The look of gipsy women inspired the brand's urban collection.
The look of gypsy women served as the starting point for Diego Marquez and Mirko Fontana's pre-fall collection for Au Jour Le Jour. Instead of taking the inspiration too literally, the duo managed to rework it and nicely incorporate it into an urban wardrobe for hip, young women.
Layering, a key element of the gypsy look, influenced the charming outerwear, which included a style featuring a checkered coat combined with a faux shearling jacket. Aprons were worn over striped Bermuda pants and the inside-out denim skinny trousers. The signature braids of gypsy women echoed in the long embroidered details applied on the backs of cocktail dresses.
The collection also included a range of playful eco-fur chubby coats, patchwork jeans and several pieces, including a plissé midi skirt and a more casual sweatshirt, printed with images of Caravaggio's still lives with fruits.


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Parking charges expected to be scrapped in Ballyshannon in coming weeks
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Parking charges are likely to be scrapped in Ballyshannon
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A Ballyshannon councillor says he expects on-street parking charges in the town to be abolished in the coming weeks.
A public consultation on parking bye-laws on public roads in the town closed last week. The purpose of the bye-laws is to remove the existing on-street paid parking.
The scrapping of charges on streets in the town has been called for by councillors on behalf of businesses in Ballyshannon for some time.
A motion was passed at the October meeting of the Donegal Municipal District proposing the abolition of the charges by former councillor John Campbell. A previous motion on the issue was passed almost three years ago by Cllr Barry O'Neill. He has previously criticised the council for what he called a failure to accede to a motion to abolish parking charge in the town. Cllr O'Neill said there had not been an "overwhelming response" from the public to the consultation but the removal of charges would go ahead as the move had been carried by councillors in a motion.
"There was a response from the public but it has not been overwhelming. The engineers will bring a report to the council meeting in February or March and we all have our say but I am quite confident that the councillors will get what the community wants."

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Philadelphia Marathon returns to the city following COVID hiatus
The 27th Philadelphia Marathon had great weather for runners and spectators.
By Katie Katro
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The 27th Philadelphia Marathon had great weather for runners and spectators.
"Running is back in Philly," said Kathleen Titus, the 2021 Philadelphia Marathon Weekend race director.
The men's champion, Mike Chesire, from Kenya, finished the race with a record breaking number 2:13:27.
"It's a win, so good, I'm really happy about it. I was never thinking that I was going to win," said Chesire.
The women's champion, Leslie Sexton, also shattered the record. Her time was 2:28:34.
While there were a limited number of spectators this year with COVID precautions, runners said their cheers kept them going.
"It makes a huge difference, you can't stop when there are people watching," said Katrina Waverin of Crofton, Maryland.
Spectators were happy to be back.
"We couldn't do it last year, so it's better than what it was. This is awesome" said Phil Gilmore, from Wayne.
In total, there were around 21,000 runners for Philadelphia Marathon Weekend. The half marathon was Saturday and the full Sunday. Some did both.
"I feel great honestly the half (marathon) was more of a warmup for the full," said Michelle Wheeler, from Denton, Texas, who won first place in the wheelchair category.
Many said it felt like a return to normalcy after the marathon took a hiatus because of COVID last year.
"It's great to be back racing in Philadelphia, you know to see those crowds on the Parkway, the energy, the excitement it's a great way to start off the holiday season," said Dave Wilson, deputy managing director for general services, arts, and events for the City of Philadelphia.
Many ran despite setbacks.
"I'm dealing with physical issues. I had a hip replacement recently," said Mark Sullivan, who has run every Philadelphia Marathon.
Diane Berberian, who is battling cancer, said the city gave her strength.
"The inspiration was Philadelphia, you know I'm born and raised here," said Berberian.
Many had plans to celebrate after.
"Well I wanted to climb the Rocky Steps, but my legs aren't working super well now, just grabbing a beer. I like trying different IPAs in different cities," said Leslie Sexton, the Women's champion, adding she planned on getting a Philly cheesesteak for lunch.
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A referendum asks for property-tax increases to fund city parks improvements. Is it worth it?
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Quinton Moon, 16, throws a frisbee while playing disc golf with his classmates from Propel Andrew Street school while on a field trip at Schenley Park.
Four hundred million dollars.
That's how much Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy CEO Jayne Miller estimates is in the backlog for maintenance and projects at parks in the city of Pittsburgh.
Miller says city parks have gone relatively untouched for decades in terms of investment and have been allowed to deteriorate to levels that will require significant investment to return them to their former glory.
"The annual resources need to be greater regularly and going forward," says Miller. "And the backlog, it is like a house that hasn't been taken care of for 40 years."
To respond to this backlog, the Parks Conservancy has placed a referendum on this year's ballot, asking that city property taxes increase half a mill in order to raise about $10 million a year in additional funds. (A "mill" is equal to $1 of property tax for every $1,000 in assessed value.)
The referendum has garnered support from Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto and has raised more than $680,000 in financial backing from the Parks Conservancy and a local civic nonprofit to convince voters to back the property-tax increase. But the initiative has critics. Pittsburgh City Councilor Anthony Coghill (D-Beechview) has voiced opposition and some city council candidates are campaigning against it.
City Controller Michael Lamb thinks a tax increase isn't necessary to fund the parks, noting a surplus in the city's budget, but Miller says the city can't dedicate enough each year to do what is necessary.
Luckily for Pittsburgh residents, this disagreement over what to do about the parks will come down to their votes on Nov. 5.
Miller says if the referendum is passed, the Parks Conservancy has established a plan on how to spend the $57 million ($47 million the tax increase plans to raise plus $10 million from the Conservancy). From 2020-2025, maintenance will receive 38 percent; rehabilitation, like new paths and replacing roofs at facilities will receive 20 percent; capital improvements will get 18 percent; programming will get 4 percent; and the remaining 20 percent will go to administrative technology and master planning initiatives.
According to Miller, this formula was derived from public input, as well as calculating 234 walk sheds (the area in which you can easily walk to a park) of Pittsburgh's 165 parks.
"We counted poverty statistics, racial demographics, health and vacancy rates," says Miller. "We want to understand what neighborhoods have the greatest needs. Parks make a significant difference in terms of addressing equity."
Miller says anyone who owns property in the city will be paying an increase in property taxes, but that three-quarters of Pittsburgh homeowners will pay less than $66 a year.
This isn't the first time Miller has supported a ballot referendum to raise taxes to increase parks' funding. During her time in Ann Arbor, Mich., she oversaw a successful referendum in 2006 that increased millage rates in order to fund $5 million a year in ongoing improvements to Ann Arbor's park system. The millage rates were extended in 2012, two years after Miller moved on to become superintendent at Minneapolis' parks board.
But in 2016, Miller failed to get a referendum onto the ballot, which would have increased taxes to fund parks and roads. Minneapolis council decided instead to write legislation to increase city taxes and issue debt in order to fund $800 million of dedicated funds over 20 years. After the investment, Minneapolis became one of the top cities in the U.S. in terms of per capita spending on parks.
Miller believes Pittsburgh doesn't have the budget to currently make this investment. She says the city doesn't have enough extra revenue to cover the annual $33 million parks budget shortfall.
"The city of Pittsburgh doesn't have that kind of money," says Miller. "The city of Pittsburgh does not even have $10 million a year to give to the parks."
But controller Lamb recently reported the city budget is in relatively good shape. Pittsburgh's revenue was up $29 million dollars in 2018 compared to 2017. Lamb told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette in July that he expects a "significant surplus" in 2019, and said there is about $24.7 million in unspent capital funds from the last two year's allocations.
Peduto's office argued in the P-G that those capital dollars are dwindling and says there are too many projects to tackle just with current city revenue.
Miller maintains the best way to get necessary and long-term funds is through a referendum.
A deer crosses a bridge along the Bridle Trail at Schenley Park.
But funding concerns aren't the only point of disagreement. In July, councilors Theresa Kail-Smith (D-West End) and Ricky Burgess (D-Point Breeze) shared concerns about potentially diverting money out of the city's control and directly into the park's conservation budget.
Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy is a public-private partnership. During its 10 years in existence, it has raised private funds in order to complete projects and programming at city parks.
Miller says City Council will still have a say in how the parks' money is allocated to the conservancy. The legislation for the referendum states funds from the .5-mill increase "must be approved and set by the Council of the City of Pittsburgh each fiscal year."
She adds that the intent of the referendum is to boost the Park Conservancy's efforts, which typically generate between $7-8 million in private funding each year. Miller notes that if the referendum passes, City Council can authorize an agreement that will further spell out exactly how the funds will be spent. She relays the urgency of getting extra parks funding regardless.
"In the first six years, we have almost $33.6 million to spend on maintenance and rehab," says Miller. "If that money is deferred and not spent, those costs could go up to $168 million."
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We're celebrating February aka 'the month of love' by bringing you an extra sweet Chef of the Month Alekka Sweeney! Chef Alekka is an owner of a shop that teaches pastry and baking classes near Chicago. Alekka is not only a baking and pastry master chef, she also has with an amazing personality accompanied with great advice and experience. It was truly a special treat for us to chat with her. Read more about our awesome February Chef of the Month below and stay tuned for her delicious recipes throughout the month.
I was born in Naples, Italy. But I am American and so are both of my parents. My dad was in the Navy and stationed there so I was born there.
I am the owner of my shop called Give Me Some Sugar that is located in Roscoe Village, Chicago. But it is not a bakery, it is a school where we teach classes on baking and pastry. I started the company 10 years ago. The first 2 years were in classes in client's homes so that I could build up a client base and test recipes. This was right at the beginning of shows like Ace of Cakes and Cake Boss. Back then my car was basically a mobile cake decorating machine; it was filled with buttercream. So eventually I had my real estate agent look for places. I visited so many places but then I found it. When I walked into the shop, I had a "this is it," moment and we've been at this location for the past 8 years.
I can't live without an offset spatula, serrated knife, and the mixer I've had since I was sixteen.
It is a tough industry to be in. You have to work nights, weekends, and holidays. But my best piece of advice is to find the pastry chef or chefs that you admire and respect. Try and work for them, even if it is for free and during that time learn as much as you can. Before you land on the place you want to work forever, the best thing you can do is learn and get as much as experience as possible. I've worked in hotels, bakeries, corporations, big business, small business. The culmination of doing all of that led me to where I am today.
Make sure to get your hands in everything and don't settle on one thing. Work for as many people as you can so you learn new perspectives and different ways of doing things. And be prepared to stand on your feet for a long time, invest in your shoes.
Measuring properly. I see a lot of people using the wrong measure tool. Even on TV, I see people measuring dry ingredients with a tool that is for liquids. It is my pet peeve. First understand your recipes, master the basics, and make sure to read the recipes correctly. Baking is very precise.
I think the pastries I gravitate towards are the ones that make me think of my mom and being at home. I grew up eating my mom's homemade bread. My mom saves water from mashed potatoes and makes potato bread, it is amazing. So I gravitate towards foods and desserts that are farm to table.
I am so happy the industry is coming out with chef coats for women. Cuts for women that show that you have a waist. I also like front and side pockets to hold my must have my sharpie. I really like the women's style of pants and chef coats. Especially not having to look like a potato sack. The features I like are having something that is both flattering and functional.
Chocolate. I really like tempering chocolate and making chocolate candies. I kind of had to teach myself. I used to work at a candy place in Chicago and I really had to learn myself. At that job, I had to temper white chocolate in the middle of the summer. I just kept playing with it over and over again and now they call me the chocolate tempering queen.
Chicago first and then Pittsburgh is a close second. Pittsburgh is getting up there. Chicago is the one I like the most. You can get any kind of food here from any culture. I like that Chicago has amazing hole in the wall restaurants. It doesn't have to be super fancy but you can go down an alley and in a scary door and the food is amazing. Chicago is a city that can satisfy any type of craving.
It's really simple. I really want to blow you away with a fancy French pastry. But whenever I go to my friend's house or a party they always ask that I make chocolate espresso brownies. They are really fudgy and rich.
12. Person you would most like to cook for?
Dorie Greenspan. I really respect and admire her career path. She just released Dories Cookies and it is something like her 12th baking book. She's comparable to Martha Stuart. She was before all the food bloggers, Instagram and Twitter accounts. She just seems so nice and super sweet and I just would like to hang out with her and bake cookies all day.
Two different versions of this story. I will tell you the real one and you can decide whether it is appropriate to publish. I was 24 at that time and it was 1997. After you go to culinary school, you have to do an internship somewhere. Normally once you are done with school most people go back to their internship and work there. I did that as well. The pastry chef at the time was involved with the owner's daughter and he had a problem with alcohol. One day, they didn't know where he went and they needed a wedding cake made in two days. They turned to me. This was in 1997 remember, there is no google, no videos, no internet to help me.
I turned to Martha Stuart's wedding cake books. I always say it chose me, I didn't choose it.But I have a very statistical mind and I follow formulas and recipes very well. It was the best thing for me. Baking is strict but it still leaves room for creativity. It was the best thing that ever happened to me.
It was a series of events that got me working in this industry and then staying in it. First, it is a great industry to work in and there are so many outlets where you can work as a chef. You can travel, be a personal chef, baker, own a business or restaurant.
And this industry and food will never be replaced by a robot. Food is how you show your love. I have met people and all the places I have got to go are because this industry helped me get there.


