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Jony Ive's red Mac Pro set to raise £37,000 for AIDS charity
The new Mac Pro ain't cheap, but get Jony Ive and Bono to paint it red and the price could hit £37,000.
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There's no denying the new Mac Pro is a heck of a lot of computer, hence the £2,500 price tag -- but paint it red and the price could hit £37,000.
The crimson computer goes on sale on 23 November at a charity auction in New York. The 12-core desktop looks like Darth Vader's pedal-bin, so it's fitting the one-of-a-kind red version goes on sale alongside a Stormtrooper helmet from Star Wars signed by George Lucas.
Apple design guru Jony Ive and designer Marc Newson have curated an array of scarlet-hued gewgaws to be auctioned off in aid of the (Red) charity, which funds research into diseases such as AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria. Lots include a customised Range Rover, solid gold Apple EarPods, and a bottle of Dom Pérignon Œnothèque 1966 fizz, with a free ice bucket thrown in, naturally.
Auctioneer Sotheby's estimates the one-off red Mac Pro will fetch between £24,600 and £37,000.
(Red) was co-founded by sunglasses-sporting U2 singer Bono, who recently revealed Apple had raised over $65m to fight AIDS. Apple made £4.5bn profit between April and June this year.
Standing just under 10 inches tall and 6.6 inches across, the new Mac Pro is housed in a tubular aluminium casing around a central heat sink, powered by up to 12 cores of Intel Xeon E5 power. It goes on sale in December.
What do you think of the new Mac Pro? Worthy of the price tag or the world's priciest ashtray? Tell me your thoughts in the comments or paint the town red on our sleek Facebook page.

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A me pur intame ho udito!
and was told that you live here.
my heart has been yours alone.
is a bit of a libertine.
I want your word of honour.
how my heart is racing.
talk like that is cheap enough.
what such play?acting is worth!
to foolish jokes like this.
the scoundrel spoke once to me!
do not break for sorrow.
You are now convinced he was lying.
Listen to me, go home.
then leave at once for Verona.
I shall meet you there tomorrow.


One subcutaneous dose of canakinumab, a monoclonal antibody to IL-1β, significantly reduced arterial inflammation in 10 individuals with well-controlled HIV. A larger placebo-controlled trial of canakinumab in people with HIV infection is under way.
People with HIV infection have higher rates of cardiovascular disease than the general population, partly because of ongoing atherosclerotic inflammation even after attaining an undetectable viral load with antiretroviral therapy (ART). IL-1 lies at an early point on the pathogenic pathway to inflammation. IL-1β binding to IL-1 stimulates atherogenesis and HIV disease pathogenesis.
Canakinumab, a human monoclonal antibody to IL-1β, is licensed for treatment of inflammatory disorders, including cryopyrin-associated periodic syndromes (CAPS), at a subcutaneous dose of 150 mg every eight weeks. Treatment has a rapid and sustained anti-inflammatory effect with a minimal impact on lipids. Researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, and other centers conducted this pilot study of canakinumab in 10 adults with well-controlled HIV infection.
This open-label study enrolled HIV-positive people at least 40 years old, all taking effective ART and all with established cardiovascular disease or at least one cardiovascular risk factor. Participants received a single 150-mg subcutaneous dose of canakinumab. Researchers measured inflammatory markers in plasma and used fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography (FDG-PET) imaging to track changes in arterial inflammation from before treatment to eight weeks after treatment.
The 10 participants had a median age of 59 years (interquartile range [IQR] 55 to 65). Nine were men and eight Caucasian. All had an undetectable viral load with ART. Eight participants were taking a statin. Cardiovascular risk factors included hypertension in nine, elevated cholesterol in eight, family history of cardiovascular disease in four, personal history of cardiovascular disease in three and current smoking in two. Median CD4 count stood at 638 cells/mm3 (IQR 570 to 1,142) and median HIV infection duration at 24 years (IQR 22 to 27).
Absolute neutrophil count declined by 28% at weeks two and three then rebounded by week four. Shingles developed in one person and resolved within the usual recovery period. Shingles have not emerged as a risk of canakinumab therapy in the 10,000-person CANTOS trial, which is testing canakinumab to reduce rates of myocardial infarction, stroke and cardiovascular death. CD4 count, CD4/CD8 ratio and HIV RNA did not change significantly during the 10-person pilot trial.
Levels of the inflammation marker IL-6 fell by 30% from baseline to week eight (P = .003). Over the same time, levels of the inflammation marker high-sensitivity C-reactive protein fell by 41% (P = .039) and levels of the inflammation and activation markers sCD163 dropped by 9% (P = .015). Neither T-cell activation phenotypes nor monocyte subsets changed significantly through eight weeks, except for a significant decrease in CCR5-positive monocytes (P = .002). Consistent with inflammatory marker changes, lipopolysaccharide stimulation showed less production of IL-1β and IL-6 from baseline to week eight (P = .006).
Eight weeks after canakinumab administration, FDG-PET scans indicated significant reductions in aortic inflammation and bone marrow metabolic activity. Arterial inflammation declined by 10% (P = .046) and bone marrow activity by 11% (P < .001).
A placebo-controlled trial of canakinumab in 100 people with HIV is recruiting participants, who will receive two doses of the monoclonal antibody separated by 12 weeks. Enrollees must be 40 years old or older and taking a stable antiretroviral regimen with an undetectable viral load for 52 weeks. Participants must have high risk for coronary artery disease.


how to check that some bin object isn't null (i.e 'Images.Icon <> NullBinary()' ) ?
I mean, I have a record Images and most of its fields (actual images) aren't requered, but how than to check whether those fields had data put?
You have an extension called BinaryData that is part of the System Components. There are some actions to manipulate binary files, namely the BinaryDataSize that returns the size of BinaryData that you pass as a parameter.
You can use it to check if it is bigger than zero (if the binary file actually has content).
hmm, marked as being 'DEPRECATED' ...?
It's marked as deprecated because it's now part of the OutSystems Platform Installation.
You should have it available in the server that you're using.


