A Melbourne favourite is back, bigger and bolder than ever!
Tigerbird Group's Bomba Rooftop Bar has re-opened, sporting shiny new interiors, a stylish terrace and a 'delicioso' Spanish-inspired food and drink menu.
"It's been four years in the making, and with the expansion, seamless design and development of the food and drinks offering, we couldn't be more excited about the venue's next era," says director Jesse Gerner.
The drinks menu is focused on showcasing Australian and Spanish gin distillers, Vermut producers, winemakers and breweries. There is also a series of Spanish-themed cocktails on offer, including the The Truffled Tiger, with truffle vodka, tiger nut milk, Oloroso sherry, vanilla, dark chocolate; the Hot Tommy, featuring smokey mescal, herbal liqueur, absinthe, ginger and lemon; the Night Nurse, a mixture of dark rum, Australian vermouth, bitters and lime, house-made ginger beer; and The Bomba Negronita, a combination of Bomba gin, house vermouth, bitter orange.
On the beer front, Bomba has had an eight-font beer system installed which will pour a rotating selection of independent Melbourne breweries. The wine list showcases little known Spanish varietals, interspersed with a number of Australian small-scale producers.
Bomba's signature 'bikini', a Catalan version of a toasted sandwich, heroes the food menu. Six versions of the dish are on offer, including a Joselito 36 Iberico Jamon, black truffle andmahón cheese sandwich; a smoked trout, caper, cornichons and dill sandwich; a confit chicken, mahón cheese and pickles sandwich; and a banana, rum, mascarpone and dulce de leche sandwich.
The tapas menu consists of 18 traditional Spanish plates, such as patatas bravas, baked chorizo with aioli, gambas al ajillo (sizzling garlic prawns), PX braised pork jowl, cauliflower, and manchego, valdeón and guindilla croquettas. There is also a selection of Spanish cheeses on offer.
The interiors have been updated, with a striking copper bar now the pièce de résistance. The wooden floors stretch out onto the terrace, complete with a fully retractable roof and high tables and stools. This makes for a functional space in any weather.
The new-look Bomba is open every day, from 3pm – late.
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Recently I went to The Apartment and Whighams for dinner in the same week. I was looking forward to both with equal relish. I did not have the same type of experience, however.
I'm not going to itemise the various things that made one experience more pleasurable than the other. I'm going to talk only about bread. Bread tells you a lot about a place.
At The Apartment I got slices of thick bread, white and brown, just out of the oven. It was warm but not dry, dense and wonderful. I can go days without normal bread (not quite so long without crispbread) because it is not easy to get the quality of bread that I was served at The Apartment and bread that isn't that good just isn't worth eating. Fresh bread is a pleasure to eat and makes butter taste delicious. It tells you that if something as simple as bread is this good, the food will be amazing.
At Whighams I got slices of Sainsbury's malted brown loaf. The fact that the slices were hand-cut and really thick didn't make the bread anymore appealing. This type of bread is good for freezing and toasting, it is not good for eating on its own. And the pre-starter bread is given to you to snack on while waiting for the starter, it's there to stave off your appetite just enough so that you don't faint from starvation. It might also be there to give you something to play with and talk about. Dry, dull factory-loaves do not make me look forward to the rest of my meal and they make me say all the wrong things.
Yes. I want all restaurants to have a member of staff who can bake, or get their bread from an artisan bakery. Good bread is a beautiful thing. Bad bread is depressing.
I couldn't agree more: bread is the tester alright. I will be visiting Edinburgh and apparently going to dinner at The Apartment Bistro, so pleased to hear it will be ok!
…………………………………..by … 2010 April 22 ………If even one tiny undeclared enzyme in your body is interested in the future of bread and baking then your internal buzzer will be going off. Last Saturday I had the mixed blessing to report from the first Rise of Real Bread Conference for British Baker Magazine. A veritable fermenta levain of well cultured interested parties assembled a throng of approximately 150 souls each having parted with 38 or at the very least a whole Saturday to consider the future of bread.Sheila Dillon presenter of The Food Program chaired the proceedings and kicked things off by rhetorically asking Why does bread matter?


