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'Revenge of the B-Movie' was the company's first release in 2008 and was followed up by its sequel 'Revenge of the B-Movie 2' in summer of 2009.
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La forêt de Mervent-Vouvant ou le massif forestier de Mervent-Vouvant est une forêt située dans le département de la Vendée, en région Pays de la Loire. Avec une superficie de  hectares, c'est le plus grand massif forestier de Vendée.

Une forêt domaniale (forêt domaniale de Mervent-Vouvant) d'une superficie de  hectares est intégrée à ce massif forestier.

Géographie
Le massif boisé se situe sur un sol vallonné, avec la présence de vallées, vallons, escarpements et versants pentus. Les vallées encaissées et sinueuses sont aujourd'hui occupées par les retenues de Pierre Brune et de Mervent.

La forêt de Mervent-Vouvant s'étend sur 9 communes : Mervent, Vouvant, Pissotte, Bourneau, L'Orbrie, Foussais-Payré, Saint-Michel-le-Cloucq, Saint-Hilaire-des-Loges et Xanton-Chassenon.

Hydrographie

La forêt de Mervent-Vouvant est traversée par une multitude de ruisseaux, et deux rivières (la Mère au nord, et la Vendée au sud) qui se rejoignent sur la commune de Mervent. Trois barrages sont construits sur ces deux rivières, ce qui couvre environ 10 % du périmètre.

Toponymie
Le nom de la forêt de Vouvant est attesté sous les formes suivantes au  (1059) :  et .

Histoire
Après avoir pris le nom de Forêt royale de Vouvant, puis Forêt impériale de Vouvant, c'est en 1965, à la suite de la création de l'Office national des forêts, que le massif forestier prend le nom actuel de Massif forestier de Mervent-Vouvant.

Forêt domaniale
Propriété de la seigneurie de Vouvant depuis le , puis de la Couronne de France dès 1694, les  hectares de la forêt de Mervent-Vouvant sont devenus domaine national lors de la Révolution française.

La forêt domaniale de Mervent-Vouvant s'étend sur cinq communes (Mervent, Vouvant, Pissotte, Bourneau et L'Orbrie), et est entourée de bois privés sur les communes de Foussais-Payré et Saint-Michel-le-Cloucq. L'essentiel de la forêt se situe entre la commune de Pissotte au sud, et de Vouvant au nord.

C'est l'Office National des Forêts qui gère cette partie du massif forestier. Il y exerce trois missions qui sont la production de bois, l'accueil du public, et la protection des milieux.

Forêt privée
Le reste du massif forestier, soit plus de  hectares, est géré par les propriétaires et le centre Régional de la Propriété Forestière.

Faune et flore
Le massif forestier de Mervent-Vouvant abrite une variété d'espèces végétales typiques des forêts de la région. L'essence la plus présente est le chêne sessile, qui y trouve des conditions idéales de développement. Celui-ci peut atteindre  de hauteur à 200 ans. Il côtoie, selon les terrains, des hêtres, charmes, châtaigniers, noisetiers, bouleaux, merisiers, néfliers, ou encore des cormiers. Et parmi les arbustes et herbacés on peut citer : anémones Sylvie, ail des ours, jacinthes des bois, etc.

La forêt de Mervent-Vouvant abrite de nombreuses espèces animales, dont le cerf est le plus majestueux.

Lieux remarquables

Arbres remarquables
 Le Chêne Marinier
 Le Chêne à 5 troncs
 Le Chêne à l'ermite

Sites de loisirs
 Base de Loisirs de Mervent
 Parc d'attraction de Pierre-Brune
 Natur'Zoo
 La Jamonière (écomusée et étang)
 La Grande Perrure (ferme pédagogique et rétro parc)

Sites patrimoniaux

 Le Rocher de Pierre Blanche
 Le Pont du Déluge
 Le Pont de Diet
La Grotte du Père de Montfort
 La Stèle des Martyrs
 Les Barrages (Mervent, Pierre-Brune, et Albert)
 Le Château de la Citardière
 Les vestiges du couvent des Robinières

Mesures de protection
La forêt de Mervent-Vouvant est classée ZNIEFF (zone naturelle d'intérêt écologique, faunistique et floristique) de type II « grands ensembles naturels riches et peu modifiés, offrant des potentialités biologiques importantes » sous le nom de « Massif forestier de Mervent Vouvant et ses abords », qui comprend partiellement plusieurs ZNIEFF de type I :
 ZNIEFF 520012244 « Bord de la Vendée des Loges à Pissotte - Vallons et tunel adjacents », au sud-ouest de Mervent,
 ZNIEFF 520016259 « Les cosses de Vouvant-Puy de Serre », à l'ouest de Puy-de-Serre,
 ZNIEFF 520012245 « Pont du Déluge - Pierre Brune », au sud de Vouvant,
 et ZNIEFF 520016258 « Pont de la Taillée - La Baugissière », au sud-ouest de Foussais-Payré.
Le massif forestier est également placé en partie (495 hectares situés le long de la vallée de la Vendée) en zone Natura 2000 sur une partie des communes de Foussais-Payré, Mervent, L'Orbrie, Pissotte, Saint-Hilaire-des-Loges, Saint-Michel-le-Cloucq et Xanton-Chassenon.