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SmartTAG Replacements Well Underway, RFIDs To Reach By 2017
Chris Aaron | May 25, 2015 12:18 pm
It's generically called the Radio Frequency Indentification (RFID) system for now, and it is believed to be in the final stages of implementation.
When it is implemented in full, the RFID system will effectively replace the SmartTAG system at all toll gates. Rather than rely on a Touch 'n Go card to deposit funds, the new RFID system is believed to be linked to a sole vehicle only, and is expected to transfer funds directly from a user's bank account – that sounds a bit scary, doesn't it? We'll have to wait on some more confirmed information first, though.
According to The Sun Daily, Works Minister Datuk Fadillah Yusof said, "Firstly, we will introduce it as a pilot phase at several highway toll plazas and border entry points which will record the foreign vehicle registrations from Singapore, Thailand and Brunei. We are going to implement it in stages in 2017."
The idea behind the system is to usher more motorist to utilise electronic payment methods for tolls, at the same time, effectively reducing traffic congestion in these areas.
And as The Sun Daily reports, it won't be all that expensive either. Where SmartTAG transmitters (the ones you keep in your car) cost RM120 to buy and will have its display screen malfunction for no apparent reason after a month or so, the new RFID system is expected to cost as low as RM0.60 sen.
"RFID is just a sticker that is identified at toll booths and can be embedded into a road tax sticker. LLM (Malaysian Highway Authority) is also finalising the details with Touch n' Go as there will be no more Smart Tags for express payment. The system to be used by all highway concessionaires," said Fadillah.
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Toll Plazas At Jitra And Bukit Kayu Hitam Go Fully Electronic On 9 September 2015
Gerard | August 06, 2015
Beginning 9 September 2015, the Jitra and Bukit Kayu Hitam toll plazas on the North-South Expressway (NSE) will handle all toll transactions ...
Seremban–Port Dickson Highway To Go Fully Cashless From June 1
Jim Kem | April 28, 2015
Starting June 1st, all transactions at toll plazas on the Seremban – Port Dickson Highway (SPDH) will go fully electronic, meaning no more of the ...
Touch 'n Go Is A Little Messy, But They're Trying To Fix It!
Aswan | September 29, 2020
What was once just a simple way to provide cashless payments for tolls, evolved into a more convenient option for mass transport – but it's been ...
PLUS Offers Promo On SmartTAGs And PLUSMiles Cards At Northern Toll Plazas
In under a month's time, the Penang Bridge, Jitra, Bukit Kayu Hitam, Lunas, and Kubang Semang toll plazas are will begin its full electronic toll ...


