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Audio CD 2016
eBook 2016
Private Paris
Imprint: Arrow
Dimensions: 198mm x 28mm x 129mm
(Private 11).
#11 in the Series: Private
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We will take on any case, solve any crime, uncover any secret.
We are Private. And we're the best.
Paris: city of art. City of culture. City of death.
When Jack Morgan stops by Private's Paris office, he envisions a quick hello during an otherwise relaxing trip filled with fine food and sightseeing. But Jack is quickly pressed into duty after a call from one of his most important clients asking Private to track down his young granddaughter who is on the run from a brutal drug dealer.
As Jack scours the city, several members of Paris's cultural elite are found dead - murdered in shocking, symbolic fashion - and the French police need Private's help.
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JAMES PATTERSON is one of the best-known and biggest-selling writers of all time. His books have sold in excess of 400 million copies worldwide. He is the author of some of the most popular series of the past two decades - the Alex Cross, Women's Murder Club, Detective Michael Bennett and Private novels - and he has written many other number one bestsellers including stand-alone thrillers and non-fiction. James is passionate about encouraging children to read. Inspired by his own son who was a reluctant reader, he also writes a range of books for young readers including the Middle School, Dog Diaries, Treasure Hunters and Max Einstein series. James has donated millions in grants to independent bookshops and has been the most borrowed author in UK libraries for the past thirteen years in a row. He lives in Florida with his family.
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Every year, spooky decorations, costumes, and bags of sugary treats creep their way into stores earlier and earlier. Combined with the more recent addition of pumpkin spiced, well, everything… there's no denying Canadians love Halloween! But as the movies get scarier and the costumes more elaborate, not everyone is comfortable with the increasing level of fright!
To reduce the number of younger children being scared by costumes, some schools are opting to tone things down by banning costumes altogether and instead celebrating spirit week, or Orange and Black Day. While some families appreciate the shift, others are disappointed and feel their children are missing out on a longstanding tradition. So, while many Canadians continue to get into the spooky holiday spirit, the beloved Halloween experience for young children is changing.
Wondersee Entertainment has seen the popularity of Halloween rise among Canadians but equally as important, notice the gap widen in experiences appropriate for young children. As longtime producers of live children's theatre, the creation of a Halloween themed musical that can be enjoyed by all audiences was a no-brainer. Made possible through partnerships with Corus Live and Cineplex, The Great Big Boo! aims to provide families with a new way to experience Halloween! Featuring a dynamic original score, an empowering message, spectacular dance numbers, stunning theatrical effects, and a family-friendly trick-or-treat staged in the familiar cinema environment, The Great Big Boo! transcends generations and captivates the whole family.
Just how much do Canadians get into the spirit of Halloween?
In recent years, Canadian consumers have officially passed their southern neighbours in per-capita spending, with the average consumer shelling out over $77 per year on Halloween related goods in 2015. From intricate costumes and theatrical decorations, to piles of treats and frightful experiences, the holiday has grown to become a billion-dollar industry (and the second largest shopping season outside of Black Friday and Christmas).
And it doesn't appear to be slowing down anytime soon. As an inclusive, non-denominational holiday, Halloween is enjoyed by 68% of Canadians, including the 14 million households that hand over $392 million worth of candy to 3.87 million pint-sized superheroes, jungle animals and every costume in-between. Thankfully not all that sugar ends up being eaten by kids, with 90% of parents admitting to sneaking candy from their children's treat bags! (which also results in Jimmy Kimmel sharing some of the best viral video content at the beginning of November each year).
With the average costume totaling over $50, parents are eager to capture and share their epic creations on social media, with family and group theme costumes continuing to reign supreme among mommy bloggers such as Instagram-famous, Cara Loren.
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TTG Partnerships is thrilled to collaborate with Wondersee Entertainment and power advertising duo, Cineplex Media and Corus Media, to help bring over 160 showings of the 2018 production to theatres across Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario. 2017 had over 40,000 Canadians dancing in their seats and the 2018 tour expects to increase attendance as the tour refocuses the performance schedules with additional show times in the most popular markets from 2017.
Pulling in an impressive $3.3 million in media value derived through extensive advertising assets provided by Cineplex Media and Corus Media, The Great Big Boo! is an incredibly exciting property for a brand looking to make a statement right before the largest shopping season of the year. Brand activation with Cineplex offers a mix of digital assets in both the lobby and theatre, sponsored pre-show content and sampling opportunities as children head out into the lobby to trick-or-treat with characters from the show. Partners of The Great Big Boo! can expect to see their brand integrated into the event with fun segments like sponsored dance parties, games, quizzes, and even custom created commercial spots utilizing the cast of the show!
And the Halloween fun for brands doesn't stop there!
As a partner of The Great Big Boo!, Corus Media brings a wealth of knowledge in Canadian television, with extensive experience reaching families and young children through their programming on top channels like Treehouse TV.
Performances of The Great Big Boo! draw high volumes of moms and their 4 to 12 year old children, and Corus Media works alongside the country's top "Mommy Bloggers' to help brands reach a similar audience through social platforms in advance of the tour. As the buying power of women continues to grow year over year, combined with 48% of shoppers starting their holiday shopping prior to the end of October, The Great Big Boo! presents an opportunity for brands looking for significant exposure.
Whether your brand is looking to star in the national tour, or play a leading role regionally in British Columbia, Alberta or Ontario, TTG Partnerships invites you to take part in this fast-growing holiday tradition!


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The tamale was edible. The shredded beef in the tamale should have been in the chimichanga instead of ground beef.
The restaurant is bright and colorful! Staff are friendly! Food came out fast and was hit and delicious!
I've never been served food like this before! I ordered Enchiladas...my plate came and couldn't hardly find them! It looked like a giant plate of soup! Husbands was the same! Definetly not even close to its rating! We wont be back!
My daughter really enjoyed this place. Loved the colors and the feelings she got from the atmosphere. She even loved the burger and fries. I always get full here and completely satisfied when craving good Mexican food. Good beer selection too. Service is always great.
Typical Dakota's territory Mexican restaurant. Friendly staff, good food with free chips and salsa. Great for a fair price to quick lunch or an evening out with friends and some margaritas.
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Q: How to customize submitHandler() in jQuery validation? I want to validate a form using jQuery validate and then inside submitHandler() I want to do some stuff. But it always refreshes the page even after using event.preventDefault(). Here is my code

$('form').validate({
            rules: {
                brand: {
                    required: true
                },
                model: {
                    required: true
                },
                description: {
                    required: true,
                    minlength: 15
                },
                name: {
                    required: true,
                    minlength: 2
                }
            },
            messages: {

            },
            submitHandler: {
                function (form) {
                    form.submit( e => {
                        e.preventDefault();
                        console.log("Hello...");
                    })
                }
            }
        })

How to do it?

A: I orginally thought you had a syntax error that breaks the plugin....
submitHandler: {
    function (form) {
        ....
    }
}

Because it normally looks like this...
submitHandler: function(form) {
    ....
}

However, that idea is wrong... both formats work the same.

Secondly, you would never put a event.preventDefault() inside of the submitHandler callback...

*

*it's not even recognized here because there is no default event to prevent.

*the plugin is already automatically blocking the form's default submit event.

