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In many developing countries, the ketogenic diet is expensive because dairy fats and meat are more expensive than grain, fruit and vegetables. The modified Atkins diet has been proposed as a lower-cost alternative for those countries; the slightly more expensive food bill can be offset by a reduction in pharmaceutical costs if the diet is successful. The modified Atkins diet is less complex to explain and prepare and requires less support from a dietitian.[55]
The popular low-carb diets (such as Atkins or Paleo) modify a true keto diet. But they come with the same risks if you overdo it on fats and proteins and lay off the carbs. So why do people follow the diets? "They're everywhere, and people hear anecdotally that they work," McManus says. Theories about short-term low-carb diet success include lower appetite because fat burns slower than carbs. "But again, we don't know about the long term," she says. "And eating a restrictive diet, no matter what the plan, is difficult to sustain. Once you resume a normal diet, the weight will likely return."
Note the emphasis on ketosis as a temporary adaptive state. Our ancestors could not be in fasting-induced ketosis permanently because they would eventually exhaust their fat reserves (which were presumably far more limited than ours, owing to the simple fact that they ate less and moved more than we do). They would then progress from fasting to starving, and subsequently die.
First reported in 2003, the idea of using a form of the Atkins diet to treat epilepsy came about after parents and patients discovered that the induction phase of the Atkins diet controlled seizures. The ketogenic diet team at Johns Hopkins Hospital modified the Atkins diet by removing the aim of achieving weight loss, extending the induction phase indefinitely, and specifically encouraging fat consumption. Compared with the ketogenic diet, the modified Atkins diet (MAD) places no limit on calories or protein, and the lower overall ketogenic ratio (about 1:1) does not need to be consistently maintained by all meals of the day. The MAD does not begin with a fast or with a stay in hospital and requires less dietitian support than the ketogenic diet. Carbohydrates are initially limited to 10 g per day in children or 20 g per day in adults, and are increased to 20–30 g per day after a month or so, depending on the effect on seizure control or tolerance of the restrictions. Like the ketogenic diet, the MAD requires vitamin and mineral supplements and children are carefully and periodically monitored at outpatient clinics.[48]
Modern-day ketogenic diet promoters such as Pete Evans advocate low-carbohydrate diets for babies and children. However, the Inuit practiced exclusive breastfeeding until their children reached 2 years of age,[11] at which time meat was introduced in their diets. In other words, at the time of most rapid brain growth, the low-carb eating Inuit provided their children with the only carbohydrate-rich food available to them – human milk.
Conklin's fasting therapy was adopted by neurologists in mainstream practice. In 1916, a Dr McMurray wrote to the New York Medical Journal claiming to have successfully treated epilepsy patients with a fast, followed by a starch- and sugar-free diet, since 1912. In 1921, prominent endocrinologist Henry Rawle Geyelin reported his experiences to the American Medical Association convention. He had seen Conklin's success first-hand and had attempted to reproduce the results in 36 of his own patients. He achieved similar results despite only having studied the patients for a short time. Further studies in the 1920s indicated that seizures generally returned after the fast. Charles P. Howland, the parent of one of Conklin's successful patients and a wealthy New York corporate lawyer, gave his brother John Elias Howland a gift of $5,000 to study "the ketosis of starvation". As professor of paediatrics at Johns Hopkins Hospital, John E. Howland used the money to fund research undertaken by neurologist Stanley Cobb and his assistant William G. Lennox.[10]
Type 2 diabetes. One study found that being on the keto diet for one year reversed diabetes for up to 60 percent of participants. With an average weight loss of 30 pounds, they dramatically reduced or eliminated their need for insulin and no longer needed oral hypoglycemic drugs. The keto diet is also easier to sustain than the calorie-restricted diet or the protein-sparing modified fast.
A ketogenic diet could be an interesting alternative to treat certain conditions, and may accelerate weight loss. But it is hard to follow and it can be heavy on red meat and other fatty, processed, and salty foods that are notoriously unhealthy. We also do not know much about its long-term effects, probably because it's so hard to stick with that people can't eat this way for a long time. It is also important to remember that "yo-yo diets" that lead to rapid weight loss fluctuation are associated with increased mortality. Instead of engaging in the next popular diet that would last only a few weeks to months (for most people that includes a ketogenic diet), try to embrace change that is sustainable over the long term. A balanced, unprocessed diet, rich in very colorful fruits and vegetables, lean meats, fish, whole grains, nuts, seeds, olive oil, and lots of water seems to have the best evidence for a long, healthier, vibrant life.
Although excellent sources of fat, nuts add up quickly in protein and carbs, and are often inflammatory. Snack on fattier nuts such as macadamia nuts and pecans, but limit those high in inflammatory omega-6s, like peanuts and sunflower seeds. Only use nut flours (almond, coconut) in moderation, as they are packed with protein. To stay in ketosis, limit high-carb nuts like cashews, pistachios and chestnuts, and avoid most beans.
There are three essential components of all food: fats, carbohydrates and protein. The ketogenic diet is a carefully prescribed ratio of fats to carbohydrates and protein. This ratio causes the body to convert fat into substances called ketone bodies (thus the name). These ketones are then used for fuel in many cells of the body, including the brain. When this happens, the brain goes into a higher energy state and is better able to protect itself against seizures.
Full disclosure: I have followed a low-carb diet for nearly a decade and find no problem adhering to it. I've lost weight and all my cardiovascular biomarkers have improved. Moreover, I've studied the science and history behind low-carbohydrate diets, so beyond my personal experience, I bring an evidence-based perspective. (Previously, for 25+ years, I adhered faithfully to a "mostly plants" regimen of fruits, veggies, and whole grains, including my own homemade 7-grain bread, while exercising religiously. Yet during that time my blood lipids were unhealthy, and I never could shake an extra 10-20 pounds.)
The brain is composed of a network of neurons that transmit signals by propagating nerve impulses. The propagation of this impulse from one neuron to another is typically controlled by neurotransmitters, though there are also electrical pathways between some neurons. Neurotransmitters can inhibit impulse firing (primarily done by γ-aminobutyric acid, or GABA) or they can excite the neuron into firing (primarily done by glutamate). A neuron that releases inhibitory neurotransmitters from its terminals is called an inhibitory neuron, while one that releases excitatory neurotransmitters is an excitatory neuron. When the normal balance between inhibition and excitation is significantly disrupted in all or part of the brain, a seizure can occur. The GABA system is an important target for anticonvulsant drugs, since seizures may be discouraged by increasing GABA synthesis, decreasing its breakdown, or enhancing its effect on neurons.[7]
Today, I am sought out all over the world to customize plans for people who want to use the ketogenic diet to strengthen their body, improve their brain and life performance and/or overcome chronic disease. This program is a result of putting all of my keto strategies together into one program so one could access it in a user friendly, visually appealing manner.
Most people have probably heard of the Atkins diet, which is a pretty general take on ketogenic eating. Wildly popular in the 70s and again in the 90s, Atkins and the low-carb diet are one of the best ways to lose weight. In fact, one of the biggest benefits to low carb eating is that it is a very efficient way to lose weight without much effort. The combination of filling meals that reduce overeating and the fact that, when you're in ketosis your body burns stored fat for energy makes this an ideal diet for people whose primary goal is fat loss.
No human population has ever lived in a permanent state of ketosis. Ketogenic diets are dangerous for pregnant women and developing fetuses, and the only human population that has ever subsisted on this dietary pattern advocated by keto diet proponents could only do so because of a genetic mutation that prevents them from going into ketosis. Unfortunately, it has the unintended but unavoidable consequence of reducing the survival prospects of their infants.
Insulin is a hormone that lets your body use or store sugar as fuel. Ketogenic diets make you burn through this fuel quickly, so you don't need to store it. This means your body needs -- and makes -- less insulin. Those lower levels may help protect you against some kinds of cancer or even slow the growth of cancer cells. More research is needed on this, though.