If I've seen you taking photographs with a pill laptop, I've most likely made enjoyable of you (although possibly to not your face, relying on how large you might be). I am old fashioned: I a lot desire trying by means of the viewfinder of my full-bodied, single-lens reflex digital camera, though it has a big LCD display screen.
However as I examined out Apple's new iPad Air 2, I see why folks wish to shoot footage with a pill. Pictures look nice on the massive display screen, and there is much less guesswork about whether or not or not small particulars, equivalent to lettering on an indication, can be in focus.
And what you see – and get – with the iPad Air 2 is a greater digital camera. The rear one now matches the iPhone's Eight megapixels, up from 5 megapixels, and incorporates options equivalent to slow-motion video. Full of a sooner processor, the 9.7-inch pill can also be 18 % thinner and seven % lighter than the earlier mannequin, at a few quarter of an inch and just below a pound.
Apple can also be updating its 7.9-inch iPad mini, although the cameras, processor and dimensions have not modified.
The tablets go on sale this week, beginning at $499 for the iPad Air 2 and $399 for the iPad mini three. Each now have fingerprint ID expertise to expedite on-line purchases by means of Apple Pay. Gold joins silver and gray as shade selections, and pricier fashions have twice as a lot storage as earlier than.
The iPad Air 2 takes sharper pictures. I can inform even earlier than snapping the shot as a result of I see all that element on the display screen. I can learn the small title tag on a child bottle. Lettering on a van throughout the road seems to be clearer.
Final month's iOS Eight software program replace introduced panorama and time-lapse options to the iPad. With the iPad Air 2, you possibly can snap 10 pictures per second in a burst mode – nice for stressed children, as you possibly can select the very best pictures later. You additionally get slow-motion video, although solely at 120 frames per second. The brand new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus supply 240 frames per second as properly, so movement seems to be even slower.
The brand new Air's entrance digital camera will get a burst mode, too, and the entrance sensor is healthier than earlier than at capturing gentle for indoor and night time selfies.
Sadly, the iPad nonetheless would not have a flash. Though I desire taking pictures with pure gentle anyway, lots of people just like the flash. My recommendation is to gentle topics with the iPhone's flashlight.
An anti-reflective coating reduces glare on the iPad Air 2. It is a first for Apple and probably a primary for any client cell machine. I used to be doubtful till I watched video with gentle shining in by means of my window. The coating did not eradicate glare utterly, however made video viewable. The glare was too distracting on final 12 months's Air.
The coating additionally guarantees to enhance distinction. Nevertheless, I needed to look arduous to note variations in some dull-color scenes in Showtime's "Homeland." In lots of circumstances, the standard of the video stream makes an even bigger distinction.
I am glad to see the fingerprint ID sensor for unlocking each new tablets. Passcodes appear so final century, to not point out inconvenient.
That fingerprint can now be used to authorize Apple Pay purchases in apps. In contrast to the brand new iPhones, the iPad would not have a wi-fi chip wanted for in-store transactions. Then once more, I might most likely mock anybody who tried to wave a large machine over a cashier's fee terminal. However I can see myself selecting a pill over a cellphone for on-line purchasing, and the fingerprint with Apple Pay will work properly for that.
For the iPad Air 2 solely, there is a sooner Wi-Fi expertise referred to as 802.11ac, although you want new home-networking tools to benefit from it. The Air additionally will get a barometer sensor to trace elevation in health apps.
Final 12 months's iPad Air was an enormous enchancment over the 2012 iPad, so this 12 months's replace appears small by comparability. The enhancements won't be sufficient for current iPad Air house owners to improve, however there's sufficient there for many who have older fashions or are getting their first tablets.
The replace within the iPad mini is much less pronounced. That makes it much less tempting to save lots of $100 by going for the mini. For a similar worth as an iPad mini three, you will get final 12 months's full-size iPad with related technical specs. Cut price hunters ought to contemplate earlier variations of the mini, together with the unique mannequin for $249, the most affordable iPad but.
In case you can afford it, although, spend extra for added storage. For $599, you get an iPad Air 2 with 64 gigabytes, in contrast with 16 GB within the $499 base mannequin. For $699, you get 128 GB. You will be stunned how rapidly your iPad fills up with photographs and video – particularly now that I will not mock you.


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PP. I changed my photo and name to LauaX kind of as a joke...only my regular readers will get it...but I kind of like speaking for the trees with my vibrant hair!!!! so if you receive a comment from someone you THINK is new in your comment box...it's JUST ME. Laura...being silly, adding the X...I need a little eXtra oomph these days...and being playful seemed just the re-energizing choice.
PPS. Speaking of energizer...the Energizer Bunny finally delivered a new charger and new re-chargable batteries so I have extras!!!! off to take some photos this morning on the way to the poody-salon...Ellie's starting to look like a reggae poodle...dreadlock ears, Oh, my.
Hi Laura X What a great post .I hope that more people walk for a world without starvation. Let's spend our money on food and help to those who need it. Let's stop buying arms and war material.
I should like to understand the video. I hear a few sentences because I am getting a bit deaf. Still it's great that children realise that we live in very great circumstances, and that millions of children are not so fortunate.
Sending prayers for a successful walk and a perfect day for it.
Wow! You've got to applaud and support such a wonderful cause and the beautiful spirits that showcase it.
Thanks Laura, for the explanation about the video. I know it's difficult to make a video! Have a great weekend!
Good thing they're not walking in Seattle. We're expecting the first storm of the season!
LauraX is the perfect name for the woman with hair the color of Fall leaves.
Re: your PPS - There's nothing as knotted as a cocker spaniel's ears after they've been running in the rain.


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Butterfly in Frost
By Sylvia Day
Read by Emma Wilder and Joe Arden
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A Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Washington Post, and Amazon Charts bestseller. From #1 New York Times bestselling phenomenon Sylvia Day comes a hotly anticipated and passionate new love story. Once, I would never have imagined myself here. But I'm settled now. In a place I love, in a home I renovated, spending time with new friends I adore, and working a job that fulfills me. I am reconciling the past and laying the groundwork for the future. Then Garrett Frost moves in next door. He's obstinate and too bold, a raging force of nature that disrupts the careful order of my life. I recognize the ghosts that haunt him, the torment driving him. Garrett would be risky in any form, but wounded, he's far more dangerous. I fear I'm too fragile for the storm raging inside him, too delicate to withstand the pain that buffets him. But he's too determined…and too tempting. And sometimes hope soars above even the iciest desolation. Emotional and heartrending, Butterfly in Frost marks a brilliant return by global sensation Sylvia Day, the #1 international multimillion bestselling author of the Crossfire saga.
A Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Washington Post, and Amazon Charts bestseller.
From #1 New York Times bestselling phenomenon Sylvia Day comes a hotly anticipated and passionate new love story.
Once, I would never have imagined myself here. But I'm settled now. In a place I love, in a home I renovated, spending time with new friends I adore, and working a job that fulfills me. I am reconciling the past and laying the groundwork for the future.
Then Garrett Frost moves in next door.
He's obstinate and too bold, a raging force of nature that disrupts the careful order of my life. I recognize the ghosts that haunt him, the torment driving him. Garrett would be risky in any form, but wounded, he's far more dangerous. I fear I'm too fragile for the storm raging inside him, too delicate to withstand the pain that buffets him. But he's too determined…and too tempting.
And sometimes hope soars above even the iciest desolation.
Emotional and heartrending, Butterfly in Frost marks a brilliant return by global sensation Sylvia Day, the #1 international multimillion bestselling author of the Crossfire saga.
Author Bio: Sylvia Day
Sylvia Day is the #1 New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of over a dozen novels. A wife and mother, she is a former Russian linguist for the US Army Military Intelligence Corps. She's been honored with the Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Award, the National Readers' Choice Award, the EPPIE Award, the Readers' Crown, and multiple finalist nominations for Romance Writers of America's prestigious RITA Award of Excellence.
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Orbitons are one of three quasiparticles, along with holons and spinons, that electrons in solids are able to split into during the process of spin–charge separation, when extremely tightly confined at temperatures close to absolute zero. The electron can always be theoretically considered as a bound state of the three, with the spinon carrying the spin of the electron, the orbiton carrying the orbital location and the holon carrying the charge, but in certain conditions they can become deconfined and behave as independent particles.

