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I'm worried about reviews of dark and outdated rooms from August 2018 - is this still the case?
I am interested in staying with this property for a week but am a bit confused aboutthe breakfast included, which is noted in one place as a continental and in the reviews is called a buffet. Can you please tell me if there options for breakfast or is the package with breakfast included the same for all bookings.
The breakfast is very good and has a wide selection of everything - cereals, fruit, meats,cheese selection of breads, waffles, pancakes and they also cook near enough what you'd like. I'm not sure if there is options on the type of package you get sorry, There really isn't an option nearby to have breakfast but a taxi into old Hoi An is very cheap and it's a very short journey. Hope this helps.
Looking to book this accommodation for August this year but have seen worrying pictures that the beach is no longer there and is covered in sandbags instead? Is this the case and if so I'd it likely to recover by August? Our prime reason for booking it was its proximity to the seafront so the kids can play on the sand and swim/snorkel in the sea.
I went with my family last August (children aged 5 & 8) and they loved it. The beach was fine but the waters can be a little choppy. We spent most of our time in the pool. The hotel is nice but glad we booked the 2 bed villa which was perfect for a family of 4. The town centre is only a taxi ride away and would recommend going there for evening meals. We all loved Hoi An and hope to go back in the near future. Hope the above helps, but if you have any more questions, please ask.
Dear sirs, we would like to know if the beach is now been eroded and bad for swimming?
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On April 15, 2019, the European Council approved the "Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market" — a major change to EU copyright law that was approved by the parliament of the European Union on March 26, 2019 with a vote of 348 yea, 274 nay, and 36 abstentions. The Directive's next step will be publication in the Official Journal of the EU, after which member states will have two years to implement the Directive into their national laws.
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It is March and St Patrick's Day is just around the corner. My mother was proudly Irish — possibly full-blooded, although family lore has it that there might be a little French in the mix. With the DNA capabilities these days, I could maybe get some clarity, but part of me likes the mystery.
My Irish ancestors were so poor that several left Ireland in the early 1800s, before the potato famine. Some came in through Canada because Canadian ship fares were often cheaper; others came through New York. They didn't linger long on the East Coast, but got jobs building the canals and railroads going west. They were settled in Ohio, Iowa, and Minnesota by the time the potato famine forced other family members to leave Ireland.
I remember events with my mother's family, which at the time of my childhood still included grandparents and great uncles and aunts that were the first generation born in America. The gatherings were noisy and animated — a constant cacophony of "discussions" regarding current events, politics, and religion. In the midst of the din, it was not uncommon to witness a spontaneous recitation of some well-known poetry, or occasionally something more obscure or even original. It was a time for books to be recommended and shared. My uncle Johnny played the guitar and sang what songs were acceptable having spent 20+ years in the navy. The food was mediocre.
What I don't remember are conversations about business, industry, careers, or even work. In fact, I'm not really sure what most of my Irish relatives did for their livings. It simply wasn't a topic of conversation. Was it because it didn't matter or because they had no historical connection to "business?" Their families came to America with no money, education, or skills. They were looking for jobs — not business opportunities. The same persons that could quote Yeats or Wilde or Joyce never spoke of great Irish industrialists or inventors.
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DEBUT DAYS – PAT STANTON
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In September 1976 Jock Stein surprised the Scottish football world by signing Pat Stanton from Hibs.
Stanton was the noted Hibs' captain who had led the Easter Road side to a League Cup and two Drybrough Cup victories (ironically, all won in finals against Celtic). He had been a mainstay of the Hibs side since Stein himself was Hibernian manager in 1964 and Stanton had been at the forefront of the great Hibs' victories of the period such as Napoli 5-0, Sporting Lisbon 6-1 and the legendary 7-0 win over Hearts at Tynecastle on new year's day of 1973.
Although Pat was 32 and reckoned to be in the autumn of his career, it was still a huge shock when Hibs' boss, Eddie Turnbull, allowed him to depart for Glasgow. Stanton was not to be given an easy Celtic debut as he was chosen to play against Rangers in the opening league game of the season on a warm, sunny September afternoon in front of 57,000 spectators.
Rangers came to Parkhead brimming with confidence after winning the Scottish domestic treble the previous season and Jock Stein, with many young players such as Roy Aitken, Tommy Burns and George McCluskey at his disposal, saw Pat Stanton's experience as a vital factor in their future development.
Celtic started the game in full throttle and forced four corners in the opening three minutes, yet Rangers took a 2-0 lead by the 34th minute with goals from Derek Johnstone and Derek Parlane. Both goals had a tinge of good fortune about them and Celtic fans could have been forgiven for thinking it was not going to be their day as Roddy MacDonald hit the Rangers bar and then Peter McCloy made a wonder save from a fierce close range Ronnie Glavin shot.
After half time the Celtic midfield of Stanton, Glavin and Tommy Burns took control and a steady flow of attacks rained down on the Rangers' goal. In 54 minutes Paul Wilson gave Celtic hope when he scored with a mishit shot which, for once, deceived McCloy. This gave Celtic confidence and Rangers' captain, John Greig, then made a desperate goal line clearance from Johnny Doyle to protect his side's lead.
Pat Stanton's calming influence in midfield played a great part in Celtic's second half performance and he came close to scoring with a long range drive as Celtic continued to seek an equaliser.
With only three minutes remaining Tommy Burns slipped a fine pass to Paul Wilson, who raced past two Rangers players before firing a shot high past McCloy. The Celtic fans erupted with joy at salvaging a draw from being two goals down and the match finished with honours even at 2-2 and it was noted that the Celtic supporters were the ones heard making most noise at the end.
Paul Wilson deservedly took the plaudits after the match for his two goal haul but many observers were most impressed by Pat Stanton's influence on the proceedings. 'What a steal from Hibs! Here was the experienced player Celtic have needed for over a season, a player who can take and give a pass without any fuss, one who can inspire, encourage and direct the players around him. His contribution was significant.' (Sunday Mail, 5th September 1976).
It was observed in later years that Jock Stein had made only one mistake when he had signed Pat Stanton – he should have done it many years earlier.
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Neutrino produced in a cosmic collider far away
The neutrino event IceCube 170922A, detected at the IceCube Neutrino Observatory at the South Pole, appears to originate from the distant active galaxy TXS 0506+056, at a light travel distance of 3.8 billion light years. TXS 0506+056 is one of many active galaxies and it remained a mystery why and how only this particular galaxy generated neutrinos so far.
An international team of researchers led by Silke Britzen from the Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy in Bonn, Germany, studied high-resolution radio observations of the source between 2009 and 2018, before and after the neutrino event. The team proposes that the enhanced neutrino activity during an earlier neutrino flare and the single neutrino could have been generated by a cosmic collision within TXS 0506+056. The clash of jet material close to a supermassive black hole seems to have produced the neutrinos.
The results are published in Astronomy & Astrophysics, October 02, 2019.
On July 12, 2018, the IceCube collaboration announced the detection of the first high-energy neutrino, IceCube-170922A, which could be traced back to a distant cosmic origin. While the cosmic origin of neutrinos had been suspected for quite some time, this was the first neutrino from outer space whose origin could be confirmed. The 'home' of this neutrino is an Active Galactic Nucleus (AGN)—a galaxy with a supermassive black hole as central engine. An international team could now clarify the production mechanism of the neutrino and found an equivalent to a collider on Earth: a cosmic collision of jetted material.