A motorhome is taking a starring role in a Salvation Army campaign to feed the hungry in central Vancouver Island. The campaign, running until December the 15th, will take to the road in an attempt to fill a motorhome entirely with food to be distributed to those who need it.
Depending on the size of the motorhome, that's a lot of food! I'd say it will have trouble getting up any of those Vancouver Island hills. It has been donated by Big Boys Toys and will visit Quality Food Stores, Royal Bank branches, and Co-op locations in Parksville, Nanaimo and Qualicum.
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Brisbane and Sydney are two major cities which lie on Australia's temperate and popular east coast. A road trip between the two will take you along some amazing surf coast and past a huge number of national parks, as well as through a lot of fun east-coast cities and towns. If you love beaches, this is the Australia road trip for you!
Brisbane is no longer the country cousin of Sydney and other cities, but is a bold, modern, up-and-coming centre of commerce and culture. the city is located on the Brisbane River and is warm year-round, hot in summer. The CBD and South Bank areas are great for wandering, having a coffee and doing a spot of shopping. The City Botanic Gardens are right near the CBD in a loop of the river, and Brisbane has many museums, a planetarium, a koala sanctuary and is home to the Queensland Cultural Centre which includes a number of organisations dedicated to conserving art, music, history and knowledge.
Directly south of Brisbane you will come across the famous Gold Coast. This part of the seashore is a wonderland of sandy beaches, inland waterways, high rises, cafes, restaurants, shopping and nightlife. Several suburbs are strung out along the coast, centered around Southport, Surfer's Paradise and Broadbeach. The main drawcard is the beaches, but the Gold Coast is also home to several large amusement parks- Dreamworld, Movie World and Wet n Wild. Don't come to the Gold Coast looking for peace and quiet- it's a place to party, people watch and and enjoy the sun, surf and sand.
After the Gold Coast, you will cross into the state of New South Wales. The Highway One does not follow the coast but with a short side trip you can visit the many beach towns of northern New South Wales. Byron Bay is a relaxed and lovely town with lots of beaches, a great place to spend a few days. Nearby is Arakwal National Park, a beautiful coastal area which is home to native birds and frogs. It has a 3km stretch of untouched (and unpatrolled, so be careful) beach for strolling.
Ballina is the next big coastal town, on the Richmond River estuary. Here you will find great shopping, beaches and opportunities for watersports in the estuary. You can also take a guided tour of the historic Ballina Manor, and there is a maritime museum in the town.
Highway One passes through a part of New South Wales that is thick with National Parks. One of these is Bundjalung National Park, which has not only greenery but rivers, lagoons and beaches. You can camp there in beachside camping grounds. Also in the area are the Devil's Pulpit State Forest, Double Duke State Forest, Broadwater National Park, and further south, Yuraygir National Park which has some absolutely stunning coastline.
The forests and parks continue down the coast, where you will also come across Coffs Harbour. It is a popular family holiday destination between the mountains and the shore. All tourists should have a picture taken at the Big Banana, the original Big Thing, and check out the kitschy banana-themed souvenirs. Off the coast there is a marine park which is great for scuba diving, the Solitary Islands. Whale watching and dolphin watching tours are available from the town, as the sea-going mammals are common along this coast.
Down the coast towards Sydney the beach towns, parks and forests continue. Nambucca Heads is a short detour off Highway One, and you will find amazing landscapes, beaches, foreshore boardwalks, rainforest walks and the Headland Historical Museum where the Nambucca River meets the sea. Further south and also off the highway is Hat Head National Park, a coastal area of wetlands, rainforest and sand dunes. Port Macquarie is a large town with plenty to see and do, be it shopping, eating, cultural or natural attractions.
The highway passes several more towns including Taree and Forster before entering Newcastle and then Sydney. Australia's biggest city, Sydney is full of art, fashion, commerce, cuisine and stunning beaches. From the central Circular Quay you can take a ferry across the harbour to the beachy and laid-back Manly, and on the coast south of the harbour mouth the famous Bondi Beach is to be found. Inland is the historical neighbourhood of Parramatta. The Harbour Bridge and Opera House are Sydney's landmarks, and nearby you will find the Royal Botanic Gardens and Luna Park, a theme park. The Taronga Zoo is worth a visit, especially for families.
Sydney is a bustling and modern city, so take some time to explore and enjoy! There are plenty of holiday parks and campgrounds around the place so you can park up and visit the city.
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Traverse Australia- Darwin to Adelaide!
A trip from Darwin to Adelaide is one of epic proportions and epic scenery. It crosses the formidable Outback and takes in both the tropical north and temperate south of this island nation.. or is it a continent? Either way, the journey will be an interesting one, and a campervan is the perfect way to do it. A vehicle and accommodation in one, it will allow you to sleep when needed, and pull over to brew a cup of tea when the views are particularly drool-worthy.
Darwin lies at the northern end of the Stuart Highway, the main route between the two cities which dissects Australia more or less straight down the middle. The city is not huge, but it is relaxed, multicultural, and blessed with sunshine and heat. Visit the markets to experience the melting pot that is this unique city!
Near Darwin is the amazing natural and cultural feature that is Kakadu National Park. It is a huge area which covers a great variety of landscapes, and is owned by and home to native aboriginal peoples. The land ranges from estuaries to stone country to hills and basins, and the park is home to a huge range of wildlife, as well as some instances of unique Aboriginal rock art.
Once on the road proper, Katherine is the first town you will come across. Waterways are one of the town's biggest drawcards- it is located on the Katherine River and watery scenery includes gorges and waterfalls. From here, it is mostly outback all the way to Alice Springs, with only small towns along the road.
Outback driving is a little different than other places. Be sure to watch your speed on the long, straight roads as it is easy to lose track! Drive with headlights on so other cars can see you in the dust, and remember that Aussies drive on the left. Be aware of the humungously long 'road trains,' and enjoy the views!
Daly Waters is another town you will come across on the journey south. It is a tiny spot with a population of 23 people, a few buildings and a famous hotel. Tennant Creek is further along, a bigger town which is close to the Mary Ann Dam, a popular spot for biking, hiking, swimming and picnicking. Many of these little towns will have campervan parks where you can lay your head- such as the Emerald Springs Roadhouse near the Kakadu National Park, the Riverview Tourist Village in Katherine, Three Ways Roadhouse near Tennant Creek and the Barrow Creek Caravan Park further south.
Free camping is a bit of a complicated subject, but well worth the research. Many will just stop for the night wherever they like, and this is usually fine. However, permission should be gotten from landowners to stop and camp on private land. Closer to towns there are also more restrictions. Also, etiquette and common sense apply- do not leave anything behind! Take all rubbish and waste with you, do not put soap into streams and waterways, and just be generally respectful. Free camping in the Outback is a great (and cost-effective!) experience if the rules are followed.
Halfway between two cities you will come across an urban oasis in the Outback- Alice Springs, known fondly to locals as 'The Alice.' This outback city is right at the heart of Australia, a hub for those wishing to explore the surrounding landscapes, including the famous Uluru or Ayers Rock. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy the Desert Park, Reptile Centre and Botanical Garden. Stargazing is especially amazing here, due to the isolated nature of the city. There are several historic sites to visit, including the National Pioneer Woman's Hall of Fame! If you have a few days in the Alice, get out of town and give alooning or quad biking a go, and be sure to visit Uluru.
Below Alice Springs, your journey will take you across the border form Northern Territory into South Australia. There are yet more charming small towns along the Stuart Highway where you can stop in for a beer or for the night- Kulgera, Agnes Creek and Marla are amongst these. A detour will take you to the beautiful Lake Eyre National Park. The lake is the country's largest salt lake, and is home to multitudes of water birds.
Coober Pedy is a larger outback town in South Australia, known as the Opal capital of the world. Opal mines are a popular attraction and half the population actually lives underground due to the hot and dry climate. Another interesting fact of life here is the way people play golf- the course has not a single blade of grass, and players take a piece of turf with them for teeing off! As you get closer to Adelaide, lakes and rivers become more and more common- it is a watery part of the country! Lake Gairdner and Lake Torrens flank the highway, and at Port Augusta you will come across the ocean! This town is at a crossroads, as it is where the north-south highway meets the east-west highway from Sydney to Perth.
Adelaide is your Final Destination, and it's a nice one. It is full of beautiful architecture, great shopping, arts events and awesome cafe strips, and it's in wine country! Wine regions within a day's drive include Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale and Clare Valley. 'Mad March' in Adelaide is the time for many art and culture-based festivals and events, and there are plenty of things to keep visitors entertained during the rest of the year, too. Adelaide has some great swimming beaches, and the historic beachside suburb of Glenelg is a great place to enjoy the waterfront. Adelaide Hills provide great views of the city, and there is a German settlement in the city called Hahndorf which is home to a chocolate factory and strawberry farm. Art galleries and museums abound in Adelaide, and there is also a zoo.
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Dunedin is the second-largest city in New Zealand's South Island, a city of students and Scottish heritage. It sits at the head of the Otago Harbour, surrounded by hills and beautiful farmland. The locals are friendly, and over a tenth of the population is made up of students who come from all over to attend the University of Otago, New Zealand's oldest university. It has warm, pleasant summers and quite mild winters, with snow happening occasionally but not every year.
Dunedin offers many things to do and see. One claim to fame is Baldwin Street, the world's steepest street. The Cadbury Chocolate Factory which accounts for 75% of New Zealand's chocolate production is also based here. A must-visit place! Another Dunedin landmark is the Speights brewery, home of the "Southern Man's Beer." Larnach Castle is another of Dunedin's well-known attractions and is a reminder of the Scots who settled the area. To get acquainted with the heart of the city, visit the Octagon in the city centre- Dunedin's answer to a city square!
There is a Royal Albatross Colony at Taiaroa Head, 40 mins from Dunedin which makes an excellent campervan day trip out of the city- the road skirts the ocean along the Portobello Peninsula which borders Otago Harbour. Also out this way is Penguin Place, a conservation project dedicated to yellow-eyed penguins. It is a nature reserve, a working sheep farm and home to many yellow-eyed penguins. Here you can take a penguin tour to see these unique birds without disturbing them.
There are beaches both in the harbour and on the open coast. St. Clair on the coast ten minutes from the city is very popular and has great surf. A bit further down the coast is the stunning Tunnel Beach, which can be accessed from the clifftops via a tunnel cut in the rock.
Down the coast from Dunedin is the Catlins coast, a very pretty are to drive through on the Papatowai Highway, and a campervan makes it even better- you can stop and make a cup of tea whilst enjoying the rugged landscape, podocarp forests, lakes and waterfalls. Invercargill is not far away, the country's most southerly city. From here, visit Bluff which is the end of the South Island and a port renowned for it's oysters!
Heading inland from Dunedin will get you to gorgeous Queenstown in about 4 hours, through pretty Alexandra and the hydro-dam town of Cromwell. Queenstown is a beautiful all-year resort on the shores of Lake Wakatipu. It is known as the Adventure Capital of the world, popular for bungy jumping and luging in the summer and snowsports in the winter. Wanaka is also nearby, another lakeside city that is more peaceful than the busy Queenstown!
Have a look here for some great deals on Dunedin campervan hire, so you can explore the southern part of spectacular New Zealand in style!
New Zealand's summer is a popular period for motorhome rental- beaches, scenery and friendly locals attract many nomadic holidaymakers both domestically and internationally. Rentals are booked out fast- people often don't get the van they want, or can't get one at all!
Booking ahead is essential for summer in the Land of the Long White Cloud- so plan ahead! To sweeten the deal when booking your far-off holiday on the road, Motorhome Republic has negotiated some great Early Bird Deals, available for a limited time.
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See some of the east coasts of bot the US and Canada with this 3-day trip!
Boston, one of the oldest cities in the States, is the capital of Massachussets. It is a city of learning and culture, with a number of schools within the city limits- including, of course, the famous Harvard. There are a number of museums for visiting, some of which include the Museum of Science, the Children's Museum and more. Sports fans should tour Fenway Park, and there is also a Sports Museum!
Heading out of Boston, get on the I-95 and start up the coast, through New Hampshire. The historic port of Portsmouth is a nice spot to stop, a very historically and culturally rich town on the border of New Hampshire and Maine. There are beautiful beaches here as well as a number of museums- a submarine converted into a museum, an American Independence Museum, a Children's Museum and more.
Continue up the coast of Maine and through several towns such as Biddeford- remember to stop somewhere for some of that famous Maine Lobster! Portland on the coast is home to more than a third of Maine's population and another historical port. It is a haven for foodies, so maybe get your lobster here!
The highway heads away from the coast after Portland. If you want great water activities, head off the route a bit to Sebago Lake- head along Main Street which becomes Cumberland Street then River Road out of Portland. This large lake is great for swimming and boating.
For Augusta, exit onto ME-11. Augusta is the capital of the state, a small city with plenty of art and nature to see and visit, for example the Pine Tree State Arboretum, the several parks in the city, America's oldest surviving wooden fort and the Maine State Museum. Park up for the night at an RV Park and get some sleep before the next leg of the journey!
See some of the countryside that Maine is famous for on this drive to Millinocket. Continue on the I-95 north past the many small lakes and through Waterville on the bank of the Kennebec River. Lakes abound along this part of the route, such as Sebasticook Lake and Hermon Pond.
The next city is Bangor, which has a lovely riverfront for strolling as well as lots of nature trails. Shoppers will delight in the city's 2 indoor malls and many shopping centres. Harness racing happens here from May-July, and worth a visit is the Bangor Museum and Centre for History which offers 'Best of Bangor' tours during summer.
Cross the beautiful Piscataquis and Penobscot Rivers and exit onto Medway Road/ME-11 to get to Millinocket, across Dolby Pond. Millinocket is a former mill town and located very close to many lakes, making it the perfect place for those who love the outdoors and outdoor recreation.
Get back on the I-95 heading north towards Canada, through Island Falls and Oakfield. The city of Houlton is just before the border, where you can see well-preserved Victorian houses from when the city was extremely wealthy due to potato and logging industries. Canoeing and ATV riding are high on the list of favourite pastimes for locals and visitors, so try them out if you get a chance!
After Houlton, cross the border into Canada- and enjoy the brief moment of being in 2 countries at once! Exit right onto NB-2/ Trans-Canada Highway when you reach the junction and follow along beside the big and beautiful Saint John River. There is an RV Park at Woolastook where you can day park (Or spend the night if you like!) to enjoy the facilities and the river which spreads out here as it turns a corner.
Fredericton is not too much further along the highway- get off onto NB-8 for the city. It is set on both sides of the river so is wonderfully picturesque and has miles of riverfront trails to meander along! The Kings Landing Historical Settlement is a great way to get a taste of life there in years previous, and the Lighthouse on the Green is the spot for great food, visitor information, a Play and Learn exhibit for the kids, and bike rental.
Head out of Fredericton on the opposite bank of the river to that on which you arrived- following NB-105. Along here is the Portobello Creek National Wildlife Area and Grand Lake Meadow. Soon the road joins back up with NB-2/Trans-Canada Highway.
The next major city is Moncton which is at the base of the Nova Scotia peninsula. This up and coming city is full of things to do- There's the Magic Mountain Water Park, the 280-acre Centennial park in the centre of the city, several beaches and a perplexing natural phenomenon- the Magnetic Hill, in which your car when placed in neutral will roll backwards- seemingly uphill!
Continue on the highway through Sackville on the water, where you will find marshes and coastal cliffs. The Sackville Waterfowl Park is great for bird watchers, and the Boultenhouse Heritage Centre will give visitors a glimpse of Sackville's seafaring past.
The Highway will take you through or past several more cities and towns as you proceed onto the peninsula- Amherst, Oxford, Truro. Halifax is quite a drive- right on the outer coast of Nova Scotia. Based around a bustling harbour on a rocky and dramatic coast, it is a lovely place to visit. It is a university town, meaning it has a fun and youthful vibe and there are a lot of festivals and events at various points during the year. If you're lucky, you might be there for the Atlantic Jazz Festival, the Atlantic Fringe Festival, the Nova Scotia Multicultural festival or one of many others. Have a look here for a full list! If you have time left on your holiday, why not explore Nova Scotia using Halifax as a base?
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You've just spent a lot of dosh on a big wedding and have dreams of owning a house soon in your wedded bliss and the thought of spending a fortune on your honeymoon is just too irksome.
But consider this: Cruise from beach to beach, mountain terrain to mountain terrain, or stay in one perfect location in a Motorhome. It's a lot cheaper than a hotel but a lot more luxurious than a tent, cabin or even motel. You can park up beachside (a hotel with that kind of vicinity would be pricey), set up the deck chairs and relax with your lovely spouse. Head to an area that would only house way too expensive hotels, park your motorhome and enjoy.
The Motorhome is private, not too hot in the sun or not too cold in the winter. You have the flexibility to stop wherever you want on the road, whenever you want, and go into the back for a... snuggle. Hear the ambient rain on the roof if it rains, or cook up a romantic meal to impress the lady.
Whatever country you're in, drive from place to place if that suits you or stay in one place. Hey, the flexibility of a motorhome allows you to do both. Plan to stay in one place, then change your mind and move onto another. It's that easy.
A Campervan Honeymoon will be a romantic holiday you won't forget. A cosy time with your new spouse and it won't cost you the earth. Find a Motorhome for your Honeymoon at Motorhome Republic!