Notes et références

Liens externes

Forêt dans la Vendée
Site Natura 2000 dans la Vendée

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Funeral Homes in Franklin, OH
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Below you fill find all funeral homes and cemeteries in or near Franklin.
Suburbs of Franklin: Blue Ball, Carlisle.
Franklin is also known as: Warren County / Franklin city.
Their current mayor is Mayor Denny Centers.
Warren County funeral flowers can be purchased from one of the local funeral shops we partner with.
Fisher-Edgington Funeral Home
Edgington Funeral Homes are owned by Craig and Sonya Edgington. Craig has been a licensed funeral director and embalmer since 1985 and was involved in the family business many years prior to start. Craig and Sonya are carrying on the rich...
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Anderson Funeral Home
Franklin, OH 45005
Woodhill Cemetery
6228 Hamilton Middletown Rd
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Conner & Koch Funeral Home
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Frederick Funeral Home
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Funeral Consumer Alliance
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George H Rohde & Son
3183 Linwood Ave
Gilligan Funeral Homes
Hodapp Funeral Homes
8815 Cincinnati Columbus Rd
Imwalle Memorial Funeral Home
Johnson W Mack & Anderson Funeral Home
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Johnson-Brown Funeral Service
Vorhis Funeral Homes Incorporated
310 Dunn St
Some of the notable people born here have been: Shannon Stewart (fashion model).
Not to be confused with Franklin County, Ohio.Franklin is a city in Warren County, Ohio, United States. The population was 11,771 at the 2010 census.The Great Miami River flows through Franklin. Ohio State Routes 73, 123 and 741 pass through Franklin, while Interstate 75 passes on the east side of the city.
Franklin Obituaries
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Wild cruise past defenseless Kings
SAINT PAUL, Minn.--The Los Angeles Kings, who lost star goaltender Jonathan Quick to an injury in the season opener, are off to a nightmare start. The Minnesota Wild blasted past the still-winless Kings 6-3 Tuesday, scoring five times on their fi...
Los Angeles Kings defenseman Derek Forbort (24) passes around Minnesota Wild forward Zac Dalpe (27) during the first period at Xcel Energy Center on Tuesday. Photo by Brace Hemmelgarn-USA TODAY Sports
By Sports Xchange
SAINT PAUL, Minn.-The Los Angeles Kings, who lost star goaltender Jonathan Quick to an injury in the season opener, are off to a nightmare start.
The Minnesota Wild blasted past the still-winless Kings 6-3 Tuesday, scoring five times on their first 15 shots as Los Angeles looked overmatched defensively.
Erik Haula, Jason Pominville, Charlie Coyle, Mikko Koivu and Teemu Pulkkinen scored for Minnesota (2-1-0). Defenseman Jared Spurgeon added a 190-foot empty-net goal with 2:18 to play to cap the scoring.
Los Angeles (0-3-0) got two goals from Tanner Pearson-one of them in the opening minute of the game. Not much went right after that, until late goals from Anze Kopitar and another from Pearson got Los Angeles back within a pair before the Minnesota empty-net goal.
Kings starting goalie Jeff Zatkoff had just 11 saves on 16 shots in the first two periods. He was pulled in favor of Peter Budaj, who made nine third-period saves.
They form the goalie tandem that is being called on to hold the fort after Quick, who backstopped the Kings to Stanley Cup titles in 2012 and 2014, went down last week. Quick is out indefinitely with a groin injury.
Wild goalie Darcy Kuemper stopped 27 of 30 shots.
Trailing 5-1 in the third, Kopitar whacked a loose puck under Kuemper's left leg pad to pull Los Angeles back within three, and Pearson got his second of the game, but it was not enough.
The Kings buzzed around Kuemper right from the start, and they needed less than a minute to take a 1-0 lead on their second shot of the game. From the blue line, with a crowd between him and the net, Pearson popped a seeing-eye shot through traffic that eluded Kuemper's late attempt at a glove save. It was the first goal of the season for Pearson, who was scratched in the Kings' first two games.
Not to be out-done, the Wild scored on their first shot of the game just 46 seconds later. Haula's low blast from the top of the left circle slid between Zatkoff's knees for a quick 1-1 tie. It was also the first goal of the season for Haula.
The shots kept coming in both directions, with the Kings hitting a trio of pipes, and Zatkoff using a sliding pad save to thwart Haula on a breakaway. Minnesota killed a pair of penalties and looked to head to the dressing room tied before Pominville took a pass from Haula and ripped a wrist shot from long range that beat Zatkoff's glove in the closing seconds of the first.
Minnesota ran into penalty trouble again in the second period, getting whistled for back-to-back infractions that had Los Angeles on a five-on-three advantage for nearly a minute. The Wild killed it off, then pulled away with a power-play goal by Coyle and even-strength goals from Koivu and Pulkkinen for a 5-1 lead after 40 minutes.
NOTES: Injured Kings RW Marian Gaborik last played for Minnesota in 2009, but he remains the Wild's franchise leader in goals (219) and is second in points (437). He was the Wild's first-ever draft pick in 2000, taken third overall. He is currently out of Los Angeles' lineup due to a foot injury sustained while skating for Slovakia in the World Cup last month. ... Kings D Matt Greene was a healthy scratch, was replaced by Tom Gilbert on the blue line for the first time this season. Gilbert, who signed with Los Angeles in the offseason, is a Minnesota native who played 63 games for theWild between 2011 and 2013. ... The Kings, who are traveling outside California for the first time this season, visit the Dallas Stars on Thursday. The Wild close out a three-game homestand Thursday when the Toronto Maple Leafs come to Minnesota for the only time this season.
1/2: Los Angeles Kings goalie Jeff Zatkoff (37) makes a save in front of defenseman Derek Forbort (24) and Minnesota Wild forward Teemu Pulkkinen (17) during the first period at Xcel Energy Center on Tuesday night. Photo by Brace Hemmelgarn-USA TODAY Sports
2/2: Minnesota Wild forward Zach Parise (11) protects the puck from Los Angeles Kings defenseman Drew Doughty (8) during the first period at Xcel Energy Center. Photo by Brace Hemmelgarn-USA TODAY Sports


MARION, IN -- Anji Yuankai Furniture Co. Ltd. ("Y.K. Furniture") announced it will establish its U.S. headquarters in Marion, creating up to 100 new jobs over the next four years.
The Chinese company, which manufactures upholstered furniture, plans to invest $24.3 million to establish its first U.S. subsidiary, King's Group U.S.A. LLC, in a space formerly occupied by Hobby Lobby. The facility will house assembly and distribution operations for King's Group.
"Just nine months after our initial jobs mission to China, today is more evidence of the results of our overseas efforts," said Gov. Mitch Daniels, who met with executives from Anji Yuankai Furniture Co. Ltd. during his trip to China last fall. "The relationship between the U.S. and China is perhaps the most important bilateral relationship in the world right now and we are gratified that Indiana has an active role in establishing bonds of trust and economic advance for the peoples of both places."
Y.K. Furniture was established in 1998 and operates a manufacturing facility in Zhejiang Province, Indiana's Chinese sister-state. The company plans to begin hiring associates for the U.S. subsidiary in October in anticipation of the start of assembly and distribution operations.
The Indiana Economic Development Corporation offered King's Group up to $475,000 in performance-based tax credits. In addition, the IEDC will provide the city of Marion $200,000 from the Industrial Development Grant Fund toward road improvements needed at the site. The city of Marion has negotiated a favorable sale price to King's Group of the currently blighted 12-acre site in return for short term rehabilitation, new construction and job creation in concert with establishment of the "Global Marion Center" by King's Group to recruit more Chinese manufacturers.
"The city of Marion sees this as the beginning of a large partnership not only with Y.K. Furniture and King's Group, but with manufacturers throughout China, " said Mayor Wayne Seybold. "Since meeting Mr. Jin last fall in China and making the commitment to do this project in Marion, he has become a very good friend to the city. This concept will be a great conduit to overseas businesses establishing a foothold in the U.S. market. For example, we have already been back to China to meet with other potential partners in this effort and it is already showing signs of fruit before the first dollar of renovation begins. This is part of our overall international strategy to diversify the Marion economy."
Read the Indiana Economic Development Corporation's press release.


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Abstract: Recent advances in learning from demonstrations (LfD) with deep neural networks have enabled learning complex robot skills that involve high dimensional perception such as raw image inputs. LfD algorithms generally assume learning from single task demonstrations. In practice, however, it is more efficient for a teacher to demonstrate a multitude of tasks without careful task set up, labeling, and engineering. Unfortunately in such cases, traditional imitation learning techniques fail to represent the multi-modal nature of the data, and often result in sub-optimal behavior. In this paper we present an LfD approach for learning multiple modes of behavior from visual data. Our approach is based on a stochastic deep neural network (SNN), which represents the underlying intention in the demonstration as a stochastic activation in the network. We present an efficient algorithm for training SNNs, and for learning with vision inputs, we also propose an architecture that associates the intention with a stochastic attention module. We demonstrate our method on real robot visual object reaching tasks, and show that it can reliably learn the multiple behavior modes in the demonstration data. Video results are available at https://vimeo.com/240212286/fd401241b9.
TL;DR: multi-modal imitation learning from unstructured demonstrations using stochastic neural network modeling intention.


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Gaming, Fitness, Information Technology, if it is in our daily life, I'm certain I can find a security angle on the topic.
I'll try and keep it short and interesting. It would be nice if you folks would comment, retweet, all that stuff. I'm currently unemployed so the next few weeks will be the uncut funk as G. Clinton would say.
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Находится в западной части республики Марий Эл на расстоянии приблизительно 19 км по прямой на юго-запад от районного центра посёлка Килемары.