Overview

Orbitons can be thought of as energy stored in an orbital occupancy that can move throughout a material, in other words, an orbital-based excitation. An orbiton propagates through a material as a series of orbital excitations and relaxations of the electrons in a material without changes in either the spin of those electrons or the charge at any point in the material.

Electrons, being of like charge, repel each other. As a result, in order to move past each other in an extremely crowded environment, they are forced to modify their behavior. Research published in July 2009 by the University of Cambridge and the University of Birmingham in England showed that electrons could jump from the surface of a metal onto a closely located quantum wire by quantum tunneling, and upon doing so, will separate into two quasiparticles, named spinons and holons by the researchers.

The orbiton was predicted theoretically by van den Brink,  Khomskii and Sawatzky in 1997–1998.
Its experimental observation as a separate quasiparticle was reported in paper sent to publishers in September 2011.
The research states that firing a beam of X-ray photons at a single electron in a one-dimensional sample of strontium cuprate will excite the electron into a higher orbital, causing the beam to lose a fraction of its energy in the process before it rebounds. In doing so, the electron is separated into a spinon and an orbiton.

See also
Condensed matter physics
Tomonaga–Luttinger liquid

References

Quasiparticles

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Act of celibacy does not mean abstention from a sexual relationship. Celibacy as per Hinduism Bhagavad Gita had a very broad underlying aspect. Stopping flow of negative thoughts to our brain in totality is what absolute celibacy all about. One could never reach stage of Nirvikalpa Samadhi (stage of absolute nothingness) in absence of practice of celibacy.
Pure celibacy can only be practiced by one who indulged in karma… nishkama karma way! How many religious preachers… so-called spiritual masters do we find in everyday life who were perfect nishkama karma yogi and also practiced celibacy as intended by sacred Bhagavad Gita of Hinduism? The numbers could be counted on fingers.
Practice of celibacy was so difficult that in the last about 150 years amongst 7 billion people existing world over… only two spiritual masters Sri Ramakrishna Paramhansa and Maharishi Ramana finally succeeded in gaining enlightenment. Travellers of both religious and spiritual path… Sri Aurobindo, Rabindra Nath Tagore, Acharya Rajneesh (née Osho)… even Paramhansa Yogananda… all failed to gain enlightenment in their lifetime.
Most human beings in life tried to read Bhagavad Gita literally. The teachings of Bhagavad Gita could never be assimilated literally… it demands reading in between the lines. By following path of spirituality as explicitly detailed in Bhagavad Gita… one could easily understand wisdom contained in Bhagavad Gita. Initially one may not be able to follow inner meaning of every shloka verse but with passage of time… the hidden inner meaning of all shlokas verses unveiled before us.
It was practice of celibacy that finally led human beings towards gaining enlightenment in present life. In normal course of life human beings required many manifestations by our soul atman to reach stage of liberation (Mukti in Hinduism) but by strict practice of celibacy… something that was destined to be understood in many manifestations… becomes crystal clear to us in present life. Celibacy was like taking the elevator instead of normal long winding steps.
Broadly speaking… every moment thousands of thoughts flowed into our brain incessantly. Some thoughts were positive… others negative! By establishing absolute control over five senses human beings finally stopped incessant flow of negative thoughts to the brain. This finally resulted in human beings reaching stage of absolute nothingness (termed stage of Nirvikalpa Samadhi). When flow of negative thoughts to our brain stopped in totality… we were able to monitor flow of positive thoughts also. Reaching Nirvikalpa Samadhi stage is the goal of most spiritual seekers.
After reaching stage of Nirvikalpa Samadhi… moment human beings left mortal frame, one finally gained moksha salvation forever.


