It's hard to know what to expect when moving in with a significant other. No matter how many sleepovers you have, no matter how much time you spend together, nothing really prepares you for actually living with your partner every day. In many ways, it's a blind leap of faith. For some people, moving in together is a stepping stone towards marriage, or for those who aren't concerned with signing a legal document, the move itself can be the biggest sign of commitment.
Logistically, moving in with a partner is essentially a merging of your assets in a way that is much more intimate than moving in with a roommate. (You may not want your Craigslist roommate drinking from your favorite coffee mug, but you probably don't mind if your bf or gf does it.) And among all the excitement of moving, there's the all-business and very necessary inventory conversation. What do I have? What do you have? What do we need?
From the very beginning of our relationship, my husband and I loved to cook together. While getting creative in the kitchen isn't everyone's jam, we were happy with date nights that involved pretending we were contestants on one of Gordon Ramsay's cooking shows. However, we both have pretty busy schedules. He's a digital media coordinator for a school in Boston and a freelance photographer, and I'm a teacher slash theater director slash writer, so both of our lives are usually filled with deadlines and work we inevitably take home. The crock pot has saved our lives — and our dinners. There's nothing more satisfying than coming home to a house that smells like your mom (or dad) has been cooking all day long, when really it's just that little appliance hanging out on your kitchen counter.
2. A king-sized Sleep Number bed.
This is probably my favorite "grown-up" purchase we have ever made. Trust me, it can be hard to talk yourself into spending this much money on a bed, but when you realize how much your night's sleep actually impacts how you feel the next day, it starts to make sense. When we first moved in together, we sold my bed and kept his, which had a standard, full-size mattress. While my husband and I agree on a lot, we're not the same when it comes to mattress preferences. The bed we have now has a remote control that allows you to set the firmness of each side of the mattress, which is a freaking godsend. Plus, it's large enough to allow our gigantic lion cub of a cat to spread out between us every night without having to cling to the edge of the bed for life. A win-win for everyone.
A cat is not just a one-time investment, because the money doesn't stop after the adoption fee. There's food, vet bills, toys, litter, and if you're a serious cat mom like me, cat furniture. However, our cat brings us so much shared joy, laughter, and love, that the additional money he costs is well worth the price. Even if one of us had a bad day at work, or even if we're in an argument, we still find ourselves laughing because our cat has done something weird, like viciously kicked his catnip-filled banana toy, or completed a full somersault out of excitement about dinner time (no really, he does this).
Before marriage was even on our radar, we went ahead and bought ourselves the most cliché wedding gift of all time: a super-charged blender. I'll be honest, we don't use it all the time. However, it was still a good investment because when we do need it, I'm grateful that it's there. Because of our love of cooking, it comes in handy a lot for many different recipes, and when one of us is going through a smoothie or juice phase, we're happy to have it.
5. A new, flatscreen TV.
The TVs that we each had in our individual apartments were pretty sad. We decided to start fresh shortly after moving in together, and we purchased a larger flat screen. We mounted the TV to the wall so it doesn't take up space on top of furniture. Of course, not all couples are huge TV-watchers, but we like to be able to crash on the couch after a long day at work and watch TV together (even if we don't always agree on what to watch).
Along with our TV purchase, we bought a large black shelving unit. It contains multiple cube inserts, which allows for storing our cable box, wireless router, and video game equipment. I'm a big believer in the fact that you're never too old to do the things that you love, so I'm not afraid to say that I love me some Pokémon video game action. (Pikachu, I'll always choose you.) In efforts to control the clutter that comes along with some of those electronics, we bought this shelving unit, which is practical and looks classy in our living room.
7. One of those fancy knife block sets, and a blade sharpener.
Okay, there is nothing — and I mean nothing — worse than cutting yourself on knife while you're pressing too hard to hack at a potato when the knife is dull. Real talk: this happened to my mom at Thanksgiving a few years ago and my brother had to drive her to the emergency room, which (most unfortunately) was probably filled with other people who cut themselves because they were chopping with dull knifeware. Rather than roll the dice on the knives we had since college, we invested in some high-end knives. Because we cook all the time, they were one of the most-used investments of all.
When my husband and I moved into our shared loft in East Boston, we took only the sad futon that was in my previous Allston apartment. It wasn't long before we realized we needed something way more comfy, and something larger for when we had guests. We ended up purchasing an L-shaped couch from a furniture store in downtown Boston, and it's ended up being one of the comfiest things we own. It's seen us through four apartments now and we don't anticipate getting rid of it anytime soon.
9. A brand new set of dishes.
One thing that happens when you move in with your S.O. — especially if it's soon after college — is you each have a set of dishes from your previous apartment, and they probably don't match one another. More than likely, one of you has a conglomerate of plates and cups that have either been taken from your parents' house (or stolen from your college's dining hall). We made the choice to start fresh with a new set, so everything matched and looked alike. Of course, our coffee mug collection is another story.
10. A ton of organization products.
I'm a super clean and hygienic person, but clutter is my downfall. I also have a pretty hefty shoe collection, more dangly necklaces than one should probably own, and a startling number of eyeshadow palettes. Without the help of several shoe racks, makeup compartments, and hanging jewelry organizers, our apartment would probably look like a department store threw up all over our bedroom. To avoid being the half of the couple who sparks the typical, "Why is your stuff everywhere?!" argument, I knew I needed to invest in a few things that would help me stay organized.
De is a New Yorker turned Bostonian and a lover of all things theatrical. In addition to writing, she is an actress/singer/dancer/teacher and owner of the fluffiest cat imaginable. She is on Twitter.


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Free Britney Spears movement dealt crushing blow as judge decides conservatorship will continue
Josh Milton
The conservatorship which Britney Spears has lived under for more than a decade was extended until September 2021, a Los Angeles, US, court ruled Wednesday (16 December).
In a devastating blow to the Free Britney movement, the complex legal arrangement that Britney sought to substantially change will remain as it is with only minor changes, Entertainment Tonight reported.
The move to stretch Spears' conservatorship even further from February to 3 September next year was made at a virtual hearing attended by her father Jamie, mother Lynne and attorney Samuel Ingham. A review in Jamie's handling of Britney 2019 assets was also postponed to next year.
Jamie will remain co-conservator of Britney's assets as a result, a post which seems him manage, among other things, the "Toxic" hitmaker's finances and mental wellbeing.
Jamie and Britney Spears have not spoken since August amid legal battle over conservatorship
But it is an outcome that Britney attempted to squash earlier this year. Her legal counsel claimed that reinstalling Jamie as her conservator would lead to "loss and injury" and that she was "afraid" of her father, adding that the 39-year-old would never perform again as long as Jamie is involved.
The court cases have torn the Spears household up, Jamie alleged this week. The 68-year-old claimed he and Britney have not spoken since August and were on "good terms" before she sprung legal filings through her attorney to remove him as her conservator.
While judges moved to keep Jamie on for the foreseeable future, they did rejig the 12-year-old arrangement as per Britney's request – making Bessemer Trust, the wealth management company that Britney wants to solely manager her, a co-conservator.
It comes amid the Free Britney movement, a grassroots movement set up by a dedicated wing of Britney's fanbase whose members have sought to pack the streets outside courthouses while analysing the singer's Instagram – each post, they say, a cryptic siren call for help.
"Britney has had a rough year when it comes to her conservatorship," a source told the outlet earlier this month
"While she appreciates what her father has done for her in the past, she feels she's ready to take more control of her finances and healthcare, and it's been an endless struggle."