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After you have installed farmhouse hardwood floors in your home, your next step is figuring out what looks best with them and matches your overall tastes. As more homes are designed with an open floor plan, you will want to ensure your room décor is accommodating to each space and helps the floor plan flow from one area to another. Below are a few ways you can style a room with hardwood flooring.
Rugs: Though hardwood floors are stunning on their own, you may want to soften the area of a particular room with a rug. Beautiful rugs will also help define the sitting room from other spaces and allow you to anchor furniture pieces around it for a cohesive look.
Contemporary elements: Hardwood floors paired with more contemporary and modern features can create a beautiful contrast in a room. Look for sleek, modern furniture and hardware that embraces clean lines. Industrial pieces can look great with wood floors as well.
Mix tones and patterns: Contrary to popular belief, wood tones do not have to match to look well put together. You can easily blend rough and rustic with smooth and polished wood choices, such as utilizing raw wood accents on chairs and tables against one of our smoothly prefinished floors.
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When you choose our farmhouse hardwood floors, you will be bringing in the look and character of colonial-period homes into your own. Add your personal touches and some modern elements to create a stunning interior design layout that will truly make your home your own. Whether you are pairing it with brightly colored furniture pieces or keeping everything within a natural color palate, our plank flooring will help bring any room together.
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Ireland's Catholic population grows, but percentage declines
Ireland's Catholic population has reached its highest recorded level, but the percentage of Catholics in the country's population has declined, the latest census figures show.
The absolute number of Catholics in Ireland has risen especially since 2004, when the free movement of people in the European Union led to an influx of immigrants, especially from Poland.
Nevertheless, the growth of other religious groups—and of people reporting no religious affiliation—has led to a decrease in the Catholic proportion of Ireland's population. Today Catholics account for 84% of the total, down from 96% in 1961.
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My son Eli had a baseball tournament this past weekend. The kid loves baseball so much. He's 9, yet he already has created this amazing capacity of baseball information for himself. It's safe to say that Eli has a working knowledge of every team in Major League Baseball. His passion for playing baseball is evident because of not only how hard he practices, but also how hard he is on himself when he doesn't perform as well as he thinks he should; particularly when he's up to bat and strikes out.
I love everything about this picture. I mean, if you're going to strike out, at least you have a great team that's there for you even when you don't perform like you thought you should. Would I have loved to see Eli blast that ball? Of course I would have. I like to think in this instance Eli learned something that a home run wouldn't have taught him. That's my hope as I look at this picture over and over and smile.
No, WTF doesn't mean what you think it means. We need to have a Willingness To Fail. Our students need that transparency from us, teachers need that transparency from leadership, and it needs to be the norm. It needs to be accepted and embraced that failure is going to happen and not have it seen as an end point, but a jumping off point. Think of where it's going to go from here rather than let it keep you from going anywhere at all.
I think it's safe to say we all want our students to be excited about going to school. My son loves school but he's not as excited about it as he is about baseball. He certainly doesn't get as upset about when he doesn't perform well at school compared to striking out in a baseball game. I think if we want our students to be as excited/passionate about school as they are about things outside of school, they need to see us just as excited about learning. Our students need to know about that edcamp, Google Summit, or other learning experience that got us fired up. They need to know what you're doing to be a better teacher and keep moving yourself forward because they're the ultimate reason we're doing it. It means creating a culture and practice of being infectious in our schools.
Knowing you have a great team that is going to support you, success or not, is a comfort that we need as professionals and our students need it in our classrooms too. The need for team support isn't limited to athletics; students need to feel what good collaboration, team work, and camaraderie looks like and feels like as it relates to learning too. Again, students need to see this modeled at all levels in a district or school. We are always better together than we are apart.
Striking out isn't always bad. It can give us some important reminders of how to be better learners and how to be better people.
What a wonderful lesson Kyle! As an EdTech entrepreneur, I get the opportunity to live that same lesson every day 🙂 But hopefully I am learning something from each failure.
We need to set the tone for what-ifs with our students. This is very accurate,WTF, I agree. This makes us appear more realistic to our students.
Can we honestly model our excitement describing the latest PD day? Students are perceptive and our excitement is contageous. Amazing points.


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Driver takes off after crashing into 7-Eleven store
The Delaware State Police are currently investigating a hit-and-run crash in which a vehicle drove into the front of an area 7-11 store north of Wilmington last night.
Wilmington: After crashing into a 7-11 store in Edgemoore and causing significant damage to the store, police say The female operator of the car then reversed the vehicle and exited the store before fleeing in a southbound direction on Governor Printz Boulevard. Police say there were no injuries to any occupants of the 7-11.
According to Master Corporal Jeffrey R. Hale, a police spokesman, shortly after 8:30 P.M. on Tuesday, January 24, 2017, emergency personnel was summoned to the 7-11 located at 4865 Governor Printz Boulevard, Wilmington for a report of a crash at the establishment.
As Troopers were investigating, they determined an unknown black female was operating a maroon Honda and was attempting to park the vehicle in the front lot of the 7-11 located at 4865 Governor Printz Boulevard in Wilmington.
For an unknown reason, the vehicle continued forward and drove through the front of the store, striking the sales counter and causing significant damage to the business.
The striking vehicle may have a temporary Delaware registration and was occupied by two black females. It should also have sustained heavy front end damage.
The Delaware State Police is asking anyone who may have information in reference to this incident to contact Troop 1 at 302-761-6677. Information may also be provided by calling Delaware Crime Stoppers at 1-800-TIP-3333, via the internet at www.delaware.crimestoppersweb.com, or by sending an anonymous tip by text to 274637 (CRIMES) using the keyword "DSP."


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Q: AsyncSeq not printing to Console in Interactive I have defined a simple record type
type RowSapPL = { CargoID: int; Currency: string; IsInternal: bool; Amount: decimal}

Everything is ok, also from the db point of view (I see the expected records in the table) but I can't read the messages ("*** Ok ... ") of the action in the Console of F# Interactive in Visual Studio.
I've also tried with AsyncSeq.iter instead of AsyncSeq.iterAsync and the synchronous version of action.
What am I missing? Only "starting async seq" and "async seq ended" and the sql logging (from a trivial SqlQueryEvent |> Event.add not shown above) are printed from the async computation expression.

A: I had to use yield instead of return in my asyncSeq functions to empty and insert rows in the table.