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TV Review: 'America to Me' on Starz
By Caroline Framke
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Most documentaries aim to stun audiences by building up to revelations that will explode preconceptions wide open. Often, they focus on a single catastrophic or otherwise pivotal event — a war, a movement, a victory — in order to reveal its ripple effects. But "America to Me" succeeds by taking a quieter, slyly bruising approach in order to match the timbre of its fraught subject material, portraying how intersections of race, class and privilege become grueling everyday realities. It's a slower burn, but it proves no less searing.
Director Steve James ("Hoop Dreams") and his team followed several black and biracial students throughout a full year at Oak Park and River Forest High, a competitive public school nestled in a Chicago suburb. The school prides itself on being liberal and diverse, but it nonetheless doesn't understand how to best serve its non-white population. White teachers are shocked to hear their black and biracial students experience the kind of outright racism that literally announces itself to their faces. Take the football team, whose members regularly get slurs spit at them by all-white competitors as an "intimidation tactic."
But for the most part, "America to Me" tries to untangle the more surreptitious knots of implicit bias. It shines a light on the constant obstacles black and biracial kids face just by virtue of how white people perceive them — not to mention the blindspots of well-meaning white liberals who balk whenever anyone suggests they're not paragons of progressive virtue.
In order to show how deep and banal the problems have become, "America to Me" embeds itself with students, teachers, and parents at Oak Park and beyond. There's Tiara, a cheerleading sophomore with a huge smile and bigger dreams; Ke'Shawn, a wisecracking junior who meets his teachers' frustration with a practiced shrug; Kendale, a senior torn between his black wrestling friends and white marching bandmates. Chanti finds a way to express her rawest feelings about everything from gender fluidity to a toxic relationship through spoken word. Withdrawn Terence finds solace in the folds of his hoodie; Charles, in music so loud it drowns out anyone trying to grab his attention .
Their parents come from a wide range of backgrounds, but are united in their desire to see their kids succeed — which is why, as they say with varying degrees of enthusiasm, they made sure to place them in Oak Park. All of them grapple with what it means to raise black or biracial kids at Oak Park, and to have them go to a school where the white teachers insist they "understand their experience" while the black teachers have to toe a constantly shifting line.
Sometimes, it's hard not to wonder what "America to Me" — which is, after all, helmed by a white man — might look like if directed by someone who did understand the kids' experience, such as their biracial English teacher, whose frustration and empathy radiates from the screen. What would it have looked like if the kids were speaking to people whose lives hewed closer to their own? What would make the final cut?
It's impossible to say for sure what would have changed — and to be fair, this isn't exactly a new set of questions for documentaries by people trying to understand experiences they never had. And to its credit, "America to Me" largely avoids the trap of making any single person stand for some grand truth. Instead, each episode use the downright astonishing amount of time and access they're granted to show us the larger context of its subjects' lives, shading out the full breadth of their experiences — their pasts, presents, potential futures — to reveal an undeniable bigger picture of how racial bias functions in America. As all the pieces of its subjects' lives come together, "America to Me" takes on the extraordinary task of showing how intersections of race, class, and privilege become grueling, everyday realities.
It's impossible to say for sure — and to be fair, this isn't exactly a new conundrum for those trying to document situations they've never lived through themselves. "America to Me," mostly avoids the trap of making any single person stand for some grand truth. Instead, the series uses its astonishing amount of time and access to show the larger context of its subjects' lives, shading in the full breadth of their struggles — past, present and potential future — to reveal an undeniable bigger picture of how racial bias functions in America.
Showing an isolated racist comment is one thing; revealing how deeply racism is embedded in our culture, even in places that say they recognize it, is another, much harder task that "America to Me" tackles with patience, compassion and most crucially, a willingness to let its subjects speak for themselves.
Docu-series, 60 minutes. Premieres August 26 at 9 pm on Starz.
Crew: Executive producers: Steve James, Justine Nagan, Gordon Quinn, Jeff Skoll, Betsy Steinberg, Diane Weyermann.
Cast: Brendan Barrette, Diane Barrios-Smith, Jada Buford, Charles Donalson, Caroline Robling-Griest, Ke'Shawn Kumsa, Grant Lee, Kendale McCoy, Terrence Moore, Tiara Oliphant, Chanti Relf, Gabriel Townsell, Jessica Stoval.
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Harrowing Moment a Girl Hugged Her Boyfriend for the Last Time Minutes before He Died
By Ayesha Muhammad
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A young boy from Wolverhampton, Central England, was swimming at a beach with two other youngsters when a riptide took him. Resultantly, he suffered brain damage with no hope of recovering, and his family had to let him go.
Life is unpredictable, and we never know which moment will be our last. The family and friends of a 16-year-old boy experienced a nightmare when he drowned at Gwynedd coast, in the northwest of Wales.
Blake Ward lived with his 71-year-old grandfather, Richard Salter. His aunt, Barbara Blackwell, described him as a lively, fun-loving boy who talked non-stop and was always brimming with joy.
[Left] Stephanie and Blake sharing a kiss. [Right] Stephanie lies next to his boyfriend in his final moments. | Photo: facebook.com/blake.ward.3591 | facebook.com/newsnercom
THE HARDEST GOODBYE
Ward was waiting to collect his GCSE results from Hillcrest School and Community College, Dudley, England when something unfortunate happened. He was rescued after drowning on the beach at Tywyn, south Gwynedd, Wales, on July 31, 2018.
The teenager was immediately air-lifted and taken to the Alder Hey Hospital in Liverpool, where he stayed on life support for four days. The doctors told his family he had suffered serious brain damage, and there was nothing more they could do.
Soon afterward, his family made the tough decision of taking him off life support on August 4, 2018. Ward was fortunate to have his loved ones around in his final moments.
His girlfriend, Stephanie Ray, lay next to him on his hospital bed and hugged him warmly minutes before he died. In an emotional message to her boyfriend, Ray shared:
"Blake was someone special to me and we had something special and we will always have that. Fly high, my baby boy, and I'm gonna make you proud. Love you and I always will (sic)."
Two other youngsters, a boy and girl, who got into trouble alongside Ward, managed to survive by reaching the shore. Reportedly, Ward was swept further out to the sea and couldn't be saved in time.
BATTLING THE STRONG WAVES
North West Wales senior coroner Dewi Pritchard Jones shared that strangers on the beach rushed to save the drowning teenagers, giving them CPR. Jones also said the currents were rough and strong and proved dangerous.
Thereafter, an inquest deemed Ward's death accidental. Jones revealed that warning signs had been placed, but it was difficult to put them after every 20 to 30 yards distance.
He advised people to beware of the dangers at the coastline and not to jeopardize their lives. While two men in a kayak tried to reach Ward, they lost the battle against the rising waves.
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Beach Warden, John Watson, revealed warning signs had been erected, but people generally ignored them. He said he called for help after seeing the three youngsters in trouble. One of the other teenagers, Michelle Evans, recalled:
"All I remember is going under water and coming back up. This happened several times. I came up and suddenly couldn't see Blake any more."
Even though they lost their grandchild and nephew, Ward's grandfather and aunt said they didn't blame anyone for the incident. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Ward, and we hope nobody has to suffer something of this magnitude.
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Addis Pablo
Addis Pablo, son of the legendary Augustus Pablo, is carrying on the torch from his father. Addis is a 26 year old lead instrumentalist who continues the musical tradition of his beloved father playing the melodica and keyboards in both the Roots Rock Reggae style as well as a modern somewhat new age production sound. Addis and his business partner Jamal Ras Jammy Layne formed the Suns of Dub, a multi-faceted label, performing act and production company. Together they have been keeping the music works moving.
In the Summer of 2013 Addis Pablo performed on many of the major Reggae festivals in Europe. He performed on the Garance Reggae Festival in France paying tribute to Original Rockers Jacob Miller with his band Inner Circle. He also performed in Europe as a sound system duo with Ras Jammy in a style stemming from the Rockers International sound system started by Augustus Pablo, Addis's father. He also performed as a solo artiste backed by bands such as Inner Circle , Mafia and Fluxy and the Roots Band (Hip Hop). On the sound system shows his brother Jammy would select classic Rockers instrumentals while Addis would improvise melodies and original songs over the rhythms with his melodica.
Addis released his debut album In My Fathers House in early 2014 to great reviews due to the theme artwork and sound produced by a Netherlands based Label Jah Solid Rock. The album consisted of Addis playing his melodica on classic Roots Reggae Rhythms in the tradition of his father Augustus Pablo. In My Fathers House helped to solidify Addis's presence on the reggae scene. The album sold over 5,000 copies, which is a great accomplishment for a young artiste in these times when, due to the internet, CD's in general don't sell many copies.
In the fall of 2014 Addis and Jammy went to Japan as the Suns of Dub featuring the vocalist Jah Bami. The tour, which featured the Suns of Dub in a sound system style, was well received by many of his father Augustus Pablo's old fans.
In Nov 2015 The Suns of Dub are slated to release a new album called Far East Dub featuring live roots rock reggae instrumentals produced and mixed by Ras Jammy featuring Addis on meloidca and lead vocals by Jah Bami. It is a great blessing for the world that this beloved prolific artist Augustus Pablo's son is carrying on his legacy with such a fullness. We couldn't ask for more. We have to be exceedingly thankful to the Almighty for this extreme mercy.
Addis Pablo's recording releases to date are For the Love Of Jah (EP) Suns Of Dub 2011(Group), 13 Months in Zion (EP) Suns Of Dub 2012 (Group), Selassie Souljahz in Dub (EP) 2013 (Group), Call Of The Rightous (single) Addis Pablo 2013 (Solo), Pablo Inna Di Yard (single) Addis Pablo 2014 (Solo), In My Fathers House (LP) Addis Pablo 2014 (Solo), Unconditional Love / Unconditional Dub (Single) 2015 (Group), Far East Dub (LP) 2015 (Group)
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I hadn't expected to like Athens, yet I'm having a great time. I'd read it was dirty, dangerous to walk at night and polluted. Yes, some of the pavements are broken and you have to watch your step, but it's a great city to explore. There's so much to see, and I haven't felt unsafe.
I went to the Temple of Zeus on my first day. It took me about ten minutes' walk from my hotel. To avoid the traffic fumes, I cut through the Botanical Gardens and to my delight I saw oranges and mandarins growing on trees again. I haven't seen this for nearly a year.
The temple built in 6BC has only 12 columns standing. You can see the ornate decoration on the tops of the pillars and additional chunks of stone are strewn around the site. Visiting monuments in Athens is cheap, a combined ticket which gives you admittance to 7 sites and lasts for 5 days costs 30 Euro.
Visiting the Acropolis Museum is a must and it's a good idea to go there before you head up to the Acropolis. Not surprisingly it's the number one attraction on Trip Advisor. The museum was opened to the public in 2009, and it's a light bright state of the art building over 3 floors. It was primarily built for the purpose to try and persuade the British to return the Elgin marbles. For years the British Museum and the British Government had refused because Athens didn't have a suitable location where they could be displayed. Hence the new museum.
I must admit I didn't actually know what the Elgin Marbles were until recently. The Marbles are a collection of sculptures and objects acquired by Lord Elgin from the Parthenon between 1801 and 1805. Lord Elgin was a Scottish nobleman and a diplomat who served as an ambassador to the Ottoman Empire. Elgin used his influence with the Sultan to gain access to sketch ancient works of art. The Sultan granted a firman to Lord Elgin, which gave him the authorisation to take casts of the sculptures but also to remove pieces of them. Lord Elgin wasted no time and dismantled a large part of the frieze from the Parthenon. The collection was transported back to England and Elgin sold the Marbles in 1816 for 35,000 pounds to the British Museum. Since then controversy surrounds the Marbles, with many believing the Marbles should be returned to their place of origin. However, it doesn't look as though the British have any intention of handing them back anytime soon.
Today I walked up to the top of the Acropolis and it nearly killed my back! The paths which take you to the summit are treacherous. Slabs of slippery marble, unstable grit and large stones hindered my progress as I gingerly walked upwards. Winter is a great time to visit, and avoid masses of tourists plus the heat in summer can be cruel. I encountered Russians who despite being warned by the guides not to hang backwards off a rock at the summit continued to do so. There's good printed information in Greek and English but no audio guides.
I took a marble seat in the Theatre of Dionysus at the foot of the Acropolis and imagined myself sitting watching a play about a goddess in 6BC! Onto the Odeion of Herodes Atticus named after a wealthy citizen who gifted this huge theatre to Athens which could seat 6,000 people. It's quite well preserved considering most of the other monuments on the Acropolis have fallen victim to the weather, man and wars.
Back onto the path and I finally reached the marble steps to take me up to the top of the Acropolis. The wind howled and it was bone chilling cold. Some of the temples remain but they are cordoned off. Some of the columns of the Parthenon still stand, and I could make out the features from one or two sculptures which Lord Elgin had left behind. The goddess Athena's (who gave her name to the city) statue would have stood at 39 feet high and dominated the space. Yes, I have bought a reproduction statue to take home! Sculptures of six girls support a porch of another temple, and the temple of Nike stands, but for how long?
I bought a book which has overlays of what the buildings might have looked like in 6BC with an accompanying CD. I'd love to do some time traveling and visit Athens in her prime as I'm fascinated with the number of goddess the Greeks had.
On Saturday I leave for Singapore. The last stop on my journey homewards and I'm feeling ok about that.