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Ilona's recent solo exhibitions include Make Room, AALA Gallery, Los Angeles; Instytut Fotografii Fort and Leica Gallery, Warsaw; Amerikahaus, Munich; Foley Gallery, New York; and Galerie Claude Samuel, Paris. She has participated in group exhibitions at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb; Fotografiska Museum, Stockholm; Shulamit Nazarian Gallery and Regen Projects, Los Angeles; Danziger Gallery and International Center for Photography, New York; among others. Among her awards and grants, she has received the Richard Benson Prize for Excellence in Photography, the Arnold Newman Prize for New Directions in Photographic Portraiture, and World Press Photo.
Her photographs have been featured in numerous publications worldwide, such as "The New York Times Magazine", "The New Yorker", "TIME", "The UK Sunday Times Magazine", "The Telegraph Magazine".
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DEERFIELD, ILLINOIS — Strategic Wealth Partners ("SWP") today announced the addition of two seasoned advisors, Sidney Blum and Nancy Tani, who serve clients primarily in the Chicago North Shore and Las Vegas areas. Sid and Nancy will continue to work with their clients as they transition to Strategic Wealth Partners.
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CAL. The University of California, Berkeley. The crown jewel of the UC system. My alma mater.
When I was little, we would take the train to Southern California. In those days, Southern Pacific still ran a passenger train from Oakland. We would stop at the Berkeley station, and my mom would take me by the hand to a window on the train that faced the Berkeley hills. She would point at The Campanile (Sather Tower) in the distance standing watch over the Berkeley campus and say, "that's a good college. You should go there." Greeks value education above all else. My mom emphasized that a college degree was something that you have forever.
Neither my mother or I knew that Berkeley was a top-ten university, that it was a crowning achievement to be granted admission to such a prestigious university. She just thought it was a good college and I thought okay mom, whatever you say.
The Campanile stands 307 feet (93.6 m) tall, making it the third tallest bell and clock-tower in the world. It was designed by John Galen Howard, founder of the College of Environmental Design. It can be seen against the backdrop of the Berkeley hills from around the Bay Area.
I did get in. I did get a great education. Many days I sat looking up at The Campanile knowing that it was my homing beacon. I've been to the top, taken my mom up too. I remember hearing the notes of carillon across the campus. Sather Tower houses a full concert carillon, enlarged from the original 12-bell chime installed in October 1917 to 48 bells in 1979 and the current 61 bells in 1983.
The largest bell is the 10,500 pound "Great Bear Bell," which tolls on the hour and features bas-relief carvings of bears as well as the constellation Ursa Major.
I've been on the interior floors housing the Department of Integrative Biology's fossils. I was told the cool, dry interior is suited for their preservation.
On graduation at the Greek Theatre (The William Randolph Hearts Greek Theatre), my mom heard my name being called out. While the Greek is an 8-500 seat amphitheater, I could see my 4'10" mom standing ten feet tall as I walked across the stage to receive my diploma.
I tell everyone I got in when monkeys could get admission, not because UC Berkeley isn't a top-notch school but because, still to this day, I can't believe that I, a poor kid with undiagnosed dyslexia, born and raised in Oakland, with uneducated immigrant parents, could gain admission to one of the world's top universities. I still pinch myself.
I bleed Blue and Gold!!
"30,000 women and a few good men," the announcement blared through the dark and foggy morning at Union Square at 6 am in San Francisco bouncing off tall building and hotel facades and echoing through valleys of concrete and steel. The announcer was revving us up for the start of the 10th Nike Women's Marathon; the largest women's marathon in the world. This race benefits the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society which funds research into treatment for blood cancers and was created by Nike, Inc.
Nike is the Greek Goddess of Victory. In Greek, Nike (Νίκη) means Victory. She is always depicted with wings. She is the goddess of strength, speed, and victory.
I'm not a runner. I hate waking up early. I especially hate waking up early to run.
My younger son Samuel became ill at nine and half months old in 2004. He was diagnosed with Leukemia. He was stoic throughout his treatment, some of which were very painful, yet he never cried; as long as we were with him he endured everything. Samuel died six weeks after being diagnosed. He never said his first word and never took his first step. Our family will never be whole.
My friend Vivian tried to get me to run the first Nike in 2004 as a way of healing after Samuel's death. I refused. She tried again in 2005, I refused. In 2006 she showed up early one Saturday morning and wouldn't take no for an answer. She drove me to the Team-in-Training kick-off and signed me up. I told her I would do it for her, this-one-time-only. She laughed.
I trained grudgingly, hating every minute on the track and on long runs over city streets and trails. I hated it because every time I laced up my shoes, it reminded me that Samuel was dead. Seeing my lack of enthusiasm, my coach even asked me why I was there. Vivian, I thought but didn't respond.
On a Sunday morning in October 2006, I stood shoulder to shoulder with hundreds of participants; some cancer survivors, some like me, mourning lost family members. As I made my way through the streets of San Francisco, I knew that Samuel was at my side.
At Crissy Field, Vivian was waiting. She walked with me for a while and cheered me on when she let me continue. From the flat ground of Crissy Field the course begins climbing upwards through the hills of San Francisco. Vivian's cheerful encouragement boosted me over the next steep hills. I made it to the end. My obligation done to Vivian, my honouring Samuel's memory accomplished.
A few years later, Vivian was diagnosed with breast cancer. She went through similar treatments as Samuel but she survived. She died a few years later.
But Vivian was right to laugh that first day when I said only this once. She knew. She knew how important it was to keep Samuel's memory alive. How important the work that the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society does. Much of the research funded for blood cancers has produced treatments used for other cancers as well, like breast cancer.
Every year since 2006, I wake up at four in the morning to lace up running shoes and head out into a cold dark morning to run from Union Square out to Ocean Beach. Every year, I pass a section in Crissy Field where on my first run Vivian met me to cheer me on and I know that each year since her death that she's there with me.
Just yesterday, 20 October 2013, I ran Nike. At Crissy Field, I remember Vivian's bright and cheerful face. I run with Samuel at my side.
I fundraise for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and run Nike every year since 2006. I represent Samuel and talk about him to other Team-in-Training participants. Thanks to Vivian, his memory lives.
Tykhê – (tee-hee), is the Greek goddess of fortune and chance. To the ancient Greeks, she explained the unpredictability of life. Whenever there was disaster, it was Tykhe. She was considered fickle, bestowing on one, great riches while for another, taking every thing. In Greek, the word, tykhe, means luck. It is said that the inventor, Palamedes dedicated the first set of dice to the goddess Tykhe at her temple in Argos, Greece. Interestingly, she rolled snake eyes for him; he was wrongly accused of being a traitor during the Trojan war and killed.
Recently, I read that Americans just can't get that bad things happen to good people. The Greeks understood that it not only could, but that it did.
It's actually a very liberating idea.
It's Greek to me. It's just tykhe. I can live with that.
My First Trip to Greece.
I remember the first time I went to Greece. My mom didn't tell anyone we were coming. Ya, my mom was like that….
Endaxi. The laziest word in the Greek language.
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I remember the Oakland Greek Festival when I was a teenager. In the early years, the festival was held at the Oakland Auditorium. A beaux-arts building built in 1914 which consists of a 5,492-seat arena, a theatre and a ballroom. The auditorium was renamed the Kaiser Convention Center in 1984 after Henry J. Kaiser.
But back in my day, it was just the Oakland Auditorium and while the adults worked the festival, we kids were rulers of the arena. We arrived before opening helping our parents setup and then with their volunteer activity or as volunteers if we were old enough. We would leave after midnight on Friday and Saturday exhausted both thrilled by the fun we'd had, ready to return the next morning.
I remember viewing the oval cavernous space of the auditorium from the seats above and thinking it would be impossible to fill. The slightest sound carried in the empty arena. In those morning hours I could have driven a car on the floor amongst the booths, exhibits and around the central stage. Then slowly with each hour after opening, the festival would attract visitors until in the evening hours there was no elbow room left and a cacophony of voices, music and dancing filled the arena.
Some of us kids performed on the stage as dancers in Greek customs from the regions of our parents or grandparents. Others assisted in one of the booths or clearing tables in the restaurant and kafenio sections or serving food. But once finished with our shifts, we roamed the auditorium; walking the length of the arena a thousand times or climbing up into the seats above. We ate Greek food like souvlaki and roasted lamb. Nibbled on desserts, loukoumades or baklava. And we danced!! In long lines, hands linked and following steps centuries old with embellishments by the leader of the line showing off skill and creativity. For three days in Oakland everyone was Greek and shouting 'Opa'.
I love these memories, and you can make your own. The Greek Festival while no longer at the auditorium, still happens every May and this year it is 17 – 19 May 2013, so come and be Greek!!


Hi Nancy, Oh I just love your new angel creations. They are so adorable and creative. I must go browse your shop. So sweet of you to also share Stephanie's teacup/mug exchange. I am not able to participate this time around but I know you girls will have a wonderful time and I hope to visit around too and see the pretties.
Thank you dear friend for stopping by and your kind comment. Your words just touch my heart. Hope you are doing well in all the snow you've had and staying safe and warm.
Ps I dug out some knitting needles and crochet hooks. Going to try it again to see if I can get more uniform size to my stitches. Thanks for the inspiration!
You are such an inspiration to me! Sweetest little angel creation ever, and beautiful detail too.
I know you are being pounded by cold, rough weather and lots of snow.
So stay safe and warm!
Good morning Jemma! Thank you for such kind words! These little cherubs are so fun to make. I have 6 more that I am working on! Yes, it is true we are getting a lot of winter weather!!! 14 inches one day earlier in the week, (after the blizzard the week before) and this morning we woke up to another 4" and there is another storm on the way for Monday....Ironically on my journal page (optimistic) I put an Eeyore quote with words to the effect--it's still snowing and it is so freezing, but we haven't had any earthquakes lately....always makes me laugh so I am referring to that a lot this week! Thanks Jemma for the Texas sized hugs too!!!
Thank you! I think fleece for both layers would make a nice warm slipper! It is a McCalls Pattern M6715. If you get around to making them, I would love to see them! I dug out a fleece mitten pattern the other day and I am going to stitch up a couple pairs for myself.
Those angels are adorable. They brought a smile to my face.
Thank you! Your dolly did the same for me! And Jann's comment after your post made me laugh out loud! I appreciate you stopping by via Roses of Inspiration!
Good evening, Linda! Your angels are beautiful and precious! You create such lovely things, my dear.
Thank you so much for sharing this at Roses of Inspiration and thank you for letting your readers know about the tea cup exchange - I truly appreciate it, my friend. I am looking forward to another great exchange. Hugs to you!
Hello Stephanie!!! Thank you for your kindness! Your comments are always very much appreciated! Also thank you for another wonderful party! I have only been able to see a few of the posts but hope to get back between now and the weekend to visit some more. I can't wait to get my recipient name for the exchange! I love participating!
What sweet angels are all around you! It's amazing how you give each one a different personality with a change of frock and other adornment, like they speak in different voices even.
Can't wait to hear about the baking session. Maacarons look so difficult.
I'm joining in with the swap too!


