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Meg's Boutique: OOTD- Where the hell is Wally?
When you're a student finding fancy dress outfits is almost as important as finding regular outfits and it's always good to find them on a budget (particularly as you'll probably only end up wearing them once or twice!). With this in mind I thought I'd show you what I wore last Monday night. It was our first Guys and Dolls clubbing social and as I'm one of the social secretaries for Sheffield University Performing Arts Society (I'll call it SUPAS from now on...) it was down to me to choose a theme. I instantly went for 'where's wally?' as I thought it was easy, fun, not too daunting for the freshers and could easily be done for a budget...and I was right as everyone loved the theme and I only spent a grand total of £2 on my costume- bargain!
You probably know by now that I'm the one second from the left with the blonde bob...but how gorgeous do my girls look even dressed as wallys! Anyway I basically I wanted to save lots of money by using things I already had, so I wore my high waisted navy Topshop shorts, white Primark ankle socks and ASDA brogues on my bottom half. The blue shorts were in keeping with the theme and defined my figure and I thought the ankle sock and brogue combination gave the outfit a cutsie look. I also already had the glasses, because I bought them to dress up as a geek last year and they've turned out to be a very good investment.
TOP TIP- If you ever need cheap chunky black framed glasses to be a school girl, geek or wally, then just pop the lenses out of cinema 3D glasses, lots of people did it for the social and it worked a treat.
I was actually lacking the main ingredient- a red and white stripey top, but after scouring the whole of Sheffield high street in search of a cheap one and only finding a £20 one in Topshop, I decided just to ask my friends and the first person I asked happened to have one. So if in doubt just ask around and someone is bound to have what you want!
I fancied adding a few extra wallyish touches, so I painted my nails alternately with Rimmel's I love lasting finish in 030 double decker red and natural collection's nail tip whitener. I thought it looked pretty effective and on a side note, both these nail polishes are super cheap and really good quality for what you pay.
Me and my friends, Emily and Cath, also really wanted where's wally bobble hats so we bought £2 Primark white chunky knit hats (which are an absolute steal as I would definitely wear them in the Winter) and then made red pom poms and sowed them on top. It's very easy to make pom poms, I can still remember how to do it from my Brownie days and I'd be happy to do a post on it if anyone wants to know how to make them.
Can you see what we were trying to do here?
Will, who is on the end, wrapped black tape around his yellow top to be the bad guy, Nick wore his dressing gown to be the wizard (lol) and Josh wrapped white tape around his red top and fashioned a hat out of boxers wrapped in white tape (another lol) to be the dog.
Have you ever dressed up for a where's wally themed event? Or have you managed to create some other good budget fancy dress costumes?
Hope you have a fabulous night!
haha this made me laugh so much, this looks like an amazing night!
Haha great post, your outfit was so cute with the socks and brogues!
Angie- aww thank you, that's so sweet! and I love the Meg's Missing idea hahaha Yes defo get the natural collection one, it's so cheap!
cool post haha! I totally fall for your awesome shorts. Your make-up looks very nice too.


Psalm 16:8, 9, 11 – I keep the Lord always before me; because He is at my right hand, I shall not be moved. Therefore my heart is glad and my soul rejoices; my body also rests secure . . . You show me the path of life. In your presence there is fullness of joy; in your right hand are pleasures forevermore.
Like some of you, I grew up in the dark ages, when there were no stores open on Sunday. Our routine as a family included Sunday School, worship, home-cooked lunch, and then the afternoon drive to Grandma Ella's house. My brother, Gene, and I always hoped that some of our many cousins had also made the journey to spend the afternoon. If the weather was good, we'd play outside. If not, we'd sit around the living room, baking from the heat of the wood stove, freezing if we had to make a pit stop to the bathroom. There was no TV, no cell phones, nothing electronic – only stories, laughter, the Sunday comics (in color) and lots of family time.
Today, it's an oddity that something is closed on Sunday. No chicken sandwiches from the restaurant in red. However, if you need groceries, lumber or new shoes, you can find it! Plenty of stores are open for your shopping pleasure.
How can we take time to stop and rest – to practice Sabbath? All of us need time for spiritual renewal and re-creation. Sabbath can also be practiced in different ways. For some, gardening or cooking is a renewing, refreshing activity and for some, it's work. The goal: don't do anything that you might put on a to-do list. All of us need to find a place of rest that can draw us back to God and fill us with joy and peace.
Prayer: Holy God, you have created us to need rest and renewal. Help us to make room for Sabbath rest. Show us ways we can be faithful to You as we rest. In Christ's name, Amen.
Name 3 activities that are renewing and refreshing for you.
Name 3 times when you feel closest to God.
What can you do differently in your life and/or your family life so that you can spend more time in Sabbath rest?


Since the start of 2018, Russia's pipeline crude oil exports to China have been growing, while its seaborne shipments to Europe have been falling.
At the beginning of this year, Russia doubled the capacity of pipeline exports to China, where it has been the top oil supplier for more than a year after overtaking OPEC's top exporter and de facto leader Saudi Arabia last year.
While Russia is trying to get a bigger chunk of the fast-growing Chinese oil market, it is doing so at the expense of its number-one oil customer, Europe. Decreased seaborne crude oil shipments to Europe may prompt European refiners to buy more Middle Eastern barrels and crude oil from the U.S., analysts say. In addition, lower Russian seaborne shipments could add to the woes of the tanker freight sector, which is also feeling the decline of OPEC's exports due to the oil cuts pact and an oversupply of tankers.
According to loading programs obtained by Bloomberg, Russia's crude oil exports from its western ports on the Black and Baltic Seas—most of which go to Europe—will have dropped by 19 percent to 1.86 million bpd between January and May 2018. At the same time, Russia's exports via pipeline to China soared 43 percent to around 750,000 bpd in Q1 2018, data by pipeline operator Transneft shows.
In March, Russia kept its top oil supplier spot to China for a 13th month running, with exports up 23.6 percent on the year to 1.36 million bpd, ahead of Saudi Arabia's 1.09 million bpd exports. Russian oil exports to China jumped 22 percent annually in the first quarter of 2018.
"The Middle East will have less medium-sour crudes going to Asia because of the growth in Russian volumes, so then they would push those barrels into Europe," Gelder told Bloomberg.
The decreased Russian oil shipments to Europe are currently not affecting crude prices of the Urals grade, because a number of European refineries are undergoing scheduled maintenance. Moreover, increased U.S. oil intake into Europe—combined with the current maintenance season ahead of the summer peak gasoline demand—has led to the Russian Urals grade trading at four-year-lows in Europe, according to Bloomberg data.
U.S. crude oil and condensate exports to Europe are expected to have hit an all-time high of around 550,000 bpd in April, according to shipping programs, and traders expect the record pace to continue this year as U.S. oil grows ever more popular with European refiners, often at the expense of oil cargoes from OPEC nations and Russia.
According to Reuters data, Europe was the destination of 7 percent of all U.S. oil exports in 2017, but that percentage has now increased to 12 percent this year.
Total U.S. crude oil exports hit a record high of 2.331 million bpd for the week to April 20, EIA data shows, supported by a wider discount of WTI to Brent, which is now around $6 a barrel, compared to half of that—around $3 per barrel—in early March.
Russia's pivot to increase its oil exports to China is upending market shares and oil flows on the market globally. Russia is now China's number one oil supplier, ahead of the leading Middle Eastern exporter Saudi Arabia. At the same time, lower Russian oil cargoes to Europe could leave European refiners looking to buy more Middle Eastern and U.S. oil. With the WTI/Brent spread so wide, U.S. shipments to Europe this summer could set new records at the expense of both Middle Eastern (OPEC) producers and Russia.
This news is no surprise to me. In response to European economic sanctions on Russia, they have decided to "pivot" towards Asia and away from Europe. Russia now is sending all it's high quality crude to China and India and the rest of Asia. The quality of the Russian crude oil going to Europe has been steadily dropping for a few years now as a result. So the Europeans have only themselves to blame for this by imposing economic sanctions on Russia and thus they are having to blend oil from the USA and the middle east to raise the quality up so their refineries can still handle the declining volumes and quality of Russian crude without expensive uprgading of their refinery equipment. So the volume of Russian oil reaching Europe is steadily dropping as Russia is opening up pipeline taps to Asia and diverting their high quality oil which used to go to Europe, to Asia instead. Thus only the "dregs" or lower quality high sulfur oil is being shipped to Europe. When will the Europeans learn not to listen to the Americans who have their own agenda they want to serve first rather than what is best for Europe?
Well, this is very good for Russia. Europe is always whining about "dependence on Russian energy"...now they should be happy to be dependent on US oil instead !
Russia should also sell more gas to China and less to Europe....Russia can help Europe to be independent of Russian energy !
Russia will fail every time because it is and has been a mobster economy. Putin simply tapped into that mobster culture and became a billionaire on the backs of the Russian people. It is sad because there is so much potential that could be unleashed if the Russian people were free of threat and fear from an alien government. .... An alien government is one that is not truly of the people.
Maybe this is why French President Macron wants to turn Russia back to the West. Good luck with that. President Putin's is getting rid of PM Dmitry Medvedev who is too aligned with the West. As others have stated, you can only sanction a country so long before it looks to its other options, and China is it.
like to maintain a "historic and strategic dialogue" with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.
"He stressed that he perceives Russia as "part of Europe..."
America, and Europe want to hit Russia with, what are, in my book, illegal, and unnecessary sanctions, why should they care about Europe.
You have the yanks supporting a criminal government running the Ukraine, who owe Russia millions in in back payments, and then trying to muscle in by shipping oil from the states, at a far higher price to Europe. Those governments don't care about the fact that the people will be forced to pay higher prices just because of their pathetic attitude towards Putin. Probably due to some extent, that Russians love their leader, when in the West, people for the most part, hate theirs.
If exporting to Asia keeps the Russian economy afloat, good luck to them.