История
Образован на месте одноимённого лесоучастка, располагавшегося на дороге Козьмодемьянск — Яранск. Здесь стоял один казённый дом, где проживал сторож с семьёй. В 1926 году на Музываленском лесоучастке проживали 7 человек. Название в переводе с марийского означает «место, где спустился рябчик». В 1927 году был открыт дом инвалидов на 10 койко-мест, работали 4 человека обслуживающего персонала. В годы войны и в послевоенное время сюда поступало много инвалидов войны и территория дома инвалидов выросла. В 1961 году дом инвалидов преобразовали в дом престарелых и инвалидов общего типа на 300 мест (15 корпусов). В 1950 году на Музываленском лесоучастке был открыт сплавной участок, позже лесоучасток, относившийся к Руткинскому леспромхозу. В 1950 году в посёлке проживали 195 человек, по национальному составу население состояло из русских и мари. В посёлке имелись кузница, сапожная мастерская, столовая, магазин, клуб. В 1974 году в 60 хозяйствах проживал 431 человек. В 1984 году в связи с плохим состоянием дороги до посёлка дом-интернат для престарелых и инвалидов ликвидировали.

Население
Население составляло 13 человек (русские 54 %, мари 46 %) в 2002 году, 1 в 2010.

Примечания

Населённые пункты Килемарского района


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package underscore

import (
	"reflect"
)

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*/
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		ok = resRV.Bool()
		return ok
	})
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}

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	return Any(source, func (value, _ interface{}) bool {
		return IsMatch(value, properties)
	})
}

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func (this *Query) Any(predicate interface{}) Queryer {
	this.source = Any(this.source, predicate)
	return this
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func (this *Query) AnyBy(properties map[string]interface{}) Queryer {
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	return this
}


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Press - Top Corporate Air Polluters Named
Top Corporate Air Polluters Named
A new list of the top corporate air polluters in the United States was released today by the Political Economy Research Institute (PERI) at the University of Massachusetts.
A Toxic 100 report identifies which large companies emit the most toxic pollutants into the air and informs consumers and shareholders about them, according to James K. Boyce, PERI director of environment. As well as measuring how many pounds of pollutants are released, we also measure the most toxic pollutants and the number of people at risk. Legislators need to understand the effects of pollution on their constituents. People have a right to know about toxic hazards to which they are exposed.
A toxic 100 index is formed by the release of hundreds of chemicals by industrial facilities across the United States. As well as considering the quantity of chemicals released, rankings also consider their relative toxicity, nearby populations, and transport factors, including wind patterns and smokestack height.
Among companies on Fortune 500, Fortune Global 500, Forbes Global 2000, and Standard & Poor's 500 lists of the world's largest corporations, the Toxic 100 index identifies the top air polluters in the U.S. E.I. du Pont de Nemours, Nissan Motor, Archer Daniels Midland (ADM), Eastman Kodak, and General Electric are the Toxic 100's top five companies.
A foreign corporation with a facility in the United States is included in the Toxic 100 for the first time, says co-director Michael Ash of the Corporate Toxics Information Project. Nisssan, Bayer Group, and Acelor Mittal are all foreign companies on the Toxic 100.
You can check out each company's Toxic Score by going to the web-based list, where you'll see where they own individual facilities, which chemicals they emit, how toxic they are, and how much they contribute to their overall score.
Users can search the EPA database for detailed information on all 7,000 companies with facilities, as well as the Toxic 100 list of companies that cause pollution.
Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) data from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is often cited in press accounts to identify local polluters, but this data alone has three limitations:
There are up to ten million times more hazardous chemicals than others based on raw TRI data, without taking into account differences in toxicity.
It's hard to tell how many people are affected by toxic releases based on the distance from a population center versus upwind from a densely populated city.
Data are reported by facility, so you can't get an overall picture by combining plants owned by one corporation.
Toxic 100 takes care of all three problems based on the EPA's Risk-Screening Environmental Indicators (RSEIs). For corporate rankings, PERI researchers added up RSEI data from facilities by facilities. RSEI data includes toxicity weights and the number of people at risk, along with TRI data.
Boyce says we're building on the right-to-know movement by making this info available. In order to help residents translate their right to clean air into the right to know, we want to get the public involved in environmental decision-making.
TagsTOP CORPORATE AIR POLLUTERS NAMED


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Until now, Khoudia Diop hasn't spoken much about her Senegalese heritage and she wants to change that with the photo series Nyenyo, an ode to her family and Senegalese (Wolof) culture.The series is named after the caste her family is from in Senegal. Nyenyo, also known as 'teug' or 'ngengo', are the blacksmiths and metalworkers of the Senegalese caste system. In her family's case, they are jewelry makers and gold workers – Khoudia is very proud of this. Although caste systems are used as a stringent class system, and cultural identifier to maintain hierarchy in many different cultures all over the world, Khoudia embraces her Nyenyo heritage and doesn't see the label as a hindrance.
Rather, she sees it as part of the fabric of her identity, her family's history and the overall story of her people.
Where is your family from in Senegal?
My family is from Dakar. We are Wolof and we're from a caste called 'Teug' or Nyenyo. They are the same caste. Both mean the same thing in Wolof.
Tell us an interesting fact about your family story.
My grandfather helped build a huge horse monument, called 'Malaaw' in Dakar! The monument is a giant horse and represents loyalty between the kings and their horses.
Tell us about an interesting Senegalese tradition.
In my (Nyenyo) caste, women only get piercings done with gold, because they say other metals don't heal! And babies that are pierced with gold are called BÉTÉ-BÉTÉ, which means : pierced with gold.
You moved to Paris at 15 and the USA at 17… What do you remember about most about Senegal?
What I remember most, is the diversity within the Senegalese culture (of cultures, traditions, beliefs). I also remember the great pride we have for our traditional clothing; while still loving to wearing modern fashion. Very inspiring!
Oh, and also the food. I love Senegalese food! My mom makes some of the best. My favorite dish is 'thiebou djeun' (fried fish and rice). So yummy… Everyone should try it!
What is life like in Senegal?
Life is very relaxed in Senegal. Basically, we don't worry about many things, and it's called the country of 'teranga' (welcome) where everybody cares about their neighbors.
Describe Senegalese Wolof women…
Senegalese Wolof women are mostly dark skinned, beautiful, respectful, joyful and hardworking! We also love music, dancing and dressing up!
How do your Senegalese roots inform your beauty standards?
I was taught to carry myself as a Senegalese woman… with respect for her elders, heritage and honour. It is really about the woman you are, and how you carry yourself and treat others. This is why I think beauty is much more than appearance… It's the way you care about yourself and others.
What do the traditional Senegalese clothes you wear in this campaign represent?
They represent the Muslim side of Senegalese women… what queens used to wear. And for nyenyo, the jewelry was so they could be identified as wealthy, and attractive or sexy.
Also, the black tattoo lip was a trend that use to take place at the middle of a village. It was a sign of beauty, bravery and 'obedience'!
You would dishonor your whole caste, and family if you ran during the painful process of getting the tattoo. Some women were even beaten by their parents to get it done! It's seen as a sign of respect, value and beauty.
What is the significance of this series/campaign?
My Senegalese roots mean so much to me… it's very personal. I love my country, my culture, my heritage. It is home and also a major part of who I am. I discovered so much about myself, and my culture has had a huge impact and importance, on my journey to self-love… From loving my upbringing, to the bullying then seeing the world outside of Senegal.
Are there things I would change? Sure, but there are also certain things that I cherish about being Senegalese (a Wolof woman).
What does Senegal Independence mean to you?
It means a lot to me… we're freed from certain restrictions placed on us, and can do what we dreamed about as a people, and most importantly really express and be ourselves!
Name some Senegalese women you look up to.
Mariama Ba, author and feminist, and the 'nder' women. The Nder women defended their village when enemies attacked because their men were gone!
How do you want to impact current Senegalese culture?
I want to make women realise the power they have, and not let any beauty standards make them change who they are. We are all beautiful!
What do you want the world to know about Senegal?
Senegal is much more than the 'teranga' ('welcome' or welcoming) country. We are proud of our culture and heritage and have so much to offer.
By Victory Jones


