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North America > United States of America > Midwest > Michigan > Central Michigan > East Lansing
3.4 By bike
3.5 On foot
4.1 Michigan State University
4.2 Downtown East Lansing
4.3 Lake Lansing
5.1 Museums
5.3 Gardens
5.4 Theaters
7.1 American
7.3 Ice cream
7.4 Mexican
7.5 Middle Eastern
7.6 Okemos, Haslett, and Meridian Township
East Lansing is a city in Central Michigan that is home to Michigan State University (MSU).
East Lansing has a population over 46,000 and is mix of college students and well-educated affluent citizens. Downtown East Lansing is a vibrant college town opposite the country's largest single university campus. The city is the cultural and educational center of Mid-Michigan. It is just east of Lansing, Michigan's capital. The Michigan State Capitol dome can be seen from East Lansing. The city offers excellent public transportation, cultural events, and parks. East Lansing's position in Mid-Michigan makes travel to the state's other major cities convenient.
Map of East Lansing
East Lansing is easily accessible from Detroit and Chicago. Interstate 96 directly connects East Lansing to Detroit and Grand Rapids. US-127 to Interstate 94 connects East Lansing to Chicago, Ann Arbor, and Detroit. Interstate 69 connects East Lansing to Flint and Fort Wayne.
Greyhound Lines serve Lansing and East Lansing, with direct connections to Detroit, Grand Rapids, and Kalamazoo (with transfers to Chicago). Owosso, Michigan-based Indian Trails Bus Lines provides daily service to Chicago. Michigan Flyer Motorcoach Service provides multiple daily connections to Detroit Metropolitan Airport with stops in Jackson and Ann Arbor.
East Lansing can also be reached from the Greater Lansing Area through Capital Area Transportation Authority (CATA) bus routes that run throughout the capital area.
Amtrak provides daily service from Chicago via the Blue Water Service, which reaches speeds of 110 mph. The station is opposite Michigan State University on Harrison Ave., near Trowbride Rd in East Lansing.
42.775102-84.5893751 Capitol Region International Airport is in DeWitt Township on Grand River Avenue (Business Route 96) northwest of downtown East Lansing. Capital Region International Airport offers non-stop domestic flights to Detroit, Chicago, Minneapolis, Orlando, and Washington, D.C. Non-stop international flights are available seasonally to Cancún, Mexico; Montego Bay, Jamaica; and Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. A concierge travel center in the airport terminal offers the ability to book airline tickets, cruises, tours, car rentals, and hotel rooms. The airport is serviced by Capital Area Transit Authority (CATA) bus line 14, which provides direct service to downtown Lansing.
Detroit Metropolitan Airport, Flint Bishop International Airport, and Grand Rapids Gerald R. Ford International Airport are other nearby airports which serve the region.
East Lansing is served by a number of highways. Travel by car to any part of the city normally takes very little time. Traffic is generally light in the region. Nearly all parking downtown is paid meter or paid lot parking. While there are many parking structure, lot, and street options, parking can be difficult during MSU games and festivals.
Taxi service in East Lansing is very good. Taxi service is available curb side in downtown East Lansing on Albert Street. If looking for home pick-up, allow approximately 30 minutes. Though, on weekend evenings, allow additional time.
Or use an iPhone or Android app called Cabulous to track a taxi to you. Taxi Service - iCab Inc. +1 517-215-7910
Capital Area Transit Authority (CATA) provides local bus service to the Lansing-area. CATA enjoys high ridership along lines serving MSU.
By bike[edit]
East Lansing provides many of miles of bike lanes, which make for quick commutes around the city. Bikes are also permitted on city side walks, which adorn nearly every street. MSU employs bike lanes and bike-specific pathways that parallel pedestrian sidewalks. Most CATA buses are equipped to carry bikes, making access to every corner of the Lansing-area accessible without a car.
On foot[edit]
East Lansing is pedestrian friendly. Sidewalks are laid along most streets, and most intersections have some form of pedestrian crosswalks with signals. Downtown East Lansing and MSU's campus receive heavy foot traffic, especially in the warmer months. Walking is the best way to see downtown East Lansing and the MSU campus.
Michigan State University[edit]
MSU is the main attraction. The beautiful campus includes the Red Cedar River and over 5,000 acres, with over 2,000 developed or in planned development. The historic north end of the campus is notable for its park setting and collegiate Gothic architecture. The center of the historic campus, known as Sacred Place, is dominated by the Beaumont Tower. The Beaumont Tower is a Gothic tower housing a full carillon with 49 bells. Along the Red Cedar is the W.J. Beal Botanical Garden. At the south end of campus are the Horticultural and Children's 4-H gardens. The gardens are a popular site for weddings.
Downtown East Lansing[edit]
Downtown East Lansing is on Grand River Avenue opposite the MSU campus. Many shops and restaurants catering to students are located downtown. Alfresco dining is popular in the warmer months when foot traffic is heavy.
Lake Lansing[edit]
Located within a few miles of downtown East Lansing, it feels like a world away. There are several parks offering beaches amenities. MSU offers sailing lessons on Lake Lansing for a nominal charge. There are a couple dining options near Lake Lansing, which offer Michigan favorites like blue gill and walleye.
Museums[edit]
The Michigan Historic Center and Library: The center offers a world-class library and great museum devoted to Michigan history. In the center of the museum is a live white pine. The white pine is the state tree, which can live for hundreds of years and grow to great heights.
Impression 5 Museum: A great museum geared toward exposing younger children to the world of science.
Michigan State University Museum: On the campus of MSU in the old library, the museum houses a large collection of dinosaur bones and other artifacts. Cost of admission for students is waived.
MSU-Broad Art Museum: The Broad Art Museum is in the heart of the MSU campus on the Red Cedar River. It features the absolute cutting edge in art through constantly changing its moderate collection.
Parks[edit]
River Trail: The Lansing River Trail extends over 8 miles along the Red Cedar River and Grand River. Users of the paved and board walk trail can enjoy the natural beauty of the rivers all the way from the campus of MSU to Dietrich Park near Old Town on the north side of Lansing. The attractions along the way include the Potter Park Zoo, multiple access points for canoes and kayaks, downtown Lansing, the Museum District, Oldsmobile Park, the historic farmers market, and Old Town. The trail is being expanded to provide access to the south side of Lansing. Spring, summer, and fall, this is a great way to see many of the Lansing attractions.
Lake Lansing: Lake Lansing provides tons of fun for little or no money. Whether you just want to soak in some summer rays, or take a sail, Lake Lansing is a great way to spend a summer afternoon. In the winter, locals enjoy ice fishing on the frozen water.
Potter Park Zoo: Situated in a park integrated into the city's excellent river trail, the Potter Park Zoo is a terrific way to spend an afternoon. The park is very children-friendly and features a petting park where the children can pet some of the animals. Also, the peacocks walking about the park and camel rides. The Zoo can be accessed by car, foot, and bike using the river trail.
Gardens[edit]
Michigan State University Horticultural Landscape Demonstration Gardens: The gardens are open all year, but are best viewed spring to fall. The garden's beauty changes with each season, and is surprisingly colorful all through the fall months. The roses are especially beautiful in the summer months. The garden is on the south side of campus away from most of the University lecture halls.
Michigan State University W.J. Beal Botanical Garden: The Beal Botanical garden owes its beginnings to W.J. Beal, a former president of MSU that established a plot along the Red Cedar River in 1872 with 140 species of plants. The garden is along the north side of the Red Cedar near the center of campus amid the park-like surrounding of the MSU campus and is enjoyed by thousands of students each year as they pass between classes.
Michigan 4-H Children's Garden at MSU: The 4-H garden is near the MSU Horticultural gardens and is fun for children and adults alike. The garden features exhibits such as the "pizza garden," which includes oregano and basil, which children can taste and smell. Many of the plants are familiar tastes and smells that children will instantly realize as the source of enjoyment in many of their favorite treats.
Theaters[edit]
The Wharton Center for Performing Arts at Michigan State University: The Center is on the campus of MSU and is home of the Lansing Symphony Orchestra, which performs 17 concerts a year for free. The Center hosts many of the best Broadway shows, finest classical musicians, and unrivaled dance companies. The theater is undergoing an extensive upgrade and expansion, bringing the theater, both exterior and interior, into the 21st century.
Football: MSU football is a member of the Big 10 Conference and the games are nationally televised with the 75,000-seat stadium is often filled to capacity.
Basketball: MSU Basketball is regularly one of the top programs in the country. The games are regularly sold out and tickets can be hard to come by. Every sports bar in the area is packed on MSU Basketball nights.
Hockey: MSU Hockey is among the best in the country.
Baseball: MSU Baseball games are played on the MSU campus. The Lansing Lugnuts play at Cooley Law School Stadium near downtown Lansing in the Stadium District, which is quickly becoming a trendy area of Lansing.
Downtown East Lansing offers many shops, restaurants, and bars catering mainly to the student population. The shops include clothing stores, school supply stores, and a Starbucks.
The Eastwood Towne Center is a modern outdoor shopping center offering a large array of retail stores, restaurants, and a cinema. It is on Lake Lansing Road.
Meridian Mall is an enclosed mall offering many large and small retail stores and restaurants. The surrounding area includes many big-box stores and a large grocery store. The Mall is on Grand River in Meridian Township.
Frandor Shopping Center is a large outdoor shopping center offering large and small retail outlets and a grocery store. Frandor is in Lansing on the East Lansing border between Grand River Avenue and Michigan Avenue.
American[edit]
Beggar's Banquet, 218 Abbott Road, ☏ +1 517 351-4540. The menu offers a taste of everything, and nightly specials. Thursday night features southern food and live music. Wednesday is 1/2 price wine day.
Crunchy's, 254 West Grand River, ☏ +1 517 351-2506. Just off campus. "Burgers, buckets, and beer." Also, make sure to try their delicious pizza and sweet nugs.
Harper's Restaurant and Brew Pub, 131 Albert Avenue (behind downtown East Lansing), ☏ +1 517 333-4040. It offers great alfresco dining in the summer. But the restaurant is known more for the cheap homemade beers.
Harrison Roadhouse, 720 Michigan Avenue (at the corner of and Harrison Rd.), ☏ +1 517 337-0200. It offers American fare, drinks, and in the summer, al fresco dining.
The State Room, 55 South Harrison Avenue (Inside the MSU Kellogg Center), ☏ +1 517 432-4000. The State Room offers upscale dining that only the All Seasons Bistro can match. The restaurant is on the pricey side, but if you want upscale quality dining, it is one of only a few options. Bonus: the restaurant serves MSU Dairy Store ice cream with their desserts!
Asian[edit]
AI Fusion, 2827 East Grand River, ☏ +1 517 853-3700. Trendy and popular asian cuisine with Korean, Japanese, and Western motifs.
