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Na Zdravi! Phoenix-area brewery named best in Arizona for 2016
By KTAR.com | May 11, 2016 at 5:52 am
UPDATED: May 11, 2016 at 2:04 pm
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PHOENIX — Here's something to raise a glass to: A Phoenix-area brewery has been named the best in the state for 2016.
Jared Dubina, owner of Dubina Brewing Company, said the New York International Beer Competition not only named the brewer the best in the state, but also awarded it two bronze medals for its Milk Stout and Grandpa's Pils a Czech Pilsner.
Dubina said the thought process behind his brewery is very different from others in the state
"I think what makes us stands out from other breweries in Arizona is the fact that we're focusing on historical beers," he said.
Dubina said it is not uncommon to see him working on beers inside the brewery near 67th Avenue and Bell Road that were created hundreds of years ago, such as a Finnish beer from the 1400s that was made by peasants.
"We were the first Arizona brewery to bring that beer back to life," he said.
Beer runs in Dubina's family. A third-generation American, he said his great-grandfather emigrated from the Czech Republic and entered the beer business.
"He opened up five bars in the Chicago area and then my grandfather opened up a bar here locally," Dubina said.
Dubina said his brewery is 100 percent family owned and operated. While it belongs to him and his parents, he said other family members often lend a hand.
"It wouldn't be shocking to see aunt, uncles, cousins here helping," he said.
KTAR's Martha Maurer contributed to this report.
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The cation diffusion facilitator protein MamM's cytoplasmic domain exhibits metal-type dependent binding modes and discriminates against Mn2+
Shiran Barber-Zucker, Jenny Hall, Afonso Froes, Sofiya Kolusheva, Fraser MacMillan, Raz Zarivach
Chemistry of Light and Energy
Centre for Molecular and Structural Biochemistry
Chemistry of Life Processes
Cation diffusion facilitator (CDF) proteins are a conserved family of divalent transition metal cation transporters. CDF proteins are usually composed of two domains: the transmembrane domain (TMD), in which the metal cations are transported through, and a regulatory cytoplasmic C-terminal domain (CTD). Each CDF protein transports either one specific metal, or multiple metals, from the cytoplasm, and it is not known if the CTD takes an active regulatory role in metal recognition and discrimination during cation transport. Here, the model CDF protein MamM, an iron transporter from magnetotactic bacteria, was used to probe the role of the CTD in metal recognition and selectivity. Using a combination of biophysical and structural approaches, the binding of different metals to MamM CTD was characterized. Results reveal that different metals bind distinctively to MamM CTD in terms of their binding sites, thermodynamics and binding-dependent conformations, both in crystal form and in solution, which suggests a varying level of functional discrimination between CDF domains. Furthermore, these results provide the first direct evidence that CDF CTDs play a role in metal selectivity. We demonstrate that MamM's CTD can discriminate against Mn2+, supporting its postulated role in preventing magnetite formation poisoning in magnetotactic bacteria via Mn2+ incorporation.
The Journal of Biological Chemistry
https://doi.org/10.1074/jbc.RA120.014145
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MamM
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Fraser.MacMillanuea.acuk
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Regulation of filial imprinting and structural plasticity by mTORC1 in newborn chickens
Gervasio Batista, Jennifer L. Johnson, Elena Dominguez, Mauro Costa-Mattioli, Jose L. Pena
Dysregulation of the mechanistic target of rapamycin complex 1 (mTORC1) signaling leads to memory deficits and abnormal social behaviors in adults. However, whether mTORC1 is involved in critical periods of early learning remains largely unexplored. Our study addressed this question by investigating imprinting, a form of learning constrained to a sensitive period that supports filial attachment, in newborn chickens. Imprinting to virtual objects and sounds was assessed after acute manipulations of mTORC1. To further understand the role of mTORC1 during the critical period, structural plasticity was analyzed using DiOlistic labeling of dendritic spines. We found that mTORC1 is required for the emergence of experience-dependent preferences and structural plasticity within brain regions controlling behavior. Furthermore, upon critical period closure, pharmacological activation of the AKT/mTORC1 pathway was sufficient to rescue imprinting across sensory modalities. Thus, our results uncover a novel role of mTORC1 in the formation of imprinted memories and experience-dependent reorganization of neural circuits during a critical period.
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Bill Berry played trumpet and cornet in The Duke Ellington Orchestra. The only small group release on Concord by this superbly talented Ellington alumnus, Shortcake actually features TWO groups - a terrific quintet including Frank Capp, Dave Frishberg, Mundell Lowe and Monty Budwig, and a larger group including Bill Watrous, Nick Ceroli, Marshall Royal, and other great L.A. musicians of the 1980's. Everything is crisp yet relaxed, the solo work is inspired, and the arrangements for the larger group are creative without being constraining or fussy. This is fun, sophisticated, and swinging; in other words, outstanding jazz.


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According to my code, I have set both cells are 50% height (i.e. CSS class panel),
Why Card component stretches the parent cell height over 50 %?
The Card component working properly in landscape orientation, unfortunately, it does not work in portrait orientation.
I have added the following CSS to control it, however, all of them are not working.
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And how I prevent the Card component from stretches the parent cell height over 50%?