Last year, chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cell therapy was recognized as the Advance of the Year in the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Report for its demonstrated benefits in certain blood cancers and its potential in many other tumor types. At this year's ASCO annual meeting, the interest in CAR T cell therapy remains strong with the availability of more data for approved and investigational therapies.
DR. JEREMY ABRAMSON FROM MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL BELIEVES THAT MANY QUESTIONS ABOUT CAR T CELL THERAPIES WILL BE ADDRESSED AT THIS YEAR'S ASCO ANNUAL MEETING.
The first investigational CAR T cells were developed over 30 years ago, using genetic engineering advances with the goal to reprogram a patient's immune system to recognize and attack cancer cells. Early attempts were lackluster; the engineered T cells were slow to reproduce, died quickly and produced weak immune responses that weren't effective at killing tumor cells.
Advances in genetic engineering tools and techniques, as well as a far better understanding of the human genome, have advanced this type of technology. Over the past five years, the number of clinical trials involving CAR T cell therapies has skyrocketed from just a handful to more than 180.
In 2017, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the first two CAR T cell therapies — one for children with relapsed or refractory acute lymphoblastic leukemia and another for non-Hodgkin lymphoma in adults who have failed at least two other kinds of treatment.
These are just two examples of diseases for which CAR T cell therapy represents a radically different therapeutic approach.
"CAR T cells are specifically engineered to recognize, go after and attack the cancer cells," Abramson said.
CAR T CELL THERAPY BEGINS BY REMOVING A PATIENT'S T CELLS, WHICH FIGHT INFECTIONS IN THE BODY, THROUGH A BLOOD DRAW. THOSE CELLS ARE THEN SENT TO A MANUFACTURING SITE WHERE THEY ARE GENETICALLY ENGINEERED TO RECOGNIZE AND ATTACH TO ANTIGENS EXPRESSED ON CANCER CELLS AND SOME NORMAL CELLS. PATIENTS THEN RECEIVE CHEMOTHERAPY BEFORE THESE PROGRAMMED CELLS ARE RETURNED TO THEIR BODIES TO SEEK AND ATTACK CANCER CELLS. PATIENTS ARE MONITORED FOR SIDE EFFECTS AFTER CAR T CELL THERAPY.
While the first two CAR T therapies have been approved, Abramson notes that many questions remain, including CAR T cell therapy production, safety and longevity.
Scientists are still fine-tuning the process of creating CAR T cell therapies. For instance, studies continue around different ratios of two subtypes of T cells—CD4+ and CD8+ T cells— that may behave differently. That's because CD8+ T cells have a cancer-killing effect, while CD4+ T cells produce chemical messages that boost T cell production. Finding the right ratio of CAR T cells created from these subtypes may impact the efficacy and safety of these treatments, according to Abramson. But the clinical significance of CD4:CD8 ratio remains unknown.
We are studying ways to make these therapies work better, designing more effective CAR T cells that may target different or multiple cancer proteins and combining them with other medications.
Adverse events that have been noted in trials of CAR T cell therapy include cytokine release syndrome (CRS) and neurotoxicity. CRS symptoms include fever, nausea, or headaches, and neurotoxicity symptoms include delirium, headaches and problems speaking. ASCO attendees will get a better understanding of the severity and timing of these and other potential safety issues as well as insight into paths for their prevention and treatment.
As for the durability of CAR T cell therapies, Abramson believes there's work to be done.
So far, CAR T cell therapies have only been approved for the treatment of blood cancers. The major challenge in solid tumors, such as lung and breast cancers, has been identifying a target that's restricted to the tumor, so the CAR T cells don't also attack the patient's healthy cells.
CAR T cells kill healthy immune cells called B lymphocytes, for instance, as well as lymphoma cells, but patients can often do without those particular cells. But a treatment that attacked an entire organ — or organs — would have catastrophic effects.
According to Abramson, one potential way to get around the problem may be to create CAR T cells that attack only when they encounter a specific combination of targets. While a single protein might be shared by cancer and healthy cells, researchers are searching for patterns of multiple targets only found on cancer cells. Whether or not this tactic succeeds, Abramson is optimistic that scientists can find a way.
Dr. Abramson is a lead principal investigator for Juno and has consultant/advisory roles with Celgene.
Last year, Americans took more prescription medicines than ever before due in part to efforts to improve adherence. In addition, the number of new medications approved more than doubled from 2016. But if you think the country is paying substantially more at the pharmacy as a result, you may be surprised.
Prescription medication spending increased just 0.6 percent last year, less than the rate of inflation and the lowest growth rate since 2012, according to a report published by the IQVIA Institute for Human Data Science. Murray Aitken, executive director of the IQVIA Institute, explains why prescription spending growth has remained in check, why growth in prescription spending isn't necessarily a bad thing and what we can expect in the near future.
MURRAY AITKEN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE IQVIA INSTITUTE, BELIEVES HIGH GROWTH IN PRESCRIPTION SPENDING CAN REPRESENT GOOD VALUE IN TERMS OF LONGER, HEALTHIER LIVES.
Why was the growth rate for prescription medication spending just 0.6 percent in 2017?
What happened in 2014 and 2015 that caused those high rates of growth in prescription spending?
"Between 2014 and 2015, we saw the rise and fall of hepatitis C spending, as therapies that cured a significant number of patients were introduced. Since that wave of innovation, spending has grown more slowly.
How are the prescription spending growth rates in your report different from those that we see elsewhere?
Are patients paying more for prescription medications because of price increases?
"Over the past five years, patient out-of-pocket costs have actually declined by 15 percent to $8.69 per prescription on average in 2017. These lower out-of-pocket costs are due to higher usage of generics and manufacturers' coupons.
What is the outlook for prescription spending and patient costs over the next few years?
More than 32,000 oncology professionals will soon gather in Chicago for the 2018 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting. This year's meeting, with a theme of "Delivering Discoveries: Expanding the Reach of Precision Medicine," promises to be the most exciting yet because researchers are further unraveling the different mechanisms by which cancer starts, grows and metastasizes, as well as how the immune system responds to it.
This progress is ushering in a new era of precision medicine, according to Wim Souverijns, Corporate Vice President of Global Marketing for Hematology & Oncology at Celgene. Much of the research Celgene will present at this year's meeting includes updates on its chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cell therapy platforms, as well new data related its investigational pipeline across hematologic malignancies and solid tumors.
One area of personalized medicine with incredible potential in cancer is CAR T cell technology. This process involves a patient's immune cells being collected, modified in a laboratory to recognize cancer cells and reinfused to attack the cancer.
At this year's ASCO meeting, Souverijns is looking forward to seeing longer-term safety and outcome data for several clinical trials involving investigational CAR T cell therapies in relapsed or refractory patients with difficult to treat blood cancers like multiple myeloma and diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.
While these therapies come with great promise, their safety profile needs to be properly characterized to ensure appropriate use of these therapies, Souverijns explains. At ASCO he expects further insights about particular side effects such as cytokine release syndrome (CRS) and neurotoxicity.
Three years ago, most patients were getting doublets, and people were questioning the need for triplets. Today, people are talking about quadruplets.
The big hope is that CAR T cell therapies will be able to go beyond hematological malignancies and effectively target solid tumors as well. Preclinical data of CAR T cell therapies in solid tumors are emerging. The challenge, though, is that solid tumors often aren't responsive to treatment simply because therapies physically can't reach the tumor.
AT THIS YEAR'S AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CLINICAL ONCOLOGY MEETING, ATTENDEES WILL DISCUSS ADVANCES IN CANCER RESEARCH, INCLUDING ADVANCES IN CAR T CELL THERAPY AND COMBINATION THERAPIES BUILT ON THE FOUNDATION OF IMMUNOMODULATORS.
At last year's ASCO conference, clinicians saw data combining immunomodulators with other therapies to treat diseases like multiple myeloma. Souverijns expects to see even more data from trials this year testing combination therapies. While these combinations used to focus on later lines of treatment when patients have exhausted other options, the new data are showing options for earlier patient segments as well.
More seems like it may be better as more triplet therapies are being approved and utilized, while even quadruplets are being tested now. This is something he expects will be discussed at length at the conference as doctors are realizing that adding new therapies to the foundation of an immunomodulator may drive better outcomes.
For all the potential advancements, Celgene's Vice President, U.S. Medical Affairs Teng Jin Ong, M.D., pointed to precision medicine at this year's conference.
Many of the 1.6 million Americans living with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) struggle to find an effective treatment, leaving them with pain, fatigue and other symptoms that directly affect their lives but may not be obvious to others. Although more than 380 active clinical trials are exploring investigational treatment options for the two most common forms of IBD—Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis—many patients either don't know of these studies or don't understand the possible benefits of participating.
As patients and advocates work to bring visibility to this disease during this year's Crohn's and Colitis Awareness Week (December 1-7), Dr. Bruce Sands, a gastroenterologist at Mount Sinai Hospital and the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York, explains why some people living with IBD could benefit from discussing clinical trials with their doctors.
DR. BRUCE SANDS, A GASTROENTEROLOGIST AT MOUNT SINAI Hospital and the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai IN NEW YORK, EXPLAINS WHY SOME PEOPLE LIVING WITH IBD COULD BENEFIT FROM DISCUSSING CLINICAL TRIALS WITH THEIR DOCTORS.
Why are some people living with IBD unaware that there are clinical trials for their disease?
How do you address patients' concerns about enrolling in a trial?
We continue to see progress by studying investigational medications that may provide patients with better symptom relief and disease control.
What do you tell patients who qualify for a clinical trial?
Why is it important that we continue to explore new treatments for Crohn's and ulcerative colitis?
How hopeful are you about the future of IBD treatment?
On the wall next to her computer, Tracey Iraca, Executive Director of the Myelodysplastic Syndromes (MDS) Foundation, Inc., keeps a photo of former board member Bob Weinberg and his dog, Milkshake.
EARLIER THIS YEAR, TRACEY IRACA WAS NAMED THE NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE MYELODYSPLASTIC SYNDROMES FOUNDATION.
When Weinberg was diagnosed with MDS in 1998, doctors offered him a stem cell transplant, a risky procedure that could have ended or extended his life. Like many, he struggled with finding a suitable match. Weinberg decided against the procedure because there was no guarantee he would be able to live his life "without limits" and he did not want to risk the opportunity to see his daughter grow up.
Fifteen years later, when Weinberg's condition deteriorated, he tried to get a transplant but was too sick to qualify. He passed away shortly thereafter.
With limited treatment options, many of the estimated 60,000 MDS patients in the United States today still face difficult choices. Iraca is hoping to raise greater awareness of this issue during this year's MDS World Awareness Day and through her new role at the foundation.
Iraca was first hired by the foundation in 2004, as a patient coordinator to write thank you notes to donors and send requested information to patients. Like many of the patients she sent information, Iraca knew little about this rare disease in which the bone marrow does not make enough healthy blood cells. But as she took on more responsibilities, she began to understand the unique challenges that MDS patients face.
One of those challenges is that the disease is difficult to diagnose, often leading to treatment delays. Not all primary care physicians are aware of this rare disease, so they may not recognize low blood counts as a reason to send patients to a hematologist for a bone marrow biopsy, which is necessary to diagnose MDS.
AS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE MYELODYSPLASTIC SYNDROMES FOUNDATION, IRACA (FAR RIGHT) HAS BEEN MEETING PATIENTS AND LEARNING MORE ABOUT THEIR NEEDS FOR OVER 13 YEARS.
As the MDS Foundation grew from its humble roots in a carriage house in Crosswicks, NJ, it began referring patients to over 175 MDS Centers of Excellence around the world to get proper diagnosis and treatment from specialists. These centers all have appropriately trained medical staff and meet other quality measures.
Since joining the foundation, Iraca has seen considerable improvements in the medical understanding of MDS. The number of annual references to the disease in scientific publications has increased 33 percent over the past decade, from 739 in 2007 to 980 in 2016. That research has helped uncover the role that the immune system plays in the development of MDS.
Despite that progress, treatments advances for MDS have been few and far between over the past decade. Stem cell transplants remain the only potential cure. But, as Weinberg's experience exemplified, that approach comes with risks that some patients don't want to take, and many other patients are ineligible because of their health.
The field is changing, and so much research is happening. We have many reasons to be hopeful for the future of MDS.
Most patients rely on supportive therapy such a transfusions to raise their low blood counts and treatments for infections. As a result, the median survival for high-risk MDS is still just two years.
Given the rise in MDS research, the foundation realized the need to educate patients and professionals alike. So they began hosting patient forums, support groups and international conferences focused specifically on the disease.
It's at these events that Iraca continues to find inspiration from patients and family members who gather to learn more about MDS. She sees their excitement when meeting researchers and asking them questions. They learn coping mechanisms and ways to manage treatment side effects from other patients.
IRACA (SECOND FROM LEFT) AND COLLEAGUES HAVE TRAVELED AROUND THE WORLD HIGHLIGHTING THE NEED FOR MORE MDS RESEARCH AT MEDICAL CONFERENCES, INCLUDING THE 21st CONGRESS OF THE EUROPEAN HEMATOLOGY ASSOCIATION IN COPENHAGEN.
As for working with professionals, the MDS Foundation is expanding its educational efforts. They sponsor an international conference every other year and are looking to adding more regionally based professional events in the off-years in countries such as Australia, Brazil and Israel.
They have also established MDS-specific sessions during general medical conferences, including the American Society of Hematology annual meeting. Iraca has been surprised by the interest in and attendance at these sessions, which are often standing room only.