AGNs are the most energetic objects in our Universe. Powered by a supermassive black hole, matter is being accreted and streams of plasma (so-called jets) are launched into intergalactic space. BL Lac objects form a special class of these AGNs, where the jet is directly pointing at us and dominating the observed radiation. The neutrino event IceCube-170922A appears to originate from the BL Lac object TXS 0506+056, a galaxy at a redshift of z=0.34, corresponding to a light travel distance of 3.8 billion light years. An analysis of archival IceCube data by the IceCube Collaboration had revealed evidence of an enhanced neutrino acitvity earlier, between September 2014 and March 2015.
Other BL Lac Objects show properties quite similar to those of TXS 0506+056. "It was a bit of a mystery, however, why only TXS 0506+056 has been identified as a neutrino emitter," explains Silke Britzen from the Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy (MPIfR), the lead author of the paper. "We wanted to unravel what makes TXS 0506+056 special, to understand the neutrino creation process and to localize the emission site and studied a series of high resolution radio images of the jet."
Much to their surprise, the researchers found an unexpected interaction between jet material in TXS 0506+056. While jet plasma is usually assumed to flow undisturbed in a kind of channel, the situation seems different in TXS 0506+056. The team proposes that the enhanced neutrino activity during the neutrino flare in 2014–2015 and the single EHE neutrino. IceCube-170922A could have been generated by a cosmic collision within the source.
This cosmic collision can be explained by new jet material crashing into older jet material. A strongly curved jet structure provides the proper set up for such a scenario. Another explanation involves the collision of two jets in the same source. In both scenarios, it is the collision of jetted material which generates the neutrino. Markus Böttcher from the North-West University in Potchefstroom (South Africa), a co-author of the paper, performed the calculations with regard to the radiation and particle emission. "This collision of jetted material is currently the only viable mechanism which can explain the neutrino detection from this source. It also provides us with important insight into the jet material and solves a long-standing question whether jets are leptonic, consisting of electrons and positrons; or hadronic, consisting of electrons and protons; or a combination of both. At least part of the jet material has to be hadronic—otherwise, we would not have detected the neutrino."
In the course of the cosmic evolution of our Universe, collisions of galaxies seem to be a frequent phenomenon. Assuming that both galaxies contain central supermassive black holes, the galactic collision can result in a black hole pair at the centre. This black hole pair might eventually merge and produce the supermassive equivalent to stellar black hole mergers as detected in gravitational waves by the LIGO/Virgo collaboration.
AGNs with double black holes at a small separation of only light years have been pursued for many years. However, they seem to be rare and difficult to identify. In addition to the collision of jetted material, the team also found evidence for a precession of the central jet of TXS 0506+056. According to Michal Zajaček from the Center for Theoretical Physics, Warsaw: "This precession can in general be explained by the presence of a supermassive black hole binary or the Lense-Thirring precession effect as predicted by Einstein's theory of general relativity. The latter could also be triggered by a second, more distant black hole in the centre. Both scenarios lead to a wandering of the jet direction, which we observe."
Christian Fendt from the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy in Heidelberg is amazed: "The closer we look at the jet sources the more complicated the internal structure and jet dynamics appears. While binary black holes produce a more complex outflow structure, their existence is naturally expected from the cosmological models of galaxy formation by galaxy mergers."
Silke Britzen stresses the scientific potential of the findings: "It's fantastic to understand the neutrino generation by studying the insides of jets. And it would be a breakthrough if our analysis had provided another candidate for a binary black hole jet source with two jets."
It seems to be the first time that a potential collision of two jets on scales of a few light years has been reported and that the detection of a cosmic neutrino might be traced back to a cosmic jet-collision.
While TXS 0506+056 might not be representative of the class of BL Lac objects, this source could provide the proper setup for a repeated interaction of jetted material and the generation of neutrinos.
Provided by: Max Planck Society
More information: S. Britzen et al. A cosmic collider: Was the IceCube neutrino generated in a precessing jet-jet interaction in TXS 0506+056? Astronomy & Astrophysics (2019). DOI: 10.1051/0004-6361/201935422
Image: TXS 0506+056. The neutrino event IceCube 170922A appears to originate in the interaction zone of the two jets.
Credit: IceCube Collaboration, MOJAVE, S. Britzen, & M. Zajaček
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The Japanese Emperor's New Year's Ceremony and the ultimate self-sacrifice
The Japanese Emperor have been called "the Great One" or "the Heavenly Child" by the people of Japan and they are known to be the descendants of divine figures in the ancient Japanese myth. One of the reasons why the Japanese people always respected the Japanese Emperor is the constant prayer he offered on behalf of the people.
There is the most important ceremony conducted by the Japanese Emperor called "Shihouhai" or "Yohouhai" on January 1st. It means "the prayer to the four directions" or "the prayer for the world (yo)." Other ceremonies at the Imperial Palace can be conducted by others but this particular one can be only conducted by the Emperor himself. The contents of this prayer have been a well kept secret for a long time. However, in the recent years, the words used during this ceremony have been revealed to the public.
Before dawn on the New Year's day out in the cold, the Emperor calls in the divinities and pray for the people.
Please have all threats go through my body first.
Please have all poisonous evil through my body first.
Please have all poisonous energies and negative intentions go through my body first.
Please have all suffering and calamities go through my body first.
Please have all natural disasters go through my body first.
Please have all conflicts go through my body first.
Please have all the wars go through my body first.
Please have all the curses go through my body first.
Historically, the Emperors of Japan felt personally responsible for what happened in the country including natural disasters. The 56th Emperor Seiwa (AD 850-881) has stated that "Disasters do not occur by coincidence. It is all because of the lack of virtue in myself" after a flood occurred in Kumamoto.
Even when someone was planning to kill the Emperor, he still thought it was his responsibility. The Emperor Meiji has created the following poem after Kotoku Shusui (1871-1911) , a socialist and an anarchist was arrested for planning to assassinate the Emperor himself.
If there was a sin committed by him, Amatsu God of Heaven, please punish myself. What my people did is my fault since he is one of my own children. – Emperor Meiji
罪あらば 我を咎めよ天津神 民はおのれの 生みし子なれば – 明治天皇 御製
Although these stories did not usually make newspaper headlines, it has been a common knowledge of the Japanese people that the Emperor's traditional role is to pray for the peace and happiness of the people.
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Human Rights and the concept of People as the Emperor's great treasure: "Oomitakara"
The concept of "the people as the nation's treasure" existed for millennia in Japan. The word "Oomitakara" was used to mean "people" in the ancient Japan. In the first Japanese formal historical document called "Nihonshoki" which was completed in AD 720, the Emperor Nintoku's words are recorded. It states the following:
The reason for the Heavenly Person (Emperor) to be standing is for "Oomitakara," the People.
Book of Emperor Nintoku, Nihonshoki
Since the Chinese characters were considered the international language at the time, the Japanese made 2 kinds of historical documents, one in Chinese and one in Japanese language. Nihonshoki was written in Chinese and Kojiki was written in Japanese "Kana" letters.
The word "Oomitakara" was sometimes expressed using the Chinese characters 百姓 which means "all people with all kinds of last names." The characters 大御宝 was also used to mean "Oomitakara" which means "Great Honored Treasure."