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A Cure For Wellness is a movie that's constantly juggling several different identities and narrative threads. Ostensibly a story about a Wall Street upstart named Lockhart (Dane Dehaan) who tries to retrieve his missing boss from an isolated health spa (The Volmer Institute) in the Swiss Alps, only to find himself injured and confined to the increasingly-sinister "wellness center" himself as a patient, it quickly unfolds into (in no particular order): a psychological thriller, a dreamlike "gaslighting" melodrama, a murder mystery, a gothic horror film and ultimately something like a science-fiction monster movie. This is topped off with an ending that piles on the shocks, surprises, gross-out gore so enthusiastically that it's easy to lose track of what's supposed to have been going on.
Also eels. Lots and lots of eels.
Short version: Jason Isaacs' Dr. Heinreich Volmer, though introduced as the unconventional head of the wellness spa, was actually a medically-immortal Swiss Baron and mad scientist supposedly executed 200 years prior. Volmer has been kept alive and seemingly ageless thanks to a supposedly vitamin-based curative potion that he and his staff/followers have been creating by manipulating the bodies of the spa's largely wealthy patients. Unusually young patient Hannah (Mia Goth) was actually his similarly slow-aging daughter, born at the moment of his supposed execution. The eels and the patients had been positioned into an (artificially-induced) symbiotic life-cycle that was the actual source of Volmer's fountain-of-youth "vitamins;" primarily by being fed to one another.
When Lockhart arrives at the Volmer Institute, he's informed that the locals of the impoverished town at the base of the mountain where the castle-like spa has been built are suspicious of the place (as in any good gothic horror story about a mad scientist), due to unspeakable events that serve as the local boogeyman story. 200 years ago, The Institute was the castle of a notoriously mad Baron who fell in forbidden love with his own sister - who was said to have been stricken with an incurable illness. Seeking to cure her, he began conducting unnatural medical experiments on the local peasantry, resulting in the discovery of seemingly "mummified" corpses and a Frankenstein-style pitchforks n' torches raid on the castle, wherein both siblings were burned alive and the original castle was mostly destroyed.
Some time later (early 20th century, going by the architecture and equipment design), Dr. Volmer's predecessors are said to have purchased the land for medical and rehabilitation use, centered on the reputed rejuvenative properties of the "holy waters" in the cavernous natural aquifer located within the mountain itself - with Volmer himself having refined it into an exclusive private spa for the rich and anxiety-ridden in his era. Apart from Lockhart (who is a "patient" owing to his broken leg) and the enigmatic teenager Hannah, all of the patients are ultra-wealthy businesspeople seeking relief from the stress brought on by guilt over their over-consumptive lifestyles.
Lockhart also befriends an older female patient who has appointed herself the amateur historian of the place, who offers the "unedited" version of the Baron's story: He wasn't simply "in love" with his sister - he was a quasi-fascist convinced of the genetic superiority of his own bloodline and was obsessed with fathering similarly-"pure" children through inbreeding. The "illness" his sister suffered from was actually infertility, and that's what he'd been trying to cure. What's more, he'd actually succeeded! The sister/wife had become pregnant, but in the attack by the peasants the child was supposedly forcefully-aborted and drowned alive in the underground spring.
However, while exploring Volmer's office, Lockhart takes note of a framed (later revealed to also have been cropped-out) photograph from the construction of the Institute where he notes a man with his face bandaged like that of a burn victim hanging out on the grounds with a young girl in tow - guess who?
If you weren't sufficiently grossed-out already: Volmer is keeping Hannah (who doesn't know the true nature of their relationship) on a managed-dose of the youth-elixir in order to (gradually) age her into adulthood; the ultimate goal being to pick up where he left off with her mother (his sister) i.e. fathering a Master Race of inbred genetically-superior supermen. The only reason he hasn't started already is because, while she's technically "of age," all this biological tampering has slowed the onset of puberty - and therefore her ability to bear children.
What sets things in motion, apparently, is Lockhart. Meeting a boy (roughly) her own age and flirting with him (and, less advisedly, some local toughs at a bar in town) appears to jump-start Hannah's pubescence. She gets her first period shortly after trekking with him to town so he can inquire about smuggled medical records (see below), which Volmer and his cult-like followers take as a cue to stage another big wedding ceremony... followed by a decidedly non-consensual consummation from which Lockhart attempts to rescue her in the big climax.
Eels are the big nightmare-imagery signifier in A Cure For Wellness. Lockhart has dreams about them, he hallucinates (or maybe not) being attacked by a swarm of them while floating in a sensory-depravation tank, and he even has a vision of Hannah reclining naked in a bathtub full of them. The creatures seem to be "haunting" the plumbing of The Institute, slithering in and out of bathroom fixtures, and we ultimately discover that Volmer/The Baron has an old-fashioned mad scientist lab down in the aquifer caverns where he dissects and studies them intensely. As you might have already guessed, these are no ordinary eels - they're a unique species that breeds and lives (by the thousands) in the aquifer springs themselves.
What's so special about them? Well, it turns out the aquifer's "holy water" is actually not very healthy at all for human consumption - but it extends the lifespan of the eels to over 300 years. The Baron had sought to extract whatever made this reaction possible for human use by forcing live eels down the throats (and into the stomachs) of human subjects, and then extracting concentrated liquid from said subject's bodies over time in order to create his life-prolonging "vitamin" elixir (which, Lockhart had previously noted, "tastes like sweaty fish"). This explains the "mummified" bodies in the Baron's time, and the redacted medical records showing patients suffering from chronic dehydration in Volmer's time - where, additionally, the eventual deaths of the patients are covered-up by feeding their remains to the eels.
The "spa" concept, then, is Volmer's means of not repeating his Baron-era mistakes. Instead of drawing attention by kidnapping people, he's taking advantage of the existential angst of 21st Century titans of capitalism in order to keep them guzzling (and swimming, bathing, showering and lord knows what else in) the aquifer's "miracle water," and becoming vitamin-factories willingly as part of the "treatment" they've been gaslit into believing they require.
You'll probably want to ask director Gore Verbinski about that, but at least in the broad strokes the film makes it pretty clear that this is all meant to be a metaphor for an over-medicated, over-analyzed modern life - specifically the idea that The Institute's wealthy "patients" would rather believe in a mad scientist's diagnosis of imagined physical ailment (and the bizarre treatments it supposedly requires) than ask whether it's the world they inhabit, the culture they create, or just they themselves that are really making them feel unwell.
This narrative subtext is made text when, at the climax, Lockhart is struck by a sudden realization of just how much he'd been listening to Volmer's pronouncements himself and cuts off his cast - discovering that his leg was never actually broken. But it's also there in Volmer's mad quest to "cure" his inability to create an inbred master-race at the expense of his victims. In a sense, the final message of A Cure For Wellness would appear to be: Get a second opinion.


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The Belgian Nuclear Research Centre SCK•CEN is a Foundation of Public Utility with a legal status according to private law. It is situated in Brussels and Mol, Belgium. The operational means comprise an annual grant for operations and investments provided on the federal government and income resulting from contract research and services. It has no shareholders. An independent Board of Governors appointed by the government governs it. A scientific advisory committee advises the Board on strategic issues. Its statutory activities are: i) give priority to research related to safety, radioactive waste management, protection of man and environment, management of fissile and other strategic materials and social implications as part of the pursuit of sustainable development; ii) develop, gather and spread the necessary knowledge through training and communication; iii) perform all services that are asked for in the domain in question, especially by the nuclear industry, the medical sector and the government; iv) make the necessary multidisciplinary scientific contacts concerning the energy problem. Furthermore, it has links to non-radiation protection associations of interest to CONCERT, such as IGDTP and SNETP.
SCK•CEN leads WP3, given its experience in the organisation of the priorities for the second OPERRA call and given its central role in MELODI, ALLIANCE, EURADOS and NERIS. SCK•CEN is therefore also actively participating in WP2. Furthermore SCK•CEN is active in WP1 (workspace and website), WP5 , WP6 and WP7.


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Deyaar Development signs MoU to develop mixed-use project at Dubai South
The Residential District at Dubai South to include residential property, retail and hospitality facilities
CCME Content Team | Follow @ccmenews | Jan 24, 2017 | 5:40 pm
Dubai, UAE: Deyaar Development has announced that it has signed a strategic alliance MoU with Dubai South for a joint development of a mixed-use project within the Residential District at Dubai South. The memorandum, the announcement said, will see Dubai South and Deyaar establish a 50-50 joint venture to develop a 1.27 million square feet site, and will comprise residential property, retail and hospitality facilities. The MoU was signed by Ahmed Al Ansari, Acting CEO of Dubai South, and Saeed Al Qatami, CEO of Deyaar Development, added the announcement.
One of the eight key districts of Dubai South, the Residential District, the announcement said, aims to create a city that is based on the happiness and well-being of people. The announcement added that the district is in close proximity to the Al Maktoum International Airport, and adjoins the Expo 2020 Dubai site.
"This MoU reiterates our commitment to continually expand our real estate portfolio by introducing new and unique real estate offerings to the mix and we believe that partnering with a reputable developer such as Deyaar will help us achieve our goals," said Ahmed Al Ansari, Acting CEO, Dubai South. "Deyaar has developed numerous iconic projects and both companies share a common objective and we believe that jointly we will deliver quality projects that offer impeccable service to our customers as well as enhanced value to stakeholders, who have come to depend on the Dubai South brand."
Saeed Al Qatami, CEO, Deyaar Development, added: "Dubai South is part of the emerging urban landscape of the Emirate and our participation in the Residential District is Deyaar's response to the call by the nation's leaders for a thriving, dynamic living space that aspires for a cohesive society and a strong economy. Across the UAE, we have developed over seven million square feet of space, creating urban experiences that make our nation one of the best places in the world in which to live, work, invest and raise a family. This joint venture with Dubai South will meet residential, retail and hospitality demands, carefully matched to the highest standards of design and build, and uniquely suited to a new urban quarter in one of the world's greatest cities."
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What's for dinner? Taylor Grocery will be catering a Thanksgiving style meal. Turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, corn, etc. will be served.
Where is the Dollar Dinner? Dollar Dinner will be held in the Honors College on Thursday at 6 PM.
How much does it cost? Either $2 or, preferably, any of the following items: 3 cans of corn, 3 cans of green beans, onions, 3 cans of chicken broth, marshmallows, corn meal (5 lbs), 3 cans of condensed milk, brown sugar (5 lbs), cinnamon, vanilla extract, sweet potatoes (5 lbs), potatoes (5 lbs), sugar (5 lbs), and/or $25 grocery gift card.
Who receives the donations? The Pantry of Oxford and Lafayette County serves members of Lafayette County in need.
We encourage all Honors Students to take part in helping out a good cause and enjoying a Thanksgiving meal with friends. We hope to see y'all there!