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The Penguin Could be the Villain of Matt Reeves' 'The Batman'
Posted on Wednesday, May 30th, 2018 by Chris Evangelista
Matt Reeves' The Batman is apparently still happening, and now we may know who the villain is going to be.
Rotten Tomatoes critics! No, I'm kidding. It's actually The Penguin.
The DCEU is in a weird state right now. After Justice League, the comic book universe seems to moving in a very different direction. Aquaman is coming later this year, there's a Shazam movie coming later, and a Birds of Prey/Harley Quinn movie in the works as well. And then there's The Batman.
The solo Batman movie has gone through peaks and valleys. Ben Affleck, who plays Batman – for now – was originally set to direct the film. But Affleck allegedly couldn't get the script to where he wanted it to be, and he spread his wings and fluttered away from the director's chair. Matt Reeves took over, and has been working on the film ever since. And now we have a new update. Variety's Justin Kroll has revealed via Twitter that the Penguin is the film's possible villain. Kroll also added that if Penguin isn't the villain in the movie, he might end up in the Birds of Prey film instead.
Take this with a grain of salt as things are constantly changing in the DCEU but I'm hearing the Penguin is possibly the choice to play the main villain in THE BATMAN. Sources add even if Reeves decide to go another route the studio could then make him the main villain in BOP
— Justin Kroll (@krolljvar) May 30, 2018
Kroll went on to add:
"Reeves is still working on the script, so that could always change but of the multiple BIRDS OF PREY scripts submitted, one does have the Penguin as the main heavy. Either way, it seems WB wants this character cast in the universe sooner rather then later."
I guess the question now is: who will play the Penguin? Josh Gad, of Frozen fame, has been teasing playing the part for over a year now. This could just be a case of Gad trolling his fans, or perhaps he's had a few conversations about taking on the role. In my humble opinion, if Reeves really does go with the Penguin for his film, he'll go after a bigger name than Gad. But I could be wrong.
Then there's the issue of Deathstroke. Joe Manganiello has already been cast in the role, and Deathstroke made a cameo appearance during the Justice League post-credits sequence. Is the plan to still have Deathstroke in the film, and does that mean he's teaming up with the Penguin? Or are they considering nixing Deathstroke entirely for a more well-known bad guy?
The last time the Penguin was on the big screen was in Tim Burton's 1992 film Batman Returns. Burton's take on the character, played by Danny De Vito, was vastly different from the comic book Penguin. In the comics, the character is well-dressed criminal genius. In Batman Returns, he's literally a mutated sewer monster that bites people's noses off.
Long before The Dark Knight Rises began filming, rumors surfaced that Christoper Nolan was adding The Penguin to the film, with the part to be played by the late, great Philip Seymour Hoffman, but Nolan quickly squashed those rumors. "I'd be more excited to have Philip Seymour Hoffman in the film than to have the Penguin," Nolan said. "There are certain characters that are easier to mesh with the more real take on Batman we're doing. The Penguin would be tricky."
Matt Reeves Unites with 'Searching' Team for HBO Max Series 'The Future'; 'Searching 2' Finds Directors
HBO Max's 'Batman' Spin-Off Series Recruits Joe Barton as New Showrunner
'Keeper of the Lost Cities': Ben Affleck to Direct Film About a Girl With Telepathic Powers
Dan Trachtenberg's Houdini Movie Casts Ben Affleck, But Not as Houdini
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Today, Ricky Kelly entered a guilty plea to Manslaughter in the First Degree in the case where he was charged with the August 19, 2005 shooting death of LaJuante Jackson. The case had been set to go to trial on December 1, 2017.
With this conviction Kelly, who has been in custody on other charges since 2006, was not eligible for probation. Following his plea, the Court sentenced him to serve ten years in prison. Kelly will not be eligible for parole until he serves 85% of this sentence.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (Nov. 21) – Gov. Matt Bevin today appointed Shelly L. Alvey, of Lebanon Junction, Ky., as the Commonwealth's Attorney for the 55th Judicial Circuit of Kentucky.
Alvey served as Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney in Jefferson County from 2002 to 2005 and 2014 to 2017. Most recently, she was assigned to the Violent Crime Unit, where she prosecuted career criminals and gang-related offenses. From 2011-2014, Alvey served as the First Assistant Bullitt County Attorney during which time she prosecuted parents accused of child abuse and supervised the team of prosecutors who prosecuted impaired drivers.
Alvey is a native of Breathitt County. She received her Bachelor's Degree from Morehead State University and her law degree from the University of Louisville. Alvey moved to Bullitt County in 2006 and resides there with her husband Shayne and their two children.
Alvey shall serve until the position is filled in accordance with the results of the Nov. 2018 midterm election, pursuant to the provisions of Sec. 152 of the Kentucky Constitution.
Mr. Woods (DOB 03/15/80) is charged as a result of incidents occurring on March 28, 2017 which culminated in Wood's automobile striking the patrol car of LMPD Officer Nicholas Rodman resulting in fatal injuries to Officer Rodman. A Pretrial Conference is scheduled for November 14, 2017 at 1:30 p.m. in Division 1 of Jefferson Circuit Court. Elizabeth Jones Brown and Justin Janes are the prosecutors.
On July 22, 2015, Ms. Wade (DOB 01/04/00) gave a live birth to a baby girl. The Defendant smothered the victim shortly after her birth causing her death. The Defendant removed the corpse from the crime scene and hid the corpse in her purse. A pre-trial conference is scheduled to be held on Tuesday, November 14, 2017 at 9:30 a.m. in Division 11 of Jefferson Circuit Court. Nathan Ray Batey II and Shelly Alvey are the prosecutors.
Mr. Whaley (DOB 07/09/93) is charged with robbing and killing Mr. Brandon Bryant on June 11, 2015. Mr. Bryant's body was found in an alley behind 3014 W. Chestnut Street. A trial is scheduled to begin November 13, 2017 in Division 6 of Jefferson Circuit Court. Elizabeth Jones Brown are Scott Drabenstadt are the prosecutors.
Mr. Stone (DOB 06/05/84) is charged with the September 10, 2014 Murder of Chauncey Miles outside his home. A Jury Trial is ongoing in Division 13 of Jefferson Circuit Court where Mr. Stone is representing himself. Emily Lantz and Critt Cunningham are the prosecutors.
Mr. McKee (DOB 03/19/73) is charged with the July 2016 Arson of a vehicle in Iroquois Park, as well as two building fires located at 1719 Oleanda Avenue and 3811 Utah Avenue on December 27, 2016. Mr. McKee was waiting for investigators to arrive at the building fires when he confessed to all three Arsons. A Jury Trial is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, November 14, 2017 in Division 9 of Jefferson Circuit Court. Madison Shoffner is the prosecutor.