Charlie Kang's, 127 E Grand River Ave, ☏ +1 517 332-4696. Charlie Kang's offers Chinese and Korean food at moderate prices. Try the Korean soups!
Korea House, 978 Trowbridge Rd (near Harrison in a strip mall), ☏ +1 517 332-0608. The restaurant is hard to find. But keep looking, it is worth the difficulty. Probably the best Korean food in East Lansing at reasonable prices.
Sansu Sushi, 4750 Hagadorn Rd (Suite 10 in Hannah Plaza, on the east side of East Lansing opposite the MSU Campus), ☏ +1 517 333-1933. It is among the best sushi options in the city. The restaurant is trendy and convenient.
Sindhu Indian Cuisine, 4790 Hagadorn Rd (In Hannah Plaza), ☏ +1 517 351-3080. Widely regarded as some of the best Indian food in the Lansing area, their lunch buffet is delicious (and hard to beat for the cost!)
Sushiya, 124 W. Grand River Ave., ☏ +1 517 664-1721, fax: +1 517 664-1724. Sushiya is a good and reasonably priced sushi restaurant. As a bonus, The chefs usually provide free desserts and extra sushi with larger orders.
Omi Sushi, 210 MAC Ave, ☏ +1 517 337-2222. Omi presents a modern take on sushi. The sushi is done in the Korean style of being rather large and with ample rice.
Udon Sushi Bakery, 134 N. Harrison Rd. (north of Michigan Ave), ☏ +1 517 332-5995. It appears to have a loyal following of Korean students. Not noted for its sushi, or its food, but instead for its bubble tea.
Ice cream[edit]
Baskin Robbins: A chain offering many flavors. It's open until midnight.
Coldstone: A chain downtown that works ice cream with mixed toppings of your choice.
MSU Dairy Store: The Michigan State University Dairy Store produces many varieties of ice cream and cheese on campus. The ice cream and cheese are fantastic, and known to every student. Try the seasonal ice cream varieties, like the spiced pumpkin made each fall. The Dairy Store has two locations, one on Grand River in the MSU Union near the MSU Federal Credit Union and the other near the south end of campus in Anthony Hall where you can tour the production facility while enjoying your scoops of local ice cream. Also, the grilled cheese sandwiches are to die for. Try sourdough with jalapeno pepper jack.
Tasty Twist: A soft-serve and shake haven, but only open during summer months.
Mexican[edit]
El Azteco, 225 Ann St, ☏ +1 517 351-9111. At Ann Street Plaza (Albert and M.A.C. Avenues), or try their other location at 1016 W. Saginaw. El Azteco offers Mexican food. The menu features a cheese dip appetizer, fresh salsa, topopo salad, and jocoque. While the food may not be notable, many of the dishes easily feed two people. The roof top dining in the summer offers a fantastic place to enjoy drinks as the sun sets over downtown East Lansing.
Middle Eastern[edit]
Aladan's: decent Middle Eastern food at reasonable prices located in Frandore Shopping Center between Michigan Ave. and Grand River on the far east side of Lansing and far west side of East Lansing.
Sultan's Place: off Hagedorn in strip mall, they offer good Middle Eastern food.
Woody's Oasis: on Grand River in downtown East Lansing, it offers respectable Mediterranean food with a good Michigan beer selection. The other location is in the strip mall at Trowbridge and Harrison Roads.
Okemos, Haslett, and Meridian Township[edit]
The Blue Gill Grill: near Lake Lansing near the park at the foot of Lake Lansing Road. Try the pan fried bluegill or walleye for a Michigan treat.
Buddies: 1937 West Grand River in Okemos. It offers the best nachos in town. But be warned, the portion size is large.
Cancun Grill: an inexpensive Mexican restaurant with festive decor, a full bar, and outdoor seating; it's across from the MSU Federal Credit Union near Target.
Dusty's Cellar: 1857 West Grand River in Okemos. It offers upscale dining just east of East Lansing. It has great food and an excellent wine list. A good place for a special occasion (birthday, Valentine's Day) dinner.
Mark's Watershed: a good restaurant near the beach of Lake Lansing.
The Travelers Club and Tuba Museum: in Okemos. It offers an eclectic menu of global cuisine and beers. Weekly specials focus on a specific country with a prix fixe menu. Decor is a quirky combination of artifacts from the owners' world travels, along with a sizable collection of rare tubas and euphoniums. The restaurant offers many vegetarian options. It is a bizarre, yet fun fixture.
East Lansing offers plenty of nightlife. If you're a student, or visiting a student at Michigan State University, there is no shortage of bars packed full of young people and loud music. Most bars cater to the younger crowd.
Beggar's Banquet, 218 Abbott Rd. (near Grand River), ☏ +1 517 351-4540. Beggar's is an East Lansing institution. With good food, and reasonable drinks, it is highly recommended, especially among graduate students. Wine Wednesday (half-off wine) is the busy night.
Crunchy's, 254 W. Grand River, ☏ +1 517 351-2506. Rounding out the East Lansing institutions, this dive bar located on Grand River west of downtown East Lansing is great fun. The bar sports the best beer menu in town and is constantly rotating. Karaoke night is a blast!
Jimmy's, 16804 Chandler Rd. (after Abbott becomes Chandler, continue 1/2 mile north, by Chandler's Crossing), ☏ +1 517 324-7100. It has decent food, tons of TVs, and is smoke-free. In the summer there is plenty of outdoor seating. It is one of few options north of Lake Lansing Road in East Lansing.
The Peanut Barrel, 521 E. Grand River. Off Grand River, it is another East Lansing institution. Good beer, strong long islands, and peanut casings on the floor define the place. It is extremely popular in the summer, with outdoor dining in the heart of downtown East Lansing. You'll need a little luck on a sunny day to snag a table outside. It is the best place to people watch.
The Riv, 231 M.A.C Ave. One of the quintessential undergraduate bars. There is loud music, long lines, cheap beer, and plenty of young people. If you already have your college diploma, you best pass. But if you just turned 21, this is probably what you're looking for!
Roadhouse Pub, 720 Michigan Ave. A tiny sports bar with decent beer selection, but at rather high prices. It typically attracts older crowd, but it would be decent with more fair prices.
Reno's, 1310 Abbot Rd. Daily 11AM-2AM. The establishment isn't known for its food, but the sandwiches aren't bad. It has a decent beer selection and is a good place to watch a game. The patio is gigantic and perfect for a drink on a nice summer day.
Uli's Haus Of Rock (Uli's), 4519 S. Martin Luther King Blvd (Corner of MLK and Reo), ☏ +1 517 882-5900. Uli's is a rock and roll bar, with live music Thursday - Sunday, National tourning acts, Local bands, original music and covers. Try their signature shots, the Shovelhead, Knucklehead, and Captain Charlie
42.73576-84.5471551 Waterfront Bar & Grill, 325 City Market Drive, ☏ +1 517 267-9868. 10AM to 11PM. Craft beer, grilled food, and a patio with a view
East Lansing Marriott at University Place, 300 M.A.C. Avenue, ☏ +1 517 337-4440, fax: +1 517 337-5001.
Residence Inn East Lansing, 1600 East Grand River Avenue, ☏ +1 517 332-7711, fax: +1 517 333-9299.
TownePlace Suites East Lansing, 2855 Hannah Boulevard, ☏ +1 517 203-1000, fax: +1 517 203-1234.
Kellogg Hotel & Conference Center, 55 South Harrison Avenue, ☏ +1 517 432-4000.
Located in Mid-Michigan, East Lansing provides convenient access to all of Michigan's Lower Peninsula. Michigan is a wonderful state to explore in all seasons. In the summer, get out and kayak the many rivers, take a sailboat out on the thousands of lakes, or enjoy a day along the Great Lakes and the thousands of miles of sandy beaches. The fall is perfect for hiking through the woods and taking a camera to document the leaves as they change from vibrant green to golden yellow. Fall is also a time for enjoying Michigan's abundant crop of Michigan apples and Michigan sweet corn. Michigan is one of the country's largest wine growing regions. Get out and explore!
Detroit: Visit Michigan's first state capital. 1½ hours away from Lansing is Michigan's largest city. The city is home to a metropolitan of combined statistical area of nearly 5.5 million people. Founded in 1701 as a French outpost, the city boats North America's tallest hotel, the busiest international crossing in the country, world-class museums, and all the major sports. Detroit has become a gaming center, with three major casinos and one major casino across the river in Windsor, Canada. Visitors will enjoy the sights and tastes of Greek Town and Mexican Town, which have long been staples of the Detroit restaurant scene. The city is also home to many of the best examples of art deco architecture in the world. A visit to the Detroit-area would not be complete without checking out a number of the suburban cities. Dearborn is home to the world headquarters of Ford Motor Company and the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village. The Collection includes the chair President Lincoln was assassinated, the car Present Kennedy was assassinated, a replica of Liberty Hall, Thomas Edison's last breath, Thomas Edison's childhood home, and the Wright Brothers bicycle shop.
Grand Rapids: Michigan's second largest city is on the west side of the state, or as it is known locally, "the other West Coast." The city has not suffered as greatly from the decline of the auto industry as other Midwest cities, and has a modern class skyline. The City is home to the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum and Library. The city has an impressive art collection and located nearby is the Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park, which includes a replica of Leonardo Da Vinci's massive sculpture, Horse. The gardens receives over 600,000 visitors annually.
Ann Arbor: is Michigan's academic and cultural center. The city is home to the University of Michigan, many of the State's high-tech jobs, museums, and many fine restaurants. The high population density, lively downtown, and good public transportation system, make the city one of the best in Michigan. It is also close to Detroit, providing easy access to major events in downtown Detroit.
Traverse City is the largest city in the northern regions of Michigan's lower peninsula. Situated on the Grand Traverse Bay, the setting is idyllic and popular tourist and vacation destination for people in the Chicago and Detroit-areas. The area is the largest cherry producing area in the world, and one of the largest wine-producing regions in the country. The area has also begun growing hops to provide the growing number of local breweries. The city is comparable to smaller version of Ann Arbor.
Mackinaw City is the northern most point of the Lower Peninsula and gateway to Michigan's rugged wilderness in the Upper Peninsula. To the west is Lake Michigan and to the east is lake Huron. In the middle are the Straits of Mackinaw. In the center is the Mackinaw Bridge, or Mighty Mac. The bridge is one of the largest in the country and links Michigan together by a thread of steel and concrete.
Mackinac Island is a small paradise in Lake Huron, just offshore from Mackinaw City. The historic island is protected by a stone fort built by the British to control the trade routes of the Great Lakes. Historic homes, including the governor's mansion, dot this island. No motorized vehicles are allowed on the island, so tourists must get around by horse, on bike, or by foot. The island is noted for its beauty, fudge, and the Grand Hotel. The Grand Hotel, built in 1887, still maintains the record for the largest porch in the world.
Routes through East Lansing
Chicago ← Battle Creek ← W E → Flint → Port Huron
Fort Wayne ← Lansing ← W E → Swartz Creek → Flint
Grand Rapids ← Lansing ← W E → Brighton → Detroit
Kalamazoo ← Lansing ← W E → Webberville
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*Depending on what goes wrong, the same API call can return different errors with different media-types (so different JSON). So my errors have different properties. I don't want to expose the request response as a simple JSON Object / Dictionary.