No, instant coffee most definitely isn't better than properly brewed coffee from a French press, filter, vacuum siphon or super-expensive hipster barista joint on the corner. Whatever your preferred method of making coffee, it can be spoiled due to a time intensive and expensive exercise, that often just isn't practical, especially if you wake up late or you're at work.
Which is why we resort to instant coffee, despite the overwhelming opinion that it simply isn't very good. It's just cheap and convenient. But there are several secrets available that'll significantly improve an instant coffee while saving you money, time and effort.
We'll take a broader look at why coffee is so good in a moment, but first let's make your first ever decent cup of instant coffee so you can drink it while you read on.
Follow these easy steps to make a cup of instant coffee that's better than you ever imagined was possible.
Put fresh water in the kettle: You might hear people say that boiled water depletes the oxygen content. Which is true, but remove the oxygen from water and it becomes steam, so that's not really the problem. It's the other impurities and chemicals in our water that cause the issue, as they don't all evaporate with the steam. So reboiling the kettle reduces the amount of water through escaping steam, and thereby increases the concentration of impurities in the remaining water. So put some fresh in the kettle (and only enough to fill your cup, of course).
Add a bit of cold water to the cup first: Boiling water isn't good for the coffee. The ideal is around 90 degrees centigrade, but your kettle's only going to knock off at 100 degrees. And if we can't hit 90, it's better to go cooler than hotter. So add between 5-10mm of fresh, cold water to the bottom of your cup.
Mix the coffee with the cold water: There's a lot going on when hot water hits coffee and even when we're talking about soluble instant coffee, we want to extract the flavours as efficiently as possible. So add your instant coffee to the cold water and give it a quick stir while the kettle boils. How much coffee is up to you; you're going to have to do your own experiments to make sure it's not too weak or too strong (and it's going to be different for each brand, remember).
Have your milk ready: If you take milk in your coffee, have it standing by for immediately after you've poured the hot water. We're going to use it to trap the aroma. Choose your milk carefully, too. Watery UHT isn't going to add to your coffee's richness, after all. In our experiments around the office, we're finding soy milk offers an appealing creaminess without the problems of full fat dairy.
Fill the cup quickly: The aroma of coffee is more important to the drink's enjoyment than you probably realise. So we want to activate it in the steam, but without losing too much. The speed at which coffee is immersed in water also affects the absorption of the organic acids and sugars that give coffee it's flavour. When we're talking about instant coffee, pouring slowly means the coffee saturates the solution and can't release the flavour compounds quickly enough, so get the cup filled up in one quick, smooth pour.
Get the milk in: The milk further cools the temperature, and catches the aromatic flavours before they all disappear in the steam. Add a drop as soon as the water is poured and stir it in. So you'll get the essential scent that makes coffee taste great, but it also stays in the cup so you can enjoy the whole drink.
If you want sugar, go brown, and have less: Take two in your coffee? Go with brown sugar instead as it has a more flavour and it's less processed. You're interfering a lot with the acids and flavours that are released when coffee meets water, so try just half a teaspoon to cut the bitterness without excessively impairing the reaction.
Give it a try, and let us know what you think on Facebook and Instagram. Maybe not quite a filter coffee, but I'm willing to bet it's a huge improvement on your usual cup of bitter and lingering instant coffee.
If you want to stick around for a few more minutes while you finish your coffee break, let's take a look at what's going on inside the cup so you can further improve your instant coffee process.
The rich, lingering aroma of coffee is what really draws us in. It smells like a happy morning, and invokes a dizzying array of sensations that make us feel relaxed and alert all at once. It's the promise of invigoration wrapped up in the velvet comfort of nostalgia and decadence.
Coffee - even instant coffee - smells great.
What's interesting is that the aroma is a major aspect of coffee's flavour. Without it, coffee's actually kind of sour and unpleasant. Just try holding your nose next time you take a sip and it'll spoil itself on the tip of your tongue.
So maintaining the great smell of coffee is an essential part of its enjoyment, and the good news is that instant coffee has aroma in abundance. Follow the activation steps above, breathe deep when you drink, and the taste will magically improve.
The flavour of coffee is a combination of over 1,000 organic acids, compounds and sugars released from the roasted bean (just FYI, unroasted coffee tastes like grass). So coffee is an acidic drink, but it's a good type of acidic.
If you live in a hard water area, it means that there are more bicarbonates and calcium ions suspended in your water. These increase the alkaline measure of the water, which neutralises the acidic nature of coffee particulates and hampers the release of flavoursome compounds.
Sadly, there's not much you can do. You can filter the water to neutralise it a little, but that kind of defeats the purpose we're going for here; improving instant coffee. Nor will bottled water help you, as that has just as much magnesium, potassium, calcium and other alkalies. They do like to call it "mineral water", after all, so definitely don't be tempted to try making instant coffee with Evian. It'll actually taste worse than your tap water.
Since hard water is neutralising the coffee's essential acidity, your best option is to experiment with making it a little stronger; taking into account the losses your particulates will experience when they hit the coffee-water interface.
Soft water, fresh from the tap, is your best option for a great tasting instant coffee (or filter coffee, for that matter).
I'm personally not opposed to a drop of milk in my coffee (soy milk is currently improving the creaminess without the grim aftertaste of cheap milk), but there are good reasons for learning to enjoy your coffee without additives.
Primarily these are health benefits. We all know about the supposed evils of caffeine, but coffee's actually surprisingly good for you. Its many and various compounds have been linked to lowering blood sugar and the risk of cardiovascular disease while offering anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties to boot.
Mixing in full fat milk and thrice-processed sugar is where coffee takes a turn for the worse, in terms of health. Any caloric component to your Starbucks or Costa coffee is entirely down to the milk, flavourings, sweeteners and other additives, and not the fault of the coffee itself. So you can worry a lot less about your coffee habit if you start taking it unadulterated.
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Guénéibe is een gemeente (commune) in de regio Koulikoro in Mali. De gemeente telt 8800 inwoners (2009).

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Category: Fiction/Literary
Publisher: Recorded Books, Inc. Publisher: Recorded Books, Inc.
Anne Rivers Siddons has become one of the most popular contemporary women's writers with her best-selling sagas of Southern families. Recently-married Maude Chambliss feels awkward and clumsy among the surer-footed Boston blue-bloods who congregate at "Retreat" each summer. But with perseverance Maude thaws her mother-in-law's icy disapproval and makes for herself a place in the community.
Author Bio: Anne Rivers Siddons
Anne Rivers Siddons (1936–2019) wrote nineteen novels, including several New York Times bestsellers, as well as a work of nonficton and two movie scripts. Her novels received praise from Stephen King and Pat Conroy. Her debut novel, Heartbreak Hotel, was made into a major motion picture in 1989 titled Heart of Dixie. Her novel The House Next Door was made into a made-for-television movie that aired in 2006 on Lifetime Television.