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Premier League transfer news and rumours
Leeds Ready to Hijack Deal and Real Madrid Ace linked with the Whites
Latest News linking players from top clubs like Real Madrid to Elland Road
By Trambak Bhattacherjee@RMA_Tram Jun 13, 2021, 12:30pm BST
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The Transfer Window is open and Leeds United are still waiting to bring in new faces to the club.
Pre Season is still some weeks away and Marcelo Bielsa will be making no rush in making the signings.
In my previous article, It is stated Marcelo Bielsa is looking to strengthen quite a few positions and he is looking for a back up goalkeeper who can give competition Illan Meslier for the number one position.
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This transfer link came as a shock to many of us as the Whites are ready to hijack Angus Gunn who was reportedly heading to Norwich City.
The newly promoted team Norwich City has the transfer fee agreed with Southampton, Gunn's current employers for his transfer.
However, according to a report from Football Insider, it is being claimed that Leeds are ready to hijack the player and match the £5million-plus fee deal with the saints.
The link does have some logic as Leeds were heavily linked with Gunn during their time in the Championship, and Victor Orta is known to have "his list" which he is often willing to return to. At TIAT we wouldn't say it is likely, but it's possible.
Marcelo to Elland Road? (stop laughing, ok don't, that's fair)
It has been claimed Leeds United have joined the race with Everton to secure the services of Brazil and Real Madrid Ace Marcelo Viera, according to a report from The Mirror.
Marcelo is hailed as one of the best left backs of this generation but the 33 year old has currently been out of form and is heading to the exit door of the Bernabeu.
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The Brazil star, who has has a glittering career for club and country, played only 19 matches for the La Liga giants last season, scoring four goals.
He has been a Star in Madrid since 2007 and also has 58 caps for Brazil. His long list of honours includes five La Liga titles, four Champions Leagues and four FIFA Club World Cups.
He has asked for a minimum two-year contract, with an asking price of around £5m.
It will be a tough Battle for Leeds to compete with Everton but it is unsure whether the Spanish Giants are going to offload him. More importantly, this transfer makes no sense for Leeds, other than the fact that they need a left-back.
While we rated the Angus Gunn link as possible, this one we would say is "never happening in a million years".
What Do You Think of these Players potentially linked to Leeds? Let me know in the comments or on Twitter @ThruItAllLUFC, or @RMA_Tram.