A: You can opt to assign a height to their parent element.
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"Towers of London" is a song written by Andy Partridge of the English rock band XTC, released as the second single from their 1980 album Black Sea. It peaked at number 31 on the UK Singles Chart. The BBC-2 documentary XTC at the Manor featured the group recording the song in the studio. Partridge later reflected that he may have been "subconsciously" trying to rewrite the Beatles' "Rain", desiring "clangorous guitars crashing together, and sort of droning." The night after John Lennon was killed, XTC played a gig at Liverpool, where they performed both "Towers of London" and "Rain" in tribute to the Beatle.

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See also
 Beatlesque
 Tower of London

References

External links
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XTC songs
1980 songs
1980 singles
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Virgin Records singles
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With developers and real estate agents agreeing that everybody's trying to jump into the hot condo market, potential buyers need to do more homework than usual to make sure they don't get burned.
While buying a condo always involves checking a lot of documents provided by the seller or the developer, and talking to the property manager and other condo owners, the situation's trickier in new construction. If the developer has done a lot of buildings, you can ask for references elsewhere. But if the property you're considering is a developer's first new construction or first conversion of a rental property into condos, there's no history to check and no longtime owners to quiz.
In those cases, real estate agents suggest great caution, and lawyers suggest hiring an inspector to look at engineering reports, as well as an even closer reading of the proffered disclosure documents.
"You want to know the history of the developer whenever you can," said Fred Kendrick of Pardoe Real Estate ERA, who co-writes a monthly housing report on the District. "I would be very wary of somebody doing a first-time conversion" of a single-family house or town house or doing first-time new construction.
In cases involving a new developer, District real estate lawyer Steven Skalet recommends talking to any previous buyers to find out "what their experience has been" with the developer and to learn how the cost estimates in sales documents compared with the actual costs.
The key documents to examine, say experts, are the "public offering statement" for a new unit and the "resale package" or resale certificate for a resale unit.
The seller must provide the appropriate papers. They contain similar information about a variety of details, including condo fees and the costs of running the building. But the public offering statement reflects only projections and estimates rather than actual costs.
Buyers of new units in the District and Maryland have 15 days to review the public offering statement and rescind the contract. In Virginia, it's 10 days.
Buyers of resale units in the District have three business days to rescind after receiving the resale package. Buyers in Virginia get three consecutive days. In Maryland, it's seven days.
* Condominium instruments. These include the declaration, bylaws, plats and plans, and rules and regulations. If the condo association is incorporated, also review the articles of incorporation. These explain how the condo building operates.
The declaration helps you figure out the monthly condo fee.
The bylaws cover things such as whether you have to meet any architectural requirements if you want to make external changes to the unit.
The rules cover things such as how and when trash is collected and how the swimming pool or exercise facility operates.
Check "use restrictions" that may limit your ability to rent out the unit. Some associations forbid leasing to protect financing and refinancing options. Others limit rentals to a percentage of the number of units in the development.
Pets might also be prohibited.
* Statement of the monthly condo fee. To determine the fee for an individual unit, Skalet's partner, Benny Kass, advises in his real estate column in The Washington Post, check the end of the condominium declaration. It should include a list of the percentage interest in the development that is held by the owner of each unit.
Multiply your percentage interest times the total budget and that's the annual fee. Divide that by 12 to get the monthly fee.
Check whether utility charges and amenities&emdash;such as the pool&emdash;are included.
* Income and expense statement. This tells you what's actually been spent each month compared with the budget adopted by the condo association's board of directors.
* Current budget. This is what the board proposes to spend for the current year.
Resale buyers should check the amount of money in reserves for "rainy day" expenses or for fixing big-ticket items such as the roof.
Because the resale package doesn't always pinpoint expenses that are looming, Skalet recommends chatting with the property manager, condo association officers and individual unit owners about big projects that may be on the horizon.
"Buyers should worry about any deferred maintenance&emdash;especially of big projects&emdash;that would result in a special assessment coming up or a loan being taken out," Skalet said.
The resale certificate must disclose any special assessments pending against the unit. Who pays these assessments can be negotiated with the seller.
Skalet also recommends checking the condo building insurance policy, especially in buildings converted years ago, where units have been extensively upgraded recently. If the policy doesn't cover "betterments," rather than "original materials," Skalet warns that those upgraded granite countertops, cherry cabinets and flashy new appliances won't be fully replaced in the event of a loss. If the condo building's policy is inadequate, the buyer needs to buy more coverage on his own.
* Proposed budget. This sets the condo fees for the next year. A buyer can try to persuade the seller to guarantee fees for a certain length of time, but that stipulation has to be in the purchase contract.
Also worth knowing is that developers of new condos in the District must post a warranty bond or bank letter of credit with the city. The letter of credit must be equal to 10 percent of the construction or conversion cost and must be available to cover certain warranty claims. Getting a claim paid, however, often can entail litigation or the threat of litigation, according to local real estate lawyers.