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Every waste treatment project we work on is unique. We offer turnkey design and build projects for mechanical and biological treatment facilities, with a focus on source separated municipal organic waste. Our company has its roots in Europe, and we are proud to offer design and build projects through our offices in North America, Europe, Australia and China.
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Our biological in-vessel tunnel technologies are individually controlled, and use forced aeration to process organic waste into compost. Our fully automated process allows the operator to set process parameters with the adaptability for different waste streams and seasonal fluctuations. Our modular construction and versatile control software allow the facility to treat organic waste optimally in less time. This process decreases costs and increases throughput — maximizing processing efficiency while keeping environmental conditions under strict control.
Anaerobic Digestion (AD) is an ideal circular solution. AD creates biogas from organic waste streams. Using a Combined Heat and Power unit (CHP) the biogas can be converted into renewable heat and power. Alternatively, by implementing and using a biogas upgrading system, the biogas can be turned into biomethane capable of fueling vehicles or injecting into the Natural Gas grid to render Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). We design and build AD systems based on our customers requirements, analyzing the waste streams to provide the optimal solution using wet AD, dry AD or a combination of both. Our dry AD batch system processes waste in-vessel without oxygen to produce biogas, while wet AD systems use digester tanks full of bacteria to break down the organic waste producing methane. Our experience in organic waste sector allows us the flexibility to create the ideal process to capture the most benefit from the feedstock.
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Our engineers know how to meet the most stringent odour abatement criteria. We design each odour abatement system specifically to treat odourous compounds and ensure ideal dispersion to the atmosphere. Our facilities are designed to be air-tight and in a constant state of negative pressure. The aerobic systems within the design use the balance-of-plant air to process the organic steams, which allows for continuous air handling and superior process control. Based on local legislative requirements the system can be designed using chemical scrubbers, humidification, dust removal, heat exchangers, cooling towers, booster fans and bio-filters — all to ensure we are being a responsible neighbour. We also believe in building facilities close to generators to reduce the overall carbon footprint.
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Castaldo S.p.A. | 2016
The Giugliano project was separated into two separate phases. During Phase 1 in 2016 we designed and built the Giugliano facility to process 36,000 t/a of source separated organics, including approximately 80% household organics and 20% leaf and yard waste. The facility uses 13 dryAD tunnels and/or 10 composting tunnels to convert organic waste into compost and biogas. The biogas that is generated at the facility is collected, stored, treated and then converted into electricity and heat using a combined heat and power unit (CHP). The electricity is primarily used to power on-site equipment, while the remainder is transferred to the public grid. The thermal energy generated is used in the dryAD and conditioning systems. The Giugliano facility was among the first built in Naples (Campania) region where up to 700,000 tons of organic waste is generated each year.
KEY EQUIPMENT for Phase 1:
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In 2016, we were awarded the contract for the design and build of a second composting facility for Giugliano. The Giugliano Composting Facility treats approximately 65,000 t/a of organic waste, which includes a combination of food and leaf/yard waste. The incoming waste is first shredded and then spread across one of eight composting tunnels with a capacity of approximately 700m3 each. After the biological composting process — which takes approximately 14 days — the compost is removed from the tunnels and separated in a screening line to sort the material into three fractions:
1. Fine fraction (fresh compost ≤10mm), which undergoes maturation onto an aerated floor in one of the six maturation bays for a total of 28 days.
2. Intermediate fraction (material between 10-80 mm), which undergoes refining mainly to remove plastic films so that it can be recirculated in the biological process.
3. Oversize fraction (material >80mm) is removed from the process.
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Kompostwerke Rhein-Sieg GmbH & Co. KG | 2018
In 2018, together with Kompostwerke Rhein-Sieg GmbH & Co. KG (KRS) we built a state-of-the-art composting facility for municipal organic waste. We were responsible for the design and construction of all civil and process equipment works. The facility includes a large receiving area and logistical building with air curtains, ventilation systems, nine composting tunnels, a humidifier and three biofilters. All of this is connected using WTT communication equipment. The high-quality compost produced at this facility is screened on site and sold to local markets for agricultural applications. A three-year full maintenance contract is in place to guarantee operational excellence and customer satisfaction.
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KAVG | 2019
In 2019, we began updating the existing household and commercial waste treatment lines for KAVG. The plant, which was built in 2005 and had been modified several times, required significant upgrades to meet the new commercial waste regulations. We were responsible for disassembling the old machinery and installing new equipment. To reach the requested recycling rates, we installed new vibrating screens, a wind sifter, an NIR sorter, a FE- and NF-sorter and all required steel structure and conveyors. We also tried to use as much of the existing materials as possible, to reduce the amount of scrap metal. Finally, the existing SCADA was also updated.
The project was completed in a period of three-and-a-half months, which enabled the client to start production and increase the sorting capacity and purities.
2 x vibrating screens, magnet, Eddy current, 2 x wind sifter, 2 x NIR, baler, conveyor, steel structure.
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San Antonio Spurs, Andre Iguodala Will Reportedly Meet at Midnight
By Rob Wolkenbrod
OAKLAND, CA - JUNE 12: Andre Iguodala /
The San Antonio Spurs and Andre Iguodala will speak as soon as NBA free agency begins on Saturday morning.
The San Antonio Spurs will march into NBA free agency at 12:01 a.m. ET on Saturday, July 1. They'll look to add players to the roster, after selecting Derrick White and Jaron Blossomgame in the 2017 NBA Draft.
Earlier this week, Andre Iguodala drew the team's interest. He's one of many players set to hit free agency in just a few hours.
Well, the Spurs and Iguodala will waste no time in meeting with each other. According to ESPN's Chris Haynes, these two sides will meet at midnight ET, just as free agency starts:
Soon as free-agency period begins, Andre Iguodala will meet with the San Antonio Spurs in Los Angeles, league sources tell ESPN.
— Chris Haynes (@ChrisBHaynes) June 30, 2017
In an extended piece on ESPN.com, Haynes went into greater detail on the Spurs' interest in Iguodala. The meeting between San Antonio and Iguodala will take place in Los Angeles, CA.
The Spurs also feel there's a "legitimate shot" of them taking the 2015 NBA MVP from the Golden State Warriors. However, he'll only leave "under the right parameters."
To top it off, the Warriors and Iguodala have yet to schedule a free-agent meeting, but "could change any minute." This is according to ESPN's Zach Lowe.
As of now, the Warriors and Andre Iguodala have no meeting scheduled, sources say. Could change any minute. Sides are optimistic.
— Zach Lowe (@ZachLowe_NBA) June 30, 2017
It seems the Spurs are trying to pluck talent from their Western Conference rival, who swept them in the Western Conference Finals. If so, the Warriors would lose a critical member of their team from the past four seasons, who helped them toward two NBA championships, the most recent being in 2017.
Through four seasons in Golden State, Iguodala averaged 7.9 points, 4.0 rebounds, and 3.5 assists in 27.9 minutes per game. He came over in the 2013 NBA offseason.
Iguodala could start at wing, next to Kawhi Leonard in the Spurs' starting lineup. If not, he could fill a similar sixth-man role that he played with the Warriors. The former Philadelphia 76ers pick would be a jack-of-all-trades player for the team.
Next: Projected Spurs Roster Before NBA Free Agency
Should the Spurs sign Iguodala? If so, how long would his contract be?