The Japanese word "takara" generally means "treasure." According to the dictionay "Genkai," the word "ta" in "takara" is derived from "ta" as in "rice field." The word "kara" generally means "from" but it also means "people" or "companions" as in the words such as "harakara" and "yakara." "Harakara" consists of the word hara (womb) and kara (out of, people) . The word "yakara" traditionally meant "people that belong to the same tribe." Therefore, the word "takara" also meant "people at the rice field" or "companions at the field" in the old days.
The concept of "human rights" was traditionally expressed in the word, "Oomitakara" in Japan. This was not only Emperor Nintoku's personal credo, but it was considered something that was passed down from his ancestors as the basic principle. The following phrase is found in book 3 of Nihonshoki which is included in the declaration of founding the county (Kenkoku no Mikotonori) by the first Emperor Jimmu.
The Emperor's work is to benefit "Oomitakara," the people.
Emperor Jimmu, Book 3, Nihonshoki
It also says that the Emperor must humbly take on the throne and respect "Oomitakara," the people. In this case, the word people (Oomitakara) was expressed using the characters元元 which means "The foundation of the foundation" or "the basis of the basis" This suggests that the people was considered the basic foundation of the country.
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Hardworking Rice Growing Emperor of Japan
Rice Growing Emperor
From time immemorial, the Japanese Emperors have been the keepers of the tradition of growing rice. The current Japanese Emperor, Akihito (83) , the 125th Emperor is still keeping the tradition of growing rice and conducting agricultural ceremonies.
Prince Hisahito who is the third in line for the Chrysanthemum throne is already growing rice at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo at the tender age of 10 and keeping the tradition which dates back more than 2600 years since the first Emperor Jimmu was throned in AD 660.
The famous poem on rice stalks by Emperor Tenchi (AD 626 – 672)
Over 1300 years ago, Emperor Tenchi (AD 626-672) also known as Prince Nakano Oenooji or Amatsumikoto / Sakiwakenomikoto has written a famous Japanese poem which is in "Ogura Hyakunin Isshu," a classical Japanese anthology by one hundred poets. This poem was the first and the most important poem in the anthology.
At the humble hut made of the rice stalks in the autumn rice field, my sleeves are collecting the dews while I weave.
Emperor Tenchi
It reveals that not only the Emperor himself was weaving a mat or some form of a craft using rice stalks but he was also involved in the process of growing rice just as the current Emperor is.
The Japanese people are considered to be very hardworking people. People have been telling each other for at least a few thousand years that we must work hard because even the Emperor himself works in the field. In Kojiki, even the divine figures or the "gods" work in the rice field.
The Japanese Emperor's lineage has lasted this long because they were originally the rice growing peaceful, hardworking vegetarians who were constantly praying. Since they were considered spiritual figures in the ancient times who were called Tenshi-sama (Child of the God or Heavenly Child) or Ookimi (the Great one), the Emperor has been always respected. There was no need to have a "revolution" and kill the Emperor in Japan because they have been respected for their hard work and self-sacrifice as well as their divine lineage.The Japanese Emperor's family is considered to be the direct descendants of Izanagi and Izanami who are said to have created the islands of Japan in the Japanese classics, Kojiki.
Growing rice since 6000 years ago
According to the current research, the tradition of growing rice dates back to the beginning of "Jyomon Era" which is approximately 6000 years ago. According to the report by Kyodo Press in 2005, the professors from Okayama Rika University and Notre Dame Seishin Women's University have uncovered the evidence of ancient rice called "plant opals" from "Hikozaki Kaizuka" in Okayama prefecture which dates back 6000 years ago.
In the recent years, more evidence have been uncovered to prove that the practice of growing rice started before Yayoi Era (BC 300 – AD300). It used to be believed that the technology of growing rice was brought to Japan from the Chinese continent. Several archaeological findings disprove this theory now. The plant opals of rice were also found from the ancient porcelain piece found in Mikamo Himesasahara in Okayama which dates back 4500 years.
Uniquely Japanese ancient utensils and values
One of the most important ceremonies conducted by the Japanese Emperor at the Imperial Palace is a "Thanksgiving" ritual called "Niinamesai" which is conducted on November 23rd. In this ceremony, he eats the newly harvested rice of that year along with other crops for the first time using an oak leaf and a bamboo pincet called "Oribashi." Oribashi have widely used in the Japanese Jinja or shrines in the old days. This utensil is unique to Japan and it suggests that the original Japanese people did not use chopsticks as in China or in the Korean peninsula.
This ceremony which has been passed down for thousands of years also suggest how their ancestors were eating rice in the old days. It suggests that people were originally eating without a bowl and chopsticks. It means that the tradition of growing rice and eating rice came BEFORE they started making porcelain bowls and using chopsticks.
The fact that this ceremony is still preserved in the Imperial ceremony suggests that they considered it important enough to maintain this humble way to eat along with the tradition to give gratitude for the new crops. Understanding how long the Japanese Emperor and the people have been growing rice and eating rice is the key in understanding the Japanese culture.
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"I kinda wanna to the Full Moon drumming tonight," Uri said to Michael who was working as usual on his laptop. The desk in the house they'd just moved into was already cluttered with papers.
Owen carried an armload of kindling and newspapers down to the beach access just north of the fork in the road beyond Sitka house. The sky was gray but the rain was holding off. His and Pia's conspiracy seemed to have worked. They were getting better at knowing when and how to judiciously use their weather juju. This had seemed like an important night to gather outside.
There were some burned bits of driftwood in a circle of rocks and he was soon able to scrounge up more. The pickings were slim this time of year after the summer hoards and before the winter storms brought more in. He started to worry whether others would bring some to add, but reminded himself firmly that he could go get more at the house if need be.
He knelt and built a teepee of kindling stuffed with newspaper, and with a prayer for just the right mix of harmony and edgy dissonance in the evening, set the match to it. He had to do a little blowing but it was soon burning merrily. He loved the act of building the fire to call others in.
As he sat by the growing blaze, he noticed an eagle cruising up the beach towards him. He watched it happily, and then his heart soared as it circled low over his head before heading up towards the Mountain.
He turned from his musing as some folks he didn't recognize came up behind him. Newcomers were often a little early, not sure of the protocol.
"Hi, I'm Owen Logan." He held out his hand.
"There will be plenty," Owen assured her.
As if in confirmation, Pia and Raven appeared over the dunes carrying a big conga and its stand, followed by Arlo with his djembe. Jay and Fern staggered in with a cooler of their beer between them. Little Anise followed lugging a bag of percussion instruments. Gabe brought two doumbeks and Alex another conga.
Soon there was a goodly crowd of all ages, glowing in the golden light of the magic hour. A table had been improvised on a relatively flat-topped log a little ways from the fire circle. A couple of people were already digging into Cali's cookies. Pia added her veggie shish kabob sticks on a grill along side the ones Carlos had already laid down. Underneath were Charley's potatoes pre-wrapped in foil with rosemary and a dollop of butter.
"Always a miracle that she's here," Ursula whispered, knowing that Pia understood how much her granddaughter meant to her. Children and dogs raced around them in the sand, a few middle school aged teens wandered down the beach picking up trash, while groups of adults clustered in conversation.
"Pia, I hear from Charley that you're cooling on the idea of doing the workshop and Re-Treat business," said Ursula after she'd handed the baby back to Cali to nurse.
"An important sign you need to listen to." Ursula turned conversationally to the newcomers who were standing at her elbow.
"Or something like that," laughed Ursula.
"Wouldn't you need non-profit status?" asked Gideon.