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Senator Wynona Lipman Child Advocacy Center (known as Wynona's House) was founded in Newark, New Jersey as a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to helping children who have been abused or neglected.
Wynona's House revolutionized the process endured by children and families of Essex County coping with the aftermath of abuse and neglect. We are a collaboration of more than 70 multi-disciplinary advocates helping the children of Essex County who have been abused or neglected. Wynona's House coordinates a cross-systems collaboration that leverages both public and private resources to improve outcomes addressing the problem of child abuse, neglect and maltreatment within the 22 municipalities of Essex County, including Bellville, Bloomfield, Caldwell, Cedar Grove, East Orange, Essex Fells, Fairfield, Glen Ridge, Irvington, Livingston, Maplewood, Millburn (and Short Hills), Montclair (and Upper Montclair), Newark, North Caldwell, Nutley, Orange, Roseland, South Orange, Verona, West Caldwell and West Orange). The multi-agency collaboration serves 789,565 county residents and provides direct services to more than 600 abused or neglected children each year.


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SYNONYM

#### According to
The Catalogue of Life, 3rd January 2011

#### Published in
Eesti NSV Tead. Akad. Toim. , Biol. seer 14(2): 222 (1965)

#### Original name
Cristella christiansenii Parmasto, 1965

### Remarks
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Radiant LUX - Also on Greenlight!
So, here's the base concept for this abstract 2D side-scroller shooter: It's all about COLORS. You kill enemies of a color to level up that color and get more powerful attacks of that color. And you deal more damage if you match the enemy's color to your attack. As you level up, you'll eventually reach a boss. Bosses are made of multicolored parts and the same rules apply, therefore you'll want to level up your colors so your pew pews become POW POWs and you can send the bosses to oblivion.
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Will Catalonia Secede From Spain?
November 10, 2014 Issue
Catalans are fed up with Madrid's austerity and corruption—making November's referendum nonbinding has only postponed the confrontation.
By Andy Robinson
In Barcelona on September 11, 1.5 million people demonstrated in support of a referendum on independence.
The United Kingdom as we know it survived by a whisker in Scotland's referendum on secession, after three centuries of union. Next in line is Spain, one of the oldest nation-states in the world, but one eternally racked by tensions from its peripheral nationalities: Catalan, Basque and, to a lesser extent, Galician. Catalonia has decided to recast its planned November 9 referendum on independence as a nonbinding consultation, after Spain's Constitutional Court opened an inquiry into a referendum's legality. This avoided a possible violent clash with the Spanish state, but given the huge turnout at a September 11 demonstration in favor of independence, the next Catalan elections are likely to give independence parties a majority. This would bring the breakup of Spain a step nearer, and along with it a new phase of the Eurocrisis.
Why are so many Scots (45 percent in September's referendum) and Catalans (50 percent in recent polls) set on leaving now? The answer is surely a desperate search for sovereignty by voters with longstanding resentments over discrimination by the power centers in their respective states. Like many other Europeans, they feel cheated by their governments' response to the Great Recession.
An estimated 1.5 million Catalans demonstrated in support of the referendum in September, flooding the main boulevards in their capital city of Barcelona with the Catalan star and stripes: four red bands over a yellow background, signifying the trails of blood left by a dying martyr during the Catalan defeat by the Spanish in 1714. But such visceral imagery hardly reflects the sociology of the growing Catalan secession movement. Hundreds of thousands of smiling families were bused in from the Catalan heartland, many sporting the shirts of their world-famous Barça soccer team. They joined a perfectly choreographed protest, visible from the surrounding Art Nouveau apartment blocks as an enormous "V" for Votar—the demand for Catalonia's right to vote on independence, just as Scotland had done.
This is what radical protest looks like in Catalonia, a stateless nation of 7.5 million inhabitants known for their pragmatic seny (a difficult-to-translate Catalan term denoting coolheadedness). The same holds true for Oriol Junqueras—the leader of the secessionist Esquerra Republicana, or Republican Left party, which helped organize the protest—who is not the wild-eyed nationalist painted by the Madrid media.
"We are not nationalists; we are republicans. We are inspired by the US Declaration of Independence and the French Revolution," Junqueras told me in an interview in Esquerra's modest offices in downtown Barcelona. "One of our influences is the Transcendentalism of Ralph Waldo Emerson." Junqueras, who teaches history at the University of Barcelona and is mayor of Sant Vicenç dels Horts, a working-class (and Spanish-speaking) dormitory town west of the Catalan capital, is the anti-politician, scholarly and unflappable. He is now the de facto leader of the independence movement, eclipsing the smooth, technocratic president of the Catalan Generalitat, or regional government, Artur Mas, who heads up the center-right Convergència i Unió (CiU) alliance. Already losing ground to the more radical Junqueras, Mas has been undermined further by a tax-evasion scandal this year affecting the former CiU leader and iconic president of the Generalitat, Jordi Pujol. In the next elections, many expect Junqueras and Esquerra to win an overall majority.
Esquerra's reluctant decision to support Mas's minority government despite the CiU's austerity policies seemed politically risky, given the widespread popular rejection of budget cuts and tax hikes in Catalonia. "We are a social-democratic party, basically—center-left, though we're in the Green group in Europe. So we believe in growth, but with redistribution. We don't support these public-spending cuts, but ultimately the people who are deciding our budget are in Madrid, not Barcelona," Junqueras told me. "So we are constrained. To protect the welfare state, we need to have our own state."
The same argument won over many Scots to independence, as the Conservative government in London carried out massive cuts to health and social spending. It has proved most persuasive in the Catalan heartland, from the depressed textile towns that staged the Catalan industrial revolution on the outskirts of Barcelona to the rural communities that dot the landscape north to the Pyrenees. Support for independence in these areas is strong and growing. The people of Barcelona remain less convinced that independence is the best way to fight economic injustice, though even in the capital, most say they want a referendum—the "right to decide," as it is called here—even if they decide to vote no.
According to the latest polls, support for a referendum is at 80 percent, and one in every two Catalans would vote for secession. These are extraordinary figures, incomprehensible to the millions of tourists who flock to Barcelona and buy souvenirs of Spanish matadors and flamenco dancers on the city's Ramblas boulevard. Nor do they please the fat cats of Catalan big business in the powerful Caixa savings bank or in companies like the oil giant Repsol, which is controlled by Caixa. Spain, after all, is Catalonia's biggest market, and it is still not clear whether secession is compatible with Catalonia's continued membership in the European Union. The snowballing independence movement is a huge concern in corporate HQs on Barcelona's Diagonal Avenue. Executives at Freixenet, for example, the Catalonia-based producer of cava sparkling wine, complained that its Christmas sales were hit last year not just by Spanish consumer boycotts of Catalan products, but also Catalan consumer boycotts of a company publicly opposed to independence.
Just as the independence movement in Scotland reflects a rejection by most Scots of London-centric neoliberalism, it is impossible to understand the steady march of Catalan public opinion toward independence without considering the fury that the Eurocrisis has unleashed in Spain and the rest of the EU periphery. For, as the late novelist Manuel Vázquez Montalbán, the creator of Catalan noir, always pointed out, it wasn't seny that made Catalonia the world center of revolutionary anarchism in the first half of the twentieth century. It was another self-defined national characteristic: la rauxa (rage).