Finally, when using the submitHandler to run custom code, don't forget to include the default code for submitting the form as the last line in the function...
submitHandler: function(form) {
    // your code here
    console.log("Hello...");
    form.submit(); // default form submit
}

Anyway, unless you fix the question by showing a demo, it's all working fine here...
DEMO:  jsfiddle.net/e8xkwfzc

A: submitHandler: function(form){
        alert("ok")
        return false
    }

add return false solves the problem

A: If always refresh the page after you click the submit button, when the best way disable submit event on the form.
<form method="post" action="/etc.php" onsubmit="return false;">
   <input type="text" value="apple">
   <input type="submit" value="Submit">
</form>

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Behind the scenes of the A-Z of Aaliyah with K Rizz, Kia LaBeija and Alex Isley.
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Since I launched 5 Kids 1 Condo, one of the most common line of questions from our readers has to do with kids toys. Where do we stow them, what type of toys are best, why do we have so few of them (they're hard to spot in photos), and so on.
When I started to think of how to respond, it occurred to me that perhaps our toy philosophy is worth putting into a blog post. When we consider what toys to purchase, we often look at durability (I loathe landfill), maximum re-use (toys that can be used in multiple ways), minimal upkeep (batteries are to be avoided) and low noise pollution (love thy neighbour).
So with that said, here are our top seven tips for toys in small, communal spaces like condos!
If you don't want to completely lose your mind due to excessive noise, choose push toys that have soft rubber wheels. Push toys with wooden or hard plastic wheels create so much noise that you'll constantly be "shush-ing" the kids for simply using what you gave them. Never mind the fact that you'll drive your downstairs neighbour nuts.
The middle nerd sets up pylons to race his push car around.
Our condo has no P1 storage unit like most do in Vancouver. Instead, our storage unit is "in-suite" – which means we have a windowless room with a door on it that wasn't counted in our condo's square footage (as far as I know). Since we own practically nothing, we have one shelf along the back wall of this storage unit that houses "stuff" – and the rest of the room has been given over to a table, bench, and art easel for the kids to paint and draw on. The floor of our art room is linoleum and the walls are crudely finished, which allows the kids to be as messy as they like in this room.
If you aren't fortunate enough to have a space like this or can't create it by getting rid of some junk, look into how to convert your kitchen into a part time messy space as kitchens often have easy-to-clean surfaces (floors, specifically) that are ideal for kids art projects.
Almost all our toys are portable, which makes it easy for the kids and us to allocate play space depending on who needs what room at any given time. So if our oldest daughter wants to read in her room, our youngest daughter can tote her small tea set into our room. Or if the kids are watching a movie in the living room, they can take the small bean bag chairs from other rooms, into the living room for additional seating.
But portability isn't the end-all-be-all. Sometimes you need an "magnet" in another room to draw kids away from a certain area. Sunday nights we like to have a friend and her three kids over. The three of us sit around the dining table chatting and listening to music, while our eight kids play quietly elsewhere in the condo.
How is this feat accomplished? In part due to the PlayStation 4 "magnet" in the boys' room that keeps kids entertained for short periods and allows us adults our quiet time.
The toys are stored in the bottom three rows of this unit.
Like so many people, we own one of those IKEA Kallax bookcases. Its versatility means that all the kids toys, our books, the Xbox 360, stereo speakers, cameras and other electronics, files, and so forth all end up in it. And it looks great. That one addition freed up so much space and clutter from the rest of the apartment. We use vertical surfaces over horizontal ones as much as possible to maintain floor space.
The best example of this is the "after" photo from Space Saving: The Entertainment Optimization Experiment.
There you'll see a row of boxes on the bottom of that shelf. A lot of our kids toys are in there. The boys also have a couple similar boxes in their room and the girls have some space in their dresser.
If you want to seriously lose your mind, give a kid a bouncy ball in a small, enclosed space. If you must dole out balls of any sort, make them minimally bouncy (i.e. plush or very soft), or slightly deflate a soccer ball. The last thing you want is something that bounces more than half the height of its fall. You don't realize how many breakable things you have until you let a bouncy ball loose in your condo.
Modular toys such as Keva planks, Lego, Plus Plus or simple craft materials are vastly preferable to "single purpose" toys such as a large plastic castle or pirate ship. Not only do these modular toys encourage creativity, but they can be re-used in a variety of different kids' play scenarios, which is ideal when you have limited space.
Keva, a mat and much more in play here, via our oldest.
The old adage, "People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones," has never been more appropriate.
More often than you'd think, the kids come home from school with rocks – even a giant railroad spike, one time! While I don't usually like to simply throw away small things that are near and dear to our kids' hearts, rocks are one exception. Since 50% of our exterior walls are actually floor to ceiling windows, the odds that a rock will end up going through one of these are too high to justify the worry. Better to simply set that rock free than try to keep it.
All that Keva, Lego and Plus Plus is great, but if it's constantly crashing to the floor whenever your toddler knocks over someone's construction, you'll not only have upset junior architects, but livid downstairs neighbours and frazzled parent brains.
Do yourself a favour and buy a low-pile carpet – something flat flat flat – to deaden the sound from falling toys. We also put really thick carpet underpadding underneath our large living room rug to make it more comfy for kids to lay on, or do cartwheels.
The thick underpadding beneath this rug makes it super soft for extended dance parties.
We make a habit out of periodically dumping out all the boxes of toys in the middle of the living room. We then sort everything into three piles: keep, donate, trash.
Ideally, the trash pile is as small as possible. We obviously prefer to donate, but if something is junk, it's junk. No way around that. The rest of our stuff either stays and is sorted neatly back into boxes (i.e. puzzle pieces repatriated to their proper home) or is donated to a local family shelter.
During this process, the kids also rediscover toys they had forgotten. Recently, that spurred a whole day of building with wooden train tracks. We hadn't seen the kids play with the trains for what seemed like weeks, so in that sense it was like getting a new toy.
The bottom line out of all of this is to get the most use out of what you have and avoid acquiring or donate items that won't be used a lot. I've never heard our kids complain about not having enough toys (yet), so it's working.
Re birthday presents, I often request that guests don't bring presents (only their "presence" – haha). Or I'll buy my kid a few gifts I know s/he wants, wrap them differently, and give them to the guests to give to my child when they arrive. It's a bit controlling, I know, but it at least ensures we don't end up with a bunch of plastic landfill toys.
I do digitize some of their work/art, others I'll just let hang around the house – in the art room or on our hallway corkboard – until a sufficient amount of time has passed to allow us all to feel OK about recycling it.
I like the idea of you prioritizing on giving your kids a play area and the way you organize your stuff thru shelves is aesthetically pleasing as well as nifty. Would try to incorporate this on this prospective condo in Greenhills Philippines. You have a lovely family by the way. Regards!


Idiyappam / String hoppers is a popular & traditional breakfast item of South India especially in state of Tamilnadu and Kerala. It is a healthy and easily digestible food as it is steam cooked; perfect to have for all ages.
You can check below for different spicy accompaniments that suits well with Idiyappam; However I prefer to have with sweetened coconut milk!
In a wide bowl, add rice flour and salt. Mix well and keep aside.
Heat 1 ½ cup of water, when it starts boiling remove from the flame and slowly add it to the flour mixture.
Press the dough in the circular motion into the greased idli plate and steam it for 5 to 10 minutes.
Once it is done; remove from the plate and serve hot with your favorite accompaniments.


