions into boxes *)
Clear[makeManyBoxes]
SetAttributes[makeManyBoxes, HoldAllComplete];
makeManyBoxes[e__] := List@ReleaseHold[MakeBoxes /@ HoldComplete[e]]

(* Split a list at separator *)
split[list_, sep_] :=
 DeleteCases[Split[list, #1 =!= sep && #2 =!= sep &], {sep}]

wr[e_] := NotebookWrite[InputNotebook[], Cell[BoxData[e], "Input"]]

CreatePalette@Button["Paste!",
  Module[{clipboard},
   clipboard = NotebookGet[ClipboardNotebook[]][[1, 1, 1]];
   If[StringQ[clipboard],

    wr /@
     split[ToExpression[clipboard, InputForm, makeManyBoxes], "Null"]
    ]
   ]
  ]

It breaks cells at empty lines.  For this, we need to parse the expression first (what if an empty line appears in the middle of a long Module?).  But parsing alone will cause several problems.
Problems with this implementation:

*

*it removes comments

*it can't handle incorrect inputs

*it doesn't preserve the formatting (newlines)

*I'm sure there must be several other things that can go wrong


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The Government is launching an upskilling programme for its marketers that aims to provide them with the tools necessary to produce the best and most effective digital marketing.
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The Government is preparing to launch an upskilling programme for its marketers as it looks to position for a future where "everything is digital".
The 'accelerate' programme for marketers focuses on four key areas: campaign management, programmatic, social media and paid search. It came about after the Government Communication Service (GCS) mapped the skills and capabilities of its comms departments to find areas where there might be gaps.
A team of marketing leaders from across government, including Public Health England (PHE), the Department for Work and Pensions and the GREAT campaign, led by Alexia Clifford, deputy director of marketing activation at PHE, has then been looking at how this upskilling should be delivered.
"Things are moving so quickly in digital and social and on the tech side. There was a digital capability maturity audit last year…. and there were a few areas and disciplines that were identified as being ripe for a focus on digital skills," Clifford tells Marketing Week.
"We're looking at the skills required of high performing teams in marketing across government, mapping those against where there might be a training or learning need, and against that we're mapping a learning programme initially for the next 12 months but we feel this is an ongoing transformation programme."
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The programme has a number of different ways for marketers in government to learn. There will be opportunities for cross-department information sharing, online learning courses, podcasts and formal training. GCS is working closely with its new media buying agency Manning Gottlieb on this, as well as the digital platforms. There is no mandatory element, but marketers are encouraged get involved in areas they think are most relevant to their jobs and departments.
"We want as many people to be excited about this as possible and make it something people really want to do," she says. "The message is it's easy to be scared about all the changes that are happening, easy to not be up to speed with them. But the changes that are happening are really positive and there are loads of opportunities to make what we do more effective in terms of reaching the right people at the right time in the right mindset with our messages."
There will also be an evaluation framework, with the programme monitored by the GCS leadership team, as well as learning and evaluation professionals. The hope is the work will make the government a "more intelligent client".
Eventually we won't talk about digital at all but for now we want to make sure people are embracing it and really maximising the opportunities digital offers.
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Napier Tuesday night 12<hi rend="sup">th</hi>

April 1881

Mr D.P. Balfour

My dear Sir

My man has just come up from town, and has brought me your note of the 9<hi rend="sup">th</hi>,which I was glad to see, for I had been fearing I should not hear from you, before I left for inland. And I should have gone off this morning—had there not been some delay on part of the Lawyers in town in preparing Deeds I have to sign before I go.

Yesterday Mr P. Dolbel called, who I was glad to see, not having seen him for some time. I enquired of him concerning you—but he could not tell me much. And now, though time is very precious to me just now (for I am writing to England to leave behind to go by next mail, & also putting up a few things to please my good Scotch friends down at Dunedin for their Industrial Exhibition, coming off next month,) I must write <hi rend="italic">you</hi> a line, as it will be of interest to you.

On 30 March I received a thumping big packet from Dr Hector, containing printed sheets of all my papers (omitting the Zoological one, which was received by him too late,) which have been printed for the new Vol., and <hi rend="italic">commencing</hi> the book with them; I was, as you may well suppose, both surprised & pleased. Those sheets were sent to me to look over <hi rend="italic">quickly</hi>, and to mark down any errors for the "Errata" page of the Vol. The Dr saying he hoped I would find <hi rend="italic">none</hi>; Unfortunately I found nearly 50; and that too, in only one reading, so I was obliged to send it off to him at once.