Esquerra, a minority party since the 1978 rebirth of democracy in Spain, is running ahead not only of Convergència i Unió but also the apparently moribund Socialist Party. (Partido Popular, or PP, the party now governing Spain as a whole, is insignificant in Catalonia.) Blame for the cuts that have ravaged the Catalan public-health service, hitherto one of the best in Europe, is placed squarely on the PP government of Mariano Rajoy, which has cut funding to Catalonia. Public opinion in Catalonia is now enraged by stories of misspending by successive Spanish governments on high-speed trains, underused motorways and white elephants like the Castellón Airport in Valencia (which has yet to see a single plane land or take off), or the massively oversized fourth terminal at Madrid Barajas airport. This compounds a fundamental difference in perspective between Catalonia and most of the rest of Spain as to whether the state should use infrastructure spending to build links to Madrid in a centralized national economy, or invest in the main export route to the rest of Europe—the so-called Mediterranean corridor, from Andalusia north through Valencia and Catalonia. The PP has chosen the radial model, with Madrid at its center: it is almost as fast to travel by train from Barcelona to Alicante—on the Mediterranean, south of Barcelona—via Madrid as it is to go direct, despite covering twice the distance.
Catalonia is a net contributor to the quasi-federal Spanish state, with a net yearly payment to Madrid of around 8 percent of the Catalan GDP in fiscal transfers. This used to be a moot point in Barcelona, but misspending during the recent boom and the subsequent austerity have turned the so-called fiscal deficit into a time bomb. While the Madrid media caricature Catalans as self-interested and Machiavellian—prepared to play the victim card to increase their share of spending and investment—the view from Barcelona is quite different. Socialist economist Germa Bel, a Catalan and professor at Princeton, calculated how taxes should be distributed among Spain's seventeen autonomous regions by adhering to basic ethical principles: no poor region should transfer net income to a rich one, and any transfer should be proportional to a region's relative income. By his count, Catalonia transfers more than €5 billion (3.6 percent of its GDP) every year in excess of what it should. The biggest beneficiary of Spain's complex fiscal system is the Basque Country, home of the terrorist group ETA, which only recently laid down its arms. This may explain the strange reversal of historical stereotypes, as firebrand Basque nationalist leaders now criticize their traditionally pragmatic Catalan counterparts for moving too quickly toward independence.
The immediate trigger to the surge in support for independence occurred when, in 2010, conservative judges on the Constitutional Court declared unconstitutional the Catalan Statute, a new declaration of rights approved by Catalans in a 2006 referendum. This would have granted more autonomy to Catalonia and defined it as a nation. Attempts by the Rajoy government to counter the use of Catalan—mother tongue of the majority of Catalans, who are bilingual—and give greater weight to Spanish have also raised hackles in Barcelona: the centralist conservative PP, after all, was founded by Manuel Fraga, who supported the dictator Francisco Franco's ban on Catalan. Education Minister José Luis Wert's announcement in 2012 that Catalan education should be castellanizado (made Spanish) may soon enter the history books as a faux pas of epic proportions. (Ironically, Catalan children perform better than the Spanish average in tests on the use and understanding of the Spanish language.)
Economist Bel, who supports a federal Spain, doubts the PP government will correct these imbalances, since almost all of its support comes from regions outside Catalonia. Instead, the PP will support a centralized Spanish state with less recognition of peripheral nationalisms, which is unacceptable to the majority of Catalans. Bel expects a fierce confrontation. "Most Spaniards want a uni-national state because any other sort of structure makes them feel insecure; the majority of Catalans prefer their own state to a uni-national state," he says in his new book, Anatomía de un desencuentro (Anatomy of a Misunderstanding).
So far, Mariano Rajoy's government has refused point-blank to recognize Catalonia's right to decide, insisting with undeniable logic that a referendum whose result would effectively dissolve the Spanish state is anti-constitutional. The most likely outcome of this position is that Mas and Junqueras will call referendum-style elections in 2015, in which the pro-independence parties will run in coalition. "The pro-independence parties would win an election and then declare some kind of independence," the legal expert Juan-José López Burniol told me in Barcelona. "Then it will be up to Europe to persuade Rajoy to negotiate changes in the Constitution that would meet some of Catalonia's demands."
Rather than imposing austerity, Europe in this area could help Spain overcome the stalemate caused by its own history and politics. The stakes are high. While the Eurozone debt crisis has eased significantly in the past year, the prospect of Catalonia—with 19 percent of Spanish GDP—leaving would rekindle those flames. "Once markets imagined Catalonia being forced out of the EU and the Eurozone, all hell would break loose," former Bank of England board member Adam Posen told me last year in an interview in Washington.
A visit to the small town of Arbúcies, a hotbed of secessionism seventy miles north of Barcelona and run by Esquerra, is a testament to how anger at austerity and misspending has been diverted toward Madrid. This mass display of Catalan rauxa crosses class borders, from the workers in small manufacturing plants on the outskirts of town to the shopkeeping botiguers in the center. A wall-length banner proclaims Independencia opposite the iconic Freedom Tree, which commemorates the 1868 revolution against autocratic Spanish rule. The star and stripes of the "free nations" of Catalonia (a greater Catalonia embracing Perpignan in southeastern France, the Balearic Islands, and chunks of Aragon and Valencia) are draped from small terraced houses alongside bedsheets painted with the anti-austerity logo (scissors under a red cross). The local health center is now closed at night. Two plants making bodywork and interiors for buses closed last year, as demand slumped in Spain.
"The economy is in terrible shape, and we are losing traditional industries. Most people blame Madrid," said Roger Zamorano, former mayor of Arbúcies and an Esquerra militant. Long-term unemployment has soared, especially in immigrant communities. Junqueras has cleverly defined the new Catalan identity as a demand for democratic rights for all residents of Catalonia, including Spanish speakers and immigrants. "What unites us is a common desire to decide our own future. It doesn't matter whether you are Muslim, Christian or where you're from," he told me. Most visitors will be surprised to hear Senegalese or Moroccan children conversing in Catalan in towns like Arbúcies, despite the de facto segregation there. But older immigrants appeared less convinced. "Independence wouldn't be good for us, and most immigrants are against it," said a Guinean immigrant worker in an Internet cafe, speaking in French.
If Esquerra can present itself as both the party of independence and the defender of public services, it may soon wield the power lost when Lluís Companys, leader of the party and president of autonomous Catalonia throughout the Civil War, was executed by a firing squad at Montjuïc Castle in October 1940 (barefoot at his request, to feel the earth of Catalonia in his last moments) as Franco began to eliminate ruthlessly all traces of the Republic and of Catalan dissidence. It is yet another instance of Europe's past returning transformed during the current crisis, as citizens seek spaces to recover their lost sovereignty and vent their rage. After four years of remorseless austerity and wage cuts in Spain and Catalonia, and a severe recession that has turned national and regional governments into mere pawns of Brussels and Berlin, the European technocracy may soon reap what it has sown.
Andy RobinsonAndy Robinson is a reporter for the Barcelona daily La Vanguardia. Now on assignment in Latin America, he is the author of the book Un Reportero en la Montaña Mágica, on Davos and inequality.