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Q: Verifying Truth Tables would someone please verify the following truth table? If there is something innacurate, would someone please explain why?
Thank You!
$$\begin{array}{|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|}\hline
\color{black}{L} & \color{black}{G} & \color{black}{H} & \lnot H & (G\lor\lnot H)& \lnot(G\land L) &(G\lor \lnot H )\land \lnot(G\land L) \\ \hline
\color{}{T} & \color{}{T} & \color{}{T} &   \color{}{F}     & \color{}{T}& \color{}{F}&\color{}{F} \\  \hline
\color{black}{T} & \color{black}{T} & \color{black}{F} &   \color{black}{T}     & \color{black}{T}&  \color{black}{F}&\color{black}{F} \\ \hline
\color{black}{T} & \color{black}{F} & \color{black}{T} &   \color{black}{F}     & \color{black}{F}& \color{black}{T} &\color{black}{F} \\ \hline
\color{black}{T} & \color{black}{F} & \color{black}{F} &   \color{black}{T}     & \color{black}{T}& \color{black}{T}&\color{black}{T} \\ \hline
\color{black}{F} & \color{black}{T} & \color{black}{T} &   \color{black}{F}     & \color{black}{T}& \color{black}{T}&\color{black}{T} \\ \hline
\color{black}{F} & \color{black}{T} & \color{black}{F} &   \color{black}{T}     & \color{black}{T}& \color{black}{T}&\color{black}{T} \\ \hline
\color{black}{F} & \color{black}{F} & \color{black}{T} &   \color{black}{F}     & \color{black}{F}& \color{black}{T}&\color{black}{T} \\ \hline
\color{black}{F} & \color{black}{F} & \color{black}{F} &   \color{black}{T}     & \color{black}{T}& \color{black}{T}&\color{black}{T} \\ \hline
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A: Since you provided a nicely formatted table, I am happy to provide my own solutions. I marked any mistake, and entries that - while being correct - were affected by previous mistakes, in red and hopefully caught all of them (;
\begin{array}{|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|}\hline
\color{black}{L} & \color{black}{G} & \color{black}{H} & \lnot H & (G\lor\lnot H)& \lnot(G\land L) &(G\lor \lnot H )\land \lnot(G\land L) \\ \hline
\color{}{T} & \color{}{T} & \color{}{T} &   \color{}{F}     & \color{}{T}& \color{}{F}&\color{}{F} \\  \hline
\color{black}{T} & \color{black}{T} & \color{black}{F} &   \color{black}{T}     & \color{black}{T}&  \color{black}{F}&\color{black}{F} \\ \hline
\color{black}{T} & \color{black}{F} & \color{black}{T} &   \color{black}{F}     & \color{black}{F}& \color{black}{T} &\color{black}{F} \\ \hline
\color{black}{T} & \color{black}{F} & \color{black}{F} &   \color{black}{T}     & \color{black}{T}& \color{black}{T}&\color{black}{T} \\ \hline
\color{black}{F} & \color{black}{T} & \color{black}{T} &   \color{black}{F}     & \color{black}{T}& \color{black}{T}&\color{black}{T} \\ \hline
\color{black}{F} & \color{black}{T} & \color{black}{F} &   \color{black}{T}     & \color{black}{T}& \color{black}{T}&\color{black}{T} \\ \hline
\color{black}{F} & \color{black}{F} & \color{black}{T} &   \color{black}{F}     & \color{black}{F}& \color{black}{T}&\color{red}{F} \\ \hline
\color{black}{F} & \color{black}{F} & \color{black}{F} &   \color{red}{T}     & \color{red}{T}& \color{black}{T}&\color{red}{T} \\ \hline
\end{array}

edit: Since you also asked for an explanation, let us enumerate the mistakes from top to bottom, left to right:

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*A conjunction $\phi \wedge \psi$ is true iff both $\phi$ and $\psi$ are true. Hence, since $(G \vee \neg H)$ is false $(G \vee \neg H) \wedge \neg(G \wedge L)$ must also be false.

*Since $H$ is  false, $\neg H$ is true.

*Your post already, correctly, declared $(G \vee \neg H)$ to be true. However,  since you accidentally declared $\neg H$ to be false, this wasn't justified.

*I only marked this as a mistake, because it depended on item 3. which in turn depended on 2.

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Beijing & Shanghai - 5 Nights
Beijing - Shanghai
Ref - TV01
From R 29 552.62 pps
Flights inclusive
Total : R 29 552.62
Valid. 01-Sep to 31-Oct-2017
Beijing - Arrival and meet your guide for transfer to your hotel.
Accommodation at hotel.
Meals included: No meal
Beijing - In the morning ascend the Coal Hill from where you will discover a nice bird's eye view over Beijing and stroll on the Tiananmen Square. (Located at the center of Beijing City, where you can visit Tiananmen Tower, Monument to the People's Heroes. It is the must place to visit in Beijing City.), Then visit the Forbidden City, the former residence of the Ming and Qing emperors. After lunch, visit the Temple of Heaven with its outstanding round shape, covered by an exquisite triple roof of blue tiles. This is where the Emperor used to pray for good harvests. Continue to enjoy a rickshaw tour among Hutong. Visit to Bell and Drum tower. Accommodation at hotel.
Meals included: Breakfast at hotel
Lunch at local Chinese restaurant
Dinner enjoy Beijing roast duck at Jinfangzhuang Quanjude Restaurant
Beijing - Full day excursion to the Great Wall (section of Mutianyu Cable car can be arranged as optional on spot ) (Located in Huairou County in the suburbs of Beijing, the section of wall at Mutianyu Great Wall is 70 km from the center of Beijing. )And the Ming Tombs including a visit of Chang Ling Tomb (the chief of the Ming Tombs, is the largest in scale and is completely preserved.). Although not excavated itself, it displays the artifacts found in the Ding Ling Tomb. Later enjoy a walk along the Sacred Path leading to the necropolis and Giant Tortoises, along the path are bizarre, mythical stone monsters standing guard. Then drive back to enjoy the famous Kongfu show (Regular seats). Accommodation at Hotel
Beijing - Shanghai - In the morning visit the Summer Palace, (The Summer Palace is a favorite among tourists sightseeing in Beijing. Indeed, it is one of the best parks in the city. Originally it was a retreat for emperors to escape the scorching summer heat of Beijing. ) Then take the high speed train to Shanghai G137(13:07-19:01)(6 hours). (Second class seats). Upon arrival, meet your guide and transfer to check in at your hotel. Rest of the day is free at leisure. Accommodation at hotel.
Meals included: Breakfast
Shanghai - In the morning take a visit to Shanghai's old town, still known for its bustling atmosphere and lively old lanes. Visit of Tea House, Mandarin Yu Garden (Yuyuan Garden, a place of peace and comfort in the heart of bustling Shanghai, dates back to the fabled Ming Dynasty. Now a popular tourist destination, Yuyuan began as a private garden created by Pan Yunduan, who spent almost 20 years - and all of his savings - to build a garden in order to please his parents in their old age. That is why he called this garden "Yuyuan" - because "yu" in Chinese means "peace and health".), Jade Buddha Temple (In the western part of Shanghai, a very modern and flourishing city, there is a venerable and famous Buddhist temple, Jade Buddha Temple. In 1882, an old temple was built to keep two jade Buddha statues which had been brought from Burma by a monk named Huigen.) Then go to visit the Longtangs in Jingan District. Longtangs in Shanghai are just like Hutongs in Beijing, the lanes lined with houses where people have more chances to communicate with each other. In the Longtangs, people meet together, are closely associated, thus bringing forth a strong sense of localism, safety and family-likeness.
Attend Shanghai acrobatics show at Portman Hotel (regular seats). Accommodation at hotel.
Shanghai - Departure - In the morning, visit Shanghai Museum(Without earphone). As well-known as the Museum of Ancient Chinese Art, the Shanghai Museum was established in 1952 and relocated twice before finding a permanent home at its present location, south of the centrally located People's Plaza, in 1996. More than 120,000 precious and rare works of art in 21 categories make the Shanghai Museum the most remarkable cultural institution in the city.
Then transfer to airport for flight departure.
Return airfare and taxes ex Johannesburg.
3 Nights in Beijing in a 4* Hotel.
2 Nights in Shanghai in a 4* Hotel.
Daily Breakfasts.
Other meals as mentioned in the itinerary.
Transfers and tours with local English speaking guides in private air-conditioned vehicles.
All entrance fees as mentioned in the programme.
All entrance fees, boat fees and / or cyclo fees as mentioned in the programme.
High speed train ticket: Beijing/Shanghai, second class soft seats.
Bottled mineral water in vehicle.
Personal travel insurance.
Personal expenditure, such as drinks, souvenirs, laundry, camera fees, communications, postage, gratuities etc.
Meals and services other than mentioned in the programme.
Earlier check in and later check out.
Drinks with meals.
Supplements will apply during festive/peak periods.
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International relativistic astrophysics PhD program, or IRAP PhD program is the international joint doctorate program in relativistic astrophysics initiated and co-sponsored by ICRANet. During 2010-2017 IRAP PhD takes part in the Erasmus Mundus program of the European Commission. For the first time in Europe the IRAP PhD program grants a joint PhD degree among the participating institutions.

Education in relativistic astrophysics
In 2005 a new international organization was founded: the International Center for Relativistic Astrophysics Network (ICRANet), dedicated to the theoretical aspects of relativistic astrophysics. Together with the University of Arizona, the University of Stanford and the International Centre for Relativistic Astrophysics (ICRA), such states as Armenia, Brazil, Italy and the Vatican are the founding members of ICRANet. As a first step, the international relativistic astrophysics Ph.D. program (IRAP Ph.D.) was established in 2005. Among the proponents of the IRAP Ph.D. program are Riccardo Giacconi, Roy Kerr and Remo Ruffini.