The Orioles and Washington Nationals play their annual series this week, and while it's not a "real" rivalry, it's still a fun one for fans. Press play or read below for more.
It's one of my favorite weeks in Birdland, where the Orioles and Nationals compete for the MASN Cup, or the "Battle of the Beltways" or whatever you want to call it. And yes, for those of you from outside the Mid-Atlantic region, it is "beltways," plural. There are indeed two of them.
These two teams have met 60 times over the past decade in what is obviously one of the more manufactured "rivalries" in baseball. This one doesn't have the same meaning as Giants-Dodgers or Cubs-Cardinals. It doesn't have the history of Yankees-Red Sox, but it's still fun in its own right.
Part of what makes the Orioles and Nationals so unique is the fact that they share a television network, and all of the controversy that surrounds MASN's revenue. The Nats' relocation from Montreal as the Expos in 2005 also led to a uniform change, not just for them, but the Orioles as well. In 2009, the O's put "Baltimore" back on their road jersey for the first time in decades. I think there's a reason for that.
The Orioles and Nationals have also followed similar paths to their relative success in the last five years. The Nats made their first-ever postseason appearance in 2012, the same season the Orioles ended a 14-year playoff drought. Each team has had high expectations over the last few years, but neither has been able to break through for a pennant. In this particular series, the O's own a 36-24 record against the Nats and are 7-1-3 in series.
There's also the added storyline this week of seeing Matt Wieters return to Baltimore as a member of the Nationals. Here's hoping the fans stand and applaud before he goes 0-for-4 in each game of the series (seriously, don't make the O's pay, Matt).
Look, after everything the Orioles went through last week with their real division "rivals" from Boston and New York, it's nice to have a little bit of fake rivalry to sink your teeth into this week. I for one, enjoy the manufactured rivalry, as long as the O's continue to swat the (G)Nats the way they have in the past.


Man, we haven't heard Planet Asia in FOREVER. Admittedly, this is probably because we're not listening as closely to hip-hop as we should. Boston duo Blak Madeen has teamed up with the legend for a classic. Album drops Jan.15th.