The BLINDER is easy to mount and easily serviced. The built-in self-test function guarantees reliable and complete protection anytime you need it.
The two BLINDER laser-jammers units melt aesthetically into the cars front. They are small, hardly show's, but they do their job better than any other shows.
The Blinder's infrared pulses are arguably the strongest available anywhere for non-military product technology. You get a laser-jamming shield in front of the car that prevents all possibilities to measure the car's speed.
You're protected by an electronic 'laser shield' in front of you.
Blinder's infrared pulses are unarguably the strongest available anywhere for nonmilitary product technology. You get a laser jamming shield in front of the car that prevents all possibilities to measure the car's speed.
When the ignition is turned on, the upstart self-test function (STF) will tell you that the BLINDER is ready.
BLINDER is on standby until a police laser gun hits the car. Now the BLINDER starts to do is job.
The laser warning system (LWS) tells the driver, that a laser gun is operating near him. He may want to slow down.
The IR Detection transmit the incoming police laser pulse frequency to the computer. The correct jamming pulse (APS) is selected.
Because the jamming pulse is transmitted only for a fraction of a second, it has become possible to apply an extremely powerful return jamming pulse signal.
The police laser gun or photo trap cannot measure the speed, and driver can continue without a speeding ticket.
Updated version of the Blinder M20 with upgraded internals for laser jamming performance, reduced noise alerts and detection of all laser guns used today around the world.
New Feature: A new laser detector with wider and improved detection of all police laser guns.
New Feature: Custom jamming LEDs "for Blinder products only" to give improved jamming output from the new high powered, infrared LEDs.


Reviews all new construction and exterior modifications on existing structures, as well as fencing, and signage applications. The ARB evaluates applications on the basis of compatibility and harmony with neighboring structures and properties, as well as the application's impact on the Historic Character of the neighborhood, and Village. Currently, Alternate Members are needed. Alternates fill in with the absence of other members and take part in informal discussions and comments on pending applications.


TPLF & Sudan reap the bounty: What has Ethiopia got from the latest round Khartoum deal?
To the best of my understanding – at this point for the first time – Egypt concedes that Sudanese President is backing Ethiopia's Blue Nile dam. This admission comes, as it does, espeially ahead of the tripartite Nile talks to be held in days time in Cairo, according to journalist Ahmed Eleiba who writes on today's Ahram Online – Egypt's state-owned national newspaper.


Zhejiang Great Tao Factoring Co., Ltd attended the annual summit of American International Factoring Association (IFA) as the only representative of China factoring industry.
The "Press Conference about Financial Service of Export Supply Chain & Cooperation Signing Ceremony of Great Tao Cloud Factoring with Banks" was held by Zhejiang Great Tao Factoring Co., Ltd.
Zhejiang Great Tao Network Technology Co., Ltd was established and the Financegt.com was officially put into use.
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Q: Is there a way to lock down deployments to only be during a specific time of day? I want to be able to only deploy anytime between 9:00am and 6:00pm on certain days. I already have the builds locked down by day using "Set approvedDays" but I need one for hours.

A: Maybe this Jenkins plugin could solve your problem: https://github.com/jenkinsci/working-hours-plugin


Their life was taken to kill Poland. Honour to army and police officers murdered in 1940 by Stalin`s order and all Poles perished in various regions of the Soviet Union.
A memorial to the underground Home Army and Polish victims of German and Soviet occupation of Poland during WW2.
Memorial to boy scouts killed in 1939.


Toad has a good post about expectations this holiday season down below. And he's right. People's expectations are so high. And we buy into it.
At Princess Trouble's school, the expectation exists that goody bags will be provided for every holiday. And I'm not just talking about the biggies - Christmas and Halloween. We're talking Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, and Columbus Day. Oh, yeah, and your kid's birthday.
Yes, you are expected to provide gifts for your child's classmates on your child's birthday. I do not understand that concept. Nor do I abide by it. My children are demanding enough - a trait we are working diligently to eliminate - and do not need to be encouraged to want more. As parents, we do our best to encourage a desire to give as opposed to receive.
After Thanksgiving and before Christmas, the kids and I go throughtheir toys (of which they have too many, if you ask me) and determinewhich toys they no longer play with as well as which toys they haveoutgrown. From amongst that group, they select 3 toys each to donate toa local charity or to church. They seem to enjoy thinking about whichtoys other children will enjoy the most which is exactly the train ofthought I'm looking for.
For Christmas, they each get 3 gifts from us. A friend of mine a fewyears ago explained how she and her family did gifting. Their theorywas that Jesus was given three gifts on his birthday (Christmas) -gold, frankincense, and myrrh - therefore their children each receivethree gifts. I love the idea. I also love the fact that my kids (forthe most part) get as excited about selecting gifts for others as theydo about getting gifts themselves. Part of that could be the fact thatthey are shopping with someone else's money...but I'll take it any way I can get it.
This year, for our "local" friends, we are making goody boxes. Nothingfancy but sweet, nonetheless. The kids are helping and having a blast.When we get done putting them all together, the kids will give them outto our friends. They are looking forward to donning their Santa hatsand passing out yummies!
I love this time of year. I love the opportunity it affords - evenforces - us to teach our children how to have a joyous heart when itcomes to giving.