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Missing: Elijah Runningbear Diaz Last Seen In El Cajon, California August 2015
Elijah Diaz needs his diabetes medication. There have been volunteer searches and billboards put up in the area where he vanished.
Elijah Runningbear Diaz [NCMC]
Investigators say Elijah Runningbear Diaz was last seen on August 29, 2015 in El Cajon, California. Elijah, known affectionately as "Bear," was on diabetes medication when he vanished.
Lelaine Thompson says on the evening her son disappeared she dropped him off at his home around 10:30 p.m. "He texted me at 11:19 pm and was never heard from again. Bear was a Type 1 Diabetic, his health was poor, he only weighed 110 pounds. At the time of his disappearance, Bear was unable to walk or drive due to wounds on his feet from neuropathy. Someone took Bear from his home," Thompson adds.
Diaz has not used his phone or bank accounts since disappearing.
TRAITS AND CHARACTERISTICS
WEIGHT: 110 pounds (but could be even thinner)
RACE: American Indian
TATTOO: Bear claw on his left inner forearm
NICKNAME: Bear
Read more: NBC7 San Diego, Diaz Family Website
Rondreiz Phillips, 5, Vanished From A Louisiana Yard In April 2018
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Lost, Bruised Teen Tells Police He's Timmothy Pitzen, Boy Who Went Missing In 2011
Authorities are waiting for DNA test results; Pitzen's family is "cautiously optimistic."
Tennessee House Fire Killed Everyone Inside Except 2 Kids Who'd Mysteriously Vanished
The hunt continues today to find Chloie Leverette and her half-brother Christopher "Gage" Daniel.
UPDATE: Detectives Search For 6 People Who've Gone Missing Around California's Idyllwild Area
"I think it's a predator," says the mother of one woman who vanished after she was last seen near the mountain community.
Person Claiming To Be Missing Boy Timmothy Pitzen Is 23-Year-Old Ex-Con
The FBI has identified the individual as Brian Rini, a 23-year-old Ohio man with a criminal record involving false alarms.
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Corey Brown ran away after his parents took his cellphone; he was discovered Sunday not far from home.
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Investigators in California didn't figure out Kaya Centeno was missing until authorities were called to the parents home for alleged abuse claims. Now the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children has created an age-enhanced photo of what an 18-year-old Kaya would look like today.
UPDATE: Non-Verbal Toddler With Special Needs Vanishes From His Bed In California
"It's an innocent baby that didn't know anything," says one concerned search volunteer.
5 Years Later The Search Continues For Elijah "Bear" Diaz
Diaz is a member of the Barona Tribe and suffers from severe diabetes.

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Henri Freycinet Harbour är en vik i Australien. Den ligger i delstaten Western Australia, omkring 660 kilometer norr om delstatshuvudstaden Perth.

Stäppklimat råder i trakten. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är juni, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är oktober, med  mm nederbörd.

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Bukter i Western Australia
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Under Section 194B of the Income Tax Act; 30% tax is deducted on any prize money and other winnings from games, lotteries, etc. which exceeds Rs. 10000. 3% education and SHEC is also payable on the tax amount. Any person liable for paying any income by way of winnings from any lottery or crossword puzzle; has to deduct tax at the time of payment, if the amount is more than Rs. 10000. But there is no tax deduction under this section from any payment made before the 1st day of June 1972.
An assessee must include this prize money under the head "Income from Other Sources" while filing ITR; and shall submit TDS certificate as a proof of tax payment against the prize money. Tax liability is calculated after taking credit for the TDS amount deducted from source. Further, the managers of such lottery or betting, have to submit the details of such payments in Form 26Q; and file this return with PAN details of a person winning such lottery or betting; along with the amounts won and TDS deducted.
Income tax deducted on such prize money is non-refundable. Also, this section does not allow any deduction under chapter VI-A (section 80C to 80U) or any other deductions for any such income.
If the prize distributor awards prizes in kind, then he has to ensure that the receiver has paid tax in respect of the winnings; before giving any such prizes. Prize distributor can recover it from the winner, and if not; he is liable to deposit TDS by himself. However, if the prizes are in cash and kind partly, he must deduct the tax from the total value of the cash and kind from the cash. In case the cash is insufficient to meet the TDS liability; the winner or the prize distributor is liable to the pay the deficit.
There is a tax deduction at the time of making payment. Thus, if the prize distributor pays prize in installments, there is TDS deduction at the time of each installment. But remember that the exemption limit is Rs. 10000 per winning and not per payment. The prize distributor shall deduct TDS irrespective of the fact whether the amount he pays to a resident or non-resident.
Income Tax Act has not only restricted the deduction of TDS to winnings from lotteries, crossword puzzles, card games or any other games; but also it covers any income by winnings from horse races, an entertainment program, gambling, betting, etc.
Section 194BB covers the provisions related to winnings from horse races or betting or any other case. As per this section, any person, being a bookmaker or to whom the government under any law grants a license for horse racing in any race course; or for arranging for wagering or betting in any race course; is liable to deduct 30% TDS on any income which he pays to any person, by way of winnings from any horse races, at the time of payment, if the amount exceeds Rs. 10000.
3% education and SHEC is also payable on the tax amount along with 30% TDS and surcharges. In case if, any TDS is deducted earlier under this section or any other section along with advance tax paid or any self-assessed tax paid, it will be adjusted to the net amount of tax liability for the relevant FY.
Under section 203 of the Income Tax Act, 1961, it is mandatory for an organization or a person conducting the lottery or any type of legal betting/gambling, to issue the TDS certificate to the winner within one month from the end of the month in which it gives credit, or pays the sum.
Section 276B of the Income Tax Act, 1961 covers the rules in case of failure of TDS credit to the Central Government within the prescribed time. It requires the prosecution of an organizer deducting TDS for a term between 3 months to 7 years along with monetary fine.


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Honduras: Ranks, Insignia, and Uniforms
Country Study > Chapter 5 > National Security > The Armed Forces > Ranks, Insignia, and Uniforms
RANKS, INSIGNIA, AND UNIFORMS
The rank structure of Honduran military officers generally conforms to that used in the United States. Fusep also has a rank structure; it is similar to the army's structure.
The Armed Forces of Honduras uses insignia developed by the Central American Defense Council (Consejo de Defensa Centroamericana -- Condeca) except at the general officer level. Company grade officers of the army, air force, and Fusep wear one gold bar to indicate the rank of second lieutenant, lieutenants wear two bars, and captains, three. The field grades are represented by gold stars -- one for major, two for lieutenant colonel, and three for colonel. Honduran brigadier generals wear four silver stars, and major generals wear five. Air force personnel are distinguished from army personnel only by unit insignia and by wings worn on the jacket or shirt pocket. Navy officer insignia are distinct and consist of a gold star combined with yellow bars on black shoulder boards.
The army field uniforms, which are similar to United States Army field dress, are olive green in color and includes cap and black boots. Honduran soldiers sometimes also wear camouflage olive green and khaki-colored field uniforms. The army service uniform consists of beige shirt, beige trousers with a black stripe along the sides, black belt, and black shoes. Officers wear their rank insignia on the collar. Enlisted personnel wear rank insignia on the uniform's upper arm.
The 1982 constitution states that military rank and promotion are to be awarded only through strict application of promotion policies in accordance with the law. Armed forces personnel cannot be stripped of their rank or military honors except according to similarly rigorous application of legal procedures. Promotion of officers through the company grades is conferred by the president of the republic on the recommendation of the chief of the armed forces. Both field and general grades are conferred by congress as jointly recommended by the president and chief of the armed forces. Promotions of enlisted personnel are given through unit commanders and approved by the service branch general staff. Promotions are based on criteria such as minimum time in grade, ability, and existing vacancies.
Promotion is conferred by a promotions board, with the approval of the chief of the armed forces. Officer promotion through captain is generally automatic after a required period of time in each rank; promotion to major and above involves merit, as well as completion of scheduled training. Promotion to lieutenant colonel requires attendance at the Armed Forces Command and General Staff School.