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Q: unique string count in a sequence I am trying to get the unique counts of the strings in a sequence.
For example,
 A<- c('CCE-CRE-DEE-DEE', 'FOE-FOE-GOE-GOE-GOE-ISE', 'ISE-PCE', 'ISE')
 library('stringr')
 B<- str_count(A, "-")
 df<- data.frame(A, B)

I am expecting output as follows:
C here is the total diversity, or different states in the sequence, any thoughts or suggestions? I looked around in SO but couldn't find a reasonable solution.
    df$C
    4
    3
    2
    1

A: I would do this using unique:
df$res <- sapply(str_split(A,"-"),function(x) length(unique(x)))
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1         CCE-CRE-DEE-DEE 3   3
2 FOE-FOE-GOE-GOE-GOE-ISE 5   3
3                 ISE-PCE 1   2
4                     ISE 0   1

I supose that what you expect is actually 3 for CCE-CRE-DEE-DEE.

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Disclaimer: I don't own Bones or any of the characters.
Summary: AU. Hannah and Temperance meet under different circumstances, years before either of them ever met Booth. Temperance Brennan is called to a U.S army base in Iraq to identify a body found on the premises.
Notes: a ficmix, which includes a prologue to their meeting and snapshots of their relationship over the years. the prologue is a work-in-progress to be continued. the prologue by itself can be found on lj or ao3.
Notes: Made for femslash_land's big bang. A remix of this fanmix.
For you fans out there.
Rating (Can be FF format or regular or both): PG?
Summary: I wrote this about a year ago as a gift for a friend and never posted it anywhere.
Disclaimer: I do not own the characters. No infringement intended.
Spoilers/Warnings: Everything is fair game.
Summary: Temperance can't rationalize the difference between emotion and pleasure.
A/N: I tried this chapter from a first person point of view. Good or bad idea?
So I don't normally pimp things unless I really believe in them, and think they are truely awesome, and this is one of those times.
This landcomm is for all femslash tv and movie pairings, so come along, apply and join in the fun!