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TEAM NEWS: London Irish make two changes for Quins clash
London Irish have made two changes for tomorrow's eagerly anticipated Aviva Premiership clash against Harlequins at The Stoop (kick-off 3pm).
Arno Botha (calf) and Conor Gilsenan (ankle) are both ruled out through injury, with Max Northcote-Green and Jake Schatz coming into the back-row alongside No. 8 Ofisa Treviranus.
Josh McNally retains his place in the second-row after making a try-scoring return to action in the Exiles' narrow 33-29 defeat to Gloucester a fortnight ago. The RAF serviceman, who was side lined for nearly five months following corrective heart surgery, partners skipper Franco van der Merwe in the engine room, while Ben Franks, David Paice and Ollie Hoskins all get the nod in the front-row.
Irish are unchanged in the backline, winger Joe Cokanasiga and fly-half Theo Brophy Clews having scored a try apiece in the Exiles' last outing. Brophy Clews' second half score propelled the former Abingdon School pupil over 100 career points and his partnership with scrum-half Piet van Zyl worked effectively as Irish battled to secure two bonus points.
"We've encouraged the lads to keep doing what they're doing as they've picked up a lot of losing bonus points, which means we've been knocking on the door for a while now," said London Irish technical consultant Kidney.
"Les and I agreed that we weren't going to come in and change everything around and we have looked to build confidence in some of the things that we've been doing.
"We've looked at our attack and defence without changing everything around, as at this stage of the season you just don't want to be overfilling with detail because of the nature of our matches.
"We've had a good 10 days with the lads where we've been able to add some value to training on the back of seeing some good passages of play in our last game."
The Exiles ran in four tries to earn a bonus point victory over Harlequins at Twickenham on the opening weekend of the Aviva Premiership campaign. Irish have picked up six points from their last three league games to cut the gap to 10 points at the foot of the Aviva Premiership table with four rounds remaining.
"I'm sure Quins will be looking to do a number on us after what happened on the opening day and that just spices up the task even more," said the Irishman.
"We're treating the game as a one-off match, which you're able to do when you have a two-week break leading into a game and I'm sure they are thinking the same.
"Confidence is a strange word in terms of perception because you could be winning all of your matches and be over confident. Just because the results haven't gone our way, it doesn't mean that confidence has been very low.
"You're always looking to give things a nudge in the right direction depending on how your results are going and we're looking no further than this Saturday's game."
London Irish: 15 James Marshall, 14 Joe Cokanasiga, 13 Tom Fowlie, 12 Johnny Williams, 11 Alex Lewington, 10 Theo Brophy Clews, 9 Piet van Zyl, 1 Ben Franks, 2 David Paice, 3 Ollie Hoskins, 4 Franco van der Merwe (c), 5 Josh McNally, 6 Jake Schatz, 7 Max Northcote-Green, 8 Ofisa Treviranus
Replacements: 16 Dave Porecki, 17 Gordon Reid, 18 Petrus Du Plessis, 19 Sebastian De Chaves, 20 Josh Basham, 21 Scott Steele, 22 Tommy Bell, 23 Aseli Tikoirotuma


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Ботанический сад Андре Хеллера (), ранее, а в некоторых источниках и сейчас Ботанический сад Артуро Грушки () — ботанический сад в итальянском городе Гардоне-Ривьера в провинции Ломбардия.

В 1901 г. (по другим сведениям в 1903-м) видный австрийский стоматолог чешского происхождения, один из пионеров мировой пародонтологии Артур Грушка (, в итальянском произношении Артуро Хруска; 1880—1971) приобрёл в Гардоне дом с участком земли и сразу же отметил особый климат этого района. Начиная с 1910 г. он высадил на своём участке площадью немногим более 1,5 гектаров ботанический сад, в котором были представлены более 500 видов растений со всех континентов и произрастающих в разном климате.

В 1988 г. сад был приобретён австрийским художником Андре Хеллером и в настоящее время принадлежит его фонду (). Благодаря Хеллеру на территории сада размещены работы ряда известных современных художников и скульпторов, в том числе Роя Лихтенштейна и Кейта Харинга.

В саду Хеллера произрастают магнолии, тибетские примулы, камыши всех размеров, ирисы и папоротники, включая осмунду королевскую. Здесь растет множество разновидностей суккулентов и субтропических растений. Множество водных растений плавают в небольших прудах с фонтанами и водопадами, типичными для японского ландшафта. Есть здесь и густой лес из бамбука. Высокогорные цветы растут среди камней, в расщелинах и небольших лощинах.