We've all heard of exotic grains like cous cous and quinoa but what about humble, homegrown barley? Possibly better known as the key ingredient in brewing, pearl barley is simply the grain with the outer bran removed. It has a nutty flavour and slightly firm texture when cooked so it can add some real interest to a summer salad. Just boil the grains in water until cooked then use as you might pasta or rice. Try flavouring it with lemon, orange or lime in the salad.
Have you bought a spiralizer yet? They may seem like just another one of those kitchen gadgets that will soon be collecting dust, but at this time of year, they really come into their own and help make stars of some quite ordinary ingredients. In particular, courgettes run through a spiralizer are perfect for salads; they don't need cooking and so retain more of their flavour. The shapes are fun too, so you might even be able to persuade your kids to eat them!
There are some who swear fruit should never be cooked unless its in a pie or crumble. But at this time of year, seasonal fruit such as pineapple, peaches and nectarines and oranges flashed under the grill or cooked on a griddle or barbeque can be fantastic additions to a salad.
Here's a great recipe for a griddled pineapple and chicken salad from BBC Good Food or here's a grilled peach and parma ham salad recipe from Jamie Oliver.


Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has brushed off speculation suggesting his current employers are lining up a move for Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola.
The Citizens on Friday handed the Chilean a new two-year deal after he steered the club to a second-place finish in the Premier League.
While the club have seemingly given their backing to Pellegrini by handing a new contract, the manager admits his future is by no means certain.
Much of the speculation surrounding Guardiola stems from the fact he worked alongside Manchester City director of football Txiki Begiristain and chief executive Ferran Soriano during their time together at Barcelona.
It has been suggested, on more than one occasion, that the City duo are keen to revive their working relationship with Guardiola.
"Maybe he is more linked with this team because of the relationship with Txiki and Ferran and I trust in them and I am sure if they want to bring him in, they will tell me.
"I have no problem with my relations inside the club. I know exactly how the owners think."
He added: "In football you never know how long are the contracts. You can sign for 10 years and four months after you are sacked."


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» Unravelling the double helix: the story of DNA
Unravelling the double helix : the story of DNA
Williams, Gareth, 1952-
New York : Pegasus Books, 2019.
Franklin Ave. Library - Nonfiction - Adult
Franklin Ave. Library - Nonfiction - Adult 572.86 W On Shelf
Bag of worms
Gardening leave
Of grasshoppers and flies
A whirlwind from Russia
Crystal gazing
The sad demise of a promising candidate
Inventions and improvements
Transformational research
Unholy Grails
Applications of science
Dreams of geneticists
Tidying up
Twists and turns
Whizz kid
Handicap race
Aftershocks
Retrospective.
DNA -- History.
DNA.
Molecular genetics -- History.
First Pegasus Books hardcover edition.
xxx, 494 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
"An insightful history of the first hundred years of DNA, Unraveling The Double Helix tells the story one of the greatest triumphs of modern science. Unraveling the Double Helix covers the most colorful period in the history of DNA, from the discovery of "nuclein" in the late 1860s to the publication of James Watson's The Double Helix in 1968. These hundred years included the establishment of the Nobel Prize, antibiotics, x-ray crystallography, the atom bomb and two devastating world wars--events which are strung along the thread of DNA like beads on a necklace. The story of DNA is a saga packed with awful mistakes as well as brilliant science, with a wonderful cast of heroes and villains. Surprisingly, much of it is unfamiliar. The elucidation of the double helix was one of the most brilliant gems of twentieth century science, but some of the scientists who paved the way have been airbrushed out of history. James Watson and Francis Crick solved a magnificent mystery, but Gareth Williams shows that their contribution was the last few pieces of a gigantic jigsaw puzzle assembled over several decades. The book is comprehensive in scope, covering the first century of the history of DNA in its entirety, including the eight decades that have been neglected by other authors. It also explores the personalities of the main players, the impact of their entanglement with DNA, and what unique qualities make great scientists tick." -- provided by publisher.
Williams, G. (2019). Unravelling the double helix: the story of DNA (First Pegasus Books hardcover edition.). Pegasus Books.
Williams, Gareth, 1952-. 2019. Unravelling the Double Helix: The Story of DNA. New York: Pegasus Books.
Williams, Gareth, 1952-. Unravelling the Double Helix: The Story of DNA New York: Pegasus Books, 2019.
Williams, Gareth. Unravelling the Double Helix: The Story of DNA First Pegasus Books hardcover edition., Pegasus Books, 2019.


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  """Exception type raised when encountering an unknown column name."""
  def __init__(self, column_name):
    self.column_name = column_name
  def __str__(self):
    return repr(self.column_name)

def SerializeProfiles(profiles):
  """Returns a serialized string for the given |profiles|.

  |profiles| should be a list of (field_type, value) string pairs.

  """

  lines = []
  for profile in profiles:
    # Include a fixed string to separate profiles.
    lines.append("---")
    for (field_type, value) in profile:
      if field_type == "ignored":
        continue;

      lines.append("%s:%s%s" % (field_type, (' ' if value else ''), value))

  return '\n'.join(lines)

def ColumnNameToFieldType(column_name):
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  |column_name| should be a string drawn from the column names of the
  autofill_profiles table in the Chromium "Web Data" database.

  """

  column_name = column_name.lower()
  field_type = "unknown"
  if column_name in ["guid", "label", "country", "date_modified", "origin",
      "language_code", "use_count", "use_date", "sorting_code",
      "dependent_locality"]:
    field_type = "ignored"
  elif column_name == "first_name":
    field_type = "NAME_FIRST"
  elif column_name == "middle_name":
    field_type = "NAME_MIDDLE"
  elif column_name == "last_name":
    field_type = "NAME_LAST"
  elif column_name == "full_name":
    field_type = "NAME_FULL"
  elif column_name == "email":
    field_type = "EMAIL_ADDRESS"
  elif column_name == "company_name":
    field_type = "COMPANY_NAME"
  elif column_name == "address_line_1":
    field_type = "ADDRESS_HOME_LINE1"
  elif column_name == "address_line_2":
    field_type = "ADDRESS_HOME_LINE2"
  elif column_name == "street_address":
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  elif column_name == "city":
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If you can't find the answer you're after, contact us here.
Garden State Hotel is open seven days a week from 11am until late.
Neat casual is welcome throughout the venue, this includes sneakers and shorts.
Unfortunately we don't have a cloak room, however there are plenty of hooks and chairs around the venue for coats and jackets.
What can I do about my lost property?
Send us an email at [email protected] and we will check the venue for your missing item. We will respond during business hours.
Can I set up a guestlist?
To keep it fair for everyone celebrating their respective occasions we don't offer door lists. We welcome you and your guests to come on down casually and grab a table. Areas can be booked by calling the venue.
We take table reservations with full table service in our restaurant the Garden Grill. To make a reservation click here.
We take reservations for groups up to 8 in our Public Bar from Sun – Thu between 12pm – 3pm, 5pm – 8pm, and Friday – Saturday between 12pm – 3pm. To make a reservation click here.
I've booked a table - where do I go?
Our friendly host located at the main entry or a staff member will be able to walk you through to the restaurant or function space.
Can I book a function?
We would love to host your next function with us! Just click here and fill out the enquiry form to contact our functions team.
Can I book an area for drinks only?
To reserve an area, a pre-organised food offering is required. You are welcome to come on down casually and see what spots are available on the day. Our best advice to increase your chances of securing a table or area would be to try and join us as early as possible – ideally from around 4pm.
We can absolutely cater for special dietary needs, please let your waiter or bartender know when ordering food and they will be able to assist.
You absolutely can! Our gift vouchers can be used in our Public Bar, Beer Garden, Garden Grill and Rose Garden and are to be used in one transaction. Please email [email protected] for further information or give us a call on 03 8396 5777.
Is there a cake fee?
We charge a small cake fee of $2 per person for our services.
We are a fully licensed venue and BYO is not allowed.
Can I bring kids and is there a kids menu?
Of course! We have a kids menu with options at $12 per meal and have high chairs available on request. As we are a licensed venue, kids are required to depart by 9pm.
What are you doing for special events and key dates?
To be the first to hear about our special offers and events be sure to keep an eye on our social media channels, What's On page or sign up to our mailing list.
The majority of the venue is wheelchair accessible including the Public Bar and Garden Grill, with limited access to our Beer Garden tiers. Our Rose Garden and private function spaces can be reached via our lift. Feel free to give us a call for further information or on arrival request assistance from a team member.
What's the best public transport route?
We are a seven minute walk from both Flinders Street and Parliament train stations, and are accessible via tram number 35, 70 and 75 along Flinders Street as well as trams 11, 12, 48 and 109 along Collins Street.
Where is the nearest car parking?
There are a number of nearby paid parking lots such as Le Garage at 114 Flinders Street with entry via Flinders Lane.