-Il design della clip della penna può lasciarti partarla convenientemente.
It is an active electrostatic type, so it has the pros and cons if compared to the electromagnetic one.
Personally I appreciate the better callygraphy recognition (with Windows 10), the metallic body, the two ergonomic buttons under the fingers, and the light weight, although it works with an internal battery, I feel the same as writing with a standard pencil . The autonomy is good, I purchased another H1 one month ago and now it still work with the original battery, so my opinion is very good on self standby feature.
The palm rejection is poor, if compared to an electromagnetic model (Wacom Bamboo) , now to work I have to use an artist glove.The drawing thickness sometime varies without changing pressure on tablet surface : for writing this issue has no impact, but if I would have to do a freehand drawing, probably this will make the job more complicated.
Купил для Cube Iwork 10 Ultimate. Работает великолепно, на давление реагирует. Немного ерзает перо и точность в Иллюстраторе страдает - работать можно, но больше развлекаться. А вот для всяких рисовалок-развлекалок пером отличная штука, да и просто в Виндовс достаточно удобно. Пришел в комплекте с батарейкой AAAA.
А магазину, спасибо за большую скидку на этот стилус.
однозначно нужно иметь в комплекте с планшетом.
On Windows is useful when you have to click on small icons, checkboxes or scroll lists.
You can use to draw pictures by hand.
Works fine with programs like microsft one note that is also sensible to the level of the pressure on the screen. The higher is the pressure the thickest is the line that you are drawing.
The external surface is made of metal and it is robust.
The pencil came with no instructions even though you can find some video on the internet.
You cannot switch it off, but I do not think that it consumes a lot of battery.
When you are drawing there is a bit of delay but also with products such as apple pencil this delay exists and it is acceptable.
Only pen stylus for Chuwi 12.
most important: a pressure sensitive stylus is a must for artists and very very helpful for accuracy in windows.
One tip if you're confused like me - you need to screw off the part with the clip to insert the battery.
100% functional. I use it everydays. it works perfectly with my chuwi hi12 and other mobile phones and tablets.
Very light and hard at the same time. I recommend for everybody who need one tablet or mobile pen to avoid touching screen if you are not enough clear.
any cons, everything is ok.
Really nice pen, working perfect with my Chuwi 12inch Tablet. Good feel and pressure. Nice for drawing and to use as an input controller instead the finger. Good to use with Photoshop and Illustrator.


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Milestones of Science Books
The first transplantation of a human heart
BARNARD, Christiaan.
A human cardiac transplant: The interim report of a successful operation performed at Groote Schuur Hospital, Cape Town.
Capetown: Health and Medical Publishing Group, 1967.
1st Edition. Soft cover. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Near Fine. Item #003243
In: South African Medical Journal, Capetown, Vol. 41, No. 48, December 30, 1967, pp. 1271-1274. 4to (275 x 214 mm). Entire issue (devoted to human heart transplantation), pp. lviii (interspersed adverts), 1257-1278. Original printed wrappers, stapled as issued (slight bumping to lower corner). Little age-toned internally, but generally crisp and clean. ----
FIRST EDITION of the special heart transplantation issue of the South African Medical Journal in which all aspects of the first human heart transplant are described in detail. Christiaan Barnard and his 31 team members operated on Louis Washkansky on December 3, 1967. The operation took 5 hours and the patient survived for eighteen days. One important member of Barnard's team was the colored South African Hamilton Naki, who made significant contributions to the development of the surgical technique, which however were concealed be the apartheid regime. This special issue, published less than a month after the operation and just nine days after Washkansky's death, includes articles on the experimental background of human heart transplantation, issues relating to the selection of a donor, the preoperative assessment of the recipient, tissue typing tests, the anesthetist's view (with a chronology of the operation), the interim report on the case, and the provisional autopsy report on the first human to undergo a heart transplant. - Visit our website to see more images!
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Q: Crystal Report Image Displaying Randomly IM USING VB.NET - SQL AND CRYSTAL REPORTS
I'm trying to display an image into a crystal report's report but the image is displayed 20 % of the time, sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't.
Here is my Code:
This is how I pass the parameters to the Crystal Report.
    Dim ds As New MyDS
    ds.Tables(0).Rows.Clear()

    All of the variables are strings and the Image ones are string Paths like this: C:\folder1\folder2\image.jpg

    ds.Tables(0).Rows.Add(date, timeIn, timeOut, Load, noTrailer, noBox, seal, coment, nameDriver, company, plates, oficial, imagen1, imagen2, imagen3)

    Dim cr As New MyReporte

    CrystalReportViewer1.ReportSource = cr

    cr.SetDataSource(ds.Tables(0))

Here is how I add the image to the Crystal Report:
1.- Add an image to the report (Insert | Picture) as a place holder (I picekd a green circle).
2.- right click image
3.- select Format Graphic…
4.- select Picture tab
5.- click the conditional-formula button (looks like x+2)
6.- set the formula's text to the name of the formula or parameter field that
contains the image's URL
7.- save the formula and click the OK button
8.- Save the report
Also, I added to the report the 'image' string to see if the path is correct.
1.- Here is the code of the image in crystal reports
2.- Here is how it looks in designer mode
3.- Here is the way it looks once I run the report for a specific row in the db
Notice how in the last image the links I'm sending to the report through the dataset are correct: "z:\folder1\folder2\folder3(name of this folder is the id of the row in the DB)\name of the image.jpg"
Also, the image displaying in the last image is the green image I used as place holder instead of the image in the path I sent.

A: Heres how I fixed this:
I converted my image to byte array then created a byte array column on my dataset and finally dragged and dropped the byte array field into my crystal report.
Pros:
- Dynamic images on Crystal Report
Cons:
- Huge loss of Quality
Step by Step

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*Use this function to convert images to a byte array:
Public Shared Function GetBinary(ByVal image As Image, ByVal format As ImageFormat) As Byte()

Using ms As New System.IO.MemoryStream
    If (format Is Nothing) Then
        format = image.RawFormat
    End If
    image.Save(ms, format)
    Return ms.ToArray()
End Using

End Function here

In order to use this Function you have to include this 2:
Imports System.Drawing
Imports System.Drawing.Imaging

2.- I used this function like this:
imageVariable = GetBinary(pictureBox.Image, ImageFormat.Png)

This converts my image from the PictureBox to a Byte Array and stores it in a variable of type Byte()
You can also give this function a Path to an image and turn it to byte Array like this:
imageVariable = GetBinary(Image.FromFile("C:\PATHTOYOURIMAGE"), ImageFormat.Png)