The South Whidbey High School boys golf team finished behind two 4A schools in a four-team match Thursday, April 11, at the Useless Bay Golf and Country Club.
The Falcons shot a 256 to trail Glacier Peak (210) and Lake Stevens (244) in the non-league match. South Whidbey did finish ahead of Cedar Park Christian-Mountlake Terrace, which did not qualify for a team score.
South Whidbey's Gabe Jacobson-Ross shot a 42 to place third in the individual standings. Glacier Peak's Tyler Spalti and Lake Stevens' Josh Selby each carded a 39.
Dane Saxton was the next Falcon with a 49. Brent de Wolf and Soren Bratrude each shot 53, Lewis Mattson 59 and Kellen Eager 63.
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The Ultimatum France Season 1: Where Are The Couples Now?
If you ever thought that getting married is the final phrase goal of a relationship, Netflix's 'The Ultimatum: France' may make you rethink a number of of those notions. Based on the favored actuality assortment 'The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On,' this French current challenges the idea of marriage and relationships in a fashion certainly not seen sooner than. The premiere season of the current launched viewers to many intriguing {{couples}} whose on-screen journeys had been nothing wanting fascinating. Naturally, individuals are curious to know merely what their favorite pairs are as a lot as these days. So, let's uncover it collectively, we might?
Where Are Lina and Sophianne Now?
Starting off with possibly basically probably the most entertaining couple of the season, now we've got Lina and Sophianne. Their journey was stuffed with ups and downs that ultimately led to their engagement, and the duo was determined to see what life had in retailer for them. As of writing, it seems that evidently the couple continues to be set on the path of marriage though they haven't shared any updates in regards to the similar. Under the title of SJee, Sophianne seems to be thriving as a musician.
In actuality, Sophianne launched his music "Nothing More" on December 23, 2022, which viewers can take heed to on platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and so forth. Much like what the couple shared on the Netflix current, Lina and Sophianne look like touring ceaselessly between USA and France. It seems like Lina has definitely come spherical to the idea of staying throughout the USA though it doesn't appear to be they've carried out so utterly as of writing.
Where Are Lindsay and Scott Now?
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Though Lindsay and Scott Zadar broke up on Ultimatum Day, they apparently obtained once more collectively after a month as Lindsay decided to easily settle for her boyfriend's apologies and overtures. Since their time on the current, the duo has not shared any updates in regards to the standing of their relationship. Both of them have been pretty captivated with their television debut and have happily promoted the current by way of their respective social media handles.
As of writing, it seems that evidently Lindsay is working as a Nurse and having enjoyable with life to the fullest. Meanwhile, sports activities actions coach Scott is based in Liège, Belgium, and he claimed the title of Entrepreneur. Fans of the current could also be acutely aware that Scott actually hails from Belgium and his family lives within the similar metropolis as himself. Along with Lina, he currently appeared on 'It's Only TV,' AKA 'Touche Pas à mon Poste!'
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Where Are Romane and Théo Now?
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Unlike most {{couples}} on the current, Romane and Théo Borghino didn't get engaged and depart the current collectively. Even by way of the reunion of strong members that was held two months later, Théo didn't attend the event. It was there that Romane revealed that they'd been attempting to maneuver on. As of writing, Romane apparently lives throughout the metropolis of Aix-en-Provence, France. Still pursuing her analysis, she has been pretty captivated with her Netflix debut and has candidly shared her concepts in regards to the similar.
"I wanted to thank you for following the program and especially for the incredible amount of messages of support and love that I have received since the start of the broadcast. I've made some mistakes and I don't blame those who could have a pejorative opinion of me but don't forget that we remain imperfect humans and that's what makes the beauty and the uniqueness of each person," she shared on Instagram.
Just like Romane, Théo will be primarily based in Aix-en-Provence and works as a Dietician and Sports Coach. Those can avail of his instruction using completely completely different packages obtainable on Théo's site. Additionally, he moreover gives quite a few ebooks related to bodily well being, which can even be purchased by way of the online. Apart from promoting his actuality TV look, the sports activities actions coach normally shares fitness-related content material materials on his social media.
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Where Are Sarah and André Now?
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Despite their ups and downs, along with a double proposal, it appears as if Sarah Andrea and André Fouquet are nonetheless going sturdy. After getting engaged, the couple decided to take points slowly and await about e 12 months to tie the knot. During this time, they've plans to remain collectively and consider their future collectively. Presently, Sarah works as a Beautician, whereas André serves as a Sales Advisor for Ford Motors in Paris, France. Based throughout the French capital, Sarah and André look like on good phrases with their test companions, Théo and Lina, respectively, along with a lot of completely different strong members.
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Where Are Catherine and Richy Now?
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After getting engaged on 'The Ultimatum: France,' Catherine and Richy Williams didn't waste quite a bit time. In actuality, the duo obtained married inside two months of their engagement. The ceremony was nothing wanting pretty and had some moments featured throughout the Netflix current as properly. As of writing, Richy seemingly works as a Commercial Agent whereas Catherine is all through the hospitality commerce as a Restaurant Manager. Both of them have been pretty joyful about their time on the current and have eagerly promoted the gathering by way of social media.
Presently, the joyful couple is based in Paris, France, and seems to be having enjoyable with marital bliss. They have moreover gained quite a bit love from most people regarding their time on the reality assortment. "Thank you all for this love. I never thought I would deserve this one day, and I hope I could return this strength to each of you," Catherine responded on Instagram to her admirers.
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Where Are Alëna and Benjamin Now?
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When Alëna obtained right here on the Netflix current, she was determined to get married to her boyfriend, Benjamin Leroy Wurmlinger. However, by way of the ceremony to determine on their test companions, she rescinded her ultimatum and acknowledged that she cherished her boyfriend very quite a bit and was ready to attend for him. In response, Benjamin outlined that getting married was not off the desk for him. However, he wished to find out himself financially and professionally sooner than taking such an unlimited step.
After their time on the current, the couple labored collectively and opened Les Amoureuses Bar à Vins. Located at 3 Rue des Tournelles in Paris, France, the establishment is co-owned by Alëna and Benjamin and is open From Wednesday to Sunday between the hours of three PM and eight PM. Additionally, Benjamin will be in charge of Perchoir Porte de Versailles, 2 Avenue de la Porte de la Plaine, Paris. The joyful pair is presently primarily based throughout the French capital and look like having enjoyable with their time collectively.
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City of Cortez approves $32 million budget for 2018
Spending on construction, wages will increase about $1 million
Wednesday, Dec. 13, 2017 6:37 PM
Updated: Thursday, Dec. 14, 2017 3:38 PM
A pedestrian crosses Main Street in Cortez. The 2018 city budget includes $975,000 for downtown improvements, including the installation of medians on four blocks of Main Street.
The Journal file
A training session outside the Cortez police station. The 2018 city budget includes $600,000 for the station's heating, air conditioning and ventilation system.
During a public hearing on Tuesday, the Cortez City Council voted to approve a $32.28 million budget for 2018.
The budget includes a roughly $1 million increase in spending from the 2017 budget, which was just over $31 million, but a decrease from the $32.37 million draft budget proposed to the council at its latest budget workshop on Nov. 28. Most of the increases come from capital projects planned for next year and planned increases in employee wages. City manager Shane Hale said the decreases were a result of feedback from department heads during recent workshops.
According to reports from the finance department, the city came in almost $900,000 under budget for 2017, and its general fund reserves grew by more than $100,000. While the city's spending went over budget in a few departments, such as the water fund, most were well under budget.
In the Cortez Community Network fund, which would have paid for the city's ongoing fiber project, expenditures were more than $1 million less than budgeted at the beginning of the year. The city's fiber project has been on hold for about two years, and fiber was only installed in a few areas in 2017.
Finance director Kathi Moss said her department began working on 2018 budget documents in July. The council began holding budget hearings for city departments in early October.
"The budget is a very time-consuming task that takes place over a period of many months," Mayor Karen Sheek said. "It requires the dedication and the hard work of all the department heads."
Hale presented a positive view of next year's budget in a memo included in the council's meeting packet. He said the city received about 6 percent more revenue from sales tax collections in 2017 compared with 2016, although severance tax and federal mineral leasing revenues were down. This was the second year in a row, he said, that the city's general fund reserve balance increased.
Many of the spending increases in 2018 are due to one-time capital projects. One is the planned replacement of the Cortez Police Department's heating, air conditioning and ventilation system, estimated at $600,000. The city also plans to purchase 50 acres of land owned by Keith Evans for $50,000, in order to add it to the Geer Natural Area. The most expensive land acquisition on the city budget is the purchase of 14 acres of property formerly occupied by the Montezuma-Cortez High School, which the city plans to turn into a park. That will cost $354,000, and the purchase is contingent upon the city receiving a grant from Great Outdoors Colorado.
The city also plans to conduct several paving projects in 2018, including a resurfacing of North Dolores Road. The budget includes $650,000 for those projects. Another $975,000 has been budgeted for downtown improvements, including the installation of medians on four blocks of Main Street.
A total of $715,000 has been budgeted for improvements to the city's water distribution system, which will include the replacement of about 1,800 feet of pipeline and repairs on the water treatment plant.
Another factor that will affect the 2018 budget is a salary increase for city employees. Hale said wages will increase a total of 2.5 percent in 2018. Individual employees will receive between a 1 percent and 4 percent raise, depending on their performance the previous year.
"It is important that the city remain competitive with wage and benefits," he wrote in the memo.
The budget set the 2018 mill levy at 1.21 mills per $1,000 of assessed property value, which Hale estimated would generate about $108,500 in revenue next year.
During the meeting, the council also approved the 2018 fees and charges for several city services. Refuse collection fees will go up 5 percent in 2018, or $1 more per month for residences. The dumpster lock fee will increase from $25 to $40 per lock. Water rates will increase 10 percent, meaning the cost for a residential water meter will go up from $19.80 to $21.80 per month, and the water usage charge will increase from $2.65 to $2.92 per 1,000 gallons of water used.
Several Conquistador Golf Course fees went up, including the cost for season passes and golf cart registration. The fees for a few recreational sports programs offered by the city also increased. Prices at the Cortez Recreation Center will stay the same, except that registration for the fitness classes offered there is now included in the cost of an annual pass.
The fees for public works services, which include a wide variety of construction permits and equipment rentals, will stay the same except for flatbed truck rental fees, which will increase from $65 to $70, and asphalt patch-back fees, which will increase by 15 percent.
In addition to the main city budget, the council approved a $142,957 budget for the hydroelectric power plant – about a $100 increase from the revised 2017 budget. An increase in the fees the city pays to the Cortez Sanitation District in exchange for providing water meter data was also approved, bringing the monthly fee to $1,100 per month.
The council voted unanimously, with member Tim Miller absent, to approve the 2018 budget and all the fee changes that came with it. The budget will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2018.
The full 2018 budget can be found at www.cityofcortez.com by clicking the "Government" tab, and then the "Finance" tab.
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"Forward thinking Wales on way to making history" says Cycling UK
Becky and Kylie starting Hope Mountain bridleway
Cycling UK calls on public to endorse Welsh proposals to increase cycling access.
Cycling UK and OpenMTB today (Wednesday, 23 August) backed Welsh Government proposals to open up most footpaths in Wales to cycling and horse riding and have called on the wider public to show their support similarly via the Trails for Wales campaign.
Currently, cycling and horse riding are only permitted on 21% of the entire rights of way network in Wales. This prevents people using tracks and trails which are eminently suitable for cycling, whilst allowing them to cycle on muddy bridleways a 4x4 would struggle to cope with.
The Welsh Government's consultation, "Taking forward Wales' sustainable management of natural resources", proposes changes to the legislation to allow cycling and horse riding on footpaths where suitable, a move welcomed by Cycling UK and OpenMTB in their consultation response.
In 2015, through their joint campaign, Trails for Wales, Cycling UK and OpenMTB made this recommendation to the Welsh Government. The campaign was backed by over 4000 members of the public and highlighted the health, social and economic benefits of a similar policy move in Scotland, where a Transform Scotland report estimated the economic benefits of off-road and leisure cycling at between £236.2m and £358m per year.
Cycling UK, via their Rides of Way report published in February this year, found that one-third of cyclists ride regularly on trails whose status they do not know. This suggests the current rights of way network is confusing and needs simplifying, a move backed by the Welsh Government in their consultation. The report was based on the views gathered from over 11,000 off-road cyclists, and also found a further 74% of them consider the current rights of way network unsuitable.
With the prospect of meaningful change coming from the Government, Cycling UK is urging as many people from across the UK, not just Wales, who enjoy cycling off-road, whether it be for family rides or mountain biking, to take action and support the creation of Trails for Wales at www.cyclinguk.org/trails-for-wales
Duncan Dollimore, Cycling UK's Head of Advocacy and Campaigns, said:
"The Welsh Government is rightly looking for opportunities to manage its wide range of wonderful natural resources, recognising in their consultation the uncertainties that may come with Brexit. These proposals will help more people enjoy the outdoors, while also benefiting the rural economy - their forward thinking is on way to making history.
"Wales is a world class destination for cycling in all its forms, whether you're looking for a gentle family wander or heading to one of the many trail centres for an off-road adventure. Opening up suitable footpaths to more cycling will only increase the appeal for more people to come and visit Wales for a great cycling experience.
"The Welsh Government wants cyclists input, wherever they live – not just Wales. We had a fantastic response rate for our campaign Trails for Wales in 2015, so if you support greater opportunities to cycle off-road then head to www.cyclinguk.org/trails-for-wales"
Stace King, OpenMTB spokesperson said:
"It is fantastic to see the Welsh Government respond so positively to the Trails for Wales campaign, producing a genuinely forward-looking set of proposals.
"The current access system in England and Wales simply does not work, but real change is within reach in Wales and we strongly encourage riders to help us and Cycling UK secure better access now and for future generations."
Cycling UK is part of Outdoor Access Wales, a coalition of organisations supporting improved access to the Welsh outdoors for non-motorised recreation in order to make Wales a world class destination for active pursuits.
pr_2017_030_trails_for_wales_launch.pdf
Cycling UK Press Office
Email: publicity@cyclinguk.org
To take action in support of Trails for Wales, go to: https://action.cyclinguk.org/page/13078/action/1?ea.tracking.id=PR
Cycling UK, the national cycling charity, inspires and helps people to cycle and keep cycling, whatever kind of cycling they do or would like to do. Over a century's experience tells us that cycling is more than useful transport; it makes you feel good, gives you a sense of freedom and creates a better environment for everyone. www.cyclinguk.org
OpenMTB is a network of representatives from mountain biking groups across England and Wales – including advocates, volunteer trail builders, guides, writers and more. www.openmtb.org.uk
Cycling UK's consultation response is dedicated to the late Mike Hall, who supported the original Trails for Wales campaign saying, "Bikes are brilliant, and the countryside is for everyone." The Executive Summary and consultation response are available for download at: https://www.cyclinguk.org/blog/mark-slater/trails-wales
"Taking forward Wales' sustainable management of natural resources" is available for download at: https://consultations.gov.wales/consultations/taking-forward-wales-susta... (see Chapter 4)
Cycling UK campaigned for increased access in Wales with its Trails for Wales campaign in 2015, www.cyclinguk.org/campaign/trails-wales following the Welsh Government consultation: 'Improving opportunities to access the outdoors for responsible recreation' http://gov.wales/consultations/environmentandcountryside/improving-oppor.... The Green Paper received 5,796 total responses, with over 4,000 responses backing Cycling UK's calls for adoption of Scottish-style access laws.
Cycling UK's Rides of Way survey, infographic and tables are available for download at: www.bit.ly/cyclinguk-ridesofway
Cycling UK has a long-established history of facilitating better access to the countryside. In 1968 Cycling UK secured access for cycles to use bridleways. The organisation later fought successfully for a presumed access policy in the Scottish Land Reform Act (2003), and ensured that the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act (2006) included provision for restricted byways rights to be claimed on the basis of past cycle use.
Outdoor Access Wales is an alliance formed of Cycling UK, OpenMTB, the British Horse Society, Ramblers Cymru, BMC, Waters Wales, Disabled Ramblers, Cambrian Caving Council and Open Spaces Society. www.outdooraccesswales.org
Trails for Wales Cycling UK in Wales Off-road and Mountain Biking Off-road Access
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Q: Heroku can not find gem after deployment I am deploying an app to Heroku, everything went smoothly, but when it came to the more exotic gems I got this error:
No such file or directory - /app/vendor/bundle/ruby/1.9.1/gems/rwordnet-0.1.3/lib/wordnet/../../WordNet-3.0/dict/data.
I am using rwordnet gem. It works fine locally in production (had to require it in application.rb though).
Any suggestions?
Thanks )
And happy holidays..
EDIT: Oh yes, that is the case:
https://github.com/doches/rwordnet/issues/1
this issue is the problem. Thereby another question - how can I edit the file in /app/vendor/bundle/ruby/1.9.1/gems/ in Heroku?