Rovi Corporation released findings from a sponsored survey of pay-TV and over-the-top content subscribers in the U.S., Europe and Asia. The global study aimed to uncover trends in viewer behavior related to discovery, search, and recommendations for entertainment content and programming.
Above all, the survey revealed that despite widespread panic among traditional pay-TV providers over subscribers cutting the cord, only 3% of global viewers had actually done so.
Moreover, instead of service fees, the survey found difficulty of content discovery to be chief among viewers‰Ûª woes.
Overwhelmingly, consumers are willing to pay for entertainment programming, provided they can find it.
The research findings were the result of an online survey of 4,000 pay-TV and OTT subscribers across 7 countries worldwide with 1,000 interviews completed in the U.S., and 500 interviews completed each in the U.K., France, Germany, China, Japan, and India.
According to AudienceSCAN, 16% of U.S. adults consider themselves to be cord cutters. But consider this, 41% are still getting most of their local news from TV and 15% are getting it from newspapers. They're not ignoring ads, either: 42% took action after seeing a commercial on TV in the past 30 days. And it wouldn't hurt your advertisers to reach out to them with ads on social networks too, because they are 70% more likely than average consumers to take action from those marketing efforts.


In 2015, East Providence homeowners Katie and Manny Santos found themselves with the difficult task of hiring the right contractor for their much-needed roofing, siding, window, and deck renovation. They set out to get a few estimates and gather some information, but quickly learned that it can be difficult navigating through the false deals and high-pressured sales tactics out there. The Santos family is thrilled that their path ultimately led to Marshall Building & Remodeling.
What made you call Marshall Building & Remodeling?
We actually were working with another company and just did not feel comfortable with them or their contract. After speaking to a couple of people who mentioned Marshall Building, we gave them a call to get a comparison quote and ask questions about the process.
What was your experience working with the Marshalls?
From the moment I called the office I felt comfortable. I explained our situation to Anne Marshall and she immediately put us in touch with owner, Dave Marshall. Dave provided us with great guidance on how to navigate the entire process. He gave his opinion on design and always considered our budget as well as what would "make sense" for our house. We never felt like he was trying to "sell" us anything or steer us in a direction we were not looking to go in. Dave listened to our needs and wishes, and was able to help us not only replace the windows (which was the original plan), but to also get vinyl siding, a new deck, front landing, roof and doors.
What did you think about the crews who worked on your home?
We felt like Shawn, Danny and Taylor became part of the family. They were always polite and respectful. My kids loved having them around and watching the work get done. They encountered a couple of problems but always worked through them and never complained. I work from home, but never was made to feel like I was a nuisance or bother… although at times I probably was!!
How do you think Marshall differs from other contractors you may have worked with?
This was the first major project we did to the house so our experience was limited and unfortunately, not always great. When we were initially working with another company, we quickly realized they were only there to sell and to move on to the next sale. From the beginning of working with Marshall, we never felt as though we were just another customer. We felt valued and important. Even when I called Dave with a question about an ice damn, he came right over and helped us out. It had nothing to do with the contract or the work being done. We are younger homeowners who do not always know what is the best decision to make when it comes to the house.
However, we truly feel like we can trust Marshall to help us make decisions when it comes to our home and do not feel like they are focusing on the sale or the dollar.
Customer service always appeared to be the top priority, from everyone we encountered. The finance process was also super easy and very affordable. If we did have strong opinions about anything, it was being able to afford the work being done. We received a great interest rate and payment plan.
I would 100% recommend them to friends and family and have no doubt they will have as good of an experience as we did!!
Please share anything else you'd like about your story.
I know moving forward Marshall will always be the first call we make when it comes to the house. Even if it is not a project they can do, I trust their guidance and opinions to point us in the right direction. I would 100% recommend them to friends and family and have no doubt they will have as good of an experience as we did!! Thank you Dave and Team!!!


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Home News PDP Crisis: Labour Party Discussing With Wike, Others To Support Peter Obi
PDP Crisis: Labour Party Discussing With Wike, Others To Support Peter Obi
The leadership of the Labour Party (LP) is making moves to convince Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike and some other relevant stakeholders to support its presidential candidate, Peter Obi for the 2023 election.
This was disclosed by a former governorship aspirant of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Anambra State, Valentine Ozigbo who has since defected to the Labour Party.
He made this known on Friday on the sidelines of the Labour Party's stakeholders' meeting in Awka.
The LP might be looking at exploiting the current crisis rocking the PDP which has put the Wike camp on one side and the camp of the party's presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar on the other side.
Ozigbo in his declaration, urged the electorate not to be deceived by those who will give them peanuts to but their votes and then make them suffer for the next four years.
The party chieftain urged the people to support Obi who he noted is the choice of a majority of Nigerians.
In his words, "It has become clear that Peter Obi is the choice of every segment of the Nigerian populace for the presidency of this country in the coming election. It is now incumbent on us to let those who don't have the influence of the social media, who are influenced by money, learn that the little money they get that will not last for two weeks is not enough to sacrifice the whole of the next four years; that if they are in a position to resist the money, they should resist it, but, if they can't resist it, they should take the money and vote wisely.
Now, let me say this. We are open to discussing with other parties. Naturally, we will like to see the Labour Party in the entirety of the Senate, House of Reps and state assemblies. That should be our first option."
Wike Has More Governors Than Atiku On His Side
A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Friday claimed that the camp of Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike has the support of more governors in the party than the party's presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar
The PDP leader who spoke on condition of anonymity with The Nation revealed this while reacting to the claim that Atiku had more governors on his side.
There had been claimed that the former vice president has the support of six governors, while Wike has the support of five governors.
The source in the camp of Governor Wike in his reaction said Atiku's camp does not have up to six governors on his side.
According to the source, a drama will unfold soon that will make it visible that Atiku does not have that much support.
He further stated that Governor Wike's camp has rejected the shifting of the office of BoT chairman in the party to the South.
The source added that the camp may reject campaign directorate offers from Atiku unless the national chairman of the party Ayu is removed.
The party chieftain said Wike's camp may not contribute to the campaign, adding that it may engage in minimum participation at all levels.
He said the camp will protect the interest of the party to retain power in their various states.
Presidency: Atiku's camp reacts as Wike promises to support Peter Obi
Tension As Atiku's Camp Sees Peter Obi As A Bigger Threat Than Wike In The South, Moves To Court Labour Party's Candidate
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Have you discovered that it's time to go your own way? Exiting a relationship is probably one of the hardest things you'll ever do … harder still, if the feeling isn't mutual. Putting some careful thought into the process can save both of you some grief. Then you can walk away feeling good that you've made your intentions known, expressed your true feelings, and acted gracefully.
Think about what your partner's reaction might be in advance and prepare some gentle, heartfelt responses. If they're totally caught by surprise, expect a lot of questions. The big one will be "Why?" Expect emotion. Expect tears. Expect rants. Expect drama. Expect bargaining. Expect the unexpected.
· Prepare what you're going to say but don't deliver it like a script. Talk naturally.
· Have the discussion somewhere where you can leave separately. A busy restaurant might seem impersonal and too public. A park or uncrowded coffee shop might be a better choice.
· Have the discussion at the end of the work week or early in the weekend so your partner will have a day or so to recover a bit before having to go back to work. Give them some time to be able to function and act normally before they resume business as usual.
· Let your partner be the first to know. Don't discuss your intentions with anyone, as close as you might be to them. Your partner deserves to hear it first.
· Design a strategy for separating your belongings, if you're living together. Make arrangements to get your things out (or if they're leaving, to get their stuff out) quickly. Have a friend with you.
· You're opening statement will set the stage. Do it thoughtfully. Don't accuse. Don't be argumentative or rude.
· Be clear about what's not working in the relationship. Make neutral statements and "I" statements rather than "you" statements … something like this: "I haven't been happy in our relationship in a while and I want to go my separate way." Take responsibility.
· Express your needs. Tell them you're making a difficult but necessary decision to leave, that your decision has been carefully thought out, not something at the spur of the moment.
· Let them talk. Listen. Don't interrupt. Give them their say. Listen to their response sympathetically, but don't get dragged down emotionally. Don't turn the breakup into an argument. If they start name-calling, don't take the bait and fight back.
· Don't agree to take a temporary time apart – unless you're still not sure you're making the right decision and might consider giving it another try. Otherwise, be determined.
· If you've made a firm decision, don't let your partner manipulate you into changing your mind or become rattled and unsure of yourself with a "guilt trip" or other emotional lures.
· Don't make trite statements like "Let's stay friends." Don't give them false hope. Make a clean break.
If you have a new lover, don't hide it, especially if they ask. Fess up. They're going to find out anyway eventually.
· Act with compassion. Don't send an email, text, or phone call. Meet face-to-face. You owe it to your partner to look at them, eye-to-eye. Your eyes will also express your intent and determination.
· Be honest but not blunt. Kindly state how you feel, in a positive way. Don't bring up unnecessary remarks that might hurt their feelings. Don't be mean or cruel.
· Keep your voice soft and calm. Don't turn it into a drama or a fight.
· Accept that they will be hurt and may be angry. Understand their hurt; don't add to it.
Don't trash your ex when talking to your friends, family, or anyone. Actress Gwyneth Paltrow and her singer/songwriter ex-husband Chris Martin made an amicable split a while back which made the news. They called their divorce a "conscious uncoupling." They always say nice things about one another in public. They're good role models for treating your ex with respect and honor.
And for heaven's sake, don't air your "dirty laundry" or share details or private feelings about your ex or the breakup on social media.
Before you start the wheels in motion, give your decision to leave a lot of thought … not just about how you're going to break it to your partner, but whether you're making the right decision. If there's still a smidgeon of hope of recovering the relationship, look for ways to mend the breaks in the relationship. Talk. Suggest couples therapy.