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Posted by New York in French on July 19, 2009 at 10:56am
Brooklyn's old Italian stronghold is becoming more and more French
BY Elizabeth Hays DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER Monday, March 9th 2009, 1:06 AM Rosier/News Provence en Boite at 263 Smith Street in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn. Owner, Jean Jacques Bernat inside the restaurant. Vive Le Carroll Gardens! The Brownstone Brooklyn neighborhood that was once an Italian stronghold is quickly becoming the city's Little Paris - fueled by a new French program at a local public school. "They used to speak Italian here. Now they speak French," joked Nicole Galluccio, a broker with Douglas Elliman real estate who lives in Carroll Gardens and has several French clients who won't look at houses anywhere else in the city. Neighborhood playgrounds have recently filled up with French-speaking tots - making it easier these days to find croissants than cannoli on Court St., where merchants have seen a surge in French families looking for favorite products from home. "I have a lot of French customers coming in," said Frank Caputo of Caputo's Fine Foods, a venerable Italian specialty store on Court St. opened by his parents 36 years ago. "In the last two or three years, it's doubled." Along with prosciutto, mortadella and other Italian favorites, Caputo stocks lots of different and obscure French cheeses, which often give away which customers are French. "When they order French cheese, they pronounce it the right way," he said. "They do eat a lot of cheese." French government officials estimate there are as many as 20,000 French residents in Brooklyn, more than in Manhattan, with the largest concentration in Carroll Gardens. Butcher John McFadden, whose family owns Staubitz Meat Market, has seen a surge in demand for French-style racks of lamb, boeuf bourguignon and filet mignon. "It's doubled, tripled, recently," McFadden said. "It's good for us." Carroll Gardens' other main strip, Smith St., has become so French that restaurant owners launched a Bastille Day celebration. "If you come to my restaurant on Saturday or Sunday, everyone is speaking French," said Jean-Jacques Bernat, whose postcard-perfect French bistro on Smith St., Provence en Boite, has begun stocking special candies and other goodies, especially for the nabe's growing numbers of homesick expats. The area's French floodgates opened in 2007, when Public School 58 - once so staunchly Italian it was known as "Our Lady of 58" - launched a French dual-language program. "We have people moving into the neighborhood just to be part of the French program," said PS58 Principal Giselle Gault McGee, adding that the school routinely gets inquiries from families in France. "Now that the school is offering a dual-language program in French, everybody's moving there," said Fabrice Jaumont, an education official at the French Embassy, which jointly opened the PS 58 program and others across the city. A similar program at PS 125 in Harlem has attracted Senegalese and West African students. "There are little Francophone villages opening everywhere around those schools," Jaumont said. Last summer, Alexandra Kaminski, who is French, relocated to Carroll Gardens with her family and promptly enrolled her daughter Ella, 6, in the program at PS 58. "At first, I was a bit worried that it would feel like a French ghetto, like a French Club Med," said Kaminski. "We have completely been seduced. It's a beautiful neighborhood. All these Italian people did a good job."ehays@nydailynews.com Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/brooklyn/2009/03/08/2009-03-08_brooklyns_old_italian_stronghold_is_beco.html?print=1&page=all#ixzz0LiXaZaGl
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HVAC Saves Lives: Despite breakthroughs in HVAC technology, did you know that heat-related illness has claimed the lives of more than 9,000 Americans since 1979, according to the EPA? Vulnerable populations, those over 65 and children under 12, are most affected by extreme temperatures. A 1995 heat wave in Chicago resulted in more than 700 heat-related deaths, mainly drawn from a population of impoverished older adults who could not afford or find a working AC unit.
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Promoting Latina Growth
Junior League of Atlanta & North Atlanta High School
Estrellitas is a program for Latina teen students at North Atlanta High School grades 9-12. The program strives to encourage these youths to stay in school, prepare them to succeed in the educational arena, develop their leadership skills, and to serve their community. The program is free, but students must register with the form at the end of this page.
Estrellitas Mission
To empower Latina teens in the Atlanta community by developing and nurturing their leadership, intellectual, and cultural potential.
The goal of the program is to build resiliency skills, positive identity and self-esteem through a comprehensive positive youth development programming. This tool seeks to reduce risky behaviors among middle and high school youth and to prevent them from engaging in risky behaviors in the future.
Participants will develop resiliency skills through their participation in the varied activities. Participants will demonstrate positive attitudinal change regarding school, their peers, and parents, and will have increased their self-esteem as measured through ongoing program evaluation.
Early adolescence is a critical period of transition for all youth, marked by biological and social changes, experimentation, risk-taking, and increased independence. To support and empower Atlanta's Latina girls during this period, the Junior League of Atlanta developed an educational program which encourages participants to develop their leadership skills and improve their self-esteem while building an identity firmly grounded in an understanding of their cultural heritage.
Estrellitas was established by the Junior League of Atlanta in the fall of 2007 in partnership with the Latin American Association after the JLA Community Needs Assessment Committee identified a lack of programs in the Atlanta community available to address the high numbers of Latina teen pregnancies and high school dropout rates. In 2013 the program merged with LaAmistad, Inc.
Estrellitas is now a LaAmistad program sponsored by the Junior League of Atlanta and developed in partnership with North Atlanta High School, part of the Atlanta Public School system. The partnership allows the weekend Estrellitas program and the in-classroom curriculum for these teens provided by North Atlanta High School to work closely on curriculum thus providing a more comprehensive program and opportunities for parental engagement.
Do you have a great program suggestion for a Saturday morning session or know an expert speaker? Maybe another program who we can partner with? If you are interested in volunteering, sharing an idea or have a question, please email LaAmistad at info@laamistadinc.org.
Calendar & Registration
Registration in English.pdf
Registracion en Espanol.pdf
About the Junior League of Atlanta
The Junior League of Atlanta is a collective of over 4,000 diverse women with a focus on improving the health, education and welfare of women and children. The Junior League of Atlanta serves as a much-needed volunteer resource and as a catalyst for positive change through our partnerships with more than 65 nonprofit organizations in our community.
The Estrellitas program is managed by female, adult volunteers, provided by The Junior League of Atlanta, North Atlanta High School and LaAmistad staff. These volunteers are led by 2 co-chairs who work with the other volunteers to coordinate various speakers, activities, and provide a girl-friendly forum to educate the Latina teens.
About North Atlanta High School - Latina Growth Group
The Latina Growth Group was stared with female students that were having discipline issues, such as fighting, poor attendance and poor grades. Since its inception it has grown to be open to all Latina female students. The group focuses on self-concept, stereotypes and expectations of young girls in the Latino community. North Atlanta has partnered with the Atlanta Public School's ESOL department and invited several different guest speakers to provide engaging and relevant content to promote self-esteem, life skills. And student success.


Waikato Regional Council has a routine monitoring program for geothermal areas. This tells us the activity status of geysers and sinter depositing springs at selected geothermal fields.
You can find out more information on these sites, including photographs, using our monitoring sites(external link) map.
We monitor annually at the selected geothermal fields. We monitor quarterly at Ngatamariki, Orakei Korako, Tauhara, Te Kopia, Tokaanu, Waikite Valley and Waiotapu, as these fields are considered especially vulnerable to change or damage.
Historical data are taken from records collated from about 1930 to 1995.
Current data are taken from Waikato Regional Council's monitoring programme since 1995.
Waikato Regional Council commissioned research to collate all known records of geothermal activity in the region prior to 1995. Earliest records date from the 1930s.
Monitoring is carried out by visual inspection and then comparison is made to photographic records of previous years. The status of a spring or geyser is based on the expert judgement of the monitoring officer. Sometimes this is based on anecdotal evidence, particularly for geysers that erupt infrequently (eruptions may not be witnessed by the monitoring officer).
Sinter depositing springs(external link) generally produce neutral to alkaline fluids of deep geothermal origin at or near boiling temperature. The water contains a high concentration of silica or calcium carbonate, which precipitates to form sinter. The springs are chemically distinct from shallow hot springs, which produce water with few geothermal contaminants that has been heated either by steam or by contact with hot tectonic rocks. Acidic springs can also dissolve and deposit sinter, but usually to a far lesser degree than alkaline springs.
Many sinter springs have been significantly modified by human activities, for example channelling of outlets, and as a result natural sinter deposition (in terraces) is no longer occurring in many springs. However, where sinter is being deposited in the drainage channel, the spring is classed as depositing sinter for this indicator, reflecting the chemistry of the spring, not the physical drainage characteristics of the surrounding geology.
Geysers are considered to be hot springs which boil and throw out steam and water with a repetitive cycle of alternating calm and eruption. The intervals between eruptions can vary over minutes to hours or days, as also can length of the eruptions. However, there is usually some regularity or predictability involved in their behaviour.
Geysers listed as active are those which have been active in the past 20 years. Others have very extended periods of inactivity lasting many years and have been excluded from this list. Inactivity of geysers may be due to natural variations in the supply of fluid or the geyser's upflow channels.
Alternatively their inactivity may be due to human interference with the parent geothermal systems by reducing feed pressure and water levels until geysers can no longer function. Wairakei, Tauhara, Tokaanu, Ohaaki and Orakei Korako have all lost geysers due to humans making physical changes to those systems.
This indicator is compiled from the results of our routine monitoring program for geothermal areas. Data are presented as the total number of springs actively depositing sinter, or the total number of active geysers.
Historical (about 1930 to 1961) data, including two major events which resulted in the loss of large numbers of springs and geysers in the region (Wairakei, 1958 and Ohakuri, 1961, power station developments), is compared with current status (activity since then). Although this represents a disproportionate time period for comparison, the historical data are intended to present a baseline to compare with future indicator updates.
Trends in geyser and sinter spring activity are calculated as a percentage of new or lost sinter depositing springs or geysers.
This indicator is based on periodic visual inspection of sites and anecdotal evidence. It is a 'snap shot' of activity and may not detect geyser activity occurring at other times.
There are a number of geothermal features that are inaccessible, or have yet to be monitored. Therefore, this indicator does not represent the complete suite of geysers and sinter depositing springs in the Waikato region. There are no plans to undertake more detailed surveys in order to locate and describe features not captured in the scope of this indicator.