A: Actually solved this,
had to unpack the gem
gem unpack rwordnet --target vendor/gems
Then edit the pos.rb file ("a" => "adj", "r=>"adv") and then add it to Gemfile
gem "rwordnet", '0.1.3', :path => "vendor/gems/rwordnet-0.1.3"
thanks to these two posts:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/6507034/861181

https://stackoverflow.com/a/4971668/861181


Instead of Mary or Jesus or anybody, I suddenly thought only of Anthony Powell, whose beautiful Dance to the Music of Time I was then rereading, and felt an overwhelmingly sense that this is really all we get–that if everything else is taken away, the beauty of someone's vision of the world is our meager but abiding solace for being in the world.
Nice essay. "Brideshead Revisited is mostly about things being over"–yes, I think you've got it. Well said. BR is a love note to a dying age, a dying people, a dying way of being. I find the novel immeasurably sad, but therein, I think, lies its beauty.
I loved this post! Brideshead Revisited is one of my favorite novels too (as is A Room with a View!), and I think you really captured why — because of its lovely bittersweetness, its nostalgia, and, above all, its gorgeous, gorgeous language.
Crikey, I'm just going to agree with the previous commentators: I've always loved Brideshead Revisited as well. I watched the BBC series as an upper middle-class teenager (who was questioning his sexuality), listened to the wonderful sountrack on vinyl on repeat for years until I finally read the book in my twenties. I loved the sense of place, particularly of architecture and landscape, the sadness, the wanting but not finding, a family on the way out, the tension between stasis and journey. I'll die knowing that this book – this story – had a big impact on my life. I might just have to read it again. Soon.
I think we fall in love with Brideshead in the same way that Charles falls in love with Sebastian; perhaps if you go far enough down the path of sadness and absurdity (so privileged you are deprived) you find something so vulgar it's an elegant gem? I don't know… but Jeremy Irons does seem the right human analogy.
Congratulations on the 3 Quarks Daily prize!
I've been reading Modern Library Review from day one, and it's well deserved!
Thanks very much, Anon and everyone!


478 pages | 78 B/W Illus.
Interest in the phenomenon known as "lean" has grown significantly in recent years. This is the first volume to provide an academically rigorous overview of the field of lean management, introducing the reader to the application of lean in diverse application areas, from the production floor to sales and marketing, from the automobile industry to academic institutions.
This handbook is an excellent resource for business and management students as well as any academics, scholars, practitioners, and consultants interested in the "lean world."
"Netland and Powell have done a wonderful job in bringing together the key writers on the Lean agenda. Anyone seeking to dig deeper in the field, either in the underlying philosophy or specific applications, will find much of value here. The book is unique in its breadth, giving an accurate reflection of the state of the art."
"When Quincy Jones produced the song We Are the World, written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie, he gathered what he called 'the supergroup.' The most admired singers in the world contributed with their best tones in ONE song. This is a book where Netland and Powell have done the very same thing, but on the 'lean arena.' They have gathered the most admired 'lean singers' in the world where everyone contributes with their best 'lean tones.' This is a megahit! Enjoy the rhythm!"
Torbjørn H. Netland is Chair of Production and Operations Management at the Department of Management, Technology, and Economics at ETH Zurich, Switzerland.
Daryl J. Powell is the Lean Program Manager at the Subsea division of Kongsberg Maritime AS, Norway, and a visiting professor at the Faculty of Economics and Business at the University of Groningen, Netherlands.