On Saturday, I set off for my first trip to Glasgow to attend the Om Show.
Got to the Airport with plenty of time to spare, but discovered my flight was delayed by 45 minutes. Just took it in my stride looked around shops but nothing interested me (surprise, surprise). I thought I would read Michael Neil's new book — The Space Within — in preparation for our Radio Interview at the end of the month.
Got on the flight had a glass of white wine. Bliss…. There was a mini storm going on upon arrival, got a taxi to the hotel. The friendly Driver pointed out all the interesting sites, making the journey a little more interesting. I was reliably informed that it always rains in Glasgow.
Sunday morning, did bed yoga routine— kinda limited on space. Helped me to work off my nervousness of presenting and teaching.
On arrival at the SECC it was nice to see the familiar welcoming faces of the Om Show Girls (Hannah, Natasha and Theresa). They're always looking after me and are always smiling.
Approx 20 attendees at the workshop — 'Every body is a Yoga body'. Men, women, and children. It was lovely to meet Graham, who follows my posts on Face book. The power of social media — I love how it allows you to connect on so many different levels.
There was furious note taking as well as individuals just listening. Made it a little interactive, so they had to get involved and do some work.
It is nice to see that there are yogis who are bring inclusivity and accessibility to the Glasgow yoga scene.
I loved the Om show there was so much on offer and every one was so friendly. It felt different from London the energy was calmer.
Later on that afternoon, I taught to a full house of awesome yogis. One highlight was getting Victoria onto the yoga mat. She was initially reluctant as she was suffering from a hangover and wanted to hide at the back. That was so not happening, there was only one a mat available… you've guessed it was at the front. I told her, it had her name on it and she would be okay, even promised to take care of her. She was full of smiles and an enthusiastic yogi and loved the yoga.
I'm assuming she was cured of her hangover as stayed on to do the dance yoga, shaking her assana.
The class was a pleasure the teach the yogis were awesome.
Found my flight was cancelled and nothing was available until the following evening. The Ladies on the Om Stand were wonderful and made sure that I had enough snacks and drinks for my unexpected train journey. They are always great.
So I allowed the train to take the strain, and enjoyed the journey, goodies and my Prosecco.
However I am still to try the Beetroot Ketchup. (I'm not entirely sure what to expect).
It was a longer journey than I had anticipated, but I was on a yoga high and just grateful to be able to get home.
Thanks everyone that allowed me to have a yogitastic weekend.
Now preparing for Om Show -Manchester. Are you going to join me?


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Buenos Aires, Argentina. 11th February, 2018. Gastao Elias during the match to access to main draw of Buenos Aires ATP 250 this sunday on central court of Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis, Argentina. Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-buenos-aires-argentina-11th-february-2018-gastao-elias-during-the-174356184.html
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PIESTANY, SLOVAKIA - JUNE 26 2015 Slovak punk rock/comedy rock band Horkyze Slize performs on music festival Topfest in Piestany
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PIESTANY, SLOVAKIA - JUNE 25 2015: Fans support Slovak punk rock/comedy rock band Horkyze Slize on music festival Topfest
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Buenos Aires, Argentina. 18th Feb, 2018. Dominic Thiem during the final match of Buenos Aires ATP 250 this sunday on central court of Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis, Argentina. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum / Alamy News) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News
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Buenos Aires, Argentina. 12th February, 2016. Dusan Lajovic plays at central court of Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis on this Friday the first quarter final match of ATP 250. Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News
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Buenos Aires, Argentina. 12th February, 2016. Dominic Thiem plays at central court of Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis on this Friday the first quarter final match of ATP 250. Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News
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BUENOS AIRES, 12.02.2016: Nicolas Almagro during the quarterfinal match for ATP 250 on Friday evening. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum)
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Buenos Aires, Argentina. 12th February, 2016. Rafael Nadal during quarterfinal match at central court of Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis on Friday. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum)
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Q: SQLite vague syntax error Ok, so I'm putting a list of 25 tuples, with each tuple containing 5 items, into an sqlite database. Each time I try the main code to write, I get "apsw.SQLError: SQLError: near "?": syntax error" Here's the code I'm running. Be aware that this is part of a much, much larger server project for a game, so some of the functions will be unknown to you.
def writetable(self,blockoffset,matbefore,matafter,name,date):
    self.blocklist.append((blockoffset,matbefore,matafter,name,date))
    if len(self.blocklist) > 25:
        self.memcursor.executemany("INSERT OR REPLACE INTO main (?,?,?,?,?)",self.blocklist)
        blocklist.clear()
        print("Memory Database updated")

A: I believe it should be:
self.memcursor.executemany("INSERT OR REPLACE INTO main VALUES (?,?,?,?,?)",self.blocklist)

A: You probably forgot the VALUES keyword:
  self.memcursor.executemany("INSERT OR REPLACE INTO main VALUES (?,?,?,?,?)",self.blocklist)

Have a look here for the correct syntax.


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The Top 10 Things to See and Do in Belfast, Northern Ireland
Belfast City Hall | © Iker Merodio / Flickr
Niamh McGovern
Belfast boasts a rich, traditional history and a vibrant modern social scene. These two sides of the city, together, create a village-like atmosphere in a big city space, perfect for students and tourists alike. Unlike many of its neighbouring cities in Scotland and England, it's also good for your money – it's one of the UK's cheapest areas. If you're a first-time visitor to the city, here are the top 10 attractions and must-sees to put on your list.
Ulster Museum
The Ulster Museum celebrates world natural science, local history and one very famous mummy. Opened in 1929, the museum went under reconstruction between 2006 and 2009 and has since become one of Northern Ireland's prized attractions. Completely free to the public, the museum boasts four floors, consisting of zoological, botanical, historical and natural sciences. Must-see highlights include Takabuti the mummy and the impressive collection of British and Irish art, 1740-1840. Occasionally, the museum hosts a special 'Night at the Museum' event, a rare treat for young curious minds.
Ulster Museum, Botanic Gardens, Belfast, UK, +44 28 9044 0000
The Ulster Museum
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St Anne's Cathedral
Explore the beautiful St Anne's Cathedral | © William Murphy / Flickr
Sir Thomas Drew began work on St Anne's Cathedral in 1899, and it has since become the gemstone of Belfast's Cathedral Quarter. It is a must-see attraction for its stained glass, intricate floor and ceiling mosaics, and a Celtic Cross sculpture, designed by John MacGeagh, on its exterior. History buffs will enjoy the story of this cathedral throughout the 20th century in visual art and tapestries.
Donegall Street, Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT1 2HB, United Kingdom
Queen's University Belfast, Lanyon
Within the heart of South Belfast lies the Queen's University campus. As the ninth oldest university in the UK, established in 1845, the university attracts thousands of visitors each year. The gem of the campus, the Lanyon, was recently named the UK's most beautiful campus building and is open to the public (excluding term-time holidays). Inside, tourists can visit the Naughton Gallery and the Black and White Hall, where one can find everlasting luck by touching the foot of Galileo (Brad Pitt allegedly touched this foot). Visitors can also visit the impressive collection of portraits of former chancellors and alumni in the Great Hall, upon request from the university.
Lanyon Building, University Rd, Belfast, UK, +44 28 9024 5133
Discover the beauty of Queen's University | © Kieran Lynam / Flickr
Crumlin Road Gaol
The Crumlin Gaol Prison, also known as HM Prison Crumlin Road, is a landmark building, and the only Victorian prison remaining in Northern Ireland since 1996. The prison hosted many famous inmates from the Irish Revolution to the Belfast Troubles, including Eamon deValera and many others. In its 150-year reign, the prison has seen many escapees and major political events throughout Irish history. Its cultural significance to the region deems it worthy of a visit, whether you want to see the dark dungeons or read up on Belfast's rich history.
Crumlin Road Gaol Visitor Centre, 53-55 Crumlin Rd, Belfast, UK, +44 28 9074 1500
Execution Cell, Crumlin Road Gaol | © Rossographer / Geograph
Cave Hill
On the periphery of the city, and home to Belfast Zoo and Belfast Castle, Cave Hill is a great hiking trail to see the entire city from above, with a few surprise caves to explore along the way. The site also inspired Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels; Swift allegedly saw Cave Hill in the shape of a sleeping giant.
Cave Hill Visitor Centre, Cave Hill, Belfast, UK, +44 28 9077 6925
Find Belfast Castle on Cave Hill | © RovingI / Flickr
Belfast City Hall
Belfast City Hall rests in the heart of the city centre, surrounded by the Titanic Memorial Gardens, city grounds and the city hall café. As the pride of Belfast city, the City Hall building lights up over 50 times a year to celebrate religious events, holidays and solidarity days which celebrate an increasingly diverse population from around the world. Tours are available daily, with no prior reservations needed.
Belfast City Hall, Donegall Square, Belfast, UK, +44 28 9032 0202
Relax on the lovely grounds of the Belfast City Hall | © Iker Merodio / Flickr
You might recognise the Botanic Gardens from Jamie Dornan's hit TV show, The Fall, but it's usually home to nearby students and tourists throughout the spring and summer months. Adjacent to Queen's University, it occupies 28 acres of land, including the Palm House, which is open to the public, and the Ravine tropical house. If fast city weekends aren't for you, this site is perfect for a relaxing day trip or extended holiday, situated near the city's most celebrated cafés and eateries.
The Tropical Ravine restoration is a £3.8 million project and the building will reopen in winter 2017.
Botanic Gardens, College Park, Botanic Ave, Belfast, UK, +44 28 9031 4762
Surround yourself with greenery at Botanic Gardens Belfast | © William Murphy / Flickr
Titanic Museum
Titanic Belfast was 'Europe's Top Attraction' in 2016 | © Nico Kaiser / Flickr
Recently named World's Leading Tourist Attraction in 2016, the Titanic Museum doesn't disappoint. At the heart of the Titanic Quarter, visitors can enjoy a view of the Harland & Wolff shipyard, which constructed the RMS Titanic in 1912. While you visit the museum, your ticket will cover entry into the SS Nomadic ship on-site.
Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT3 9EP, United Kingdom
Duke of York
If you enjoy the picture of cobbled streets and traditional Irish pints, then add the Duke of York to your must-see attractions. This traditional bar serves up the finest pint of Guinness to enjoy in the hidden streets of the Cathedral Quarter. It's one of a thousand traditional bars in Northern Ireland, but the outdoor atmosphere and lively music put it on the top 10 list.
Duke of York, 7-11 Commercial Ct, Belfast, UK, +44 28 9024 1062
Enjoy a pint at the 'Duke of York' Belfast | © Albert Bridge/ Geograph
Sample delicious fare at St George's Market | © Tomislav Medak / Flickr
Markets are fast becoming popular tourist attractions for the young and old. St George's Market is a perfect place to sample the Northern Irish spirit, offering food, arts and crafts, local fashion, jewellery and entertainment year-round, earning it the UK's Best Market Attraction 2017. It holds a Variety Friday Market, City Food and Craft Saturday Market and a traditional Sunday Market, with special twilight food markets throughout the year.
12-20 East Bridge Street, Belfast , BT1 3NQ, United Kingdom