*I want the errors caused by a Client/Server issue to have a httpStatusCode property as well (it will be nil for errors that are related to no connectivity)

*I want to have an error that indicates a connectivity issue with a proper localized message.

*I want to use the same errors for both sync calls (used with throws) and async calls (used as a parameter in the completion block)

Mainly because of the first requirement it's pretty hard to figure out how to go down the Enum way. But maybe I'm missing something, maybe there still is some power that lays in the Enum types that I am not aware of.
Any suggestions would be highly appreciated.

A: Often enum is the best approach to deal with errors on Swift. To deliver different types you can use associated values and for a localized description you can implement LocalizedError protocol for your enum  e.g:
enum NetworkError : Error, LocalizedError {
    case noInternet
    case httpStatus(Int)
    case unknown(Error)

    public var errorDescription: String? {
        switch self {
            case .noInternet:
                return "No Internet"

            case .httpStatus(let code):
                return "HTTP status code: \(code)"

            case .unknown(let error):
                return "Error: \(error)"
        }
    }
}

let err1 = NetworkError.noInternet
print(err1.localizedDescription)

let err2 = NetworkError.httpStatus(404)
print(err2.localizedDescription)

let err3 = NetworkError.unknown(error)
print(err3.localizedDescription)

/*
Prints:

No Internet
HTTP status code: 404
Error: error
*/

But if you have common data for your errors you should implement struct that holds needed properties with a type of your error:
struct ResponseError: Error {
    enum ErrorType {
        case badStatusCode
        case noJson
        case invalidJson(Error)
    }

    let type: ErrorType
    let statusCode: Int
}

let err = ResponseError(type: .badStatusCode, statusCode: 404)

Read more from the documentation about: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swift/error

A: Depending on what your end goal is (a little unclear to me), you can do combinations of Struct/Class, and Enum.
E.g. you could create a Struct that holds your information, and then create an Enum which then has a value of that Struct. Plus you can create functions in your Enum, if needed. There's a lot of functionality in Enums in Swift.
If you would like, you can also make a specific Enum value dependent on another Enum, or even change which Struct/Class each value is dependent on.
For more information on Enums look at apples documentation.

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Australia is a country and continent surrounded by the Indian and Pacific oceans. Australia is an extraordinarily beautiful place, as rich in rainforest as it is in remote rocky outcrops like Uluru, Kakadu and the Kimberleys. The coastline, too, beset as it is with islands and deserted shores, is wild and wonderful.
Australia plates up a multicultural fusion of European techniques and fresh Pacific-rim ingredients – aka 'Mod Oz' (Modern Australian). Seafood plays a starring role; from succulent Moreton Bay Bugs to delicate King George Whiting, and of course, with beer in hand, you'll still find beef, lamb and chicken at any Aussie barbecue.
Is the grass always greener on the other side of the fence? Peek over the pickets and find out. This vast country is affluent, multicultural and laced with natural splendour.
Interesting facts about Australia:
Manly, NSW, Australia, was named after the local indigenous people who the governor thought were very…. manly.
There's a mountain in Australia called Mt. Disappointment. It was named such because the explorers who first reached its summit found the view to be sub par and wanted to reflect their feelings in the name they chose for the mountain.
An Australian man typed every number from 1 to 1,000,000 in words, not numbers, on his typewriter. It took him 16 years.
The first ever modern commercial refrigerator was built in Australia in 1856 to keep beer cold.
The South & Victoria
The Wild North
Sydney & Queensland