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BOOK EXCERPT WHERE ANN SORENSON SEES HER BABY FOR THE FIRST TIME, AND KNOWS SHE GOT THE WRONG SPERM!!
The birth was underway. First the head, then the torso and, finally, the small legs. As the baby emerged from the womb, Lee Harlow's eyes grew larger and filled with disbelief. He seemed frozen, unable to move.
For a moment, time seemed suspended. No one spoke, and the look on Harlow's face discouraged questions.
Quickly, Lee recovered. With slightly shaking hands, he extended the baby to Ruth, who began cleaning the child with a sterile towel. The umbilical cord was cut and tied. The infant was wrapped in a fresh swaddling blanket.
"Looks like he may have slight respiratory distress," said Ruth, her voice quivering.
"Call Memorial and get a complete work up," said Harlow, grasping the edge of the table to steady himself.
"I want to hold him," cried Ann.
"We have to make sure everything's all right first," answered Harlow. His years of medical training kicked in, and he took charge once again.
Turning his back to Ann, Lee moved to face Ruth, blocking Ann's view, and shook his head from side to side.
"Are you all right?" asked Ruth as her voice broke.
His stare was fixated on the baby. Ruth tried to engage him several times and finally slightly tugged on the sleeve of his gown.
"Is something wrong?" asked Ann.
"I've waited for this day my whole life. Please let me see him before he goes," cried Ann, grasping her sheets with both hands.
Harlow's eyes clouded as he looked at Ruth, holding the helpless infant and rocking him back and forth. There was no way to postpone the meeting.
Finally, he nodded. Ruth slowly approached the head of the table. Like a repentant child facing a stern parent, she extended the infant forward.
"Just show her the baby. Don't let her hold him," commanded Harlow.
A small teardrop fell from Ann's right eye as she smiled at the white bundle. Tears flowed freely as she reached for the fold of the blanket to lift it away from her son's head. As she exposed the child's face, her smile froze, turning first to panic and then disbelief as she began shaking her head from side to side.
"Make sure you keep her sedated," said Harlow.
Ann began thrashing and rolling from side to side. Her cries turned into screams.
"That's not my baby! Where's my baby? I want my baby!" shouted Ann, sounding like a victim of a robbery.
Ruth tried to comfort Ann as Harlow discarded his gloves and gown. Medication flowed freely through the intravenous line. The nurse anesthetist stood beside Ann and gently stroked her hand. Ann was fighting the sedation, and wild thoughts were ripping through her broken heart as she slowly lost consciousness.
"Steven, where are you? They stole my baby! My baby's gone! Help me. Oh God please, help me find my real baby!" cried Ann, lapsing into a state of semi-tranquility.
"Dr. Harlow, her husband's white, isn't he?" whispered Ruth, as if she was trying not to divulge a state secret.
Harlow stared plaintively at Ann. When he remained silent, Ruth decided not to press.
This baby could not be her husband's. Not with their genes, Ruth thought wickedly.
It was a beautiful baby, but someone else was the father, she reasoned, taking a deep breath.
INTERVIEW WITH DARLENE LYONS ON "TABLE TALK WITH DARLENE" IN ATLANTA!
Reinventing myself has long been a favorite pastime. The scariest time was in my early thirties when I shut down my law practice and went to Nashville to write country songs. My big break never broke and I knew I would always be a songwriter trapped in a lawyer's body. I just traded the courtroom for a word processor, and was fortunate enough to have two books published in 2017. One is based on my time in Nashville, and the other is a medical/legal thriller about a couple who go for in vitro fertilization and the woman and her baby receive a death sentence from a mysterious stranger.
RONNIE SPECTOR WAS RIGHT: "I CAN HEAR MUSIC"
The journey from lawyer to writer started when I began to use song lyrics in court. A defendant doctor testified he was compelled to use an outdated surgical procedure. I asked if he was caught in a trap and couldn't walk out, as an image of Elvis singing 'Suspicious Minds' flashed. A witness testified he was a high voltage electrician, and I asked if he was a lineman for the county, as visions of songwriter Jim Webb and Glen Campbell singing 'Wichita Lineman', appeared.
The biggest reason I write is because the stories I have experienced are compelling and need to be told. Getting published was not my most difficult impediment; it was people who give me specious advice. I once pitched a story about two ex-jocks who became law partners. An agent huffily declared "no football player was smart enough to go to law school, let alone two". I told him I would instantly notify ex-Miami Dolphin Nick Buoniconti, attorney and former CEO at U.S. Tobacco, and ex-Minnesota Viking Alan Page, a Supreme Court Justice in Minnesota.
THE BEACH BOYS SAID IT: "FUN, FUN, FUN"
THIS IS THE LINK TO MY LATEST INTERVIEW WITH FIONA MCVIE! HOPE YOU ENJOY!!