Transfer the money in euro to our bank with a SEPA transaction. This has minimal costs and will allow for a tax reduction if you live in Holland. See Bank transfer below.
Send the money to MISEREOR to get a tax reduction if you live in Germany. See here (German) or here (English).
Most prefer to use Paypal. The other methods mentioned below can also be used.
For sponsoring a child contact Kibaale Children's Fund (KCF) in Canada (see below). US and Canadian checks can be send to them to lower banking costs.
For companies a tax reduction can be obtained, see below.
Do you work for Google? Please enter your gift on giftmatch and Google will double the amount (if the conditions are met). The organisation ID is 21197, or search for "ICCF".
For bitcoins see the bitcoin donation page.
To start a recurring payment see the subscription page.
See the paypal site for information. The e-mail address for sending the money to is: Bram@iccf-holland.org. Using Euro is preferred, US dollars are also accepted. For amounts above 400 Euro ($500) sending a check is preferred.
Security check: On the PayPal page the URL must start with "https://www.paypal.com/".
This should be possible in any country, at a low cost. Mostly at the post office. Use the name that is in my passport: "Abraham Moolenaar", and the address at the end. Use Euro for the currency if possible.
For Canada and the USA see the next item. Sending any normal bank check to ICCF Holland should be possible. Please verify that it is accepted in the Netherlands. Unfortunately, our bank charges 12 euro for cashing a check. Only use this method for large amounts.
KCF forwards 100% of the money to the project in Uganda.
If you make a donation to Kibaale Children's Fund (KCF) you will receive a tax receipt which can be submitted with your tax return.
KCF is under the umbrella of Kuwasha, part of Pacific Academy, which is a charity registered in Canada. More information on their website. KCF takes care of the Canadian sponsors for the children in Kibaale. You can also contact them if you would like to sponsor a child.
Companies in Switzerland can send a donation to MISEREOR, see here (German) or here (English). According to a well informed tax person the donation can be put in the books as a donation, so long as it is a reasonable amount.
As far as we know this is not possible for private persons.
For comments on the ICCF Holland pages and for more information contact Bram Moolenaar (Bram AT iccf-holland DOT org).


Turn on the TV for two or three hours and you're likely to see a commercial for Abilify – one of the newer antipsychotic medications being used to treat a variety of symptoms and disorders. It's advertised as an adjunct medication for those taking antidepressants for depression who aren't quite experiencing the benefits they'd hoped for.
Antipsychotics, as the name suggests, were primarily developed to treat symptoms of psychosis. For years, they were used almost exclusively for the treatment of the two most common psychotic disorders – schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder. The two most common psychotic symptoms are hallucinations – e.g. hearing voices – and delusions – e.g. the bizarre belief that aliens are controlling your mind via an implanted microchip. For many individuals suffering from psychosis, these medications have been life-changing. Schizophrenia is one of the most debilitating and serious psychiatric disorders known to humankind. These drugs – which were first used in the 1950s – radically changed its treatment in a very positive way (in most cases).
As time went on, scientists and physicians found that these powerful medications could also be beneficial for other symptoms and disorders. Today, they are often used in the treatment of bipolar I disorder – particularly mania but also bipolar depression – as well as several other disorders that will be discussed later.
Because of their highly sedating effect, antipsychotics are often referred to as "major tranquilizers." They are also known as "neuroleptics," due to the way they work in the brain. They are also split into two categories, based primarily on when they were developed – first generation and second generation.
Antipsychotic medications in this early group were the first ones used to treat schizophrenia. They are sometimes referred to as "typical" or "conventional" antipsychotics. These early drugs are still very effective. Unfortunately, though, their benefits often come at a high price in the form of serious – and sometimes permanent – side effects. In many cases, however, the life-altering benefits seem to significantly outweigh any risks.
After nearly four decades of reliance on first-generation antipsychotics, the second generation or "atypical" drugs began to appear on the market. These drugs became quickly popular, largely because they were thought to have less intense and fewer side effects than conventional antipsychotics.
Not everyone agrees as to whether the newer antipsychotics provide any significant benefits over the earlier ones. Research has shown that some of the earlier medications are no less effective than the more recent ones. This is important to consumers because the first-generation drugs (those that are still available today) are significantly less expensive than the newer ones.
A frequent and alarming off-label use includes treating kids who struggle with ADHD or conduct disorder. This practice has raised some serious eyebrows, as doctors are prescribing antipsychotics off-label for youngsters as young as 3.
Like almost every other psychiatric medication available today, these powerful medications target specific neurotransmitters – chemicals such as serotonin and dopamine – in the brain. These chemicals are believed to be associated with mood symptoms as well as psychosis.
One of the primary reasons there is a lot of controversy around the use of antipsychotic drugs, especially for off-label use for so many disorders and in vulnerable individuals (such as young children), is the very serious potential side effects for which these drugs are notorious.
All medications come with an array of potential side effects – many of which are listed only because they occurred in a very tiny percentage of those who participated in early clinical trials. But the serious side effects associated with antipsychotics are not highly unlikely or extremely rare. This isn't to say that these medications don't have their place in the treatment of psychiatric disorders, but they should always be used with extreme caution – especially when prescribed for children, adolescents, or elderly individuals.
Some side effects occur more frequently in the typical antipsychotics, while others tend to be more often associated with the atypical drugs.
Once you start taking an antipsychotic medication (and any medication for that matter), be sure to take it exactly as your doctor prescribed. Just because one is good doesn't mean two is better. Playing around with the dose or skipping your meds from time to time can lead to serious problems. Be sure to inform your doctor of any side effects, and never stop your medication without talking to your doctor first.
Antipsychotic medications have literally changed millions of lives over the past 60 years, particularly for those struggling with severe mental illnesses like schizophrenia or bipolar disorder. But that doesn't mean they're right for everyone. They don't always work for everyone who takes them – no medication works 100% of the time for 100% of those taking it. Because of the potential for serious side effects, always carefully weigh the pros and cons. Do your research and make an informed decision.


University of Louisville researchers hope that a novel approach to use ultrasound to dry blood will ease shortages in remote locations, enable delivery by drone — and even facilitate long journeys in space.
The researchers — Jonathan Kopechek, assistant professor of bioengineering; Michael Menze, associate professor of biology; and Brett Janis, a UofL doctoral student in molecular biology — told Insider that their approach would make it much easier to store blood, to save it for longer periods and to rehydrate it without any need for special equipment. The drying and rehydration process also would cut costs compared to current storage methods and would ease emergency responses during disasters and could help patients preparing for surgeries.
Today, blood can be stored in refrigerators no longer than 42 days before it has to be discarded, per Food and Drug Administration rules. To store blood longer, it has to go through a cumbersome freezing process that involves the addition of glycerol, which has to be removed during the thawing process. Frozen blood can be kept for 10 years — but it has to be stored in a freezer at -112 degrees Fahrenheit, which makes it costly and impractical for uses in remote locations. The thawing process also takes several hours, which makes it impractical when the blood is needed immediately, such as when a soldier is hemorrhaging from a grievous wound on the battlefield.
"A lot of doctors can't wait that long," said Menze.
While other scientists have combined the sugar and blood, the UofL researchers have significantly accelerated the process by firing ultrasound at a solution of blood and trehalose to enable the blood to absorb the sugar. The local researchers' approach also has significantly increased the share of blood that is viable after drying and rehydration.
They're working on optimizing the process and plan to test rehydrated blood on rats next year.
"Those will be critical experiments to show feasibility," Kopechek said. Clinical trials are at least three years away.
Menze said that blood transfusions are necessary for many life-saving procedures but often are not available in remote locations because of lack of access to electricity and refrigeration. Dried blood could easily be stored anywhere and simply rehydrated for almost immediate use.
And, Kopechek said, dried blood could address blood shortages in humanitarian crises or when blood cannot be delivered because war or natural disasters are making roads impassable.
More than 1 million children die annually because of lack of access to blood, he said.
Ambulances could more easily carry blood and make it available to patients who cannot wait until they reach the hospital.
Blood banks typically collect only enough blood to meet their projected needs because they don't store the substance for more than 42 days. Dried blood could stabilize the blood supply because it can be kept for a decade.
Cities could stockpile dried blood for natural disasters, mass shootings and terrorist attacks.
And, the researchers said, people could more easily and cheaply prepare for their own surgeries by having some of their blood dried to make it available for a transfusion.
Storage alone for frozen blood costs about $100 per unit, and the UofL researchers estimate their process would cost about $20 per unit.
The trio will present its research at a NASA workshop this month. Kopechek said that dried blood weighs less than frozen blood, which would make it less expensive to launch into space, never mind that astronauts would not need to bring or know how to operate complicated machinery to thaw frozen blood.
"We can see how this could be very useful for long-term space missions," Kopechek said.
The researchers also are working the National Science Foundation and a local startup accelerator to turn their approach into a business.