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The Disappointment: Or, The Force of Credulity (2007), by Brian Springer, at Conversations at the Edge, Chicago, this Thursday, March 17, 2011
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"Brian Springer presents his latest work The Disappointment: Or, The Force of Credulity (2007) at Conversations at the Edge this Thursday, March 17, 2011.
Followed by a Q&A with the artist and Brian Holmes.
'An unexpected masterpiece.' — Grady Hendrix, New York Sun
Best known for his scathing news media exposé Spin (1995), Brian Springer's latest film is a labyrinthine, semi-autobiographical documentary about the search for four disparate treasures buried on his family's farm in Missouri. These include gold coins left behind by a 16th Century Spanish explorer; silver from the Civil War; the legendary lost diary of anarchist Kate Austin, who lived on the farm in the 1890s; and a mysterious limestone sculpture of dubious origin. Springer interweaves the stories surrounding these treasures with those of his family to spin a tale of spirit possession, Napalm, Indian massacres, early American opera, fanatical obsessions, 200 tons of dirt, and the way mothers try to protect their families from wounds that never heal.
At its core, The Disappointment meditates on the ways history is passed along, altered, and sometimes lost through archeological findings. The screening will be followed by a discussion with the artist and writer Brian Holmes."
2007, Brian Springer, USA, Beta SP video, 70 min plus discussion.
BRIAN SPRINGER (b. 1959, Kansas) studied video at the State University of New York at Buffalo and received his MFA in Art from the University of California Santa Barbara. While in Buffalo, Springer worked with a group of artists to create Squeaky Wheel, a nationally respected grassroots media arts center. Springer's work has been shown at the Center for Art and Media (ZKM) in Germany, the Hammer Museum (Los Angeles), the Whitney Museum (NYC), the Institute for Contemporary Art (London), and the Centre Pompidou (Paris), and has been broadcast nationally in the UK. He currently lives in Ohio, where he works in the public schools through the Ohio Arts Council's arts residency program.
Co-presented by Video Data Bank, in collaboration with Conversations at the Edge, a program of the Film, Video, New Media and Animation Department at SAIC.
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Thursday, March 17, 2011, 6:00 PM
Gene Siskel Film Center
www.conversationsattheedge.org
The Disappointment on VDB.org
16 Mar 2011 Author: Andrew Rosinski Categories: Events Tags: Brian Holmes, Brian Springer, conversations at the edge, event, Video Data Bank Comments
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Summer Cook, Lindsey Jerdonek Go 1-2 at Yucatán World Cup
MÉRIDA, Mexico — Summer Cook (Thornton, Colo.) and Lindsey Jerdonek (Brecksville, Ohio) went 1-2 at the Yucatán ITU Triathlon World Cup on Sunday, with Cook collecting her first World Cup medal of the season and Jerdonek reaching the World Cup podium for the first time ever. In the men's race, Kevin McDowell (Geneva, Ill.) was the top finisher for the U.S., placing fifth overall.
Yucatán was a first-time host on the ITU World Cup circuit, serving up a sprint-distance 750-meter swim, 10-kilometer bike and 5-kilometer run course. Athletes faced hot and humid conditions, with an ocean swim followed by bike and run segments through the streets of Progreso — a beachfront town just outside of Mérida, Mexico.
Cook and Canada's Amélie Kretz were the first two athletes out of the water in the women's race, with Jerdonek and Tamara Gorman (Rapid City, S.D.) just a few seconds behind. A lead group of 10 formed after the first of four laps on the bike, with Cook, Jerdonek, Gorman and Kaitlin Donner (Satellite Beach, Fla.) all in the mix. The leaders grew their gap on the chase pack with each passing lap, building an advantage of about a minute by the time they hit the run course.
It came down to a running race for the lead women, and Cook set a strong pace from the start. She went on to record a 17:19 run split, the fastest of the day, and finish first with a total time of 1 hour, 17 seconds. Jerdonek was about 25 seconds behind Cook, crossing the line In 1:00:43 to secure a 1-2 finish for the Americans. Lisa Perterer of Austria took the third spot on the podium in 1:00:47.
"I wasn't quite sure if the other girls were planning to back-half it and run conservatively because of the heat, so I tried to just run strong for the entire race," Cook said. "This is the first time that I've podiumed at a World Cup this year, so I'm really happy to be back on the podium. I'm hoping to carry this momentum into the rest of my race season."
Jerdonek was happy to finally reach the podium after 14 career World Cup starts and eight top-10 finishes.
"I'm really pleased to be on my first World Cup podium, because it's eluded me for all the years that I've been racing ITU," Jerdonek said. "To put it all together, I had my head in the game from start to finish, and I was really committed to standing on that podium."
Gorman also had a strong race, taking fifth in 1:01:23 for a career-best World Cup finish.
In the men's race, William Huffman (Colleyville, Texas) and Japan's Jumpei Furuya were first out of the water, but the entire field stayed relatively together through the swim. Once out on the bike, Seth Rider (Germantown, Tenn.) went for the breakaway with Furuya. Two chase packs formed behind them, but Rider and Furuya continued to grow their gap until they had a 25-second lead on the rest of the field.
The two were ultimately caught by the faster runners in the field, though. Recording a 15:48 5k, Perez moved into the lead and broke the tape in 54:56. Cesar Saracho, also of Mexico, and Maximilian Schwetz of Germany were second and third in 55:02 and 55:04, respectively.
Furuya crossed the line fourth in 55:06, and McDowell ran his way to a top-five finish in 55:10. After pushing the pace on the bike, Rider dropped back to 11th overall, still a career-best World Cup finish for the 20-year-old athlete.
The ITU Triathlon World Cup season continues Sunday, Sept. 3, with a stop in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic.
2017 Yucatán ITU Triathlon World Cup
750m swim, 10k bike 5k run
Elite Women — Complete Results
1. Summer Cook (Thornton, Colo.), 1:00:17
2. Lindsey Jerdonek (Brecksville, Ohio), 1:00:43
3. Lisa Perterer (AUS), 1:00:47
5. Tamara Gorman (Rapid City, S.D.), 1:01:23
11. Kaitlin Donner (Satellite Beach, Fla.), 1:02:15
18. Sarah Alexander (Shaker Heights, Ohio), 1:03:20
25. Chelsea Sodaro (Poway, Calif.), 1:05:38
27. Nicole Truxes (Phoenix, Ariz.), 1:06:15
Chelsea Burns (Seattle, Wash.), DNF
Elite Men — Complete Results
1. Irving Perez (MEX), 54:56
2. Cesar Saracho (MEX), 55:02
3. Maximilian Schwetz (GER), 55:04
5. Kevin McDowell (Geneva, Ill.), 55:10
11. Seth Rider (Germantown, Tenn.), 55:54
23. Jason West (Boulder, Colo.), 56:55
25. Michael Arishita (Boerne, Texas), 57:08
26. Tony Smoragiewicz (Rapid City, S.D.), 57:13
34. William Huffman (Colleyville, Texas), 58:27
40. Collin Chartier (Burke, Va.), 1:00:21
42. Andrew Roos (Redwood City, Calif.), 1:02:39
Kirsten Sass, Bill Jones Crowned Olympic-Distance Age Group National Champions Aug. 12, 2017
Rocky Harris Named USA Triathlon Chief Executive Officer Aug. 10, 2017
Age Group Nationals Competitor Kevin Simmons Outruns Cancer Aug. 10, 2017
Ben Kanute Leads U.S. Men at ITU World Triathlon Montreal With Top-25 Finish Aug. 06, 2017
Three U.S. Women Finish Top-10 at ITU World Triathlon Montreal Aug. 05, 2017
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Welcome to Greece
The town was founded in ancient times. The Greek geographer Pausanias in his book "Messiniaka" reports the original location of Koroni at today's Petalidi, a town a few kilometers north of Koroni. He also reports many temples of Greek gods and a copper statue of Zeus.
Because of reorderings, in the centuries that followed the town of Koroni moved to its current location where the ancient town of Asini had once stood. In the 6th and 7th centuries AD, the Byzantines built a fortress there. It appears for the first time as a bishopric in the Notitiae Episcopatuum of the Byzantine Emperor Leo VI the Wise, in which it appears as a suffragan of the See of Patras.[3]
Surviving seals give the names of some of its Greek bishops.[4] The Greek eparchy was suppressed in the 19th century as part of an ecclesiastical reorganization after Greece gained its independence.
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These water-related services are enhanced by excellent project management and we are well known for our ability to plan and supervise complex and/or sensitive water management projects. We focus on identifying pragmatic, cost-effective solutions for clients, developed from a strong scientific evidence base including the application of leading edge academic study to real-world solutions.
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Celebrating Uniqueness with Author Jennifer Lynch
When asked to give a synopsis of her new children's book, Livi & Grace, in one sentence, author Jennifer Lynch pauses thoughtfully. After a few moments of reflection, she relays what she writes when signing a copy – "Love your uniqueness." It's clear that Jennifer's brief hesitation is due to her deep, personal connection with this message. It's a message informed by years of powerful experiences.
Throughout her adult life, Jennifer has been witness to the lives of children of all backgrounds and abilities. Jennifer's mother worked as a teacher and reading specialist in elementary schools, and observing her work sparked Jennifer's interest in the importance of literacy. That interest was transformed into a solid belief when Jennifer herself became an elementary school teacher as well, and went into special education. When the possibility of reading aloud in class would arise, Jennifer saw students would demonstrate avoidance behaviors because of their lack of reading ability. Afraid of being embarrassed or feeling "stupid" in front of their peers, those students would find ways to leave the room. It then became a damaging cycle, as they missed class time, falling even more behind in their learning. Jennifer has observed a similar lack of self-esteem in the children she connects with through her volunteer work as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA).
The negative self-images possessed by these children have both devastated Jennifer and inspired her to act. What could she do to help them get past that destructive belief system and embrace their own unique, special qualities? How could she do more, reach more children? The answer materialized in the form of Livi & Grace.
The title characters of Livi & Grace are based on Jennifer Lynch's daughters as young children.
Inspired by her own, wonderfully dissimilar daughters, Livi & Grace is a story that encourages the enjoyment and celebration of our differences. Jennifer hopes that this lesson will stick in the minds of both child and adult readers alike. She hopes that it sparks meaningful conversations and spreads that dearly-held message that we should all "love our uniqueness."
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Holomráz is the second studio album of the Czech pop group Slza. Released on November 3, 2017 by Universal Music. He was recorded in the DC Sound studio from March to September 2017  and his production was in charge of Dalibor Cidlinský. He is also the author of the music by Sla Lukáš Bundil guitarist, lyrics written by musician Xindl X.  The author's trio began composing the song at the beginning of 2017, with the entire album finished in September of that year. The final mix of the album was made by Vlado Meller, holder of two Grammy Awards. The main theme of the album is the slogan "Though Black frost is out, the heat is in us" (in the original: "Ač Holomráz je venku, žár je v nás"), which combines all the songs. According to Petr Lexa, the album was about "passing on a positive view of the world."