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Announcing the Hubble Space Telescope Hidden Gems
2 January 2020: In April 2020, the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope will celebrate 30 years since its launch. ESA/Hubble has produced a commemorative calendar of the telescope's Hidden Gems that is now available for everyone to use and enjoy.
Hubble Watches Interstellar Comet Borisov Speed Past the Sun
12 December 2019: The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has once again captured comet 2I/Borisov streaking through our solar system on its way back into interstellar space. At a breathtaking speed of over 175 000 kilometres per hour, Borisov is one of the fastest comets ever seen. It is only the second interstellar object known to have passed through the Solar System.
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Hubble Captures a Dozen Sunburst Arc Doppelgangers
7 November 2019: Astronomers using the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope have observed a galaxy in the distant regions of the Universe which appears duplicated at least 12 times on the night sky. This unique sight, created by strong gravitational lensing, helps astronomers get a better understanding of the cosmic era known as the epoch of reionisation.
Hubble Captures Cosmic Face
28 October 2019: In celebration of Halloween, this new image from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope captures two galaxies of equal size in a collision that appears to resemble a ghostly face. This observation was made on 19 June 2019 in visible light by the telescope's Advanced Camera for Surveys.
Hubble Observes New Interstellar Visitor
16 October 2019: On 12 October 2019, the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope provided astronomers with their best look yet at an interstellar visitor — Comet 2I/Borisov — which is believed to have arrived here from another planetary system elsewhere in our galaxy.
Hubble Reveals Latest Portrait of Saturn
12 September 2019: The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope's Wide Field Camera 3 observed Saturn on 20 June 2019 as the planet made its closest approach to Earth this year, at approximately 1.36 billion kilometres away.
Hubble Finds Water Vapour on Habitable-Zone Exoplanet for the First Time
11 September 2019: With data from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, water vapour has been detected in the atmosphere of a super-Earth within the habitable zone by University College London (UCL) researchers in a world first. K2-18b, which is eight times the mass of Earth, is now the only planet orbiting a star outside the Solar System, or exoplanet, known to have both water and temperatures that could support life.
Hubble Explores the Formation and Evolution of Star Clusters in the Large Magellanic Cloud
9 September 2019: Just as people of the same age can vary greatly in appearance and shape, so do collections of stars or stellar aggregates. New observations from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope suggest that chronological age alone does not tell the complete story when it comes to the evolution of star clusters.
Hubble Showcases New Portrait of Jupiter
8 August 2019: The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope reveals the intricate, detailed beauty of Jupiter's clouds in this new image taken on 27 June 2019[1]. It features the planet's trademark Great Red Spot and a more intense colour palette in the clouds swirling in the planet's turbulent atmosphere than seen in previous years.
Hubble Discovers Mysterious Black Hole Disc
11 July 2019: Astronomers using the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope have observed an unexpected thin disc of material encircling a supermassive black hole at the heart of the spiral galaxy NGC 3147, located 130 million light-years away.
Hubble Captures Cosmic Fireworks in Ultraviolet
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13 June 2019: Nestled within this field of bright foreground stars lies ESO 495-21, a tiny galaxy with a big heart. ESO 495-21 may be just 3000 light-years across, but that is not stopping the galaxy from furiously forming huge numbers of stars. It may also host a supermassive black hole; this is unusual for a galaxy of its size, and may provide intriguing hints as to how galaxies form and evolve.
Hubble Observes Creative Destruction as Galaxies Collide
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25 April 2019: Hubble's measurements of today's expansion rate do not match the rate that was expected based on how the Universe appeared shortly after the Big Bang over 13 billion years ago. Using new data from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, astronomers have significantly lowered the possibility that this discrepancy is a fluke.
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28 March 2019: Thanks to an impressive collaboration bringing together data from ground-based telescopes, all-sky surveys and space-based facilities — including the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope — a rare self-destructing asteroid called 6478 Gault has been observed.
Hubble & Gaia accurately weigh the Milky Way
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Astronomy: Hubble discovers rare fossil relic of early Milky Way
Publicado miércoles 7 septiembre 2016 | 19:04 GMT -3
A fossilised remnant of the early Milky Way harbouring stars of hugely different ages has been revealed by an international team of astronomers. This stellar system resembles a globular cluster, but is like no other cluster known. It contains stars remarkably similar to the most ancient stars in the Milky Way and bridges the gap in understanding between our galaxy's past and its present.
Bologna, Sept 07, 2016.- Terzan 5, 19 000 light-years from Earth, has been classified as a globular cluster for the forty-odd years since its detection. Now, an Italian-led team of astronomers have discovered that Terzan 5 is like no other globular cluster known.
The team scoured data from the Advanced Camera for Surveys and the Wide Field Camera 3 on board Hubble, as well as from a suite of other ground-based telescopes. They found compelling evidence that there are two distinct kinds of stars in Terzan 5 which not only differ in the elements they contain, but have an age-gap of roughly 7 billion years .
The ages of the two populations indicate that the star formation process in Terzan 5 was not continuous, but was dominated by two distinct bursts of star formation. "This requires the Terzan 5 ancestor to have large amounts of gas for a second generation of stars and to be quite massive. At least 100 million times the mass of the Sun," explains Davide Massari, co-author of the study, from INAF, Italy, and the University of Gröningen, Netherlands.
Its unusual properties make Terzan 5 the ideal candidate for a living fossil from the early days of the Milky Way. Current theories on galaxy formation assume that vast clumps of gas and stars interacted to form the primordial bulge of the Milky Way, merging and dissolving in the process.
"We think that some remnants of these gaseous clumps could remain relatively undisrupted and keep existing embedded within the galaxy," explains Francesco Ferraro from the University of Bologna, Italy, and lead author of the study. "Such galactic fossils allow astronomers to reconstruct an important piece of the history of our Milky Way."
While the properties of Terzan 5 are uncommon for a globular cluster, they are very similar to the stellar population which can be found in the galactic bulge, the tightly packed central region of the Milky Way. These similarities could make Terzan 5 a fossilised relic of galaxy formation, representing one of the earliest building blocks of the Milky Way.
This assumption is strengthened by the original mass of Terzan 5 necessary to create two stellar populations: a mass similar to the huge clumps which are assumed to have formed the bulge during galaxy assembly around 12 billion years ago. Somehow Terzan 5 has managed to survive being disrupted for billions of years, and has been preserved as a remnant of the distant past of the Milky Way.
"Some characteristics of Terzan 5 resemble those detected in the giant clumps we see in star-forming galaxies at high-redshift, suggesting that similar assembling processes occurred in the local and in the distant Universe at the epoch of galaxy formation," continues Ferraro.
Hence, this discovery paves the way for a better and more complete understanding of galaxy assembly. "Terzan 5 could represent an intriguing link between the local and the distant Universe, a surviving witness of the Galactic bulge assembly process," explains Ferraro while commenting on the importance of the discovery. The research presents a possible route for astronomers to unravel the mysteries of galaxy formation, and offers an unrivaled view into the complicated history of the Milky Way.
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import http from 'http';
import assert from 'assert';
/* eslint import/no-extraneous-dependencies: ["error", {"peerDependencies": true}] */
import request from 'request';
import chai, { expect, should } from 'chai';
// import chaiAsPromised from 'chai-as-promised';