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Down St Mary – wieś w Anglii, w hrabstwie Devon, w dystrykcie Mid Devon. Leży 21 km na północny zachód od miasta Exeter i 267 km na zachód od Londynu. W 2001 miejscowość liczyła 316 mieszkańców.

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Q: How do I jest.mock a react component import inside another react component file I am trying to write a jest test using the newer @testing-library/react library.
This newer testing library does not have shallow rendering, so I am trying to mock out the react sub-components my tested component uses as a workaround.
But I am running into a problem using jest.mock, I cant seem to properly mock the 'subComponent.jsx' file properly.
When I use jest.mock('subComponent.jsx', ...) inside my test.js file, it only mocks imports of subComponent.jsx inside the test.js file.  When I import subComponent.jsx from inside component.jsx, the mock in test.js no longer applies.
So How do I get an import of subComponent.jsx from inside of component.jsx mocked, without having to butcher the component.jsx file internally?
BTW, I am also naturally open to any other solutions to effectively achieving shallow rendering for @testing-library/react if anyone has good suggestions...
test.js:

import Component from 'component.jsx';
jest.mock('subComponent.jsx', ...doSomething);

component.jsx:

import SubComponent from 'subComponent.jsx;
[SubComponent.jsx is not mocked here!!!!]

A: Sorry, turns out this was a casing typo on my side as pointed out by @skyboyer
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Soon you'll only be able to buy World of Warcraft game time in 60 day increments — but no change for subs or tokens
By Christian Thoma
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Blizzard will be reducing World of Warcraft's purchasable game time options from either 30, 90, or 180 days of game time to a single 60 days option. This consolidation of the options should make it easier for those looking to purchase game time but it may be frustrating for those who prefer to play in 30 day increments or gift game time to others.
It is extremely important to note that this changes nothing for subscriptions or tokens — for the former, the 30, 90, and 180 days options remain available, and purchasing the token in-game will continue to add 30 days of game time or $15 to your account as before. If you're looking to give your friends game time, you can gift Blizzard Balance, but you'll have to be friends on Battle.net to do so.
Why the change, then? I imagine Blizzard was just trying to make things easier on their accountants while at the same attempting to encourage more people to subscribe instead of purchasing game time; subscriptions provide a much more reliable stream of income to a company than at-will purchases. 60 days appears to be a sweet spot for game time purchases, as Final Fantasy XIV has the exact same play time options. Of course, the 180 day option was likely largely unused these days, as it no longer provided a free mount or similar that the 180 day subscription does.
Of course, if you prefer playing only 30 days at a time and don't wish to partake in the token economy, you do have the option to subscribe for 30 days and then cancel the subscription immediately (you lose nothing by doing so). It's an extra step you didn't need to do before (and thus by definition an annoyance), but at least you're still able to maintain your desired play interval.
It must be noted, though, that removing most of the game time options limits your ability to use your Battle.net Balance to purchase game time, as that balance can't be used to pay for subscriptions. So unless you're willing to only play in 60 day intervals, you may not want to build up your available funds for game time anymore.
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Dungannon and South Tyrone Area Plan 2010
Policy Framework: Settlement
Dungannon and South Tyrone Borough has a strong rural settlement character with approximately two thirds of its population currently living in villages or the countryside. Major development proposals in the Borough have nevertheless centred primarily on the larger settlements of Dungannon and Coalisland.
With an estimated population of 10,983 (2001 Census), Dungannon is the principal administrative and commercial centre for the Borough. It is also the main industrial base, especially in manufacturing and food processing. Coalisland is the second largest town in Dungannon and South Tyrone Borough with an estimated population of 4,872 (2001 Census). It is an industrial and local service centre in close proximity to Dungannon, located approximately 6 kilometres to the northeast.
The Plan designates 31 villages within the Borough which act as local social, educational and commercial centres and which provide development opportunities to accommodate local needs, arising from within the villages and the surrounding rural hinterland. There is a significant concentration of villages in the eastern part of the Borough, in close proximity to both Dungannon and Coalisland. Some of these have witnessed significant growth relative to their existing scale and facilities.
Many of the Borough's villages also enjoy relatively good access to the strategic road network, including Aghaginduff/Cabragh, Augher, Aughnacloy, Ballygawley, Clogher, Fivemiletown, Killyman, Moy and Tamnamore. As such, they are likely to be particularly attractive to potential development opportunities, including those for industry and business.
Regional Policy Context
The Regional Development Strategy (RDS) sets out a Spatial Development Strategy (SDS) to guide the physical development of the Region to 2025. The SDS is a hub, corridor and gateway framework designed to:
guide physical development throughout Northern Ireland over the next 25 years, subject to adjustment on review;
facilitate economic growth by identifying a network of locational opportunities for investment and development;
accommodate the necessary housing growth;
promote balanced community development;
create the conditions for improved and equitable access to a range of employment, commercial, health, education and community services across urban and rural areas; and
protect and enhance the natural and built environments.
The Spatial Development Strategy specifically identifies Dungannon as a main hub.
The Department's regional planning policies for development in the settlements of Dungannon and South Tyrone Borough are currently set out in the various Planning Policy Statements published to date and A Planning Strategy for Rural Northern Ireland. These provide a coherent framework for future development within towns, villages and rural communities as appropriate. There is currently an ongoing programme of PPS preparation being carried out by both DRD and DOE (see Appendix 1).
Plan Policy SETT 1 Settlement Limits
A settlement limit is designated for Dungannon and for Coalisland and land is zoned for the principal land uses. Settlement limits are also designated for the following villages:
Aghaginduff/Cabragh, Annaghmore, Augher, Aughnacloy, Ballygawley, Ballynakilly, Benburb, Brockagh/Mountjoy, Caledon, Cappagh, Carland, Carnteel, Castlecaulfield, Clogher, Clonmore, Dernagh/Clonoe, Derrylee, Donaghmore, Dyan, Edendork, Eglish, Fivemiletown, Galbally, Granville, Killeen, Killyman, Moy, Newmills, Tamnamore, The Bush and Tullyallen.
Favourable consideration will be given to development proposals within settlement limits including zoned sites provided the following criteria are met:
the proposal is sensitive to the size, character and function of the settlement in terms of scale, form, design and use of materials;
the proposal respects the opportunities and constraints of the specific site and its surroundings and, where appropriate, considers the potential for the creation of a new sense of place through sensitive design;
there is no significant detrimental affect on amenities;
there is no significant conflict with recognised conservation interests there are satisfactory arrangements for access, parking and sewage disposal;
where appropriate, any additional infrastructure necessary to accommodate the proposal is provided by the developer; and
the proposal is in accordance with prevailing regional planning policy and the policies, requirements and guidance contained in Part 3 of the Plan.
The designation of settlement limits is partly to promote, and partly to contain, new development within that limit and so maintain the clear distinction between the countryside and the built-up area. This will help facilitate properly structured and appropriately scaled growth, protect the individual character of each settlement and constrain ribbon development and urban sprawl in the surrounding countryside. In Dungannon and Coalisland, areas are also zoned for the principal land uses to promote orderly growth. Within the villages, housing proposals will be considered on their merits, providing developments are generally small scale, low density, appropriately located and of sensitive design, materials and form.
It must be stressed that inclusion of land within settlement limits does not imply automatic consent for any particular development, even on zoned sites. All development should contribute to a sustainable and quality environment.
The Department will require development proposals to be designed and implemented in accordance with prevailing regional planning policies and with the relevant Plan policies and proposals, including the key site requirements set out for zoned land. The key site requirements set out the most important matters which developers will need to address in bringing forward proposals for specific sites. They focus on the main infrastructure requirements and local design requirements.
Developers should, however, note that while the key site requirements for the development of zoned sites are set out in the Plan, the need for certain supplementary infrastructure works and/or mitigation measures necessary to facilitate the specific scale and form of development proposed may only be identified at planning application stage e.g. as a result of an Environmental Impact Assessment or a Transport Assessment.
Many development sites will require the improvement of existing infrastructure and/or the provision of additional supplementary infrastructural works to enable the development to take place e.g. transport infrastructure, water and sewerage or land drainage. It is presently government policy that developers should bear the cost of works required to facilitate their development proposals. This policy applies to both public and private sector developments. Where appropriate, planning agreements under Article 40 of the Planning (Northern Ireland) Order 1991 may be used to enable developers to proceed. Developers are urged to liaise early in the preparation of their proposals with the relevant Department, Agency or service provider.
The settlement limit and land use zonings for Dungannon, Coalisland and the villages are shown on the settlement maps. Specific requirements and guidance for each settlement and the zoned sites are contained in Part 3 of the Plan.
Plan Policy SETT 2 Protection of Accesses
Protected access points are identified in Dungannon, Coalisland and Fivemiletown.
Planning permission will be refused for development proposals that would prejudice the provision of satisfactory access through these access points to neighbouring backlands.
Elsewhere within all settlements, there will be a presumption against development proposals that would prejudice future potential development opportunities.
The Department identifies the position of certain access points within Dungannon Coalisland and Fivemiletown, which it considers important to protect. These are at locations where future access opportunities are limited by the extent of existing development or where, in the interests of traffic safety, access may be restricted to certain points. The Department wishes to ensure that development proposals will not encroach upon or prejudice the future provision of satisfactory access, including visibility splays, at these locations. Elsewhere within settlement limits, the Department wishes to ensure that proposals will not unduly restrict the development potential of adjoining lands and will therefore consider the effect any proposal may have on the accessibility and comprehensive development of such lands.
The identification of these access points does not necessarily indicate that they are suitable in their present condition for use as access to the site. Depending upon the scale of the development proposed, access points may have to be upgraded to meet the Department for Regional Development's Road Service standards. These access points are identified on the relevant settlement maps.
Community Uses
Retailing, Services & Offices
Recreation & Open Space
Part 3: Settlements