The objectives of the program
The IRAP Ph.D. program grants a joint Ph.D. degree among the participating institutions.

The core of the program is the international consortium. It assembles expertise of its members for preparation of scientists in the field of relativistic astrophysics, and related fields of general relativity, cosmology and quantum field theory.

One of the goals of the program is mobility: every student admitted to the IRAP Ph.D. is part of a team at one of the consortium members, and each year visits the other centers to keep track of developments in the other fields. Within the IRAP Ph.D. program, students are systematically trained in the techniques of research management and in the nature and organization of scientific projects.

The consortium
Since 2005 ICRANet has co-organized the IRAP Ph.D. program together with:
 AEI - Albert Einstein Institute - Potsdam (Germany)
 CBPF - Brazilian Center for Physics Research (Brazil)
 Indian Center for Space Physics (India)
 INPE (Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais, Brazil)
 Institut Hautes Etudes Scientifiques - IHES (France)
 Côte d'Azur Observatory (France)
 Observatory of Shanghai (China)
 Observatory of Tartu (Estonia)
 University of Bremen (Germany)
 University of Oldenburg (Germany)
 University of Ferrara (Italy)
 University of Nice (France)
 University of Rome "La Sapienza" (Italy)
 University of Savoy (France)

The faculty
As of 2015, the faculty of the IRAP Ph.D. program consists of:

Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate (2010-2017)
Launched in 2004 under the Bologna Declaration, the Erasmus Mundus programs have supported academic cooperation and mobility with partner countries to form the joint European Higher Education Area. During 2010-2017 the IRAP Ph.D has taken part in the Erasmus Mundus program of the European Commission and has enrolled 5 cycles of students with the total amount of 44 students. The Nice University was the host organization.

CAPES-ICRANet Program (2013-2018)
In 2013 CAPES and ICRANet have signed a Memorandum of Understanding regarding the establishment of the CAPES-ICRANet Program. Each year five fellowships for Brazilian students are granted. Each fellowship lasts for three years with the final Ph.D. degree jointly delivered by the academic institutions participating in the program.

Schools and seminars
Within IRAP Ph.D. program ICRANet organizes Ph.D. schools. In particular 15 schools were held in Nice and Les Houches, France, within the EMJD program:
 February, 1-19, 2010 - Nice (France)
 March 22–26, 2010 - Ferrara (Italy)
 September, 6-24, 2010 - Nice (France)
 March 21–26, 2011 - Pescara (Italy)
 April 3–8, 2011 - Les Houches (France)
 May 25 - June 10, 2011 (France)
 September 5–17, 2011 (France)
 October 2–7, 2011 - Les Houches (France)
 October 12–16, 2011 - Beijing (China)
 September 3–21, 2012 - Nice (France)
 May 16–31, 2013 - Nice (France)
 September 2–20, 2013 - Nice (France)
 February 23 - March 2, 2014 - Nice (France)
 May 10–16, 2014 - Les Houches (France)
 September 8–19, 2014 - Nice (France)
ICRANet co-organizes a Joint Astrophysics Seminar at the Department of Physics of the University of Rome "La Sapienza" and ICRA in Rome. All institutions collaborating with ICRANet as well as the ICRANet centers participate in these seminars via video conferencing.

Statistics
The official language of the program is English, but students have the opportunity to learn the language of their host country, following a variety of courses at the partner universities.

As of 2015, the IRAP-Ph.D. has seen the enrollment of 111 students: 1 from Albania, 3 from Argentina, 5 from Armenia, 1 from Austria, 2 from Belarus, 16 from Brazil, 5 from China, 9 from Colombia, 2 from Croatia, 5 from France, 5 from Germany, 7 from India, 2 from Iran, 34 from Italy, 2 from Kazakhstan, 1 from Mexico, 1 from Pakistan, 4 from Russia, 1 from Serbia, 1 from Sweden, 1 from Switzerland, 1 from Taiwan, 1 from Turkey, 1 from Ukraine.

During 2011-2015 more than 500 applications from 70 countries from all over the world were considered and 44 Ph.D. candidates were selected including roughly 30% female candidates.

References

Astrophysics
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Title: Loss-of-function mutations in SCN4A cause severe foetal hypokinesia or 'classical' congenital myopathy
Author(s): Zaharieva, I.T.; Thor, M.G.; Oates, E.C.; Karnebeek, C. van; Hendson, G.; Blom, E.; Witting, N.; Rasmussen, M.; Gabbett, M.T.; Ravenscroft, G.; Sframeli, M.; Suetterlin, K.; Sarkozy, A.; D'Argenzio, L.; Hartley, L.; Matthews, E.; Pitt, M.; Vissing, J.; Ballegaard, M.; Krarup, C.; Slordahl, A.; Halvorsen, H.; Ye, X.C.; Zhang, L.H.; Lokken, N.; Werlauff, U.; Abdelsayed, M.; Davis, M.R.; Feng, L.; Phadke, R.; Sewry, C.A.; Morgan, J.E.; Laing, N.G.; Vallance, H.; Ruben, P.; Hanna, M.G.; Lewis, S.; Kamsteeg, E.J. ; Mannikko, R.; Muntoni, F.
Source: Brain, vol. 139, iss. Pt 3, (2016), pp. 674-691
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1093/brain/awv352
Publication type: Article / Letter to editor
Subject: Radboudumc 12: Sensory disorders DCMN: Donders Center for Medical Neuroscience
Organization: Human Genetics
Volume: vol. 139
Issue: iss. Pt 3
See Cannon (doi:10.1093/brain/awv400) for a scientific commentary on this article.Congenital myopathies are a clinically and genetically heterogeneous group of muscle disorders characterized by congenital or early-onset hypotonia and muscle weakness, and specific pathological features on muscle biopsy. The phenotype ranges from foetal akinesia resulting in in utero or neonatal mortality, to milder disorders that are not life-limiting. Over the past decade, more than 20 new congenital myopathy genes have been identified. Most encode proteins involved in muscle contraction; however, mutations in ion channel-encoding genes are increasingly being recognized as a cause of this group of disorders. SCN4A encodes the alpha-subunit of the skeletal muscle voltage-gated sodium channel (Nav1.4). This channel is essential for the generation and propagation of the muscle action potential crucial to muscle contraction. Dominant SCN4A gain-of-function mutations are a well-established cause of myotonia and periodic paralysis. Using whole exome sequencing, we identified homozygous or compound heterozygous SCN4A mutations in a cohort of 11 individuals from six unrelated kindreds with congenital myopathy. Affected members developed in utero- or neonatal-onset muscle weakness of variable severity. In seven cases, severe muscle weakness resulted in death during the third trimester or shortly after birth. The remaining four cases had marked congenital or neonatal-onset hypotonia and weakness associated with mild-to-moderate facial and neck weakness, significant neonatal-onset respiratory and swallowing difficulties and childhood-onset spinal deformities. All four surviving cohort members experienced clinical improvement in the first decade of life. Muscle biopsies showed myopathic features including fibre size variability, presence of fibrofatty tissue of varying severity, without specific structural abnormalities. Electrophysiology suggested a myopathic process, without myotonia. In vitro functional assessment in HEK293 cells of the impact of the identified SCN4A mutations showed loss-of-function of the mutant Nav1.4 channels. All, apart from one, of the mutations either caused fully non-functional channels, or resulted in a reduced channel activity. Each of the affected cases carried at least one full loss-of-function mutation. In five out of six families, a second loss-of-function mutation was present on the trans allele. These functional results provide convincing evidence for the pathogenicity of the identified mutations and suggest that different degrees of loss-of-function in mutant Nav1.4 channels are associated with attenuation of the skeletal muscle action potential amplitude to a level insufficient to support normal muscle function. The results demonstrate that recessive loss-of-function SCN4A mutations should be considered in patients with a congenital myopathy.
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Seventy-seven years after his death aboard the USS Oklahoma at Pearl Harbor, Navy Seaman 1st Class James C. Solomon, Montague County's first casualty from World War II will finally be laid to rest in his hometown of Forestburg.
A funeral service for the seaman, including full military honors, will take place at 11 a.m. July 14 in Perryman Cemetery at Forestburg.
Solomon was originally interred in Hawaii where service members who could not be identified were buried as "unknowns." He was officially accounted for on Sept. 26, 2017 following extensive testing based on DNA evidence.
On Dec. 7, 1941 Solomon was serving on the battleship USS Oklahoma, moored at Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, when it was attacked by Japanese aircraft. The American fleet along Battleship Row was decimated in the surprise attack.
The USS Oklahoma sustained multiple torpedo attacks as the Japanese used dive bombers, fighter bombers and torpedo planes to sink nine ships including five battleships and severely damage 21 ships. There were 2,402 U.S. deaths from that attack and 429 were from the USS Oklahoma battleship.
While the crew attempted to fight back, during the first 10 minutes of the battle, eight torpedoes hit the ship and she began to capsize. A ninth torpedo would hit her as she sunk in the mud.
Meet this Forestburg High School graduate who left home to work with the Civilian Conservation Corps and later went into the Navy to serve his country one year before Pearl Harbor in your mid-week News.
Welcome home sailor, thank you for your service.
Thanks for your selfless service! WELCOME HOME!!!
Thank you for your selfless service!!! WELLCOME HOME!!!
Welcome home James. Rest in Peace.
Welcome home brother! Glad to have heard this story to know that people are attempting to find all the unknown and identify so families have peace and closure. Amazing story.