Valve has updated the developer guidelines for games hoping to take advantage of Steam's Early Access functionality, in an apparent attempt to restore consumer confidence following some high-profile failures.
Early Access was introduced to Steam as a means for gamers to support their favourite developers and for developers to fund the final stretch of a game's development. Where crowd-funding services like Kickstarter allow 'backers' to fund development from little more than an idea, Early Access required at least an alpha-level playable prototype. This prototype would then be provided via the Steam digital distribution service, and players who liked the concept could buy access; once access was bought, they would automatically receive updates as the game progressed along with its finished version when ready for retail launch.
Now, gaming site GiantBomb has noted that Valve has updated the Early Access guidelines presented to developers in an attempt to prevent any more mess-ups. Under the new rules, developers are told to clearly mark a title as Early Access when distributing keys outside of Steam, not promise future features that may not ever make it into the game - DoubleFine take note, here - and provide consistency of pricing and availability between Steam and other distribution methods like direct sales and crowd-funding pledges.
The new page also include less-strict 'guidelines' for developers, which tells developers not to launch Early Access titles unless they can afford to fund development with few to no sales, to manage expectations appropriately, not to launch in Early Access without a playable game - tech demos need not apply - and not to use Early Access as a pre-release 'teaser' for finished titles. Developers found to be breaking the rules or falling far short of Valve's new guidelines will likely be asked to leave the Early Access ecosystem.
Valve's Steam Workshop program has paid out $57m to content creators making items for Team Fortress 2, DOTA 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.


Monumenta – Mithraeum. Our Common Sun.
Frame-work relief in white marble (H. 0.65 Br. 0.73 D. 0.15). The assumed find-place Panormus is uncertain, as the relief was part of the Coll. Astuto di Noto , which has been stored partly in Sicilia, partly in Rome. Palermo, Mus. Nazionale (Inv. No. 751).


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Q: NodeJS SFTP get zip file Trying to get a group of zip files off a server using SFTP. Here's a simplified snippet of code trying to get just a single file:
var fs = require('fs');
let Client = require('ssh2-sftp-client');
let sftp = new Client();
sftp.connect({
    host: 'ftp.domain.com',
    port: '22',
    username: 'username',
    password: 'password'
}).then(() => {
    sftp.get("fileName.zip").then((data) => {
        data.pipe(fs.createWriteStream('download/fileName.zip'));
    }).catch((err) => {
        console.log(err, 'get error');
    });
}).catch((err) => {
    console.log(err, 'connect error');
});

I do get a file downloaded, but while the file on the server is about 1.4 MB, the downloaded one is 2.5 MB and can't be opened with any zip utilities. I suspect it's an encoding issue, but all the answers I've found so far say not to set encoding for binary streams.

A: There's on open issue on the library's github page regarding this issue -> Corrupt file on the SFTP
You could try to actually set the encoding to null:
sftp.get("fileName.zip", null, null).then(...)


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Profiling, Pompousness, And Presidential Madness
Published: Tuesday, January 8, 2002
President Bush has told us that protecting the lives of American citizens is his number one priority. If this is true, why would he be "madder than heck" at an American Airlines captain for making a decision to protect the lives of his passengers and crew?
The story goes like this. On Christmas Day, an armed Arab-American Secret Service agent tried to board an American Airlines jet at the Baltimore-Washington International Airport. The plane's captain, backed by law enforcement personnel in Baltimore, suspected that the agent's credentials were not authentic. Furthermore, the agent behaved in a "very hostile" manner and made "loud, abusive comments." Therefore, the captain refused to allow the agent to board his plane.
The captain was acting in the best interests of his passengers and crew. In the face of the horrific events of September 11, he opted for caution. He should be praised. He was not. Instead, the agent and even President Bush are crying, "racial profiling." Bush is quoted as saying he would be "madder than heck" at the captain's performance if he thought racial profiling motivated it. Incredible!
First we are told that the protection of the American people is the most important priority of the federal government and the airline industry; then, when an airline captain makes a decision to protect the flying public, he incurs the wrath of - egad - the President of the United States!
It seems that Bush (and the rest of that crowd in Washington, D.C.) believes that protecting the American people takes a back seat to being a good little politically correct captain who must give preferential treatment to Arabs, or is it just Arabs who carry a federal badge? Instead of berating the brave captain, Bush should be proclaiming him a national hero!
Then, there is the matter of the agent's attitude. Does this conduct honor the Chief Executive or the American people? It seems to me that, if the agent had any character whatsoever, he would appreciate the caution of the pilot and try to set an example for the rest of law enforcement to follow. Remember, though, this is a federal agent.
Federal agents are not accustomed to hearing the word "no." They make their living bullying people. When confronted by a conscientious captain who exercised his lawful authority, the agent apparently went into a rage. (Mind you, these guys are allowed to carry guns on planes.)
Even though there is no hint of racial profiling in this incident, profiling of all sorts is a very necessary tool for effective law enforcement. Only morons would try to hamper a lawman's ability to bring criminals to justice by removing this tool from them.
That President Bush would be "madder than heck" at this conscientious and courageous captain and would give political correctness more consideration than the safety of the people on board that airplane is the height of hypocrisy, to say the least!
I was thrilled to hear that American Airlines CEO, Don Carty, said he backed his captain all the way. Hooray! I hope you will give him a call and tell him you do, too. The toll-free number at American Airlines is 800-433-7300. While you are at it, you might want to give the White House a jingle.
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Mansion Staliou
The mansion Stalios (current property of the Kyrarzoglou brothers) is a declared historical monument and artwork, being under the state's protection in accordance with the provisions of N 1469/50. It is a two-storey building with basement built in 1833, with its main façade to be characterized by strict neoclassical symmetry. The pilasters "mpouniato", crowned with Corinthian capitals, are dividing the façade into three parts. Worthwhile elements of the building is the (...)
semicircular balcony of the entrance with its arched lintel, the pediment relief at the windows of the first floor that are supported by small cantilevers. In addition, the statues illustrating the heads of young women which are above the openings along with the murals on the interior walls are also important pieces of artwork. The zone of protection expands the borders of the monuments and covers all the surroundings within the plot. The property belongs to The Municipality of Komotini and it is not accessible for the public.
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Michael received his BS degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from UC Berkeley, an MS degree in Computer Science from Columbia University, and an MBA degree from the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley. He has served on the advisory board of the Stanford Institute of Economic Policy Research (SIEPR) at Stanford University as well as on the IT Advisory Council for President George W. Bush. Michael is a co-founder & founding Chairman of the Council of Korean Americans (CKA), a national non-profit organization of Korean American leaders. He also serves as a director and as the Treasurer of La Cañada Flintridge Education Foundation. Michael holds a fourth degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do and enjoys playing golf and soccer.
Michael Yang served on the IT Advisory Council for President George W. Bush.
Michael Yang with his uncle, Dr. Philip Hwang, Founder and CEO of TeleVideo Systems, Inc., who mentored Michael and introduced him to Silicon Valley technology when Michael was 14.