As a man or lady, when should you really involve your parents in your romantic relationship? Are you considering an age factor, a social standard, a financial status, or an academic qualification?
Let me shock you by saying all those are the last on the list.
If there is someone who would be so grateful to have read this piece earlier than now, her name is none else but Bukola.
She sat and couldn't just get the embarrassing moment off her head. The more she tried, the harder it became more than a task for her.
Anyone looking at her from afar could tell that something was wrong with her, or would have made a quick inference of disappointment. It was written all over her swollen face.
The disturbance continued. And as the scorching sun wouldn't help the matter, she was sweating profusely.
She looked keenly at her shadow and her anger intensified! This is the first time in her life that she wished her shadow would do something against her normal action, even against the law of nature.
She would have loved a playback of what pioneered her despondency, and would wish she had done it better.
She was in her own world, totally bewildered. Even if it was sunny, she could feel total darkness around her.
To help the costly menace she's wrapped in, she placed a white chair in front of her. Now she's got a company, and her tensed feeling was now coming off. Or so she thought.
It was a perfect timing as her shadow cast itself on the chair in front of her, assuming the position of a confidant.
The more gesture she made, the more her shadow did!
Daniel, the all-knowing neighbour as he is commonly called, was watching her all along. He was seeing a TV soap he didn't pay for. And this time, it's happening life.
He beckoned on his younger brother, Chuka, to come join in the enjoyment, but his spoilt bike has got his attention more than anything else. He came, looked at her for a moment and thinking she's rehearsing for a drama even though she never acted. So he chose to go back to his bike.
She threw away the chair and even set to do the worse when Daniel bumped into her.
She started to sob uncontrollably, but she couldn't understand the cause of her cry. Looking at her, Daniel could understand that she had been mentally disordered.
Her voice was becoming so loud that it got Chuka's attention.
Chuka rushed into the scene and managed to calm Bukola down.
Daniel tried to stop his brother but it was as if God wanted to use him for the poor Bukola.
"Where is the video?" she asked for the third time.
Daniel brought out his newly bought Android kitkat phone. Bukky moved closer but he warned her he would only show the video on the condition that he would hold the phone as she watched.
"Don't break my phone o!" Daniel reiterated.
Bukola moved closer and she could couldn't negate Daniel's words.
Something just caught her attention as she watched the said video: She is wearing her cloth inside out, and even part of her cornrows was loosened.
"So if I may ask, why would you kill yourself, spoil this beautiful face that is always doing us "gish-gish" in this compound…? Why?
"You can't understand, Daniel", she said, as she gently sat down.
"Daniel winked to Chuka to stay away and thank goodness, he understood this time. He just walked away unannounced, and now Daniel could start his inquisition better.
She sighed and now she was ready to spill the beans.
She adjusted herself on the two-legged sofa they were sitting on and started to share her experience.
"Other guys from my previous relationships were just interested in my body with nothing to add to me, but my Cornel adds and adds without removing nothing from me. There are many times I would wake up to his thought and I would feel like it had been a dream all the while.
I met myself inside a church and that was how I got delivered from the embargo this woman placed on me. For three good years, I stayed in the church and there I met two different guys who promised to marry me only to know that they were embodiments of destruction.
Six months after I met him, I got to know that my nanny had died after she confessed she was the brain behind all that befell my family, starting from the death of my parents.
She sold my father's properties and even the house, saving a piece of land that my dad only told one of our neighbours about.
It was this man that took me to the land and I was happy that I at least got an inheritance from my father. God bless you, Mr. Banji!
Daniel, I made the worst mistake of my life the day I told Macho about the land. How he made me sell the land for a sum of #700,000; and how he went away with the money is still mystifying to me.
The story was becoming more interesting and he wouldn't like Bukky to stop it half way and as fate would have it, Bukky continued.
She pauses a little, and continued.
Now she couldn't hold it again, she started weeping. This time, Daniel couldn't help but joined her. He couldn't remember the last time he cried let alone weeping; it was so touching.
She just had to continue… And so she did.
"I was disturbed that I went to her yesterday and pleaded. But I didn't know why I forgot to tell her I had gone to learn. Would she have believed? No!
The next few sentences I heard from her couldn't save the day.
"I couldn't mutter a word. I didn't even know how I got home. I can't even give an account of what and what I did from yesterday until this morning. Can you see how I am about losing the only reason my future looks bright? The prime of my joy, my heartbeat, my heart… I can't tell it all!
"The hard part of it is that, I cannot pray that she would die. I can't do any of such. Even if I can, not to the mother of the person who gave me life. Not to the mother of the man who provided the light I needed when I came out of my life's tunnel but in the night. I just can't do that… I can't, Daniel!
Confusion was written all over Daniel's face; this time he had bitten more than he could chew. He just had to contribute positively, and constructively, to save his pride and so he said, "As it stands, the only thing I can say is that, there is nothing prayer cannot do, Bukola. You just have to pray. Pray and God who has turned your miseries into testimony will not let you down.
"Let me take you inside. You need to freshen up and find something to eat. This mood would only worsen the situation", Daniel said gleefully as he walked her into her room.
Cornelius got home that morning from a programme he went for overnight, and the troubled mother narrated what had transpired between his angel and herself. He was very angry even if he wouldn't show it. He had told the mother about her catering class and how she's improved. The mother was sorry about her action towards her and so they drove to Bukky's house in his Toyota Camry.
It was an admixture of Joy and sadness for Bukky to have seen the woman in her house. Even though Cornelius was almost twice the size of the mother, she couldn't get a clear glimpse of him. Her attention was only on the woman, and why she had come this time.
The woman rushed to her and hugged her. "I am sorry for what I said my daughter. What would a mother like me do? Please forgive me my dear," she said as she rubbed her hand on her back.
"And I was told not to get another house for you until we get married. That was why you are still here. You have added longevity and fulfilment to my wealth, even as the name you answer, Bukola. An end will come to your solitude next Saturday when I will lead you down the aisle. Blessed among women shall you be called! I LOVE YOU!
I would like to know what you learnt from this story. Share you views about it and don't forget to share with your friends. Thanks.
No matter how heartbroken you think you are, don't lose your brain. Even if you have lost your heart, don't lose your senses. You can get a better lover.
And I leave you to my love letter to the brokenhearted. If you have ever been jilted or you know a friend who has, the love letter is a perfect piece for restoration, guaranteed. Read the letter and share with friends. It could save someone. To read it, click here.
What happened to Bukky has happened to many ladies and that ended their relationship.
There are many of this that happen of daily basis and it is sad how little things break a relationship two people had built to last.
And how did Bukola help herself?
She was wise enough to see where she was missing it and she acted to correct it immediately. That is what you should do as a lady, even as a man.
Anyone could be lack in character, talk, dressing, make up and so on. No matter what yours is, make sure you get them corrected before it's too late. Correct them before you meet your in-laws.
Now when is the right time to invite your parents into your relationship?
It is when you have both dealt with each other's inhibitions. No matter how small they seem, you must trash them out, and you must do that now.
To me, there is a simple different between interference and involvement: Ideally, parents should be involved in their children's relationship as guides, but only when it's right. I fact, some parents are so spiritually inclined that they know what is good for their children, even in the process of choice making.
Ordinarily, I can never get my parents involved in my relationship when they cannot tell their canal left from their spiritual right. If I have proven my parents' spiritual stand and even moral intelligence, I can then get them fully involved. If not, I will only let them know once it's settled – once we are few moments away from getting married.
You know why? Because some parents don't even know what is good for their children's day to day life let alone their relationship matters.
And it is even heartbroken to see unimaginable things 21st century parents do. If a lady doesn't greet well, cook well, even smile well, she is everything far from a wife material. They do not want to dream of any improvements!
The same is true for the men too: Some parents would just look down on a man and conclude he can't be their son-in-law. How they judge is questionable!
Thank you once again. See you on the other side of Blissful Marriage.