The last half-century has seen interior design experience many evolutions. While it gifted us Danish minimalism, industrial interiors, and contemporary luxury, it also presented us with some serious decor disasters.
Perhaps you fell foul of the 1970s trend for avocado bathroom suites, psychedelic wallpaper (in every room including the kitchen), and fully carpeted bathrooms.
Or maybe you were a victim of the decorating crimes of the 1980s. Entire homes laid out in primary colours (who said blue and green should never be seen?), floral print sofas, and plastic veneers on every visible surface. Hall carpet? Put a clear runner over it. Kitchen floor? Throw down a bit of lino. Worktops? Laminate them.
Or was it the excess of the 90s that got you? While we had more money, freedom, and inspiration than ever before, we were still severely lacking in both style and substance. Sponge effect painted walls (terracotta was a particularly popular shade) was a DIY design staple for much of the decade. For the more conservative homeowner, floor to ceiling beige – walls, carpet and furniture – was an appropriate alternative if coral daubed walls didn't quite float your boat.
Not only has the last 50 years delivered an eclectic mix of styles and trends, but it's also spawned three very different generations. The stylistic influences of the past few decades has been well documented, but what effect have our generational identities had on our design preferences?
We surveyed three generations and asked how their style has been influenced by their own generation and the ones that came before them.
Dubbed 'baby boomers' due to the fact that they were the first generation born after the end of World War Two, they came into the world during a period of unprecedented economic growth.
As a result, boomers often had the advantage of having two incomes and were the first generation to spawn the 'workaholic' mentality. Their 'work hard' attitude afforded them the luxury of disposable income and they were one of the first generations to have spending power. They were heavily marketed to and eagerly bought into branding and imagery.
Their discretionary cash flow allowed boomers to indulge their materialistic desires and this was especially evident in their interiors. They decorated their homes to impress and often bought the newest appliance or best in brand just to show it off. Their homes often ended up cluttered with 'things' in an effort to project how well they were doing.
Despite their newly acquired wealth, boomers did inherit some of the previous generation's appreciation for practicality and durability. While they are motivated by appearances and like to be seen to be keeping up with the Joneses', they don't mind spending a bit more on something they believe to be of higher quality.
They purchased, and continue to purchase, higher-end products and investment pieces like good quality beds, sofas, and appliances. They tend to stick to classic styles and hold on to their furniture for a long time, updating other elements of their décor to reflect changing trends and colour schemes.
While they have preferences of their own, boomers will often be influenced by what industry experts dictate as stylish or in good taste. And the industry, unsurprisingly, will usually err on the side of high quality and expensive.
Now aged between 54 - 74, boomers are in the autumn of their lives. For some this means downsizing their home and getting rid of older pieces in favour of more compact furniture.
Their preferences have changed in the sense that they are now opting for comfort, relaxation, and safety alongside aesthetics and style.
They're generally opposed to the open plan layouts favoured by their younger counterparts and prefer the partitioned layout of their homes that can make them appear cosier and less vast.
Unlike their parents before them, boomers don't tend to allow themselves to age beyond the functionality of their home. They have the means to convert bathrooms, fitted with showers and baths, into easily accessible wetrooms and move master bedrooms downstairs to allow them to continue living comfortably in their homes for years to come.
Sandwiched between Baby Boomers and Millennials, Generation X are often referred to as the 'forgotten generation'. Born to ambitious, working parents, they're also known as 'latch-key kids', the first generation to experience extended childcare or sibling care while their parents worked.
As a result, they grew up to be less focused on work and more considerate of an appropriate work-life balance. Their homes also reflect this attitude. While they aspire to a style similar to their parents, they're less focused on appearances and their homes tend to be less cluttered as they shy away from material declarations of wealth.
It appears that Gen X have opted to have children later in life, in an effort to allow themselves to fully mature first. Most of our Gen X survey respondents didn't start having children until they were in their thirties. By comparison, their parents were often married and having kids by their early twenties. As a result, Gen X tend to have a much more ingrained sense of their own identity and like their homes to reflect this. Their homes are less for show and more representational of their own personal style.
Many Gen Xers graduated during the recessions of the late 80s and early 90s so they know what it's like to live without and tend to be a little more conservative when it comes to spending on their homes. They don't aspire to shell out more than they have and are happy with homes that are functional and comfortable.
They value decor that allows them to live within their means rather than striving for an array of additional extras that would push them outside of their comfort zone. They lean towards designing their homes with family in mind rather than focusing on trying to impress people. Clean, simplistic, and cosy tend to be the style commonalities amongst this generation and many of our survey respondents mentioned that they wanted to avoid the "cluttered feeling" of their parents homes.
Gen X sits on the cusp of the digital revolution and, while they are not slaves to technology, they have added features to their home that allow for greater functionality. Tech-enabled appliances like smart fridges, motion activated lights, and energy-monitoring apps sit well with their sense of responsibility to their family and environment.
Unlike their millennial counterparts who often purchase for the sake of keeping up appearances, Gen Xers feel that these products add to their quality of life and enjoyment of their space.
While they have more in common with boomers than Gen X, millennials tend to get a rough rap from almost every generation before them. They're lambasted in the media for being narcissistic tech addicts and, while it's not completely untrue, they're also a result of the generation they were born into.
As kids of the 1990s, born between 1980 - 1994 and now in their twenties and thirties, they're the generation who lived through the technology revolution. They've become so au fait with technology that it influences every aspect of their lives, including their homes.
As a result, millennials can often have a conflicting approach to their interior design. Due to their busy and connected lifestyle, they tend to favour functional open-plan spaces with neutral colours, soft lighting, and comforting textures – think cushions, throws, and inviting couches.
Their style is a fusion of minimalist design with personalised pieces and, while they want their home to be a relaxing environment where they can escape from the world, it's also infused with technology.
While it plays a big part in their interior design – smart TVs, home assistants, and smart fridges are the norm for many – technology has also provided millenials with an eclectic mix of inspiration when it comes to their interior preferences.
Much like their parents, they're very image conscious and, thanks to social media, have taken "keeping up with the Jones'" to a whole new level.
Influenced by platforms such as Instagram and Pinterest, they'll often aim to replicate imagery that they've seen online. And while they don't mind spending to maintain their lifestyle, they're not as well off as their boomer parents.
They're known to substitute designs with less expensive imitations or copies in order to achieve the illusion of luxury. Often their interior style is aspirational and reflective of the life they would like to lead but haven't quite yet achieved. Influenced by their successful parents, they want to emulate their style but with more subtly and personalisation.
However, as millennials mature and become more fatigued with keeping up appearances, their attitudes are changing.
Anna, a twenty six year old production manager, notes that her priorities have changed as she gets older and this affects how she uses her space. "I have come to realise that a nice, functional, dining space is important to me because I love to cook for people and have them over. A few years ago, I wouldn't have cared about that and would happily eat every meal on the couch. As I get older, the ways in which I use my space are evolving and this affects my style choices. I'm beginning to realise the value of functionality over design".