"The Center helps pull pieces together for new projects. Dreaming. Conjuring. Networking. Manifesting. Even providing technical help sometimes like bookkeeping and grant writing. That's how the Portland State Locus program landed here," said Charley.
"I worked with them training for Soul Retrieval work," said Owen.
"We figured it could start with all the teachers each of us has had over the years," said Molly.
"In fact, you could probably get a Locus intern right off the bat," said Charley.
"It could be musicians too," mused Finch who had been listening intently to all this.
"The 'shishes are ready," called Raven squatting by the fire. One of the young mothers, a two year old clutching her pant leg, began helping the bigger kids roast hot dogs on skewers.
"I knew they were live ones!
Ursula walked down the hill through Sitka and hemlock, salal and fern to Illahee – the little alternative school where her kids had spent their formative elementary years, leaving to go to 9th grade in the public high school across the bay. She loved this long familiar path and took it often though usually she was headed on towards Mahonia and just gave a nod and a wink to the school as she passed. There was a road to the school also, of course, but she preferred this slightly more round-about route.
She and Charley had been part of starting the school, along with Pia, Owen, and Molly, and five or six other families almost 30 years ago, when their kids were all small. They had called it "parent run" though there had been much debate about what that actually meant. Probably there was still conversation about this, though the intervening years had laid down some patterns and traditions that could be followed…. or returned to….
Ursula was no longer directly involved but still got asked to stop in now and then, either for a special class or to help untangle some crisis or another. Wrangles were inevitable in such endeavors and institutions. Somehow the school seemed to have more than its share of upheaval but she always figured it was because people were extra touchy about their children – both around their individual child's issues and about the curriculum, not to mention the direction of the school itself.
As she approached the schoolhouse tucked into tall alder and hemlock trees she thought back on the process of building it. The land was donated after they had been operating for a couple of seasons in people's homes and garages. It only had an old stable on it and it took a loooong year of weekend work to turn that into two classrooms, an office and a commons area. In the interim they had rented a portable classroom trailer. Pia, who was the school secretary at the time, had her "head" office in the bathroom. Things were a little fancier now and at some point, long after her family was out, the parents had added another classroom.
There were still occasional conflicts about "academics" and the "3 R's" vs. more elemental work and play, but at least at the moment, the parents seemed comfortable with a laid back approach. She thought perhaps it was because more of her children's generation had experienced some sort of "free" school in their growing up, even if it wasn't until attending colleges like Evergreen or Bennington and Hampshire. In her day only Pia had any direct experience at all of another way of going at it – she'd actually gone through progressive schools back east. Ursula and the rest had only been able to feel their way by instinct. At any rate, the kids heading off into public school still did just as well as they always had over the years.
She smiled at the multi-topped cedar that graced the entrance, thanking it for the protective presence it always seemed to provide. She patted the now fading totem pole that a parent from her day had helped the kids carve. The school's name was a Chinook jargon word meaning something like "home place," so the pole had always seemed appropriate even if it wasn't part of the local native culture.
Ursula thought back to Halloween two years ago, the first time she was asked to come to school as its "resident witch." She had arrived dressed for the part all in black, complete with the classic pointy hat. Studying natural cycles was integral to the school's learning process so the kids immediately understood the compost she brought to connect them with the season's energy of plants dying back. The cast iron cauldron she carried it in had been an added theatrical touch.
When they gathered for Circle she'd told them how it was a witch's job to be consciously in tune with the seasons of life and of the year. Once upon a time all people had felt connected to the sequences of birth, growth, dying back and rebirth, but gradually the job had become relegated to a special few. Then in a terrible development – part of a growing fear of and denial of death and nature in general – those few had been persecuted and even killed for their wisdom and role in the community.
Together Ursula and the children had brainstormed a list of remnants and reminders of the old wisdom that appear at Halloween – ghosts and ghouls and harvest pumpkins, witches characterized as warty crones, and the Hispanic culture's Dia de los Muertos skeletons. Then exchanging her pointy hat for a crown of dried flowers, she had declared it time to celebrate all that they were learning of the old ways.
Today a lovely hum greeted her from the classrooms as she entered Commons. Was it just her imagination or did the children themselves seem calmer now than in her day?
Cindy was on the phone in the office so Ursula just waved a greeting. She could see evidence of Owen's regular presence in the drawings of Oregon Grape and Oxalis on the walls. He came over often to be their naturalist expert.
Ursula allowed herself be led into the West Room where most of the ten older kids were absorbed in writing in their handmade books. Nestled in the corner, one of the older girls was reading aloud to August who was apparently visiting from the younger group. From the artifacts and the children's own artwork spread about the classroom, it looked like the group was studying the Mayans. A partially built step pyramid was on the big worktable next to well-thumbed reference books opened to pictures of jungley ruins. Someone had been working a loom that was tied to a chair in another corner like those still used in Guatemala.
Ursula admired Otter's illustrated report on the Mayan calendar, enjoying the "best guess" spelling that had "egul" for "eagle." "A much more sensible way to spell it," thought Ursula.
Ursula chucked inwardly at the idea of being an Elder, especially as Celeste was older than she was and white-haired to boot. But the truth was she rather liked getting such royal treatment. It was a nice attempt on the part of the school to begin to honor the wisdom of those with a few more years under their belts. There was a lot more conversation generally in the world these days about the need to have the Elders stay vital parts of the community rather than the marginalization pattern that had emerged in previous generations.
Soon the sliding doors between the classrooms were pushed aside and the little ones from Rhea's group in the East Room joined the circle on the floor in the wide doorway. Ursula was now ensconced on a purple cushion, appropriately decorated with a child-painted bear.
Some of the little ones were still squirmy and the new student looked at her self-consciously. Ursula reached out to pat Anise's patched knee, the wiggler to her left, and smiled at Sedona on her other side.
"Cool. I'd like to meet her one of these days," said Ursula, making a mental note to ask Celeste what the grandma's name was. She was probably no older than Ursula herself.
"Ok, kids, have any of you ever felt all wiggly and unable to focus?" Ursula began.
"My mom says I'm like a puppy sometimes," said Otter.
"Yesterday I felt all twitchy and I had to go outside," volunteered another child.
"My mom does that in her Medicine Circle," said Otter.
"Does that mean like you touch the ground?" asked another child.
"Exactly. Good thinking. So I want you all to sit cross-legged, Indian style and settle your bottoms firmly on the floor." More wiggling ensued for a moment, of course, and excited anticipation filled the air.
"Now take a deep breath…." said Ursula demonstrating. "And another…. Now pretend there's a string in your tummy just below your belly button. It could be brown like a root or it could be gold or white…. Or any color. Red or blue.… Now imagine that string reaching down through your body into the floor…. See it going through the crawl space and into the dirt underneath. It goes past the earthworms and the bugs and other roots and the rocks…. lots of rocks and some water…. down, down. Deeeeeep into the Earth. Miles and miles. Feel it way down there, warm and cozy, settled in like a root does in the garden. Is it still the same color?" Ursula paused to let the potent image take hold.
"We could all do that after Ursula goes," offered Celeste.
"I could feel my granny down there with me. It was like she was cuddling me on her lap," said Flicker.