The Everest trek offers a different experience compared to the treks you can do in Ladakh – which I'll admit, is my favourite Himalayan region. Sure, Solukhumbu is not the place for a wild adventure or a village trek where you would be one of few tourists and gain real insight into local life, staying with families and helping with the everyday field work, but it is certainly high on my list of favourite trekking destinations.
I feel good there. I love the new energy I gain crossing the tree line. I love the fresh thin air, the scenery and the vistas, the hospitable, always smiling Sherpas and all the hard working porters you meet on the way who are always ready to share greetings and smiles. Above that, I love the warm, golden rays of the sun lighting the world's highest mountain peaks in the evenings and mornings.
I had my first glimpse of Everest on the second stage of the Everst trek from Lukla (2860m), between Jorsale (2775m) and Namche Bazaar (3450m). It was a steep and tiresome climb – the first real test of your fitness. I knew from Kev Reynolds' guidebook, that you could see the giant from the way. How lucky we were! When asked our guide was surprised we could see the mountain from there – it was cloudy on all his previous visits. It is a view from the forest: the Everest seen between the tiny branches of the Himalayan pine trees (Pinus wallichiana), the peak rising above the Nuptse-Lhotse ridge.
The first Everest view on the way to EBC. Nuptse-Lhotse ridge and Mt. Everest behind it. The ascent between Jorsale and Namche Bazaar.
The acclimatisation hike that we did between Namche and Thame gave us fantastic views of Kangtega (6782m), Thamserku (6608m) and Kusum Kangguru (6367m) on the return way. We were slow that day and probably spent too much time at the Everest Summiters Lodge in Thame. The place belongs to Apa Sherpa, who has reached the Everest summit 21 times and is listed in the Guinness World Records book. It was almost dark when we were approaching Namche. At dusk, still in the forest, we had a chance to see a Himalayan monal – Nepal's beautiful and colourful national bird.
Beyond Namche, on the way towards Thyangboche and Pangboche, along the Dudh Koshi and Imja Khola rivers, you follow a magical traverse. The views are stunning. Thamserku and Kangtega are on your right then Ama Dablam (6856m), which is regarded by many as one of the most beautiful mountains in the world, can be seen ahead, on your right. Beyond that, the impressive Nuptse-Lhotse ridge with the crown of Mount Everest above it blocks the valley in front of you.
As you approach Pangboche (3990m) you come closer to the Nuptse-Lhotse wall and Everest slowly disappears from the view. Nevertheless, from Lower Pangboche you can still see its highest part. We were lucky again. Clouds which usually come from the lower elevations along the valleys in the afternoon were tiny that day and dispersed in the evening and so we had magical views at sunset. Ama Dablam was just above us on the right in beautiful gold, the Nuptse-Lhotse Ridge and the famous Lhotse South Face in warm orange. And then, when they were all dark, Everest was still shining like a golden crown above the ridge.
The side walk to the Ama Dablam Base Camp gives more fantastic views from yet another perspective. It's definitely worth spending two nights in Pangboche and doing the hike.
Walking towards Chukhung, the famous Lhotse South Face is just in front of you, left of the valley. Whenever I see it I think about the courage one needs to consider climbing it. So how much courage does one need to actually attempt it? The wall was challenged by both Reinhold Messner and Jerzy Kukuczka – the first two climbers who reached the summits of all 14 Eight-Thousanders. Kukuczka died during his second attempt of the South Face in 1989. The main summit of Lhotse (8516m) was finally reached via the South Face by a Russian team in 1990 (Sergei Bershov and Vladimir Karatayev). On the way between Dingboche and Chhukhung you pass a chorten commemorating the Lhotse South Face Polish heroes.
There is another chance to see Makalu on the return way to Dingboche. It is behind you and behind the ridge, which closes the valley. When I was there in autumn 2014, it was shone beautifully, orange in colour, with the valley and all the nearest ridges already dark.
Lobuche (4930m) is the next stopping point for most of the trekkers heading to the Everest Base Camp. Evenings are magnificent there! At sunset, just in front of you, the Nuptse (7861m) ridge, on the other side of the Khumbu glacier, is coloured a warm orange and is visible from most of the lodges. And Pumori (7161m), lit brightly by the last rays of the day, rises above a dark spur behind the Lobuche lodges.
Finally, Kala Pathar (5623m), probably the best or at least the best-known Everest viewpoint, can be seen.
Gokyo with Cho Oyu towering above it. Dudh Koshi Valley.
The return way down the Dudh Koshi is far from boring. You pass the same places but usually at a different time of the day. The weather conditions might be different too. You see the mountains from another perspective. And now, as you descend, walking is easier and demands less concentration, giving you more chances to admire the scenery around you.
No doubt, there is much more to Solukhumbu than it being the main trail to the Everest Base Camp. As a man lucky enough to have visited the region a few times, I can't resist thinking about more treks there. The three passes trek, the upper Bhote Koshi valley and the route between Jiri and Lukla are just a few of the adventures on my list. If you plan to go, try to arrange more than the usual 11-14 days in the area. It's worth it!


Place all ingredients apart from alcohol in a pan and cook for 10 to 15 mins. When completely cold, add alcohol.
Sprinkle sugar on top and leave for 5 mins to cool and then turn out of the tray serve warm.


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Hendon come up short against St Albans
PUBLISHED: 16:00 10 December 2018
David Gershlick
The new rugby season is now underway (pic: George Phillipou/TGS Photo)
Herts/Middlesex One: St Albans 17 Hendon 12
Hendon gave a good account of themselves in a 17-12 defeat at St Albans in Herts/Middlesex One.
As promotion favourites, the hosts were expected to win by a margin, but the Greenlands Lane club held them to a draw until the last quarter when St Albans achieved their winning try.
To their credit, Hendon pushed hard to get back into the game until the final whistle, but mistakes gave the home outfit the eventual win.
After 30 minutes of play and with the Greenlands Lane side looking to score first by holding the home side in their own half, it was a break away by the St Albans backline that saw them score in the corner for a 5-0 lead.
Hendon, though, got their reward five minutes later when, after repeated drives from their pack led to a string of penalties, Billy Burrell took a quick tap and passed for Rob Page to dive through the defence to score and make it 5-5 at the break.
St Albans scored first in the second half with a try after five minutes with the extras added to make it 12-5.
The Greenlands Lane club stuck to their game plan and carries from props Paul Julian and Gabriele Peraldo led to Toby Ikwueke touching down, but he was adjudged to be held up.
From the five-metre scrum, Hendon pushed over for a try by Julian which was converted by Dan Watterson to level the scores at 12-12.
Either side could have won with 15 minutes remaining, but it was to be St Albans who crossed again after punishing a defensive error from the visitors.
In the closing minutes, long kicks from defence by Watterson gave Hendon territorial advantage, but Cosy Mutuma could not find a way through.


I have been spending my weekends getting yarn dyed up for Yarningham which is on the 15th and 16th of July at Stirchley Baths in Birmingham. This will be my first year at Yarningham and my fist time visiting Birmingham. I'm looking forward to a road trip and getting to hang out with my sister and most excellent friend Emilie. You may already know this opera singing, brioche knitting airport connoisseur at as eflatmajor on Instagram! Birmingham, you better be well stocked with gluten free snacks for us three!
I though I'd take this video of me dyeing up some yarn for Yarningham so you can get a wee glimpse into how your yarn is prepared. There is also some bonus silly music! It would be great to see you there if you are coming along for the show. Do come and say "Hi!" I will have lots of lovely hand dyed to tempt you over with!
It was lovely to see you at Yarningham – I can't wait to make something gorgeous from my skein of Ballista.