The Middle Atlantic S-DEC remote power switch initiates remote up/down sequencers; works with the PDS series, the MPR-SEQ series, and more.
The Middle Atlantic S-DEC is a switch that initiates remote up/down sequence. The S-DEC connects to the USC-6R Universal Sequencing Controller via a convenient RJ-45 jack and terminal block. Decora® mount switches mount only to Middle Atlantic Products with Decora® shaped openings (panels and racks). Works with the PDS series, the MPR-SEQ series, and more.


At The Manely Firm, P.C., we have achieved an unparalleled level of success. We have unanimous victories in our trials in the Georgia Supreme Court and the U.S. Supreme Court. In addition, we also have won at international trials and appeals, including in before the Supreme Court of Costa Rica.
Our offices have an exclusive focus on family law with particular skill handling the unique area of international family law. We work tirelessly to secure the outcomes that our clients need most. We treat every case with our full attention, respect, and effort.
The family law attorneys at our firm will use the most effective and intelligent strategies to protect your best interests through every step of your case. If you have a family law matter that needs resolution, you can rest assured knowing we will be there to walk you through every step of the process and get results you will be happy with.
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Patrice "Patty" Braun PA-C is a Physician Assistant, who works closely with Dr. Kaveh Khajavi to provide excellent patient care for their patients.
Patty grew up in Hahira, Ga, where her family has a cattle farm. While her 3 siblings worked on the farm projects, Patty worked closely with her father, who was a General Surgeon. She shadowed him through high school and started working as his scrub tech during her undergraduate career at Valdosta State University learning a lot about surgery and patient care. Patty credits her father with a lot of what she has learned in healthcare from bedside manner, first assisting in surgery, to proper medical ethics.
Patty graduated from Valdosta State University in December 2003 Magna Cum Laude with a bachelor of science in Biology/pre-med studies, and was accepted into the Physician Assistant program at the University of Alabama at Birmingham in August 2004. She went on to complete the program graduating Magna Cum Laude with Bachelor of Science and Physician Assistant Studies in August 2006. After graduation she moved to Atlanta, where her first job was in colorectal surgery for 2 years before transitioning to neurosurgery.
Since completing her training and obtaining certification with National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants, patient has been licensed by the Georgia Composite State Board, and is a member of both the America Academy of Physician Assistants and the Georgia Association of Physician Assistants.


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Big Data: How JustGiving evolved from processing transactions to encouraging people to cough up
UK donations site JustGiving is learning more about donors to figure out what might encourage them to give even more to the charities that need fundraising.
By Margi Murphy | Apr 17, 2015
Using Hadoop in the cloud, JustGiving has moved from simply supporting transactions, to actively encouraging donations to charity.
While many traditional enterprises are hoping to polish the hordes of unstructured, historical data and package it as a new revenue stream, fundraising website JustGiving's data lead says that data should be used primarily to improve customer services.
Millions will be donated through JustGiving's site in the run up to the London Marathon this month ©Flickr/Josiah Mackenzie
"If you spend more time trying to delight the user, the lifetime value increases as a side-effect. That means beginning to understand your users, and not making bold assumptions," Mike Bugembe told Techworld at the Hadoop Summit in Brussels this week.
JustGiving is the platform that lets fundraisers collect and transfer money to their chosen charities online. Marathon runners, for example, will send a link to their profile on social media or through an email to encourage people to donate with just a few clicks.
But JustGiving wants to be more than just a donation site.
"We have a mission that every great cause gets the funding it requires. This means removing barriers to giving and understanding what makes a person want to donate."
The 14-strong data team are writing proprietary algorithms to better understand why certain people choose a specific charity, or what means of communications (for example, over Facebook or over an email) makes them more likely to part with their cash.
When Bugembe first joined, he found the firm sitting on 10 years' worth of historical data.
"It was very transactional. You gave the money, you disappeared, we didn't give you a chance to discover what you were passionate about. After working with researchers, we figured that we could fundamentally change the action of giving, moving it from transactional to engaging, personal and relevant," he said.
JustGiving previously used traditional SQL transactional databases, but found that analysis became tricky when looking at web logs, which are terabytes of data in quantify. To combine these web logs with transactional data, the team were "doing calculations over terabytes of data several times over so we can remain relevant to the donors at the time".
The firm found it could only get the compute necessary through the cloud, and chose Microsoft Azure's HDInsight - a cloud-based Hadoop platform - to power its data crunching.
What data does it use to encourage people to give?
Bugembe explained that the firm analyses "whatever we can get our hands on" which could include social media interactions, web browsing following a donation and a user's profile information, such as gender or age.
"It's whatever we can get our hands on and whatever the user allows us to use," Bugembe said. "We must give people the choice. We cannot do things undercover and people must be aware of what is taking place as it is ethically right. We want to make it clear why we are collecting this information."
Selling as a revenue stream?
The data team "haven't thought that far ahead", Bugembe said about the possibility of data as a revenue stream. User privacy and suspicions are a serious consideration for the business.
Further, Bugembe believes simply looking at data as an extra revenue stream is not the way forward.
"Others may jump to conclusions saying 'we have data let's sell it' but there is so much more you can do with it - like making your users' lives better," he said.
Meanwhile, Bugembe believes the age of the data warehouse may be over thanks to new technologies.
"Thanks to Hadoop you can collect everything and worry about structure when you need it."
JustGiving uses Azure Table Storage, F# components on cloud algorithms and is considering Apache Spark for real-time analytics in the future.
Apache Hadoop finally ready for production use UK government opens up more public data to drive 'Information Economy'


There are a lot of Twitter Chats throughout the week. A Twitter Chat is scheduled for a certain hour on a specific day during the week (though people are always chatting even when it's not the scheduled time).
To see the "conversations" in a Twitter Chat just enter the Hashtag you want to follow in the search box on Twitter and read the Tweets. Pro tip: click the LATEST button at the top to see the most recent tweets in chronological order.
Chats are my favorite way to learn new and exciting things on Twitter, and you can do most of the learning by just reading and not actually participating in the Chat. This awesome chat schedule is a little intimidating so I've shared a few of my faves here.
#titletalk (A chat that discusses literacy and reading. Takes place Sunday evenings at 7:00 CST Is led Donalynn Miller author of The Book Whisperer).
#SatChat (For the early risers that like to chat, SatChat begins at 6:30 am CST on Saturday Mornings, it's a fantastic group. If that's too early for you, #SatChatWC Starts at 9:30 am on Sundays and is the West Coast version of SatChat.
Start by just stalking a chat and reading some of the awesome tweets.
"Q1: What is your name? Where are you from? What do you teach? #tlap"
Just like everything on Twitter, you'll likely miss a lot that goes on during a chat... and that's okay!
It's okay just to search up the the Chat and see what people are saying, even if it's not the chat's actual time.
It's also okay to respond to other people's answers during a chat. It is a conversation after all. Often I'll get in a side discussion with other people and end up missing sections of the chat.
Always use the Chat's Hashtag.