They put on display for some of their seasonal beverages!
I would love to have another drink with different flavour!
The one that I got excited the most is the Hello Kitty Room!!!
Who wants to sleep here?
Unfortunately during my visit, I only brought my 35mm fixed lens camera hence taking wide angle shot is impossible! T_T However I hope that the post would spread smile and happiness to the one reading it, and you'll be able to have some idea how it looks like there!


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Q: Automated OSGi dependency resolution for bundles that are maven-accessible? It seem that there is already a fairly automated method to link, at least on the server, dependencies with their available bundles in a Maven repository, e.g.,
http://www.springsource.com/repository/app/bundle/version/dependencies?name=org.springframework.osgi.extensions.annotations&version=1.2.1
It seems like this would be a great tool (a la Maven but for bundles - and I don't mean simply specifying them in a pom file like used by the provision task of the maven-pax-plugin.
Does such a tool exist yet? Ideally a free one?
Thank you
Yours
Misha

A: Take a look at OSGi Bundle Repository or O.B.R.


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Home » Entertainment » Winnipeg Arts Council Exec. Not Going Anywhere
Winnipeg Arts Council Exec. Not Going Anywhere
January 9, 2013 7:02 AM | Entertainment
The executive director of the Winnipeg Arts Council will hold the position for another five years.
Carol A. Phillips will retain the reins of the council, which provides funding, support, and fosters development of the arts throughout Winnipeg.
Phillips was the director of the Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art from 2001-2006 before joining the Arts Council. From 1992 to 2000 she was vice-president and director of the Banff Centre for the Arts.
"In the short space of six years, her leadership, vision, enthusiasm and dedication have had a significant impact on Winnipeg's cultural life," said Laird Rankin, chair of the Arts council board. "To say that the council is pleased with her decision to stay for another five years is an understatement."
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Q: jquery ui selectable lost area zoom animate The grid works regularly when using the select at normal view, 100%, however if changing the size to a smaller or the zoom, the select does not work properly. On the other hand, the option check works perfectly at any views
example http://jsfiddle.net/mutesex/czxgg/2/
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            value: 1,
            min: 0.1,
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            slide: function (event, ui) {

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                $("table#ctl00_container_GridView1 tr th.cell").css('width', Math.round(200 * ui.value));
                $("table#ctl00_container_GridView1 tr td.cellcalday").css('height', Math.round(100 * ui.value));
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            }
        });

jsFiddle here: http://jsfiddle.net/Ten4u/


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Let's Go Virtual
Shabbat Around the World
Story Summary:
Nuria Casado thinks she has the strangest family living in Barcelona, Spain. They are Catholic, yet inside their home they practice weird traditions that none of her friends' families do. Nuria's mother calls them "our own ways." The strangest customs always begin late Friday afternoon. While Nuria decides to investigate, her Abuela – grandmother – realizes that she has to address her granddaughter's curiosity. Resorting to a very dramatic method, she reveals a deeply hidden family secret to Nuria and her parents.
- Be a Detective! What are the tools a detective needs? What constitutes a clue? What is the detective connection to this story? Comes with a Youtube link, plus gripping classroom "Clue" activities connected to the story.
- Story Discussion includes reading the story and putting it in a historical context by providing brief information on the Spanish Expulsion. Keeping in the spirit of the story's secrets, this unit comes with a "hidden" Word Find activity.
- Mapping Activity comes with a blank map of Spain and its place on the world's globe. Includes mapping of important Spanish cities in Jewish history, as well as information on important Spanish Jewish personalities (e.g. Maimonides, Luis de Torres, etc).
- Tzedakah and Maimonides' Ladder of Giving comes with interesting activities relating to the important Jewish value of Tzedakah. Includes an active understanding of Maimonides' different levels of giving.
Suggested School Calendar Use: Columbus Day
We Jews are a diverse people, with communities all over the world creating engaging Shabbat customs.
You can learn about them through my unique,
digital-story / lesson-plan series that
It Gets You and Your Students Involved!
© 2020 Copyright Tami Lehman-Wilzig


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The street naming process
Developers can submit suggestions for street names for a particular development. If the developer has no suggestions we will select a name.
If time allows, town and parish councils will be asked for suggestions, but generally they are encouraged to put forward suggestions in advance to ensure that their ideas are known. Suggestions are then placed on the Street Naming Register of possible names for use.
In situations where proposals are put forward to name streets after individuals, careful consideration has to be given to the suitability. Wherever possible we support the use of proposed names that reflect local history and heritage.
Before the proposed names are considered, we will check with the Post Office for their approval. This is to ensure that there is no risk of duplication, or selecting a name which could be confused with an existing street name.
A period of consultation takes place with town or parish councils. At this stage alternative names can be put forward, views can be heard and any objections can be raised.
If any objections are raised or alternative names put forward during the process, the consultation exercise will be repeated and all parties will be informed of the proposed change.
Use our online forms to report problems with existing street naming signs.
Information for housing developers about street naming
How to suggest a street name
Street renaming
Street naming and numbering charges
Changing the name of your property
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Email: namingandnumbering@york.gov.uk


Lee Wallat has offered courses in "right brain" drawing at Bellevue College Continuing Education and the Heritage Institute (instructing elementary and high school teachers). He currently teaches portrait drawing at the New York Fashion Academy. He is a graphic designer who has served as Senior Designer for the City of Kirkland. Lee has won awards in juried fine art shows including the Pastel Society of America's 23rd Annual Exhibition, Hampton International Art Competition and South Cobb Arts Alliance 8th Annual National Art Exhibition. Lee earned a Master of Education degree from the University of Washington and a B.A. in Fine Art from Washington State University.
Required Textbook: Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain - Buy 4th edition, 2012, ISBN 978-58542-920-2) $17.00; OR (1999 edition, ISBN 087477-424-1) $2 Please note: Your classroom location has changed to CC 1254A.


Do the tesla screen replacements have preamp outputs so aftermarket amplifiers can be hooked up to it?
All of them have at least 4 channel rca outs, and some of them also have one or two sub outs. If you are talking about Edge 12.1 inch one, it only has 4 channel rca outs.


Sencha Forum > Ext JS Community Forums 4.x > Ext: Q&A > Where do i get 4.1?
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Where to download 4.1 distribution? I am a Premium member and i SURELY DONT WANT TO build it from svn. Why there is no distribution in trunk? I dont have time for going into subject of how to build it - just how to get it?
according to some posts 4.1 is now available and contains some fixes.
thanks. i saw that, and was hopeing there is something more. but i guess there is nothing newer to this? what about svn is there any stable 4.1?
SVN build seems to fail. No use to try that.


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Associate Cloud Media Engineer
Engineering & Manufacturing, Technology & Digital
Set hours
Want to do the best work of your life? With 24 million customers in 6 countries, make your mark at Europe's leading media and entertainment brand. A workplace where you can proudly be yourself; our people make Sky a truly exciting and inclusive place to work.
"Innovation isn't one single spark, it's a passion for relentless pushing to understand our place in tomorrow's media and its connection to the audience" - Tom Des Jardins, Director Innovation and AI
* You will be involved with pretty much everything to do with content ingest, processing and distribution in the context of ML-based video analysis and services and products this analysis fuels.
* You'll play a part in all topics associated with that - architecture, design, implementation, strategy, vendor management, support, incidents investigation, the whole lot.
* There will be a lot of collaborating closely with internal teams within Sky Europe and external ones, particularly the Comcast AI team.
* Everything we do is in AWS with integration points with the on-prems sources (both linear and VOD), so you will live in both worlds, but cloud is the default world.
What you'll bring:
* 1-2 years experience in a technical engineering role, ideally within Broadcast Media sector
* Cloud experience is ideal, but if you don't have it - no worries! As long as you have a solid understanding of on-prem infrastructure or cloud concepts, and as long as you want to immerse yourself into the world of Cloud
* A desire to immerse yourself in the world of video engineering - formats, codecs, protocols for media processing and distribution
* Keen to play a part in designing and supporting live media systems/services within the Cloud
* You'll need to adapt quickly and juggle multiple things at a time
* Need to be a self-motivated, reliable, and curious individual
Innovation & AI: The Innovation and AI team's mission is to differentiate the Sky experience by making it more personal, more interactive, and more engaging than ever before. As part of our ever-growing team, you will have an awesome opportunity to join a speedboat environment and enable new ways for our customers to discover and enjoy the amazing content that Sky offers.
The Rewards:
There's a reason people can't stop talking about #LifeAtSky. Our great range of rewards really are something special, here are just a few:
* Sky Q, for the TV you love all in one place
* A generous pension package
* Private healthcare
* Discounted mobile and broadband
* Access a wide range of exclusive Sky VIP rewards and experiences
Where you'll work:
Osterley:
Our Osterley Campus is a 10-minute walk from Syon Lane train station. Or you can hop on one of our free shuttle buses that run to and from Osterley, Gunnersbury, Ealing Broadway and South Ealing tube stations. There's also plenty of bike shelters and showers.
On campus, you'll find 13 subsidised restaurants, cafes, and a Waitrose. You can keep in shape at our subsidised gym, catch the latest shows and movies at our cinema, get your car washed and even get pampered at our beauty salon.
Inclusion:
We take pride in our approach to diversity and inclusion: we've been recognised by The Times and Stonewall for this, and we've committed £30million to support the fight against racial injustice. We've also set ambitious targets for increasing ethnic diversity and representation throughout our organisation.
At Sky we don't just look at your CV. We're more focused on who you are and your potential. We also know that everyone has a life outside work, so we're happy to discuss flexible working.
And we'll do everything we can to support you during your application. If you need us to make any adjustments to our recruitment process, speak to our recruitment team who will be happy to support you.
Apply now to build an amazing career and be part of a brilliant team. We can't wait to hear from you.
To find out more about working with us, search #LifeAtSky on social media. A job you love to talk about.
Just so you know: if your application is successful, we'll ask you to complete a criminal record check. And depending on the role you have applied for and the nature of any convictions you may have, we might have to withdraw the offer.
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                <input type="radio" [(ngModel)]="type" name="type" value="2">Album Title