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After passing several stages, including the typical FISIP Unsoed stage, finally Dr. Djarot Santoso, M.S., was elected as the Dean of FISIP period 2017 -2021.
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Liz's Paper Loft: MCT Tag It Tuesday ~ Sweet Friend!
If you look closely, you can see I add white embossing powder on the background with Spring Chicken background flowers stamp. On both butterflies I used clear embossing powder, heating, dipping into the powder, repeating a few times. This created a thick almost epoxy feel to them.
Don't forget to stop by My Creative Time to see what my DT sisters have created!
Your tag is so dainty, beautiful, elegant and shabby chic WOW!!
I'm glad you pointed out that it was tag within a tag or I wouldn't have noticed you are so creative. Your jar turned out so pretty I just so love every little thing about your creation you really outdid yourself and so love how you used all of Miss Emma's goodies. YOU ROCK!!
How fun is this? First that you used the jar on a tag, and then that you can pull the jar out! It's gorgeous!
Beautiful Liz, love the jar and the glittery patterned butterflies, so pretty!
Oh Liz ~ this is yet ANOTHER GORGEOUS creation! I am in AWE that you used that jar and put it in the pocket die ~ SO CLEVER!! OMG!!! Then the papers are simply GORGEOUS! I think you missed the memo on what tag to use ~ LOL! Just kidding! I was LOL~ing at your comment! So funny!
Sooo pretty Liz! love the pattern paper on the jar and the fun lace, ribbon/twine cluster. Super cute!
WOW!! This is gorgeous Liz!!!
I didn't notice at first the jar was like a tag in a pocket. I like the look of the crinkle ribbon and lace. The butterflies are so pretty on the beautiful background flowers embossing. Super job!
This is stunning!!! I love all the detail that you put into this! Hugs!
Your tag is beautiful. Its so soft and feminine. Love it!
OMG what a GORGEOUS card!!! Love it!!!


She made dinner plans with her husband, her brother-in-law and his fiancée at a charming Parisian-style bistro in Toronto. The night sky was clear and the air crisp, as the city emerged from a sudden snowstorm. They needed a hearty meal to soothe away their winter woes.
The foursome entered the wooden door of Le Sélect Bistro, bringing in a gust of wind with them. They were immediately seated at the back of the bistro, in a room full of old movie posters. The ceiling rose high above the red leather banquette seats and the lights whispered a soft, golden glow. This was going to be a good night.
She looked at the red napkin on the table and played with the cutlery before her. Then, she lowered her eyes and quietly read the menu with the rustic red print on cream-coloured paper. But she was still confused as to which she would have tonight. She wanted something that reminded her of Paris, her favourite city in the world. Her gaze wandered and she suddenly felt transported to the City of Lights. Around her, the details were impeccably French -- the leather banquettes, the zinc and mahogany bar, the mosaic floor tile, the decorative metal ceiling, the striped awning, the wine cellar, and a tiny jardin at the back -- much like the bistros in Paris.
By now, there was a low rumbling inside of her. Her instinct told her that a soupe à l'oignon gratinee was a good choice for starters, as it spoke of a decidedly Parisian customary bowl of such in Les Halles. When the soup came, the layer of cheese on top was thick and bubbly. A slice of baguette floated beneath, its crust still crunching from the heat of the broiler. She had tasted an elixir like no other. Soon, her companions shared their starters with her. Two of them ordered the soupe du jour, which was a fragrant cream of mushroom. And the other had the terrine de foie gras, which had a fruity sweetness to it.
Then came the main courses. She had a voracious appetite and was not afraid to have the côte de porc à la moutarde, a thick cut of pork prime rib with a creamy and tangy mustard reduction. Her husband shared with her his faux-filet café de Paris, a grilled striploin steak topped with a melted herb butter compound. Both plats were served with French-style green beans and a buttery potato galette. By now, she was in heaven. She turned to her lovable brother-in-law and eyed his duck confit. She had dined in this bistro before, so she knew how the meat was fork-tender, and the crispy duck skin basted in its own fat, had a satiny smooth finish. She had also tried the cassoulet before and was quite satisfied with the rustic dish. The bistro once served a seafood fettuccine in saffron cream sauce that she enjoyed; however, it had long been removed from the menu.
The best part was yet to come. She always had a love for classic sweets. The ones on the menu were simple French desserts. Would she consider a baba au rhum, a tradition in Parisian patisseries? While the dessert menu did not read like a great patisserie such as Ladurée, it would do. Alas, she decided on an elegant créme brûlée while the others shared a flute of mousse au chocolat. With the burnt sugar still crunching on her lips, she concluded that this was a meal to remember. Perhaps the night reminded her of her dearly cherished Paris. Funny, she thought, how a bistro in Toronto can evoke a latent souvenir from the City of Lights.