Charlie McGettigan presents a host of guests, chat and music on the Saturday Connection. The programme was broadcast on the 6th April 2019.
In studio this week Charlie was joined by a number of guests. Including Jimmy Crowley, Darby Crowley and more.


The Parco della Creatività ® first starts to take shape when Andrea Roggi decides to create his Monument to Roberto Benigni.
The sculpture, supported by the whole community of Manciano, the birthplace of the great actor, is unveiled in its current location in 1999. This monument marks the beginning of an endeavour that will bring the Parco della Creatività® to life.
In the area neighbouring the statue, Andrea Roggi undertakes the construction of a sculpture park, which is a natural outward evolution of his indoor studio and exhibition.
Since then, the Parco della Creatività ® has expanded and over the years has hosted many events, such as group and solo exhibitions by young and renowned artists, poetry recitals, literary forums, artistic performances and playful experiences for children promoting the understanding and appreciation of sculpture not only as an artistic and creative experience reserved for a select few connoisseurs, but above all as a unifying and culturally uplifting opportunity for all.
Creativity is therefore the common thread and the driving force that runs through and brings life to the Parco, engaging notably children and young people. Sculptures, trees, the sounds coming from the large fountain and every other natural element, all blend together in perfect harmony.


Posted on Tuesday, October 20th, 2009 at 2:27 pm.
We all know that extra curricular activities can enhance a student's education and make them a more well rounded person but when do we know as parents when the activities need to stop? Do we keep the student involved in every possible thing because we believe strongly in the fact that it will help them as people or do we use them as currency when other behaviors or grades seem to fall short of our expectations?
These are issues that a parent contract can help clear up. These contracts give you the chance to think out how you will handle situations like falling grades and behavioral problems as well as risky behaviors that you don't want to promote.
Most parents are familiar with the idea that you use privileges as "currency" when you are disciplining children or teens. The idea is that most things in life are privileges and that the child or teen does not have a right to act like these privileges are expected or that they are simply entitled to them because they breathe. The question here is: what things in your family are privileges in your opinion? Are extra curricular activities privileges?
If you have a student who is failing math and can't seem to bring the grade up or doesn't seem to want to do you pull them out of tennis after school so that they can get extra tutoring or spend more time studying? Do you pull them out of something until the grades are brought back up and then let them continue with what they had going on?
The beauty of a parent contract is that you can sit down with your child or teen and discuss what is an appropriate response or consequence to any given situation that may arise. If you already have a written plan then it is easier to follow through because there is no question about what has been decided.


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Trio's Turns 30
September 6, 2016 Greg Henderson
A quick look around the food scene in Little Rock tells you that there are very few older restaurants in town that manage to stay relevant. Few still that have survived 30 years. Even fewer that have maintained at least part of the original ownership. Then there are only a small handful of those who seem to get a little better with every year that passes. Trio's fits into that elite category.
Thirty years ago Labor day weekend in 1986 they opened as Trio's Good Food To-Go in the newly opened retail center on Cantrell called Pavilion in the Park. The area would be the flagship retail center for the western edge of Little Rock (at the time) featuring Italian clothing store Benetton, interior design store Lawson Gentry, clothing store Belle Tournure, and Bauman's clothing store. Today only Trio's and Bauman's remain from that early time period.
Over the years the restaurant scene in Little Rock has seen several big growth periods and the food scene has changed a number of times. Part of what makes Trio's special is their ability to not only keep up with the times, but continuously innovate and create change. It was hard to imagine that a spot with such simple beginnings would be in this position.
Trio's originated as a gourmet shop with a deli case full of salads, house made desserts, and sandwiches, including one of the only places in town to get a tongue sandwich. Owners Capi Peck and Brent Peterson started the space along with two other partners. Peck and Peterson later took over as sole owners of the space and have slowly evolved through careful guidance into a premier restaurant.
In that time they have developed a loyal following from customers and established themselves as one of the best restaurants to work in Little Rock.
"The best part of the past thirty years has easily been the extended family of staff and customers, many who have been there from the beginning," owner Capi Peck tells us.
Over the years the coffee bins, retail shelves, and deli cases were traded in for more tables and a bar. The patio became a feature, private dining was added through a big expansion next door. More recently Trio's underwent a facelift in time for the 29th anniversary.
Trio's appears have a stronger team than ever. Executive chef Shanna Merriweather has become a wonderful extension of the Trio's culinary legacy. Manager Stephanie Caruthers has been a part of the Trio's family since nearly the beginning. The biggest addition might be Merrick Fagan who joined Trio's last year as bar manager, the move strongly elevated the bar side of the restaurant, giving the area of town a much needed watering hole.
Turning 30 will be business as usual for Trio's, no major parties or celebrations planned. Instead Peck is taking her knowledged gained during a successful 30 years as a restaurateur and her family's long history in Little Rock to run for an open city director seat. If she can take Little Rock half as far as she has Trio's in the past 30 years then the city should be in good shape.
In the meantime be sure to catch several of Trio's special events coming up, including the second round of their highly popular Tiki night. Stop in for lunch or dinner sometime this week and wish them happy birthday, maybe even grab some of the chicken salad, banana bread, or bing cherry jello that have graced the menu over the past 30 years.