To be a real person, to prove this belief.
Dreams are broken of that daughter or son.
Even bought diapers, furniture and toys.
And now all that's left is the hurt and the pain.
Good people try to help, then try to explain.
Some say, "Wait awhile, you'll forget, you'll see."
Is the image of a child unlike any other.
Their love, and their giving.


Estravel is the biggest travel agency in the Baltic States. 60% of our clients are business and 40% leisure clients. We handle about 4000 corporate accounts. For many years "Estravel" represents American Express Network in the Baltic States which proves we are a well trusted partner.
During the years of operation in the country, agency market share in Lithuanian tourism business had increased significantly and the dramatic extension of services had been witnessed. Also, leading airline companies identify "Estravel" as the most promising travel agency in Lithuania and we are very grateful for this evaluation.
"Estravel American Express" serves both corporate and leisure travel customer. We provide our customers with conference, business travel, and event organization services in Lithuania and abroad. Also, for the last several years agency had been successfully organizing representative tourism events in and outside the country.
Other area of agency expertise is leisure tourism, which includes entertainment, SPA, resort, cultural, educational, exotic and many more travel opportunities, as well as exclusive "Fly and Drive" program and "Family Baltic Vacation" project, which received special praise from the Lithuanian State Tourism Department at the competition "Best Family Vacation idea". In addition to this, "Estravel American Express" is an official representative of "Lonely Planet" travel guide books in Lithuania.


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 Raymond Gadabu, nauruischer Politiker
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There are a number of options for short-term medications to help control the pet's allergy symptoms. Our recommendation is to use these products in conjunction with Artuvetrin Therapy to ensure the pet is comfortable but with a long-term goal of only administering immunotherapy for the pet's condition. Artuvetrin Therapy is a safe, effective and long-term treatment. Artuvetrin is the only causal treatment.
Steroid therapy like prednisolone is a successful short-term solution but prolonged use can have significant disadvantages. Steroids reduce pruritus by reducing inflammation. However, they also affect every organ in the body. Steroids should primarily be considered when the amount of drug is small or as a last, short-term resort for extreme discomfort. Side effects include increased thirst and appetite, increased need to urinate and behavioral change. Long-term use can result in diabetes, decreased resistance to infections and increased susceptibility to seizures.
These medicines target the immune system in various ways to stop the pet from itching. As they effect several systems in the body, they are for short-term use only.
Monoclonal antibody-based biologic therapy is the newest tool for itch relief for short periods. Lokivetmab / Cytopoint is injected in clinic and typically provides relief for around 4 weeks. Lokivetmab / Cytopoint neutralizes a specific protein which helps to send itch signals from the site of allergic inflammation through the nervous system to the brain. Like all other symptomatic medications, it only provides itching relief – it does not address the underlying cause of the allergic condition.


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With their fifth consecutive win and third shutout in a row, the Bryant Hornets maintained their share of the 6A-Central Conference lead on Tuesday night with a 2-0 win over the Conway Wampus Cats.
The two teams came into the match at Bryant Stadium in a three-way tie with Little Rock Catholic for the league lead. Catholic, coming off a loss to the Wampus Cats, retained its share of first with a win in a shootout over Little Rock Central after the two teams finished regulation tied 2-2.
The Hornets host Fort Smith Northside, now tied with Conway for third, this Friday. Catholic hosts Cabot. Bryant hosts the Rockets on Tuesday, April 16.
"We started off slow in the first (half) and were pinning back," said Hornets head coach Richard Friday regarding Tuesday's match. "With a couple of great saves from Codi Kirby, we were kept in the game.
"We got a goal through Brandon Degadillo against the run of play and made it through the first half," he related. "We regrouped at halftime and started to get a foothold in the game and pinning them back.
The Hornets are now 7-2-2.


Last week I discovered The Button Queen, on Marylebone Lane in London. It's hard to believe I've never been in before; I don't think I will ever select buttons for tailoring from anywhere else.
The Button Queen has been around since the 1950s. It used to be on Carnaby Street until the 60s, when the swingers pushed them out. They have been on the current premises since 1987 – and before that on the other side of the road. The shop's life has been a peripatetic one, constantly being moved on by new trends or developments. Then again, it feels surprising today that any shop in cental London can turn a profit selling buttons.
There are precious and rare buttons for collectors. Most of the trade is dress makers and designers, looking for original patterns and materials. But in the middle there is a rich collection of buttons suitable for tailoring.
The problem with most button retailers is that they don't have the sizes required for a jacket's front and cuffs, let alone blazer buttons, overcoat buttons and so on. Much as I love Duttons for Buttons in York, there were only ever a handful of ranges that had the appropriate sizes.
The Button Queen folders that will be of most interest to readers are labelled 'horn buttons', 'shell buttons' and 'blazer buttons'. Possibly 'wooden buttons' as well. Horn has all the colours we expect from tailors, a few extra shades, and some beautiful carved and domed models. These are largely hand-cut Nepalese horn, which ranges from the very rustic (tweed jacket, perhaps) to the beautifully fine and intricate.
The shell folder has the mother-of-pearl you'd expect (again, with a few extra shades) plus my favourites: mussel shell. The blazer-button folder, although contaning a broad range of coats of arms, otherwise aren't that interesting.
Far more noteworthy are the vintage and rare metallic buttons. For I had come into The Button Queen seeking something antique for my Gieves & Hawkes bespoke pea coat. Martin, the manager, was initially sceptical. Pea coat buttons are pretty large and normally pretty dull. But when I explained that there was a lot of flexibility about the size, he dug out a few old boxes.
I recommend looking at the livery buttons. These were usually worn in two curving lines down the front edges of household staff uniforms, and not designed to do up. They feature the family's coat of arms or crest, and are slightly bigger than jacket buttons, slightly smaller an overcoat's. Nice for a blazer, perhaps.
For the pea coat we found some slightly larger, domed versions. Made from brass, they are nicely tarnished and (according the backs) made in Birmingham in 1927.
I'll include some photos of those in the final pea-coat post. In the meantime, have a look at the models here, and get down to see Martin next time you have a piece of tailoring in need of some personalisation.
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An exceptional shop, indeed. On my first visit, the service was admittedly rather snarky, in that way that these types of shops tend to be. I've visited since then, however, and found it more agreeable, realising that there's really no other place like it in London. After all, the button market must be a tiny one, but this shop has it cornered.
But complete acceptance after that. A bit like a few tailors I know actually.
Are leather buttons for an odd jacket considered gauche? I've thought about adding dark leather buttons to one of my jackets and this shop is indeed what I've been looking for.
A presumptuous question, I know, but I had a blazer made at Poole's six years ago with their own brass buttons, unfortunately I wear it very infrequently as the brass gives it a bit too much of the 'Golf C lub Bore' look. Any suggestions as to what sort of buttons might bring it back into a more useful – and less brash – casual jacket?
My favourite option right now is to just go with brown horn, but pick buttons with a lot of contrast in them. You could certainly do that at the Button Queen.
Thank you for that. Good ideas both. And apologies for the delay in responding to your kind advice.
Just found out that you can order from their website.
Are you aware of Taylor's Buttons, Simon? Every tailor certainly does.
What a great find ! Thanks for sharing!
I'm planning on upgrading my rtw pea coat with brass buttons but my budget is limited. How much would I have to expect to pay for buttons from Queen?
can you recommend a place in London (or online) where I can get hand made horn buttons for suits? I've tried the Button Queen but sadly they were out of the standard sizes and can't really say when there's going to be a re-stock.
Here it is 2 years after you posted this article about buttons. It was odd and pleasing to uncover and read because I live in New York City and I discovered a very similar shop here over 20 years ago. The name is "Tender Buttons" located at 143 E 62nd St, NYC (still in operation). A wonderful shop serving a somewhat neglected segment of the market.
For one of your jackets you replaced buttons with the buttons from a store close to Fleet Street. What was the name of the store as I cannot find it anywhere on the site now.
Simon, thank you for a quick reply.
I found it already under this link. https://www.permanentstyle.com/2014/06/cashmere-denim-and-fresco.html It is Richard Weldon, is it worth a visit or should I stick with Button Queen?