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Byron Leftwich, Future Head Coach?
A deep dive into Byron Leftwich, where he comes from, what he does with the Buccaneers offense, and his prospects as an NFL head coach.
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Photo: Douglas R. Clifford/Tampa Bay Times
Next up in the series of potential head coaching candidates for the upcoming offseason is the Buccaneers offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich. Previously, I looked at Kellen Moore, Brian Daboll, and Greg Roman.
Who is Byron Leftwich?
Photo: al.com
Byron Leftwich was born in the Washington DC area. His mother raised him as a single parent because his father abandoned the family when he was a baby. The 41-year-old coach went to high school at Howard D. Woodson High School, lettering in football, basketball, and baseball. His efforts in football earned him an honorable mention to The Washington Post's All-Met Team as a senior.
After high school, Leftwich attended Marshall University to play football. While at Marshall, he gained national recognition by leading a 64–61 overtime victory in the 2001 GMAC Bowl. He is most remembered for being carried downfield by his linemen after breaking his shin and returning to the game. In that game, the hobbled Leftwich took Marshall down the field on multiple drives to come back from a 17-point deficit. Despite ultimately losing that game, it only added to the legend of Byron Leftwich.
Byron Leftwich getting carried downfield in college while playing with a broken leg is an all time football guy moment pic.twitter.com/elKz6Tfmcj
— Chuck Naso (@ChuckNaso) October 19, 2018
In the 2003 NFL Draft, Leftwich went No. 8 overall to the Jacksonville Jaguars. During that draft, the Ravens were in the process of finalizing a trade with the Vikings to move up to the seventh pick for Leftwich. However, one of the teams got cold feet and the seventh pick was defaulted, putting the Jaguars on the clock. The Bears held the fourth overall pick in that draft, but rather than selecting a QB, they opted to trade down. Chicago received two first-round picks in that trade down, selecting Michael Haynes and Rex Grossman.
Leftwich played in the NFL for a decade, spending time with the Jaguars, Steelers, Falcons, and Buccaneers. However, he never played in a full 16-game season as his career was offset by constant injuries.
Byron Leftwich's Offensive Scheme
Coaching History
Leftwich has only been an NFL coach for six years.
When Leftwich retired from his NFL playing career in 2012, he felt that something was missing in his life. There was a competitive nature and camaraderie in football that golf just could not match. In 2016, he joined the staff of his former QB coach, Bruce Arians, in Arizona. Arians had been courting Leftwich to join his coaching staff since the quarterback retired.
"But B.A., when I was playing, he always used to say to me, 'Man, you'd be a hell of a coach.' He kept telling me I should really think about it. I would just be like, 'Yeah, B.A., I hear you.' Then I'd get back to whatever I was doing to get ready to play. But B.A. didn't stop, especially after I was done, and now I can say I'm really glad he didn't. I feel like this is what I was meant to do."
– Byron Leftwich
Starting out as a coaching intern in 2016 on the Cardinals staff, Leftwich earned his keep by doing all the grunt work required for a low-level coaching position. He had to start at the bottom of the totem pole and showed a positive attitude as well as results. That intern role earned him a QB coach role with the Cardinals the following year, working with Carson Palmer, Blaine Gabbert, and Drew Stanton. That season went awry due to injuries to Palmer, and the Cardinals disappointed with an 8-8 record. Following the season, Bruce Arians stepped away from football to take a break from coaching.
Enter Steve Wilks as the new Cardinals head coach, who chose to keep Leftwich on the staff as his QB coach for the 2018 season. After Week 7 of the 2018 season, Wilks fired his offensive coordinator, Mike McCoy, and promoted Leftwich to take over play-calling for rookie QB Josh Rosen. The offense improved under Leftwich, but not enough to save the staff, as there was a complete house-cleaning at the end of the season.
Timing is everything though, because Bruce Arians accepted the head coaching gig in Tampa Bay after the 2018 season ended. In fact, part of his decision to return had to do with Leftwich's availability. After one season trying to salvage the talent that Jameis Winston flashes, Tom Brady took his talents to Tampa and the rest is history.
Building a Coaching Staff
Leftwich has a limited coaching network to pull from. Names highlighted in yellow are coaches who might be available this offseason.
The graphic above lists every active coach that Leftwich has either played under or coached with. Considering his short tenure coaching (six years), I chose to include all coaches from his playing career as well. Also, highlighted in yellow are some names I might expect to be available due to current circumstances.
Leftwich's coaching network seems a little light to me, which is not all that surprising considering how green he is to the coaching side of the game. Many of the listed Tampa Bay assistants have been with Bruce Arians in their current roles for a long time and may be difficult to hire away.
Personnel Usage
Leftwich sticks to two primary personnel groupings.
Leftwich's personnel usage over the years has remained relatively steady. For the most part, he likes to stay in 11 or 12 personnel. He has had much better pass and run success rates with Brady under center than he did with Rosen and Winston (duh). While he does lean toward passing out of 11 personnel, his teams have still passed the ball at or near a 50% clip out of the heavier 12 personnel, balancing out the tendency well. Occasionally, Leftwich will roll out 21 personnel, in which cases he is much more inclined to run the football. Basically, Leftwich almost always wants a tight end on the field.
Early Down Play Calls
Since he primarily stays in those two personnel groupings, I looked at his early-down tendencies out of those groupings:
Early Down pass and success rates for Leftwich offenses.
Leftwich uses 11 personnel on early downs more than the NFL average in every year shown. Looking at pass rates and passing success, he has consistently hovered around league average and exceeds league average through 12 weeks of 2021. In the run game, his rushing success rates were generally below league average on early downs prior to Tom Brady's arrival in Tampa Bay.
Moving on to 12 personnel, we see a similar story. Personnel usage, pass percentage, and pass success rates have been relatively close to league average, especially when considering the talent Leftwich had to work with in 2018. However, his rushing success rates show mixed results both before and after Tom Brady's arrival.
Leftwich has taken heat from Tampa Bay fans for running the ball too often on first down. However, the numbers do not exactly support that narrative. Leftwich has run on 45% of first downs in 2021, while the league average rate is 51%. Their first down runs have a success rate of 57%, versus league average of 48%. Perhaps this criticism has more to do with the QB and pass-catching talent on the Buccaneers roster than how it compares to NFL averages though.
Offensive Philosophies
Statistical breakdown for Byron Leftwich led offenses.
In 2018, Leftwich took over play-calling for the Cardinals in Week 8. The stats reflect all plays from Week 8 of that season to the end of the season. In 2018, he was working with Josh Rosen at QB on a Cardinals team that finished the season 3-13. It is difficult to judge too much from Leftwich from that season, but you can see some of the same traits he has shown in Tampa Bay — a low play-action rate, a high screen pass rate, a relatively balanced mix of zone / gap run scheme, and plenty of deep shots.
80+ pass attempts for the @Bucs and @TomBrady through two weeks of #NFL football has paid dividends. Here, @MattBowen41 shows how their levels pass play concept is used in combo with the verticals to neutralize the Cover 2 Zone Sink Blitz. #GoBucs | @GregCosell | @NFLFilms pic.twitter.com/sgLdPzUJJr
— NFL Matchup on ESPN (@NFLMatchup) September 24, 2021
In 2019 and 2020, Tampa Bay was near the top of the league in average depth of target. We see that his rushing offense came around in Tampa, but only once Brady arrived. When Jameis Winston was at QB in 2019, the Buccaneers' rushing offense was near the bottom of the NFL in most categories. Additionally, we see that screen pass usage dropped off in 2019 with Winston at QB but rebounded once Brady entered the picture.
The three most consistent metrics with Leftwich calling plays have been a low play usage, high screen pass usage, and high average depth of target. These are the primary traits I would expect to follow Leftwich as far as scheme is concerned. In the run game, Leftwich has been heavier in gap concepts than league averages every year calling plays. I would not expect that to change, but I would generally expect for him to maintain a balance between gap and zone runs.
No Risk It, No Biscuit
Tom Brady's 46-yard TD pass to Antonio Brown gave the Buccaneers their first lead of the day against the Falcons (31-27).
➤ Air Distance: 49.6 yards
Antonio Brown now has 20 deep (20+ Air Yards) receiving TD since 2016, 2nd in the NFL (Tyreek Hill, 26)#TBvsATL | #GoBucs pic.twitter.com/CXAz2rBSlK
— Next Gen Stats (@NextGenStats) December 20, 2020
The Tampa offense creates deep shots by aligning in formations that force defenders toward the LOS or widen out EDGE defenders. While they do not run play-action often, they run it rather effectively when combined with these deep shots. Leftwich seems to have a strong grasp on how to manipulate defenses into giving them downfield opportunities.
Going deep when Byron Leftwich is calling plays.
What stands out to me here is not even the deep passing volume, as that is generally average when compared to the rest of the league. The most notable item to me is the turnover-worthy play rate. This makes me think that Leftwich is getting guys open downfield because his offenses have been far better than league average in turnover-worthy plays on 20-plus air-yard throws. Even during Jameis Winston's 30/30 season, he was better than league average in deep turnover-worthy play rate.
Byron Leftwich Summary
Personnel usage and pass success rates match league trends, especially once Tom Brady got to Tampa Bay.
Good mix of zone and gap run concepts shows versatility in run scheme.
Deep downfield passing attack is a great pairing for Justin Fields' traits.
Strong understanding of how to manufacture deep shots, proven by his success in downfield passing with both Winston and Brady.
A+ leadership traits are evident from his time as a player. I have little doubt in his commitment, willingness to adjust to the situation, and ability to lead a locker room.
How successful is Leftwich's offense without Tom Brady? There is a lack of proof behind his play-calling outside of the Tom Brady years, at no fault of his own.
Smaller coaching network, having primarily coached under Bruce Arians who has not had much turnover in his staff over the years.
Lack of play-action usage is concerning, especially with a rookie QB (Josh Rosen) and a high run percentage (48%) in 2018.
Inability to find consistent success in the ground game before Tom Brady.
Final Words on Byron Leftwich
The most difficult aspect of deciphering Byron Leftwich is what is him, and what is a product of Tom Brady and company. Leftwich's play-calling experience in Arizona was with one of the least talented teams in the NFL, making it hard to draw any conclusions from.
His time in Tampa Bay before Brady paints a clearer picture, but still leaves question marks. Then Brady took his talents to Tampa Bay, and the offense changed. I am not exactly sure what this means for what Leftwich would bring as head coach.
Would it be more like the Josh Rosen- and Jameis Winston-led attacks, stylistically? Has Leftwich become well-versed enough in concepts that Brady brought to Tampa to teach it to an entire team? The reality probably lies somewhere in the middle, and how that balance plays out is my biggest question about Leftwich.
As far as head coaching traits outside of scheme go, Leftwich has that "it" factor. He is a leader among leaders, and his ability to coach was recognized by Arians when Leftwich was still a player. I feel like Leftwich will eventually be a very good head coach, and it could feasibly be as soon as next year. A lot of that will depend on who he is bringing with him.
If Leftwich can build a strong staff around him, I love his prospects as a head coach next year. If he cannot build that staff out, I worry that things could not go as smoothly. I still have faith that he can grow into a very good head coach, the question at that point would be whether he is given the time to go through some speed bumps — which is not all that different from the circumstances around Kellen Moore.
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Q: Editing Date and Time in python through SQLite3 I am making a library system in tkinter and using SQLite3 as my DB. I have to take date as input from system which I can take by using "from datetime import date" but in one cell I wanna add 7 days to that particular date.
Eg. if one column is showing today's date 24-03-2019 then another column should show (date+ 7 days) i.e. 31-03-2019.
thanks in advance.

A: Use directly sqlite
bc@hal9000:~$ sqlite3
SQLite version 3.16.2 2017-01-06 16:32:41
Enter ".help" for usage hints.
Connected to a transient in-memory database.
Use ".open FILENAME" to reopen on a persistent database.
sqlite> SELECT date('now', '+7 days');
2019-03-31