                <input type="radio" [(ngModel)]="type" name="type" value="3">Year

                <input type="radio" [(ngModel)]="type" name="type" value="4">Event Date

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A: You must say Angular what happends if you change the "type". So, you must "separate" ngModel and ngModelChange. If you use simple [(ngModel)] you only can change the variable "type"
<input type="radio" value="3" [ngModel]="type"
           (ngModelChange)="type = 3;alls=yData[0].Year">

Other way to achieve the same is using a getter setter and use [(ngModel)]
In your .ts
_type:number;
get type(){
   return _type;
}
set type(value:any)
{
   this._type=value;
   if (this._type==3)
      this.alls=this.yData[0].Year
}

Other way is using Reactive Form and change, see https://angular.io/guide/reactive-forms#reactive-forms


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Just this morning we announced that, the new ASUS ZenFone 2 was available in Canada at Newegg, NCIX, Canada Computers and Memory Express. The 16GB version was selling for $249 CAD and the 64GB version would cost you $379 CAD. Just in this short amount of time, you will have to do some calling around to find one, especially in the configuration and color (black, silver, gold and the popular red) you may desire. Some retailers are showing that it is already "Out of Stock."
It is easy to see why the ASUS ZenFone 2 is selling so fast - ASUS is giving you a powerful smartphone for half the price you would pay for its competition. The main features are the same on both models ASUS is selling, but the innards very greatly - either an Intel Atom Z3560 64-bit quad-core processor clocked at 1.8GHz with 2GB of RAM and 16GB storage and the more powerful Intel Atom 64-bit Z3580 quad-core CPU clocked at 2.3 GHz with 4GB of RAM and 64GB storage. Their Atom chipset is using low-powered x86-based Silvermont cores and a PowerVR GPU. Both models offer expansion up to 64GB of additional memory via a microSD card slot.
These new devices are offered up as unlocked GSM phones with 4G/LTE connectivity. They are ready for clear voice communication and data transfer speeds of up to 150Mbps and LTE Category A+ for download speeds up to 250Mbps. The higher end model is the world's first smartphone offering 4GB of RAM so you never have to worry about killing the background apps - the ZenFone 2 can handle them. Both models come with a Full HD (FHD) IPS LCD display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels and 403 pixels-per-inch (PPI) covered in Gorilla Glass 3 for your protection.
The outside of the ZenFone 2 was designed for your holding comfort with an arched backing that narrows down to just 3.9mm at the edges. The volume controls are mounted on the back, a la LG G4 and ASUS placed the on/off button on the top of the device. It not only feels great, but also looks great with its brushed-metal looking finish. On the back, you will see the 13MP camera with dual-tone LED Flash, a large f/2.0 aperture and autofocus. It has a large 5MP front-facing camera (FFC) that allows you to take 140-degree panoramic selfies. The main camera also features HDR Mode, Low-Light Mode and a manual mode. Both models come with a 3000mAh battery with 'BoostMaster' built-in for faster charges.


Why we are, what we are, and why we hold it dear.
The mission of HHCS is to provide a community-oriented lifelong learning environment which both reflects and help to shape Hyndman and its surrounding areas.
Striving for high academic achievement, and a high rate of post-secondary continuing education, HHCS extends the conventional K-12 classroom teaching/learning boundaries to include varied educational endeavors, employing multiple mediums, settings and locations to model and promote the practice of lifelong learning.


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Orte Sogn ist eine Kirchspielsgemeinde (dän.: Sogn)
auf der Insel Fyn (dt.: Fünen)
im südlichen Dänemark. Bis 1970 gehörte sie zur Harde Båg Herred im damaligen Odense Amt, danach zur Aarup Kommune im
Fyns Amt, die im Zuge der  Kommunalreform zum 1. Januar 2007 in der
Assens Kommune in der Region Syddanmark aufgegangen ist.

Im Kirchspiel leben  Einwohner (Stand: ).
Im Kirchspiel liegt die Kirche "Orte Kirke".

Nachbargemeinden sind im Norden Vissenbjerg Sogn, im Osten Broholm Sogn, im Südosten Tommerup Sogn, im Süden Verninge Sogn, im Südwesten Ørsted Sogn, im Westen Skydebjerg Sogn und im Nordwesten Årup Sogn.

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks
Sogneportalen
Information über dänische Kirchspielsgemeinden und Kommunen

Geographie (Assens Kommune)


Currently looking for new joiners for Vienna base.
Interview will take place on 28th March 2014 at Vienna Airport Schwechat.
Training for the position will be provided in Vienna without any fee.
Please, send us your CV in English and German language to info@etga.sk or contact us on tel. +421 918 847 102.