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What Is The BEST MYSTERY NOVEL EVER!!?
I hope I didn't give the answer away with this picture.
There are a lot of good reasons to read a mystery novel. The books are usually short, and they're almost always self-contained. Most mysteries follow a formula that the audience is comfortable with. Plus, most mysteries deal with murder, and nothing is more interesting than a good murder, as long as it doesn't involve you or anybody you know.
Figuring out the BEST MYSTERY NOVEL EVER!! should be difficult because so many mysteries are so similar and everybody's BEST EVER!! criteria is different. Despite various sub-genres (the whodunit, the hardboiled, the "think like a killer to catch a killer"), once you've read a couple within each category, you've read them all.
A BEST MYSTERY NOVEL EVER!! should be a unique book. It should combine all elements (except for the "think like a killer to catch a killer" because most of those suck). It should be both a hardboiled detective story and a whodunit. It should be so good that it can't be copied (though it might have been tried). And that book is The Thin Man by Dashiell Hammett.
Here are three reasons why The Thin Man by Dashiell Hammett is the BEST MYSTERY NOVEL EVER!!
1. NICK AND NORA
The Thin Man has Nick and Nora Charles. Some mystery fans think of Nick and Nora as the first husband-and-wife detective duo, but it's not quite like that in the book. Maybe by 1930s standards, Nora was considered part of the sleuthing team, but by today's criteria, she is just kind of a nuisance at times. At least she had the right to vote.
Still, the male-female aspect to sleuthing has been copied many times (or perhaps done better as an actual male-female detective duo). Nick and Nora (deservedly or not) are considered the first. I understand the movie plays on this a little more than the book does, but I'll still use this as a reason.
2. HARDBOILED SARCASM
The sarcasm in this book makes it stand out a lot. The Thin Man was written almost 100 years ago, but with its heavy sarcasm, it feels like it came out much more recently than that. The dialogue in the book is so good, that almost entire scenes were used in the movie version of The Thin Man.
Every script writer should read this novel (alright, maybe that's a little presumptuous on my part), just to see how dialogue should be written. Scenes with four or five characters are easy to follow. Even scenes with long paragraphs of dialogue exposition have one-liners that make it dangerous to skim because you might miss something.
3. IT'S THE ONLY ONE
Once you're done reading The Thin Man, that's it. There are no other Nick Charles mysteries. Yeah, you have the movie sequels, but they don't count. Yeah, I think The Thin Man movie is better than the book in some ways, but I still like the book a lot, enough to think it's the BEST MYSTERY NOVEL EVER!!
The Thin Man is far from being a perfect book. There is a lot of exposition through dialogue (that bugs other readers more than it bugs me because I love the dialogue). Since the reader never feels like Nick or Nora's lives are in danger, the book isn't very suspenseful. There are also a couple scenes that don't seem to belong in the book (you'll probably know them when you read them).
But The Thin Man is so great in other areas that its strengths far overwhelm its weaknesses. I could be biased because of the movie. I think The Thin Man is almost a perfect movie for its time. Maybe my love for the movie makes me think more fondly of the book than it deserves. Maybe.
MYSTERIES THAT AREN'T QUITE BEST EVER!
Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie-
Readers who know a lot more about the genre might consider this one as BEST EVER! It's probably more famous than The Thin Man, and it's considered the ultimate whodunit (or is Death on the Nile considered the ultimate whodunit?).
Maybe with Hercule Poirot, Agatha Christie wrote the BEST MURDER MYSTERY SERIES EVER (if you call it a series), but once you're done with one book, there are more to read, and in some ways they are interchangeable.
A Study in Scarlet– by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
How could this NOT be the BEST MYSTERY NOVEL EVER? It's SHERLOCK flippin' HOLMES!! The greatest detective of all time in his first and maybe greatest novel of all. Plus, the guy who played Iron Man plays Sherlock Holmes. The guy who played Iron Man will never play Nick Charles (though I'd rather see him do it than Johnny Depp).
Sherlock Holmes may be the BEST FICTIONAL DETECTIVE EVER!!, but none of the novels stand out enough to be the BEST EVER. There's only one Nick Charles novel, and there are a bunch of Sherlock Holmes stories. And again, if you don't think that's a good standard in which to judge BEST MYSTERY EVER!!, I understand. I get it.
I, the Jury by Mickey Spillane-
Mickey Spillane could churn out novels in a way that John Sandford and Janet Evanovich can only dream about, and I, the Jury is the most famous one. Again, once you've read a few Mickey Spillane novels, you've read most of them.
The Silence of the Lambs by Thomas Harris-
I'm almost joking about this, but not quite. This is a novel that benefited a lot from its movie. The Silence of the Lambs inspired countless novels and movies about female protagonists hunting and getting hunted by serial killers. The novel itself isn't BEST EVER!!, but it's probably the most influential serial killer mystery of the last couple generations.
Alright, enough about my opinions! What book do you think is the BEST MYSTERY NOVEL EVER!!?
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About Silence With the Lambs, I believe MANHUNTER was the better movie. However, how do the THIN MAN movies compare with the original story? I note that Jason Bourne movie stories were superior to the book, and certainly some of the James Bond stories were better than the books.
The Thin Man sequels are okay, but they're not nearly as good as The Thin Man. Like I said, there can only be one The Thin Man.
And I agree, the movie Manhunter is good, but it's so different from Silence of the Lambs that it's tough for me to think of them as connected… but I know they are.
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The Iowa National Guard is ready to help with recovery from Hurricane Dorian in Florida once it becomes clear what kind of response is needed.
Major General Ben Corell was recently appointed as commander of the Iowa National Guard. Speaking on IPR's River to River, Corell said he's been in touch with guard leaders coordinating the response and is waiting to see how the storm develops.
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The Democratic National Committee recommends Iowa scrap its plans for telephone-based virtual caucuses next year, citing security concerns.
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The DNC says unless compliance can be met through other means, Iowa should consider a waiver to return to only in-person caucuses for 2020.
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Smithy encourages guests to mingle, share, live and dine all while sharing in the experience of crafted, modern, but approachable food and drink.
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Distilling talent: the transformation of London's gin scene
by Great British Chefs 23 November 2015 23 November 2015
It may have been the scourge of the capital in the eighteenth century, but now micro distilleries across London are putting gin back on top. We take a look at how artisan producers are pushing the boundaries of this very British spirit.
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Until about five years ago, gin wasn't really seen as the trendy, modern, exciting thing it is today. It was something your mother-in-law might have had a bottle of, collecting dust next to the sherry and crème de menthe. But recent times have paved the way to a sort of gin renaissance – particularly in London – with new micro-distilleries giving the big, industrial producers a run for their money; people now talk about gin in the same way as single malt whisky. Twenty-four new distilleries opened in the UK in 2014, and it looks like a further twenty-five will open by the end of this year. Back in 2009, only four opened. So what's caused this boom in gin production?
London has always had a relationship with gin, ever since William of Orange brought it over with him from Holland, where the spirit was first made. By the eighteenth century there was a gin distillery on practically every street in the city, making use of the exotic spices and fruits carried into port. But these were just used to cover up the taste of incredibly poor quality alcohol, being sold on the cheap to everyone in London. This became known as 'The Gin Craze' and in 1730 as many as ten million gallons of gin were being distilled each year. It was the root of all sorts of crime and very poor quality, so the government brought in the 1751 Gin Act to put an end to it.
This law put a serious dent in the distilleries' profits and put moonshiners out of business. Eventually gin production ceased to exist in the capital. It wouldn't return for nearly 200 years, but over those two centuries, gin underwent a transformation. The spirit changed from a cheap, harsh way of forgetting the troubles of Victorian life into a refined, complex spirit that's treated with the respect it deserves. In-depth analysis of the botanicals included in a gin's recipe, the distilling methods used, the provenance of the ingredients and – of course – the stories of the people at the forefront of this new wave of craft gin were becoming increasingly important.
Locally grown botanicals are all the rage with London's new distillers
Tonic and a slice of lemon just won't cut it for modern day gin drinkers
In 2012 The City of London Distillery brought gin distillation back to the capital after a 200 year hiatus, and in doing so started something big. They were one of the first producers to turn gin into what it is today, experimenting with modern techniques, inventing recipes and playing around with new botanicals. The flavour of gin no longer begins and ends with juniper; there can be exotic notes of liquorice, pink grapefruit, vanilla,cardamom, coriander and rose to name but a few. Instead of giant, industrial tanks churning out gallons of gin a day, there is a more artisanal quality to the process, with beautiful, ornate copper stills (often affectionately named) trickling delicious gin into glass beakers. This is because a lot of these producers started out as a hobby in the back of a cocktail bar or in the corner of a kitchen; they make and sell gin for the love of the craft, nothing more, and have happened to turn it into a profession.
With the rise of the distilleries came the rise of the gin bars – with all those beautifully labelled bottles, it was obvious that bartenders would want to show them off and use them in exciting new ways. While a simple gin and tonic is still the most popular choice, we've become more discerning in our tastes. A slice of lemon just doesn't cut it anymore – cucumber, mint, raspberries, pink peppercorns and even rosemary are all common additions to the classic cocktail. There are countless more adventurous gin-based drinks being shaken and stirred throughout the city, and there are entire clubs, bars and shops dedicated to the rapidly growing world of gin. If you've been put off by the flavour in the past and haven't yet tried something from one of these new distillers, then give it a go – it's an exciting time for gin, and London's the perfect place to enjoy it.
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Tonight we continue on with our 15 Thoughts segment, which you should expect before every single game! (Wow, that's a big expectation to live up to.) Tonight we will also start our point system which is extremely difficult to explain or understand to us even, so we won't try it on you. But please try to follow along.