Mike works on the behavioural and population ecology of marine mammals. One of his main areas of interest is the use of sound by humpback whales and current research projects include the transmission of humpback whale songs as cultural traits among populations at an ocean basin scale, the behavioural ecology of migrating humpback whales and the effects of anthropogenic sound on marine mammals. He also conducts population surveys of the Australian east coast humpback whale population which has been recovering rapidly from near-extirpation in the early 1960s.


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package rice.persistence.testing;

/*
 * @(#) StorageTest.java
 *
 * @author Ansley Post
 * @author Alan Mislove
 *
 * @version $Id: LRUCacheTest.java 4654 2009-01-08 16:33:07Z jeffh $
 */
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.*;

import rice.*;
import rice.environment.Environment;
import rice.persistence.*;
import rice.p2p.commonapi.*;
import rice.pastry.commonapi.*;

/**
 * This class is a class which tests the Cache class
 * in the rice.persistence package.
 */
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
public class LRUCacheTest extends Test {

  protected static final int CACHE_SIZE = 100;

  private IdFactory FACTORY;

  private Cache cache;

  private Id[] data;

  /**
   * Builds a MemoryStorageTest
   */
  public LRUCacheTest(Environment env) {
    super(env);
    cache = new LRUCache(new MemoryStorage(FACTORY), CACHE_SIZE, env);
    FACTORY = new PastryIdFactory(env);

    data  = new Id[500];
    int[] x = new int[5];

    for (int i = 0; i < 500; i ++){
        x[3] = i;
        data[i] = FACTORY.buildId(x);
    }

  }

  public void setUp(final Continuation c) {
    final Continuation put4 = new Continuation() {
      public void receiveResult(Object o) {
        if (o.equals(new Boolean(false))) {
          stepDone(SUCCESS);
        } else {
          stepDone(FAILURE);
        }

        sectionEnd();
        c.receiveResult(new Boolean(true));
      }

      public void receiveException(Exception e) {
        stepException(e);
      }
    };

    final Continuation put3 = new Continuation() {
      public void receiveResult(Object o) {
        if (o.equals(new Boolean(true))) {
          stepDone(SUCCESS);
        } else {
          stepDone(FAILURE);
        }

        stepStart("Inserting Fourth Object (227 bytes)");
        cache.cache(data[4], null, new byte[200], put4);
      }

      public void receiveException(Exception e) {
        stepException(e);
      }
    };

    final Continuation put2 = new Continuation() {
      public void receiveResult(Object o) {
        if (o.equals(new Boolean(true))) {
          stepDone(SUCCESS);
        } else {
          stepDone(FAILURE);
        }

        stepStart("Inserting Third Object (65 bytes)");
        cache.cache(data[3], null, new byte[38], put3);
      }

      public void receiveException(Exception e) {
        stepException(e);
      }
    };

    Continuation put1 = new Continuation() {
      public void receiveResult(Object o) {
        if (o.equals(new Boolean(true))) {
          stepDone(SUCCESS);
        } else {
          stepDone(FAILURE);
        }

        stepStart("Inserting Second Object (40 bytes)");
        cache.cache(data[2], null, new byte[13], put2);
      }

      public void receiveException(Exception e) {
        stepException(e);
      }
    };

    sectionStart("Inserting Objects");

    stepStart("Inserting First Object (30 bytes)");
    cache.cache(data[1], null, new byte[3], put1);
  }

  private void testExists(final Continuation c) {
    setUp(new Continuation() {
      public void receiveResult(Object o) {
        if (o.equals(new Boolean(true))) {
          sectionStart("Checking for Objects");
          stepStart("Checking for First Object");
          if (cache.exists(data[1])) stepDone(SUCCESS); else stepDone(FAILURE);
          stepStart("Checking for Second Object");
          if (cache.exists(data[2])) stepDone(SUCCESS); else stepDone(FAILURE);
          stepStart("Checking for Third Object");
          if (cache.exists(data[3])) stepDone(SUCCESS); else stepDone(FAILURE);
          stepStart("Checking for Fourth Object");
          if (cache.exists(data[4])) stepDone(SUCCESS); else stepDone(FAILURE);
          stepStart("Checking for Fifth Object");
          if (cache.exists(data[5])) stepDone(SUCCESS); else stepDone(FAILURE);
          sectionEnd();

          c.receiveResult(new Boolean(true));
        } else {
          throw new RuntimeException("SetUp did not complete correctly!");
        }
      }

      public void receiveException(Exception e) {
        stepException(e);
      }
    });
  }

  private void testScan(final Continuation c) {
    final Continuation handleBadScan = new Continuation() {
      public void receiveResult(Object o) {
        stepDone(FAILURE, "Query returned; should have thrown exception");
      }

      public void receiveException(Exception e) {
        stepDone(SUCCESS);

        sectionEnd();

        c.receiveResult(new Boolean(true));
      }
    };

    final Continuation query = new Continuation() {
      public void receiveResult(Object o) {
        if (o.equals(new Boolean(true))) {
          stepDone(SUCCESS);
        } else {
          stepDone(FAILURE);
        }

        stepStart("Requesting Scan from 3 to 6");
        IdSet result = cache.scan(FACTORY.buildIdRange(data[3], data[6]));

        if (result.numElements() != 1) {
          stepDone(FAILURE, "Result had " + result.numElements() + " elements, expected 1.");
          return;
        }

        if (! result.isMemberId(data[3])) {
          stepDone(FAILURE, "Result had incorrect element " + data[3] + ", expected 3.");
          return;
        }

        stepDone(SUCCESS);

        stepStart("Requesting Scan from 8 to 10");
        result = cache.scan(FACTORY.buildIdRange(data[8], data[10]));

        if (result.numElements() != 0) {
          stepDone(FAILURE, "Result had " + result.numElements() + " elements, expected 0.");
          return;
        }

        stepDone(SUCCESS);

        stepStart("Requesting Scan from 'Monkey' to 9");
        handleBadScan.receiveException(new Exception());
      }

      public void receiveException(Exception e) {
        stepException(e);
      }
    };

    Continuation insertString = new Continuation() {
      public void receiveResult(Object o) {
        if (o.equals(new Boolean(true))) {
          sectionStart("Testing Scan");

          stepStart("Inserting String as Key");
          cache.cache(data[11], null, new byte[0], query);
        } else {
          stepException(new RuntimeException("Exists did not complete correctly."));
        }
      }

      public void receiveException(Exception e) {
        stepException(e);
      }
    };

    testExists(insertString);
  }

  private void testRandomInserts(final Continuation c) {

    final int START_NUM = 10;
    final int END_NUM = 98;
    final int SKIP = 2;

    final int NUM_ELEMENTS = 17;
    final int LAST_NUM_REMAINING = 66;

    final Continuation checkRandom = new Continuation() {

      public void receiveResult(Object o) {
        stepStart("Checking object deletion");
        int NUM_DELETED = ((Integer) o).intValue();
        int length = cache.scan(FACTORY.buildIdRange(data[13 + START_NUM], data[13 + END_NUM + SKIP])).numElements();

        int desired = NUM_ELEMENTS - NUM_DELETED;

        if (length == desired) {
          stepDone(SUCCESS);

          sectionEnd();
          c.receiveResult(new Boolean(true));
        } else {
          stepDone(FAILURE, "Expected " + desired + " objects after deletes, found " + length + ".");
          return;
        }
      }

      public void receiveException(Exception e) {
        stepException(e);
      }
    };

    final Continuation removeRandom = new Continuation() {

      private int count = LAST_NUM_REMAINING;
      private int num_deleted = 0;

      public void receiveResult(Object o) {
        if (count == LAST_NUM_REMAINING) {
          stepStart("Removing random subset of objects");
        }

        if (o.equals(new Boolean(false))) {
          stepDone(FAILURE, "Deletion of " + count + " failed.");
          return;
        }

        if (count == END_NUM) {
          stepDone(SUCCESS);
          checkRandom.receiveResult(new Integer(num_deleted));
          return;
        }

        if (environment.getRandomSource().nextBoolean()) {
          num_deleted++;
          cache.uncache(data[13 + (count += SKIP)], this);
        } else {
          count += SKIP;
          receiveResult(new Boolean(true));
        }
      }