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Tributes to 'master of creativity' Alasdair Gray
Leading figures from the arts and the world of politics have paid tribute to Alasdair Gray, who has died aged 85.
The renowned writer and artist died in hospital in Glasgow on Sunday, the day after his birthday.
Writers, musicians and representatives of arts organisations are among those to have expressed their sadness.
Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh tweeted: "Alasdair Gray was a unique talent. In Lanark, and 1982 Janine especially, he wrote two of the greatest Scottish novels and influenced a creative generation."
Ian Rankin wrote simply "Hellish hellish news" and later tweeted a picture of an illustrated page from Lanark, writing: "Remembering Alasdair Gray by reading his words and looking at his art. He's gone; they remain."
Belle And Sebastian singer Stuart Murdoch wrote: "Farewell to Alasdair Gray, Scotland's great creator.
"We'll miss you for your art, we'll miss you for your stories, we'll miss you for your humanity."
Meanwhile writer Jonathan Coe described him on Twitter as "one of the very greatest writers of the last fifty years."
Literary organisations also paid tribute to him.
Last month Alasdair Gray was given a Saltire Society Scottish Lifetime Achievement Award for his contribution to Scottish literature (Peter McNally/Saltire Society/PA)
Nick Barley, director of the Edinburgh International Book Festival, said: "Scotland has been blessed with a host of great writers over the past 50 years, but if history remembers only one, it will likely be Alasdair Gray.
"He was a bright star in a luminous constellation of northern lights; a game-changer whose boundlessly innovative, cross-disciplinary thinking paved the way for so many others to succeed.
"We can thank Alasdair not only for his own great work, but for his role in creating the conditions for a literary renaissance that has, in so many different ways, changed most people's understanding about what it means to be Scottish today."
The National Library of Scotland tweeted: "We're deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Alasdair Gray, whose rich and beautiful archive is held in our @nlsarchives collections."
The Saltire Society, which last month presented Gray with a lifetime achievement award for his contribution to Scottish literature, said that "Scotland has lost a true master of creativity".
Alasdair Gray was a unique talent. In Lanark, and 1982 Janine especially, he wrote two of the greatest Scottish novels and influenced a creative generation. #RIP
— Irvine Welsh (@IrvineWelsh) December 29, 2019
Sarah Mason, programme director of the Saltire Society, said: "We are deeply saddened to learn of Alasdair Gray's death. To say Alasdair was one of a kind only scratches the surface of this remarkable man.
"Immensely important to Scotland and internationally, Alasdair, his work and influence have never been confined by genre and can be seen in a myriad of art forms.
"His inspiration has reached generations and will continue to do so for many more to come."
Politicians also took to social media to voice their sadness, with First Minister Nicola Sturgeon describing him as "one of Scotland's literary giants" and "a genius".
She added: "While many of us will think of Alasdair Gray first and foremost as a brilliant and innovative writer, he was also a hugely talented artist.
"A true polymath, he was one of the brightest intellectual and creative lights Scotland has known in modern times. RIP."
SNP MP Pete Wishart tweeted: "Scotland has just lost one if its literary and cultural giants. There will never be another Alasdair Gray."


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Home Latest News Slider Technology World News Airbus A350-900 receives EASA Type Certification
Airbus A350-900 receives EASA Type Certification
The world's latest generation commercial airliner, the A350-900, has received Type Certification from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) on 30th September 2014. The certified aircraft is powered by Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification will follow shortly.
The EASA A350-900 Type Certificate was signed by EASA's Executive Director, Patrick Ky. The document was handed over to Airbus' Executive Vice President Engineering, Charles Champion and Airbus' A350 XWB Chief Engineer, Gordon McConnell.
"Receiving the A350-900 Type Certification from EASA is a great achievement for Airbus and for all our partners who have contributed to designing, building and certificating this fantastic, new generation aircraft. The A350-900 is now ready to fly from the nest and be enjoyed by airlines and passengers," said Fabrice Brégier, Airbus President and CEO. "The A350 XWB embodies many extra innovative technologies which make all the difference in passenger comfort and airline efficiency."
"The A350 XWB manufacturing programme has also been innovative and ambitious, aiming for a fully mature aircraft at entry into service and this is what we are proud to be delivering to our first A350 XWB customer, Qatar Airways, before the end of the year. Our fleet of five test aircraft completed the certification campaign, on time, cost and quality. Accumulating more than 2,600 flight test hours, we created and successfully achieved one of the industry's most thorough and efficient test programmes ever developed for a jetliner," said Fabrice Brégier, Airbus President and CEO.
The A350-900 Type Certification comes after successfully finishing a stringent programme of certification trials which has taken its airframe and systems well beyond their design limits to ensure all airworthiness criteria are fully met.
The A350 XWB is Airbus' all-new mid-size long range product line and the newest member of Airbus' leading widebody family. The A350 XWB stands out in its class thanks to its combination of passenger comfort, technological innovation and its unique industrial process. Built hand-in-hand with our customers, the A350 XWB sets new standards in terms of passenger experience, operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness. At the end of May 2014, the A350 XWB had won 750 orders from 39 customers worldwide.
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Persil is a German brand of laundry detergent manufactured and marketed by Henkel around the world except in the United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Latin America (except Mexico), China, Australia and New Zealand, where it is manufactured and marketed by Unilever. Persil was introduced in 1907 by Henkel. It was the first commercially available laundry detergent that combined bleach with the detergent. The name was derived from two of its original ingredients, sodium perborate and sodium silicate.

History

The chore of washing the laundry began to change with the introduction of washing powders in the 1880s. These new products originally were simply pulverized soap. New cleaning product marketing successes, such as the 1890s introduction of Gold Dust Washing Powder (created by industrial chemist James Boyce for the N. K. Fairbank Company in the United States), proved that there was a ready market for better cleaning agents. Henkel & Cie, founded in Düsseldorf in 1876, pursued the opportunity, and on 6 June 1907 launched the first of its kind product, Persil. The manufacturer had found a method to add sodium perborate—a bleaching agent—to its base washing agents (silicate), creating what the marketing department called a "self-activating powder" detergent. During the washing process, oxygenated perborate forms small bubbles, doing the "work of the washboard"—saving consumers time and rendering the historic method of "sun-bleaching" (by laying clothes out in the sun) unnecessary.

Persil was the first commercially available laundry detergent that combined bleach with the detergent. The invention of Persil was a significant breakthrough. The name, "Persil", is derived from two of the original ingredients, sodium perborate and silicate. This name was however deemed unsuitable as an international brand because the pronunciation of this spelling is not clear or easy in some languages. Coincidentally, persil is the French word for the herb, parsley.

In France, the Marseillais Jules Ronchetti launched a soap under the brand "Le Persil" in 1906. During the First World War, the company of Electro-Chimie, concessionaire for France of the Henkel laundry, signed an agreement with Ronchetti by which it would no longer sell detergents under the Persil brand. A legal battle ensued which resulted in an agreement in 1927 reserving the use of the mark to the English company Lever Brothers (which bought the company from Jules Ronchetti) in France and the United Kingdom, and to the German company Henkel in the rest of the world.

Persil is sold in powder, liquid detergent, liquid capsule, gel, and tablet forms. There are enzymatic, non-enzymatic, and colour care (containing enzymes, but bleach-free) formulations as well. The Persil line also includes specialist care products for wool and silk items. Additionally in the UK, Unilever formerly marketed a range of Persil washing up liquids.

Markets, licensing and distribution

Henkel

Henkel AG manufactures, distributes, and markets Persil in Germany, Poland and most of Europe, Egypt, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Syria and the United States.

Henkel markets Persil under the name "Dixan" in Greece, Italy and Cyprus; and under the name "Wipp" in Spain and China. In Belgium, where both Henkel's Persil and Dixan can be found at major retailers, the Persil brand name is given priority by Henkel in its marketing. Henkel sells its Persil formulation in France under the name "Le Chat", as Unilever owns the licence to the Persil trademark in that country.

For a time, upscale German appliance manufacturer Miele acted as a direct importer of Henkel's Persil products into Canada and the United States, where they could be purchased only at licensed appliance dealers. It was marketed as a premium German detergent that was the "officially recommended" detergent for its washing machines. Due to this exclusive import agreement and specialty positioning at appliance dealerships, it retailed for up to $40/box in Canada. It was later replaced by Miele's own brand laundry products.

In April 2007, Henkel announced a global relaunching of the Persil brand and packaging to mark its 100th anniversary. Persil's other sub-brands (Le Chat, Dixan, and Wipp) were to be redesigned shortly afterward.