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Stories from 3 August 2011
Russia: Reshufflings in the Police
Eastern & Central Europe 3 August 2011
In Moscow's Shadows writes about "quite a dramatic restructuring of the [Russian Interior Ministry's] most senior echelons": "The general line within the commentariat is that Nurgaliev is being encircled by Medvedev loyalists while Putin's proteges are edged out."
Philippines: #Zubiri and #Pimentel hashtags
East Asia 3 August 2011
The twitter hashtags #zubiri and #kokopimentel which became global trending topics for several hours refer to Philippine Senator Juan Miguel Zubiri who resigned from the Senate after the cheating allegation against him was revived. Meanwhile, Koko Pimentel is the candidate who accused Zubiri of committing poll fraud
Myanmar Alphabet, Names and Culture
Ba Kaung writes about the Myanmar alphabet and explains the meaning of some of the popular names used in the country
Lithuania: Slovenian Blogger Comments on Vilnius Mayor's Tank Stunt
Piran Café's updates the blog's somewhat neglected "self-absorbed bike lane-parking morons" section with a vivid example from Lithuania, where the mayor of Vilnius Arturas Zuokas drove an armored personnel carrier over a Mercedes, which had been acquired specifically for the stunt and parked in a bike lane. "The best use...
Myanmar: Prison term for Facebook defamation
Francis Wade of the Democratic Voice of Burma learned that Facebook users in Myanmar found guilty of defamation could end up in prison under the Electronic Transactions Act
Myanmar: Number One Source of Global Internet attacks?
Aye Lae of Mizzima writes about the report naming Myanmar as the world's number one source of internet attacks. The writer quotes some IT experts who believe that Myanmar internet users are not responsible for all the attacks
Papuan students rally in Jakarta
EngageMedia uploads a video of Papuan students holding a protest rally in Jakarta, Indonesia to highlight the struggle of West Papua for freedom and democracy.
South Asia: The South Asian American Digital Archive
North America 3 August 2011
V.V. at Sepia Mutiny features the South Asian American Digital Archive (SAADA), which is systematically documenting and preserving the history of the South Asian American community since 2008.
India: A Job Finder For The Illiterates
South Asia 3 August 2011
Nandan Rajan at Think Change India highlights Mathukathe, a free phone and associated services for the illiterate poor in India, which is equipped with job finding capabilities.
Lithuania: Crushing Illegal Parking
Journalist & Optimist tells [ger] how the mayor of Lithuania's capital Vilnius crushes a car with a tank, in an attempt to show non-tolerance of illegal parking, a long-time problem in the city.
Sri Lanka: 17 Year Old Boy Feeds Ten Membered Family
NAFSO (National Fisheries Solidarity Movement) blog reports that 17 year old construction labor Muththaiya Dharshan has taken the burden of feeding a war ravaged ten membered family in a village of Jaffna district in the North of Sri Lanka.
Russia: Putin Critical of US Economy
Robert Zeliger of Foreign Policy Passport draws attention to a statement on US economy by Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, where he reportedly says that the US is "like a parasite" on the world economy.
Russia: Remembering The Song of Igor's Campaign
I am Donna Welles discusses the 13th century Russian story "The Song of Igor's Campaign" and its message of the importance of national unity.
Russia: Keeping Track of Elections
Vladimir Kara-Murza of Spotlight on Russia writes about the peculiar process to get St. Petersburg governor Valentina Matviyenko eligible for nomination to the post of speaker of the Federation Council – Russian parliament's upper house – and how local by-elections have been held in a far from transparent process simply...
India: Workers Protest Against A Multinational Company
Bhagirath Verma at CGNet Swara reports that 169 workers are protesting for months against a multinational company to implement a court order to regularize them but nobody is listening to them.
Colombia: Women on Sex Strike Demand Better Roads
Latin America 3 August 2011
In Colombia Reports, Matt Snyder writes: "For 38 days, 300 women in the town of Barbacoas have participated in a "strike of crossed legs" denying their husbands sexual favors until a road that connects their town to the rest of Colombia is paved." Authorities said that the road will be paved;...
Guatemala: E-Forum With Presidential Candidates
On August 2, the citizen movement #EstoEsGuate [es] (This is Guatemala) held an e-forum with presidential candidates. Sakis Gonzales from Una Hoja de Papel [es] and Billy Quijada from Blog Cachacero [es] blogged about the event and the candidates' performance.
The Venezuelan Paramo in Images
Venezuela Analysis posts a photo essay of the Venezuelan Paramo with photographs by Mason London: "The paramos, a unique ecosystem found in the Andes of Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru (+/- 3,000 to 4,500 meters in altitude), represent some of the most agriculturally utilized lands in all of Venezuela."
Guatemala: Soldiers Involved in 1982 Dos Erres Massacre Sentenced to 6,060 Years in Prison
"A Guatemalan elite army unit entered Dos Erres in the northern Petén region on 5 December 1982 and tortured and killed some 250 men, women and children over the course of three days before razing the village": Amnesty International explains. Four former soldiers involved in this massacre were sentenced this...
Morocco: Activist Website Sustains DDoS Attack
Middle East & North Africa 3 August 2011
The Moroccan militant website Mamfakinch! came under a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack last Sunday which blocked access to its main platform for several hours. The website is now back online. What is Mamfakinch! and why has it been attacked?
Bahamas: The Reality of Squatter Communities
Caribbean 3 August 2011
"The deeper we delve into the so-called 'Haitian problem', the more we come face to face with ourselves": Bahama Pundit's Larry Smith examines the squatter situation on the island, saying: "The reality is that squatters include indigenous Bahamians, Haitian-Bahamians, immigrants with work permits and illegal immigrants. But these one-dimensional labels...


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Q: How to write from a particular column in shell? I need to write values to a particular column in a text file, say 10th column.
touch test.txt
echo "232" >> test.txt           # I want 232 to start from 10th column of text file

How to go about ?

A: printf is another alternative to provide an offset. It has the advantage of being able to take the amount of offset (field width) as an argument to the format specifier. The following will take the column offset as the first argument and the data to write at that offset as the second argument (your defaults of 10/232 are used) for example:
#!/bin/sh

col="${1:-10}"                          # column offset (default: 10)
stuff="${2:-232}"                       # variable to write at offset

printf "%*s%s\n" "$col" "" "$stuff"     # write $stuff at $col offset

exit 0

To create the offset, the printf command format specifier just says use a minimum field width of $col to write the empty-string ("") and thereafter write your data (in $stuff) followed by a newline. With the script saved as prncol.sh:
output:
$ bash prncol.sh
          232

$ bash prncol.sh 5 501
     501

$ bash prncol.sh 15 anything
               anything

Of course to write the output to test.txt, just redirect/append the output of printf to test.txt

A: for x in $(seq 10)
do
    echo -n ' '
done

echo "232" >> test.txt

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The silhouette is an all too familiar pose Bono has struck thoughout the years live on stage with U2.
Bono and U2 had a very close-knit relationship with Apple. The band filmed an iPod commercial for the song "Vertigo", had their entire 400-song discography featured in the first iTunes 'Digital Box Set,' and on their own limited-edition 'U2 iPod'. Here is Bono and The Edge with the late great Steve Jobs introducing their iPod in 2004….
U2 eventually moved on (Sold Out) to form a partnership with rival company Blackberry for their U2 360° Tour in 2009.


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An update on Ebola, from Pubic Health England.
As of 03 January 2016, a total of 28,637 clinically compatible cases of Ebola viral disease (15,249 confirmed) have been reported associated with the West African outbreak, 11,315 of which have died. In terms of specific countries:
· Liberia has reported no confirmed cases for six consecutive weeks. The most recent cluster of cases in Liberia was determined to be the result of the re-emergence of Ebola virus that had persisted in a previously infected individual. The last two reported cases in the country were discharged from hospital on 3 December 2015, following two consecutive negative EVD tests. If no further cases are reported, the country will be declared free of human-to-human transmission on 14 January 2016, and the country will then enter a 90-day period of enhanced surveillance.
· Guinea was declared free of human-to-human transmission on 29 December 2015 after the completion of 42 days without cases since the last person confirmed to have EVD tested negative for Ebola virus RNA for the second time. Guinea has now entered a 90-day period of enhanced surveillance.
Sierra Leone was declared free of human-to-human transmission on 7 November 2015. The country remains within a 90-day period of enhanced surveillance which is scheduled to conclude on 5 February 2016.
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Q: Am i using the word fundamental correctly? Some fundamental points both men discuss are immoral act of slavery and government corruption?

A: I'm not sure if it is past tense or present.
It looks like it should read: Some fundamental points both men discussed were immoral acts and government corruption.  To answer the question, yes, "fundamental" is the adjective for the noun "points", and it is used properly.
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[ˌfəndəˈmen(t)əl]
ADJECTIVE
1.forming a necessary base or core; of central importance