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Jordan Clark is Canada's Favorite Dancer!
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After nine thrilling weeks of competition, Canada has watched her rise to the top mastering every dance style thrown her way, and after tonight's dance-packed SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE CANADA fourth season finale, we congratulate JORDAN CLARK on becoming Canada's
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So You Think You Can Dance Canada Season 4 Names Winner Sunday September 11 on CTV
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The final votes are now cast for Canada's Favourite Dancer. Will it be CHRISTIAN, JORDAN, LINDSAY, MATT, MELISSA or SHANE who will be named Canada's Favourite Dancer this Sunday? The two-hour Finale episode airs this Sunday, September 11 at 8
Toronto Dancers Push Through to Top Twelve on SYTYCD Canada
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After an edgy jazz-rock group number choregraphed by Melissa Williams which had the top 14 dancing about love and rumours to Adele's "Rumour Has It", the judges revealed that it was CARLENA Britch, a Hip-Hop dancer from Vancouver and JP
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Melissa Mitro Earns Fourth Standing Ovation from So You Think You Can Dance Judges
Will it be Melissa Mitro, a talented and versatile dancer from Richmond Hill, who will be rolling in dough on September 11, 2011 when So You Think You Can Dance Canada announces its Season 4 winner? While it is still
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Toronto Dancers Lauren and Rodrigo Eliminated from SYTYCD Top 20
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Following the Top 20 Performance show, the votes were tallied and it was announced yesterday on CTV that LAUREN Lyn (24), a Salsa dancer from Toronto, and RODRIGO Basurto (26), a Hip-Hop dancer from Toronto, would be saying goodbye to
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Competition Season in Full Swing in Toronto 2010
With the fall underway, and with "So You Think You Can Dance Canada" down to its last 12 competitors, we are back into competition season in Toronto. Even the city of Hamilton now hosts a dance competition, with its first ever
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Toronto Dancer Romina d'Ugo to "Turn the Beat Around" in MTV Movie
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A new dance-flick "TURN THE BEAT AROUND" featuring several of Toronto's top dancers is scheduled to appear on MTV on Friday February 26 at 10pm! The two-hour telefilm focuses on one girl's struggle to realize her dreams – no matter how
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SYTYCD Canada Top Ten Tour in Toronto December 10, 2009
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So You Think You Can Dance Canada's Top 10 finalists are heading coast-to-coast on an 18-city tour of Canada where they will be showcasing their incredible talents to audiences nationally. In addition to hitting the major markets of Vancouver, Toronto
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This week: concerts in New York (July 7 – July 13, 2014)
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on July 7, 2014 at 6:00 am
Michael Mizrahi + Alex Sopp at Greenwich House Music School
Troy Herion
Michael Mizrahi will give the NYC premiere of pieces by Troy Herion, Patrick Burke, and Asha Srinivasan. Michael will also perform works by Mark Dancigers, Beethoven, and Bach. Alex Sopp will perform pieces Nico Muhly, and Colin Jacobson. Michael and Alex will also perform a work by Judd Greenstein.
Wednesday, July 9 at 7:30 PM
Tickets $15, $12 students with ID
Greenwich House Music School 46 Barrow St, New York, New York
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Bang on a Can at the Jewish Museum
Bang on a Can and The Jewish Museum continue their season-long partnership in presenting Other Primary Structures featuring performances by Bang on a Can All-Stars Vicky Chow and David Cossin with Dither Quartet's Taylor Levine and James Moore. This concert of music by Louis Andriessen, Philip Glass, Michael Gordon, and John Zorn is presented in conjunction with the exhibition Other Primary Structures.
Thursday, July 10 at 7:30 PM
Tickets $18, $15 seniors/students, $12 members
The Jewish Museum, 1109 Fifth Avenue at 92nd Street, New York, NY
Houston Grand Opera performs Mieczyslaw Weinberg's opera The Passenger as part of the Lincoln Center Festival.
Thursday, July 10 to Sunday, July 13 at 7:30 PM
Tickets $75 to $250
Park Avenue Armory, 643 Park Ave, New York, NY
Occupy Snag Harbor | ThingNY
A day of public art programming curated by Second Saturday Staten Island, the island's only art walk. From 7 to 8 pm, thingNY will present This Takes Place Close By as part of Art Lab After Dark.
Saturday, July 12 from 1 PM to 11 PM
Staten Island's Snug Harbor, 1000 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island
NY Philharmonic's Very Young Composers with ETHEL & Iktus Percussion | Rite of Summer Music Festival
Iktus Percussion
Rite of Summer collaborates with New York Philharmonic's Very Young Composers program, in presenting an exhilarating afternoon of world premieres inspired by New York City and its multicultural, multifarious history. Featuring renowned ensembles ETHEL and Iktus Percussion performing seven brand new compositions by children from the Philharmonic's VYC program, two world premieres by NY Philharmonic teaching artist-composers Justin Hines and Angélica Negrón, and a few other musical surprises along the way.
Sunday, July 13 at 12 PM & 2 PM
Governor's Island, NYC
Artists at Noguchi | Bang on a Can Music Series featuring Bang on Ja-Pan
On July 13, Music in the Garden will present a concert specially curated by Bang on Can including music by contemporary Japanese composers Dai Fujikura, Toru Takemitsu and Somei Satoh. The music will be performed by flutists Kelli Kathmann and Jessica Schmitz, and singer Daisy Press, all alumni of the Bang on a Can Summer Music Festival at MASS MoCA.
Sunday, July 13 at 3 PM
Free with museum admission
The Noguchi Museum, 9-01 33rd Road, Long Island City, NY
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During important events game developers often lower prices of their games to encourage potential customers to buy. Blizzard Entertainment decided to do the same with Overwatch for the Overwatch Anniversary event. Now you can buy Overwatch with a large discount.
Blizzard knows how to convince new players to buy Overwatch. Everyone who will buy the game, Blizzard will give access to of ALL cosmetics items that have ever been added to the game. At the occasion of the Overwatch Anniversary event, the developers decided to lower the price of the game and encourage new players to join the Blizzard family.
Right now, if you will buy Overwatch at official Blizzard Store you can get up to 50% discount. In addition, Blizzard introduced a new edition of the game – Overwatch Legendary Edition, which already contains 10 more skins (5 epics + 5 legendary) than the Overwatch Origins Edition.
With Overwatch release date Blizzard has teased us with few discounts. And right now is a great opportunity to celebrate the second anniversary of Overwatch. However, if you're not convinced yet, make sure to test the game at Overwatch Free Weekend event, which begins May 25th.