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CAIR-WA: Muslim Holiday Lasts All Month
Posted by Cair Webmaster 23sc on September 11, 2007
Every year, just before the ninth lunar month begins, Muslims wait until dusk, then look up.
If they see a hint of the new moon, they know the time has come for praying, for giving, for fasting.
The monthlong holiday of Ramadan begins with charity and ends with feasting. It is an annual reminder that earthly deeds bring heavenly rewards — or eternal suffering.
This year, the holiday may begin today. It could also begin Wednesday, or even Thursday, depending on who sees the moon, and when.
"Some believe in a universal sighting," said Zafar Khan, a Boeing engineer who worships at Masjid Umar al Farooq mosque in Mountlake Terrace. "If it is sighted anywhere in the world, Ramadan begins. Others say it's not credible unless it's sighted in the U.S., or in your own region."
For Muslims who believe in a universal sighting, their holiest of months could coincide with the sixth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
That won't change the way they worship, local Muslims said.
"I believe every Muslim believes 9/11 has nothing to do with religion," said Jeff Siddiqui of American Muslims of the Puget Sound. "We don't consider it a linkage with faith. We consider faith to be a sacred thing, and evil to be just that: evil."
On Sunday, Muslims marched in New York City for the annual American Muslim Day Parade. They spoke out against the attacks of six years ago and against subsequent terror strikes.
For many Snohomish County Muslims, the season of Ramadan is entirely separate from anything having to do with terrorism and world politics. . .
Ramadan, the monthlong Muslim holiday, occurs in the ninth month on the lunar calendar. It begins at sundown, at the first sighting of the new moon.
Muslims believe the Koran, the Islamic holy book, was revealed to the prophet Mohammed during the month of Ramadan. Today, the month is marked with fasting, praying and giving to charity.
During Ramadan, mosques and other Islamic centers often plan meals to break the fast.
At Msjid Umar al Farooq mosque at 5507 238th St. SW in Mountlake Terrace, meals will be held after sunset on Sept. 22, Sept. 29 and Oct. 6.
For more information on meals and other Ramadan events held around the Puget Sound region, contact Arsalan Bukhari, president of the Washington State chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, at 206-931-3655.


The role of myocardial perfusion imaging (MPI) as a pre-operative cardiac evaluation has been controversial.
This retrospective, observational study from single, high surgical volume center identified 322,688 patients between 2009 and 2015 who underwent non-cardiac surgery. From this group, 27,960 patients underwent MPI within 1 year before surgery. The primary outcome was the composite of death and myocardial infarction at 30 days after surgery.
During hospitalization, 105 patients died and 166 patients experienced a non-fatal myocardial infarction. MPI was positive in 2,022 patients (7.2%). Compared to patients with normal myocardial perfusion, abnormal myocardial perfusion was associated with a higher risk of events (Hazard ratio (HR) 3.83, 95% confidence interval (CI) 2.85-5.14, P<0.001). Additionally, cardiac mortality (HR 14.4, 95% CI 5.58-37.5, P<0.001) and myocardial infarction (HR 5.59, 95% CI 4.01-7.79, P<0.001) were significantly higher in those with positive results. While 106 patients (5.2%) with an abnormal MPI underwent pre-operative revascularization, those patients did not display a lower risk of the primary outcome.
Abnormal myocardial perfusion appeared to be an important risk factor for adverse post-operative events in patients undergoing non-cardiac surgery. However, pre-operative coronary revascularization triggered by the abnormal MPI was not clearly associated with better patient outcomes.


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Rivals Change Rules of Engagement
Longtime foes China and India take a few faltering steps forward
By Jesse Pesta and Peter WonacottStaff Reporters of The Wall Street Journal
March 12, 2001 12:01 am ET
In the dance to attract foreign investment, China and India have long acted like the prettiest girls at the ball -- batting their eyelashes at suitors while studiously ignoring one another. But there are signs the two countries are starting to view each other not only as rivals for foreign investment, but as destinations for their own forays abroad.
The Chinese television maker TCL is manufacturing its sets in India and says it wants an Indian initial public offering in the next two years. One of India's biggest drug companies, Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd., manufactures antibiotics in China. One of India's largest chains of technology training schools, NIIT Ltd., operates one of its biggest facilities in China. Haier Group, China's leading home-appliance maker, says it recently started scouting for Indian partners.
Indian moped maker Monto Motors Ltd. says it's teaming up with a Chinese company to introduce a low-cost motor-cycle in India that will be unveiled in May.
"I would have preferred French technology, or American, or English," says R. Chibbar, Monto's general manager for marketing. But cheaper Chinese engine technology will let Monto sell the 75-cc bike at nearly half the price of the slightly larger 100-cc bikes that lead the Indian market, he says. The Indian market is "very price sensitive," Mr. Chibbar adds.
India and China are one and two decades, respectively, into serious economic liberalization, and each is starting to produce companies that are eager to expand abroad.
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