// chai.use(chaiAsPromised);
// should();
/* global describe it expect:true */

let testToken = null;

describe('Test API Node Server', () => {
  it('should return 200', (done) => {
    http.get('http://127.0.0.1:8080', (res) => {
      assert.equal(200, res.statusCode);
      done();
    });
  });
});

describe('Test Graphql Endpoint without query and authorization', () => {
  it('should return a bad request 400', (done) => {
    http.get('http://127.0.0.1:8080/graphql', (res) => {
      assert.equal(400, res.statusCode);
      done();
    });
  });
});

describe('Test token generation without any Oauth2', () => {
  it('should return a unauthorized request 401', (done) => {
    http.get('http://127.0.0.1:8080/token', (res) => {
      assert.equal(401, res.statusCode);
      done();
    });
  });
});

describe('Test token generation with Oauth2', () => {
  it('should return with a token', (done) => {
    const options = { method: 'POST',
      uri: 'http://localhost:8080/token',
      headers:
       { authorization: 'Basic YXNob2s6YXNob2s=',
         'content-type': 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded' },
      form:
       { grant_type: 'password',
         clientId: 'android',
         clientSecret: 'SomeRandomCharsAndNumbers',
         username: 'ashok',
         password: 'a' },
    };
    request(options, (error, response, body) => {
      expect(response.statusCode).to.equal(200);
      const bodyTmp = JSON.parse(body);
      const tokenTmp = bodyTmp.access_token;
      testToken = `Bearer ${tokenTmp}`;
      // console.log(testToken);
      done();
    });
  }).timeout(15000);
});

describe('Get all users with generated Token', () => {
  it('should return with a valid respose', (done) => {
    const options = { method: 'GET',
      url: 'http://localhost:8080/api/users',
      headers: { 'postman-token': '71a554ba-48a7-f6ca-ae95-2dfb4306da91',
        'cache-control': 'no-cache',
        authorization: testToken,
        'content-type': 'application/json' },
      body: { username: 'ashok', password: 'ashok' },
      json: true };

    request(options, (error, response, body) => {
      if (error) throw new Error(error);
      expect(response.statusCode).to.equal(200);
      expect(body).to.not.be.undefined;
      done();
    });
  }).timeout(15000);
});

describe('Graphql with query:tests', () => {
  it('should return with a valid respose', (done) => {
    const options = { method: 'POST',
      url: 'http://localhost:8080/graphqlauth',
      headers: { 'postman-token': 'a439e009-dfe1-ee17-ef76-a24a9c3fe301',
        'cache-control': 'no-cache',
        authorization: testToken,
        accept: 'application/json',
        'content-type': 'application/json' },
      body: '{"query":"query{  tests{ clientId token  userId { _id hashedPassword username } } }","variables":null}' };

    request(options, (error, response, body) => {
      if (error) throw new Error(error);
      expect(response.statusCode).to.equal(200);
      expect(body).to.not.be.undefined;
      const bodyTmp = JSON.parse(body);
      const errorTmp = bodyTmp.errors;
      expect(errorTmp).to.be.undefined;
      done();
    });
  }).timeout(15000);
});

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Bluebonnets sind violett blühende Arten der Gattung Lupinen, die vorwiegend im Südwesten der Vereinigten Staaten vorkommen und die Staatsblumen von Texas sind. Die Form der Blütenblätter der Blume ähnelt der Haube (bonnet), die von amerikanischen Pionierfrauen getragen wurde, um sich vor der Sonne zu schützen.