On the 1<hi rend="sup">st</hi> inst. we held a Council meeting; I had duly summoned all by letter but it was only after waiting, & my running about the town from house to house that we got a quorum (4) together; the Bishop, Sturm, & myself, were the only 3 who came in time. Well, we have to go to work again in May, and I have, I fear, to <hi rend="italic">provide</hi> the supper.

I was very sorry yesterday to see poor old Sturm gazetted as a Bankrupt; I feel for him.

Take care of your fragment of bone: you may yet find more.

Last week I received a copy of the Report of the Auckland Society, and as we were writing about Museums—I just copy a bit;—

            <hi rend="italic">Cr</hi>       Fees & Subsns       ₤282  <hi rend="italic">Dr      </hi>Books                              ₤80.  0.0

     Special Subsns    41            Museum fittings           65.15.0

     Rents                     65            Museum requisites         74.15.0

     Grants                    107           Museum Curator          150.  0.0

     Other receipts            6             Museum Stuffer &c     84.10.0

                                                             Museum messenger          60.  0.0

                                                             Expenses                          32.  0.0

                     Credit balance in bank £7.7.9

With kind regards to Mrs Balfour & to yourself

                             Yours truly

                                             W. Colenso.

P.S. I leave (D.V.) on Thursday      early.

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Simpsons Season 15 DVD Review
With the voices of Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, Nancy Cartwright, Yeardley Smith, Harry Shearer and Hank Azaria
Created by Matt Groening
The longest running primetime show in American television history, the Simpsons, is world renowned and beloved. They also produce some of the most influential and feature packed DVD sets on the market place. New to DVD from Fox Home Entertainment comes the 15th season of the series. So how does season 15 stack up with their already impressive library?
In Season 15 the show welcomes guest voice performances from Jerry Lewis, Jennifer Garner, and Oscar De La Hoya in this season's hilarious Treehouse of Horror episode. Tony Blair, Jane Leeves, Sir Ian McKellan and J.K. Rowling in the vacation episode of the season as the Simpson's clan head to England. Glenn Close makes a return as Homer's Mom and Jackie Mason as Krusty's Dad. Sarah Michelle Gellar as Gina, the girl Bart meets and escapes juvenile hall with, in the classic 'The Wandering Juvie' and Matt Groening himself in the also classic comic-con episode. Among some of the subjects of season 15 we have Robot Fighting, a watch that stops time, Homer becoming the grim reaper, Lisa running for Class president in a take-off of the film 'Evita', Maggie scoring higher SAT scores than Lisa and the story of Homer's first kiss.
As much as the show has lost some relevance over the decade and a half run, and perhaps even more now that it has hit year 25, the show is still hilarious when it is at its best. By season 15 the show had really shifted its focus almost completely from Bart to Homer as the focal characters, something the show had been moving towards for a while at the time. The show remains one of the most sought after vocal guesting jobs on television, even non-traditional vocal performances like this season's turn from Prime Minister Tony Blair are almost common place for the show. Homer seems to be getting less and less coherent the more the show continues. Bart and Lisa seem stuck though, the best episode seem to involve them growing in some sort or the full out flash forward to them as older versions of themselves that show up from time to time.
The 15th season set is jammed packed and stuffed with all sorts of special features and hours' worth of material to follow up on. Every episode features a commentary track from members of the cast and crew, one of the few shows that do a commentary on every show. Featurettes include 'All Aboard with Matt', 'The Unusual Ones' and 'Living in the Moment'. Deleted scenes and original animation sketches along with commercials and new animation for the menu screens also appear on the set. The collector's box also features an embossed picture of school bus driver Otto. There is enough fascinating and engrossing material here for hours of distraction for the whole family.
The Simpsons may be a show that is more hit and miss that its boundary pushing beginnings, but the box sets for the DVDs remain some the most masterfully crafted and satisfying sets on the market. For fans of series, no matter what the level of interest, the Simpsons season 15 box set is a solid recommend. And for die-hard fans of the show, The Simpsons Season 15 is a must buy. Let's hope the folks behind the Simpsons continue to show the same dedication to their following seasons for years to come.
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