      public void receiveException(Exception e) {
        stepException(e);
      }
    };

    final Continuation checkExists = new Continuation() {
      public void receiveResult(Object o) {
        stepStart("Checking exists for all 50 objects");

        for (int count = START_NUM - SKIP; count < END_NUM; count+=SKIP) {
          Boolean b = new Boolean(cache.exists(data[13 + count]));

          if (b.equals(new Boolean(count < LAST_NUM_REMAINING))) {
            if (b.booleanValue()) {
              stepDone(FAILURE, "Element " + count + " did exist - should not have.");
              return;
            } else {
              stepDone(FAILURE, "Element " + count + " did not exist - should have.");
              return;
            }
          }
        }

        stepDone(SUCCESS);
        removeRandom.receiveResult(new Boolean(true));
      }

      public void receiveException(Exception e) {
        stepException(e);
      }
    };

    final Continuation insert = new Continuation() {

      private int count = START_NUM;

      public void receiveResult(Object o) {
        if (o.equals(new Boolean(false))) {
          stepDone(FAILURE, "Insertion of " + count + " failed.");
          return;
        }

        if (count == START_NUM) {
          stepDone(SUCCESS);
          stepStart("Inserting 40 objects from 100 to 1000000 bytes");
        }

        if (count > END_NUM) {
          stepDone(SUCCESS);
          checkExists.receiveResult(new Boolean(true));
          return;
        }

        int num = count;
        count += SKIP;

        cache.cache(data[13 + num], null, new byte[num * num * num], this);
      }

      public void receiveException(Exception e) {
        stepException(e);
      }
    };

    final Continuation setSize = new Continuation() {
      public void receiveResult(Object o) {

        if (o.equals(new Boolean(false))) {
          stepDone(FAILURE, "Testing of scan failed");
          return;
        }

        sectionStart("Stress Testing");
        stepStart("Increasing cache size to 10000000 bytes");

        cache.setMaximumSize(10000000, insert);
      }

      public void receiveException(Exception e) {
        stepException(e);
      }
    };

    testScan(setSize);
  }

  private void testErrors() {
    final Continuation validateNullValue = new Continuation() {

      public void receiveResult(Object o) {
        if (o.equals(new Boolean(true))) {
          stepDone(FAILURE, "Null value should return false");
          return;
        }

        stepDone(SUCCESS);

        sectionEnd();
      }

      public void receiveException(Exception e) {
        stepException(e);
      }
    };

    final Continuation insertNullValue = new Continuation() {

      public void receiveResult(Object o) {
        if (o.equals(new Boolean(true))) {
          stepDone(FAILURE, "Null key should return false");
          return;
        }

        stepDone(SUCCESS);

        stepStart("Inserting null value");

        cache.cache(data[12], null, null, validateNullValue);
      }

      public void receiveException(Exception e) {
        stepException(e);
      }
    };

    final Continuation insertNullKey = new Continuation() {

      public void receiveResult(Object o) {
        if (o.equals(new Boolean(false))) {
          stepDone(FAILURE, "Randon insert tests failed.");
          return;
        }

        sectionStart("Testing Error Cases");
        stepStart("Inserting null key");

        cache.cache(null, null, "null key", insertNullValue);
      }

      public void receiveException(Exception e) {
        stepException(e);
      }
    };

    testRandomInserts(insertNullKey);
  }

  public void start() {
    testErrors();
  }

  public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
    LRUCacheTest test = new LRUCacheTest(new Environment());

    test.start();
  }
}


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By Herbjorg Wassmo
Translated by Nadia M. Christensen
Published by Arcade
Set in Norway in the mid-nineteenth century, Dina's Book presents a beautiful, eccentric, and tempestuous heroine who carries a terrible burden: at the age of five she accidentally caused her mother's death. Blamed by her father and banished to a farm, she grows up untamed and untaught. No one leads the child through her grief, and the accident remains a gruesome riddle of death, with Dina left haunted by the vindictive spirit of her mother. When her father agrees to take her back after several years, his efforts to cultivate her have little lasting effect.
Tamed only by her tutor, who is able to reach her through music and draw out her gift for mathematics, Dina remains private and closely guarded, while her unconventional behavior and erotic power enchant and ensnare those around her. At age sixteen, she is married off to Jacob, a wealthy fifty-year-old landowner, who later dies under odd circumstances. Wrestling with her two unappeased ghosts, Dina becomes mute and then emerges from her shock to run Jacob's estate with an iron hand . . . until one day a mysterious stranger, the Russian wanderer Leo, enters her life and changes it forever.
Herbjorg Wassmo
Publisher: Arcade (December 12, 2011)
Fiction > Coming of Age
Fiction > Literary
Fiction > Historical
Book Cover Image (jpg): Dina's Book


Speed through airport security with the Power Pack Glide laptop pack which offers an abundance of organization and a TSA compliant sliding laptop storage sleeve so you can pass through scanners without detaching from the bag.
I originally was going to buy the outdoor products powerpack 2.0, until I found this smaller backpack. It is indeed a lot smaller than the OP powerpack, but still has some of the nice features. The Glide Laptop Pack has the padded hidden pocket on the lower back of the pack along with a fleece lined sunglasses pocket on the front. The Glide doesn't have an excessive amount of room, but it's comfortable enough and large enough for carrying my school things around in.
This backpack is the perfect size for me to use for work and school. The size isn't too big in which it would be cumbersome to handle, nor is it too small in which it can't hold a lot of items. The nice feature is the fleece lined pocket that is advertised to hold sunglasses, but I use it to hold my cell phone since it does have some padding and is fleece lined. The side pockets come in handy when you just want to quickly throw in some small loose items and want to quickly retrieve them later. The laptop pocket is padded and works well when going through the TSA scanners. The front pocket is perfect for storing items such as flash drives and pens/pencils as well as a charger for my phone and tablet. Overall, this is a great pack for those that want a backpack that can hold their items, yet not be too bulky when toting it around.
Needed a back for work. Very durable and very nice bag. Not to big and not to small. Use to travel weekly.


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'It's pretty awful behaviour and we thought someone should clean up' The Cambridge students taking responsibility for Caesarian Sunday
Students spotted doing something truly bizarre at Caesarian Sunday...
Josh ThomasLocal Democracy Reporter
Updated 10:52, 1 MAY 2017
Some of the students helped tidy up after the party (Image: Martin Bond)
It's an annual tradition that has grabbed headlines for debauchery, hedonism, and Bacchanalian boozing, but students at this year's Caesarian Sunday were spotted doing something truly disturbing. They were tidying up.
As hundreds of students flocked to Jesus Green yesterday (April 29) for the traditional booze-up, police and city councillors kept a watchful eye on the proceedings that have, in previous years, drawn criticism for students' rowdy behaviour. Last year, one student, dressed as a sheep, ended up being set on fire and had to be picked up by air ambulance.
This year, however, the mood seems to have been more laid-back, with one Cambridge resident offering particular praise for a group of students he spotted clearing up after the party had moved on.
City resident, Martin Bond, said: "On my way to town I saw some lone youthful figures cleaning up the mess long after all the other disdainful individuals had staggered off. Genuinely surprised I asked why they were doing it. 'It's pretty awful behaviour and we thought someone should clean up' they said.
Rubbish was left on the green after students departed on Sunday (Image: Martin Bond)
"There will be the usual Daily Mail and Sun outraged reports of the event so I thought I'd try to balance the books a little and show that, although in a sad minority, there are alongside the boorish elite, young people with a sense of personal accountability and social responsibility. A tiny group I admit but enough to give this angry old man some hope.
'Any trouble at Caesarian Sunday tomorrow and it will be the last one' - city spells it out for Cambridge students
"I salute you - Kat (St Johns College), Matt Alton (Anglia Ruskin), Zac Evans (Jesus College), Ed Sullivan (Jesus College), Callan Howard (Anglia Ruskin), Ed Sullivan (Jesus College) and Daniel Marchant (Jesus College)."
The city council had issued an ultimatum to students, saying that if there was a repeat of the trouble seen at last year's event, Caesarian Sunday would be banned from taking place in the city's open spaces.
Police keeping a close eye over Caesarian Sunday celebrations on Jesus Green in Cambridge (Image: David Johnson)
Cllr Lewis Herbert popped down to Jesus Green on Sunday and reported that he was glad the event appeared to have gone more smoothly this year.
Cllr Herbert said: "From being there Sunday afternoon, it is clear that the spirit was good this year and the vast majority of the large crowd of partying students were behaving sensibly. Students should be able to regulate their behaviour as a group, assisted by Cambridge University and colleges reinforcing expectations, and the local police team there just in case.
Students flock to Jesus Green to enjoy boozy Caesarian Sunday fun
"While welcoming that most antisocial behaviour seems to have been avoided, there is still a significant clean-up cost every year and revellers need to better consider other users of Jesus Green. We also want to thank in advance our cleansing teams who will now follow up to ensure that Jesus Green is spick and span and recovers as soon as possible."
Students turned up to the event wearing fancy dress (Image: David Johnson)
What is Caesarian Sunday? Everything you need to know about the Cambridge student tradition
Lewis Herbert