Arten
Zu den Arten, die oft als Bluebonnets bezeichnet werden, gehören:
 Lupinus argenteus , Silberne Lupine
 Lupinus concinnus , Bajada-Lupine
 Lupinus havardii , Big Bend bluebonnet oder Chisos bluebonnet
 Lupinus perennis , Wilde Lupine oder Blaue Lupine
 Lupinus plattensis , Nebraska-Lupine
 Lupinus subcarnosus , Sandyland bluebonnet oder Büffelklee
 Lupinus texensis , Texas Bluebonnet oder Texas-Lupine

Geschichte
Am 7. März 1901 wurde Lupinus subcarnosus als einzige Art von Bluebonnet als Staatsblume von Texas anerkannt; allerdings galt Lupinus texensis als Favorit der meisten Texaner. Daher machte die texanische Legislative 1971 jede ähnliche Lupinen-Art, die in Texas vorkommt ebenfalls zur Staatsblume.

In Anlehnung an Lady Bird Johnsons Bemühungen um die Verschönerung der Highways in den Vereinigten Staaten (siehe Highway Beautification Act) regte sie nach ihrem Ausscheiden aus dem Weißen Haus die Anpflanzung einheimischer Pflanzen entlang der texanischen Highways an. Die Blüten der Bluebonnets sind heute im Frühjahr ein häufiger Anblick entlang dieser Highways. Sie dienen als beliebte Kulisse für Familienfotos, und das Department of Public Safety gibt Sicherheitsempfehlungen in Bezug auf Autofahrer heraus, die von den Highways abfahren, um solche Fotos zu machen.

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The City of Carmel is in Clay Township in Hamilton County, Indiana, United States. A suburb of Indianapolis, it lies about 25 miles northeast of the city's downtown. With a population of 91,198, the city spans 47 square miles (120 km2) across Clay Township in Hamilton County, Indiana, and is bordered by the White River to the east; Michigan Road (U.S. 421) and the county line to the west; 96th Street to the south and 146th Street to the north. Although Carmel had one of the nation's first stoplights, it is now known as the "Roundabout Capital of the U.S." because it has more roundabouts than any city in America (122 as of January 2019).
It is often cited as one of the Best Places to Live in America by Money magazine (No. 1 in 2012, No. 3 in 2018) and other surveys such as Wallet Hub, Niche, and SafeWise. The City has also been honored for being one of the safest in America, and best place to launch a career and to raise a family.
Carmel was originally called "Bethlehem". It was platted and recorded in 1837 by Daniel Warren, Alexander Mills, John Phelps, and Seth Green. The original settlers were predominantly Quakers. Today, the plot first established in Bethlehem, located at the intersection of Rangeline Road and Main Street, is marked by a clock tower, donated by the local Rotary Club in 2002. The town of Bethlehem was renamed "Carmel" in 1874, due to the need of a post office, at which time it was incorporated.
In 1924, one of the first automatic traffic signals in the U.S. was installed at the intersection of Main Street and Rangeline Road. The signal was the invention of Leslie Haines and is currently in the old train station on the Monon Trail.
Carmel occupies the southwestern part of Hamilton County, adjacent to Indianapolis and, with the annexation of Home Place in 2018, is now entirely coextensive with Clay Township. It is bordered to the north by Westfield, to the northeast by Noblesville, to the east by Fishers, to the south by Indianapolis in Marion County, and to the west by Zionsville. The center of Carmel is 15 miles north of the center of Indianapolis.
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Listed as #1 best place in US to launch a career by Money Magazine in 2018
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Was not in building very long.
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Service was fantastic at this location. I will return for all my future oil changes. Quick and thorough!
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I know I can always count on manager, John Cromley to take good care of my car.
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Great service and friendly staff!! Would highly recommend!!
John provided great service. Swapped out my race car tires in no time. Thank you!


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module VagrantPlugins
  module DockerProvider
    module Action
      class PrepareNFSSettings
        include Vagrant::Util::Retryable

        def initialize(app, env)
          @app = app
          @logger = Log4r::Logger.new("vagrant::action::vm::nfs")
        end

        def call(env)
          @machine = env[:machine]

          @app.call(env)

          if using_nfs? && !privileged_container?
            raise Errors::NfsWithoutPrivilegedError
          end

          if using_nfs?
            @logger.info("Using NFS, preparing NFS settings by reading host IP and machine IP")
            add_ips_to_env!(env)
          end
        end

        # We're using NFS if we have any synced folder with NFS configured. If
        # we are not using NFS we don't need to do the extra work to
        # populate these fields in the environment.
        def using_nfs?
          @machine.config.vm.synced_folders.any? { |_, opts| opts[:type] == :nfs }
        end

        def privileged_container?
          @machine.provider.driver.privileged?(@machine.id)
        end

        # Extracts the proper host and guest IPs for NFS mounts and stores them
        # in the environment for the SyncedFolder action to use them in
        # mounting.
        #
        # The ! indicates that this method modifies its argument.
        def add_ips_to_env!(env)
          provider = env[:machine].provider

          host_ip    = provider.driver.docker_bridge_ip
          machine_ip = provider.ssh_info[:host]

          raise Vagrant::Errors::NFSNoHostonlyNetwork if !host_ip || !machine_ip

          env[:nfs_host_ip]    = host_ip
          env[:nfs_machine_ip] = machine_ip
        end
      end
    end
  end
end