"You want a right-handed mallet or a left-handed mallet?" asked Jerry Stark, a burly 54-year-old croquet pro sporting a ZZ Top beard and a blindingly white expanse of game uniform. My wife hesitated, which cracked him up: The mallets are all the same. Me, I exhaled. I had expected this to be a version of sports with a pinkie extended. It turned out, like most things at Meadowood Napa Valley, to be easygoing.
The lawn that morning was cinematic, with dew lying like a rime of silvery frost on the playing surface. The resort's oaks, alders, and Douglas firs, hung with rags of morning fog, surrounded us amphitheater style in Meadowood's tucked-away pocket canyon. Five-time national champion Stark, known on the tournament circuit as "The Barbarian," divvied up the Condiments (the red and yellow balls) and the Bruisers (the black and blue set); discussed the pros and cons of the Irish, Solomon, and standard grips; laid out the rules of "grown-up croquet," which are confoundingly different from the backyard game; and turned us loose to laugh and hack and trash-talk our way around the wickets, our regulation whites merging with the fog that was now wandering in through a stand of redwoods from the neighboring golf course.
Hidden off the Silverado Trail near St. Helena, Meadowood is an enclave of high-toned gentleness. Most of the 85 rooms are in clean-lined, gray clapboard cottages–they appear to have been beamed in from the New England seacoast–designed by go-to winery architect Howard Backen. The muted interiors (soft beiges, yellows, rusty reds, gray-greens) typically feature beadboard wainscoting, exposed planks, and airy peaked ceilings. All the rooms have working fireplaces and what might be called destination bathrooms.
While the rooms and cottages are of a piece in feel, there are 17 varieties of them. They're laid out nicely on the "lodging" page of the website, and it's worth doing some homework here before booking. Families should consider the combinable Hillside Terrace Rooms, like nos. 67 and 112, and privacy lovers the country-squire-esque, decked Estate Suites secreted at the far end of the property. Be aware, though, that not all rooms are equal even when their prices are similar. We found the Oakview Rooms ($950) above the tennis courts noticeably less fresh than the neighboring Hillside Terrace Rooms ($1,000). In general, the resort's rolling refurbishment could use a pickup in pace. When booking, ask when your room choice was last touched up.
Meadowood began life as a local country club, and golf, tennis, and fitness are still as prominent as croquet here. The crowd is commensurately sporty but ranges from venerable to very fresh-faced, as Meadowood, unlike archrival Auberge du Soleil, welcomes children. Wine tasting is a major pastime, too. Everybody seemed to know Gilles de Chambure, M.S., the resident director of wine education and a master sommelier, who came bounding into the lounge one evening with a wire basket of empty bottles (from an outdoor tasting) and a waiter's corkscrew wagging from his back pocket.
Our dinner in the restaurant was a tour de force. (As well it should have been: The regular four-course menu is $95 before wine; the chef's tasting menu, $260 with wine pairings.) Modest-size with ruddy, highly burnished furnishings contrasting with light walls, the dining room is presided over by Christopher Kostow, a two-star Michelin whiz at age 32. Kostow has described his cooking as "technical cerebral." True, he wields a full modern arsenal of combi ovens and sous vide baths in his enviable kitchen, and his food that night was imaginative–lobster and sweetbreads with hedgehog mushrooms, turnip, and black truffles; Bolinas goat poached in whey with vineyard grasses, sea salt, and olive oil–but what struck me was the pure, pleasurable flavor impact of his combinations. You don't have to be a molecular cuisine genius to savor the experience here.
On Sunday afternoon my family abandoned me for the kiddie pool as I resolved to tackle a three-mile stretch of the hiking trail that winds above the property. There were enough signs warning of rattlesnakes and mountain lions to add a pinch of zest as I climbed the gentle switchback through the trees, but mostly I worried about poison oak. There was a stiff, cool breeze; a powder-blue sky; and not a sound around me, until a family of wild turkeys scattered into the undergrowth. At one point, on the verge of being inconvenienced by thirst, I came upon a rack of bottled waters under a tree. There below, in its secret valley, was Meadowood, its whitewashed buildings and swimming pools and compact golf course. (The nine holes "play skinny," says Jerry Stark.) Here, in the lost land of Easy Does It, I could loaf and philosophize along the trail and probably still get in a round of croquet before dinner.


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EIB joins Rockefeller Foundation's call to action to provide sustainable energy for one billion people by 2030
Development finance, global energy, and multilateral agencies to accelerate electrification as the cornerstone of an equitable, global economic recovery
New global coalition to end energy poverty
Unleashing the full potential of distributed renewal energy systems
The Rockefeller Foundation and the European Investment Bank today announced the formation of a global coalition aimed at providing sustainable energy for one billion people within this decade. Organizations joining this call to action also include the African Development Bank, CDC the UK's development finance institution, International Energy Agency, International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), U.S. International Development Finance Corporation and U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).
Today one in ten of the world's people (800 million) lack access to electricity, including half the population of sub-Saharan Africa. Another 2.8 billion people lack access to electricity that is reliable enough to secure their livelihoods or power modern healthcare facilities and schools. The pandemic has only exacerbated the inequality of global energy access.
"In this era of unprecedented crises—including the coronavirus pandemic—we have a responsibility and remarkable opportunity to harness the power that can lead to a more equitable, safer world," said Dr. Rajiv J. Shah, President of The Rockefeller Foundation, "Our goal is ambitious yet achievable: to bring reliable and sustainable electricity, powered by renewable technologies, to a billion people by the decade's end. Our success will empower millions of people to participate in a modern economy, growing economic opportunity for us all."
European Investment Bank Vice-President Ambroise Fayolle, said: "The adverse impacts of climate change and environmental degradation, as well as the Covid-19 pandemic, are undermining the ability of countries to achieve sustainable development, and particularly the most vulnerable. Accelerating high-impact investments to improve access to clean energy is essential to address the climate crisis, fight poverty and improve public health. That's why the European Investment Bank is very pleased to join forces with The Rockefeller Foundation and its "Green and Equitable Recovery Call to Action" as a platform to promote the energy transition across Africa, Asia, and Latin America, by unlocking public and private capital flows into distributed renewable energy systems. This great initiative is fully in line with the strategic priorities and orientations of EIB's Energy Lending Policy and Climate Bank Roadmap".
The EIB is a global leader providing technical and financial support for secure and affordable renewable energy investment. Between 2015 and 2019, the EIB provided more than €62 billion for renewable energy, energy efficiency and electricity grid projects worldwide.
Last year the EIB adopted a new and even more ambitious energy lending policy. This committed the EU Bank to phasing out financing of traditional fossil fuel energy projects, including natural gas, by the end of 2021.
Projects recently financed by the EIB include the provision of off grid solar energy in Uganda, helping to overcome barriers to 80% of Ugandans without access to electricity, access to green power in Senegal's rural areas, and supporting Africa's largest private sector investment, the Lake Turkana Wind Power, bringing clean and affordable renewable energy to millions of people in Kenya.
As founding members of this Coalition, the organizations commit to:
● Launch a global partnership to end energy poverty.
● Mobilize and coordinate concrete distributed renewal energy systems (DRE) roadmaps, involving technologies such as mini grids; grid-connected local generation and storage; renewable power solutions for industrial and commercial clusters; and stand-alone commercial appliances.
● Identify and support appropriate regulatory, policy, and financial regimes.
● Collaborate to enhance project development and new financing instruments to for DRE projects in underserved markets.
To support the coalition, The Rockefeller Foundation, SEforALL and RMI have launched a new website that provides fresh insight and data on distributed energy opportunities. Go to www.electrifyingeconomies.org
Read Rockefeller Foundation call to action for a green and equitable recovery
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The Rockefeller Foundation advances new frontiers of science, data, and innovation to solve global challenges related to health, food, power, and economic mobility. As a science-driven philanthropy focused on building collaborative relationships with partners and grantees, The Rockefeller Foundation seeks to inspire and foster large-scale human impact that promotes the well-being of humanity throughout the world by identifying and accelerating breakthrough solutions, ideas, and conversations.
For more information, sign up for our newsletter at rockefellerfoundation.org.
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Greece: EIB first Recovery and Resilience Facility transaction backs a €524million landmark project with Greece's Independent Power Transmission Operator to connect the Western and Southern Cyclades islands to mainland electrical grid
The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Greece's Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO) have signed a long-term loan agreement of €108 million using Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) funds to co-finance the construction of a vital power interconnector between mainland Greece and the Cyclades islands. This agreement tops-up the EIB's own resources loan of €157m signed on 16 December 2022.
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Greece: InvestEU - EIB backs PPC Renewables for 230MWp capacity solar farms to increase renewable energy production and support just transition efforts in Greece's Western Macedonia region
The new 230MWp capacity solar farms in Kozani in the Western Macedonia Just Transition region supported by the EIB and backed by InvestEU are part of the ambitious Greek National Energy and Climate Plan. They will allow, along with other investments, for the greater use of renewable energy resources and reduction of fossil fuel dependency in the electricity sector, as well as improving security of supply for long term demand.
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Armenia: Team Europe to continue investing in a safe, energy-efficient and resilient future for the country
Today in kindergarten no. 47, newly renovated to be safer and more energy efficient, children and staff were welcomed by EU Ambassador to Armenia Andrea Wiktorin, Head of Unit at DG NEAR (EU Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement) David Cullen, Head of Regional Representation for the South Caucasus at the European Investment Bank (EIB) Maciej Czura, Resident Representative of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Armenia Natia Natsvlishvili, and First Deputy Mayor of Yerevan Levon Hovhannisyan.
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Adventurer, good morning! I would like to send you to the ghost town. I want you to explore the town very carefully and find all the information about the town. Let me warn you that the town is called the ghost town and that is because people claim to experience supernatural existence in the town. The only encouraging fact is that the ghosts do not harm anyone. However, they do make it very difficult for anyone to escape from there. Once you have gathered all the necessary information your next task will be to find all the 35 soviet medals to escape from the town.