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What's bugging you? Forrest, Lamar officials plug away at pesky mosquitoes
Officials in Forrest, Lamar counties are taking measures to control the mosquito population and wipe out West Nile and other mosquito-borne viruses.
What's bugging you? Forrest, Lamar officials plug away at pesky mosquitoes Officials in Forrest, Lamar counties are taking measures to control the mosquito population and wipe out West Nile and other mosquito-borne viruses. Check out this story on hattiesburgamerican.com: https://hatne.ws/2q6F3q7
Ellen Ciurczak, American Staff Writer Published 4:00 a.m. CT April 4, 2018
Here are some tips that may help keep mosquitoes away. Wochit
A Forrest County truck sprays mosquito repellent around the Dixie community last year in an attempt to exterminate mosquitos carrying the West Nile virus.(Photo: File photo/Hattiesburg American)Buy Photo
Official: Spring mosquitoes don't carry West Nile virus
See when your area will be sprayed
Officials in Forrest and Lamar counties are on the attack — against mosquitoes — which can carry viruses harmful (even deadly) to humans.
Mosquito spraying got underway in Lamar County Monday and will continue four days a week for five hours in the evening.
"We'll be using an ultra-low-volume mister out of the back of a truck," said Danny Young, Lamar County mosquito control manager. "We'll be doing it county-wide, with the exception of city limits."
The odorless insecticide in the spray is not harmful to humans or pets.
Young and county workers will also be putting larvicide in standing water to attack mosquitoes in their developmental stages, killing them in a short amount of time.
"(The spraying and larvicide) are for public safety — to reduce the mosquito population," Young said. "We've been doing this every year since Hurricane Katrina.
"We're targeting mosquitoes that transmit disease."
West Nile not only threat
Mosquitoes carry West Nile virus, which causes encephalitis and flu-like symptoms and can be fatal. Last year, there were 63 reported cases in Mississippi, with five in Forrest County.
Story continues after photo gallery.
How to get rid of mosquitoes
Madison County employee Jimmy Allen drives a truck spraying mosquito control pesticide in the Tavern Hill subdivision of Madison. File photo/The Clarion-Ledge
A Forrest County truck sprays mosquito repellent around the Dixie community in an attempt to exterminate mosquitoes carrying the West Nile virus. File photo/Hattiesburg American
The Coachella Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District sprays larval mosquito treatments by helicopter in Indio. Special to The Desert
Health officials recommend the use of mosquito repellent containing DEET. File photo/El Paso Times
A plane smokes for mosquitoes. Courtesy of the Lee County Mosqu
"We were very fortunate last year. We didn't have any cases in Lamar County," Young said.
Mosquitoes can also carry the Zika virus, which may cause birth defects. There were two cases of Zika in the state last year.
Another mosquito-borne virus that concerns health officials is Chikungunya, which is characterized by fever and severe joint pain. No cases were reported in Mississippi last year.
Young said residents can help reduce the mosquito population by getting rid of standing water sources — like tires, flower pots and other common household items — on their property.
"A thing as little as a bottle cap, a female (mosquito) can lay (eggs) in that," Young said. "Anything that holds water, that's where your females will lay."
While not harmful to humans or pets, the mosquito spray can affect bees.
"The products that we use can kill honeybees," Young said. "Beekeepers should contact us so we don't spray within 100 feet of a bee box or a hive."
Forrest County goes year-round
In Forrest County, mosquito spraying occurs year-round, as long as the temperature is above 45 degrees, said county road manager Mike Slade.
"The mosquitoes are just so bad — the water puddles have never dried up," he said. "Two years ago we got behind, so now we try to be proactive.
"It's not worth one person getting West Nile."
Spraying occurs four days a week, beginning a half-hour before dark for about five hours, Slade said. The county uses five sprayers off the back of trucks and sprays in each of the supervised districts.
West Nile virus stories, information shared at Mosquito Illness Alliance's support group
County, city officials cracking down on mosquitoes after reports of West Nile
DiFatta: Warming weather nice for outdoorsmen, but brings out biting, stinging pests too
Hattiesburg's climate 'friendly' to mosquitoes
In Hattiesburg, mosquito spraying occurs when the temperature is at least 60 degrees, said Colton Hill, interim general manager for public works.
"Mosquitos became lethargic at 60 and hibernate at 50 and below," he said in an email. "Generally (the spraying begins) toward the end of May."
Spraying occurs five days a week between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. and 3:30 a.m. and 6:30 a.m.
Hill said Hattiesburg's climate is friendly to mosquitoes with its high humidity and hot temperatures.
"We spray because there's a need," he said.
Petal focused on younglings
Spraying will begin in Petal in a few weeks, said public works director Ken Bullock.
"Right now, we're putting out pellets and barbicides to control the larvae so they don't become adults," he said.
Petal has two sprayers and two trucks that cover the city three to four times per week after 6 p.m.
Bullock said during the spring months the mosquitoes that are out are not the ones that carry viruses, but it's still important to get rid of them.
"You always want to spray because mosquitoes bite," he said. "People call and say, 'The mosquitoes are eating us up!'
"(Spraying) is to help control mosquitoes so residents can enjoy the outdoors."
Bullock said mosquito control done now means fewer measures later.
"You want to stay on top of it, so in the hotter months, you don't have trouble with West Nile and the other viruses," he said. "A lot of it has to do with controlling the mosquito breeding habitat.
"If you control the larvae now, they never reach adulthood. And if they never reach adulthood, you're way ahead of the game."
Mosquito spraying schedule
Lamar County: 6:30 p.m.-11:30 p.m., Monday-Thursday, beginning April 2
Forrest County: 30 minutes before dark for 4½-5 hours, Monday-Thursday, when temperature is above 45 degrees
Hattiesburg: 3:30 a.m.-6:30 a.m. & 5 p.m.-8 p.m., Monday-Friday, when temperature is 60 degrees or above
Petal: after 6 p.m. for 4-5 hours, 3-4 times a week, beginning in mid-April
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As mentioned in my previous post, I popped into the Arabella Ramsay boutique in Armadale today. What a gorgeous place this is! You really must have a look and check out her fabulous collections and the eclectic interior design elements.
Arabella Ramsay are currently having a Winter Solstice sale, where garments from the Arabella Ramsay and Ryder collections are going for 40% off their RRP!! I was lucky enough to buy two garments which I shall reveal in future posts, so stay tuned!! For the time being, here's some snaps of the boutique for you to see from a previous trip there. It's a mini virtual tour and visual treat for your eyes only!! Hope you like it!
Every time I visit Arabella Ramsay, I am greeted by such friendly, helpful sales staff, who are more than happy to help with any styling questions or to simply have a chat. I highly recommend you pay the store a visit, whether you live in Melbourne or are travelling from interstate or overseas. You may wish to check out another post I did on Arabella Ramsay by clicking on this link!
Have a fabulous Sunday! What are you up to? I'll be pottering around the home and no doubt reading my new June/July edition of RUSSH magazine.
Well done with the pictures they givesa good impression of the store !!
Wow! this place looks like a heaven to me! If I'm not mistaken you already made a post about this place, right? Anyway, I wish we had more places like this!
Certainly is! Every time I go there, I fall in love with her garments. Yes, I have done a post on Arabella Ramsay before, but not on her boutique.
I have put a new link on this post so that you can easily find the other post I did. It focuses on Arabella's background & collections.
Thanks so much for your feedback! I'm so happy you are enjoying my blog!
hi, i just came across your blog and i love it.


Excurrent duct obstruction is a potentially reversible cause of male infertility. It can occur anywhere along the ductal system from the rete testes (empty epididymis syndrome) to the ejaculatory ducts. The incidence of obstructive azoospermia among infertile men is approximately 7% to 10%. Elective vasectomy is the most common cause of ductal obstruction. Other causes of ductal obstruction include those related to congenital anomalies ranging from total absence of the vasa deferentia, seminal vesicles, and ejaculatory ducts to a minor dysjunction between vasa and epididymides or obstruction secondary to scarring of the tubules as a result of prior infection, inflammation, trauma, or iatrogenic injury to the epididymis or vas deferens. Figure 16.1 is an algorithm suggested for evaluating and treating patients who may have an obstructive or non-obstructive problem causing azoospermia.


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Renowned WWII airmen meet in Ohio for final toast
By Dan Sewell Associated Press,November 10, 2013, 12:00 a.m.
The four surviving members of the Doolittle Raiders of World War II met last year. Most of them gathered for a final toast Saturday at the national Air Force museum in Ohio. Mark Duncan/associated press/file
DAYTON, Ohio — Thousands of visitors streamed to the national Air Force museum Saturday to pay a Veterans Day weekend tribute to the few surviving members of the Doolittle Raiders, airmen whose daring raid on Japan helped boost US morale during World War II, as they planned to make their ceremonial final toast together.
With many waving flags, spectators ranging from small children to fellow war veterans greeted three Raiders in a motorcade heading to the National Museum of the US Air Force near Dayton in southwest Ohio.
After a memorial service and B-25 bomber flyover, the Raiders planned to make a last toast to comrades who died in or since their mission. The toast grew from reunions led by Lieutenant Colonel James ''Jimmy'' Doolittle, who commanded the daring mission credited with stunning the Japanese after a string of military successes.
''It's a piece of history, it's the last time,'' said Bruce Sink, 62, who was browsing in a museum gift shop. ''These were pretty brave guys.'' Only four of the 80 Raiders are still living, and one was unable to attend Saturday because of health issues.
The National Museum of the US Air Force said 600 people, including Air Force officials and Raiders widows, were expected for the invitation-only ceremony Saturday night.
Also expected were relatives of Chinese villagers who helped Raiders elude capture and two US survivors of Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor.
After Thomas Griffin of Cincinnati died in February at 96, the survivors decided they would gather this autumn for one last toast together rather than wait as had been the original plan for the last two survivors to make the toast.
Raiders participating Saturday were Lieutenant Colonel Richard Cole, Doolittle's co-pilot, 98, of Comfort, Texas; Lieutenant Colonel Edward Saylor, 93, of Puyallup, Wash.; and Sergeant David Thatcher, 92, of Missoula, Mont.
The fourth surviving Raider, Lieutenant Colonel Robert Hite, 93, of Nashville, could not attend. Son Wallace Hite said his father, wearing a Raiders blazer, made his own salute to the fallen with a silver goblet of wine at home.
Hite is the last survivor of eight Raiders captured by Japanese soldiers. Three were executed; another died in captivity.
The 80 silver goblets in the event were presented to the Raiders in 1959 by the city of Tucson, Ariz. The Raiders' names are engraved twice, the second upside-down. At the ceremony, white-gloved cadets pour cognac into the participants' goblets. Those of the deceased are turned upside-down. The cognac will be from 1896, Doolittle's birth year.
The volunteers for the April 1942 mission were told only that it would be hazardous. The strike on Tokyo and other sites on Honshu Island began with the sea launch of 16 land-based bombers from the aircraft carrier USS Hornet. After the attack, the planes lacked fuel to reach safe airfields in China.
Three crew members died as the Raiders bailed out or crash-landed planes in China, but most were helped to safety by Chinese villagers and soldiers.
The Japanese retaliated by executing Chinese suspected of helping the Americans.


Homebuyers often forget one of the most important steps in the home buying process: arming themselves with a pre-approved mortgage loan before they begin their house hunting.
A pre-approved mortgage loan is a lender's commitment to lend to the homebuyer, with specifications on the exact loan amount. To get pre-approved, homebuyers need to provide personal financial information — such as income, debts and assets — to a lender. Applications are usually approved with certain caveats. However, with the lender committing to the loan amount and interest rate up front, buyers can have confidence that adequate financing is in place before they start shopping for a home.
Establishing an advantage in a competitive market: Having a pre-approval letter provides the homebuyer with an edge in a multi-offer situation. Sellers prefer working with potential buyers who are pre-approved in order to avoid the threat of a deal falling through because the purchaser cannot get sufficient financing. An offer with a mortgage pre-approval letter carries far more weight than an offer with only a pre-qualification letter or no letter at all.
In fact, sellers often accept offers from pre-approved buyers over buyers with higher dollar offers who have not been pre-approved.
Finding the best possible type of loan: Working with a mortgage lender before looking at houses allows the homebuyer plenty of time to evaluate what mortgage product works best for their financial goals. Once they decide upon the kind of loan that they want and are pre-approved, homebuyers can then focus on finding their dream home.
Establishing the price range: Getting pre-approved for a mortgage enables homebuyers to determine, prior to house hunting, how much money they qualify for, and how much they can afford to spend. The real estate sales associate and homebuyers can then focus on finding homes in the established price range.
Seeking comfort with the loan amount: By taking the time to seek pre-approval, the homebuyer can select a comfortable loan amount. In many cases, buyers can qualify for mortgages that are more expensive than what they feel comfortable committing to for the long-term. Buyers often end up acquiring a more expensive home than they want merely because it works on paper. It's important for a buyer to purchase a home that they can afford.