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Ethiopian rebels caution foreign firms form exploiting oil
May 25, 2007 (ADDIS ABABA) – A rebel group in Eastern Ethiopia has warned central government and foreign firms from exploiting oil in Ogaden region, an opposition radio reported.
The executive committee of the rebel Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) in a meeting held between 15 and 19 May 2007, cautioned "colonial" Ethiopian government and foreign companies against attempts to exploit the natural resources of Ogaden.
The ONLF claimed responsibility for 24 April attack on a Chinese-run oil venture in Ogaden, where the separatist group is fighting for the independence of ethnic Somalis. Seventy-seven people were killed in the assault, including nine Chinese nationals.
According to Radio Freedom, the meeting pointed out that the Ethiopian government was in a bad situation following its capture of Somalia, and that the capture of Somalia marked the beginning of the downfall of the regime.
The executive rebel body has resolved that "our fraternal people of Somalia should be helped morally and materially to enable them to succeed in liberating their country from Ethiopian troops that invaded it illegally".
Also, the executive committee calls for the strengthening of the cooperation between the ONLF and groups opposed to Ethiopian government. Earlier this month, the ONLF and the Oromo Liberation carried out different military operation against the regular army.
The rebels urged the international community to pressure the Ethiopian government to accept the Ogaden people's right to self-determination; saying that peace and stability in the Horn of Africa depend on finding a solution to the Ogaden cause.
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Joint Mediator urges civil society to promote culture of peace in Darfur
UN finalizes repatriation of Sudanese refugees in Central Africa
China is close to oil talks between Sudan and South Sudan – Nafie
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Activision Blizzard Q4 Earnings Beat (NASDAQ: ATVI) - 24/7 Wall St.
Activision Blizzard Inc. (NASDAQ: ATVI) released its most recent quarterly report after the markets closed on Tuesday. Of all the video game stocks, it seems that Activision is the only one to come out ahead after earnings. While Fortnite took its toll on all the major consoles, Activision is playing the long game.
This video game producer posted $1.29 in earnings per share (EPS) and $2.84 billion in revenue, which compared with Thomson Reuters consensus estimates of $1.28 in EPS and $3.04 billion in revenue. In the fourth quarter of last year, Activision said it had EPS of $0.94 on $2.64 billion in revenue.
During the latest quarter, the Activision segment had 53 million monthly active users (MAUs), growing by a double-digit percentage quarter over quarter. Fourth-quarter segment revenues grew 6% year over year to $1.41 billion, and operating income increased 14% to $723 million.
At the same time, Blizzard had 35 million MAUs in the fourth quarter, as Overwatch and Hearthstone saw sequential stability, and World of Warcraft saw expected declines post-expansion-launch. Fourth-quarter segment revenues grew 15% year over year to $686 million, and operating income increased 51% to $241 million.
King had 268 million MAUs in the quarter, growing sequentially, driven by the successful launch of Candy Crush Friends Saga. Fourth-quarter segment revenues grew 5% to $543 million, and operating income increased 28% to $207 million.
Looking ahead to the first quarter, the company expects to see EPS of $0.63 and revenue of $1.72 billion. Consensus estimates call for $0.46 in EPS and $1.46 billion in revenue for the quarter.
While our financial results for 2018 were the best in our history, we didn't realize our full potential. To help us reach our full potential, we have made a number of important leadership changes. These changes should enable us to achieve the many opportunities our industry affords us, especially with our powerful owned franchises, our strong commercial capabilities, our direct digital connections to hundreds of millions of players, and our extraordinarily talented employees.
The stock was last seen up more than 7% at $44.86 per share, in a 52-week range of $39.85 to $84.68. The consensus price target is $60.54.
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• Serial communications. Two ports. Select Option Boards for either RS-232C or RS-485 communications.
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• Built-in Analog I/O. XA CPU Units provide 4 input words and 2 output words.
• USB Peripheral Port. Another standard feature.
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• Can be used for the CP1W series and CJ series Unit. The extendibility of it is preeminently good.
• LCD displays and settings. Enabled using Option Board.


Icon's color not displayed in a datagrid?
In the new widget libraries (android icon, iOS icon) when I put my icons on a grid cell of a datagrid, the color of the icon - which is now a SVG and no a text with a particular font anymore - is not displayed anymore.
The icon, which is blue for example, stay black when I simulate.
Is it a bug you know and that is in your backlog? Do you know when it will be resolved?
By the way do you still have icon widget librairies like android, iOS, fontawesome ... in font version?
I did know how to use them and the workaround to not have any display bug when simulating. I would like to use them in parallel with SVG ones.
I haven't been able to reproduce this issue. Can you attach a vp file with an example and describe the steps you've been following so I can analyse it and see what might be happening?
Regarding the icons, Android and OS galleries are the ones that have been converted to SVG. Unfortunately this galleries can't be used as a fonts anymore.
When simulating they are black.
Yes, you can attach the vp file in .rar extension. I'll have a look and I'll let you know something assap.
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The non-uranium green sets I believe are post war. I was informed by a collector that a good way of identifying post war sets is to look at the width of the hole in the candlestick. If it is small and shallow then it is post war. There are also some very minor differences in the pattern as well (cannot remember what they are).
Also, somewhere Bernard has made reference to David E's research of the candlesticks.
Thanks Christine. That's what I thought. Not very long ago I would have said that no-one had bothered reproducing Australian carnival, but that's no longer true, so I just wanted to make absolutely sure.


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Are Your Social Media Efforts the Online Equivalent of a Comfort Call?
When I first started originating mortgages in the early 1990s, the refinance market was booming. Because my sales manager wanted to assure my long-term career efforts, he used to make me perform a set number of sales calls to real estate agents before I could spend time on floor duty, working those refi leads.
Cold or warm, making sales calls is hard work. Especially in-person calls. I would get stood up, thrown out of offices, asked for a bribe, or blown off on a regular basis. Even the deals that lead to good business were often demanding and stressful. But every once in a while, some agents would welcome me into the office, offer me a cup of coffee, and talk to me like I was their best friend for as long as I wanted. These "Amiable Joes," as I call them, were fun — a welcome respite from a typical day of sales calls.
But my sales manager called them comfort calls, and told me they're a waste of time. He was right. Amiable Joes tend to have a lot of spare time on their hands to share with you because they are not very busy closing any business of their own. They had nothing to offer other than nice words and a cup of joe. Making comfort calls isn't as ineffective as getting the car washed or picking up the dry cleaning, but if they are the highest level of business activity you do in a day, you really didn't work.
Most of the activity I see from real estate pros on social networks can be classified as comfort calls. Liking your friend's funny jokes, checking in at Starbucks on foursquare, commenting about last night's episode of The Apprentice, or reminiscing about the conference you went to six months ago with a group of fellow practitioners may be critical to your value as a member of a larger community, but don't call it work.
If building your sphere of influence online is your goal, you need to do this the same way you would offline. You need to identify people in your community and sphere who can be realistically expected to funnel business to you: local small business owners, accountants, life insurance agents, community leaders, and advocates of charitable causes, for starters. Find a way to introduce yourself to these people, and not just online. Then develop relationships with them by figuring out how you can help them. That kind of social networking often isn't very fun, but it is effective.
The next time you find yourself on Facebook, take moment to think about why you're there. Maybe it's to have fun. That's fine. I do that all the time. But if you want it to work for you, make sure you are doing real work. Spend too much time networking with Amiable Joes, and you'll become one yourself.
Todd Carpenter, Managing Director of the Data Analytics Group at NAR I'm a twenty year veteran of the real estate and mortgage industry, focusing on technology that fosters relationships between professionals and consumers. I am a subject matter expert in data analytics, online consumer trends, enterprise social media strategy, listing data, agent ratings, and public facing MLS portals.
I try and conduct myself virtually as I did IRL when I attended so many industry and chamber networking events. Its all about establishing quality relationships were straight out ROI business may be a by-product as a result. I have always found that regardless of if it is a relationship that results in a client or one of personal or professional friendship what I get out of networking virtually or IRL is priceless.
BTW-I never attended an IRL networking event handing out listing sheets and I don't do it virtually either. I think people need to know and trust you before they care about what you sell.
Very good article. What are you trying to accomplish? If you want to be considered an expert than you should protray yourself on all media as such. Using the information you get on these networks should and can be used to create relationships with your best leads.
I have been blogging about my little farm I work part-time on Whidbey Island for the past two months on a regular basis. I have my real estate website linked but the blog has nothing to do with real estate. Over 400 hits last month and I picked up a cash buyer from it – which will close this month. Is this work I do – which is not necessary easy but is fun – like the "Comfort Call"? I think not. My goal is to show people out there that I am a real person, not just a salesperson. And, yes, it works.
I think real estate professionals are still trying to figure out social media… It's "potentially" a good lead resource, but how many leads are actually closed via these avenues? I think as we learn to better use these services, business will be positively impacted.