Before publishing the album, the band released two digital singles; April 23, 2017, the song "Ani vody proud" and on September 24, 2017 the title track "Holomráz". The album debuted in the Czech charts according to IFPI on the second position. In the hit chart of Hitradio Orion, the Holomráz song is second. In the order of the seventh song "Na srdci", Slovak singer Celeste Buckingham appeared together with the singer of the band Petr Lexa.

Track listing

Personnel
 Petr Lexa – singing
 Lukáš Bundil – guitar

Other
 Jan Cidlinský – bass guitar
 Xindl X – composing texts
 Celeste Buckingham – singing in the song "Na srdci"

Technical support
Dalibor Cidlinský Jr. – production
 Vlado Meller – mix

References

2017 albums
Czech-language albums
Slza albums
Universal Music Group albums


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From Billfish to Bonefish, Harlan Franklin Covered It All
July 30, 2018 By Florida Sportsman Editor
Florida Sportsman says farewell and good tides to longtime contributing writer/photographer Harlan Franklin, who passed away on July 20. We offer our condolences to Harlan's wife, Janey Franklin, and others in their circle.
Among Harlan's earliest and most significant contributions to Florida Sportsman magazine was a series of articles in the 1970s chronicling what today's anglers might regard as "small-boat" billfishing. Catching sailfish on a 16-foot boat? Guys were doing it in the Gulf in 1971.
Trailer a 19-footer across the state to tackle winter sailfish in Stuart? Harlan and Janey did that, and he wrote about it.
Single-engine 25-foot CC for blue marlin in the Bahamas? Pretty routine, by 1978.
Harlan also raised an early-warning about the looming crisis of longline fishing on billfish stocks. In 1972, Japanese ships were setting miles of hooks off Destin, and local charterboats were taking action.
Harlan Franklin's obituary, sent to our offices by Janey:
Harlan Benjamin Franklin, Jr., was born north of the Mason-Dixon line but would never admit where. He was the son of Harlan B. Franklin, Sr. and Carolyn Williams Franklin. He passed away peacefully at Hospice House in Vero Beach on July 20, 2018. Harlan was raised in South Georgia and Tallahassee. The story goes that he fished as a small child stringing the little fish on a pine needle. He never stopped fishing—it was his passion.
He went to FSU, majoring in journalism and business. In 1959, he married a fishing girl, Janey Getzen, and they spent 59 happy years fishing and cruising. He was a real estate broker owning a firm in Tallahassee and Apalachicola, but best enjoyed the niche in the market where he bought large parcels of land and divided it, selling 5, 10 and 20 acre tracts to the "butcher, baker and candlestick maker".
Harlan was very active in fisheries politics serving on many state and federal councils and study groups. He had TV and radio fishing shows and a weekly column "Sea Log" in the Tallahassee Democrat. He became a free-lance outdoor writer and was affiliated with Florida Sportsman magazine for 30 years. He also published in Salt Water Sportsman, Field and Stream, Yachting, Saltwater Fly Fishing, Fly Fishing in Saltwater and many others.
In the early 1980's at age 50, he and Janey sailed away in a motorsailer, landing in the Florida Keys were they had spent their honeymoon. The next 24 years in Key West found him enjoying flats fishing so much he guided fishermen to permit, bonefish, and tarpon for 15 of those years. In 2008, they moved to Sebastian on the lagoon across from the inlet with a dock and boat.
Harlan fished all over North, Central and South American, cruised the Chesapeake, rescued a sinking sailboat in a violent storm, had his boat "Beachcomber" confiscated by Castro in Cuba, later ran a 25 Mako from Key West to Cuba to fish the 1979 Ernest Hemingway International Fishing Tournament and many other adventures, including living aboard for five years. He taught a course in fishing at FSU, sponsored tarpon tournaments in Apalachicola and always promoted recreational fishing and conservation of fishery resources.
His memberships included Florida Outdoor Writers Assn., Florida Conservation Assn./Coastal Conservation Assn., International Fishing Hall of Fame, International Game Fish Assn. where he held several records, Florida League of Anglers, Bonefish and Tarpon Trust and Indian River Land Trust.
No services are planned at this time; just throw a line in the water, and have a good day!
Arrangements are under the direction of Strunk Funeral Home, 1623 North Central Avenue, Sebastian, Florida 32958. You may sign a guest book on-line at www.strunkfuneralhome.com
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Are you creating and thriving or settling and surviving?
Most people can't answer these two questions. That's because most people – may be even YOU, are letting life just happen to them. They decided long ago not to take the leading role.
Do you often feel that your life is out of control and you're just surviving? Do you look at your days off work as time to recover from the pressures of the week? Is it hard to find time for yourself and those important relationships in your life? Would you like to create some space to do the things that are important to you?
Do any of these statements feel like you?
I never get time or space for myself.
I know that there's something more, I'm just settling.
I don't laugh as much as I used to.
I take care of other people's needs and often neglect my own.
I want a different job but I don't know how to go about it.
I'm always on the go – I'm very reactive in my life.
I spend my evenings just watching the TV.
I know there's more to life – I'm stuck with what to do about it.
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'The Best Of Richard Clayderman – 40th Anniversary' is a 2CD + DVD collection to mark the 40th year since the recording of 'Ballade Pour Adeline'.
This special boxed set includes 40 tracks featuring many of Richard Clayderman's most recognised music together with a DVD of the amazing 'Korakuen Baseball Stadium Concert' from 1983 where Richard performed to an audience of 40,000.
As a special bonus, there are 3 new recordings including: 'Iihi-Tabidachi', 'Subaru' and 'We're All Alone'.
Although released in Japan, the CD is available from many suppliers around the world, links to some are provided below.
'The Korakuen Baseball Stadium Concert' DVD, as well as 'Ballade Pour Adeline', 'Lady Di', Eléana' and 'Chariots Of Fire'.
The repertoire of this double album features 40 carefully selected titles to commemorate the 40th anniversary of my début, and my 40th concert tour in Japan.
Over the course of an incredible 40 years, I have been lucky enough to share with my many Japanese audiences those special emotions that unite us, allowing us to immerse ourselves in a world that belongs only to us.
I recall May 17th 1983 at the Korakuen Baseball Stadium, and this double album would not be complete without a DVD to mark this momentous occasion.
That fine evening at Korakuen, the wind roared, chasing the torrents of rain from the previous night, and I had lived a truly unforgettable moment in the company of 40,000 people.
40th anniversary, 40th tour, 40 titles on this double album, and 40,000 people at Korakuen who will remain eternally etched in my memory.