Persil was introduced to Mexico in 2011.

In March 2015, Henkel introduced Persil ProClean in the United States, a line of premium detergents available in Power-Liquid, Power-Caps and Power-Pearls. It was initially sold exclusively at Walmart stores.

In June 2016, Henkel acquired Sun Products, the manufacturer of Wisk, and soon discontinued Wisk and replaced it with Persil.

Persil ProClean was released in Canada in 2016. Power Pearls and liquid are available, including a Canada-only cold water liquid version. Caps are also available.

Today, Persil's premium laundry detergents are available in the US as liquid detergent and four-chamber Discs. Persil products undergo rigorous testing using a stain machine to dirty garments with common substances such as cocoa, make-up, lipstick, red wine or engine oil. The almost identical stains are intended to provide the ideal conditions for comparative wash tests, which are carried out using hundreds of washing machines made by different manufacturers to provide superior cleaning on laundry day.

Unilever
Unilever markets Persil in the United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Latin America (except Mexico), Malaysia, Singapore, China, and New Zealand (but not Australia) since acquiring rights to the brand (one of its first such acquisitions) in 1931. (The "Small and Mighty" product line—a highly concentrated liquid detergent formulation—is found only in these markets.) Unilever also sells Persil in France. In this market, the brand focuses on "natural" ingredients and "skin-friendly" formulations. Persil, Skip, Breeze, Surf, Ala and Rinso serve as the local version in these markets of Unilever's other international detergent brand Omo.

In 2007 Unilever launched its new Persil Small and Mighty variant in the UK and Ireland. A 2013 update showcased a new design of bottle that enabled consumers to use the flexible plastic ball as a measurer and stain removal pre-treatment device. The ball was contained in a circular cutout in the centre of the bottle and simply filled and placed directly into the drum. As it was made of soft heat resistant plastic, it could be washed with the laundry and make no banging noises. This campaign was launched with the tagline "For whatever life throws". The bottle was redesigned in 2020 to include recycled plastic and the dosing device removed.

In 1964, Duran Duran frontman Simon Le Bon was six years-old when he did a TV commercial for Persil washing powder.

See also
 Persil Power
 Persil Service
 Persilschein

References

External links

 https://www.persilproclean.com/us/en.html (US)
 https://www.persilproclean.com/ca/en.html (CA)
 persil.com (UK)
 Persil and skywriting (1927) Pionnair-GE. (1927-09-17). Retrieved on 2010-12-21.

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Every day, we hear about security breaches across industries. Each new breach makes senior managers anxious about their enterprise data, motivating them to seek assurance about the state of their cloud security. Over the last decade, the industry has improved tools and operating practices to secure hardware and software environments.
Eight years ago during the Azure public preview, we assured our customers and management that our cloud implementations were secure. Traditionally, for large corporations, databases and applications were placed behind a secure firewall. Securing internal networks from external threats was generally well understood and had been mastered over the previous decade. With public clouds, however, there are new concerns about security and public exposure to data and applications.
To secure our cloud environment, we continually implement the latest security tools and techniques. Every time we adopt a new technique or tool, our developers and operations teams resist the change. DevOps teams are reluctant to change because they do not want to break something that was working earlier. Regardless of pushback, maintaining the latest cloud security practices is essential in any modern enterprise environment.
With a systematic approach, securing your cloud environment does not have to be difficult. The following techniques help simplify the process.
Azure Security Center portal provides a single place to check the security state of cloud resources. Security Center uses machine learning and advanced analytics to detect threats and suggest steps to prevent them. As of July 2018, Security Center costs $15 per node per month. A node is any Azure resource (VM, SQL Database server, and Azure Cloud Services) that is monitored by the service. Enabling Azure Security Center is one of the simplest and best investments for security.
Recommendations to improve the security of Azure subscriptions.
An inventory of Compute & Apps, Networking, Data Security, and Identity & Access Resources.
Once you have reviewed the state of your security, you can fix the issues with each resource to secure your cloud environment.
Azure ATP protects enterprise hybrid environments from multiple types of advanced targeted cyber attacks and insider threats. Azure ATP provides detection for the various phases of an advanced attack including reconnaissance, credential compromise, lateral movement, privilege escalation, domain dominance, and others. These detections identify advanced attacks before they impact your business.
The Secure DevOps Kit for Azure is a collection of PowerShell based scripts, tools, extensions, and automation that caters to the end to end Azure subscription and resource security needs of DevOps teams. AzSK uses extensive automation and smoothly integrates security into native DevOps workflows.
Follow the principle of "Least Privilege"
Instead of giving full access on all Azure resources to every user, provide access to resources on a need basis. The larger the number of access points, the bigger the area of the threat surface. When providing access to a user, provide the "Least Privilege" possible.
Service Principals are Azure Active Directory application resources used to perform unattended resource and service-level operations. Use Service Principals for code that needs to access or modify Azure resources. The Service Principals approach is preferable to running the app under user credentials because you can assign permissions to the app identity that are different from user permissions. Typically, these permissions are restricted to exactly what the app needs to do.
Reduce the surface area of security threats, especially when resources are not in use.
Reduce the cost of Azure services. There is no need to pay when you are not using a resource. We recommend a strategy of dynamically provisioning a resource only when it is required.
IP Restrictions allow you to define a list of IP addresses that can access your app. The 'allow' list can include individual IP addresses or a range of IP addresses defined by a subnet mask. Whitelisting is extremely helpful in scenarios where there are a limited number of app users (e.g., internal app, or your next great version). Whitelists prevent unwanted or unauthorized machines from accessing the app.
Azure Key Vault safeguards cryptographic keys and secrets used by cloud applications and services. You can control applications to never have direct access to keys. Developers manage keys used for Dev/Test and can seamlessly migrate keys managed by security operations to production.
By default, hard disks in Azure VMs are not encrypted. Use Azure Disk Encryption to ensure that all data in OS disks and data disks on Azure VMs is encrypted at rest using industry-standard encryption. Azure Disk Encryption uses Azure Key Vault to control and manage encryption keys and secrets in the key vault subscription.
AAD is Microsoft's multi-tenant cloud directory and identity management service. AAD secures and simplifies user access to cloud applications with single sign-on. AAD also protects sensitive data and applications with Azure Multi-Factor Authentication, an additional level of authentication, and machine learning-based reports that identify inconsistent access patterns.
Azure MFA is a method for verifying user identities via phone call, text message, or mobile app notification, supplementing username and password authentication. Because Azure MFA requires access to a user's phone, access to the user's data and applications is protected even if the user's password is compromised. Organizations that do not add this extra layer of identity protection are more susceptible to credential theft attack, which may lead to data compromise.
Assign access to Azure resources to Active Directory groups, not individuals.
Instead of giving Azure resource access to individual developers, we follow a practice to only assign access to a security group. This practice simplifies access management and ensures that developers only have access to resources for their projects.
Many organizations give individual developers access to resources such as Azure VMs or SQL Servers when they start work on a project. But when a developer moves to a different project, it becomes difficult for organizations to keep track of access privileges that are no longer required. Individual permissions often remain even when the individual is no longer assigned to the project. By assigning access to an Active Directory group, the owner of the group can ensure that only those who are currently assigned to the project have access.
During the software development process, programmers create copies of existing databases to test their code. Additional backups are created during system software upgrades when new versions of applications are installed or, sometimes, just in case. Over time, developers move on to new projects. Often, after moving to a new project, developers do not take the time to remove unused copies and files from previous systems. The clutter on the server and file store is analogous to a factory where tools, oil, and unfinished parts are lying on the floor. Someone is sure to trip and get hurt.
In the end, security starts and ends with discipline. We need a disciplined team that thinks in a disciplined way and acts with discipline.


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