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Q: '502 bad gateway nginx error' and 'connect() failed (111: Connection refused) while connecting to upstream' in logs After moving my website files & database from Hetzner VQ virtual server to CX virtual server I am getting '502 bad gateway nginx error' when trying to open www.1luxuryphones.com in a browser, and can see the following errors in /var/www/vhosts/system/1luxuryphones.com/logs/proxy_error_log:
2018/04/08 15:20:43 [error] 4568#0: *2721 connect() failed (111: Connection refused) while connecting to upstream, client: 77.98.74.207, server: 1luxuryphones.com, request: "GET / HTTP/1.1", upstream: "http://172.31.1.100:7080/", host: "www.1luxuryphones.com", referrer: "http://www.1luxuryphones.com/"

My Hetzner VQ virtual server was running on Debian 6.0.7 with Plesk 11.0.9 and has a dedicated IP address 78.46.151.222, and everything was working fine.
My CX server is running on Debian 9.4 with Plesk Onyx 17.8.11, and has a private ip address 172.31.1.100 which is configured 1:1 via NAT on public IP 88.99.186.220, and now I cannot access my website anymore.
In Plesk panel > Tools & Settings > IP addresses I have configured IP 172.31.1.100 so it has external IP 88.99.186.220.
However based on the proxy_error_log above it seems there is nothing listening on 172.31.1.100:7080, so the nginx cannot successfully forward the traffic.
Would someone know what could be done to fix this problem?
Many thanks


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Game Day the DIII Way
Division partners with Disney Institute to tackle fan behavior issues
July 19, 2017 10:00am Brian Burnsed
Division III sporting events may soon have a Disney touch. No, competitors shouldn't expect to see fans wearing Mickey Mouse ears or find Donald Duck or Pluto patrolling the bleachers. The projected impact will be subtle, but vital: a more positive game environment brought about by the division's partnership with the Disney Institute, the company's professional development and leadership training wing.
After nearly 80 percent of respondents to a 2015 NCAA Convention straw poll identified fans and parents as the cause of most behavioral problems at games, the Division III Sportsmanship and Game Environment Working Group was charged with finding a solution for disruptions caused by fans and parents at sporting events. The working group's efforts led to a roughly $600,000 investment in a three-year partnership with the Disney Institute.
Together, the working group and representatives from Disney have spent nearly a year forging a plan — known as "Game Day the DIII Way" — to help administrators and game managers ensure appropriate fan behavior at Division III contests across the country.
"We've made huge strides in terms of identifying what we think is an overarching model for us to be able to give our membership a very practical tool," says Gary Williams, working group chair and director of athletics at Wittenberg. "They can create winning moments at all times, not just when it's a championship game. Not when the NCAA comes to town. Just every day."
Sixty Division III administrators and coaches received facilitator training in June in Orlando, Florida, and many more will attend similar sessions that will be conducted over the next two years. Those who receive facilitator training are expected to train their peers in their conferences and on their campuses with 90-minute sessions crafted by Disney and the working group. The session also will be held at the 2018 Convention. Materials, including handouts and online training modules, will be made available, too.
While schools can adapt the training to fit the needs of their sports, venues and personnel, core messages remain consistent. The working group hopes the effort will create common game environments across Division III akin to the expected behavior and experience at NCAA championship events.
"I think that's going to be the key," Williams says. "Knowing no matter where you go there are going to be people who have heard this message, and that we are starting to get on the same page."
The training is built around four key service standards and behaviors.
Safety: Ensuring the game environment accounts for the health and well-being of all in attendance. Administrators should understand relevant safety procedures, correct any safety concerns and address situations that could cause harm.
Responsiveness: Anticipating and addressing situations as they arise by initiating interventions in a welcoming, informative and timely manner. Formulating plans to ensure event staff are prepared for any incidents.
Dignity: Demonstrating respect and value for others, even those who may be causing problems. Listening actively while keeping conversations positive and remaining confident when addressing any situation. Taking immediate action to eliminate inappropriate fan behavior.
Experience: Ensuring the game environment is hospitable by delivering a clean and presentable appearance and proactively addressing fan behavior. Ensuring communications are practiced, well-organized and accurate.
Cornell gymnast to lead Division I SAAC
In January, Morgan Chall was named chair of the national Division I Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. A native of San Mateo, California, Chall says she looks forward to tackling the committee's priorities for the 2019-20 academic year.
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Don Lisander is an "old" restaurant pizzeria celebrating 40 years on Como lakeside. It is a special restaurant where you can have dinner by candlelight in ancient durmast barrels.
Ristorante Pizzeria Don Lisander, "old restaurant" in Como since 1973, meets the needs of customers from all over the world.
Ristorante Pizzeria Don Lisander is suited for romantic "Tete-a-tete" for couples looking for cosiness, for groups of friends celebrating special occasions, for those who want to meet, for groups of people visiting the city or for a boat trip on the lake (Navigazione Laghi piers are located at 150 mt)..
The restaurant is capable to meet every need thanks to a fine cuisine, special dishes and 130 seats.
Ristorante Pizzeria Don Lisander is located very close to Como city centre and to the piers for boat trips on the lake. It is particularly suited for groups of 100 people, who can walk to the Restaurant.


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Kerenor is a Montreal-based dental laboratory that specializes in monolithic zirconia crowns. It serves dentists around the world. Our Zirconia story started in February 2007 and already in April 2007, our first monolithic case was created -full maxillary and full mandible Zirconia bridges. It was made to satisfy patient's desire for very white smile hence came the case that featured full monolithic posterior teeth, full monolithic occlusion and minimally veneered windows on 6 anterior. This case is still in use today, 14 years after its creation. Monolithic Zirconia has been a success. We have over 42,000 units and more than 350 full arches of monolithic Zirconia. It is a great way to practice dentistry. We salute our pioneers, and we will continue to innovate.
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Contrary to various rumours which seem to be circulating at the moment, Primrose Cottage Nursery has no plans to relocate or close down.
We are due to lose some of our site (to the rear) as a result of the construction of the SEMMS – A6 to Manchester Airport Relief Road, but the nursery will still operate within our remaining area.
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Q: SyntaxError: Unexpected token import React Native App.js file being executed as requested
import React from 'react';
import { Image, StyleSheet, Text, View, KeyboardAvoidingView, TouchableOpacity, AppRegistry} from 'react-native';
import { StackNavigator } from 'react-navigation';
import Instabug from 'instabug-reactnative';

import LoginScreen from './Screens/LoginScreen';
import HomeScreen from './Screens/HomeScreen';
import ChatUIScreen from './Screens/ChatUIScreen';
import PaymentScreen from './Screens/PaymentScreen';
import AppointmentScreen from './Screens/AppointmentScreen';

export default class App extends React.Component {
  render() {
    return (
      <AppNavigator />
    );
  }
}

  const AppNavigator = StackNavigator({
    LoginScreen: {screen: LoginScreen},
    HomeScreen: {screen: HomeScreen},
    ChatUI: {screen:ChatUIScreen},
    Appointment:{screen:AppointmentScreen},
    Payment: {screen:PaymentScreen},
    AppointmentPayInfo: {screen:AppointmentPayInfo}
  })

AppRegistry.registerComponent('Modelfy',()=> AppNavigator);

export default AppNavigator;

const styles = StyleSheet.create({
  container: {
    flex: 1,
    backgroundColor: '#7739ac',
    alignItems: 'center',
    justifyContent: 'center',
  },
});

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        "expo": "^26.0.0",
        "react": "16.3.0-alpha.1",
        "react-native": "https://github.com/expo/react-native/archive/sdk-26.0.0.tar.gz"   },  "devDependencies": {
        "babel-cli": "^6.26.0",
        "babel-preset-react": "^6.24.1"   } }

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I'm new to React Native here's the error code that appeared, I've tried updating the Babel file and that didn't work.


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Tyler, the Creator has been slowly building his empire over the past few years. While the rapper originally created clothing under the Odd Future name, he has since branched out with his own Golf Wang label and hasn't looked back. The multi-talented musician has managed to translate his trademark style into his brand in the form of bright colors and clever branding.
Saturday night, Golf Wang put on its first fashion show as part of MADE Fashion Week in L.A. The show went exactly how one would expect a Tyler, the Creator fashion show to go. The presentation wasn't just limited to models walking down the runway—it also included skits, a live musical performance, and so much more.
In the middle of the show, Tyler the Creator took to the stage to perform a brand new song reportedly titled "Ego." You can listen to that song below.
In true Odd Future fashion, there was a skate ramp in the middle of the stage.
Kanye West and Kendall Jenner were also in attendance to show their support. Not bad for the young rapper to get a co-sign from the style icon.
Tyler also seemed to unveil pieces from a possible adidas collaboration. You can see them pop up right before the 30-minute mark in a video of the full show below.
Lastly, Tyler the Creator announced he would be releasing his own line of sneakers called "Golf Le Fleur." He also gave out a free pair of shoes to everyone in audience.
Despite not really receiving the credit he deserves from the world of fashion, this show was proof that Tyler, the Creator can hang with the best of them, and is here to stay. Tyler, clearly a fan of the "see now, buy now" system that's been trending in the industry has made all the clothes from the collection available for pre-order.