Bosch builds up self-driving capability in U.S.
DETROIT -- As U.S. automakers tool up to produce self-driving cars, Robert Bosch expects to be a key player.
The German megasupplier can draw on the resources of r&d centers in Palo Alto, California, Chicago and Pittsburgh, and it is scouting Silicon Valley startups for possible partners.
Last month, Mike Mansuetti, president of Bosch's North American operations, was interviewed by Staff Correspondent David Sedgwick at the Detroit auto show. Mansuetti detailed the company's development of sensors, software and chassis components for driverless cars.
Q: Have you got engineers in North America to develop technology for driverless cars?
A: Yeah, we're putting together those building blocks. Things like radar and sensors are currently in place, and as the technology advances, they'll grow. We also make antilock brakes and chassis control systems, and we just added steering systems with the acquisition from ZF. Those guys have been integrated into our Plymouth, Mich. facility. That's done. So in Plymouth we now have steering, chassis, drives and electronics all in the same building.
How many of those parts are produced in North America?
A good portion. ... Steering systems are produced in Kentucky; a lot of electronics are produced in Juarez, Mexico, and Charleston, S.C., is our main hub for antilock brakes, traction and stability control.
How much of Bosch's r&d is in North America?
We have a group of folks in Chicago working with our r&d guys in Palo Alto and Pittsburgh. In Palo Alto we have 100 folks, and in Pittsburgh we have 30, and in Chicago we have close to 20.
Now that Bosch has a partnership with Dutch mapmaker TomTom, is any of that development in the U.S.?
Right now, it's mostly in Europe. They are collaborating with our chassis guys. Our r&d people in Plymouth, Palo Alto and Germany are working with them.
Describe the activities of your technical center in Palo Alto.
In 1999 we sent a scouting crew to Palo Alto. Now that office is up to 100 r&d engineers, plus the same number of people on the business side. We also have a separate venture capital group in Palo Alto. And we have a startup incubator, too. We're trying to bring everything together.
Bosch also has a program to encourage internal startups, right?
We have a program to nurture these internal startups. Ten years ago, that's how Bosch Sensortec started up, and also eBikes. We also have partners like Seeo Inc. [a startup in Hayward, Calif., that is developing lithium ion batteries]. The venture capital group is working with them.
Let's talk about your overall business. Is Bosch adding capacity in North America to keep up with record vehicle production?
We did some expansion last year and will continue to do so for our customers in North America. We have a target to double the size of our North American business from 2012 to 2020.
Are your North American plants running flat out?
We're pretty comfortable. We didn't have any trouble last year meeting our production requirements. It depends on the product, as always. We had a lot of expansion last year in Mexico, getting the plants geared up. On fuel injection, we've been growing our capacity in Charleston and also production of fuel rails in San Luis, Mexico. We're continuing to invest, but everyone is being careful.
How about your suppliers? Do you have a watch list?
Yeah, of course. We beefed up our purchasing capacity to look for new suppliers and prepare for [product launches]. Transmission control was one area that we ramped up substantially, and solenoid valves. There are a lot of suppliers that we're partnering with.
Has the strong dollar affected Bosch?
Not much. We always had a strategy to produce locally for local automakers. It's a pretty balanced approach worldwide, and we haven't really changed that strategy. We are continuing to localize production more and more. We're producing more and more parts in North America for North American automakers.


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Roleplaying Games — A Social Hobby
Roleplaying games such as D&D can be an excellent way to socially gather with like-minded individuals to build your party together, create an intricate fictional adventure, and embark upon a fantastical journey of bonding, friendship, and wealth. Not only does roleplaying offer a chance to safely be whoever or whatever you wish for a couple hours, studies show that these games can also promote compassion, cooperation, and even psychological health. The reason why roleplaying is so healthy for your brain is because it allows you to use your cognitive side to take control of a complex interaction in a safe, collaborative environment. By playing a role in another person's world, you are given the opportunity to think creatively and rationally about complicated situations, which helps you to solve problems and come up with solutions that you may not have thought of otherwise.
Many people are intimidated by the prospect of actually playing tabletop RPGs. This is likely due to the fact that many people associate roleplaying games with violence and aggression. However, the truth is that while playing RPGs can include moments of silliness and playfulness, they also have a strong basis of critical thinking and creative problem solving. In fact, many critics of Rpgs have argued that the genre has been oversimplified and made too simple for its own good. While this may be true of some popular games, modern roleplaying games such as Mass Effect and Final Fantasy XIV prove that casual players can play these games without getting frustrated or violent.
The reason why roleplay games are beneficial for your mental health is that you are given a chance to exercise your creativity and problem solving skills by interacting with another human being. You can solve problems by collaborating with other players or the game's mechanics itself. This interaction gives you the opportunity to think about problems in a different light, which can be helpful in your academic and social life. Many people report that after playing RPG's their memory retention increases significantly. Furthermore, it has also been proven that gamers can play long hours non-stop without feeling bored or sleepy.
Most traditional roleplaying games involve a very limited number of rules. However, with a greater amount of freedom and options in most modern roleplaying games, the player has the chance to shape their characters more than ever before. A player can choose how much of their time they want to spend controlling their character and how much time they want to spend building and developing their character. This freedom of customization allows players to mold their characters in a way that would be very difficult to do within the constraints of a traditional dice system.
Another benefit of roleplay games is that players can form stronger friendships than they would if they were playing a traditional RPG. In an rpg you usually end up leveling up and gaining experience points to make your character stronger. However, in roleplay games you can spend those points on acquiring new abilities or advancing your character's social skills. New friends can be made through roleplay as you interact with each other. By interacting with the others you can develop bonds that would be impossible in a normal game.
Roleplaying games are an incredibly social hobby. Players can spend hours together creating characters and adventures. Roleplayers can spend hours building friendships and bonds that can span the gamut from casual friends to close knit families. So, if you are looking for something exciting and a bit different then look no further than getting involved with Roleplaying games.
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Das Bistum Pemba (, ) im Norden von Mosambik ist ein römisch-katholisches Bistum. Zusammen mit den Bistümern Lichinga und Nacala ist es dem Erzbistum Nampula als Suffraganbistum unterstellt.

Geschichte
Das Bistum wurde am 5. April 1957 als Bistum Porto Amélia aus Gebieten des Bistums Nampula gegründet. Erster Bischof wurde José dos Santos Garcia.  Am 17. September 1976 erfolgte die Umbenennung in Bistum Pemba. Auch der Bischof verlegte seine Residenz hierher.

Bischöfe
 José dos Santos Garcia SMP (1957–1975)
 Januário Machaze Nhangumbe (1975–1993)
 Tomé Makhweliha SCI (1997–2000)
 Francisco Chimoio OFMCap (2000–2003)
 Ernesto Maguengue (2004–2012)
 Luiz Fernando Lisboa CP (2013–2021, dann Bischof von Cachoeiro de Itapemirim)
 António Juliasse Ferreira Sandramo (seit 2022)

Siehe auch
 Liste der römisch-katholischen Diözesen
 Römisch-katholische Kirche

Weblinks

Pemba
Pemba (Mosambik)
Gegründet 1957