This rice dish gets its name from its appearance after all the ingredients are added. Since it requires chicken gizzard, liver and heart, it is usually served with poultry entrees.
Chop the gizzard, liver, and heart from a chicken and saute in the butter with the chopped onion and garlic until lightly browned. Add chicken stock, pepper, bay leaves, chopped parsley, and thyme and bring to a boil. Add the rice and simmer for 20 minutes or until the rice is tender and the chicken stock is absorbed. Adjust seasoning if necessary.
Chopped pecans can be added for additional flavor.


Traditional African jewelry often consisted of distinct animal patterns along with seemingly meaningless symbols. However, both hold spiritual meanings in African cultures and traditions. Different types of African handmade animal print cuff bracelets come in a whole lot of shapes and patterns that are inspired by or exactly copied from the patterns that are naturally found on the coats of several animals. And depending on the kind of animal that is mimicked on the cuff bracelets, their spiritual value can be understood.
The lion, for instance, stands for valor and strength but due to the lack of any patterns on its coat, only its color can be seen as depicting those meanings. In case of other wild animals with distinct coat patterns, the bracelets are often linked with the very nature of those beasts.
Leopard printed bracelets are a highly revered element of African tradition, thanks to its connection to the qualities of agility, ferocity and mystery.
The zebra print is a symbol of freedom, unity and friendship. So, if you wish to strengthen your bond with your best friend, a zebra printed handmade cuff bracelet could be the ideal gift!
Giraffe prints can be linked with achievement and success while anything resembling a crocodile would be a symbol of protection because the animal is regarded as sacred.
Will you be at the Juno Festival Fl, or Arti Festival Abacoa FL. Also, do you ship out of the USA? Have a granddaughter in Bondi Beach, NSW Australia 2026 and haven't decided to send her something like that.


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Intro. to Torts > Torts Outline > Nuisance
A. PRIVATE NUISANCE
150 Law Masters Series
MORGAN et ux.
HIGH PENN OIL CO. et al.
Supreme Court of North Carolina (1953)
[The amended complaint] alleges in detail that the plaintiffs own and occupy * * * nine acres [of land]; that the nine acres adjoin the tract on which the [High Penn] oil refinery stands; that the Southern Oil Transportation company owns the tract which contains the oil refinery; that the oil refinery was constructed and is operated by the defendants acting jointly; that the oil refinery is so constructed and operated as to constitute a nuisance in that it substantially pollutes the atmosphere of the entire neighborhood and thus injuriously affects the plaintiffs in the use and enjoyment of their land; that the defendants persist in maintaining the nuisance after notice from the plaintiffs to abate it; and that the plaintiffs will suffer an irreparable loss of their property rights if the nuisance is not abated. The complaint prays for temporary damages and an abatement of the alleged nuisance by injunction. * * *
[The] joint answer denying all of the material allegations of the complaint other than the averment that the Southern oil Transportation Company holds the record title to the land on which the oil refinery is located. * * * [and] that the High Penn Oil Company was the sole builder of the oil refinery, and is its sole operator; that the oil refinery is a modern plant of the type in approved, known and general use for renovating used lubricating oil; that the oil refinery is suited to the locality in which it stands[.] * * *
The evidence of the plaintiffs tended to show that for some hours on two or three different days during each week of its operation by the High Penn Oil Company, the oil refinery emitted nauseating gases and odors in great quantities; that the nauseating gases and odors invaded the nine acres owned by the plaintiffs and the other lands located within 'a mile and three-quarters or two miles' of the oil refinery in such amounts and in such densities as to render persons of ordinary sensitiveness uncomfortable and sick; that the operation of the oil refinery thus substantially impaired the use and enjoyment of the nine acres by the plaintiffs and their renters; and that the defendants failed to put an end to the atmospheric pollution arising out of the operation of the oil refinery after notice and demand from the plaintiffs to abate it. * * *.
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For several years, residents and realtors have wanted the Third Mutual Association to apply for FHA approval so that FHA loans would be available in Laguna Woods for purchases and refinances. Additionally, FHA approval would mean that reverse mortgages would be available to seniors in Laguna Woods who want to use some of their home equity for expenses, improvements, travel, or improving their lifestyle. To date, Third Mutual has absolutely refused to pursue the FHA approval, even though it would be overwhelmingly beneficial for residents.
Fortunately, there are other lenders who offer reverse mortgages that don't require FHA approval. Yes, that means that if you have a condo in Third Mutual in Laguna Woods, and have equity, you may be able to tap into that equity with a reverse mortgage to get funds for expenses, remodeling, travelling, or for whatever purpose you want to use the money for. It is your equity, and you decide. At this time, reverse mortgage are only available for condos, and not for co-ops.
There is no cost to inquire about reverse mortgage eligibility. The mortgage amount that you may be qualified for will depend on the appraised value of your property and your age. If you want to learn more about obtaining a reverse mortgage, please contact me for more information. I look forward to meeting you.
Disclaimer: This material is not from HUD or FHA and has not been approved by HUD or any government agency.


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Why Does Our Glendale Dentist Recommend CEREC Crowns?
When a patient comes into our office with damaged teeth, we help the patient find the perfect restorative option for him or her. One treatment that is truly transformative for many patients is the application of a CEREC crown. In this short article we are going to learn more about why our Glendale dentists offer this amazing dental treatment.
CEREC technology allows our dental team to craft customized restorations right here in our office. The CEREC machine mills dental crowns out of durable and attractive porcelain. Once the crown is complete, our dental team will place it on the treated tooth; the result is a permanent, personalized restoration.
So why do so many dental patients choose CEREC crowns to restore their smiles?
One of the marvels of CEREC technology is that you can come into our office with a damaged tooth, and leave with a totally restored smile. Our dental team is able to mill your customized restoration while you are in the dentist's chair.
During your appointment our dental team will take the specifications for your crown. Then, our dentist takes these measurements directly to the CEREC machine to mill your crown. When the crown is complete, our team will tweak it to ensure a perfect fit.
Although the CEREC crown takes only one appointment to place, these are permanent and durable restorations. Once your crown is in place, it will stand up to the wear and tear of your daily routine—and it will look great!
Do you want to learn more about CEREC technology, or restorative dentistry in general? Our Glendale CEREC dentists are here to answer all of your questions, and help you through the treatment process from start to finish. We look forward to speaking with you!