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Running The Race Well
Sports Culture
Research Corner
Sport and the "Unquiet Heart" of Hope
Apr 3, 2020 | COVID-19 and Sports, Running The Race Well, Theology
Editor's note: To help Christian sportspeople navigate these uncertain times, we will be publishing a series of posts focused on what it looks like to "Run The Race Well" in a time of coronavirus and quarantine. We will be getting contributions from a variety of perspectives: theologians, philosophers, athletes, coaches, mental health professionals, seminary students, and more. This post comes from British theologian Robert Ellis.
Rob Ellis
Spare a thought for all teams, all players, on the very brink of realising their ambition. A championship, a tournament win, some special accolade. For individuals, perhaps a training routine that seemed to be leading to a personal best; maybe the possibility of earning a pro contract. And now the world is in limbo. Coronavirus limbo.
As I write, nearly all domestic and international sport is indefinitely postponed. There will be no winners celebrated just yet.
Sport needs winners. Sport is about winners. The drive at the heart of sport to be the best we can—to throw the unhittable pitch, to lob the impossible touchdown pass, to pull off the unplayable bunker shot—or just to be the best, period, grows from our God-given drive to reach out beyond ourselves. We continue to engage with sport—to play and to support—because of this constant desire to be better. Hope is ingrained in us, and in our sport.
We are born hopeful, and sport is as good an expression of this as we are likely to find. So, when sport is indefinitely put on hold, it is not just entertainment that we lack. We're lacking in hope too. This can lead to dark moods and a sense of narrowed horizons. No wonder the great medieval poet Dante imagined that inscribed above the gateway to hell were the words "Abandon hope all you who enter here." A life without hope is hell on earth.
This suspension of sport, and of hope, is all the more difficult to bear for those who are poised on the brink of something. Here in England we see it most keenly in Liverpool FC and the stopping of their apparently unstoppable Premier League title challenge; or in Lewis Hamilton's readiness to equal Schumacher's record number of Formula 1 Championships at the start of a season that may be completely lost. And think of those Olympians, whose lives have been arranged for four years or more just to peak in time for Tokyo in July. Now?
Noticing this deflating loss of the hope that sport brings can also help us to think about Christian hope. One of the twentieth century's leading theologians, Jurgen Moltmann, speaks of hope as giving us an "unquiet heart." Moltmann tells us that we must use our Christian hope for God's future Kingdom to make us aware of all that is wrong in the present—and then to engage with what's wrong, to "begin to suffer under it, to contradict it."
The "unquiet heart" is a good way of thinking about the restless desire for better, for winning, at the heart of sport. And the desire to do and be better is very much about "suffering" with our present sporting achievement (or lack of it!). But noticing this in sport should direct us back to life's other, and bigger, challenges. Christian hope ("your kingdom come, your will be done,") also suffers with and contradicts the selfishness and brokenness and despair of our world in the name of faith, hope, and love: in the name of Jesus.
So, as you kick your heels, unable to train or compete, turn that restless desire, your "unquiet heart," on the troubles all around you. And resolve that while you now practice social distancing, when our current troubles are behind us you'll put as much hope and energy into the brokenness around you as you do into your game.
About the author: Rob Ellis is a theologian and Principal for Regent's Park College, University of Oxford. His groundbreaking 2014 book on sports and theology, The Games People Play: Theology, Religion, and Sport, is the go-to book on the subject. Rob has also served in an informal role as an advisor offering guidance and support to the Faith & Sport Institute Retreat.
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Everyday water injustice and the politics of accommodation
Cleaver, Frances (2018) Everyday water injustice and the politics of accommodation. In: Water Justice. Cambridge University Press, pp. 246-258. ISBN 9781107179080
Official URL: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781316831847.016
Domino-Centric Perspectives on Water Justice. This chapter takes as its starting point the call from activists and academics for water justice and for better understanding of how this can be achieved. I argue that, though important and often inspiring, such critical studies often over-focus on struggle and resistance at the expense of understanding the more common ways in which water injustices are routinized, accepted and reproduced by those who suffer from them. Water justice literature aims to understand the dimensions of injustice and inequality that underpin a perceived world water crisis, and to identify the possibility of alternative water orders. The contributions are varied, examples including: manifestos (Petrella, 2001; Santa Cruz, 2014); moves to theorize water justice and governance (Perreault, 2014); studies of struggles for the right to water (Sultana and Loftus, 2012) and of water "wars" (Graham et al., 2013; Perera, 2012); explorations of anti-privatization movements (Spronk, 2007); water relations viewed through an environmental-justice lens (Mehta et al., 2014; McDonald, 2004); analyses of gendered contestations over water access (Delgado and Zwarteveen, 2007); and examinations of embedding unjust water distributions in culture and politics (Boelens, 2014). This work is important in our understanding of the politics of water allocations and in scrutinizing policy ideas that equity and water rights can be furthered through markets or through technical and managerial processes (Joy et al., 2014). Often located in political ecology or critical geography approaches, water justice studies advocate context-specific understandings of justice, manifestations of injustice and the "always-contested" nature of water allocations (Zwarteveen and Boelens, 2014). Much of this literature focuses on explicit instances of struggle, and references to protest, opposition, resistance, mobilizations, contestation and conflict abound. Taxonomies of water conflict are offered (Rodríguez-Labajos and Martínez-Alier, 2015) and dimensions of contestation usefully anatomized (Zwarteveen and Boelens, 2014). There is a strong theme in the literature linking the defense of local water values to achieving water justice, and linking social mobilizations around water to the advance of democracy (Hoogesteger and Verzijl, 2015; Loftus, 2014; Bond and Dugard, 2008). The Santa Cruz Declaration (2014: 249) summarizes this well: "Actions and research for more justice need to be explicitly connected to and grounded in people's experiences of injustice and their strategies and struggles to contest and remedy it".