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Nothing for the Kids by The Holloways Guitar Chords
Nothing for the Kids in guitar acoustic version can be one of your favourite music. Not only enjoying the song but you can play "Nothing for the Kids by The Holloways" using guitar too. Yeah .. this song by may also be played by that instrument. But, before that, you must know its guitar chords.
When you are looking for Nothing for the Kids guitar chords, you just visit to the best web site.
Yes, guitar is tough to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it. The more you practice, the simple guitar will feel to play the song.
"Nothing for the Kids" guitar chords has rhythm and included in "So This Is Great Britain? (2006)" album.
E ………………
cm ……………….
B………..
E………………..
I'm gonna p[E]ack up my troubles in my o[A]ld kit-bag, I'm gonna r[B]un a mile from here
'Cos the AS[E]BO generation make t[A]his a terror nation fu[B]ll of loathing and fear
All the ble[A]ary-eyed boys getting high on the low street
While the g[E]irls lift clothes down the high street and they say,
A B cm
"Yeah I know, I know it's wrong but I can't be bothered to pay,
I got the money but I n[B]eed it for my dealer t[A]oday."
And her friends are all the same and they k[B]now it's not right
cm B
But they were promised more from this life
And t[E]hey will steal and t[A]hey will fight
Because there's no[B]thing for the kids to do today
And th[E]ey will haunt the st[A]reets at night
Because there's not[B]hing for the kids to do today
Sha[E]un has an ASBO, he's on[A]ly fourteen, he's ti[B]red and he's bored with the local police
"They're pr[E]icks," he says, "I did[A]n't get a second chance,
They di[B]dn't ask why I did it"
The pi[A]gs p 'n' c'in for puttin up his hood
and paedop[E]hiles playing his neck of the woods,
cm[A][B]
He's got no safety in numbers, his ASBO won't allow him to be hanging around in gangs
W[B]hat is he to do? He's been ki[A]cked out of school
What a way to fix a fool, we are fai[B]ling our youth
Parents and governors can you handle the truth?
There's nothing for the kids to do
Wh[E]o's to blame? The ma[A]instream media?
Our rul[B]ers and idols get greedier and seedier
T[E]hey're an embarrassment, th[A]ey should be shamed
For misgui[B]ding our youth, they're the ones to blame
[A] [B] [A]
They sit bac[E]k and watch the evil grow from the youth club ruins where the kids used to go
T[A]ake parts of Salford in Manchester, dyi[B]ng on its feet
While the players at United get a hundred grand a week
The k[E]ids love them anyway, it don't make sense
When you ha[A]ve a go at me for the sake of fifty pence
cm B E
Especially whe[A]n some of you so called "poor kids" have got the money for a digital camcorder
And the t[B]ime to film a girl whilst you spit-roast her
You h[E]ang about the park but you d[A]on't play football
You tro[B]uble me for money 'cos you've got to make a drug call (?)
[A] [E]
You've got time, you'v[A]e got money but you wr[B]ap it in a joint 'cos you don't see the
in using your time for making your
You're all too busy trying to lo[B]se our respect for y[A]ou
Why're you proud to be rude?
You're just t[B]rying to be cool in front of your mates
That's all that really matters when you're living in hate
[A]Why do you wanna grow up, why do you wanna grow so f[B]ast and throw your youth away?
[A]Don't throw your youth away[B] and don't let me hear you say
That there's no[E]thing for the kids to do today
There's plenty for the kids to do today
There's so much for the kids to do
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If you wanna be master of The Holloways Nothing for the Kids guitar chords, you need to understand the 5 major chords, C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major. The reason we take all major chords is that the minors of any of these chords only lack few adjustments. Each one of those minor chords is entirely based on its major counterpart.
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Jean-Paul d'Angosse est un militaire, maître de forges et homme politique français, né le  à Lembeye (Pyrénées-Atlantiques) et décédé le  à Arthez-d'Asson (Pyrénées-Atlantiques).

Jean-Paul d'Angosse est aussi connu comme Jean-Paul, marquis d'Angosse. Sous la Révolution : Jean-Paul Dangosse.

La carrière d'officier
Jean-Paul d'Angosse est le fils d'Étienne, baron d'Angosse (1693-1785) et de Marie d'Incamps de Louvie (c.1690-1748). Il suivit d'abord les traces de son père en choisissant le métier des armes. Il entra en 1752 dans la première compagnie des mousquetaires du roi. En 1754, il passa dans le régiment du Roi-Infanterie, avec lequel il prit part à la Guerre de Sept Ans, et notamment aux batailles de Hastenbeck (1757) et Bataille de Minden (1759). Il s'éleva aux grades de sous-lieutenant, lieutenant, maître de camp de cavalerie (1768), colonel (1773) et finalement maréchal de camp (1784). De santé délicate, Jean-Paul d'Angosse semble s'être tenu loin des champs de bataille pendant la majeure partie de sa carrière militaire. En 1780, il ne rejoignit pas son régiment, le régiment de Cambrésis, parti en Amérique.

Le , Jean-Paul d'Angosse épousa Louise-Pétronille d'Usson de Bonnac (c.1749-1814), fille du marquis de Bonnac, riche propriétaire de forges dans le Comté de Foix et lieutenant-général des armées du roi. En 1772, à la mort de César, marquis d'Incamps, son oncle, Jean-Paul d'Angosse hérita de tous ses biens, dont une mine de fer, des bois et plusieurs forges dans la vallée de l'Ouzom, ainsi que du titre de marquis de Louvie. Il hérita de son père, mort en 1785, des terres en Bigorre et dans le Vic-Bilh. Il exerçait les fonctions, surtout honorifiques, de sénéchal et gouverneur d'Armagnac.

Le maître de forges
En 1789, le marquis d'Angosse présida l'assemblée générale des trois ordres de la sénéchaussée d'Armagnac, réunie à Lectoure. Il y fut élu député de la noblesse d'Armagnac aux États généraux, mais ne joua qu'un rôle très effacé dans cette assemblée. En août 1791, alors qu'il était à Paris, sa femme et son fils aîné, Charles, émigrèrent en Espagne, puis au Portugal. Deux ans plus tard, un maître de forges concurrent réussit à obtenir de l'administration le partage de la riche mine de fer de Baburet. Bien que « suspect » en tant que père d'émigré, Jean-Paul d'Angosse conserva sa liberté pendant la Terreur, car il fournissait en fer l'Armée des Pyrénées occidentales et bénéficia à ce titre de la protection des autorités militaires.

La loi du 9 floréal an III permettait aux parents d'émigrés de partager leurs biens, la part de l'enfant émigré allant à l'État. C'est ce que fit Jean-Paul d'Angosse, abandonnant ainsi une maison qu'il possédait à Paris. Il réussit par la suite à obtenir du Conseil des Cinq-Cents la cassation de l'arrêté qui avait partagé sa mine de fer. Mais il mourut peu après, le .

La descendance
Jean-Paul d'Angosse eut huit enfants, dont quatre moururent jeunes. Étiennette (1772-1793), épousa le marquis d'Uhart ; Charles (1774-1835) et Armand (1776-1852) portèrent le titre de marquis d'Angosse, et Casimir (1779-1838) celui de baron d'Angosse.

Sources
 François-Alexandre Aubert de la Chesnaye des Bois, Recueil de généalogies, pour servir de suite au dictionnaire de la noblesse, tome XIII, Paris, Badiez éditeur, 1783, .
 J.-B. Laborde, « La mine de fer de Baburet et les anciennes forges de la vallée de l'Ouzoum  », La Patriote des Pyrénées, 27-.
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Notes et références

Liens externes
 Association Fer et Savoir-Faire : le patrimoine industriel dans la vallée de l'Ouzom et la plaine de Nay

Militaire de l'Ancien Régime
Marquis français du XVIIIe siècle
Député français de la noblesse en 1789-1791
Maître de forges
Famille d'Angosse
Naissance en juin 1732
Naissance à Lembeye
Décès en mars 1798
Décès dans les Basses-Pyrénées
Décès à Arthez-d'Asson
Décès à 65 ans