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The actor has taken to Instagram with some... err... 'interesting' grooming tips - by Ken Adams
Gone are the days of Gladiator's Maximus Meridius, Russell Crowe's bushy beard and long hair are apparently here to stay.
In what can only be described as an interesting year for the Oscar-winning actor, following his bizarre divorce auction a few months ago, Crowe has jumped on the 'Gram and sent some grooming advice out to the world.
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The actor prepares
Reportedly preparing for a role in an upcoming Ned Kelly biopic, Crowe posted the video of himself combing his hair and his beard whilst singing a traditional hymn. And while the video has been met with some confusion from followers, at least he's hit a starting point for the maintenance of his rather impressive new mane. Although their a few more steps he could take in order to keep it in mint condition and prevent a build up of bacteria.
For all their faults, beards remain a powerful ally. According to a study published in the Journal of Evolutionary Biology, women looking for a long-term partner exhibit a significant preference for hairier men: the thicker the beard, the more attractive. Rusty, if you're reading this, you're set! Curiously, Dr Barnaby Dixson, co-author of the study, attributes this to beards' antisocial connotations of aggression and dominance. He suspects that such traits would have helped early man to fend off predators, making him more of a catch.
And perhaps Russell is already aware of this, posting a follow up photo captioned with "hey, my eyes are up here", a cheeky nod to the distracting chin curtain gracing his face.
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It's not just women (and Rusty) who find beards attractive: employers do, too. A study involving 228 managers published in the journal Social Behavior and Personality found that bearded job applicants were far more likely to get the position on offer, and were rated higher for "personality, competency and composure".
Add to this the University of Queensland's discovery that beards can protect your face from 95 per cent of harmful UV rays, lowering your cancer risk, and a few extra microscopic germs living on your face seem like a small price to pay.
Ken Adams
Ken is a self-confessed health and fitness nerd, with a passion for the weird and wonderful. A pop-culture vulture, Ken loves keeping readers across of the latest Hemsworth workout, Wahlberg nutrition tips, and Efron style. Ken is always on the hunt to try the latest fitness craze, and when not in the office is a dedicated rock climber.


Anderson Anderson & Brown LLP (AAB), one of the UK's leading independent firms of Chartered Accountants & Business Advisors, has announced the launch of their unique VAT Place of Supply Tool, which they have pioneered the development of in-house, to assist businesses to ensure that the correct VAT treatment is applied.
The interactive tool, which supports businesses' existing VAT processes and controls, guides users through the appropriate VAT decision making process. The tool documents that process, providing a clear audit trail which demonstrates to HMRC that reasonable care has been taken. For suppliers, it ensures VAT is only charged when due, avoiding lengthy, and potentially costly, arguments with customers. For customers, it allows the early identification of over charged VAT meaning it can be corrected before it becomes a problem.
AAB introduced the tool following a visible increase in HMRC challenging input tax claims where VAT should not have been charged in the first instance. HMRC are rejecting these claims on the basis that the correct route to recover this "VAT" is direct from the supplier and not from HMRC. This position was reaffirmed recently in HMRC's Revenue and Customs Brief 4/2017 following the Supreme Court decision in Investment Trust Companies (ITC) (in liquidation) v HMRC.
Provided you can get the VAT back from your supplier, this is simply an administrative inconvenience. However, given the recent financial climate, in many cases a supplier you dealt with in 2014 may no longer be in existence; making recovery of the overcharged VAT impossible.
However, where the customer has recovered the incorrectly charged VAT, HMRC have argued that, the customer should have been aware of the correct VAT treatment. Consequently, they have treated the over claim as a failure by the taxpayer to take reasonable care. Where HMRC consider an error has been made as a result of carelessness by the taxpayer, a penalty of up to 30% of the VAT over claimed can be charged.
Alistair Duncan, Director of Indirect Tax at AAB commented "Since the introduction of VAT, taxpayers have complained that they have been asked to be unpaid tax collectors. Increasingly, they are also being asked by HMRC to act as unpaid VAT inspectors too. It is generally accepted that it is the supplier's responsibility to get the VAT liability of a supply right. On many occasions, where there is doubt about the treatment, the supplier will "err on the side of caution" by charging VAT on the supply. The supplier's thinking is that they will not get a penalty if they over declare VAT. The thought process until now was that the customer would be able to recover this anyway, but that is incorrect.
At AAB, we recognise the particular challenge that the complex place of supply rules creates for both suppliers and customers and we developed our unique VAT Place of Supply tool in response to this challenge. Feedback received incudes comments by HMRC on a VAT inspection that use of this tool demonstrated the taxpayer's commitment to ensure reasonable care has been taken in relation to their VAT compliance responsibilities.


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Kaimana Jerky - Peppered Ahi Tuna Jerky
Sweet and spicy-style, Kaimana Jerky's Peppered Ahi Tuna Jerky is marinated in its homemade sauce, slowly dried and seasoned with a mild blend of ground pepper. It is made from premium-grade, wild-caught tuna and seasoned with all-natural ingredients. Not too spicy, but just right! This product has no preservatives and no MSG.
Made fresh on the Big Island of Hawaiʻi, USA. Jerky is available in a 2.50 oz resealable bag.
All of Kaimana Jerky's fish jerkies are FDA-approved. The team also works closely with the Hawaii Seafood Council to ensure that its supply of fish meets industry standards.
Ingredients: Ahi Tuna, Brown Sugar, Soy Sauce (Water, Extract of Soy Bean, Wheat Flour and Salt), Organic Onion Powder, Organic Garlic Powder, Organic Ginger Powder, Organic Black Pepper, Organic Red Chili, Organic Sesame Oil. Contains: Fish, Wheat and Soy.
Net Weight: 2.50 oz
About Kaimana Jerky
Owner Sheldon Cho founded Kaimana Jerky out of a love for the ocean and creating unique products through local resources. The people of Hawai'i have sustained their families and respected the Pacific Ocean's powerful life force for centuries. Though delicious and high-quality protein snacks, Kaimana Jerky fuels people's minds and bodies as well. In the Hawaiian language, kaimana translates to "the power of the sea." Today, the brand based on the Orchid Isle embraces the ancient art of drying fish to give its jerky a great taste for the modern lifestyle.
The Hawai'i Island company offers its Tuna Jerky in a variety of flavors, delicately preparing, drying (to perfection!) and seasoning its products with all-natural ingredients. Its jerky is made with quality ingredients and never contains MSG, nitrates or preservatives that don't naturally occur. It also uses a preservative-freeshoyu (soy sauce) made in the USA.
All of Kaimana Jerky's products are made in Kailua-Kona, Hawai'i, just a few miles from amazing fishing grounds. The company respects our islands' natural resourcesits team members surf, paddle, fish, hunt, farm and live sustainably! They have been making fish jerky for over 25 years and are proud to provide something delicious to the local community with roots in the ancient Hawaiian tradition of preserving fish. You can find Kaimana Jerky at most local grocery store chains including KTA, Foodland and Costco.


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Q: CameraCaptureTask of Windows Phone 8 App is not working in Windows 10? I have a Windows Phone 8 App, which is Live on Windows Store. Now, recently I got a complaint from one of my Client that they are not able to capture Photo, only selection of Photo works from Gallery. This issue is appearing when they updated their device to Windows 10. I am using following code
private void CapturePhoto()
    {
        CameraCaptureTask cameraCapture = new CameraCaptureTask();
        cameraCapture.Completed += (sender, args) =>
        {
            //checking if everything went fine when capturing a photo
            if (args.TaskResult != TaskResult.OK)
                return;
            args.ChosenPhoto.Position = 0;
            string evidenceName = Path.Combine(Constants.IMAGES_FOLDER_PATH, "evidence_" + MCSExtensions.GetDateTimestamp() + ".jpeg");
            saveAndDisplayEvidence(args.ChosenPhoto, evidenceName);
        };
        cameraCapture.Show();
    }

I am already developing Windows 10 App as an update but till I update the app. I need to solve this issue so they can use it for capturing images.
Can someone suggest, how to solve this issue?

A: The UI on Windows 10 is "less than intuitive", and to take a picture using the CameraCaptureTask, the end user needs to use the ... in the app bar, and Choose location to select camera. For your scenario, you may wantt o upgrade to a Windows 10 UWP app and use CameraCaptureUI

A: I had the same issue with my application as well.
You have to create your own camera capturing application
You can go through the following links

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*Advanced Camera Application

*Basic Camera Application.