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Reflection;

#pragma warning disable 1570
namespace NetFusion.Common.Extensions.Reflection
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Extension methods used to query closed-generic types.
    /// </summary>
    public static class GenericTypeExtensions
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Determines if the specified type is an open generic type.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="sourceType">The type to check.</param>
        /// <returns>Returns true if the type is an open-generic type.</returns>
        /// <example>List<> would return true.  List<string> would return false.</example>
        public static bool IsOpenGenericType(this Type sourceType)
        {
            if (sourceType == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(sourceType));

            return sourceType.IsGenericType && sourceType.ContainsGenericParameters;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Determines if the specified type is a closed type of the specified open generic type.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="closedGenericType">The closed-generic type to check.</param>
        /// <param name="openGenericType">The open-generic type to test for.</param>
        /// <param name="specificClosedArgTypes">Optional.  If specified, the closed type
        /// arguments must be assignable to those listed.</param>
        /// <returns>True if the type if a closed generic type of the specified open generic type.</returns>
        public static bool IsClosedGenericTypeOf(this Type closedGenericType,
            Type openGenericType,
            params Type[] specificClosedArgTypes)
        {
            if (closedGenericType == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(closedGenericType));
            if (openGenericType == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(openGenericType));

            var closedGenericTypeInfo = closedGenericType.GetTypeInfo();

            if (! openGenericType.IsOpenGenericType())
            {
                throw new InvalidOperationException(
                    $"The type of: {openGenericType} is not an open generic type.");
            }

            if (! closedGenericTypeInfo.IsGenericType) return false;

            // Test if the closed type is based on the same open type.
            var closedGenericTypeDef = closedGenericTypeInfo.GetGenericTypeDefinition();
            if (closedGenericTypeDef != openGenericType)
            {
                return false;
            }