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Bus adapté Bergeracois (BAB)

L'association "APAMH" (Aides aux Personnes Âgées, Malades ou Handicapées) propose le transport des personnes handicapées grâce au Bus Adapté Bergeracois (BAB) pour le compte de La CAB.

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In 2016, Florida's west coast and inland farming counties reused close to 100 percent of their wastewater, primarily for irrigation purposes. In South Florida, on the other hand (Miami-Dade, Broward, and Monroe counties) wastewater reclamation hovers at a mere 4 to 7 percent.
A state law, passed in 2008, gave counties a 15+ year horizon to implement broader scale wastewater reclamation and reuse at the municipal level. However, many areas have found that implementing a municipal-scale reuse system can often be cost prohibitive. A recent study conducted by the Water Environment Federation highlighted the challenges facing municipal reuse systems. "Reuse points can potentially range widely across a municipal jurisdiction, which can imply high costs for a network capable of reaching them. This often makes centralized systems economically unfeasible."[2]
In an interview with the Miami Herald, Deputy Water and Sewer Director Doug Yoder, says: "The language in the statute says that reuse needs to be economically reasonable and technically feasible." "We would be inclined to say if it increases the cost of water by a factor of 10, that hardly seems on its face to be economically reasonable."[3]
Southern Florida is still in dire need for impactful water conservation and reuse programs. Significant drought has hit the state this year and salt water intrusion continues to be a problem in many coastal areas. While centralized, municipal-scale reuse systems may not pencil out for many counties, an alternative solution may lie in the form of distributed or decentralized water reclamation systems.
In a study, published by the Water Resources Management journal, researchers outlined how decentralized treatment can complement existing municipal infrastructure. "Advancements in treatment technology have allowed for a compact approach to wastewater reclamation. These technologies, when applied to a decentralized strategy, can further reduce infrastructure requirements by limiting the number of wastewater collection facilities and associated energy costs."[4]
Given the state's need for long-term water supply planning, a decentralized network of reclamation systems provides water supply resiliency to existing city infrastructure. A study by Research and Markets found that "decentralized wastewater management could be a cost effective method of managing wastewater on-site, with rapid population growth and industrialization."[5]
For now, the counties of South Florida are developing options to meet the state's mandate. A plan is scheduled to be completed and presented to the state for review by the beginning of December.
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[2] Leverenze, H. & G. Tchobanoglous. (2009). Satellite Systems for Enhanced Wastewater Management in Urban Areas. Water Environment Federation, 5592-5608.
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Reuters | Posted: Jan. 8, 2023, 2 a.m. | Updated: Jan. 8, 2023, 2 a.m. | 2 Min Read
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The impact of Suryakumar Yadav's incendiary shotmaking makes batting easier for his India teammates, captain Hardik Pandya said after the team's T20 series victory against Sri Lanka in Rajkot.
Yadav, the top-ranked T20 batsman, smashed a 45-ball hundred in Saturday's decider against Sri Lanka and his unbeaten 112 powered India to an insurmountable 228-5.
Yadav became the only player to score three T20 hundreds batting at No. 3 or lower, helping India stretch their unbeaten home streak to 12 series.
"It makes my life very easy," Pandya said after India secured a 2-1 series victory. "The way he changes the game, the way he plays some shots, it actually breaks the morale of the bowler, which helps other batsmen as well."
Yadav's fearless shotmaking was in full display as he clobbered nine sixes, along with seven fours, in flattening Sri Lanka.
Pandya put it down to the 32-year-old's uncluttered approach to batting.
"The kind of form he's in and the kind of clarity he has, you don't really need to go and speak to him," Pandya said. "He's always been very clear about his plan, and that's the reason he's successful in this format. He does not doubt his ability."
Former Sri Lanka spearhead Lasith Malinga was among those who doffed their hat at Yadav, fondly called 'SKY'.
"This is pure entertainment. A T20 batting masterclass from SKY. Loved watching every minute of it even though it was against SL. World's best by far!" tweeted Malinga, who played with Yadav for Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League.
(Reporting by Amlan Chakraborty in New Delhi; editing by Gerry Doyle)
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As with other Irish Regiments, this Regiment did not have any Territorial Force Battalions. The Territorial & Reserve Forces act of 1907 did not call for the forming of Territorial Force Battalons in Ireland.
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission has 2,784 recorded WW1 deaths for The Royal Irish Regiment.
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Louis James.
Major General.
General Staff.
Commanding 4th (British) Division, (formerly Commanded 3rd Canadian Division).
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Q: Linux VM running much slower on Linux host than Windows I've been using a Linux VM in a Windows host for a while and always had pretty reasonable speeds. Recently I decided to switch to using Linux as my daily driver, so I set up a dual boot and migrated my VM over. However, I've noticed Linux itself seems to run a little slower than Windows, and the Linux VM is painfully slow. Am I missing something?
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