            // If no specific generic type parameters were specified,
            // then the source type is a closed type of the generic type.
            if (specificClosedArgTypes.Length == 0)
            {
                return true;
            }

            var openGenericTypeInfo = openGenericType.GetTypeInfo();

            if (openGenericTypeInfo.GenericTypeParameters.Length != specificClosedArgTypes.Length)
            {
                throw new InvalidOperationException(
                    "The number of generic arguments of the open-generic type does not match the " +
                    "number of specified closed-parameter types.");
            }

            var closedTypeArgTypes = closedGenericTypeInfo.GetGenericArguments();
            for (int i = 0; i < specificClosedArgTypes.Length; i++)
            {
                var typeInfo = specificClosedArgTypes[i].GetTypeInfo();
                if (! typeInfo.IsAssignableFrom(closedTypeArgTypes[i]))
                {
                    return false;
                }
            }

            return true;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Filters a list of types to only those implementing a closed interface of a specific open generic interface type.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="closedGenericTypes">The list of closed-generic types.</param>
        /// <param name="openGenericType">The open-generic interface type used to filter the list of closed generic types.</param>
        /// <param name="genericArgTypes">Optional.  If specified, the closed type arguments must be assignable to those listed.</param>
        /// <returns>Returns the type implementing the specified open-generic interface and the generics parameters of the matching
        /// closed interface.</returns>
        public static IEnumerable<GenericTypeInfo> WhereHavingClosedInterfaceTypeOf(this IEnumerable<Type> closedGenericTypes,
            Type openGenericType,
            params Type[] genericArgTypes)
        {
            if (closedGenericTypes == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(closedGenericTypes));
            if (openGenericType == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(openGenericType));

            var openGenericTypeInfo = openGenericType.GetTypeInfo();

            if (!openGenericTypeInfo.IsInterface || !openGenericTypeInfo.IsGenericType)
            {
                throw new InvalidOperationException("Open generic interface type must be specified.");
            }

            foreach (Type type in closedGenericTypes)
            {
                var typeInfo = type.GetTypeInfo();

                var genericInterface = typeInfo.GetInterfaces()
                    .FirstOrDefault(i => i.IsClosedGenericTypeOf(openGenericType, genericArgTypes));

                if (genericInterface != null)
                {
                    yield return new GenericTypeInfo
                    {
                        Type = type,
                        GenericArguments = genericInterface.GetTypeInfo().GetGenericArguments()
                    };
                }
            }
        }
    }

    public class GenericTypeInfo
    {
        public Type Type { get; set; }
        public Type[] GenericArguments { get; set; }
    }
}


2 med floury potatoes (agria), wash dirt off and pierce the skin with a fork, rollthe spuds in rock salt and bake untill tender- this helps to remove the moisture in the potato and make nice light gnocchi.Put a deep pot of water on to boil.Remove the skin of the spud and mash.Add 2 yolks, plenty of salt and pepper mix lightly, knead in enough flour to make a soft dough, you need to be able to shape it and it shoulddn't be sticking to you at all.
Break the dough into manageable pieces (1/4s) and roll it into a long worm about 5mm in diameter, then cut about 1cm long.Flick them onto a bit of baking paper and drop them into the boiling water, let them rise to the surface and float for a minute or so them scoop them out and you-re done.
1 part potato to 1/2 part flour.only use good quality agria though and make sure they are only just cooked!
George 091 do you not use the whole egg in this gnocci?
George 091 do you not use the whole egg in this gnocci!


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Unified transport authority in the offing?
By che_david
September 13th, 2007 @ 9:10 PM Uncategorized
The government has started a discussion on a unified transport authority for bus and suburban and metro rail services. To begin with, they will examine the possibility of feeder buses from the MRTS stations and unified passes that one can use on the bus and train. This can then be extended to the suburban trains running up to Tambaram and beyond in the South, and Avadi and beyond towards the North. Most of the large cities of the world have such a unified transport authority, or at least a common payment mode such as pass, for the various modes of mass transit. Paris has the 'Carte Orange' (the Orange Pass), a weekly pass that one can use on the Metro as well as the bus system. New York has the Port Authority that oversees everything from the many subway train lines, buses, water taxis etc. Initiating such a system now would be timely, well ahead of the metro rail system so that by the time that opens, this will have become a well settled system.
suppamani (unregistered) on September 14th, 2007 @ 8:08 am
The referred system of issuing tickets or passes both for tain and bus ravel is not a new one for our country. In the past of about 3 decades back the present Kanyakumari district in Tamilnadu have not seen even a train. Then itself the train tickets were issued upto Nagercoil beyond Thirunelvai where the the train facility end. But the pasenge can continue the journey with the same ticket through buses upto their destination. This system was then followed even for cargoes, in goods train, I think.


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Q: Mapping throught an array with Objects new to React Native, how would I go about getting values from this data Object. In JSX return statement, I'm mapping through the whole array and getting access to data.x and data.y, but how would I map through the "z" object to get the values for each key? For example "nimi": "Chest Fly" ("Chest Fly" would be the one needed in this case). Thank you in advance!
Array [
  Object {
    "x": "7. toukokuuta 2021",
    "y": "rintatreeni",
    "z": Object {
      "Chest Fly": Object {
        "nimi": "Chest Fly",
        "sarjat": 3,
        "toistot": 10,
      },
      "Dipit": Object {
        "nimi": "Dipit",
        "sarjat": 3,
        "toistot": "10-15",
      },
      "Penkkipunnerrus": Object {
        "nimi": "Penkkipunnerrus",
        "sarjat": 3,
        "toistot": 10,
      },
      "Punnerrukset": Object {
        "nimi": "Punnerrukset",
        "sarjat": 3,
        "toistot": "5-10",
      },
      "Pystypunnerrus": Object {
        "nimi": "Pystypunnerrus",
        "sarjat": 3,
        "toistot": "8-10",
      },
      "Tricep Pushdown": Object {
        "nimi": "Tricep Pushdown",
        "sarjat": 3,
        "toistot": 10,
      },
      "Vipunosto": Object {
        "nimi": "Vipunosto",
        "sarjat": 3,
        "toistot": 10,
      },
    },
  },
]

Here is my current code:
 <List.Section title="Tehdyt Treenit">
                   {
                       treenit.map((item, index) => {

                           return(

                        <List.Accordion key={index}
                        title={`${item.x} - ${item.y}`}
                        left={props => <List.Icon {...props} icon="folder" />}
                        >
                       {Object.keys(item.z).map(key,idx => {
                            return(
                            <List.Item key={idx} title={treeniData[key]} />
                            )
                        })}

                    </List.Accordion>

                           )
                       })
                   }
                   </List.Section>

"treenit" is an array state.

A: EDIT:
According to List.Item API https://callstack.github.io/react-native-paper/list-item.html I would write something like:
{Object.values(item.z).map(zItem => {
  let desc = `Sarjat: ${zItem.sarjat}, Toistot: ${zItem.toistot}`;
  return(
    <List.Item key={zItem.nimi} title={zItem.nimi} description={desc} />
  )
})}

ORIGINAL ANSWER:
You can use Object.values() to loop over the z object, e.g.
yourArray.map(item => {
  return Object.values(item.z).find(zItem => zItem.nimi === "Chest Fly");
})

Result:
[{
    "nimi": "Chest Fly",
    "sarjat": 3,
    "toistot": 10
}]

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